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Evening star., 1953-04-19

The mighty District public
works program finally is about
to be launched on its cruise to
the Capitol.
District officials. in their
final inspection of the program.
Topped about So million from
the overall cost, bringing the
figure to $685. million. No
changes were made in the basic
financial formula, which calls
for large Federal grants and
loans to the city during the
next six years.
First port of call is the
Budget Bureau. which will
show great interest in the
financing. since. it involves big
Federal outlay. AS part of their
strategy the Commissioners
met with top White House
officials to enlist their sup
port. They hope an ad-
vance presidential blessing
will smooth the sailing through
Budget Bureau channels as well
as later on the Hill.
Some pessimists are afraid
that the launching may be too
late. BY this they mean that
the present legislative schedule
at the Capitol-even if the
program gets there this month
may be too tight to permit
both houses to complete hear
ings and action before a mid
summer adjournment. Should
this occur, it would mean addi-
tional months of delay that
probably would force a reap
praisal of costs.
While this is the dim view,
the optimists feel that Con-
gress can act swiftly when it
wants to, and there is still
plenty of hope. In any event
it probably would have been
fatal to have rushed the pro-
gram on it's shakedown voy-
age in any half-baked, incom-
plete form which could have
caused foundering and delay
at any point of the journey.
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Won by a Nose
Speaking of public works.
District School Supt Hobart
Evening star., 1953-04-19

Edwards unmarried daugh.
ter and his nephew" A day
is arranged for the meeting.
Col. Blood, still in the guise
Of a parson. arrives at the
Tower with four companions.
including the nephew" One
of them holds the horses out
side the Tower-the three
others are to bind Edwards
and steal the regalia. The
thieves are armed with sword
canes and pistols under their
clOakS.
Keeper Edwards welcomes
"Parson" Blood and his friends
who ask to see the jewels.
The old man opens the jewel
room. Once inside the thieves
knock Edwards down and gag
him. Col. Blood seizes the
crown, batters in the arches
to make it easier to carry, and
flees. The other two seize
the scepter and orb and fol-
low Blood.
Son Returns
At this moment Keeper Ed
wards son. who has been in
France, returns to the Tower.
AS soon as he finds his father
he gives the alarm. But the
thieves have been able to get
out of the Tower gates. Col.
Blood with the crown under
his parsons cloak. BY good
luck and good guessing. the
captain of the Tower guards
decides that Col. Blood is the
culprit. The colonel is chased
onto a wharf in the Thames
River. There is a struggle and
Col. Blood is captured, but not
before the crown has rolled in
the mud and some of the
stones have been lost. Col.
Blood's two accomplices are
taken before they get far, but
again not without the loss of
some of the precious stones.
The end of the story is its
oldest part. Do the people of
London 60 out to Tower Hill
to see Col. Blood dangling from
the gibbet? No indeed. Within
few days Col. Blood is sum-
moned to Whitehall Palace
and is received in private by
King Charles. And the colonel
emerges from the royal pres
ence with the gift of an estate
in Ireland which yields him an
annual income of 500 pounds
for life.
Historians still are wonder-
ing whether the Merry Mon
arch" actually was using his
ingenuity to get funds to pay
his debts.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Crown Jewels Are Part Of British History
By OswoId G. Moore

When Queen Elizabeth II is
crowned in Westminster Abbey
on June 2 she will be laden
with jewels of tremendous
vaIue-the imperial regalia,
emblems of sovereignty and
conservation.
The British coronation re-
gala is one of the worlds
greatest collections. It con-
sists of no less than four mag
nificent crowns, two scepters,
one of which holds the worlds
largest white diamond, nearly
as big as a hens egg; two orbs.
and four swords emblazoned
with priceless jewels and
bracelets, rings and spurs.
One of the crowns once was
stolen in a cloak-and-dagger
episode that would do justice
to a Hollywood script writer's
imagination. Another item is
a huge uncut ruby that be-
longed to the Black Prince
more than 600 years ago.
St. Edwards Crown
BY far the most important
piece is st. Edwards crown
the crown of England. This
crown is the least imposing,
but it is used at the supreme
moment of the great ceremony.
When the Archbishop of Can
terbury lifts it high for all to
see, then gently places it on
Elizabeth's brow, she Is Queen
monarch of England and the
dominions beyond the seas.
The crown is not the one
made for Edward the Confess
sor. The original was de-
stroyed during the common
wealth and this is a copy made
for King Charles II after the
restoration. At the top of its
arches is a small jeWeled cross.
From either arm of the cross
hangs a drop pearl. These
pearls were the earrings of
Queen Elizabeth the First, 400
years ago. In Holbein's paint
ing the Virgin Queen wears
them in her ears.
Next in Importance is the
imperial state crown, which
the Queen wears when she
opens Parliament. This is a
glittering mass of diamonds
and precious stones in elabo-
rate settings. In the center of
the crowns cross is the Black
Princes huge uncut ruby. De-
signed originally for Queen
Victoria, the crown has been
remade for Queen Elizabeth.
It contains more than 1000
diamonds in clusters built up
along the arches to the central
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Metropolitan Scene-
District Public Works Program
Finally Is Set For Launching
By John w. Thompson, Jr.

nomPSOH, JI'
Corning won by a nose In his
recent move to change the
school long-term building pro-
gram priorities. In fact, it
was, you might say, by the
nose of Board of Education
President c. Melvin. Sharpe
which, in the past. has not
infrequently been turned up at
some of DR.. Corning's pro-
posals.
In recent months, however,
the two seem to have been get
ting along better. and a few
days ago Mr.. Shape. cast the
vote that broke A tie
among the board members and
upheld the superintendent.
The superintendent had irked
some of the board members by
working out the priority
changes with officials at the
District Building without the
boards knowledge. He prom
ised not to do it again.
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New Porkwoy Zoninq
Prince Georges County Com
sioners have approved zoning
for $32 million in commercial
residential projects that will
form the entrance to Wash
ington along the new Wash
ington-Baltimore parkway.
Any move to provide plan
ned approaches to the city will
be an improvement over the
hodgepodge that greets the
eye along the pres9lt Balti-
Washington pike.
McNoyr's VoIedietory
Montgomery County Man.
ager Irving McNayr turned in
his suit Thursday with a few
valedictory observations for the
residents and his successor.
These include:
l. The county is in the fore
front in the progressive social
services its government offers
its people. but this has made
and will keen the cost of gov.
ernment high.
2. Any manager who cuts
these services will be "cruci-
fled" by the people who want
them.
3. The population growth
will continue, contributing to
the higher cost of administra-
ton, and new people just
don't carry their load"
4. The county road code
should be revised.
S. The public works and civil
defense programs have been
unsuccessful.
6. The charter or manager
form of government is no
longer a political issue but the
system will be modified as
weaknesses appear.
Some county organiza tions
are chaf1ng at the county
councils delay in naming a
successor to Mr.. McNayr. In
the interim, County Finance
Director Alex Hancock is serv-
ing as acting manager.
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Rent Control PressuTes
Pressure for the extension of
District rent controls is mount
ing at the Capitol. The Senate
District Committee has re-
ported a flood of letters from
individuals and organizations.
At a District Building hearing
some weeks ago, landlord rep
resentation appeared strong
and tenant objection weaker
than in previous years. 1t
would seem that tenants and
liberal organizations support
ing continued curbs were saw
ing their effort for where it
will do them the most good.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
co-op. APIS. SALE tcsnt.,

FEW APARTMENTS In the city car
compare in size or elegance with
this Offering. Spacious foyer. draw
ing rm. 2Ox25, din. rm. 15x1S. der
haib: hhaHl4' =. tyinc$ised 1sL S bSedroc'mS %'n;.,n
maids's; rm s'' and bath. no The IOIaH. Spart.
ment comprises the entire end O
. wing and has SOUTH. east anC
west exposures, each with q view
The location Is ''close In" vet sur,
prisingly quiet; hotel garage arlc
DIN dining ,d room Si sdiosinn sno the building ,sE
that of comparable house. Please
call Mr.. Gavin. with H. G. SMITHy
CO., ST. $4,000; res. AID. 2-5004,
GARDENs-Two excellen,
apis. In this. Washington's out.
standing cooperative; Q most at
tfactive 1-bedrm., bath. liv. rm.
dinette and kitchen apt. and q 2
bedrm. garden apt. are now avail
able TO approved purchasers; pos
session at settlement; very subStan-
NELSON HUGHES, EN-. $4,000.
1I5 2nd ST. Me- pedrm., liv
rm. and foyer; carpet-covered firs.
tile bath. spacious kit. with GE
refgr. and mod. fixtures, in excel
cond.; entire apt. newly decor. with
Q windows protected with Ingerso
screen shades. cross ventilation; ]
block. to Supreme Court Bldg. Ant
Senate Once. 2 blks.. to National
suburban transp.; $4,000; 81. SOC
cash, Will handle direct from
OWNER. Ii. 4-2630.
GARDENS-Choice f.
room and bath apt: nicely dec;
$4,000: sub. down pymt. give
refs. tel. no. Address Box 358-X,
star.
EFFIC., co-OP. APT, overlooking
Rock Greek PIX; quiet, Rell-kepl
bldg. Call AID. 10000.
cow. LOC.--Large 2-bedrm. apt.
lge. liv. rm. with pic. window; front
msnt nps on manly Snd mSdesate doTn os % pay
only SS2.; "a block to bus and lge.
SHOPPING center. 10. 3-AO1A.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
APARTMENTS WANTED

APT. WANTED-YounE professional
couples. 8 rms, bath; clean. nicely,
furn.. by FEB. 90; maximum 500.
Apt. g. 1928 r. ], ave. NV. Id
MOTHER and 2h-yr.-old daughter
want want or 6edrin. apt. NV. srsat
oya oTysie55 5-sSsiSl sSsSEaen type unfurn. 6 Can
FREE fSadsii Landlords. applicant wsitins IL
houses or subiets: wash. Va: Whitss
pGRa. HIsa REsTDrN4As, fsSi SA si9SSl iSfsn. need
SssrSz; sseas E9; sss AZ. Ii 4nsssa. = Sis' lSs Ss
Thomas circle; Cali Laurel Cow.
IMG n;sS. WAVE OFFICERS desire fur
alies0 auies' Abl Hpt 4-7sjyii. njgi or Va Must BE-
DUPLEX APT. End floor; liv. rm..
bedrm., dinette, bath. kit; porch
locker and tubs in basement. Prefer
nv. NV. ne Di. 7.S954. Sunday; week.
up to $50. cell sunday. DE. S-s7SS.
REFINED LADY desires large single
room. ample closet space, in apt. or
house. with kitchen priyileses: j; ".
USfuRSNs.a s-BEDRM isf nm APT. Ear or hous.
In Va. by April L: naval lieutenant.
wife, baby; SOS max. TE. 6-3557.
YOUNG LADY. visiting Washington
from March l TO 81. wishes eticien-
Excel references. Boy s45.x. Star. :
LIBRARIAN AND MOTHER desire
furnished apt. or viii share with
MIS5i,Fs%oED HaS5j FoS Elk rSny sts5; .nn,,v.A
wishes small apartments: near Wis
consin ave-; not over $50. State
particulars; by Mar. /, p o. box
5S35. Bethesda Ia. Md. 16'
YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE with
small, well-trained dog. want small
YoGNG @ S NAN ssAasSi Desires st eteisnsy asS ant.
downtown: max. $50. DI. T-O3S5.
GOVT. PROF. LADY wishes unfurn.
apt: large brisht. airy; liy. rm... I
slSde heat and hot s Wstes Sa'Pi Pref 70 .ns Il.
bldg; quick transp. to downtown
Agric. bldg; about 500. win buy
Whine fpTni DI MGTE5T5SS. GTTs55S. -. 49,
cSia nfr IL dss sslrs sehoO aofn rE ags sfsss fsss
BUSINESS GIRL wants unfurn. mod.
MISS. DUNMIRE. sun. AID. 2-6676;
weekdays. ma. $500. Ext. 520l.
EMPLOYED REFINED COUPLE. de-
sire BY Mar. or April /. / or Q
bedrm unfurn. apt. in quiet apt.
Dldg. NV, preferably mr.. 18th
and Col. rd. NV. Call CO, 5-925i:
weekdays, EX. 3-5l00, S:30-5 pm.
FURNISHED. air cond., (preferablyl.
ENC or l-bedrm. apt. desired In
COW; NV. sect. CO. 5-026S. Box
CORNER OR sEMIDET,. north Of
Kennedy St. D.. c., 8 Ice. rms. q
paths or ] bath and powder rm.;
ments. LYNCH. RA. 6-l24S,
Lady Wishes Effic. Apt. NV.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

BROOM APARTMENT. furnished. to
LETT reasonable. Phone ia. 9-3075.
520 QUEBEC PL. N.W.--Liv. rm..
bedrm.. kit. and bath; $65 mo. incl.
GLovER PARK-To share large at
pm. Sum-. EN-. 3-7937.
2 ROOMS, large porch, new kitchen;
min; to downtown: S65 mo. RA.
NEAR CONN. - Attractive studio
apt; excel. location. close to bus
and shops; immed. occupancy. EN-.
ENTIRE FLOOR rms. kit. pvt.
bath. linens, utils.; 2 girls; S1S
wk. TU. 2-0S21. 3420 18th st. NV.
$40 9Th RID. n. ARLINGTON-Two-
bedrm; apt. Furn; for sale: Rent, SO
utils' incl. See all day Sat and Is: Sun.
DUPLEX APT-4 rooms
and bath; private entrance; S85 Q
month. Call AP. 7-17S9. lib
NICELY FURNISHED APT.-Excellent
transportation. convenient shopping.
RA. 6-5115. 227 Jefferson st. NV.
1901 r.. /. AvE.-Efnc. apt. pvt. bath:
newly furn.; util.: telephone privil.
S100 per month. WA. 1881. --15
FURNISHED EFFlC. APARTMENT
Prtgate bath. EN-. 2-3579. Call sfter
Liv. I'M. BEDRM., KIT. and bath:
adults; $111.92. $500 14th st. w,
VIC NC WARD nnaiOri ricIRcLE-rurn. eficieney.
sofa bed. Avail. for 2 mos. $3.50
mo. KE 7-074O. OIL 4.7720 liz
43T VALLEY AVE. S.E.-Two. .bedrm.
apt. very nicely furnished; lst a.
Few min to Boiling Field. Andrews
Field. S11O mo-, incl; utii: Open
sH1 syn s.l2;st II g dark. RA- s-s4a4. . or
EMBASSY APIS. 1918 Harvard st.
and and, carpets; kit. .-dinette and bath;
AVS1I.@Lamont Val eed1Dl st. NV. beautiful
iSfn iiSfi co lss. 5oSS%gs ESgsb kit BATH 1S cGPSDl
4S5 EAST CxPiToL ST, Sc. side
cite etc and and bath; ,csI ,csslI MIR. wRiqHr.
4SS @ EAST sI a caPiToG i7NSGi ST., Sc. side side
and. and bath. Gan Sal MR.. WRIGHT, any
ls@s sl@ei sLrSoRE Il ST. NV. near 1s 18th
kit, $6s:iO mo, incl. utiis. Me
eos E ST. N.W.Ecne.room, 4th-fi.
walk-up furn. apt. pvt. entrance
assl saa path 81 7ATG4T ApPIZT $40 Z st. We week
BACHELOR APT. Mass and Wis
S9 Sss1tlsiasa; 13o ssS. ss's4 ssth $: NV.
sfnvER fMi s-ltasi ssR1Na. MD. Beautiful a2
LET n ant Vuifh 1Oa enraAnAd raor
porch. located in modern brick apt,
bldg. In fine section. close to shop.
center and bus. Very Ice. liv. rm:.
lge. bedrm.. din. rrIl., mod. kit; b. !.
units; tile bath. b. l.; tub and
shower: Nicely furn.; $s2.s per
RS sTrnE Pr MO- out uqn as rHS szs tS En sEso sEso
ave. continue about u mi. and
turn left on schrider st., go to
apt. bldg. S2I5. see Apt. No. 2
or phone JU. 5-24O6 !,
CONN. AvE.-onhcer's widow has at
trastiyely furn l bedrm, apt; apt; by
sTSEET USE # %HaIn fa4n ecisncy AR al. for
at Woodner-Wash.'s smartest ad-
dress; S1OO mo. beginning March
l til April 80. AID. 2-2961.
TAKOMA PARK TERRACE apart
ment, nv. rm., bedrm.. kit. bath;
large closet and store rm.. private
Flower ave. Takoma Park. Nd.
Phone JU. 5-362S. -17I
ARL., 4 rms, incl. lge. bedrm.. pvt.
kit. bath; priv. home: blk. stores:
bus, 20 min. depts.; quiet married
couple. 712 N. Edgewood.
APARTMENTS. 2. Phone ia. 0-5640.
e RIM. EFFICIENCY. mod. furn.,
Ward. -shoreham VIC: 500 mo.
500 72nd PL. NE, nicely furn. 4
nm, pvt. bath; adults. S66 mo.
5OSs ILLINOIS AVE. N.w-Attrac.
2-bedrm., liv. rm., kit, pvt. bath,
suit girls. RA. S-S372.
WE HAVE APTa. AND HOUSES
Evening star., 1953-02-15
ALBAN TOWERS
300 MASS. AVE. NV.

COLORED-ONR RM., KIT. and bath
in ne. and NV. sections. Mo. rental.
ToksG SaSS asHlsi aEf9 SRl' CO. &c. ufs fsss fpES Eo
ConoRk6.4eS CSoaH5iSkl s.. a 6tG SsSSo 81. N.w-i4 Ice.
rm., .kitchenette and bath; S67 30
mo, inc; cat, UTILITIES sT ssHt aaSlts only imm
cST0EEDMiSoO cSSc0Si a Isl ssT, .N.w.-2
rms; semipyt bath; adults only:
SS5 NE; tc Inspect e g. sSll ~ sS6z32. z1s.
KIT and bath; $6S.4A mo-; edult1
only; INN nnss occuD. To inspect eau
CoL0iRsEHn i sIHlO xrT.-2 rooms, kitchen
and Shofer bath apt. at 410 L gt.
NV. sun. all day; after 7:S0 week
cSoHEIo6RED-s4se HoIs1EAD RI. NV.
3 rms. kit.. ana bath. adults; conv.
cSnoREEb: sSna0iEii s:snnstcS sig CONSTITUTION AVE.
me-, room, kit. In AL cond. @6O
ETsr4Hg S 4giR sATy Fl sSSr Co IL Hs'psssssslGRs Sc
c5G;EEoiRERSI.. 5;Ei ERI. 80 saSgySa gVyHSaNuM 81. Nv
Newly decorated. 1 Ire: room. KIT.
$50 mo-. incl. utils; Frigidaire. to.
CSoISSSTRaED. CSo1ISSSTRaED CONVENIENT NV, Loca-
ton; attractive apt: furnished or
COLORED, 8 RMS, KIT. and pvt.
bath; conv. trnnsp.; must nave g0oo
refs; $3.50. Mon. cal no; 2-6712.
COLORED-ONE ROOM AND KIE,
AFT, refgr. turn: single enDiSyss66 ys6
Girl; refs; conyenisns iScSSkkiIC9n. iSkI9 SA]s
cSEoSED. cSSadasEED Fl iSSS iS FLO1GRalDA avk. NV.
ANRatIEf4oN ARt sni iirs4rtY kitt PARA Ri. ssSSSoSS s$sSsSSoS
COE0RED-xiS 7th S.E.-S rms.
pvt. hath. empl. sober cpie., ccnv.
csSETCSfhPGsFoR sETssSthhiPHs: COUPLES ONLY
Q and 3-rm. apis. with kit. and
I bath. 700 blk. Rock Creek Church
Rd. NV. Cali MIR. BROWNE RA.
tS;OHUIRED-4 S1HSIGEi RIM. kit and bath az apt:
exceptIonally Ice. rms; conv. trensp.
Apply at 92S 9TH st. s:W. l6
OLORED-kOOMS ana apartmeng'
clean. oil 8 st. NV. Phone pU.
CCIoRED--1sa4 CIIyo6RRpED1sa4 MoNKoE ST. NV.
ties IecI Included. sij One &c oi washinston's 8
inner apt. bldgs. for cclored:. see
janitor on premises. -lb .
COLORED-2O26 LIST 81: N.W.-E0r
refined tenants only; 2 rms. klS.
and bath: full refs. reqTirsG 70
inspect can AMER. snCuEs1T4 y
cTCREggsEn TRggsEE CO. kaSNsAs ST S-SVSHS; xVH; ana Ran
sssI1 SSIph ;.l 4; "A. SssSsDs SD''' 0'.: 10
oOIORED NE gEC.-Clean 2 rms.
fit.. hath: utils.; son mo. 10.
C2SitSSsSEpMTNfuRH. 2ItSsSaE; el.sHN Z RS APT. Ns2l,
decor. rms. kit, utiD. syrn.
ia. 0.166S. ~
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Spacious Apt. Homes
OPEN SUN, 2-5

An excellent opportunity to
own Q splendid spacious apart
ment home as large as q
house at q price far below the
cost Of comparable house.
Imagine owning home
with bedrms,, 2 baths, large
liv. rm., full 12x16-ft. din.
rm., breakfast nook and beau
tifully modernized kitchen for
only $4,000 on reasonable
termsl Ceilings are 10 It.
high, excellent closet space, 3
full exposures and lust COM
pletely redecorated.
II you desire less space or
prefer to decorate for your
SELF. several other apis. are
available (all have. 3 expo
sures). ct prices from only
These are exceptional values
In this original cooperative
sale Of the Mendoza, o fino
fireproof 7-story elev. bldg.
222o goth ST. NV.
Il blk. from Conn. ave. and
Nalorema rd.). Clip this ao
and visit these home-like apis.
Sat. or Sun.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920
washington Bldg. ma. S-066t
Evening star., 1953-02-15
1926 10th ST. NV.
New Building
Open for Inspection
SUNDAY, is PM.

#
De luxe eficiency apartments. fur
ali % new. modern furniture, fasT rugs and and
drapes. Living room 16'6'x13,4"
with large adjoining dressing rooms,
kitchen and dinette with all new
equipment. tile bath with shower. all
apartments equipped with two studio
couches Master television antenna.
al atties ss rmmed SSs mo cccaSancg nSauass
Adults only. One-year lease.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K St NV. w''' ME. s-54oo.
COLORED-THREE 2-ROOM APIS. ;
furnished: ne; kit. bath. heat. tele-
phone included EMPLOYED couple
or ladies reference. S45 and
$50 mo. Box 315-x. Star. 15s
C0LORED-l RIM. AND KIT. 1916
Meridian pl. NV. --16
COLORED-1318 18th ST. NV
Large rm.. kit. and semibath. In
spect. then call CO. 5-6222.
COLORED-:-RoOM APT, furnished.
utilities (incl.J. 4I27 Minnesota
ave. NE. LU. 1-2O42. 16s
COL. I-RM., KIT, APT. .share
bath. $40 G st. Sc. Quiet neighbor.
Rent. $50 mo. See MR.. CARRELL. .
COL;-COMF.. 2 rms, kit. share
adults. $50. uN. 4-6s16.
COLORED - PRIVATE entrance; I
rm.. kit. and bath, $65 mo-; includ-
ing utilities. near 18th and p St.
HO. 2-362O.
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SPACIOUS APT. HOMES
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 2-5

Marvellous view over downtown D. C.
from Q beautiful 8 exposure apt.
home with huge living room, full
dining room. pantry. kitchen. den.
Q bedrms. and modern bath. This Is
one of those rare spts. which really
convey the feeling of a house due to
the space, large closets. cross ven-
tilation, high ceilings and sweep
ing view. The price of only S16.950
Con reasonable terms) is far less
than a comparable house cnd. Of
course. the convenienceS Of apt. liv-
Also available in this fine fire-proof
elevator bldg. are several other apts
larger and smaller lat prices from
only $4,000 to S20,000).
Come today to THE MENDOZA.
1920 goth ST. NV.
Corner Of Kalormama rd. and goth
ST.. These fine opportunities are
available for adult families only.
EDMUND ]. FLYNN co.
eco. -oP. Apt. Authorities Since 1920
Bldg. MA. S-9b65.
*
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co-oPERATIVl AIS. SALE

MkIGHTe, %. Ank.2
bedrms.. Nv; Enl.. dinetse: kit. aad
sDace. parking space for car. I blk.
trom bus stoR 10 R%sns, % from thSSps hspss
sssgo1; s Sligo. 81 SS.boo dSv9; 99sSsS' sSSSc
ART. Win ~. rn,
bath: front; corner location with
good outlook; n block. NV, 18th
st 81, $50. with 5000 cash. PleAse
can Mr.. Gavin, with n. q. SMTTHY
CO.. 81. $500; fes- AD. 2-eQO4.
ENTRANCE to sro1nd
ass 0Dr aps e eng issfs'ST isitaSTs q sor
sharing ant; incl. AZ rooms, 2
Kitchens and bath; locatinn. cppo-
5ite Rock Greek Park. one block
from extensive ahopptnE and trans
portation. Price. 5000. with terme.
PIease call Mf. Gavin With =. Q.
gMILHY CO. 81. 3-3SOO: Iea.,. Ap.
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own your own Apt. Home

Own Your Own Apt. Home
Why risk uncontrolled rents when II
Is cheaper to own your own home?
weekdays by appointment by phon-
ing Monday the number listed below.
17O5 LANIER PL. NV, Just Q short
block to Mount Pleasant carline.
Charming corner apt, with 1 bedrm..
ltv. rnl.. modern kit. dinette, en-
trance hall and bath: price, $4,000;
terms
s400 29th eT. NV. near Conn. ave.
With iiy. iiaTn rin., dinstte. IT.. bedrS,s.. dns..
only $1,000: terms.
1909 SUMMIT PL. N.w.--Entrauee
hall, liy, rm., dinette, kit, bedrm.
and bath; only $500; terms.
1880 BELMONT ST. N.w.--s bed
rms, entrance foyer, liv. rm., full
din. rm., pantry. kita, porch and
Sasn pat t0r only SS SoGs An 1s,rs 9n1s1a.
apartment; terms.
1874 P ST. N.W.-Just one blk. to
Dupont Circle. Entrance hall, hv.
rm.. bedrm., kit. and bath; only
$7,250; terms.
60 N. z. AVE. N,W.-Only $1,000
cash for this apt. Of 2 bedrIns., Mv.
Tm., kit, entrance hall and bath:
fully air conditioned; price only
$500. Unusual opportunity
EDMUND j. FLYNN co.
Coop. apt. authorities since 192O.)
Washington Bldg. MA. e-0666.
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ATRY-NEW

AIRY--NEW
. BEDROOMS
12x16 living room, WELL
equipped kitchen, colored tile
bath. $97.60 per month. In
cludes all utilities. Out Ala.
bama ave-, south on Wheeler
fd, to junction OF Southern
ave. Apt. 204 Is available and
0DsSSll DsSl SOUTHERN AVE. sE. !.
70. 2-1000. Ext. 3,
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No. 5. $40 sth st. ne.
Avail. now. No. 1O3. 1880
Bryant st. me-, 2 r., X, and b.
S65.40 mo-, all utils. Avail.
March /. No. g. 4911 Hamp-
den lane. Bethesda. 2 T., k,
and b. All utils. $92.5e mo,
Ayail; March l; 1;onc,, -
643 Indiana ave. Ma. S-0350
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FOR COLORED
Excellent N.W. SectiOn

Excellent NV. Section
have several beautituIly decorated
large apartments, either one or two
bedrooms. $1,000. down. modest
payments. Only finest type apple
ealts submttted g approYal n@osrc. @
eveninsa. Oh 4-316z. Listine No.
'Rl III 11iiRrcK W. HKRKNs SALES, NC.
1873 = n. NV. IL
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED
HOTEL 1440
1900 18th ST. NV.

~ A4 ~ - A4AS = = AZ
One rm.. kit. and bath: 24-hr. phone
i44o Rhode island ave. nv. 0iJ
1000 18th ST. NV.
De luxe enc. with solarium and
Murphy bed. Beaut. furn. In air.
cond bldg. with lobby and desk
service. $109,15 per mo. See resi-
dent manager. on premises. --15
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POOKS HILL
COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretafiaI witch
peted corridors. delivery service. 2
large parking areas storage space
on each door; roof garden. Resident
manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAIk.AD
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No. 3-4s40 N. d. ave. NV,
2 T., X. and b.. all Qtils:, $50 !.
mo. Avail. March /. No. 105-.
1914 1st st. NV, 2 Tt. /. and
b. !9 so, Avaii; h Msrsh /. 1.1,,r
Evening star., 1953-02-15

ON CAPITOL HILL
21S Constitution ave. n.e.-The Con-
gressional Apts. has one large we'll
furp. ef1ciency apt. with huge bay
window. See manager on premises
or call II: 3,S2oT; 2oT;o~.r,rr ., ~