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Evening star., 1953-11-08

Government workers, whose
quota is $1,674,712, have 1873 per
cent of this amount in hand,
and stand second only to the
Residential Unit. Residential
workers hold first place with 83
per cent of quota.
Some Agencies Over Top.
Campaign Chairman Aaron
Goldman pointed out that the
breakdown showed some agen-
cies already over the top, but
others down in the low percent
age brackets.
He stressed that he was i'm
pressed with the generosity of
the individual Government work.
er and his willingness to give. but
concluded that many individuals
in Government have not yet been
approached.
If the Thanksgiving deadline
is to be achieved, he said, those
units now bringing up the rear in
the Government Unit as we'll as
in all other units will have to
step up the pace of their solici-
tation.
Government Standings.
The Government Unit break
down follows:
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Watkins and Noeuib
Discuss Jordan Water
BY the Assoeioted Prall

CAIRO. Egypt, Nov. LIMITED
States Senator Watkins. Repub-
lican, of Utah, who talked for
almost an hour with President
Mohamed Maguib today, dis
cussed with him the controver-
sial River Jordan irrigation pro-
posals, well-informed Egyptian
sources said.
The informants said Senator
Watkins asked whether Egypt
could help bring Israel and Syria
nearer on this problem and that
Gen. Naguib had told Senator
Watkins that Egypt could not
interfere in this question as it
was Syria alone which had to
decide where her interest lay.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Ad Club Schedules
Seminar for Tomorrow

The Washington Advertising
Club will hold its annual News
paper Advertising Seminar" at
z pm. tomorrow at the Wash
ington Post auditorium.
The seminar is sponsored by
the four Washington daily news
papers. Featured speaker will
be William H. Boyenton. direc-
tor Of the advertising division of
the school of Journalism at Rut-
gers University.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Bethesda Exhibitors
Receive Awards al
Takoma Mum Show

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Yano,
8706 Garfield street, Bethesda,
last night captured two of the
highest awards with single ex-
hibit at the chrysanthemum
show of the Takoma Horticul-
tural Club. They also received a
certiflcation of special recogni-
ton for the vase of Nightingale"
green spiders.
A wine-colored Serene" sew
raj inches in diameter, was
judged the best in the show, and
also the best spider on display.
Honors for the best spray were
awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
ton E. Groome, 7615 Marion
lane. Bethesda, with vase of
small yellow blooms.
Second Best Bloom.
The second best bloom was a
bronze Indianapolis" exhibited
by D. Guy Duey. 9011 Sudbury
road, Silver Spring. Quitman J.
Herring, 1708 Dublin drive, also
of Silver Spring, took second
prize in this class for his show
ing of a spray of apricot-colored
"GlitterS."
In the arrangement classes
Mrs. E. Osman Barr, 1923 Chesa-
peake street NV, won first
place, with Mrs. Albert Mattera,
Ais E. Melbourne avenue, Silver
Spring, runner-up, and Mrs.
Frederick Lang of Kensington, in
third place.
The sweepstakes was won by
Mr.. and Mrs. Groome with 100
points and J. Wallace Talley,
second with 81 points.
Judging the specimens were
Judge Carey Quinn, Wilbur H.
Youngman, garden editor of
The Sunday Star. Harry Rosen-
berger and Matt Kearney.
judges of displays in the ar
rangement classes included Mrs.
Marvin Shipley, Mrs. John
Cotton and Mrs. Fred Lang.
Winners Listed.
Winners in the various classes
were as follows:
Randall Mr.. Herring, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanley, Betty Hanley; six varieties:
single blooms, disbudded. collection s
varieties: Mr.. and Mrs. Groome; Il
varieties; Mrs. Thomas Yano; six
varieties: Mr.. Duey. Mr.. Talley.
yellow: Mrs. C. York, Mr. Herring. Mr..
and Mrs. Groome; white: Mr. and Mrs.
G{jroome; bronze; peach, orange: Mr:
Miss Nellie Brossman, Mrs. j. A. Nc
Naughton. Donald Hanley; uink, purple,
syender Gerrind MT Herring NJ Randa5
Mrs. Coune, Mrs. Coune: semidouble,
yellow: Mrs. Lohr, w. c. Hunkins; red:
Mr.. .Talley, Miss Edna Meininger Mr..
MRS Boyce RR anG Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. .qroome; white Mr. and
@s %ps Morade onB M
purple, lavender; Mr. and Mrs. Groome,
MRS. Katherine Casey.
Small pomponS. yellow: Mr.. Herring,
Mrs. George Wakefield. Mrs. Lohr; white:
Mr. Herring, Mr. Herring, Mr.. Hanley;
bronze peach, orange: Mrs. McNaughton.
Mrs. Coune, Mr.. Hunkins red; Mr..
Hanley, Mr.. Hunkins; pink, purple,
lavender: Mr.. and Mrs. Groome. Mr..
Hurkins medium pompons, yellow: Mr..
and Mrs. Groome. Mr.. Hanley, Mrs.
Frances Parsons white: Mr.. Herring,
Mr.; and Mrs. Groome, Mrs. William A,
Caldwell; bronze peach. orange: Mr..
HnnklnS C1ldWnll.
MI. Talley, Mr.. and Mrs. Groome: pink
purple. lavender: Mrs. York, Mr. Hanley
MIR: Herrlng large pomponS, yellow: Mr..
and Mrs Groome. Mr.. and Mrs. Groome:
white: Mrs. Meininger. Mrs. Meininger
Miss Hanley; pink. purple. lavender:
J. E, Dentz Mr. Dentz. Mrs. Meininger.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Locust PorIey Ends

DAMASCUS, Syria, Nov. 7 (P),
"A four-day conference called
to devise anti-locust measures in
the Middle East ended here to-
day. The United States, Britain
and France were among the 27
countries that sent delegates.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Some Republicans
Talk Of Second Cut
In '54 Income Tax
BY the Assoeiated Press

" HS NSSSSiOiS6
Some influential Republican
tax writer's in Congress are be-
ginning to eye the possibility of
q second-round personal income
tax cut in the last half of next
year.
These Republicans said yes
terday they are far from reach
ing a concrete decision-in fact,
as one leader put it, the idea
may turn out to be ''just wishful
thinking"
But they said the possibility
has been discussed sympathetic
cally among several Republicans
on the House Ways and Means
Committee, and among congress
sional staff experts.
The first individual tax re-
duction in five years already is
set for this January /, when an
average 10 per cent cut in rates
takes effect for some SO million
taxpayers.
In the talks so far, Republi-
cans have discussed a further
reduction possibly starting next
July l. or October l, or even the
following January /. The par
ticipants declined to be quoted
by name at this stage.
Elections Spur Move.
They conceded that recent Re-
publican election reverseS have
spurred interest in a further
reduction, to be enacted or to
take effect before next Novem-
ber's elections.
Democrats on the Ways and
Means Committee said they had
not heard of move for a sec
ond-round tax reduction. One
member said if Republicans pro-
vide heavy tax relief for corpora
tionS, however, then Democrats
might plump for more relief for
individuals. Another Democrat
commented: I'm not going along
with any irresponsible tax cuts
for political purposes.
Republicans in Congress con-
ceded the Eisenhower adminis-
tration, facing mounting difficult
ties in its drive to balance the
budget. probably would oppose
further income cuts unless the
BUDGET picture is brighter than
1t now looks.
But they added that Congress,
In an election year, might be in
more of a taX-cutting mood than
the administration.
Both Republicans and Demo-
Gratis are claiming credit for the
10 per cent cut on January l.
Democrats say they provided
for the automatic cutback when
they raised taxes in 1851. Re
publicans say the reduction
could not be permitted, how
ever, except for their spending
cuts.
Reed Seen in Sympathy.
Chairman Reed of the Ways
and Means Committee and
Representative Simpson, Repub-
lican. of Pennsylvania, third
ranking member of the tax
committee and chairman of the
Republican Congressional Cam
paign Committee, would be ex-
pected to be sympathetic to
further income tax cuts if at
all possible.
Mr.. Reed has consistently
fought for tax reductions and
has referred to the impending
10 per cent cut as only "the
first step in an orderly
program of tax reduction"
He said this week that failure
to cut taxes earlier. as he had
urged, led to voter protests
against Republicans in scattered
elections last Tuesday.
Congress also will WreStle next
year with proposals for revising
excise or sales taxes. And the
administration is expected to
renew a drive to cancel a re-
duction from 50 to At per cent
in corporation income tax rates.
now set automatically for
April |.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

and in the SOS in the south
portion. Tomorrow, partly cloudy
to cloudy.
Wind-Westerly, 8-12 miles
per hour.
Wind-West, 1915 miles per
hour.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Where the Drive Stonds
Chest Drive in Government
Shows Many Units Trailing

AS the Community ChesUSO campaign shifted high
hopes achieving its 81 million by Thanksgiving
campaign leaders last night released breakdown how
Government workers meeting their quota
The breakdown of giving by the campaign unit with the
largest quota regarded by drive illustrating
job that remains mdone attaining the goal
Evening star., 1953-11-08

Takoma Elementary School Au-
ditorium, Dahlia street and Piney
Branch road NV. 1t will be open
free to the public today from
2:30 to 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

Rain is forecast today for Washington Oregon north
California Snow furreS will in the Central Plains
the Great Lake region the Ohio Valley the mountainous
tOnS of Pennsylvania New York New England
will be rain in the central Gulf
weather will predominant in the Southwest
States. cooler trend forecast for the of
Rockies. -AP WirephOto.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Sunday, November 8, 1853.

This edition also contains
This Week Magazine Of 81
pages, q 14-pdge comic section
and 32 pages Of rotograUure.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

Humidity.
Readings Washing ton National Airport }
Yesterday Pct S pm. 81
Noon Go
pm. A
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 100, on Aus 81 and Sept. 2.
Lowest. -. on March =
High and Low Of Last 2I Hours.
High. "A, at 3:25 pm.
Low, 80. a t | .45 am.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
River Report.

Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah clear
at HarpeTs Ferry.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Tide Tables
The Sun and Moon
PrecipitatiOn,

Monthly precipitation in inches in Il
Capital tcurrent month to datel:
Evening star., 1953-12-07
ApTs. euRNlsHED-vA.

ats Htb fGRD f ,sss ssgiD brns
suitcases" Children, parking, maid.
pets. IA. 2-3453, KE. 7-O149 -
COLONIAL VILLAGE - 1-bedrm.
e9mrleteys s,nn fSrn apt Fl, immsd &C.
DE LUKE. rent to couple. $10O per
month. Liv. rm.; 16'xi7 with kitch-
Sash: E!atI H%nasndals;e % S "a. Cali i MRS !7ss
rSi4 SMiIi0e' SS. fGGE%oSD. TE; f1s9S5 Arl.-novel,
Snta: SPt lss also is YARD rm 5A s5sis 5ssdFsns, fit
5310 N. 26th ST: ARL.-Lovely J.
bedrm, apt. porch. pvt. entr.. utils
>,A6 Adglts; Its, sl0o mo. - - ~
ally new: blk. to bus and shopping
center. compl, and beau. furn.,
full bod. Liv rm.. dinette, new
refgr.. kit, bath with shower. II
mod. apt, house. Sl35 mo. incl; al al
1-BEDRM. FuRNS. VA APT. To'ii in apt. bldg.
very close-in Near Washington LIE.
shopping center. S95 per mo. OF
$4,000 .MONAHAN REALTY CO.
566 South 23rd st. Ill
ADULTS = Best central Alexandra
un1SSsy stnaos ca sttrse ssv an and pedrm be
tween and 10 mornings. -
Three House Apartments
Nicely loc; t2l in .Arl.. one in Fails
now Reasonable.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors IF. 2-26oO -
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District Heights Apis.
1-Bedrm. Apis, SGT
2-Bedrm. Apis, $79

All Utilities Included
Near Public and Parochial schools
Best Yalue-20 Min. to Downtown
10. 9-S560 10. $3.50
Hours. 9-5 Sat To-
DIRECTIONS: Take W. M. & A. bus,
18th and Pa. ave. NV, marked
District Heights" direct to apis
Drive out Marlboro pike to District
Hts. turn left on Gateway blvd
to 5sth ave-. turn left to apart
Evening star., 1953-12-07
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

RIM. and very small kitchenette;
l employed person. 1896 Otis st.
ne, LA. 6-S20S. .
2515 I4th ST. N.W.-English bsmt.,
lee.. room. next to bath, with kit.
equipment; clean and comfortable;
$40 mo- AD 4-1635. -8
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Complete
furn., includ. running water and
refgr. 1912 21st st. NV. ME. g.
Oil NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-Lge.
bedrm., kit, utils. furnished. FriRi-
daire and sink; empl: cple.; $50
1910 p ST. N.W.-aThe ChurchilI":
dble. .rm. with complete kit. next
to bath: lin: SIS wk. NO. 7-986S.
COLORED-14th AND PARK RD.-
RIM. with stove. refgr.: SI2. 3323
Holmead pl.. NV, TU. 2-4I64. %
OLORED-N.E.-T rms, kitchen
Call 10. S-6417. IS
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APTs. UNFURNlsHED-D. c.

14O6 DECATUR ST. NV rms.
kit sHk and bath MR Newly, Negly dec. utils incl
1918 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-3 rms,
kit;; and bath, utils. incl. $75 mo.
10 sth ST. S.E.-e bedrms, liv. rm.,
kit; stS and g Slda1 bath. Apt. bldg. $3.50 mo.
1881 &h' ssth safSf1; Fl. s.E.-1iv rm.. oedIm., s
Tenants furn. utils. scHEUcH. INC.
BEACON Sdi sCS44si 42siprs.. 1901 Calvert st.
n.w.-.Elev.; lst f.. 8 bedrms., Nv,
rln.. dining rm.. kit, bath. All front
spaGiens SPs ;s,s rms Also 6-bedFm; house
NEAR 9th AND PA. AVE. s.E.-Twe
bedrms.; vacant; no pets: S85 plus
gas, heat and utils. 10. 3-68s9
ONE AND TWO BEDRMs.. Sc. @ag area
&C., kssisoE sss !s9Si E. stlS 4gsoSil Nichols ave
SHIPLEY PARK-One and two he'd.
rm. apis in lovely Sc. apt. develop
ment; extra-large rooms; picture
storags EtinaoSs' ropmE plenty .nS ct closet space
tiles; conv. to bus, schools and shop
ping center. once located at 3400
25th st, Sc 10. 2-OI35.
KENNEDY ST. AREA, 4SI1 North
apt; $3.50, utils. Incl. See iani.
THOMAS CIRCLE AND N ST. NV
Modern, 1-bedrm. apt; liv. rm.
kit. bath: immed. occup.; nevis
painted; $3.50. D1. 7-67oo: ME
HAMPTON COURTS, 2o1s New Hamp
ave. n.w.--Bedrm.. Nv. rm., Kit.
dinette. and bath: newly remodelet
SnS N% redeeeSoyrated: deSyt elev. bldg; Ss9, so
l BEDRM;. iiv. rm,, dinette. kit. ant
bath; SS5 mo-; nice loc. Cali RA
6-4S4l after pm. -
CAPITOL HILL-Two bedrms., iiv
rm:. kit. and bath: apt. bldg. SS5
incl. utils; AP. 7.S947. after 4. -
and Columbia rd.--Liv. rm., bedrm
kit. and bath. $50 so and up. Elev
BLDG, all utils incl Children well
come. See Resident Mgr. Apt. los.
e5Is 18th ST. NV. nr. Col. rd.-
Enc, full kit, tile bath; $65. Mgr.
c6SPLErEl2 asii A9' kESEeoRArEp aEHSss AiG AIRS
each consisting. Of Ice. liv, rm.. bed
ra.:, rIll:: dins5ts, s5 So Kit. bath and @ back
Ssv.IGT.S. No IinsrssSe in reH:; sardsn-tyD:
i is cs :sfftG1 e. 1885 9BBss0o toe ae s@ se
b oni INT CIRCLE AREA-2-ocdoo. m
ant; s1ad Incl. utiis. AID. s-44se,
Evening star., 1953-12-07
APTS. FURNISHED. c.

SOME FREE, RENT. 3 furn. apis. in
no children. S07 A st. ne. 12'
oil MD. AVE. N.E;I.Attractive
ADULTS aarn utis iEe' ina rnS II tiled S74ss bath;
HOTEL .l0O-One and two 0edrm
apis furnished or unfurnished.
NEAR GWU-Small apt. bldg., newly
redec.. 2 bedrms; for 8 adults; S35
ca. mo. sos 10th st. NV
lovely Kitchen. utility rm; girls;
$3.50 each. 10. S-0214 -
11l2 10th ST. N.W.-Eficiency IN
mic mid-t9En' sEg ,TH%errn m9dern well run bldg
1929 UPSHUR ST. NV rms.
kit, shower; Young couple only,
DUPONT CIRCLE-end H.. liv.-bedrm.
SIS TR.' esntlemsli man De- De- 2eos64. Si'n'
23s 1st ST. S.E.-Newly dec; sgle.
rms. near Capitol; conv. transp.
and restaurants. SS and SO per wk
.314 MADISON ST. N.W.-Attrac.
liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. modern bath
sGonv. transp. Ewes. TU. 2-3575.
1I{o 40 Il 0sf.' 81. N.w.-Nicely furnished
1914 10th ST. N.W.-Elev. type
bids. l-rm. and pvt. bath eficiency.
VIII rent by the week. IS
WILTSHIRE PKWY., 3701 Connecti-
suit. for .. Comfortable and at
trac.; "4-hr. secretarial service;
year-round air conditioning; transp.
at door. Also inside garages. EN-
1ioi 18th ST. NV, downtown-
Neatly furnished apt. $3.50 per
mo-. utils. furnished. HU. 3-6739.
NV. sECTIoN-Apt.. suitable for " 2.
sB SO lSsos ma incl. utils. Mr., carline.
Ss3 s3' 1NGRAHAM 1c;iaai ST. N.w.-Three 1T
ms. kit. bath; everything furn,
SENATE GouRTs.' q al blk. 2'nSSi from Sem Sem
ate once Bldg. Ibedrm. and ef1c.
apts. Beautiful furn., air-condi-
toned. 120 st. ne. Ii. 6-4466
MT. PLEAsANT-o-bedrm. apt. spa
cious. "a girls or young men. Good
transp. South s-S964; HU. 3-4662
CAPITOL HILL-Liy. rm.. bedrm.,
lge. yard; 500. South s-S964..
7s7 BARNABY ST. Sc, conv. Boiling
and utiis' incl. jo' 5.S555', o. O"''
4333 KANSAS. AVE. NV, Apt. in
apt bIdg3; dftIoct;v.I Ige rms: Sit a.ann and
h mo ine sS5N stGVe aaf rss aefGa snd
FEDERAL Fz ERA RENTAL Co, CO g S15 N p,9
RMS. KIT. AND BATH. ldry,
rms. s' Open today, 3-4 PM. 1872
Newton s.. NV. CAN TU. 2-o330
GARDEN APT, 5 rms. with Q large
9edrms;;, playground for children,
sIIe liz 10Th tbs ST. N.w.-s rms. and
bath. beautiful knotty pine finish
d.. 2-lO72 AID. 4-973S. -
VICINITY 10th ST. N.W.-Frt. apt.
seaS:ifuIlyy tIrn' 49, rmsi ld kit ane
500 per mo. AID. 4-l5S9. III
BEDRM., .liv. rm,, dinette. kit. bath
Sarden type apts:, 2 bus lines; e
h shoppins centers. churches, schools
movies. excel. maintenance and ian
furn., 500 mo-, incl. util. BOZ
IEIiNors Limo sIsSf AND FARRAGUT ST. NV
. bedrms., liv. rm,. complete kit.
shespipins; si suitable 80 for 'S I adults;
1873 $3.50 M%SNRSSE Is &C. ST. $io7Ss N.w.-Bead1tsl @1s
or bedrms,, liy, rm.. kit. bath
1903 ALLISON ST. N.W.@Bed- -liv
rm, kit, dinette. pvt. bath: good
transp. ,utils. incl. reas. -
NICELY FURN. 2-bedrm. apt. tele.
phone: on busline; $40 per mo. RA
6-1749. -
NICE GIRLS wanted for this Lowell,
8 rm. and bath apt. Nicely furn
Kit. has automatic dishwaSher ant
disposal. Lovely neighborhood will
country atmosphere. Utils. furn
S27.50 each per mo. 10. S-5777
1920 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-I bedrm.
Nv, rm., din, kit. and bath, $50
ncl.. utils. Also efacieney. EN-. 8
Evening star., 1953-12-07
ROOMS FURA.-MD. 8 VA.

ARLINGTON-Conv. d. C. and pent-
agon: gentleman; clean, sgle. rm.,
pvt. bath; " blk. bus. IA. 4-1434.
MYATTSVILLE. MD.-Rm. for man,
next to bath; no other roomers.
WA. 7-9105. -
BETHESDA-Maste bedrm: lovely
pvt. home. exclusive residential Sec
tton; excel. tranSp.; gentleman; $50
mo. Call OIL. 2-07S1 Sun. and
ewes. after z. 10
N. ARL.-Large. attractive rm. for
one gentleman; semipvt. bath; pvt.
home. all adults. IA. 2-098O. --13
Evening star., 1953-12-07
$95-$100, Utilities Included
PLEASANT HILLS
Between Hawaii Ave. and
HareWood Rd. NE

An tn-town development that offers
the "away-from-town" atmosphere.
bordered with trees and having lovely
Wen-kept grounds, yet within a
1-bus-fare location.
All buildings are modern in design,
each apt. with large picture windows
and storage and laundry facilities
provided.
Now available: One -bedrm. apts. with
modern. equipped kitchen. liv. rm.'
and bath IN 2-family and also s.
Rentals. s75 tsome incl. utils.D
To. Inspect: See Mr.. Parker at 1876
Victor st. ne. from 10 am. to
pm; or call ia. 9-6757 or RA. g.
1868 (M-2 bus runs through the
development
Il TIEEEv IL som
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

C0LORED-3225 18th ST. NV
2nd fir. next to bath; home privi-
leges; S32 30. AID. 4-2976. .
COLORED-633 KENYON NV.
Lovely large rm.. S35 mo.
eAM ROSEY AID. f-27OO
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

GREENLAWN APTS.-2- -bedrm. apt. !;
lmmed. occupancy; S97,5O, incl.
utils.; Eastern and N. H., sections i
and 2; excel. transp. JU. S-4934.
STRATFORD PLAZA s113 Unj-
yersity lane. sil. Spg. Lge.. bright
2-bedrm.; utils. incl. See res. mgr.
SILVER sPRING-Modern 2-oeJrm.
duplex apt; attrac. surroun .il,ss
conv. to shopping and transp.: will
rsedec; s1GS, $50 mo. plus uti,s. Ma.
BETHEsDA-Liv. rm.. dinette. kit, 2
bedrms:, bath. Conv. to transp.,
shop: Call OIL. 4-7400. Monday. --s
SILVER SPRING, 1854 East-West
awsi,,n5 hwy ,,1,s T,wso-5sdroom: bedroom. individual
legation; l3c ION; win redecoratsi 500 per
BETHESDA, MD.-one and 2 bedrm.
aapts;, $7o;$eQ; plus utils, SAMUEL
COLLEGE PARk. iSo;i 4s2s 81 Knox SsnasoG I'd.
Walking; distance: Ij Nd. Univ; w. corN' conY,
sSss.S9i sSs 81 Wills gsll:; Incl. IN. sS 4-ssSSj
s100 incl. util,; nr. school. j Blk.
ONE -BEDRM. APARTMENTWPrivate
b, bath dIa a. and ,,T,. entrance. At 7o7 Rose
SS$a Sss " month Call Lockwood o.
APT. 1oi. $500 New Hamp. ave ave-
Spacious, l bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette.
Einssn kis AND ss5 sssh gs closets picture
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-one-bedrm.
utils. incl; $50 mo. OIL. 4-3130.
CAPITOL HEIGHTs-rhree lre. rms,
bath; ssa ID 2nd f.; heat furn. for couple.
AND si5Os 2 BEDRM. APT. a and Ice.
rms9 $50. so and S9S.6O mo. incl.
ssSo ssiasi o.esoi af fsEGlH REpfoP RD.. raKoma
Ps5F psdrm Mt Gins Isl nc end $50 SDd peT o spts
thermostat. blk. from bus, near
shops. JU. 9-1315 days; JU. 5-3966
1ss eES, LEE AVE, rAKoMA PARK, MD.
tNear Philadelphia and Maple ave-
S95 mo- own thermostat. Near ele-
rentary and jr. high schools. Good
transportation and shopping. JU,
9-1315 days; JU. 5-3966 ewes.
liz
SILVER sPRING-1-bedrm. apts., in
Sligo Greek Park. Sep. dinettes,
cross ventilation, excel. closet space,
pleasant surroundings. Adults; 1st
floor. $a4; End floor. Ss2, incl
TfHRiEiE-BsEDRM. TfHRiEiE AFT. uarre,. End a.,
with din. rm., liv. Tm.. kit. bath
Pvt. entrance; h.-w. heat; sos. 10
S-6702, 1904 L st. s.e., Hillside, Nd
EFFICIENCY APT; / rm.. kitchen
ette and bath. 515S Benning rd
and Marlboro pike. CAN 10. s-4636.
TAKOMA-DE LUXE-S79. 80
Select A-bedrm. apt; utils.: parking.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 4-2700 %
EXTRA LARGE ] anG Q bedTm. apts |;
direct transp: to d. c.. close 70
schools and shopping center. b3rd
pl. and Defense hwy.
MUERILE ARMS
WA. 1871
Evening star., 1953-12-07
APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

THREERM.. newly redec. apt; pvt,
bath. entr.; parking space; $50. Two
blocks above CheVerly Theater. All
utilities. UN. 4-39O5 for details.
TAKOMA PARK-Lge.. bright. airy
bsmt. apt; attrac. furn.; hv. rm..
bee bedrm;, 1ntr kit: bath; utilS;;, BBendix; 2
TAKOMA PARK-Attrac. bungalow
type. 4 rms. bath, firepl. utils
Jan. 10: CPL: 500. JU. 9-4559.
ATTRACTIVE s-KM. APT; 2 pvt.
shopping; Sis mo. JU. 8-4528.
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn. 1st-fl.
/ d-bedrm- tar apt, S75 incl. util. JU.
sSO7 3VAiRNuM sr.-s lge. rms, So pvt.
sst' ss6' Hsxly MX 7SSss assS5ated' utils fgSn'
HAYWOOD GARDENS
4101 HAYWOOD PL.
MT RAINIER, MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
just across the District line. One
busfare. Conv. to shopping center
and theater. Excel. bus transp.
Nicely furnished apt. Reception hall.
liv. rm., dinette, bedrm., kitchen
and bath. $105. incl. utilities.
Reception hall, liv. rm., dinette, 2
bedrms., kitchen and bath. $l24.20.
incl. utilities.
Plenty of parking, lovely grounds.
Apply in person. WA. 7-6200. -
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212I H ST. N.W.-Lady to share
attrac. furn. 2,rm.,, kit. and bath
apt. with another lady; each rm
furn. as liv.-bedrm. comb; in large
apt: house. Avail. Dec. 81. EX.
CONGENIAL GIRL, ee-a5, share
Conn. ave. apt. with 3 other girls:
refs. exchanged. HU. 3-7274. ia
LADY TO SHARE APT, Clarendon
area, with another lady; good bus
service. Call ia. 5-9552 after )
pm. 3
WOMAN DESIRES another woman.
25-4O. to share 2-bedrm. apt. Arl,
$50; conv. Pentagon. ia. 5-7S15.
i OR GIRLS to share air-cond
apt, NV; section; TV; COW. transp.
DU, 1884. -
LADY to share furn. apt. with
other. lady, twin beds, TV; age 80
80; 1901 Mass. ave. NV. Phone
Mon. Tues. ewes. 40, MA. S-9683
ext. 406. Leave name. -
COLORED - N.E.-Share 2-bedrm
apt; with couple; furnished: child ac-
CoRoREDAs SsRPteRi Ia: Rms RMS, kitchen. j 10.
S-6417. -
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FRONT ROOM, corner Pa. ave and
14th. $50 mo. Ii. 4-5787. -
COLORED-Large newly decorated
rooms; next to bath: privileges:
LU. l-3949; call any time. "a
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

REFINED NURSE desires room with
light cooking privileges in an apt.
house. Box 471-A, Star. .
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APTs. UNFURNIsHEp-D. c.
CHTTIITM MANOR

Mo. ana N. Cap. st. unfurn. 1-bedrm
apis. Painted: Ice. rms. closets. mod
bldg. Excel. transp. Shop. SS5 1895
mo. QtilS. incl. RA. 3-4464. q
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.
In Congress Hts. Section

10 MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN
pletely furn.; all utils. incl. 2-bed-
rm. apis. suit. for A; low rentals.
Rental office at 1000 Miss. ave. s.e.
Evening star., 1953-12-07

MT. -bedrm. apt. spa
tronS, stLiS oE youlg rlen; re0 Sd9o1
Evening star., 1953-12-07

CAPITOL HILL-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
dinette, kitchen tile bath and shower
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

ELAUGHTER'S HOTEL, 1925 10Th
n.w.-EleV switchbd.. TV lounge,
rms. with or without meals. by day
Ek; or mo; fall and winter rates
Evening star., 1953-12-07

NV. SECTIoN-Apt.. suitable for 2.
$50 mo, incl. utils. Mr.. carline.
b27 INGRAHAM ST. N.w.-Three
rms, kit, bath; everything furn.
DI; 7-S627: eyes, RA. 3-55SS. 10
SENATE COURTS, "a blk. from Sem
ate once Bldg. bedrm. and ef1c.
apts. Beautiful furn., air-condi-
toned. 120 c st. ne. Ii. 6-4466.