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Evening star., 1953-10-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 1913 de luxe sedan: radio,
heater turn signals: perfect green
finish. interior nice and clean spe-
ne MoToSs; s,FI:3oa 1910 r. + ave, ne.
PACKARD $50 4-door; good trans
portation; at only S54. sol B a. D
MOTORS, 1901 Old Bladensburg rd.
tat Piney Branch. Sill Spg., Md.
paScKARS AZ ASss ia4s open sndT' t0dsg eIipper .s";
:. and h.; emo. cd. mechanically
good, Special today, S295: liberal
terms. CAPITOL-PACKARD, 1911
Georgia ave. JU. $4,000.
PACKARD 81 Convertible: r. and h.,
ultramatic Ultra ti,. driXs; Wv. tires; Kirk. .
SSs5 SSSs 0qs BILLY yl'h FSE SlnSs NO. sH5
TORS 390S Benning rd. ne. III
PACKARD 1850 4-dr.; llgnt green:
Ultramatic: all access: clean: rea-
sonaab6iy priced for quick sale. >JE
PACKARD 40 4-dr. sedan; good
condit.; perfect mechanically; reas.
for immed sale. No dealers. Call
Mr.. WEST. RE. 7-0440 bet. 4 and
PLYMOUTH I'D de luxe 2-dr. sedan:
r. h.: excel. mech. cond.: S975.
Jt s-52T6. ewes. Sat. and Sun.
PLYMOUTH 1852 Concord Suburban;
ngnt grey; ike new; 11,OUU miles:
r. and h.; best offer. UN. 4-1960.
PLYMOUTH so 4-dr.: green. one
owner Z and h., seat covers; very
clean ia S-6530. Ill
PLYMOUTH 1850 club coupe: very
good cond. throughout; very popular
model: can be bought for little
cash down; easy monthly terms
full price only S945. TAKOMA
MOTOR CO. S725 Piney Branch
rd.. Silver Spring. Md. JU. $1,000.
1949 club coupe; r. and
h.; low mileage; perfect cond.; orig.
owner. $685.. JU. 7-706S. Ill
PLYMOUTH 40 de luxe 4-dr. sedan !:
b. overall cond. good; $3.50 or best
offer. JU. 5-2956. Ill
BUICK 1852 Super 4-dr.g Riviera; r.
and h. and Dynaflow; S2,095.
CaithneSS Buick, Inc.
5115 Wis. Ave WO. 6-55Sl
OPEN TILL Q PM. Ii
BUICK '53 Riviera: hardtop-- S2,245
HORNER'S CORNER :
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-6464.
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AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE

OLDS 1949 "9s" 4-door; Hydra: q
tone; only 81 900 miles; very good
buy at only S995. MCKEE PONTIAC,
10th and NJ sts. NV. ST. 3-7l07.
OLDS AZ "76" sedanette; two-tone
finish, r. and h., hydrsmatic. com
nletely seryiced, in finest cond. Pull
Gains. WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wis
consin ave. NV, EN-. 3-0141. Open
Obs Ids as + 49, sedan: r. and h.,
hydIamatic. in fine cond. Full price,
Many Many other Sasn Saresins % WOLFE SoI oSWo No
TORS, 1891 Wisconsin ave. NV,
Obs Id 80 ass efn e. !. sued Sedan: a. =. r. t..
hydra. osAo A real buy; S995; terms.
oEbs Id o555o"ies" 81 ies" conv. coupe; polar
fully equipped 5000 mi; cost
S4.35o; sacrifice. $4,000. OIL
oLDs so ,.9s' 4-door; T., h.. hydra
HhSs' ffres' Priced @ for an econony ;; -rainded %
man. S9f5 CROWN MOTOR Co.
5033 Wisconsin ave-. EN-, 10000.
OLDs 40 9-door sedanette; original
black finish; radio heater, HYDRA
MdtlC, CuotOIl COFcES dIlu Llduy UJlitE
extras: terrific car at sacrifice
price: little as $50 down. terms to
suit your needs on good credit: full
price. SS95. See Monday at
HANDLEY- FORD. 1923 Ga. ave.
NV. ia. 9-S416. Closed Sunday.
OLDS Isl Super "8S'' 4-dr. sedan;
beaut. Banning blue body with con-
trasting sky blue top. equip. with r.
and h., Hydra. and custom made
seat covers; one owner. Owners
name on request; $1,545. May
FLOWER MOTORS, 1925 18th st.
NV. Safe Buy Cars. CO. 5-6363 till
$50; co. 5-6372 till 9. -12
OLDS. 40 "SS' de luxe 4-door. r.
and h., Hydra. WV. tires. low mile
age; one owner. Drive the Rocket,
PoHANKA fea "A H SERVICE VICE INC INC. 1gsS iiss
Goth st. NV DT. .7-1001.
PACKARD 1852 4-dr.; like new, y
600 mi, Ultramatic, r.. and h.;
S2,100 or best offer. AP. 1869,
PACKARD so 4-dr. sedan; r., h. and
seat covers: excel. mech. cond.
1895. ia. S-5216 ewes, Sat, Sun.
PACKARD 1941 4-dr. sedan. Body
perfect; inside like new. $4,000
miles. ia. 5-7S97 -p
PACKARD 81 Patrician: excel. cond
md, snd ,tNsy t5rss Car HU. 1892 NE MRS
PACkARD AZ 7-passenger limo. F;
good cond.; 1915. or best offer.
Lu. 2-O7S2.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '51 Cranbrook 4-dr.
with heater, light color gives clean
car, runs like new: $1,145. JU. g.
PLYMOUTH 194s sedan, four dr.;
r. and h., very good cond. through
out; $525. Cypress 7-9156.
PLYMOUTH Al club coupe; new
paint, motor overhauled. good tires,
many extras; $3.50. RA. 3-6234.
PLYMOUTH 40 Special de luxe A.
equipped. absolutely perfect in every
way; little as $40 down, terms to
suit your needs on good credit; fun
price, S496. See Monday at HAND
LEY-FORD. 1928 Ca. ave. NV. ia.
BUICK '52 Riviera 4-dr.--- So, ,O95
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE, Ii. 6-6464.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1859 4-dr. sedan, Cam
todagvs; tn1d5Gge; low5;milesss. I;owner car; |;
an9 terms. SCHLEGAL & GOLDEN,
SO Sarron ST., Takoma Park, Nd.
PLYMOUTH '37 2-dr. sedan; new
pant; va. inspected: runs good;
BUCK 1850 Super Estate Wagon; I.
Sn1 y. ana Dynaflow; 1885.
CalthneSS Buick, Inc.
6116 Wis. Ave. wo. 6-bKa1
OPEN TILL Q PM. III iiY0A
PONTIAC '51 4-dr. "S' 81 30T
HORNER'S CORNER
0th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-6464.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBILE 1852 4-cir. sedan; fully
equipped: will sacriflce; best reason
able offer. Call all day SUM-. ia.
oLDsMOBILE '5l Convertible .ss";;
low mileage; one owner; perfect
condition; $3.50. Call to s. DE.
oIDSMtoBILE 40 "ss" convertible
black top and matching Inferior;
equipped with radio. heater. Hydra
Matte; a: clean car; 81 Oi2, CCC
guar. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MOBILE CO. 1922 22d st. NV.
oiDsMoBlLE 81 super ss eonyeft.: /:
OLDsMOBILE 81 de luxe 4-dr.:
xdn Md shift ad too 2tens n green MesFb
Beach 5691. lit
OLDSMOBILE 80 Super "SS" 4-dr.;
r. and h.. dual-range Hydra Ma tic.
VIRGINIA MOTOR SALES, iii N.
Washington St. Alex, Va nner
eve eyes TN 2; SUM-, 1916. XII. a-47l1
oGDsmoBILE LID, MOBILE as station wagon:
good rubber excellent motor. needs
some work on body; excel. tranSp.
or hauling; $3.50. Crescent 552.M.
.uLDs '53 "es" conv.: light blue, DIX.
top, de luxe eouip,, power steering,
SarNes; car Guarantee. rM @ $500 am miles. IS Paid
$4,000. Sell $4,000. JU. 5-O153; ]
oLDs '4s conv. "ss"; r. and h.,
Hydra-Matic; new top, new paint:
must must be sold, sEn owner leaving country.
Obs. Obs 80; 50; Sedan sedan; Hydra-Matic; r.
and h.. real clean: S1,145. RUSSELL
MOTOR co, 1877 East-West hwy.
Obs. IL; s-lbss 1aSs s-cylinder; 1e47 mot motor.
oLDs 20 10 convertible coupe: black:
radio and heater; Hydramatic; new
top; clean: 30-day guaranteed; SS95.
IoLDs 40 4-door; dark blue; radio
and heater, seat, covers: clean: 30
day guarantee; $685.. HILL &
SANDERS, Wash.'s oldest Ford deal
er. liza Vermont ave. NV. AD.
OLDs 80 convertible; radio and
heater, white-wall tires, leather up
holStery; blue; clean; ST., 195. =
day., money-back trial: 4-month,
Frs vLas,'f Washs ei Oldest : ! FoTd op dsslsT
-I2
OLDS al s,7s" club coupe; radio and
heater hydramatic; 30-day g9aran-
Wash.'s oldest Ford dealer. 1900
| 14th st. NV, NO. 7-1111. -12
OLDS 40 sedanette: blue: radio and
heater. turn signals: 30-day guaran-
tee;, $685.. HILL & SANDERS,
Wash's oldest Ford dealer. 1900 14th
| st. NV, NO. 7-111l. -12
OLDS '46: torpedo body; fully
| equip, white-wall tires, excel. cond.
| $3.50. JU. 9-6416.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-17
Chamber Greets New Public Health Nurse, Prominent Churchmen

The Chamber of Commerce Of ficially welcomed Nome's Public Health Nurse, Margaret McDon- aid, who arrived to assume that office which has been vacant since last December. She was accom- panied by Gertrude Kunz, assist ant director of nursing of the Alaska Department of Health who spoke to the Chamber on the work of this important depart ment and it's recent developments.
 Other guests were Elder l.. s. Michaux of the Church of God in Washington, DC, who explained his mission here of good will, along with Louis Patmont, lin guist and lecturer, and Elder James McCorckle, photographer.
 pr. Michaux stated that his project is to distribute bibles in all the neighboring countries of Russia in as many languages as possible to reach the people on the edges of the Iron Curtain. He also stated that he presented An drei Vishinsky with a bible, as well as one to Stalin just. two months before he died.
 Michaux has been on the radio for Mutual Broadcasting Co.,, for over 20 years and in addition to his church in Washington, DC, has six other churches-Church of God-in the East His program is dedicated to developing good neighbor spirit among all races and creeds.
 The three men are awaiting favorable weather to make their trip to the Boring Straits to ac- complish their self-appointed task.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-17
President Clarifies Book Burning
 Dartmouth Speech

WASHINGTON, R- President Eisenhower said today the State Department is free to burn books which are outright Communist propaganda.
 Questioned at a news confer ence about last Sundays Dart mouth College address in which he spoke out against ''book burn ers," Eisenhower:
 l. Declined to say whether he was referring to Sen. Mccarthy in that speech. The President said crisply to a reporter who men toned McCarthy's name that he was not going to discuss person alities.
 2. Declared he did not advocate in Sundays speech the use of pub lie funds to distribute books which try to propagandize people into joining the Communists.
 On the contrary, Eisenhower said, if the State Department is burning books which make such open appeals, it can go ahead.
 The President went on to say this country must encourage a very wide freedom of discussion and in general should supply lib raries abroad the same books 1t has on library shelves at home.
 But, the President said, the United States doesn't have to be a party to it's own self-destruc- tion-that would be the acme of stiffness.
 The Dartmouth speech was widely regarded as rap at Me Carthy's campaign against per mitting books by Communist au- thors, or fellow travellers, on the shelves of US. information lib raries abroad.
 Mccarthy has charged that nu- merous such books were put in the libraries during the Truman administration. Since the Repub- licans took over, the State Depart ment has been having some books removed.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-17
EDUCATION OF OUR YOUTH
Contributed

forWard-looking step has been taken in com
 unity by the busnesslke approach of the City Coun cil toward meeting the needs of difficult educational program.
 We are fortunate to have in our city public school which continues to be rated superior by academic standards and are encouraged by salary legislation which permits the retention of highyquafied staff to educate youth If continue to provide the opportunity children be adequately prepared adults to meet and solve the problems incident to building greater Alaska.
 Perhaps as a community not entirely at fault for failing to foresee the rising school enrolment, and, thus failing, to provide educators with even the essentials in school facilities. When school built for 15O pupils did not anticipate that 400 would be crowding it's rooms in 1853. The problem is ours, however-it is civic responsibility which obliged to consider. We may not fairly expect adequate training of 40 pupils in one crowded class
 
 It is hoped that the citizens of this community will wholeheartedy support the proposed building pro- ject, which will provide additional eight class roonns necessary to relieve congestion Such would prove that the word progress is not exclusive ly stateside expression.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-17
BUT NO OVERTIME

We understand that General Lawton Collins, soon to be relieved Army Chief of Staff by General Matt Ridgway outgoing NATO commander will step out into not one but two NATO jo.bs He will have one office in Washingons Pentagon and another in Paris in which to hang his two hats
 Word from the White House is that he will be nominated to retain his four-star rank two stars for each job perhaps.
 That may give you some idea of the seriousness of the proposed reduction of 0000 our military manpower.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-17
POSTAGE RATE BOOST
 VIA Aorr@T~~oHr -

WASHINGTON, R - Lack of time, plus political considerations, may put off until next year Con- gressional action on a forthcoming administration request for a hike in postal rates.
 The request by Postmaster Gen eral Summerfield is due to be made formally later this week.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-17

WASHINGTON, R-An admin istration-backed bill to extend the Reciprocal Trade Act headed yes terday for quick action in the Senate after winning topheavy 363 to 35 approval in the House.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-17
Goshaw Reports On Activities Of Nome Visitors

)AA141 lA4dl1 O1CI CdElCO O ing to consider the report of. IVA Executive Director George R. Co., shaw as to present and future ac- tivities of the organization.
 Goshaw called attention to the great value to our daily visitors of the reception and rest rooms at the IVA office. Every visitor voic- es appreciation of having a place as their headquarters while in the city-a place to write and to see the early-day life of Nome shown in photographs loaned by Nome citizens, who thus join in the entertainment of Stateside and Alaska visitors.
 This setup is the only one now in Alaska. A member of the An chorage city council, Goshaw said, writes about trying to have such a place in his city; a member of the Fairbanks Chamber of Com merce likewise wants such an of flee in Fairbanks. No doubt all cities in Alaska will eventually establish similar offices with ef- ficient staffs. Nome leads in this aspect and other cities will follow
 GoshaW also reported a visit on June 21 of a large group of photographers from Anchorage who plan two other trips to our city. Another group of 42 visitors will be in Nome for the Fourth of July celebration. They have ar ranged for bus tours and gold banning on Nome's beaches of golden sand.
 The IVA contacted General George R. Acheson, Commanding General of the US. Air Force in Alaska, and invited him to partic- ipate in the July 4 program. Gen. Acheson authorized Gen. Donald B. Smith, USAF, Ladd Field, to arrange for military personnel to be in Nome on that day. The we'll liked 774th Air Force Band will also be in Nome on the Fourth to entertain with parade, concert and dance music.
 Mention was made at the meet ing of placing business advertising in Fairbanks and Anchorage newspapers, inviting visitors from the Third and Fourth Divisions to Nome.
 To maintain the WAS pro gram, Goshaw pointed out, there must be financial support from individuals and business firms of Nome.
 Gov. B. Frank Heintzleman, realizing the great value of the tourist industry to all Alaska has issued a proclamation dated June l, 1853, declaring the month of June Tourist Industry Month. The governor states that the tourist industry is making an ever-in- creasing contribution to the econ omy of Alaska; that a healthy and thriving tourist business is essen- tial to the stability of every com munity; that the Visitors Associa- tion is dependent upon every in dividual and business firm; and that all Alaskans should take an active part in the Visitors Pro- gram so as to insure it's continued success.
 The Finance Committee of the IVA, knowing the governors de-
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WALLER GARDENS

2nd section Of this new development
nearing completion. Furnished sam
pit apt. in project. Rentals, $3.50
and sos. 10. 2-3783 or 10. 3-5624. /.
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I745 l. ST. N.W.-Lge., light rm
student, $50; furfl., $50 mo. ~
32I4 d ST. S.E.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.
dinette. kit and bath; rent, SCI so
incl heat co 5-R0oo
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,-8 THE EVENING STAR

= Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER I6, 1853
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

At comfortable rents-you can afford
these lge. new spacious apts. in the
Every special feature you are look
ing for They are extremely attr
with plenty of closet space.
glamour kit. within walking distance
of schools and shopping. and tt
make it complete you even have
~ 5serUlce mo % bedTms d91T sas sfSFo0m S6
incl. all utils. See resident mgr. al
3333 10th pl. sc. Dir: Out
Alabama ave. about ) blks. beyond
Nichols ave. to 10th pl.. right t.
sign. SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO.
MA S-k44N liz
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THE BERKSHIRE

Beaut. furn. eficy. apt; avail. Oct. 1;
in mod. air-cond. bldg. RES. MGR.
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D. c

Cali Ju 7-7Sii after 8. rs
1901 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Mod. apt
bldg attrac. efficiency. with large
dressing rm. and closets: suitable
for 3, LIZ and La bus pass the
door; laundry rm., valet shop, sun
deck. secretarial service; ideal
shopping facilities. air cond. and
winter heat controlled by tenant;
moderate rental, no increase. Avail
able Oct. /. Phone EN-. 3-2S00.
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diRssse Kit snd 5ath s sg sse sfer% Or
working cple: only. JU. 9-5499.
COLLEGE PARK. 1926 Knox rd.--2-
bedrm. apts.; dinette, liv. rm. kitch-
fe teT 1eaT eany tTanSp "a Md and fS Sh9SppnS sen
dfurn $965o. UN 4-2956 or JU.
SILVER sPRING-Two-bedrm. apt.
newly reaecor,. storage space, nice
Slosets; 1s do s11o per mo, Avail. now.
Mr.. TAKoMA PK.-1- -bedrm. terrace
apt pvt. sntr:, patio: avail. OCT;
$50 mo. OIL. 4-3130. IL
bedrm;. bath utils. incl. $50. Open
eyes, 7;30 It'll 8. HE. 4-4144. ~
TAKOMA PK..- MD. 7515 Maple ave,
tnr. Silver Spring. .-New de luxe
SyeeaEad type 6lds'i to1 / and 2 bedrm; apis,
fIrn.; Blk. Elementary n' schooI, RtS6i,
walking dis. Jr. high; $50 to 500
pese Per mo; ,JU. 9-Bl5, days; Ju s.
BRAND NEW e-BEDRM. APIS, now
being completed. First buildings
avail, for occupancy Oct. /. Other
new buildings becoming avail. n
Nov. and Dec. l blk. transp. Close
TO-, to schools and shopping centers.
AaA sc hlSClGLlS
with pantry. GE refrigerd;ors with
freezer, full-SiZed range. Wired Tor
air-cond; and master TV antenna.
Master, bedrms. have Oft. closets
with sliding doors. Off-street park
ing. Rent SS7 80 to S95. plus utils.
Piney Branch and Old Bladensbulg
I'd. Phone JU. S-5793 or JU 9-323S.
BETHESDA-all utils, l rm., kit.
and bath; very clean; mr.. Med. Cen
ter and Naval Tidal Basin. OIL. T.
SILVER sPRING-Modern a-rm cf-
ficiency; sos incl. utils. adults:
ccony. to shop. and transp. IA, g.
MT. RAINIER. MD.-a-rm. unfurn
apt: utils. furn., share bath. DI.
CoLLEGE PARK-Bsmt. apt. Cio 'iv.
IInr.s Tm, kit, bedrm. and bath; -.
7-6u30, g am, to 5 pm. -l7
GREENLAWN, Eastern and N. H,
aVes. Sections l and y. 1-bedrm.
apt, $50 incl. utils.: excel,
transp. JU. S-4934. III
BSMT. Apt rms. and bath,
retgr: and gas range; $50 mo. AP.
7-l915.
EXTRA LARGE and . bedrm, apts.:
close to tranSp., shopping center,
schools; 63rd pl, and Defense hwy.
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

NEW DUPLEX APIS. for rent. ALL
elec. kit. disposal, bar, 2 bedrms,,
lge. liv. rm., din. rm,: 5 minutes
from Pentagon. Price Sl25 mo. Gail
OF. 4-764S. go
ARLINGTON-New building. Near
Memorial Bridge. 1-bedroom aptss
$50 plus utilities. JE. 3-7476.-lo
1I14 N. KIRKwOOD RD.--Liv. rm..
bedrm., kit.-din.. tile bath. lge.
porch. ali utils. except. gas. Adults
only. S72;50. Inspect to 8 pm.
ARLrSGToN-2 RI. SCiPN2 bedrms., almost new;
small. mod. apt. BLDG. nr; Pentason,
NayS Ft Myer Az mo no rii G1iSstlfNn stfs 69 t9
approx. $12 SO mo. JE. 2-o9a6. FL
Pentagon,. lily. rm,, din.
Must sell furn. with apt. tS200J.
IA. 2-5650 after D pm. -l7
PET LOVERS AND OWNERS-Your
difficulties in finding an apt. allow
ing you and your fayorite pet are
are reserving a limited number Of
room apis. for families with pets:
Apis, are conv.. loc. in beautiful
Church. Only Is min. to Pentagon.
Lee. bedrm., liv... rm.., dinette.
through vent. individuai storage
All apts. newly redecor. for you. 1
bedrn.' from $3.50; 2 bedrms..
from S92. Limited immed. occpy.
Write full particulars Of family re-
quirements and description of pet,
Type pet allowed subject to approval
Of owners. Box 332-M. Star.
(Continued en- Next PaRe.)
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CHAsTLETON HOTEL
Unfurn. 2-bedrm., corner apt. newly
rm. kit. shower and bath; extra
large closet space, $3.50 per. mo.
1901 10th st. NV. DU. $4,000
CHAPLIN AND D S.E.-New apt
bldgs.; lge. 1-bedrm. units now
available. All contain spacious liv
rm., kit, dinette and bath. Price,
500 plus utils.; conv. to schools
and shopping.
Directions: Out Minn. ave to Ridge
rd., east on Ridge I'd. to Texas ave.
left on Texas ave to Chaplin and
D St. Sc. CHARLES c. CONNOR
RE. 1876. -1o
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STRIKING BEAUTY

Is found at the new Congress House
hpts one with Of thf hese p ne stado9pe te
efficiency apis. and learn how eco
nomical modern living can be-. Of
street parking, plenty of storage
space. laundry facilities Just 10
minis. to the Senate and House Office
BldgS. Bus at door SS4 .50-SS6 so
mo-, incl. utils. Go now. see resi-
dent mgr at 1910 Penna ave. Sc.
SIDNEY 2. MENSH & CO.. Ma.
S-644O -17
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Aprs. FuRNIsHEp-p. c.

18th ST. NV, 1910, Apt. S.-Liv
rm.. bedrms.. kit. and bath. S10i
! incl. utilS. Phone DU, G-51I9. -21
TAKoMA PK.-Nr. Walter Reed
| nicely furn.: efficiently apt, kit;
bath: utils.; good transp.: Ss5. Ju
DOWNTOWN. CONN. AvE.-Attrac
modern furnished studio, apis, for
l man, in conditioned apt. bldg
S71.5O a~6 sos $50 TO $3.50 n m
REaE f214 KaE9Fana 4af FiNfsT FL VALUE g in III,
best Sc. location, excellent residen.
tial area and Just of Penna ave
Most convenient to good transp. ano
shopping centers. One bedroom
$50. Completely furn. and renta
iTel rS all 15o1 Etils; Is sHANNoN & LgcHs gc
$50 Mo.wUpper NV wv section. h; Ter.
race apt; in small apt. bldg; large
knotty-pine paneled rm., kit. anc
bath: nicely furn.; gas heat. ia
s14 91e9G4 M1ss6I1Rt ssfSrf pWi aTI Nw-1177d
only: fSrnished Groom roo T:raai apt: neaS
90s 18th sT. N.E.@Beautifui newly
dec apt Sted in pvt. home; utils. incl
TWo ROOMS and kitchen; shar, e
bath; $40 month: utilities and phone
mel rel, 1910 9th st. NV. IT.
= N."s-LSc. llbluk
bedrm., kit. dinette. bath; utils
incl; or Govt. girls; $50 mo.
1878 MINTwoOD PL. NV, near 18th
and Columbia rd.-1 bedrm., liV. rm..
kit. bath, 4th floor: SS1 mo. HO.
ONE-BEDRM. APT. completely fur.
nished; sublet mos; Quebec House
$500 mo. EN-. 2-6416. lis
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA - Nicely
furn., newly redec.; new refgr., bed.
room, liv. rm. kit. and dinette, bath
avail. Oct. l. Nicely furn. efficiencies
avail. immed. also bachelor apt
call manager, ST. 3-42S2.
33l8 18th ST. NV rms. kit. ano
bath: SIS. DU. 7-1179. III
1868 MINTWOOD PL. N.W.-BacheloI
apt. pvt. bath; $50. DU. 7-1179
1871 ONTARIO PL. NV, mr.. 18th
and Columbia rd.. Apt. 7-Attrac
newly dec. efficiency: utils. furn.; S55
mo. See Apt. 4 Immed. poss. ASH
LEY. INC. MA. S-6464. 30
18th AND PARK RID. NV.
AttractiVely furn. 5-rm. apt, COM
pletely redecorated excellent loca-
tion; adults; $10S. EN-. 2-3574
22O5 CLAIMING NESS
Lge. Arm. apt, incl. porch; nicely
furnished Big yard.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 4-27O0
Evening star., 1953-09-16
LOVELY AND LIVABLE

LOV ED 7 AND LIVAbIE
Modern. new 2-bedrm, corner apt.
with off-street parking, within
walking distance to schools and
shopping. Express bus to down.
town, individual storase locker S.
sos mo. 1000 Livingston rd. sc.
Kev at Apt. 104. SIDNEY 2.
MENSH & CO.. MA. S-6440. --l7
Evening star., 1953-09-16
APTS. UNFURNlsHED-D. C.

3451-A MINI. AVE. Sc.
Lovely 3-rm bath apt, S67 80. Key
at 3447 MINI. ave
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-2700
Evening star., 1953-09-16
APTS. FURNIsHED-MD.

PVT. ENTR. to very clean, well
furn., / bedrm., liv. rm.. kit. bath:
all utilS; 3 blks. Mt. Rainier car
line; SS5 mo. WA. 7-S411. III
TAkONN PARK - Bed-sitting rm
. kit, dinette. pvt. bath, pvt. en-
trance Phone JU. 5-6037. -17
TWO BEDROOMS, liv. rm., din. rm;
kit: and bath. pvt. entr. Call Ju
ATTENTION Andrews Field and
Census Bureau. Two bedrmS.. liv
rm., din. kit. and bath; newly dec
and beaut. furn.: in mod. apt. bldg.
reasonable; adults only. Call after
) pm, LU. 2-6706. lis
ROCKVILLE-Bcd liv rm., kit.
din rm, bath. all utils.; conV. MOB
and Naval Hospital; $50. Poplar
TAKOMA PARK Attractively fur,
nished , bedrooms, living room and
dining room, kitchen with Bendix
Private. Ju. a-512S.. is
SILVER SPRING - 2-bedrm. apt,
exposures, separate dinette, table
space in kit, lge. range and refgr.
storaGe space; auto. laundry; TV an
tenna; 1st A.: , blks. Piney Branch
rd. and Flower ave. shopping cen
ters. buses; SS7 so. Apply JU. 5.
5462. $50 Bradford rd., Apt. 3.
APT. BEDRM., Ven. blinds, pvt
entr asphalt tile fl. kit. and bath
conv, to stores. church. etc. Mt
SO DALE DRIVE, Sill sprg.. Md
Newly dec. 1-bedrm. apt. in apt. bldg
S2S mills incl PA h-So03