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hand shaking, baby-kissing affair, ex-
cept for shaking with local party leaders
and officials.
Taft, however, has not been nominated
and is under no obligation to seek the
highest Office in the land. His only OBJ
legation is to the State of Ohio and the
United States to attend faithfully to the
high office which he already holds. This
he is Woefully neglecting.
Further, the nondescript crowds
which gather to hear and see him will
have little to say about his nomination.
This wilt be in the hands Of delegates
duly chosen for that purpose. A digni-
fled approach to these, after they are
selected, and a presentation of Mr..
Taft's qualifications upon the floor Of
the convention would not be unbecom-
ing. But his intimate hobnobbing with
all and sundry curiosity seekers, loafers,
ETC., shows poor judgment 1t is pos
sible he has taken the sobriquet. "Mr.
Republican" too seriously. It could
easily have been devised to confuse and
bemuse him. He is not entitled to such
disLinCtion-any more than hundreds Of
other outstanding leaders of his party.
IL uOIHlldCeQ, ue WISllI PIOpelly NC SO
called, but not till then.
These same observations apply in
varied degree to Senator Kefauver as
we'll as Senator Russell if, as he has an
nounced he leaves his senatorial post
to take the stump.
Tafts tactics could be excused in the
case of young political aspirant seek
ing minor Office, but not in the case
of dignif1ed Senator who has a record
which must, after all, be the deciding
factor in his further political fate.
Ellis o. Jones.
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Right of Privacy

Congratulations on your thoughtful
editorial, Right of Privacy" in The
Sunday Star, April 6, which pointed
out that ex-Attorney General McGrath
was forced to resign while protesting
for that sacred principle of Americanism.
the right of privacy. agree with your
final two sentences: "Mr McGrath may
have made real contribution to this
end If so, that is something which will
outweigh the errors and shortcomings of
his administration" BY the same token,
the failure of the Democratic admins
tration to uphold Mr. McGrath'S position
will remain blot on the pages of his
tory. That Mr.. McGrath's stalWart de-
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Letters to The Star =

Bureau of the Community Chest and
the tuberculosis Association for years.
In ALL DR.. Cannon has served the
District for about % years in one civic
capacity or another, and his experience
indicates that he could be outstanding
in his further service to the community
as Commissioner
Ida Pritchard Shultz.
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BY THE HASKIN SERVICE

@. Is 1t not fact that some of the
old melodramas ran as long or nearly
as long as recent plays like Life With
Father"?-I. D.
A. Some Of the melodramas of the
10th century had very long runs. For
instance, Denman Thompson's "The Old
Homestead" ran for 20 years after II
was first produced in 1896. Harriet
Beecher Stoves Uncle Toms Cabin"
continued for decades Lottie Blair
Parkers "Way Down East" was another
long-lived play.
@. Do premature babies usually de-
velop normally like other children or
does their premature birth retard them
in any way?-T. Mem.
A. Many studies by physicians have
shown that premature infants can be
just as healthy and well-built as full
term babies, and that they score as
we'll IN intelligence tests. Isaac Newton,
Jean Jacques Rousseau Charles Darwin,
Victor Hugo. and Winston Churchill
were born prematurely.
@. When was an eclipse Of the sun
f1rst observed and recorded?-M. j.
A. The earliest on record occurred
over 1000 years ago. An account of it
is given in the ancient Chinese classic
"Shu Ching" a collection of public
speeches and proclamations beginning
with the reign of the legendary EN-
peror Yai in the oath century B. c.
According to Oppolzer the date OF this
eclipse was October %, 2137 B. c.
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The Welfare Budget
Ida Pritchard Shultz.

During Holy Week and the Passover
season many Of us are thinking deeply
Of spiritual responsibilities and privileges.
It is fitting to call the following facts to
the attention of the members of Con-
gress and of all our citizens for whom
Washington is your own or your other
city,:
AS in any large community, there are
in Washington the dependent and the
unemployable persons who can exist only
through public help. Caring for them is
the duty of the more fortunate among
us. the promise of those who heed the
great commandment. Thou shalt love
thy neighbor as thyself.'
Each day, in the year ending June
81, 1851, there was an average of 13,945
"neighborS" who looked to the Board
of Public Welfare for the means to
live.
Among them were 1852 children, the
victims of misfortune not of their max
ing. Among them were 5,263 aged, blind,
and inflrm, no longer with relatives or
physical strength as the means of liveli-
hood.
To provide for these people at bare
minimum living cost will call for an
of 81. 100000 the sum which the Board
of Public Welfare had said it needed but
which was eliminated from the welfare
budget for 1952-53.
This amount was cut by the District
Commissioners as the total District
budget request went to Congress last fall.
Within recent days further cuts were
made by the House of Representatives
10 cf nf irI,
rests in the Senator's To them we ap-
peal to make the plight of Washington's
helpless less hopeless.
Should this $1,4OO,OOO not be appro-
priated, then all these people will be
forced to continue to maintain them
selves at IA per cent of the absolute mini
mum standards for health and decency.
Should we, in our Holy Week and
Passover devotions, be blind to the
moral responsibility which these facts
place upon us. the spiritual aspirations
OF this community would bear tarnish.
Through Washington'S newspapers,
radio and television this condition has
recently received wide publicity. There
fore we are confident of growing pub
lie awareness. We believe that Congress,
which is Washington's "city council"
will remember to take care of the needy.
Washington people"and organizations
inspired to do something about this need
are respectfully directed to the United
Community Services, charged with citi-
zen and civic stewardship for the health
and welfare problems Of our community.
The Most Rev. Patrick A. O'Boyle,
Archbishop Of Washington
The Rev. Clarence w. Crawford, DID,,
President. Washington Federation of
Churches.
Rabbi Harry SiIverstOne,
President Washington Board of Rabbis.
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Pen-',dn1es may be used II letters carry
tUriters' correct names and addresses.
All letters are subject to condensation.
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Doqwood Legend

This is an opportune time to thank
Delegate Edwin Lynch of Fairfax for
sponsoring bill passed by the Virginia
General Assembly proclaiming the third
Saturday of April as "Dogwood Day."
The dogwood is the official flower of
Virginia-the Mother State" of the
Nation.
With the approach Of Easter. we are
reminded again of the beautiful legend
of the dogwood. At the time of the
crucifxion, the dogwood was the size
of the oak and other forest trees. So
firm and strong was the tree. that it
was chosen as the timber for the cross.
To be used for such a cruel purpose,
caused the tree great misery and dis
tress. Jesus observed this and in His
gentle pity for all sorrow and suffering
made the tree this promise:
Never again shall the dogwood grow
large enough to be used as 'cross.
Henceforth it shall be slender, bent and
twisted. Its blossoms shall be in the
form of a cross, with the prints Of
the nails in each petal.
"In the center of the flower will be
the crown of thorns and all who see 1t
will remember that it was upon dog
wood tree I was crucifled. Therefore
this tree shall not be mutilated or de-
stroyed, but cherished as a reminder
of My death upon the cross"
Mrs. /. E. Stalcup.
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Questions and Answers

The Stars readers can get the .nswer a
Ensn,n1s sns question sts Of fact by either Writing The
NV. Washington. D. c., and inclosing cents
return postage or BY telephoning ST 1868
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HOUSES sAlE-h.w. tcent.,

DUPLEX. Farragut pI. n.w.-Each
unit has 2 rms. kit, bath: large
finished rm. in bsmt. $17.950. ME.
18th 8aI; ST. LocATroNs-we have is sew
eraf large homes with 8 to 10 rooms,
3 and 4 kaths. Ideal locations tor
either professional r,en or organiys-
fSss. iiSes. oRi Ssil esaS. aa; LAWRENCE. Elf FA'
NEAR SPRING yALLEY-Brand-new
det. brk. center-hall Colonial of
finest. quality; ideally located one
blk. from the popular Spring Valley
shopping center at 10th and Mass.
ave: Q rms, ga baths, including
ast-noor powder rm.; 3 bedrms. and
priced at 81 5$S1, 800. FRANK s. Pill
LIPS, DI. 1411: eyes,, call ,Wo.
FROM owNER-A home to be o proud
Of, 6 large rms, rec. rm. and bath;
floor: milied fireplace. Includes g.
mo. old carpet all through house;
Shown by appt. only. GE. 1887.
1915 GALLATN ST.--very large and
substantial semidet. brk. in q fine
convenient location; includes den or
bedrm. and bath ON lst A.; 5 bed
rms. and baths on End. floor:
huge, beautifully noderniZed kit;
$500 down, balance on liberal
s; PHILLIPS. Di. 14iI; ewes, can
BY OWRNER-11 rms. 2 baths;
furn.; income, $233 mo-; overlook
ing Rock Creek PIX. Late model car
part payment. 3424 Mt. Pleasant
7sh IN 81. 81. Nw.-rapestry brick. Six
rooms, 2 heated back. porches, gas
$40 $1,000 cash, r. j. oUicLEY. M.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
Home and investment; 2-story home
arr ssd f1T aen1 ismsf sna et.r live nleed II
reasonably. To inspect. call PLANT
4 GORDON INC. 1874 Park rd.,
UPPER leih ST.. in sec. Of high-class
stone. Three bedrms.. den. liv. rm.,
din. rm.. extra lge. kit. all latest
ideas. Choose your own dec. Slate
F9iee se4E5sfso lsf Phone ' for aamG1sa appt
GE. 1175. Ii
MISSOURI AVE.-S15,95O
Row brick; D rooms and bath, gas
heat; detached brick garage. GOLD
STEM BROS, RE. 1858; ewes, IA.
2477.
1912 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
Four -bedrm. brick on quiet street
near schools and storestI tiled bath.
h.-w.h.. lovely rear yard, 2-car gar
| $l6,150.
THE CAREY WINSTON co.
RE. 1888 OIL. 2I17
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SHOP FoR sALE-Air-con-
oitdionsd ondo Can RIA. 1851. 1ss ZEN
DRY CLEANING Il STORE, doing ap-
good location; $500 81 fuli + price. HS0tsH az.
S746. after z pm. IL
SEE THIS-Don't miss real oppor-
tunity. Drugstore and luncheon
ette, ideal location, heart Of Wash
ington. near hotels, office bldgs.; all
equipment latest type stainless steel.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Air conditioned. For quick sale. tel.
AUTOMOBILE PAINT and body shop,
prime location, good lease, trained
personel; terms. Elk. 5409. ---13
BEAUTY SHOP for rent: small attrac.
Conn. ave. salon; terms reasonable.
Phone DE. o651. LIZ
TEXACo SERVICE sTATION--Must
sell due to dissolving partnership;
stock and equipment: good lease.
Station. ! Vt. old. Call Rockville
4757. Mr.. DODSON. Ia
SUPER MARKET - Near Wash.
Large store, going business; owner
Ill. viii sacrifice; new equipment and
truck. Must be seen. Sell cheap to
experienced grocer. Real bargain.
Phone Mr.. HENRY. JA. S-9S25.
VARIETY STORE for sale, cheap. See
OWNER, 1915 Benning nd. ne. Is
AM0CO SERVICE STATION. pump
ing 1000: gross 81 500 nionthiyi
stock and eqnipment; approx
$500, 71T0 Marlboro pike Sc.
IA, O&z&s AD "a
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HOTEL 144O
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

1923 HARVARD ST. NV rms.
pullman kit. and bath; exceptionally
wen located conv. to shopping.
churches; theaters, etc. blk. cross
town and downtown transp. Immed.
Sr pRone sfS aR50r affE ss4 PR Na
1759 LANIER PL. NV, 1 blk. 18th
and Columbia rd. n.w.--Brsnd-new
eficiency apt. with lge.. dressing
snto sapfas on premses s or sPf p6o6s SsR MEs sse
BERG q BUSH, Ma. $500. -21
TAKOMA PIX bedrm., liv. rm.,
dinette. kit. tile bath, refgr., stove;
utilities included: $S5. Adults only;
AR1 n9 ISt:1oS psts; &. 1860 days. sas 49, Ill
bldg.; 2 rms. kit, bath. Must be
permanent. Restricted. ia. $4,000.
FALLS CHURCH-seyeral 1 and 2
$500 to $3.50. atiis. included.
Columbia pike. right on Leesburg
right 70 resident masaser. 5S3 Vista
'ls siST IT, s. I.,s *sA Apt mod mn ,,,;
IDEAL LOCATION; Arlington, near
Washington va anst and sHa, pentason, Choice
lent transportation and shopping;
adults. oW. 636S between s and
soRooM APT, s4s.so per la month.
Isle. Ii. 3-4s0S. No. / M st. s.w.
TWO BEDROOMS, living room, dining
room, kitchen. bath; 500 so utili-
zone. See janitor, 351O MINI. ave.
Sc. HERBERT HARVEY, INC, Ql2
ATTRACTIVE : front rooms. kitchen,
bath , III A5 i9r ssaered c9iered. 1913 18th st.
eli "ii KENNEDY ISPG; sT. N.w.-Thr~ee ~ rms,
kit,and bath; modern; $50, incl
L4RGE MODEM fIj DuPIEx EEK APT
Sasant son ia4se Aqs bedrms mile If from Pensa- ,
rm.. bath. kit. porch; large recr.
mo- plus hestinS. sSsh cail kE. ki $500
THREE ROOMS. BATH. 1911 inde.
pendence ave. s.es near Lincoln
"ark: utils. furn.; adults; $40 mo
ARLINGToN-Limited number OF ]
brter Apts. Columbia pike and South
Greenhrier ST.; rentals, Ss4 80 K
$s9.50. incl. utilities. ia. 2-3295
NEW APT.-14o4 Young st. Sc
bedrm., liv. rm.. kit, dinette
bath, S67.5 not incl. heat ant
utils; CONNER & RYoN. INC, RE
1918 esth ST. SCI bedrm., iiy
rm.. kit, dinette. bath, SIS mo
plus heat and utils. CONNER &
RYoN, IN ING. RE; 3216. a-13
ideal for doctors Office and apt
comb. KEW GARDENS, DE. 1860
B46 oAKwoOD ST. s.E.-2 rooms
kitchen and bath; S65.S5 per mo
Call Mrs. Crowder, DI. 3100, with
BETHEL, 1915 K st. NV. --12
KALORAMA AREA-Newly redecorat
ed town house OF Mass ave-; 4 bed
rms, 2 baths on end; ? bedrms anG
bath on 3rd; S265. Call MISS COR
BIN, DU. 1924 or co. 1924. fol
liS9 10Th ST. N.w.-2 rms. kit. an.
bath; all utils. furn.; S6550 per mo
JUSTINE REALTY CO.. 412 9th st
1924 18th ST. N.w.--1 rm., kit. an,
bath; $50 per mo. JUSTINE REAL
TY CO., AZ 6th at. NV. DI. 5996
{ LA
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcen..) j

DISTRICT SALES MGR. or individual
exper. selling direct to homes. $s5-
600 and better easy yearly earn
ing potential with immediate income
on non competitive, newly patented
household utensil; q must" in every
by well rated company. Never before
sold direct. Priced under 81 90.
Stock requirement. $1,000. Box 20S-
LUNca h RooM--Excellent location;
very low rent, good lease. Owner
has other other interest. Call OWNER.
Will SELL ESTABLISHED moyins
and storage business to right party.
| 10. 2-7970. --13
LUNCHEONETTE, 1904 c st. ne
Fully equipped with fountain; other
bus: $500 down, bal as rent. Call
after IL am, HERMAN. RE. 29S9.
FURNISHED RooMING HOUSE, IA
rooms; S@a E1o Tor So sale; good income; S1,S5o
COFFEE SHOP and soda fountain
Md. Just over D. c. line on main
thoroughfare; air-cend; doing over
$l00 per day: $6,590, terms. j
EDW. ScoLLIcK. Broker. AP. 2255
DUMP TRUCK, late model: steady
work, good driver; should net over
Sl00 week. 10. 2-S4SS. 12s
IDRUGSTORE-In small town, only
70 miles from d. c., at busy high
way intersection. Present volume
more than double shortly due to early
location of doctor in bldg. under
construction adjoin. drugstore. Good
equipment. new, complete stock
Location offers excel merchandising
opportunity. Sacrifice for early sale
Browning 964-J. 13s
SINCLAIR GAS STATION and ga
rage: modern equipment; 81 900, OIL
best, offer. Call UN. s667. or AP
CARD AND GIFT sHoP-oood NV
location; low rental with apt. over
sacrifice-ill health. Ia. O222. 49,
ANTIQUE SHOP in Georgetown, gooc
stock, excellent location, exception
ally good lease available. For par.
| ticulars, A. M. DRAISNER, 1925
vermont ave. NV. MA. S036; home
GasoLfsE AS tHsE' STATION for sale. Local LOCATED
ton: 81 for ST only: q outstandirl
gasoline name; owner cannot devote
his time to tina business; purchaser
must be qualified gas station op.
orator. Cali JULES LAFFERMAN
.TR. 4437 or GE. 5931. Ia
SUPT.-DRY CLEANING
Petroleum plant in Baltimore with
potential of $4,000 a week. Tol
quality a must. Should be able Il
instruct in all phases and assume
owner. exceptional onpor. invest
ment desirable but not essential
| State fully qualifications, age, salary
| Box 1z6-B, Star. Ia
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We, WE HAVE APTs. AND HOUSES
LET'S WASH va. WHITE ONLY.
xoakED xMeosakDAEs' REs'raSfss Re- aNb sAT hEN}9v sym s5 5
524 BOND BLDG, MA. OOO7.
18th ST. AND N. 7. AVE. NV.
2l5 RUPLKY BLDG, XII. S-l3I3
SD KING ST. ALEX, MON.-SAT.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARMY OFFICER. desires 3-bedrn
unfurnished house in NV; Somer-
set area preferred. Call W. S126.
NAVAL OFFICER desires 3-bedrm.
house in Montgomery County by
Aug. /. LO. 5-4205. 12s
THREE-BEDROOM unfurn. house or
duplex apt. for State Dept. empl. !;
BY Md. or Va. ordway 57o4. IL.
EIGHT OR 3 ROOM HOUSE suitable
for 2 families: Takoma Park
Hyattsville area; avail. Aug. 15-
Sept. Is. Boy 43-C, Star. 13s
THREE-BEDROOM unfurnished house
by August 20 for family with one
child, Best references. Box 336-z.
star. ---l3
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APTs. FURNISHED tcont., !,

COMPLETE FURNISHINGS Of 3-rm.
apt. for sale incl. ltS-in. TV, lift.
Frigidaire. All $500. Apt. avail. /;
$40 mo. IL 7-2911, 631 10th st,
1923 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Nicely furn.
apt, $50 monthly; large efficiency
apt, fully equipped kit, Frigidaire,
beautifully furnished, carpeted. $50
monthly. Conv. transp. -13
sos MASS. AVE. N.E.-3 rms. pvt.
bath: for empl. cple.; no drinking;
conven. tranSp. --12
Sc. SEC.-I-bedrm. apt. utils. furn.
Csll 10. 2-s754 between $40 and
CoopE E Es.BEDRM. APT, liv. rm., ma din.
rm.. kit, with pvt. bath for adults;
NV; section: 500. RA. 0265.
NICELY FURN. 3-RM. APT, End a. /;
reasonable empl. cple. preferred.
lsfs 81. PAR: PARK RD. Nw.-Nice IL a-Tm.
apt, 1st A.. lge. refgr.. stove. sink;
L or 2 empl.; $55 mo. GE. 1910.
MODERN APT. BLDG. newly furn.,
newly. newly dec &c., bedrn, sI5 liy; rm,, kit.
dbe exposure; ssr asS sSs Seseenes ao eses sp0rcn'
1872 INGLESIDE TERRACE NV
Rm. and kit; suitable for 2 people:
everything furn. except linen; SAC
per mo. CO. 1920. Ia
116I EUCLID ST. NV. conv.
tranSp; Ink. rms; $45-$4S; young
couple; serv. or ex-SerV. pref; SgIe.
18th ST. AT LINC. PARK-2nd "A, frt.
Se: rms, semibath; all util.: 2-3
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NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
l324 VERMONT AVE. NV.
APfH2 &IA-&lr MI. 20 : nnA

AT 18th AND COLUMBIA RID
In elevator bldg; 2-bedrna. ant.
with liv. rnn.. kit, bath and foyer,
new furn.; adults only. GE. 369S'
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1924 Wisconsin Ave wv

W @1OO44A114A 4AVNs 4Ns w .
One-hedrm. apts. in beautifully dec
GRATED remodeled bldg: furn. or I'M
Turn; S99.50 mo- unfurn.. S12E
furn., includes all utilities; new
modern furn. in furn. units. See
lanltor on premises or call ME
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MASON HALL
1920 Mt. Vernon Memorial Blvd.
Alexandria, Virginia

1920 Mt. Vernon Memorial Blvd.
Alexandria, Virginia
New and lovely MASON HALL over
looks the beautiful Potomac only Z
short minutes from downtown
Washington.
Ehaciency Apis.
1-Bedroom Apis.
2-Bedroom Apis.
Some furnished units available
decorated and furnished by Johr
Wannamaker OF New York. Elevator
service,
Carpeted halls. Free parking.
Desk service Bus service,
Master TV Ant. Sun decks.
Automatic laundry. Kitchen fans
Attractive lobby Utilities furn.
Conv. to shopping, dining, theater
Rental once on Premises.
Daily and Sunday, 8 A.M.-10 Pm.
TELEPHONE OVERLOOK 2704
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APARTMENTS WANTED

TWO SISTERS. professional women
desire 1-bedrm. apt. NV, pref. In
apt. bldg; Max. $50. Call after q
HUI Sl6S. I3a
FREE --Landlords applicants waiting
Tor your furn. or unfurn. apis. OF
houses or sublets. WASH. Va: White
Open days Ma 00O1
APT. WANTED--Young couple. and
baby; non-drinkers; up to sos mo-
BUsrNEss WOMAN, single. desires
attraetively furnished apt. in nice
9nsighberhood; up to s1oo. pI
TWO-BEDRM. APT. unfurn.; under
500; NV, D. C. Reliable couple
and child. Present location 13 yrs
ATToRSSEHYi AND wIFEedesire iS to rem,
august. and SeptemberD furnished
apt. or home; approx. S100 mo. Box
40-C, Star. las
GRADUATE STUDENT. married, two
children, ! and 5. bedroom, living
room. kitchen, bath. furn.; max. SS5.
AID. 9615. 12*
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DOWNTOWN.

See this attractive apartment havins
3 large rooms, kit, bath. hall
pantry. new refgr., gas range, cab
met sink. lighting nxtures, Vene-
Z tian. blinds, heat. hot water, auto.
matte elevator, janitor service. 01e
r. j. WALSHE, INC.
N 1116 ] St. NV, ma. GAGS ILL
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COLORED
$3.50 DOWN
COLORED
$3.50 DOWN
$3.50 DOWN

Nr. Florida and. N. Capitol me-
rms. and 2 baths, oil h.-w.h. radi-
atorsl; good for 2 families. SURE
TY REALTY CO.. 1881 N st. NV,
Adams 053l; Suh.-eves., FA. 0250
or Ii. 3-1295 Ill
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHAsE-Six rms, 2 naths,
recr. rM., gar, garden, oriental rugs.
Two yrs. $3.50 mo. MRS. CLYDE c.
HUNTINGTON. WI. 2630, OR. $3.50.
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5O22 Conn. Ave. or 7400
Once open daily It'll q p.nl..
II sunday I'll !.
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BACHELOR PTS
EFFICIENCY APTC

1880 r st, n.w.-One rm. and bath
refrigeration: in modern elevator
BLDG; switchboard service; rental
500. Apply janiror, Ill
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GIRL to share house with girl; pvt
bedrm., conv. transp., unlimited
phone. clubroom with TV, $45 mo
1916 47th st. NV. EN-. 3455 aftel
@ pm.
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MCLEAN. VA.

Beautiful elose-in estate containing
modern residence with. 3 bedrooms
2 baths. plus servants quarters or
bath. Private swimming pool, ten-
MS court, stable with 3 box stalls.
SPACIOUS Handicapped grounds. Avail
able July 15 on lease for year. For
further details, call Mrs. Carter,
ia. $500; ewes, ana week ends Or
K ST. NV. --13
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COURTESY
> BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial SWITCH
board, utilities. three elevators, car
peted corridors. delivery service. two
large parking areas: storage space
on each floor; roof garden. Resident
manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE
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ARLINGTON VA

Vicinity y Of Glebe rd. and Lee blvd
bath, full bsmt. S125 per mo. Conv
to Pentagon. Call BOSS & PHELPS
INC. MA. $500. -I3
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Two bedrms., liv. rm. with firepl.
mod. kit. In Silver Spring area. SI3F
mo. Call E. F. BLANCHARD, Real.
tor, JU. S-5757. Open g. til 9, liz
Evening star., 1952-07-11
POOKS HILL
BETHESDA

WISCONSIN AVE.
JUST BEYOND NAVAL HOSPITAL
Large living room, dinette,
one bedroom, kitchen and
bath ---l------$117.50 so
Large living room, dining
area, 2 bedrooms, kitch-
en-, bath -$159.50
Large living room, dining
room designed for enter
tanning, 2 bedrooms leach
12x15 with double door
closets and each with beau
tiful private BATH and eff
cient equipped kitchen,
$242.50
Large living room, dinette, 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen,
$267 SO
Also Q Few Furnished Apartments
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NAYLOR GARDENS

AVA i A\<1G A1841e1/I4No
Two-bedrm., 1st fl. 3-exposure apt
in excel. cond. Possession. A very
choice location. DRURY REALTY
CORP. Mr.. Rowland, MI. 1000;
ewes, LU. 1-7069. -13
COLORED-21OO 10th ST. NV
Vacant. Immed. possession. 2-bed-
rm. apt, in modern bldg. S39E
down. balance $S5 mo. j. DALLAS
GRADY & SON. DI. 1850; eyes,. TO
coLORED-I7O1 SWAN ST. NV,
Apt 54-Five rooms and bath; $3.50
down and reasonable monthly pay
ments. See janitor to inspect then
call or come to Office Of A. NJ.
DRAISNER, 1923 vt. ave. NV. Ma.
S036 till z pm. Ill
sale Of Apt. "A, : rooms. kit. and
bath; reasonable down payment and
good terms. Call MA. SO36. Ill
Evening star., 1952-07-11
THE WOODNER
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

I-BEDROoM APT. over
looking Rock Greek Park; 8 ex-
posures: modern elevator bldg.
$4,000. HUI. 4O46. Ill
Lovely 2nd floor corner apt, Sc.
exposure; 2 lge. bedrmS.; priv. to
long hall: Ice. liv. rm.; kit: bath;
ample closets; low maintenance
costs. S29.40 per mo; moderately
priced. excel. terms. To inspect cab
MR.. PALMER, HU. 9447. Ill
TfLDEN GARDENS - Foyer, living
room, bedroom, dinette, kitchen.
bath; completely renovated includ-
ine all new kitchen equipment, three
E&pnSureS Boy "a =H Star 12a
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APARTMENTS uNFURNIsHED
GOODACRE APIS

Avail. August /. several mod, lge. 2
bedrm. apis; new fireproof hldgs; al
conv.; Office open daily 8 to $50
Sat. 8 to l.: 1912 Piney Br. rd.