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agency heads, expects to SUBJ
NIT most of its recommendations
by the end of this year.
Mr.. Doherty had this to say:
"All indications are that the
Kaplan Committee is much
enamored with proposals to CO.
ordinate social security and civil
service retirement. Just to keep
the record clear. we wish to point
out that this union has always
been opposed to coordination
We are still opposed and will
continue to oppose any program
Of coordination.
1.-THE solution of the ills which
plague the Kaplan committee
are simple: Cd Place all Federal
employees under civil service re-
tirement, and (2) improve sur
vivorship insurance benefits
under civil service"
Mr.. Doherty's proposals, which,
incidentally are backed by the
rest of the AF'L Federal employe
unions, would bring the 100000
Government indefinite workers,
who are now under social secur-
ity, into the civil service retire
ment system.
Also, Mr.. Doherty feels strongly
that the necessary liberalizations
in survivorShip insurance bene-
fits can be achieved within the
framework of the civil service re-
tirement system, rather than
through any tieup with social
security. The employe groups
also want increased annuities for
those already retired as well as
for present workers when they
retire. .
PROTEST - Local No. 13,
Amalgamated Lithographers of
America (CIO), has protested
the Commerce Department ac-
ton in eliminating the top SAL
ary step of photographic en-
ployes in the Coast and Geodetlc
Survey. The move deprived the
employees of a pay raise recently
ordered for all photographic
workers throughout the Gov
eminent.
SCHEDULE c JOBS - Thir-
teen more jobs in the new po-
litical Schedule c have been ap-
proved by the Civil Service Com
mission. A total of 731 jobs now
have been placed in Schedule C,
while $50 such agencies requests
have been rejected.
Six of the jobs were taken
from civil service, five were
transferred from excepte d
Schedule A. and two are new
jobs.
+ Those that were under civil
service: State Department.
private secretary to the admin
istrator and the director of the
Office of Security, both in the
Bureau of Security, Consular
Affairs and Personnel; a conf
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least three days year.
Mr.. Mckay did this to help
as much as he could those en-
ployes who now have between
60 to 80 days of leave accumula-
ton. To have required them to
use up all their leave within six
or even 10 years, as most agen-
cies are requiring their employees
to do, might be inconvenient to
them.
I'VE must not overlook the
need for seeing that justice is
extended to the 4.600 employees
in Interior who have between
so and 80 days accumulated
leave" Secretary Mckay de-
clared. "These are the employees
who either voluntarily did not
take leave or who were denied
their right to take leave during
the war. 1 would prefer that
these employees exercised their
own judgment in taking such
excess leave, but 1 do not be-
lieve this could be within the
spirit of the provisions of the
amended act"
AS the next best thing. Mi
Mckay did not set a time dead
line, so that some of the en-
ployes will have up to 20 years
in which to liquidate their eX-
cess leave.
RETIREMENT-The AFL Ma
tional Association of Letter Car
rierS has served notice on the
Kaplan retirement committee
that it will strongly oppose any
attempt to merge or coordinate
the civil service retirement sys-
tenn with social security.
Writing in the current issue
of the NALC publication, William
c. Doherty. president of the let
ter carriers union, said Federal
employe retirement and survivor
ship insurance benefits should
be kept entirely separate from
social security.
The Kaplan committee was
appointed by Congress to study
the Government employe retire
ment situation and to make its
proposals for necessary changes
to Congress next year. The COM
mittee, composed of the Govern
ment's top cabinet officers and
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Star and Post Are Sued
For ST Million Each

Libel suits were filed today in
U S. District Court for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, seeking 81
million damages from The Star
and a like figure from the WASH
ington Post.
The suits were filed by Law
renee Westbrook, former member
of the Democratic National Com
mittee. of Hot Springs. Ark. and
Heinz Pulverman of Rye. N. Y.
Each seeks $500,000 from both
The Star and the Post.
The petitions charge that the
plaintiffs suffered injury to their
regulations and loss of business
through a story in The Star
october 81, 1852. concerning an
investigation into $40 million
sale Of tungsten to the Govern
ment. The suits against the Post
are based on several stories and
an editorial on the same subject.
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party; East ,Parkside. Anacostia, and and
Kelly Kelly Pfhnat Miler 0rs Fortynnt6 l S0s and Washing
ton place N. b., II and under. 4:30-5:30
pm, parade and party; Langston,
Twenty-fourth and H NE. 6-12 years
fourth and H N E.: teens, 40 p M, party
and dance; Kelly Miller. Forty-ninth
and Washington place NE, teens, 7-l0
pm, dance.
avenue Sc. and 4 years, 1-3 pm,
party for preschool; Payne, Fifteenth
and Sc r.sdSoo, END years, lsS pm
sseyenteenth and T'Gi' Erie Sc. AS S Years,
Sc, AS Years Years, 4-5 pm. party and
g fEade Barry ysaFs Farms 3 Sum Sumner pafty TGsd
syphax. 1O5 s street sW., As years,
1870 pm, party; Randall Recreation
Center. FIRST ana l S.w.. 10 anu unoer.
At pm. party.
.vfSas RSHsssi PEsaH: S yssF: :SoS s Afsa~a
Payne, Fifteenth and c Sc, 1O-12
years yea 81 Pm .n3 3aTty T5d. LipcSln sixth m
par party and md parade: aG de f Randall Recpsston
Center, First and Eye S.W.. IL and
under, 6-1:45 pm. party
Lincoln, Sixth and Sc, 1915 years
and m p Erie s1Ree tee1s 1s' nion p SfHsa psrtV
Douglass Dwellings 1000 Alabama avenue
Sc, teens, 7:30-10 pm. dance; Syphax,
105 street S.W.. teens. S:30-1 80
pm, Halloween ball: Barry Farms, 1890
Sumner rd. Sc, teens, Sll:30 pm.
harvest dance.
Saturday.
Sherwood. Tenth and G NE. all
ages. 81 pm, costume party: Hillcrest.
Thirty-second and Denver Sc. all ages,
ell pm. Sth annual carnival: Con-
gress Heights, Savannah and Randle
place E, all ages, O. IL pm. third an
nual community party; Fort Greble.
Nichols avenue and Chesapeake Sc, all
ages, GIL pm. party; Rosedale, Seven
teenth and Gale NE. all ages. $50
IL pm. costume party.
Ridge. Ridge road and Burns Sc.
all ages. 6:30-11 pm, costume party;
Turkey Thicket. Tenth and Michigan
avenue NE. all ages. 70 pm, costume
parade and party: Turkey Thicket. Tenth
and Michigan avenue NE. teens. ell
p m. dance.
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City Heads Cut Out 7
OF ; on Convention Trip

The Commissioners yesterday
cut down a recommendation that
al three members of the District
Real Estate Commission be au-
thorized to attend a convention
in Los Angeles, November 5 at
District expense.
They decided one commission
representative will be enough to
represent the Districts interests.
Total cost for all three to at
tend would have been $1,000 to
sit in on the three-day function
of the National Association Of
License Law Off1cials.
Evening star., 1953-10-28

Il District and vicinity - Cen
serally fair and somewhat cooler
tonight and tomorrow. Low to-
might about so.
Maryland-Generally fair and
somewhat cooler tonight and to-
morrow. Low tonight 40-45 in
west and $3.50 in east portions.
Virginia-Generally fair and
somewhat cooler tonight and to-
morrow. Low tonight 42-47 in
west and 1854 in east portions.
Evening star., 1953-10-28

A barn dance and jitterbug con-
test will follow.
A dance will take place earlier
at the Pendleton Street Recrea-
ton Center and in the 600 block
of North Patrick street under
the direction of Mrs. Sarah Car
roll, supervisor of Negro activi-
ties for the Alexandria Recrea-
ton Department. The Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Alexandria Fire
Department will give out candy
and balloons to children in the
downtown area.
A note of caution has been
sounded by the American Auto
mobile Association. Don't soap
up Windshields, headlights or
rear windows of autos. 1t might
cause accidents. Also, if you're
going to be a "ghost," be a white
or bright yellow one, so motorists
can see clearly in the night.
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be achieved
within a rea-
sonable num-
ber of years"
H o W e v e r,
Interior Sec
retary Mckay
has not set
a ny tt m e
deadline. He
has ordered
that, starting
next January.
e m D ] oye S
must reduce
their leave at
a rate of at
Evening star., 1953-10-28

Wind - Southwesterly 1915
miles per hour tonight. Tomor~
row northwest 1915 miles per
hour.
River Report.
tFrom u. s. Engineers.l
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah clear at
Harpers Ferry.
Humidity.
(Readings washington National Airpor)
Yesterday Pct. To-day Pct.
Noon - 13 Midnight ---- 81
4 pm S6 s am - %
s pm. SS 10 am. 50
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The Federal Spotlight
Interior Adopts Lenient Policy
On Using Accumulated Leave
The Federal Spotlight
By Joseph Young

Interior adopted the lenient policy
adherng to the edc of Congress that Federal employees
maximum.
departments agencies a time
Evening star., 1953-10-28
japanese Go to Moscow

STOCKHOLM, Oct. % (P.-
A japanese Red Cross delegation
left Stockholm today by air for
Moscow, where they will discuss
the repatriation of japanese war
criminals.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
U. S. Gets Pocket Subs

PARIS. Oct. % (P.-France
has loaned the United States two
pocket submarines complete with
two-man crews, the French Navy
said Yesterday.
Evening star., 1953-10-28

VA AAOAAA 0A~A w ~ JNSeAS - 40 "A~~SAA
employees must get their leave
down to 30 days. Congress set no
deadline, requiring only that it
Evening star., 1953-10-28
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 100, on Aug. 81 and sept.
Lowest. % on March 2.
HiEh and Low of Last "a Hours
High, 6;}, at 1913 pm.
Low, SO, at 7:05 am.
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The District Recreation De-
partment has arranged special
Halloween events throughout the
city. Fairgrounds holding pro-
grams are:
Evening star., 1953-10-28

AZ THE EVENING STAR
- Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2S, 1888
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The Sun and Moon,
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-D. E.

GOVERNMENT GIRLS interested in
apt. please cali II. 4-70S4. Iii
312 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Studio rm.,
kit. pvt. bath. pvt. entrance. Two
5I14 KANSAS AVE. NV. 3-rm.
apt, suit. for emp. cple. or 2 ladies.
cony; transp; "a; 3-4S2S. -l2
redscorated. S65 month. DU; 2
15Si IANIER PL. N.w-1st fl. apt;
hall. closed-in porch; S115 furn..
~ SSS .gnfgg7 gnfgFn; INQUIRE Apt. "a; Tel
14s0 MASS. AVE. s.E.-1iv. rm.,
bedrm.. kit. bath and encl. porch. Z
adults. 500 mo. Ii. 1884. Iii
ONE ROOM, KIT. apt; adults only;
Mr.. transp.: $50. Ii. 6-6014. III
ONE -BEDRM. APT. nice NV. loc ;
suit or :! J. i9sf After l. e. E5assasSs sSs$s
HOMELIKE, warm; liv.-bedrm.. al
eeoys; incl; porch. kit; SO plus utils.
NESR E21s 1SsR 1872 AND Al H'SAi 'FSARK RID. Nv NV
Conv. stores, movies, churches Liv.
Adults only sS5 mo. mo- %. I S-ssss..
LIVING ROOM, bedrm.. kit, pvt
smpl, couple or girls. S65. TU,
e0ei KALORAMA RID. N.W.-one-
rm., kitchenette and bath apt; 1st
$40 month. DU. 1859. -12
N.W:-Second floor semidet home
bedrm.. twin beds liv. rnn.. kit, pvt
bath; middle-aged working couple
or 2 ladies; gentle home. $3.50
pm. or Sun am. RA. 3-9379. III
CAPITOL HILL-Two bedrms.. liv.
rnl.. din. rm., wall-to-wall carpet,
kit; with disposal, tiled bath. LII.
7-3546., Ill
GA. AND N. II. AvE.-Two nice rms.
large large kit: share bath; good tranSpp.
1926 UNIVERSITY PL. N.w.ETwo
bedrms.. liy.. rIn.. kit. and bath, back
4-6G2Q Ill
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
4101 HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER. MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY,

Just across the District line: 1 bus
fare; convenient to shopping center
and theater; excellent bus transpor-
tation.
liv. rm., dinette, bedrm. kit. and
bath; S105 including utilities.
Plenty of parking. lovely grounds
Apply in person, WA. 7-6200.
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE
APARTMENT TO SHARE with couple

APARTMENT TO SHARE with couple;
to all sections of town; privileges.
SINGLE FS -S5HRL Girl, 21-a5, share 5-rm.
ar6aa$ apt; With Alter z giEl5; s6 Sc s8s. 1o'
woman to share l-bedrm apt. with
eongenial girl. NO. 7-o264 or Ii.
sill. IL sPG.-sep. PC bed-liv. rm. for empl. n
18th and E.-W. hwy. JU. 5-92l4,
WHITE Girl to share efficiency with
another girl; $50 per mo; Apply
LADY LADY VII WILL 81 SHARE aiT A9s 2bedFm apt.
transp., elevator. co. 5-7479. ----15
GIRL to share 1-bedrm. apt. with l
other girl; vic, 18th and Columbia
CoNGESTfiL Girl; 1925. to share
attrac. apt. with 2 other girls; conyv.
NV loc.; reas. rent. co. 5-4 O6.
i OR 2 LADIES share 3-bedrm. apt;
both empi.; Cath. home. AID. 4-01s3.
BUsLINE K-2 or K-4 bus; lovely rm.
with kit. privils.; TV, phone. RA.
Observation-Disclosures man will
share large, airy, well-appotnted z;
bedrm. apt. with discerning. moral
and financially responsible man. No
trasients. S75 mo; References, re-
GIRL TO SHARE mod. sc. apt. with
] other girl; conv.. to shopping and
trans. avail Nov 1st; call weekdays
after 6. all day Sat. and Sun, 10.
JEWISH GIRL wishes to share her
apt. with another girl any religion;
,a79yyt; hlSg. De-, De 2-4S68; An - .S.ro
Lge efficiency apt; Wis. ave; eyes.
Will Will SHARE MY APT. with one
other girl, 1926 yrs; phone. AID.
MAN WILLING TO SHARE his twin
DUPONT CIR. AREA-Giri, $3.50. to
share. attrsc. 1-be6drm. apt. with
YOUNG GIRL TO SHARE APT. with
anothe9r girl. Call EVELYN LU'
CLosEiIN ,R5. ARL.-DeItghtfu 2irm,.
transp.; park. space: lady to share
with Christian lady; S45. ia.
5-6S35 Sun. and after pm. week
CoNGENIAL COUPLE, will share
nearby Va home with ONE or TWO
Girl RE ET'Nsi 70 SHARE spac. c'V, 1-bedrm.
apt; NV sec. with ] other girl;
Tv: twin beds, RA. 3-5764. II
GIRL VII share Nth turn anobSr apt Ei4 yic PT
CoLo5RREtD-YoUNG LADY desires tc
share nicely furn.. apt. with 1 or.
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CoILSoRED ORE = 1 CoLgMBIA RD;: 1890 9t
insi! ifSSD%snis ntis. 6R 6Rt'a a-SSo tGs 1 20
COLoRED-TWO OR 3 GIRLS. Liv.
rm.. bedrm., din. rm., kit. and bath;
cCy pyt;; eSnv, HYo tTansg; LU; ~ 2-4i9l: o,,
ulete. utils. incl: $50 per mo-; cple.
cof6REnE1e1s eTft fa A8 ftsS istS slFeF 81. Nv Pm
Exclusive Exclusive T, iocation. Dupont Circle
area. and 2 room. efficiency apts.,
SIS to $50 per week.
COLORED-OTIS PL. NV room.
E.t E and 70, b. s.n;ss ssm sSuD:o DHo5ss 5ssursd ed
COLORED-l Or 2 ige. front rooms.
kit: share bath with family: pvt.
entr., porch, refgr., utils incl; must
see to appreciate; in quiet pvt. home;
adults pref; conven. transp. 1885
Olive W. St; ne: Lu; 256S59, 8S,5 sr VII Il
Or without private bath; utilities;
$11 up; quiet adults. HO. 2-5565.
COLORED-One, 2 and 3 room apis.
Child acceptsd;; Ho. 2-S191. IL
0Ht! kit 6ath, 6a HF S75 Osd5mf @O. to
apt: $3.50. Cali T EN-. 9-7o16, Sat Sat
til 3; Sat. afternoon and Sun, EN-.
3-1699. Ill
COLORED-TWO RMS. kit. bath.
utilS.; excel. NV. loc.; empl cple. !;
no children: Reas. RA. .6-4S57. Ill
rm.. bedrm.. kit. share bath with
l. Utils, incl. Reas. Ii. 4-0564.
Ill
COLORED-13th AND GIRARD ST
18th and w SITS. n.w.-One rm. and
Kit apt; Du; 7-0656; 70 to z pm.
$50 mo. including utils. Lovely front
efflc. apt. Newly decor. Complete pvt
kit. Only quiet working adults. Refs
See custodian, 1905 Belmont rd Apt.
No 9 EN- 2-10R5 I'll
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144s PARK RID, NV.
Sew. units at very low prices; 2 rms,
kitchenette and bath, $75, $50 and
SS5 mo-; also 8 rms, kitchenette
and bath. $50. S95 and S1OO mo.
All incl. utils. Apply Apt. No. /,
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APTS. FURNISHED-MD.

WHEATON AREA
One bedrm.. liv. rm., util. rm., tiled
bath: mod kit; Bendix; use OF
grounds Ss,S $685. including utilities
raRoMXS AZ; 9i2S7f: SARk = Attrac. mln immac.
apts., 3 rms. S75; 2 rms, S55-S65:
beautiful district. JU, 9-4559. eyes.
SILVER nv EReeNthTs sPRiNc. Md -bedrm.
apt, picture windows. Venetian
blinds. kit. "entilator fan, tile bath
with shower, beautifully furnished
inspect, cali MANAGER. between /
APT, FURN.: 4 sunny rooms. pvt.
bath; Suitland, Nd; working couple
or 2 nice girls; utils. furn.; 500.
LzRGE AZ; f;S1sR BRDRM.. ,modern kitchen. Mll
private home. Silver Spring; no chill
oufET Hugfn SSHi 4ND SozY; o SSS1g rms. and bath:
500; couple. $6s; Seat Pi. 10,
RiiVHEIRR66.ALE-Iivinr-dining rm.. bed
rm., kit. and bath; conv. to Md. U.
and shopping. Empl. couple. WA. =
sTGUDio APT. Kensinston-Paneled
walls, beamed ceiling, lge. liv. rm.
dinette, kit. and bath. Secluded
among many trees. $50. LO. $4,000
til 8 pm. HUGGINS & HARRISON,
TAKOMA PARK. Silver Spring sec
tion.oIf you are looking for a, real
nice 2-bedrm. apt. 1st fl. of brick
duplex house, firepl., beautifully
on i busiine. i Must 'GSet be seen O to e' be an.
srsets.ea; sEsGSt dites s15O ! mo. Adults: 81 ~.
NEARBY MD.-Furn. attrac. Arm.
apt; pvt. entr., scr. porch: utils
mel: reas.: cple. only. WA. G-1333.
ONE BEDRM.. liv., kit. and bath; pvt.
entr.; we'll furn.; all utils.: :. Dlks.. to
r. 1. ave-; SS5 mo. WA. 7-S411. IL"
PINEY BRANCH RID. AND FLOWER
AVE.-On busline; "a block from
shopping center: 1-bedrm. terrace
apt; nicely furn.; pvt. entrance; in
brick apt. BLDG; $50. Ju. 5-0979.
PARK-2nd A., pvt. home;
8 rms, bath. pvt. entr. and drive
way; Q girls or couple. No children
or pets. Utils. incl. $50. TO. $1,000.
COUPLE TO SHARE home with an
other couple: 10. 8-07S6. Ill .
AND BATH APT for Q
adults; mr.. Silver Spring; Utils., JU.
blks. from R. I.
ave. and transp.; 2-bedrm. apt. 4;
ExTRA-LGE. RIM. kitchenette and
bath; nicely furn.: suburban Chevy
Chase; empl. cple. $65 mo. OIL.
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14OO FAIRMoNT ST. NV.
kitchenette and bath, ssb; 5 rms, rms.
kitchenette and bath, S12O; also
large units. suitable six or eight
adults. rms. kitchenette and bath,
S155, mo. All incl. utils. Apply
switchboard.
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1914 18th ST. NV.
Attrac. units in 3 sizes; / rm., kitch-
enette and bath. S72.50: 2 rooms,
kitchenette and bath. $95 mo-, and
3 rms. kitchenette and bath. $ll5
mo-; all incl. utils. See, janitor.
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AVAILABLE NoW-I235 18th st.
NV, Apt. al bedrm.. liy. rm.,
Kit. and bath apt, newly decor.
40 18th st. ne. Apt. 81 bedrm;,
iiv. rm.. Kit and bath apt; S62 80
Per GmaoitoI mo IoRHHo st Ho' asA19oo ssA119oo.o oo o@iS
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APTs. FURNIsHED-VA.

AREA bedrms.,
bath, pvt. entr.; utils. incl. Pets
allowed. S125. TIE. 6-3433. III
36O3 LEE HWY, bed
rm., liv. rm. and kit. apt. maple
furn., custom slip covers. twin beds;
"a block shopping and bus: S100 mo.
5002 N. 10th st.-Apt.
to share. for lady. with another
lady, in home. Six lge. rms, elec.
range. Frigidaire. deep freeze, TV,
separate bedrm. IA. 2-2377. Ill
completely furns, 2
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. Wand
bath pvt. entr.: conv. to Pentagon,
All Hall; or 4 adults; no pets,
ARLINGTON-A spacious apartment
of liv. rm.. din. alcove, kit. bedrm.
and bath. Avail. immed. 500 mo.
INEZ CUSHARD, Realtor. EN-.
2-4232. 10
N. ARL.-Two rms, kit. bath; pvt.
home; lge. grounds; direct bus: un-
limited phone. KE. S-471S. III
efic. in apt. bldg: cow.
to bus and business section. Phone
ia. 2-7656. IL
apt, / or Q empl. per-
sons, KE S-6721. -16
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1851 PARK RID. NV.
Nicely furn. apis. in 3 sizes: I rm.,
kit; dinette. dressing closet and
bath ,S7g 80 mo; rms. reception
500 mo-; 8 large rooms. big hall,
several big closets, full kitchen and
bath. $115 mo. All including utils.
See Res. Mgr. Apt. 215.
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2440 18th ST. NV.
Well-furn. apt Of 2 rms. kitchenette
and bath, S115 mo-; also avail. soon,
3 rms, .kitchenette and bath, S155
mo. Both incl. utils. Apply switch
board.
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1881 goth ST., one block Conn. ave.
and R-1-bedrm. apt, z windows,
southern exposure, living room. fire-
place, large covered porch. modern
kitchen, bath, well furnished and
equipped. Reduced to $125 to tenant
who appreciates refined surround
ings. Call WILLIAMS. DU. 7-5O39.
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37O7 WooDLEY RID. N.w.-At-
tractive 1-bedrm. apt: liv. rm..
dinette, kitchen. bath: convenient.
$500 per mo. WO. 6-1742. Ill
2215 WASH. CIRCLE N.W.-Three
large rms. kit. and bath. SS5 mo-,
including everything.
nicely furn.; overlooking Potomac
isi ntilsl woopWXRp HeS IVA rci l. NO NoRRisi RsiRa
: no o0th st. II W RE H-R6&5. Il
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Oh1 w Wl1OI1 I
(FORMERLY CLUB SHANNON
Newly dec. rms; home cooking;
reas. rates. 2Sl7 Conn. ave. NV.
AID. 4-S430, liz
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BURKE ST. Sc, 1923. Lovely End
fir. apt. 3 rms; pvt. bath, screened
Avail. Nov. /. NO. 7-4l60. III
900 BLOCK of New York ave. NV.
/ bed.-liv. rm., kit and bath; 500.
Call Mr.. McCollam, ST. $1,000.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO. III
1 AND 2-BEDRM. APTS. for rent.
405 10th st. ne. See res. mgr.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV, 2U39;
cor, 3 bedrms, nicely furn., elev
and switchboard ervice: immed. oc
cupancv. 5000. HO. 2-32S0y --12
4th ST. NV. 4626-Cozy. 9 rms. kit.
dinette and bath, pvt. home. empl
cple., beaut view of CITY. TU. 2-l or
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DUPONT CIRCLE, Embassy row-3
f.; $40; utils. incl. DU. 7-6T04.
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THE JOHN KNPEN HOTEL
WESLEY HALL

Sgle and dble. rms; running water;
danees eeeve wklg nenss ssndix re Tv @SSeS sSG to
SIS 1925 21st st. NV, HUI
35432; 2131 y st. NV. HO
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IOIO ItIII IN ~. W.
CLEAN
Nicely furnished bed-liv. rm.. kitchen
with breakfast area. Ewes. call
RA. 6-S3S6.
KIRKs REALTY CO. REALTORS
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3I6 18th ST. N.E.-Two- bedrm. apt,
2nd A.; avail immed. $50 per mo.
To inspect. call AMERICAN SECU-
RITY g. TRUST CO., ST. $4,000.
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rm.. kit. and dinette; suit. for 3;
adults; semipvt. bath. TU. 2-67S9.
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1901 D ST. Sc.

NEW MT. BUILDING
dinette and bath, S66 plus heat and
utilities. CHARLES c. CONNER,
RE. 1926. :
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liv. rm., kit, bar: very quaint; air
cond.: ideal for company representa-
tive or Govt. official. Apply manager.
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL, 1St and
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Desirable for 2 or 3 girls. Utiis.
2S16 39th st. NV, EN-. 2-1166.
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APTS.. 5101 18th st. NV.
Three rms. kit, bath. pvt. entr.;
newly dec. and furn.; excel. transp. /;
incl. utils., S125 mo. Also studio
apartment 9 .I1s' 1st foori ..,,s,.
utils.. $50 mo. JU. 5-377S after
pm. Ii
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MERIDIAN PL. N.W.-Nicely fur
nished 2-bedrm. apt; 3 or 4 adults:
close to shopping and transp. Ii.
NICELY FURN. APTs.-Liv. rm.,
dinette, bedrm., Kit, bath; frt. and
rear entrances; large yard: ccnv.
Boiling Field. S105 mo. LU. 2-7392.
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1906 ILL. AVE. N:W.-Lge. bedrm.,
empl. cple. RA. $3.50.
UPPER 10th ST. NV. Attrac. q
bedrm. apt. suitable for 3 or 4 re-
fined people; $120 mo-, incl. utils.
AID. 2-564S. Ill
GEORGETOWN-2-bedrm. apt: liv.
rm., din. kit. and bath; S100, incl.
utils. DE. 2-2044 after IL am.
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COLUMBIA RD., 18th st. n.w.-2-
bedrm. apt with Nv. rm.. kit. bath,
porch. Lge. rms. closets. beautiful
furn.. dec. Adults, S120. AID. 2-S053.
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BACHELOR APT.-Pvt bath and
entr, newly dec. refgr.. sect. serv.
Conn. ave. EN-. 3-397S. 10
$3.50 I4th ST.--Two and 3 rm. aptS.,
LIST f.; on 14th-st. carline. Ill 1
THOMAS CIRCLE, 400 Mass. ave.
n.w.-Two rooms, kitchen and bath.
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HEIGHTS-A beautiful
apt; available on 2nd Il. OF new dq-
bath and small rear porch. All new
ly painted and furnished; very
bright. Complete with new Electro
lux. S115 mo-, utils. incl. 3S0S 2nd
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2415 goth ST. NV. near Rock
Creek Park-Large, spacious 2-bed-
room apartment; convenient to
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DUPONT CIRCLE. Embassy row-Lge
effic. apt. 1st floor front; sgle., $50;
cple., SS5; utils. incl. DU. 7-6704.