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Wage Board
Continued From First Page.)

Herman Lazarus, and Meyer S.
Ryder.
After the White House made
public the exchange of letters,
Board Chairman Killingsworth
and Ross S. Shearer, assistant ad-
min4strator Of the Economic
Sterilization Agency, explained
the situation to reporters at the
White House. They had been at
the Executive Mansion much of
the day comforting on the matter.
Mr.. Killingsworth said I'VE still
hope to get board. The board
remains in existence but it is SIM
ply inactive, and as soon as n
dustry representatives are avail
able the board will resume ope. a.
tions. In the meantime Mr.. Put
nam will delegate to me and other
members the authority to exercise
Ithe functions normally performed
by the board.
Legally" Mr.. Killingsworth
told newsmen, "We have four peo
pie acting under the authority OF
Mr.. Putnam. He has authority
under the act and he has delegated
! that authority to us.
THE legal staff of the Board
and the Economic Sterilization
Agency will over the weekend
prepare the necessary legal docu.
ments. We hope they can be
signed Monday morning.
1--WE will then proceed to pro-
cess the cases before us with the
greatest speed that is consistent
with careful consideration"
He said regional board activity
will continue. Where regional in
dustry members lave resigned, as
they did in Chicago. the boards
wil continue on the same basis as
the temporary national admin
|istration authorized last night.
Where industry members have
not resigned these boards will
continue as before.
Putnam Leaving Soon.
Mr.. Putnam has submitted his
resignation as economic stabilizer
and has said that he will return
to private business early this
week.
1t was believed that Michael
Disable. former price stabilizer,
would succeed him. Mr.. Truman
has said Mr.. Disable was being
considered for the job. Mr.. Di-
Sale was unsuccessful in the No.
vember election in an effort to
unseat Senator Bricker, Republi-
can. of Ohio.
President Truman has also said
that he believes price and wage
controls should be extended be-
yond the April 80 expiration date
OF the present controls law. Under
the law there can be no control
over prices unless there is also
StabiliZation of wages.
While the business organizations
lined up solidly against the con-
tinuance of controls, the AFL and
C1O are split over the issue. The
AFL and its new president,
George Meany. insists that inf1a-
tionary pressures are so great that
controls are needed. The CIO and
its new president. Walter P: Reu-
ther. have asked for an end of
wage controls.
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Narcotics
Continued From First Page.)


United States Attorney assigned by
Mr.. Irelan to work on the pro-
posed legislation, said tentative
draft would be ready to present
to the conference.
Federal officials invited to attend
the session in addition to DR.
Chapman are Dr.. Stanley E
Krumbiegel. medical director ol
the Federal Bureau of Prisons;
Commissioner Harry j. Anslingel
of the Federal Bureau of Mar
cotics: Alfred Tennyson, CHIEF
counsel of the Federal Bureau OF
Narcotics and Dr.. Clifton K. Him.
melsbach. medical officer in charge
of the Public Health Service dis
pensary here.
District officials include Dom
aid Clemmer. director of the De-
partment of Corrections: Col
Campbell c. johnson. chairman OF
the Board of Parole: Hugh F
Rivers. parole board member ano
parole executive: Police Chief Rob-
ert v. Murray and Health Officer
Daniel L. Seckinger.
House Members Asked.
Invited from the Judiciary Com
mittee are John Woog. assistant
counsel who worked on the House
District Committees special law
enforcement subcommittee; Mrs
Bess Effrat Dick, chief clerk. anc
Charles j. Zinn. law revision
counsel. They have been asked to
make sure that the proposed legiS-
lation conforms with existing
statutes dealing with confinement
Of offenders in Federal inStitu-
tions. It was also pointed out they
can assist in making sure the pro-
posed legislation meets constitu-
tional requirements.
DR.. William B. Herbst will rep
resent the District Medical So
ciety and Sidney s. Sachs will rep
resent the District Bar Associa-
ton.
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Christmas Tree Replaces
Wheat0n's Broken Candle

A 30-foot. brightly lighted tree
atop a building in the Wheaton
Triangle will replace huge ira
.ditional candle damaged last year
The Wheaton Chamber of Com.
merce also announced it will spon-
sor home-lighting contest ano
will offer $50 for outstanding dec
IorationS.
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Post Office Schedule
IAt Upper Marlboro

Holiday postal service at Upper
Marlboro, Md, has been an
nounced by Edward v. Dorsey,
postmaster:
Tomorrow through Friday hours
will be from 8 am. to 8 pm. On
Saturday, windows will remain
open until pm. Service will be
maintained next Sunday until
noon.
The post Office will not be open
on Christmas Day. when only
special delivery and perishable
matter will be delivered.
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haywood Nursery MEETING

The December meeting of the
haywood Nursery and Kinder.
garten, Inc, will be held at 8:3C
pm. Tuesday at the school
Twenty-ninth and Webster streets
Mount Rainier, Md. Mrs. Edith
tBlau, music teacher, will speak
on Music Education of the Pre-
school Child"
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japanese TV Planned

TOKYO P)-The government
owned Broadcasting Corp. Of
Japan has received a preliminary
license to telecast and plans to
start regular television service in
February over three station
hookup. A series of TV tests al
ready has been made in Tokyo.
Osaka and Nagoya. showing popu-
liar sports events.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
BY the Assoeia,sd Pres,

Following Is the text Of an
exchange of letters made pub
lie by the White House last
night on q stopgap Wage Sta
bilization Board setup between
President Truman and Eco
nomic Stabilizer Roger L. Put
nam:
Dear Mr.. Putnam:
I have your letter of this date
containing your recommends
tions with respect to the adj
miniStration Of the Wage Sta
bilization program pending the
resumption of normal operations
by the Wage Sterilization
Board.
The course of action you
recommend has my ap. .,roval.
Sincerely Yours.
Harry s. Truman
Dear Mr.. President:
AS you know, all of the regu-
lar and alternate members rep
resentative of industry on the
Wage Sterilization Board have
resigned their positions on the
board. The daily operations of
the board in the meantime are
at a standstill pending the NOM
ination of new members to the
board as representatives Of busi-
ness and industry.
The United States Chamber
of Commerce and the National
Association of Manufacturers
were asked to cooperate in the
maintenance Of an active tri-
partite board. but they have re-
fused.
Earlier this week several per-
sons had agreed to serve on the
board as industry representa-
tives. During the last few days,
however, a number of these per-
sons have withdrawn their agree
ment to serve. There are indi-
cations that these Withdrawals
were responsive to the publi-
cized statements made by these
organized groups calling, in ef-
feet. for a boycott of the board.
Under these circumstances, it
is extremely difficult to obtain
industry representatives on the
board who have the training
and experience needed to permit
the board to resume its opera
tions promptly and efficiently.
Such resumption of operations
is urgent because of the large
number Of petitions awaiting
action.
The Congress has specifically
authorized you to establish
price and wage controls through
a new independent agency and
you have previously delegated
this and related authority to
the Economic Sterilization Ad-
ministration.
Further, the Congress has
specifically imposed upon the
Economic Sterilization Agency
the duty to coordinate and
stabilize prices and wages. You
have agreed that continuation
of the stabilization program in
all its aspects is necessary part.
at this time, of the defense mo-
bilization program, and have
so stated. Neither national
needs, nor the specific intent of
Congress expressed in the De-
fense Production Act, nor ex-
listing legal authority can be
frustrated by the non co-opera-
ton of one segment of our
economy.
Therefore, as administrator
of the Economic Sterilization
Agency. propose that the Eco
nomic Sterilization Agency ex-
ercise its existing authority to
act in the absence of a function
ing Wage Sterilization Board
and to make such re-delegations
of this authority as are deemed
necessary, until such time as
the membership of the Wage
Sterilization Board becomes full
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Three in a Church

CINCINNATI. - Monte Casino
Church. located in Covington, KY.
Is believed to be one of the small
est in the world, seating only three
persons.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WOMAN TO SHARE my 1-bedrm
apt: twin bed: NV. section: expires!
sfIvER sHISffhs' sfRiNGArars FRI "a 4Sss' house t,
snare with man under So; compl
home gaeo privils.: S45 per mo. JU
WILL SHARE HOUSE with couple o,
coSGENIaf St5iS alf woaES SS g7ao so share lovely
5-rm. bungalow: all utils. furn.
have own bedrm.: bus in front O
SooI: Soor; So 800, 67ol Conway ave, Ia
COUPLE OR GIRL to share well fur
niShed clean home. with 2 adults
az conveniences and privileges. TR
ONE Or 2 GIRLS to share a-bedTm
house with 2 others. Very con
UyegnienqtIye located in GEORGETOWN
VERY LGE. front bedrm. and shar,
living part of house; board optional
white refined couple or with
vdilS ehilS Ii; o 3-7554. , 3
group In lge. comfortable house
GIRL TO SHARE house in George
town. ,S GaA Sun. weekdays. after
ONE OR TWO young bachelors t,
share 4-bedrm. house with = bachel
ors; Ewes, OIL. 7546.
2-BEDRM, HOUSE with bsmt.; wash.
swing, sand box. . etc. % Most ICON congenia MIA
neighbors: available Nov. IS, foi
about q mos. 81. 24S2. A
COLORED-WILL SHARE my 5-roon
house with couple or girl; pvt. bed.
rm; reas rent. RE. 1865. --3
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARMED FORCES urgently needs
houses and apartments List property
with ARMED FORCES HOUSING
OFFICE, Va. and NV. Ii. $4,000
Ext. 7-4115; Sc. and ne. 10. 2.
5000 Ext. 303; Sc. and Md, HI
RESPONSIBLE Government employe
wife 2 children desires 2-bedrm.
house up to $95.. 10. 9-9420.
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE--3 adults
desire = or 3 bedrm. home; Sl25-
$3.50. WI. 592S. -
UNFURN. HOUSE. vicinity Alexan-
dria; 8 or 4 bedrms. Three months
rent, in advance. Phone Temple
LIST YOUR RENTAL PROPERTIES
Furn. or unfurn.-with this office and
get results. Call Mrs. Monks at ME
1874 with JAMES L. DIXON & co.
BnsrNEsS ikj tEsS' COUPLE. with small dog
want ,unfurnished 2-bedrm. house
with large liv. rm.; fenced yard;
must be no further than end cab
zone from downtown; GEORGETOWN
preferred. Call KE. 7-O34S Sum
day: weekdays, ST. 1888. IS
3 OR 4 BEDRMS., det.; excel. care;
reas rent. 10. S-O01S.
HOUSE. suit. for rooming house. in
p G; vii Will paint, keep up repairs
FAMILY, 8 adults. 2 children, needs
3-bedrm. unfurn. house, with base
ment: S105 mo. max. Ii. 1881.
COLORED VET. AND WIFE, 2 chill
dren, desire or room house; will
pay $S5 per mo. 10. 2-3545. 81
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1860 CLYDESDALE PL.
APARTMENTS WANTED

MOTHER AND DAUGHTER desire, un-
furnished apt; NV. Don't drink OF
smoke. Daughter employed. Du
11D3 after 10 am.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN. Govt. empl.;
about $50. TIL. 321S.
UNFINISHED 2-bedroom: vicinity
Connecticut ave. NV: permanent
up to 500. HO. 1851 or DI. '495
WORKING COUPLE seeks ?-bedrm
apt, Catholic Univ, neishborhood.
FREE Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. OIL
houses or sublets. Wash. Va, White
Open days. Ma. 0001
UNFURN.-One bedroom apartment
NV. NV SECTION preferred; about s65 mo
I3 BUSINESS WOMEN desire 2-bedrm.
unfurn. apt. on or before Dec.
NV. Sec; about S1lo. co. 04S4
EMPLOYED COUPLE and daughter
9. need 2-bedroom apt: s.e.. pref
st. la Francis Xavier Parish. aI.u
YOUNG LADY desires eniciency o,
one-bedroom apartment in desirable
nsga nssao location oo unfurn. Call no
PROF. WOMAN des. budget. unfurn
apt. texcel, stove, refgr): NV. vic,
K above 10th, Georgetown, NV. or
Arl,: nr. bus. 9-5 excl. Sun, FA.
41o1
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OCCUPANCY FROM NOV. l. 1876:

-.-----.--- -. .- =
COLORED-333 A ST, Me- rm.
and kit, semipvt. bath, $3.50 per
mo p j; WALsHE' INC, Ills Eye
COLORED-sO3 9th ST, NV. .
rms. Kit. and bath. S17.50 per mo. !;
inc. utilities; adults only; immed.
occup. Also "-bedrm. apt, SSI 80.
Call ST. 1881.
COL0RED-IiOO Ist ST. NV
rm. apt. with semipvt bath, avail.
t9r imm Ias occup., S55 mo. Cali
cSLoREDm,i Sia2l5 Ill NJ : 81 NV, Apt. l. J.,
chenette; tiled bath. shower: new
painted walls: suit. empl. couple:
SO mo. Ma. e43S. NO. T719. %
CoLORED--2Os 5th ST. S.E.-Bsmt.
ana o sah sse rrs rear fbsp apis c., SSSss GS per
CoLORED-EFFIC. APT. mr.. 10th
and sts. NV; s64.5o mo. Ma
CoIcRED-l OR 2 RMS. and kitch-
eh;,d EN- nae sccsnf ssetion II refined COUPLE
CoLoRED@s03 D ST. s.W.-1 rm.,
semipyt. bath; l or adults. Apply
CoLoRlID-PvT., . rms. kit. and
bath; lge. closets; working. mature
t;E6 Sple. only; downtown reas.; refs.
COLoRFD--N WI rm and kit.
apt; for ADULTS; reasonable. Call
COLOEED--PRACTI NEW one
bedroom apt. available nov at 325
54th st, ne; applicant must show
good employment record and sum
cient income: rental of $50. so does
not incl heat or utilities SHAN
Ma. 2345.
COLoRED-BsMT. APT. . rms, kit.
semipvt. bath, pvt. entr.; S17.50
iiih, TAYLOR NV.
:, rms, kit. dinette, semipvt. bath;
9 employed adults. RA 1896. "A
COLORED-N.E.; 9 women or couple
. rms. kit. bath, utilities; on bus
line: newly dec. quiet home. Ho
ICOiORED-1-REDRoOM new suites
liv. rm.. kit. new refgr., bath, back
porch; avail. Nov. 10. Ii. 3-446S.
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NORTH ARLINGTON
OPEN 9 TO 6

Newly decorated brick rambler or
high. level lot; . bedrooms, 2 baths
dining room. fireplace, large bright
paneled recreation room. full base.
ment,. garage. Available immediate
1886 N. seth ST. GIL. 1854
Directions: West on Lee hwy. to N
Powhatan St. right on Powhatan tc
Goth ST.. left on goth to 1886 al
top Of hill Just beyond Sycamore st
ARLINGTON semidet.. 5 rms.
bslnt.. cor. lot. Vacant. Fails Church,
rambler. 8 bedrooms. Vacant.
BEULAH GOSS-CH. 5682
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BRAND-NEW INVESTMENT
PROPERTY IN WHEATON
ton; ) lge. bedrms.. liv. rm.. dining
rm.. bath. kit; full bsmt. and lge.
rear yard. Rental, S115 month.
Call Mr. Covill RE. $3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
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BRAND NEW

Semidetached Brick Homes
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1-5 PM.
Three bedrooms. dining room,
complete modern kitchen with
S-ft. GE refgr.; full basement
and many other special fea-
lures. Only $115 to S11S per
month. 1900 block of 18th st.
ne. DIRECTIONS: Turn north
off Michigan ave, on 18th
(just beyond Catholic ~ to
Emerson ST., then right to open
sign sample house. 5000
- Sargent rd.)
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 1896 D1. S695
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED

COLORED ADULTS-1204 Euclid st
n.w.---3 rms, kit. and bath: all utili-
ties furnished at 500.
1903 14th st. n.w.-1 rm.. kit. share
bath, $52 so.
1347 s st. n.w.-2 rms. kit. share
Apply Guy TIMER. 1929 11th st.
NV, NO 4907,
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

LIGHT HAULING and local moving
TU. 1880. Call after 4 PIN. -3
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
2s
MOVING SPECIALIST. any time.
Short 7rtice calls. Hrly. or fat rates
HILLS TRANSFER CO. AT 9342
CAN DO YOUR LIGHT MOVING
and hauling any time. 10. 3-5407.
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THE NEW
BRANDYWINE TERRACE
APARTMENTS

CONGRESS HEIGHTS D c.
IL MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN
ALL CONVENIENCES
1-Bedrm. Apis. $3.50
l 12-Bedrm. Apis, $3.50
2-Bedrm. Apis. S94.50
RENTALS INCLUDE
Gas. elec, heat, hot water
parking. incineratorS, ex-
haust fans, etc.
OCCUPANCY STARTING NOV. 18th
INSP. DAILY, SAT. AND SUN. 1-5
Directions: Cross South Capitol st,
bridge to Atlantic ST.. Sc. left to 6th
St, right to Brandywine ST., lef;
to apts.
ALLIANCE REALTY co.
GE. 6454 ME. b454
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AURORA HILLS. Arlington. Beauti.
full. 8 bedrms., 2Ka bath home; lge
buffers pantry built-in breakfast
nook. rec. rm.. nice maids rm. ano
bath; garage: oil heat. Now beinl
completely redecorated. $3.50 mo.
Nearly new, beautiful. 3-bedrm.. 1ha-
bath. white brick Colonial home;
screened porch; automatic heat; ]
block St. AIMS Church and Schools,
few blocks public school. Available
now. S175 mo.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Otis 1856 Otis s035
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!. Fairfax Co.-Small house. approx
70 minutes Pentagon viz Shirley
hwy. Three bedrooms. . baths:
available for 6 mos; SITS mo. In
good condition.
.. Fairfax Co.-Four bedrooms, 2
baths. lovely maids room and bath;
well-furnished: DeepfreeZe and TV:
gear garage Available now. 2
acres land. $3.50 mo. Short drive
Pentagon, miles d. c.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
N4i- aEce Otix ana (
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J oFs III " NdN fNN
RAMBLERS
2-FAMILY HOUSE
CHEVERLY

2-story brk. Colonial, side porch, full
bsmt.. oil heat. cow to schools and
tranSp Vacant. Immed. possess
$f2n per mo.
CLYDE r. ADAMS. ReaItor
5440 Annapolis rd., UN. 1l43.
Open ewes. till 8 pm.
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. SALE

OWNER OWN, LEAyING CITY. will accept
teSm SG-0Rs5i'iYS NJ 7s5f. Ext aPi PI5. Liberal 3
1 BEDRM.. prac. new; s minis. ia
Boiling, Field, y block to express
bus and new shop. center. Monthly
payment S5S.62 incl. utils. 10. g.
I:RM. EFFIC. APT, semipvt. bath,
cepted; utils. incl: $40 mo-: Ist fir.
,s a lSt st; NV. IA: 6434. IS
apt; in modern 3-yr.-old bldg: 90
steel kitchen. .built-in bookcases; 4
exposures; roof deck; excel. location,
bordering Rock Greek Park and close
to extensive shopping and trans
nortation. Price, $1S.950. with terms.
Please call Mr.. Gavin, with H. G.
SMITHY CO.. ST. $500; res, MI
CAPITOL HILL-Two-rm.. kit. and
bath apt, completely redecorated and
located across the street from Su-
preme Court Bldg. An unusual OPP
portunity for those desiring this
Location. Price So 800. terms. Please
esIl cd Mr.; Gavin; with H; g. sMITHY
THE BR0ADMooR&spscio Re-; Mdi scious So24i sibed
rm. 2-bath apt; lge, liv. rm.. foyer,
kit, dinette. II closets; newly dec.
also 6-rm. brk. Colonial house; Sil,
Spg. Md; no brokers; OWNER. OR.
.5353 .
FIVE GOOD SIZED RMS. KIT and
bath with 3 outside exps.. garden
type apt; on express buSline. Is
minis. from downtown; in a restrict
&c. well-established cooperative de-
velopment. Substantial cash down
payment required. Shown by appt.
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Wanted. partner with 81 900
to 81 500 to invest. Well estab-
lished business Age 30-45.
married car. Experience In
selling field desirable. Write
Box 2S2-R. Star. .
TAKOMA PARK ID. -C.l APT. HOUSE
CONSISTING OF 5 APTS. AND 2
STORES. FOR MIAMI BEACH
HOME. CALL DU. 1896.
SMALL BUSINESSMEN ATTENTION.
Need a live wire full-time partner7
Can also invest UP to $4,000 in right
proposition. Box 150-M. Star.
LONG ESTABLISHED country store.
small town. North Gaithersburg.
Also IN %Oqs5n sa.in::s sr% over h9use Sp
Be expanded Sl9,500 for AL.
OWENS REALTY CO.
1920 18th st. NV.
NE. 04s6. Ewes. and Sun. DU 1920.
(Continued on Next Page)
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BRICK RAMBLER. BRAND-NEW;
VERSTTY LANE. RENTAL. $3.50
PER MO. PRONE ia. 09S5. -
AURORA HILLS AREA. VA.
Brick house, , bedrms., bath, liv. rm.,
din. nm. and kitchen; full basement.
oil heat; yard; rent, S110.
IN LYON PARK SECTION
4 bedrms., II baths, with extra apt
and p bath; oil heat; yard; bsmt
Immediate possession. Rent, S160
Both loc. conv. to transp. For
further information call
DANIEL E. RAGALIE
75S 23rd st. So, Arl.. Va.
OF. 9410 OK. 1923 -
CHEVY CHASE, D. Colonial brick
residences; 1st fl. liv. nm. din. rms.
breakfast rnl-, law. end A., 4 lge.
bedims.,. 2 baths. Fin. attic. Maid
rm. and bath. Recr. bsmt. Now
available. $3.50 per mo.
1881 43rd st.-5 rooms. 2 bedrms. ;;
screened porch, gas heat; near Will
son High; available Nov. is. $120
per mo.
S919 Bradmoor dr-6 rms. bath and
"a; 2 bedrms. and bath on 1st a;
gas heat. excel. cond. Now avail
able. Sl35 per mo.
EDW H. JONES g. CO.. INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. NV. WI. 230C
va bedrms., sos. Jefferson
Manor; semidet. bsmt,, fenced lot;
20 min. Pentagon; immed. posses
son.
Evening star., 1952-11-02

1904 D1LSTONE DR., Silver Spring
Md, nr. Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Navy Ord. Lab. Six rms. and bath,
recr. room with full bath, auto. heat,
detached, large lot. $135 per month.
666 Jefferson st. n.e.-Six rms. and
bath, lavatory 1st floor; garbage dis
posal, elec. dishwasher, gas heat.
$125 per month.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO. INC.
ST. 1920 903 Fl ST. NV.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

TWO BEDRMs. liy, rm., din. rm;.
"a. 5it ssiss sSssh sis0 j4. 1cssas 1ss & Jefferson st
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WESTGATE

g BLKS. OUT MASS. AVE. FROM
WESTMORELAND CIRCLE
5GO5 Baltimore ave-. This lovely brk.
home, consisting of 3 lge. bedrms.,
lip. rl1., din. rm.,. kit, with, new
loft. GE refgr.. , baths and full
bsmt., features gas &C. heat, det;
gar. and spacious side screened
Hughes or Mr.. Hinson, Mon. H, G.
SMITHY CO., S11 18th st. NV,
ST. 1900.
N. H. ESTATES-Three bedrooms, full
basement semidetaehed
RAMBLERS
Gas heat; close to everything; $125
per mo. on tease. Call Monday only.
JU. S-S133 or JU. 7-SS09.
2-FAMILY HOUSE
Rent $165. rms, . baths, finished
recre. rm.. cedar closets. 2 equipped
kits, oil heat. Enough furniture
with house for apt Vacant. Poss
about Nov. s.. Inspect today. Call
Mrs. Ramsdell, GE. 1854, with
DIXIE REALTY CO.
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GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN
Palatial GEORGETOWN mansion on large
corner lot with beautiful walled in
garden: exquisitelv furn shed and
decorated to a Queens taste For
type. size. location end downright
elegance. there is nothin~ Ike 1t IN
d. c It's bareain at 81 900 per
mo- Call Mr.. Dixon. Of JAMES L,
DIXON 4, CO. ST. 1000. -
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SEMIFURN1SHED
1882 Neal st. n.e.--6 rms. and bath
gas heat with bsmt; rent, S115
Call FIR 1000. HOHENSTEIN BROS.
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Va bedrms., sos. Jefferson
Manor; semidet. bsmt., fenced lot;
20 min. Pentagon; immed. posses
son.
r. W. MULLEN. XII. s-07S5
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NoRTHWoOD PARK, Silver Spring
Will furnish. Very convenient p
story brick. . extra-ige. bedrms.
porch. Gear garage. recr. rm.; lease
required. SH BIG.
FALLS CHURCH 3 bedrm white
rambler; , yrs. old; newly painted
pastel interior, Venetian blinds,
Bendix auto. washer, storage. attic.
plenty closets; avail. on or before
Dec. l.; S125 mo. JE. 3-7959.
Club; large lot; S125 mo- WOOD
CONLEY CO., Realtors. LO. 4-7200.
Evening star., 1952-11-02

BRICK RAMBLER, BRAND-NEW; |
RMS. WITH REC. RIM. OFF UNI
VERSTTY LANE. RENTAL. S13t
PER MO PRONE ia O0S5. .
Evening star., 1952-11-02
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEb
Open Today, l Til Dark
S115 PER MONTH
SALE OR RENT

Feqrc6edrm f4I1,cped1 and ss; s-bath home in
rent at $500 per mo. Call for de-
Evening star., 1952-11-02

FAIRFAX AREA-Attractiv 2-bed-
+! room rambler; full basement. beau
venient location; S125. MADGE C.
STINGER. Real Estate, Vienna, Va.
Evening star., 1952-11-02

3OO6 WHEATON RD.. Kensington.
Md.-Attractive 2-bedrm. rambler
with floored attic and fenced yard;
at 1904. To reach: Take Ga. ave:
through Silver Spring to Viers Mill
rd., turn left to first traff1c light
and left again to- house. WALKER
& DUNLOP. 1900 18th st. NV,