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demanded metal money, or re-
fused to give change. The peo-
pie offered paper rubles, or s.
and 5-ruble pieces. They'd get
a ride and some metal money
back in change. But the con-
ductors weren't having any. Or
they'd simply run out Of change.
Maybe that was it.
The commission stores Estate
pawn shops) were packed and
buying was brisk. All sorts of
things were going. The food
shops were full. There seemed
to be q run on everything, and
everywhere the people were say
ing: Have you heard about it2
Do you think it's going to hap
pen?"
The last devaluation hurt Ivan
Ivanovich plenty. Never a banker
at heart, he kept his precious
rubles at home. When the gov
ernment devalued. Ivan got l
ruble for 10, poor batting aver
age in any league.
Queues Form at Banks.
I looked at two banks. Long
lines OF depositors before the
savings account windows. At the
last devaluation. the folks who
had their rubleS in the bank got
the new money at one new ruble
for one old ruble.
Every indication was that de-
valuation lay ahead. Yet it didn't
read right. It was inconsistent
with everything the Malenkov
government was doing.
Devaluation would be highly
unpopular with the people. for
the people don't like govern
mentS to monkey with their
money-unlesS 1t is to give them
more of it.
It was q panic, all right, and
finally the Ministry of Finance
had to come out with a COM
munique in all papers denying
all idea of devaluation, or a
change in the money.
That was a rare step. Under
Joseph Stain it would not have
happened. The people would
have been left to panic; they
didn't matter. But the Malenkov
government assured them. Did
4 have Tor Was It having to
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Port Said Put Off Limits

PORT SAID, Egypt, July q
P.-Port Said, at the Mediter-
ranean entrance to the Suez
Canal, has been declared out of
bounds for British troops for the
four-day liberation festival start
ing Thursday. The festival will
commemorate the first ami
versary of the military over
throw of King Farouk and his
regime.
Evening star., 1953-07-21

several miles from Red Square.
then marching-often very slow
ly-through the streets to Red
Square. Then it meant parading
through Red Square and shout
ing greetings and waving to the
leaders atop Lenin's tomb.
But this year Stain was inside
the tomb. The word got around
that this was going to be a
peoples May Day, that the spon-
taneous demonstration would be
much smaller than in years past,
that the party hacks and the
factory directors, and the fore
men and superintendents. would
do most of the standing in line
and marching through the
square.
And that was what seemed to
happen.
Atmosphere More Relaxed.
The Spontaneous demonstra- =
tion" got over hours earlier than
those in previous years.
The authorities opened the
football season that afternoon,
instead Of waiting until May 2,
as in years gone by. There was
dancing in the parks, boating on
the Moskva River and a great
deal of laughing and carrying on.
I never saw such a relaxed
atmosphere in Moscow. The
people actually seemed to be
enjoying themselves.
Malenkov could make his gov
eminent more liked If he would
do something to cut down the
government bite that comes once
a year in the form Of q "volun-
tary subscription" to government
loans. The precinct heelers
come around to every apart
ment. They approach every
adult and put him down for
buying such and such amount
in the government loan scheme.
1t is naturally always over
subscribed.
This has led to a Russian
story:
The police found the body Of
man in the Moskva River.
They searched through the
clothes. In a coat pocket they
found a government bond.
There were no other signs Of
violence" says the story.
Tonorrow-The Stain fu-
neral, uneensOPed.
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Private Companies
Atom Participation
Urged by Witnesses
By Thomos R. Henry

Some liberalization Of the
Atomic Energy Act to encourage
development by industry was
urged before the Joint Commit
tee on Atomic Energy yesterday
by Malcolm P. Ferguson, presi-
dent of the Bendix Aviation
Corp.
The Atomic Energy Commits
sion, Mr.. Ferguson said, has done
an exceptionally fine job, but
full participation of private cor
porations would probably put
$4,000 instead of 10000" at
work on atomic problems.
The Bendix Corp. has carried
out several projects for the COM
mission looking towards small
power reactorS such as might be
useful in isolated places.
Five Years Needed.
At the best, Mr.. Ferguson said,
it will require at least five years
to construct a So-called slow
neutron type of reactor such as
generally is favored for power
production. A fast neutron re-
actor. which would have some
advantages, probably would re-
quire 10 years.
In most discussions of the
problem, Mr.. Ferguson said, most
emphasis has been laid on mas
sive electric power production.
A possibly even greater indus
trial field in the production of
iSotopeS for use in the chemical
industry and in medicine. These
now are being produced by the
Atomic Power Commission, he
said, but In reactors made for
the purpose and consequently
often inefficient.
He proposed legislation to per-
NIT broad latitude in the admin
istration of the act rather than
specific changes in the act iSelf.
Opposes Patent MonOpolies.
Samuel B. Morris. chief en-
gineer Of the Los Angeles Power
and Water Department., opposed
any change in the law which
would permit ownership of pat
entS by power companies.
"The electric utility business
is inherently monopolistic," he
said, land a program which
would give any group monopo-
listic advantage would retard
progress in the field" he said.
Mr.. Morris proposed that the
Government, which already has
expended $40 billion in the at
omic energy field. continue to
proceed with the relatively small
extra funds needed to build vari-
Gus types Of reactors for power
production with>the result avail
able to all power producers. large
and small.
New England Makes Bid.
New England will probably
offer the best location for testing
out atomic power, testified Wal
ter Raleigh, executive vice presi-
dent Of the New England Coun-
Gill;, because Of the high costs Of
electric power from conventional
fuels in that area.
A group Of industrial concerns.
Mr.. Raleigh said, is deeply inter-
ested in building an atomic
power plant but whether it would
be possible to finance it is some
what questionable. He advo-
Gated a plant built and operated
by the Atomic Energy Commits
sion there as a first step.
Edgar H. Dixon. president of
Middle South Utilities, urged
that industry not only be al
lowed to own fashionable mate
rails but also the means of pro-
ducing them and that patent
provisions Of the present act be
modified as an incentive to de-
| velopment.
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Dr.. Eisenhower in Asuncion

ASUNCION, Paraguay, July
81 (P.-Dr. Milton Eisenhower
arrived yesterday in a specially
assigned United States Air Force
plane as part of his Latin Amer
ican act-f1nding tour. DR..
Eisenhower is acting as special
envoy for his brother, President
Eisenhower.
Evening star., 1953-07-21

leagues will join with me when
any such request comes before
us, Congress will be in session
until December, and by Deem
ber 81 such a bill will still not
have been passed"
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RENT. S125

1IL1N DIlJ
Nearby Md, Rlyerdale section-Lovely
det. cor. brick; 8 rms, II baths.
bath; large open porch; spac. cor.
level lawn, fenced In Vacant,
Inspect today. DIXIE REALTY
CO. Ma. S-SSs0.
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Immac. 6-rm. det. home. Oil heat.
Nice lot. Near Catholic U. and st.
Anthony's. Avail. now. 32os 10Th
ST. ne.
THOs. D. WALSH. INC.
Sl5 1lth St NV DI 7-76b?
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co-oP. APTs. SALE tcont.D

FIRST OFFERING-2 bedrn., 2 bath
apt with foyer. liv rm., din. .rm:
and sunporch. fConven. loo. west of
10th and Park rd.' REQ. redec,. but
very attrac. Priced at S13,T0O.
Tease call Mr.. Cabin with H. @.
SMITHY CO. ST. $4,000, residence
NEAR MERIDIAN PARKS rooms.
kitchen and bath apt. plus glassed-
in sun porch. Well established build
ing. low maintenance charges. Price
only $1,000 with $1,000 cash. Please
call Mr.. Gavin with H. G. SMITHT
CO. ST. $4,000; residence, AID.
COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Large apt. in
est. COOP; includes huge foyer, 3
large rms. kit, pantry and bath;
excellent view of city; elev. and
switchboard service; price Sill 500.
Please call Mr.. Gavin with H. g.
SMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000; residence,
AD 2-5004.
MASS. AVE, mr.. Rock Creek Park
De luxe l-bedroom apt. including
kitchen with service door, bedroom
with immense closet and bath. The
entire apt. has been completely re-
decorated including reSurfaced floors.
Exclusive building in ideal residen,
tial location. S13,760, with liberal
terms. Please call Mr.. Gavin with
H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. 3-3300i
residence AID, 2-5004,
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TAKOMA PARK-Lge. liv. rm.. bed
rm:, dinette kit bath; nr. tranSp.
EN-. 2-499S. JU. $4,000. 3
COLLEGE PARK, 1926 Knox Id.-2
bedrms.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit. bath;
walking distance Md. Univ: conv. to
shopping center and tranSp.; $96.50
Utils. incl UN. 4-2956.
TAKOMA PARK--1-bedrm. apt; liv.
rm., din. rm.. kit, lge. closet space !:
conv. transp. ST mo. JU. S-1S7S.
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MOVING PACKING. STORAGE

MoyING-24-hour service; exper.
help; padded vans; low rates; quick
service. ia. S-l950.
LIGHT HAULING. quick pickup serv-
ice; reasonable rates. AID. 4-4037.
100 9th st. NV. %
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your MOVING Stora9e;
reas. ia. 9-2937: eyes,, RIA. -1416.
CHESTER MOVERS - Anything. any
time, ST. 3-S570. ia 9-0l15 after
5 pm. Reasonable. -
LIGHT HAULING. local moving,
beaches esp s. L. NORRIS 45l0
5th st NV. Call TU 2-ll50 after
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or mr.,
small and !srge Jobs; trained men;
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Or
across the country safe Storage In
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO 7-0l04, UNION STOR-
AGF CO.. INC Established 1906,
ROYALL TRANSFERRING will move
you by Job or Sc mr.; rms. as low
as $40 AID 4-6777.
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. MA. S-4S52.
JACKSON MOVING AND HAULING
Prompt Service Reasonable Rates
Day or Night CO. 6-9S59
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CHEVY CHASE-Large. 3-belrm., row
brk house: 3 porches gas h.-W,
heat $115 per mo Phone TIE
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SILVER SPRING, 10304 Insley St
bier; bsmt.. fenced yard. $l25.
ERNEST H. LUNG, DI. 7-2221 or
10. S-4363. IS
BETHESDA-Four- -bedrm.. 2Ia-bath
brick; i'm. 3rd A.; rec. rm.. patio; mr..
SCH; $500; avail. Dec. /. OIL. 2-2274.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE-Exceptiona home.
Six rms, 3 baths, recr. rm.. piano,
TV, dishwasher. disposal, washer,
dryer. $3.50 mo-. Nov. l5-May 15.
Near bus and shopping. MRS. CLYDE
G. DUNNINGTON, OIL. 2-263s. EN-
VIENNA. Wa bedrms., . baths;
/ bedrm. and bath on 1st fl. Lge.
liv. rm.. elec. kitchen. h.-w, oil heat,
auto. washing machine. Large yard.
Rem, through March, $125 month.
1881 KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Det.; s
rms. > bathrmS., = kits, arranged
Tor 2 apts.; large from, anS back !
porches, and yard; oil heating; det.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Attrac. home
in the Hamlet" near Columbia
Country Club. Has step-down liv
rm.. with fireplace, separate din. rm.,
3 bedrms:, ga baths and 2-car
occupancy at S275 per mo. For ap-
pointment to inspect call Mrs. Bar
ker at WO. 6-1S40 or H. L. HOR-
TON. NE. S-33So IS
FOR OR g MOS.-Couple to share
lovely new home. pvt bath. No OBJ
lection of 1 child. SS5. JU. 9-1442.
SILVER SPRING-TastefulIy furn. .
bedrm. brick rambler; full din. rm,
and full bsmt.: blk. off Franklin
ave, close to everything; TV incl.
$3.50. JU. $4,000. Move in immed.
SILVER SPRING - . bedrms., COM
pleteiy furnished, on l2-acre lot;
70 4sSS5, SSSs5at HE HsnfrS; 4slS5. 5oLhF Co.
'1O6 3rd ST. N.E.-New 5-rm. brick
semidet., gas heat, full bsmt., yard;
newly furnished; ideal for group or
small family; lease if desired; $50.
EX. 3-210S weekdays. a
1929 K st. NV, Ma. S-0352. q
CONGRESS HTS.-Brick bungalow; 5
rms. and bath. util. rm., oil heat;
completely furn.; newly decorated;
near Boiling Field. Sl00 mo. 2S05
EiGuT 2th s. RoseSMs1 70 bath; f:7Sas Sas o, heat
auto, Bendix; beautiful location;
excellent bus service; full bsmt
det. garage: front and back porches;
fireplace. KE. 7-1970 after g pm,
- Corner brick. an. H.;
avail. until May |; $I50. 2617 Key
REV IA CHASE, siSlfS 3. c.--Brick co Colo
niai, 3 bedrns., tile bath, maid S
rm. and Law; garage; auto. gas
h.-w.h.; well appointed and immacu.
late; avail. almost immed. but rent
starts Dec 1; $3.50. KE. 7-1S43.
NEARBY MD.-.Mod. furn. house; Tv
Youngstown kit; reaS. to right
people for = mos. WA. 1862. --5
ALEX. DEL RAY rms; = bedrms.
bsmt.; l blk G. w. High School
brand-new furn.; avail. Dee. 1;
Sl25 per mo. XII. S-1767. .
10 MONTH; Takoma PIX. vic. Lovely
2-bedrm. brick home; full bsmt.; lge.
fenced back yard. DE. 2-3S34.
SOUTH ARLINGTON-Nicely furn.
2-bedrm. semidet.; carport storage
shed, barbecue pit, garbage disp.,
washer; conv. loo; SIPS: Cal. rent
department, 9 to ). IA. 7-930O.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO. --5
AMER. UNIV. PARK
Three -bedrm.. 2l2-bath. detached
brick home; rec. rm and screened
porch; gas h.-w.h. S225 per month,
1mmed. occup. To inspect, call
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC, Ma. $4,000.
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PREF NEIGHBORHOOD
3105 GARFIELD ST,
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

55O6 Bird ST. NE.-New 5-rm. brick
semidet, gas heat. full bsmt., yard
newly furnished; ideal for group or
small family; lease if desired; Sl5O.
EX: 3-2IoS weekdays; ,-3
inspect any time. NE. S-494l. 3
ALEXANDRIA. Huntington--Two-b bed
room semidet; bsmt., fenced yard.
Avail. immed. S110. JE. 4-13s5;
CHEVY CHAsE-Large. s-belrm. row
brk. house. 3 porches gas h.-w,
heat Sis per mo Phone TIE
ALEXANDRIA, 1916 West Braddock
rd.-3-bedrm. brick house with
rep Osmt 1atd ga gaFags oil ,cheS: hest
and shops. AID. 2-5296, after 6 pm,
BUNGALOW, semidet.. mr. Pentagon.
Five rms: bath; excel ,cond.; sos.
MI MILT0N S2nR, F RgPPERIT IT. d.; ,, 7Iboi5. 5S,li
Glenmont, wheaton. Md: S1I5 per
mo Call HA. 2-7324 after 500 m.
Sill; sPc;; 10 lo7o1 20 inwQod aye.LTvO-
tsfE 9saFm scSSoi SSlOnaI 5u 0ips stosS Sr eenfn-
. bedrms.; wonderful view; fire.
pls;, patio; all new; $3.50; MRS.
TAUSCH. co, 5-46S9; -.6
NR; 5th AND CRITTLNDEN Nv
SE@5. Wo. f-4675. evenings. %
WHEATON AREA -bedrm. bunga-
low; nr; to Sch bus and store; Sl10
rmIIp mn utiis iN1 ,neI. PoPlar isS s-69ls ~
R2ATY' R2 S7l' a1s f1so wiIson s1SS NANNEEs SAd "A
SILVER SPRINGS bedrms, ia
baths; 2-story brk.: avail Nov. 10;
Sl35 mo. JU. 9-3490 or JU. 9-2354.
TAKoMA PARKS bedrm.. 2-story
brick Colonial; ayail. immed.; S125
mo. Cali JU, 9-349O, JU. 9-2354. --6
PIX bedrms., living rm.
with fireplace. din. rm., large kit;
aF sFss ssstnas ss1s fnd eHP gT 55ss 5sy gas
NEW, sEMIDET. rambler, 3 bedrms.
tull bsmt.: close to all conveniences;
$lS5 per mo. on lease, HE. 4-7733.
lsis HF 4lSsati DEi4rrELD ST. NE. "a New
equip. daylight rec. rn.; ideal for
couples. For insp. call d. 7-7s77.
HuntinEton-2 bed
rms. semidet., basement. extra lot
fenced yard. Immed avail; 500. !
JE 4-l3S5. q
MODERN 5-room bungalow, Silver
Spring area: Sis mo. JU. s-3014. /
between 5000 pm. "A
Mr.. FALLS CHURCH-Lovely home
lust built last year: nice hedrms.. !
l pine paneled, extra-lge. liv.-din, |
rm. with frepl. and bookshelves. |
equipped kit finished stairway to . !
lge storage or playrms. on ind n. /
Mr. school and shopping center |
avail immed-. Sl25 per mo. JE,
UPPER NV. SECTION. on . dntn. !
buslines; newly dec. s lse. rms, "a |
baths, gas heat. Sis. ia. 9-0396. |
-5
NORTH ARLINGTON - 8-bedrm. /
brick Colonial in ever-popular /
Dominion Hills. Vacant. I'm
maculate. Immed. occupancy Rent, |
S145 per mo. POMPONIO REALTY,
INC. ia. 7-6660. -5
FALLS CHURCH, VA. 2-bedrm
home, full bsmt., garage. expandable
attic. Call JE, 2-1570. -4
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l-BEDRM. APT. S67.35; incl. utilities.
Redecorated TAI 5lst st. Sc, Apt.
B.. Vacant. WASHINGTON REALTY,
RA 3-S300.
ONE AND TWO BEDRM. APIS. from
SIS 32 to S7S.45: convenient neigh
borhood. See janitor, 1430 Belmont
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APTS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

ARLINGTON. mr.. Clarendon-Entire
minutes Pentagon, D. c. Nr. bus,
shopse> Sis mo. incl. utils. Avail.
now ia. 7-0744. S
ARLINGTON. S. Taylor st.-Avail
immed.: l bedrm., lge. liv. rm. and
kit.:- $50 incl. utils. Calr mgr
ARLlNGTON-Best section, Pentagon.
Fort Myer. Navy Annex Arl. Hall,
! bedrrmn. storage laundry, shop
children; see MRS. FANDICH. out
Wilson Blvd, left on Oak st. right
to 1884 10th rd. N. 4
GARDENS has q few
l-bedrm units available. oriced
from S75 Situated in conv lex
andria. a l0-min drive from the
White House Phone TIE $4,000
or come to of1ce in Adams BUILDING,
cor, Mt. Vernon ave. and Russell rd
3.ROOM APT; pvt; bath, in suburban
Alexandria. u blk. to bus; adults
only; no pets; S7s, includes utils
$50 N. GLEEBE RD.-2 rms, kit. and
bath; some furniture; S55. Dale
view 5-S9l4. 5
ARLINGTON - Modern apt. bldg;
S69.50: 2 rms, kit, bath porch:
restricted adults, ia. 2-330O. =
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APARTMENTS WANTED
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
BLK. OFF COLUMBIA PIKE

1 BLK. OFF COLUMBIA PIKE
Sedrm;' Se1 a6 lge' liv. rm; 81 600 down.
BR0ADMO0R-This truly magnifi-
cient apt. has 3 exposures, overlook
ing Rock Creek Park, plus 27-ft
living room, full dining room, mod
ern kitchen with disposal and dish
washer; glaSsed-in sun porch .
master bedrooms with . full-sized
baths Shown by appt. only Please
call Mr.. Gavin with H. G. SMITHY
CO. ST. 3-3300; residence, AID.
2-5004.
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UNIVERSITY MANOR

Old Bladensburg rd. and Carroll ave.
Silver Spring. Md One of the best
garden apt. projects in the area
can now offer several one-bedroom
apis. for immed. occupancy. Excel
rm. sizes and all facilities of play
areas Laundry and storage rms.
Rentals of SS3 per mo-, incl. all
utilS. Res. Mgr Mr.. McLoughlin,
5000 Old Bladensburg rd., JU
9-5SS7, or SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO.,
1905 H street n W MA 3O24S
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RENT, S125


Open for insp.; 6-rm., bath, full bsmt,
gar, oil heat, semidet brick; NV.
residential Walter Reed area ::
vacant. DIXIE REALTY CO., MA
SzSSSO.
PREF. NEIGHBORHOOD
Juniper st. NV, just of 18th ST;
mod. det. brick; Z rms, Ia baths,
lge. closets, full bsmt., mod. kit,
1St A. powder rm. very economic
oil heat; nicely furn.; draperies;
Venetian blinds: excel. cond.; vacant:
rent, S195. Insp. today. DIXIE
REALTY CO.. MA. S-SSS0; after 5,
Mr.. Gordon. WO. 6-1935.
31O5 GARFIELD ST.
On this quiet dead-end street, sunny,
detached brick garden and garage;
Z rms, 2la baths, partly furnished
avail. immed. for discriminating
family; S265 monthly. Call MRS.
MATTHEW FINN for details and
appointment. DU. 7-1234. --5
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BUNGALOW, semidet.. nr Pentagon.
Five rms; bath: excel ;eond.; sos.
NIL MILToM F RgPpERT d.; 7Tb0l5.
expansible attic l2406 Flack ST.,
Glenmont. Wheaton. Md: Sis per
mo Call HA. 2-7324 after 500 p m.
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APTs. UNEURNIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK-Lge. liv. rm,. bed
EN-. 2-499S JU. $4,000. -3
COLLEGE PARK, 1926 Knox 1d.-2
bedrmS., liv. rm.. dinette, kit. bath;
walking distance Md. Univ: conv. to
shopping center and transp.: $96.50
Utils incl UN. 4-2956.
TAKOMA PARK-1-bedrm. apt; liv
rL;;, rm;; din: rm': Kit; lge. closet spsee;
BETHESDA, Md and 2 bedroom
aptS.. S7O-S90. plus, utils: SAMUEL
E. BoGLEY. INC. OIL. 6-7S00 -22
$500 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, Apt.
No. 1011Spacious bedTm.., liv.
e Closets dneset petura e wnSoRs and bath prSat 2afe
lockers $3.50 includes utils. IS
ROCKVILLE. MD.-New. 2-bedroom
duplex apt. S79 so. Tenant fur
nisheS gas and elec. 200 block of
Dawson ave. TU. 2-2030. -6
SILVER SPRING-New apt. bldg, l.
pedrm., lily: rm;, dinette, kit. bath;
$50 mo. JU. 9-3490. JU. 9-2354. --6
BETHESDA AREA-Liv. rm.; dinette.
porch: vacant Nov. Is. OIL. 2-s751.
ANToNETTE GARDENS. Coral Hills
Garden type-14I4 4Sth ave. Sc.
CHnyeniept 9st Pa ave ss left on
refgr;,, all utils. furnished. Once
dent manager. 10. S-S119. -6
MAPLE AND LEE AYES. Tx. PIX,
Nd. new ! and 2,bedrm. apts; nr.
JU. 9-l315 days. JU. 5-3966 eyes.
TAKoMA PARK - Beautiful newly
dec. 2-bedrm. apt. for the discrlmi-
mating tenant. Loc. excel. JU. 5-37s3
SUBURBAN GLENN DALE. MD. =
Thret rooms. bath. pvt: entr.: newly
dec, S55 mo. Ask opr. Cedar 3-53s6.
TAKoMA PARK. $500 Red Top I'd.
XII bedrm :. bath Utils. incl. S75,
Open ewes, 7:A0 till . HE. 4-4144.
SILVER sPRING-ra fine residential
area, Two-bedrm, apt. in new g.
clude 4 large closets, plus walk in
kit, pantry, sep. dinette. full-size
itenna, OF street parking, ttmt.
LOCKER storage, auto; Laundry equip
Laundromat Avail. Dec. /. Sso5
Plymouth st., . blks from Flower
and Piney- Branch. JU. s-2563 or
JQ. S-E21G. -
SPACIOUS ONE E-BEDRM. APIS. over
looking parkway; Individual neat
own washing machine. $50 mo.
Also / apt. at S72.50 Located in
Two -bedrm. apis. at S1Oo in Sill. spg.
JU. 5-756n. JU. 5-2947. Ewes
EXTRA LARGE J and bedrm apts.;
eh f-@
schools: b3rd pl. and Defense hwy
MUERILE ARMS
WA. 1921
KENT VILLAGE
IPstfaS1as i-5sdtOom apts., from s2Y,sS ss2Y,ssSS
3-bedroom apts.. from SIIS,OOI
Utilities Included in Rent.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village. Landover, Nd.
AP. 7-016S
RIGGS MANOR
LUXURY APTS.
RIGGS IS E44,sAHg9 E2, AMp : AGAR ,A1 RID.
l Bedroom ~ S83.50I
2 Bedrooms - S97.50I
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
DE LUKE KITCHENS
WITH DISPOSALS
AND EXHAUST FANS
Spacious attractive apts., with large
wardrobe closets in bedrooms: con-
veniently located to shopping center. |
with school buses and public transp
at corner. To see, contact res. mgr.
on premises. HA. 2-7s51.
II. G. SMITHY co.
all 18th st. NV. gT. $500
Evening star., 1953-11-03

SILVER SPRING. fine residential
area. Two-bedrn. apt. in new g.
clude large closets. plus walk in
kit. pantry, sep. dinette full-size
range and refgr master TV eE-
tenna, of street parking. ttmt.
locker storage, auto. laundry equip
Laurdromat. Avail. Dec. /. Sso5
Plymouth st., . blks from Flower
and Piney Branch. JU. s-2563 or
Evening star., 1953-11-03

and Pals Church--A
det houses; good condition and To-
CATION; S95 to S135. Call Rent
PkeParsmsnt kE,P 4NHsnS, tq 3, "a. 7-930O.
Evening star., 1953-11-03

WHEATON HEIGHTS. I2Ois Blue
Hill rd.-Three bedrms., liv. TnS',
Gin: rm.; semidet. fenced rear yard.
1880 mo. plus water. Phone
Atty CO.. Realtors, 925 New YORK
Evening star., 1953-11-03

Sill. SPG., 1n7O1 Inwood ave.-Two-
bedrm. Colonial. bsmt. Nr. elemen-
Evening star., 1953-11-03
N111t' = = Y - = 4 7 y y Y
AMER. UNIV. PARK

Three -bedrm.. 2la-bath, detached
brick home rec. rm. and screened
porch; gas h.-w,h. S225 per month.
1mmed. occup. To inspect, call
BOSS e. PHELPS, INC, Ma. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-11-03

$S5 MO. W st. s.e. Just of
Southern ave.--6 rms. and bath on
! A.. auto. heat; fenced lot; garaEe.
h: CARLYLE DeLOZ1ER, Realtor,
Evening star., 1953-11-03

ALEXANDRIA, A 1916 West Braddock
rd.-3-bedrm. brick house with
feneed-in fenced Yard; nT liza transp o schools eoE
and shops. AID. 2-5296, after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1953-11-03

TAK0MA PARK-3 bedrm.. 2-story
brick Colonial; avail. immed SI25
mo. CAN JU. 9-349O,. JU. 9-2354. --6
with fireplace. din. rm., large kit;
gar; large attic and bsmt.: new gas
furnace; essentials. JU. 9-5277.
Evening star., 1953-11-03
HOUSES UhFuRNIsHEp tcou..D

GLENMONT-Det. bedrms., fun
bsnt., fenced wooded yard. A bar-
gain at sos. Several others in
Silver Spring area. SIGLER d. CO.,
LO. 4-S3S3, HE. 4-Sl93. -5
SILVER SPRING - 2-bedrm. brick
bungalow; mr., schools. Level. shaded,
fenced yd. S95. A. j. KESSINGER
& CO, JU. 9-4544. %
BETHESDA, near Medical Center,
schools, tranSp. White Colonial
brk., lge. fenced lot. Liv. rm., din.
Trn., kit, half bath on LIST A.; 8 bed
rms, bath up; rec. rm. and fun
bsmt, 1mmed. occupancy. $155 mo.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER, never oc.
cupied; Conn. ave. Estates. ALL
elec. kit, 3 hedrms. Avail immed,
T. N. LERNER g. CO.. TU. 2-II36.