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for him a welcome battle of
wits.
The sfree-wheeIing new di-
rector general is a fluent con-
versationalist. But he also can
be blunt. Once, when the mill,
tary tried to force him to
classify some Library of Con-
gresS documents as secret. DR..
Evans snapped:
Dammit. the brass hats
admitted that these documents
were no more secret than
Mother Goose rhymes. What
good is a public library if it's
not public?"
DR.. Evans theories go fur
ther. The No. l library of a
democracy, he felt, should be
run democratlcally. So as Ii
brarian of Congress, he gave
his staff a voice in the Library's
operation. This worked out
well, in spite of the fact that
things got out of hand at least
once.
That was when the char
women held their first group
discussion in a room near the
main reading room. They got
so enthusiastic in their dis
cussion that they had to be
shushed by reading room at
tendants: Finally, they ad-
journed' with all the uproar of
a political convention. 4,
DR.. Evans personally re-
ported to his employees on the
disposition of every recon-
mendation any of them made
at the Library. He never over
looked an item, not even a
suggestion from a woman in
the descriptive catalogue divi-
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sion that "the southeast third
floor women'S lavatory, which
was changed recently to a
mems room, should be returned
to the use of women" DR..
Evans acted promptly on the
proposal.
Occasionally, one of DR..
Evans own suggestions fell
on deaf ears. The charwomen,
debating labor-saving methods,
listened politely as the libra
rian recommended long-han-
died mops. They vetoed the.
suggestion. TOO many cor
ners. columns and steps," they
explained.
No other agency of Govern
ment has had such a demo-
cratic system. DR.. Evans once
shreWdly explained: cit keeps
Library bureaucrats in a golo-
Evening star., 1953-08-23
By Benjomin J. AtIos

A fresh lease on democracy
Is in store for the United Ma
tionS Educational, Scientific
and Cultural Organization un-
der DR.. Luther Harris Evans.
who has become director gen.
eral of UNESCO after eight
years as head of the Library
of. Congress.
The man who ran the worlds
greatest library is an old hand
in international relations as
well as an ardent champion of
democratic ways.
A veteran of UNESCO's ear
liest days. DR.. Evans is cred
tied with a major diplomatic
triumph in the, UNESCO copy
right conference over which
he presided last summer. The
conference produced a model
global copyright treaty after
five years Of controversy.
Failure to work ont an agree
ment on world translation
rights had threatened the en-
tire pact. At 2 am. on the
final day DR.. Evans walked
into a room where the dele
gates were stalemated. He
managed to get the delegates
to snatch a few hours sleep,
after which they adopted a
compromise plan and apollo
gized all around for earlier
insulting statements"
DR.. Evans brings to his new
post a vast experience in the
delicate art of getting along
with politicians. Budget time
ON Capitol Hill-a nightmare
for most agency heads-was
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will be a long, expensive proc
ess. The frustrating thing is
that by the time the present
slumS have been corrected, new
ones may we'll have developed.
That's been the history of
cities.
Commissioners Courageous
No one can say the District
Commissioners lack courage.
Not only did theys buck Sen
ators Dirksen and Case in
refusing to remove the Budget
Office from the General Ad-
ministration Department. Just
the other day they refused a
request of Senator Byrd to re-
store a hackers permit to a
man with a city traffic record
two pages long. The Byrd
appeal was on hardship basis.
4 y 4 +
Mon Bites Dog
The almost-neatest trick of
the week was getting Maj.
Gen. Harry Vaughan, former
White House military aide, to
give away a deep-freeze at the
Kena Temple Shrine Circus in
Alexandria the other day.
Amiable Gen. Vaughan, who
was badly nipped by a deep
freeze during the Truman ad-
- !: -
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ministration, agreed to make
the presentation but Mrs.
Vaughan, according to reliable
reports, put her foot down.
Weiehty Arguments
Capital Transit's arguments
for a fare increase seem to. be
getting weightier.
At any rate, company attor-,
neys now are bringing their
mass of exhibits to the hear
ingS in trunk instead of the
usual briefcaseS. s,
Trumon's FoII .,.
Add intimate glimpses Of
important people: Commits
sioner Camalier was ap-
pointed by President Truman.
In his District Building Office
an autographed picture of his
benefactor was placed on a
ledge and prominently dis
played. Then came the elec-~
tion and assumption of Office
by President Eisenhower. The
Democratic appointee fought
for and held on to his job. But
the picture of his benefactor
slipped almost out of sight
behind a television set Now it
has gone completely. Sic tram
sit gloria. ... ........~
Evening star., 1953-08-23

. VARIOUS STYLES
(LAWSoN, CHIPPENDALE, ENGLISH
LOUNGE, REGENCY AND OTHERS.)
. DECORATOR COLORS
AND PATTERNS
POPULAR FABRICS
. HARDWOOD FRAMES
e. . EVERY PIECE HANDMADE
FROM FRAME UP
. FOAM RUBBER CUSHIONS
AZ" THICK
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

ARLINGTON-sgle. rm., gentleman:
next bath; newly decor; bus at
door 925 N. Jackson St., IA. 2
713S, after 6 pm. 10
CLARENDON furn. sel. rm..
radio: pvt. home; mr. bus. shops,
RESTAURANTS @.ss unlim. phone, ia; .
A lex NsDUfs1i bedrm -1 twin
beos; on buSline. Cali XII. 9-6974
ARL.Ci SBlE RIM, ssle rm.; mix kit
psiv 1sGoeS men pref; good transp
BETHEsDA-single rm. in pvt. home;
a nopf 'oGa 81 p4:s4 Fsss' rates. see by
TAKOMA. PARK-Attr. twin-bed rm..
in pvt: home: pvt. entr.; sgle., $40;
dhle.. $40. .JU. 7-590S. 10
ALEX:-Nicely furn.. comfort. lge.
5 sood E home for breakfast Sesired IN
unlim.. phone; close to transp. and
shopping: reasonable. 15 min. to
airport. Refs. desired. TIE. 6-4194.
EXCELLENT SECTION midway Alex.
and WASHINGTON on busline. Chris
tan nome; master, bedrm., twin beds,
girls or employed couple. Laundry
phone privils. XII. $4,000 after
1911 u. EDGEwooD. ARL.. lovely
room mr.. bus. unlim. phone. Living
room priyileges ia. S-531s. 10
ALEXANDRIA,. comfortable rm. for .
gentlemen, with BeautyreSt mat
tress. mon drinkers OV. 3-6076.
ALEXANDRIA. room. quiet. in beau
tifu!ly, appointed pvt. home. for
empl lady, conven. bus. XII. S-71l7.
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

CONGENIAL GIRL, 20 to So; to, share
mod. apt. in Arl. with girl; Is
min. Pentagon and D. c.; $50 week,
includes 5-day maid service. rent,
phone, utils.' TV.; ia. 7-2449, ewes,
GOVT. WORKER who is away week
ends will share her mod. 2-bedrm.
apt. on Lee hwy, with responsible
woman over 3s; every convenience;
5so = Mo a0Of Ihroa IA T 16in9S7 otter
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES woman, 25-
80; to share attrac.. 1-bedrm. apt. in
a mo N eg.; = eXeel transp.; $50 per
GlE not: Ell wv APT;1attr: surround
YOUNG MAN wanted 70 At snare e ant AM
with . others. Good meals, low rent:
cali DE. 2-7517 after $3.50 pm.
BUSINESS MAN, congenial, middle
AGED, to. share I'm. mod. efficiency
a apf'; Q si5 scond'i refs. exchanged,
W. EVANSVILLE. MD.-Double pm.
2-rm bungalow: kit. laund., privil
1880 IGa .rf EXT 4 81 7-@lo4 or 16 re.
with others. Meals. laundry, maid
r fR tEa9sp, IA: 9.6743. -..15
efficiency apt. ssoi n1 o9eb 5ePSs St. in nW
YOUNG MAN-share iiv. pm., bath,
bedrm., kit, din. rm. apt. BLDG;
cony. transp.; off Conn. ave. HO.
or girls to share g.
rm; apt. with l other girl. Call Ia.
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with another
girl. LU. 1895. 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2-rm.. kitch-
enette. bath NV. apt; COW
transp. HUI. 3-6l36 after 9 pm.
COLORED-CPLE. or Q men to share
apt; cow. location; NV. location
RA. 3-l603, III
NE, professional man
VIII share modern 2-bedrm. apt
with couple or gentleman of good
character References exchanged
Ii 1-oR73 after q N ~, ~
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CLUB MASON. 1925 New HAMPSHIRE
ave. NV offers de luxe living IN a
club residence. Singles and doubles
for refined ladies and men; ST to
$50 per week incl. full course meals
and hotel services NO. 1910.
1856 N ST. N.W.-For refined young
people, excellent home-cooked food.
Friendly atmosphere ideal location
1896 10th ST. N.w.-close in. For
TsnF6 6,G So9n sn People Sass excel
ROOM WITH Young mems
club near downtown: social facili-
ties. MR.. SMITH, ME-, S-S60U lO'
ROOM. BOARD, and child care for
c aGfaer a and caE HF APP e6tdsen 6
HISTORIC FALKLAND MANOR, ZOO
Spring Nd: If you cannot afford to
live here. please do rot try to. Rates
for permanent guests range from
$50 to $50 per month, per person.
depending upon your ROOM gi,c,d All
breakfasts and dinners every day in
the year including Saturdays. Sun
days, holidays and the Fourth OF
You win have eighteen acres of wood;
lands and FIVE acres Of lawns and
own private garden If you wish.
Il you have a television set you may
use 1t here. If you have an auto
mobile you may park it here. II you
have house and lot you should not
live here.
No single rooms are presently avail
able. However, at the moment We
do have a completely vacant DOU-
in q double room bv herself.
Phone Juniper 5-2594 10
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w.

ei67 ALABAMA AVE. Sc, sgle. rm
3-vr. -old home. mr. shop. ctr. and
theater. LU 1899. 10
OH nth ST. Sc, lge. frt. dble. rm. !:
refgr., Simmons mattress, linens,
dishes furn.; next to bath. 12'
rm., twin beds; S10 per wk. viii
rent as sgle Ii. 1865. 10
LOVELY Ice. RIM. Can be used for
l or 2. Cow. location. LU. 2-5I3S.
SEE single rooms in German
$50 and I pm. @i6
1914 N. CAROLINA AvE.-Two dou-
BILE and one single. Newly dec;
near transp, Reas. Ii. 6-6577. IL:
OLORED-MODERN furnished rn.
mother not working to take care
OF child in. exchg. for small rent.
909 18th st. Sc. Ii. 7-S291. Ill
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ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

1 LARGE FRONT ROOM. with twin
beds: man and wife; $40 per mo.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, for employed
girls; laundry: phone and Kitchen
pTtyils;; $50 mo. WA. 1868 Ill
COLORED - QUICK OCCUPANCY.
Nice I'm. for l or 2 empl. men. pvt.
home; privil., reas. rates. LU. 4-1419.
2O5 D ST. NE. Apt. Gross Union
Station Plaza. Newly decorated
double o rp' twin beds. semibath
CoLoREDD8MAsTER BEDRM. fox
empl; cple.; Y blk: of N. Capitol;
coLoRED-A EGE. R IN opening on
porch, for lady, with priviis; off No.
Capitol st. Call after 4, AID. 2-5S70.
COLORED-RM. WITH PVT. KIT. All
mod. conyens. Frigidaire and phone,
C eh iofE ~. TI7s9@oi cr p,s-lS ;I, ,
kit, > empl. cples.. or will accept
family with 2 children. Ii. 317127,
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

SCOTTIES, 10 weeks. male Axe
reg. blacks and brindles. Sired bv
Glen shiel Ginger. OIL. 9-S763.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. 3 9ks
old. Axe. Pedigree includes
Champions; $20-S30. ia. 7-5S6s.
LETTER PUPPIES FOR sALE-Rea-
Sonable. CAN XII. 9-2O14; ewes. Ii.
o-o'oO. Ext. 54946 wk dys.. $40.
BOXER. male. fawn. 0 mos. Axe
reg. champion markings: best offer.
owner travelling. 10 5-1924. 10
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, beau
Jliul black. silver, cream, tan; Is
"kS.' wormed; S25 up. JU. 9-0206
sHELTIE (smail colliel; pretty tan
and white young, male needs new
homs Save its life. JU. S-9447
hlAMESE CATO mos, female; pa
perS; SIS ia S-T1O1
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

~ HUNTERS. jumpers. lead ponies
and gentle horses for children; Pin
toS, cheStnuts, etc. East-WeSt hwy
west Of 10th st. JU. 9-96l5; ewes.
WOODBURY. GUARANTEED disper-
sion sale at the Livestock Exchange
Building. Winchester. Va, on We'd
nesday, March IL, 1858. Sale
starts promptly at 1890 am. 100
granddaughterS of the imported
bull. EugeneXor of Glencarnock: :
of the famous Fannie BsSS tribes,
3 Miss Wilkes, J. Georslna, 3 Miss
Burgesses, 3 Erica Maries, 3 Ada
Queen LIS: 3 Ada Queen DollieS.
executive secretary, VIRGINIA ABB
ERDEEN ANGUS ASSOCIATION
INC, BOX 1875. Charlottesville, Va.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

TWO NICE, LARGE RMS. hot plate,
sink. laund. priv. in a Diet. home,
close to everything; children and
pets allowed. 43l3 Kansas ave. NV
4l16 18th ST. N.w.-L.hk. rm.,
eoTmplet 5ago furn.; couple or 2 girls.
BR H f1'V CLEAN. .coMFoRrAMBIlEg-
B Bqs at 1927 door; double, 50; single, 81.
e5ss ist6 sT. N,w.-1st fir. bed
pT ent IT, v iE0s for eU one kis
ATT1RAC. det. home home; midget ant.
clean, quiet; So wk.; refgr., laun.;
young lady. 1865 Harvard NV. 10"
Ink. RIM, private entrance; suit
able l or 2 girls: overlooking Union
1II7 MASS AVE. NV. Front, S14
week, for married cple., no drinkers,
SIR sa Ssss IVES turn: sI% E; ssi
LGE:' BED SITTING RIM. adj. to
bath: grill, refgr; unlim. phone.
Suit. or 2 adults. Wo. G-75$S.
9e7 G ST. N.w.-4th floor bedrm..
6itehen. Sll wk. cpl. Call after
| $50 HARVARD sT.-sleeping rms.
privileges include reception rn., kit,
laundry; AID. 2-9446. lie
1851 18th ST. NV. - Lge., newly
decorated, twin-bed rms, for girls:
share new kitchen: . rooms per
bath; y blk. Mt. Pleasant car and
shopping. HU. -3-936S. -15
NV. BEDRM. for lady abstatner:
dbIe; hot plate. refgr., lge. closet:
s sx6e!; transD.' unlim' phone: ,s "a.
/ ith AND CLIFTON SITS. NV
bedrms., kit, bath, liv. rm., foyer;
apt. building. HO. 2-7507 after
e35 p 9Th ST. NE large rooms,
sink and refrigerator, semibath;
17io r ST. NV. The churchilr'-
Dble. rm.: attr. furn.. run. water,
maid Serv.: $40 wk. NO. 7-9s6S.
31eO 18th ST. N.W.-close to Mt
Pleasant section: nice. clean, warm
Ink. for , people. CO. SOL As.
ALL RENTS REDUCED
l large studio room, running water,
gas stove, REFRIGERATOR. Was SIS
per wk., now $3.50. Also single;
was $40 per wk.. now SS.15, 1853
Columbia I'd. NV. -12
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FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL, topping pruning
feeding, cabling; Soup Free est
PAUL's TREE SERVICE, LO 5-457S.
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
I r0Ps9 % FoTsE trees ef fhF9OOeT E
t-0646 JE S-2S43. JE! 3-0s7s'
TOPS0IL-Very good. rich topsoii
for lawns and greenhouses. very
reasonable Can 10. S-4933, -2S
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping;
evergreenS, shrubs trimmed. Free
estimates. Ii. 3-3379 any time.
cow MANURE, well rotted, $40 SOL per
10 6u.; $50 per 10 bu:; S4 per
BnI PI dsESsFsd AND va I64b Ias tG2
grading, excavating and land clear
ing For free estimates. cali UN.
CLEAN FILL DIRT, top soil. blue
sradiny roa asnn gTayel' sudge hauling
SOD--Good blue grass, by the acre
or loaded on your truck for ) cents
a yard. Only II miles from Silver
spring on Ga. ave. JU. $500; eyes.
VIRGIN TOP SOIL. best quality, any
quantity: Immediate delivery: lawn
renovatins. LII. 1868 any time
LAWN RENOVATION - Beautiful
lawns don't Just happen. We build
N@'N'AA 'SAS ANoS' &C SSbs LIZ. l-hDDO,
LESPEDEZA HAY. $50 per ton. At
farm. 81 miles west Wash. Delivery
extra Telephone IA. 2-4545. 10
INTERNATIONAL CUB TRACTOR
Less than l VI. old; incl. cultivator,
piow, 5-.t- mower and cutaway saw;
used very little; bargain. RE.
I.-Si77. weekdays; Sun. and ewes,
Or SOIL AND FILL DIRT for sale
WE. 5-a74S. WE. 5-G463 -i6
SODDING AND GRADING = Blue
erass sod: free estimates; reaS
prices. II. 6-15lO. MR.. WIENEKE
COMBINES t3>. John Deere model
l2A: new, cost over $1,000 will
sacrifice for Sl,4O0: Minneapolis
Moline with all attachments; new.
cost over $1,000, will sacrifice for
quick sale for Sl,3S5; Massey Har-
ris. perfect cond. a real buy for
S995. Gail Mr.. Fraley. COUNTY
SUPPLY. Phone Poolesville, Md.
LAWN SUPPLIES-Grass and veg
seed, fertilizer, peat moss, soil Cond.,
rollers, Spreaders. aeratorS. power
hand mowers. leaf sWeepers. begopi a.
glad. bulbs. insecticides, lawn and
farm fencing. MALONEY'S, INC.
Sl26 Georgia ave. u. S-3333.
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VACANCIES
TERRACE HALL

T4ID MASS. AVE. n W.
Large double. single and light house
Keeping rooms; reaS. rates: daily
maid service. Walk 10 work Ia
$3.50 DAY PER PERSON
Also special rates by groups Of 3 and
persons. Lge. dble and triple rms
Maid service Walking distance
downtown. 1926 18th st. NV.
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Unusual Country Home

Situated on wooded lot Of
over acre; living rm. with
fireplace, dining rm., tiled
kltehen and bath; master
bedrm. with fireplace. small
bedrm, paneled rec. rm. with
fireplace; furnishings include
TV. regulation pool table,
y dIShwaSher. 1-cubic-ft. refgr.,
deem freeze, Bendix. dryer;
] car garage with . workrms,
Ideal for group of men or small
family that likes to play. S165.
Bethesda P. o. Box 1918.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

[. Norris. 45G6 18Th st T NV Cal
~ 2-Il50 after Z m
DONE RIGHT-WAY--1-bed-
rn. apt, as low as SIS, all work
guaranteed. Cal! now, 10. 2-333O.
IA
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WASHER BARGAINS

@. z wringer type; looks good, runs
fine; S13.95.
ABC ironer. overhauled. runs fine;
S"9.95.
SAC Bendix auto. de luxe. used very
little. 500 .95.
S29a Apex automatic. brand new;
selling for transferred Army officer;
S199.95.
$40 Abe auto, never used; new
guar; S249.95.
Cash or terms. SLATTERY RADIO
co: 4237 Wisconsin ave. NV. WO.
6-4411. 10
FIVE DOZEN special made wikits,
* inches high. very strong. 204
"AIsLEiY SHAWL. beautiful coIors.
excellent condition. S1O0. ia.
S-l645. -12
u. S. POST OFFICE
FIXTURES FOR SALE
$50 oath St.. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
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ROLLINGWOOD

Excellent detached Colonial home
aft, living rm., full dining nm.
den, powder rm. on LIST A.; bed
rms. , baths on End A.; recr. rm..
maids rm., bath in bsmt.: gear ga
rage. Reas. priced at S275 per mo.
CAL EN-. "-7400 till q pm.
METZLER, REALTORS
'o22 Conn. Ave. at Nebraska Ave.
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SOUTH ARLINGTON, VA.
. COLUMBIA HTS. APIS.
Available are some of our newly dec,
KING SIZE 2-bedrm. apis. in this
charming garden community. Rents,
Out Columbia pike to Greenbrier st.,
right long block to office at SI5
s. Greenbrier. Daily and Sunday,
10 to 9. Phone IA. 1866, -I2
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES. baby
chicks. poultS. and ducks JAMES
FEED STORE. 6la Z st. n W., ME.
S-QOS9
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

n; ARL.-Attrac. 3-bedrm. brick Co
sloss5in; cony. TO transp; MECHANIC
PP dS pT'nJ "A; 2sSS5oo, r-i2
bath; lily. rm., din. rm., kit. and
mo LUsTiNE Realty CO, "4GG2
9TH st; NV; DI. 7-5g95. 10
1881 18th ST. NE; Michigan Park.
per mo, JOSEPH E :. Bruno. me- me-
g03 H st. NV. ST. 1880. Id
ARL.- Three bedrms.. brick. garbage
dis disposal and DishmaStei. fun din;
porch; storm windows; near school
and transp.: excellent for children.
Available March $500; $3.50. JE.
LANGLEY PARK AREA -s.6eaaGqm.
Semidetached houses; peri. for chill
6ef mo sh0P aE' s s1S schools Sis
,CHURCH--Annandale. Almost
new. ,3-bedrm. brick. complete cleo
trio kitchen, incl dishwasher: full
bbaSseemgsent; fireplace; $3.50. JE.
!. -BEpRooM BUNGALow-sc1eeSned
porch, fenced yard; furnished. $40:
unfurnished. 500. 1929 r st. ne,
S K1Yiiw9Tth. p NJ uN "a 4t, dS9, ia
NLV hLL-Dh.Ch CuLONLAL@SlX
d In rms rms d. S2th . Hn lst titen tgl
full hsmt:;. gas heat; $50 mo Cali
=, RE. 7-246l eyes. JU. 5-6664. liz
Sc. SECTION = Brand-new brick
V 1 Tm be 9SdrTss aal sep k an fu IT. b, ss
S1i5 IL. 1.Sos5 'An @ i1p''
BOILING AND ANDREWS FIELD
A.,lRnEA-Ail-brick; semidet, 2 bedrm.
t ruo isn't" avail. March IL; Sll5
7ALLs CHURCH-4-bedrm. Cape Goa.
Immac. cond.: $3.50. Arl.. 3-bedrm.
e c1lons! Nth With s tull bsmt,; huge
JOHN N M6ER Roy c e5i 9 81 ailiSHRoSosd
ave, Falls Church, Va, JE. 2-s322.
'IE GEoRGETowN. 1905 aeth At.
nv. Lovely brick home with 8
6 6farP a5d oa an,. li s1scy. liv ,,
q LucHs co, i5o5 H ST. NV.
H. Il DTLAFiELD PL. Nw.-Bsayt,-
TALL 5uTn hOm esrDst,p rms baths;
blinds, auto. gas heat. sarage: / or
2-yr. lease; immed. occup.: $3.50
No ne; Fer further information call
WHEATON, AREA-Newiy decorated
2-bedrm. bungalow; walking distance
to stores, school. busline. Very rea.
sonabie. For appt., Pc. 2-691s.
EAR ST. BERNADETTEs. Silver
SPRING. bedrm. Colonial. liv. rm.,
din rm.. kit. den. recreation room:
: 30 per month lease. Mr.. Field,
AGENCY. INC. JU.
RLINGToN NoRTH-Beautifui g.
bsmt.. fireplace. screened porch. ex-
1septionaliy large liv,, nm. separate
9 transp. IA. 7-70s6 or ia.
brick with very ls.
rms, side porch full bsmt.; cor.
OF; COW to Naval Hospital and
Y. I. H: Sis mo. LO $500.
IUGGINS g. HARRISON. INC, Real.
HRiEE-BEDRooM BRICK RAM.
BIER, mr.. Naval Hospital and PARK.
rood school; 500 mo. to good ten.
mt. 10. $1,000. HIGGINS & HAIR.
2ISON. INC. Realtors. -l2
u PER MONTH-Practically new 2.
'edrm. semidet. brick home, Just
Iver D c. line in Seat Pleasant, Md.
all UN. $4,000, ROBERT s. DAVIS
co. -12
CONTINUED on Next Pago.J
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GIASSMANOR

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IF YOL ARE LOOKING FOR A
CLEAN ATTRACTIYELY FUR
MODERATE RENTAL.
Daily-Week
TV. for transient families. Unfurn.
apis. also avail. To reach: Out
South Capitol St, 2 blocks over
D. C. line. Rental office. iO1
Audrey lane. Open daily. 9-5; Sat.
81: closed Sunday. 10. 7-SlOO.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

COLONIAL vILLAGE-2-bedrm. brick
semldet.; nicely frrn., redecorated:
hv. rm.: din. rm.. kit, LIST f.: back
porch. full bSmt,; fenced yard. Short
S Srbao, to .R R9ss iEo,6 or OIks to bus
I fiaooi f BRos sn0g GA 44 Sh$O JA AZ
4S8s; ewes. JE. a-lo7o, JE. SPAS.
HILLs--Beautifully fur.
nished; 2 bedrms:: 8 mos: lease;
Sll5 mo. ARTHUR CAR AGENCY.
$50 ae iVYpA G5 Us s1 s-7 8. s.. MD
Reaut. cor, bungalow. 2 bedrms.,
ly: rm;;f dlnette. kit, bath: full
REALTY CO. 4ls 9th st. NV. pL
THREE BEDRM. single story home,
Arlington Country Club area. full
tagon and downtown Washington;
eG lebe pd M kF s 81 $780, ss2s No.
" m, din nm, lge. kit. 5 bedrms..
bath, open rear porches. fun bsmt..
gas h.-w.h.: house in excel. cond.:
vacant; S125 mo. Shown BY appt.
SYLVAN s!g ! AN BROS. 1890 K st. Nv.
vienna, vA.-Fur cottage; liv. .rm..
and bath; with firepI.; iee. lawn:
garden space; 500 per mo: avail
r aSIs inns imnmed liz IA: SIs373; 10
downtown, ME. S-5s87. III
see CHEVY CHASE PKWY. NV
Beautifully furn. semi-det. brick, 8
rms. :, 3 baths, fenced-in garden;
lS ssss Sss%S can NE NJ 53iS5
HOUSES AVAILABLE in D. c. and
M Ma $ SIaoo 70 S T4o Can MI Ipns.
NORTH .ARLINGTON-Two bedrms.,
anf1 v incl d, sunT Tm yith pvt
nm, garage; conv. loo. THOMAS q.
9M lSssoG eves., c a. 5 "a SSlSl Sill "a
LOOKING for lovely suburban home
yitn le imae Cal, att III s tgsTn rms
compl furn. less linens; util. paid:
: blocks from Ga. ave. and Coles
vile I'd. SIPS mo. Call JU. e-6191.
rHMDREN 70 ACCEPPPE iH, - Pleasant
family house Of bedrms good loo;
Sl70 per mo-; avail. April l years
lease, JOHN R.. de SIBOUR g. CO.
Realtors. WO. 6-63Sl, DU. 7-0056.
1877 EMERSON ST. Nw.-semidet.
l.
!eas): screened rear porches; built
in garage. $50 month. M. PAUL
HANNAH, 732 18th st. NV. ME.
1908 GATEWAY BLVD. MD.-Eieh.-
rm. brick with 2 baths, cleo. kit:
56lI GREENTREE RD., Bethesda-o:.
Five. rms. oil heat, garage, yard.
Sl2O per mo. OIL. 4-2731. Ill
SIX ROOMS, 3 baths, master bedrm..
rec; rm., newly dec; beaut. furn;
Bird and Hamilton SITS. NV. Leased
to responsible party. HUI. 3-3646.
PARK-Newly decorated,
Oct. 2:bedrm., mod. home; near
Nd: Univ; with bsmt. and fioored
attic; auto. heat; washer. etc. Mostly
fu1n' .SSln0o0 lease. MR.. D1cKEY.
WESLEY HEIGHTS, Foxhan I'd
Five bedrms., "a baths; avail. today.
EN-. 2-4464. w. C. & A. N, MILLER.
SPRING VALLEY-Colonial, like new:
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, liv. rm.. din. rm.'
library with bar, powder rm, large
fagstone patio. Call EN-. 2-4464.
W. c: & A: N. MILLER.
LET US SOLVE your housing prob
lens: EN-: 2-4464. W, C. & A. N.
MILLER, Prom; Manager,ent. Dept.
1I9 FORESTER ST. S.W.-Prewar
. bedrm. brick home in an area
cow: to schools. stores and s. Capt.
toll busline. Den or extra bedrm.
and full bath in base S125 mo.
St NV MA S-C21S III