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Evening star., 1953-02-19
Methodists in Italy
Want Persecution
OF Protestants Ended
By the Assoeio,ed Pres.

NAPLES, Italy. Feb. 19.-The
national synod of the Methodist
Church in Italy has appealed to
the government to halt "the
persecution of Protestants" in
this Roman Catholic homeland.
Methodist churchmen return
ing here today said the synod,
meeting in La Spezia for the
past four days. unanimously
urged to the government to in
sure religious liberty.
The resolution by the synod,
affiliated with the Methodist
Church of England and the
United States, specifically called
upon Interior Minister Mario
Scelba to rescind his order di-
recting the Rev. Anthony Calian-
dro, Italian-born American di-
rector of the Evangelical Biblical
Institute at Naples, to leave the
country Immediately.
Supported by Others.
The Methodists said their feso-
luton was supported by the
Council of Christian Churches in
Italy, aff1liated with the Interna-
tional and World Council of
Churches.
The action by the synod was
the latest move in a Protestant
fight against recent orders of
the Italian (Catholic) Christian
Democrat government against
Protestant evangelism. At least
four Protestant denominations
have protested-some of them
directly to the United States
State Department-that the gov
ernment here is inva1idating
Italian constitutional guaran-
tees of religious freedom.
The Methodist synod, return
ing delegates said. unanimously
expressed 1.-The gravest of con-
Germ over the persecution of
Protestants in Italy by the Ital-
ian government"
Given 48 Hours to Leave.
Mr.. Caliandro was given 48
hours, a month ago, to leave
Italy with his wife, the former
Ernestine Fitzmaurice of Phila-
delphia. He appealed to Prime
Minister Alcide de Gasperi. Mr..
de Gasperi rejected the appeal
and Mr.. Caliandro declared bit
terly he would not leave until
physically thrown out of the
country.
The fight over Mr.. Caliandro
and three other mission and
Bible school representatives in
Naples and Bari follows previous
protests by the Texas-led Church
of Christ, the Pentecostals, the
Baptists and the General Coun-
Gil of Assemblies of God, Spring.
field, Mo. ti
The government Department
of Cults - all non Catholic
religions in this Catholic coun-
try-says churches cannot oper-
ate without government permis-
sion. The churches say they
have sought permission since the
war, but failed to receive it. A
half dozen other large Protes-
tant denominations, conducting
churches largely for visitors and
foreign residents, have operated
here without interference for
half a century.
Evening star., 1953-02-19
Attorneys Offered Hope
Of Retaining U. 5. Jobs

Chairman Rees of the House
Civil Service Committee yester-
day held out hope to Government
attorneys that many of them
will retain their jobs, despite
lack of civil service status.
Mr.. ReeS spoke before Fed
eral Bar Association luncheon in
Ruby Foo's Restaurant. He said:
Those lawyers who are per-
forming necessary tasks and who
are performing them with abil-
ity, industry, honesty and con-
Scientious devotion to duty will,
I am sure. always be in demand
in Government no less than any
man or woman who stands ready
and willing to do an honest days
work in return for an honest
days pay" p
Evening star., 1953-02-19
Two Anne Arundel Men Seriously Burned in Crash

South Baltimore General Hos
pital.
The accident was just north
of the intersection with Grain
Highway on the north edge Of
Glen Burnie.
Eric r. BlomquiSt, 81, of Ia
koma Park, Md, the driver of
the other car, was charged with
drunken and reckless driving.
Police said his car rammed Mr..
Bermick'S machine from behind.
Evening star., 1953-02-19
BY the Associated Press

GLEN BURNIE, Md, Feb. 10.
Two Anne Arundel County
men were seriously burned to-
day when collision on Ritchie
Highway set the gasoline tank
of their car afire.
Thomas Skillman, 81, OF
Harundale, leaped from the
flaming Car with his hair and
clothing burning. He dragged
Ernie w. Bermick, 40, of Severn,
from behind the wheel.
Mr.. Bermick's hair and cloth
ing also were on fire and the
two mem rolled on the ground
and beat out the flames.
A Glen Burnie Fire Depart
ment ambulance took them to
Evening star., 1953-02-19

COLESvILLE RD., SILVER SPRING, ND.
business training. Air conditioned. Twists
may enroll at any time. Free Dlaoemens
Inquire now. 70. 5-oO52.
Evening star., 1953-02-19
Kefuuver Unit in Jumuicu

KINGSTON. Jamaica, Feb. 10
R.-A United States Congress
sional group headed by Senator
Kefauver. Democrat. of Tennes-
see few to Jamaica from Cuba
yesterday in a United States
Navy plane. Two Ohio Demo-
cratic Congressman. Representa-
tives Hays and Feighan accom-
panied HIM
Evening star., 1953-02-19
Presidential Aides s.FamiIy
Escapes Fire in Home
BY the Associated Press

BROOKLINE, Mass, Feb. 10.
"A $4,000 fire in the home of
Maxwell M. Rabb, administra-
tive assistant to President Eisen-
hover, forced Mr.. Rabb's wife
and four children and three
other persons to flee from the
2k story structure at dawn to-
day.
Mr.. Rabb was in Washington,
but is scheduled to be in Boston
tonight to receive an award of
the National Conference OF
Christians and Jews.
Evening star., 1953-02-19

SUITE 200. EIG BUILDING, 0641
Day and Evening Sessions. Expert
refreshers and advanced students
service. New classes starting now.
Evening star., 1953-02-19
Rescuers Sove J on Bus
Snowbound in Blizzard
BY the Assoeiaied Press

CASPER. Wyo., Feb. ia
rescue party fought its way
through drifts piled three and
four feet high today to reach a
small bus snowbound by Wyom-
ing's worst blizzard of the winter.
The bus was at filling sta
ton 20 miles from here. It had
been reported missing last night.
None of the seven passengers
aboard suffered i'll effects from
the layover. IL.
Evening star., 1953-02-19
7 on Bicycle Tour Europe

Seven youths from Denmark
are touring Europe on a double
bicycle built for seven persons
and equipped with trailer,
Copenhagen reports.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-20
Overweight Woman Who
Fell Ii Stories Saved
BY Her Plumpness

PHILADELPHIA, In Her ex-
cess weight may have helped save
the life of a 45-year-old woman
who fell IS stories from a hotel
window, Jefferson hospital physi-
clans say. That, plus the facts
that a skylight broke her fall
and she landed in sitting posi-
ton.
Staff doctors said Mrs. Betty
Green Kaskin's plumpness cush-
Toned the shock. And while in a
sitting position, they explained,
the body is best able to diffuse
shock.
The woman, who is reported re-
covering from the fall Nov. Is,
suffered a number Of cracked
vertebrae, broken ribs, torn kid
ney and compound fractures Of
the right leg.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-20
Song Beautiful Brown
Eyes" Grounds for Divorce
For Blue-Eyed Wife

LOS ANGELES, R - The song
Beautiful Brown Eyes" was too
much for blue-eyed Mrs. Ruth
Haughey and she divorced DR..
Dell Haughey on her testimony
Thursday that he played the
record of it necessarily.
The court awarded her $500
monthly support for herself and
the two children. DR.. Haughey
gets possession of his model train,
his auto, surgical instruments and
collections of records and poetry.
Mrs. Haughey, AZ, said he even
had the children singing the
Drown eyes" song and that he
carried "lovesick poetry" in his
billfold although they had been
married more than 20 years.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-20
Scandinavian Airlines
Prepare Passenger Service
To N. America Via Pole

OSLO, R- The Scandinavian
Airlines System is preparing to
start regular passenger service
from Europe to North America
via the North Pole next summer,
the newspaper Aftenposten said
Thursday.
The paper said SAS representa-
tives have been comforting with
American authorities to clear up
several formalities, including a
concession to extend the projected
service south to Los Angeles.
It was doubtful that the airline
would get permission to land at
Los Angeles "even though the city
is working actively to get the
service"
If Los Angeles traffic rights are
not obtained, it was said, the us.
terminal would be Seattle.
The paper added that the Thule
airbase on Greenland will probab-
ly be dropped as stopover for
the trans-polar flights in favor of
BLUE West 8 on the west coast of
the Danish owned island. Den
mark has leased Thule to the Uni
ted States for military air base,
and regular passenger service
would interfere with us. Air
Force interests, the paper said.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-20
Bartlett Seeks To
End inequalities In
Living Cost Issue

Since the commissioner of inter
nal revenue ruled last month that
the cost-of-living allowance paid
federal employees is not taxable
under the internal revenue laws,
many Alaska individuals and
groups have petitioned to the In
ternal Revenue Service for similar
relief.
Delegate Bartlett stated: 81 will
willingly agree with you or any,
one else that a demonstration
could be made that, because of
the higher cost of living in Alaska,
many wage earners and salaried
workers must receive much more
money for even minimum living
expenses than similarly placed
workers elsewhere, and for that
reason are thrown into a higher
tax bracket. That is obvious.
What is not so obvious is how
all inequalities can be wiped out.
You will appreciate the fact that
they exist in other places, too, and
surely the worker in New York
City must receive more than the
laborer in Mississippi, where the
cost Of living is much lower than
in New York.
For many years I have had a
deep interest in this subject. l am
frank to say to you that I have
not found an effective answer. If
you or anyone else has construc-
tive suggestions to offer, believe
me, I am willing to accept them"
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-20
CLIO Resolution Calls For
Repeal OF Taft-Hartley

CLEVELAND, Up - The CLIO
convention paid little heed yes
terday to Secretary of l. a b or
James P. Mitchells advice to quit
talking about scuttling the Taft
Hartley Act.
Instead, it pushed ahead with a
resolution calling for outright re
peal of the unfair and unjust"
law.
CIO president Walter P. Reu-
Their said the resolution, prepared
well in advance of the new Labor
Secretary's convention speech on
Wednesday, would not be altered.
There was no doubt that it would
pass.
Mitchell told the 700 delegates
that an approach to labor legis-
lation starting 'from the point of
realism" would preclude further
talk of repeal of the act 4"
"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
at the Nugget
Evening star., 1953-01-07
81 Gu #.
Refrigerator
With Exclusive Meter Miser

Only Phillips dare make this offer! price on
famous Frgdaire offered at this low price for the first
time anywhere! Phillips great buying power makes
you save! Now saving of $5 this Fredare
big supereezer that holds pounds
porcelain interior; exclusive eterMser mechanism rust.
resisting shelves, adjustable coldconro On sale Phillips
stores No Money Down. -
Evening star., 1953-11-22
APIS. UNEURNIsHEp-n. G.

BOILING VIEW APARTMENTS
incl. all utils.; 12x19-ft. liv. rm.,
lQx17-ft. bedrm.. full din. kit. and
bath; incinerators laundry rm.. etc.;
immed and fut. occupancy. See
MRS. LEONE. 3021 4th st. s.e.. Apt.
No. 10 o-4270 or IJN 4-64SS
Evening star., 1953-11-22
81 DECATUR ST. NV.

Nicely furn. one-bedrm. apt. with liv.
rm.. ,dinette. kit bath and screened
porch; only $3.50. Call H. q.
SMITHY CO., S11 18th st. NV.
ST. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
APTS. FURNIsHED-MD.

MT. RAINIER. MD.-Bedroom and
kitehfen' sdtfts WI ! fare ee5 5one' utiis. fnrn.
SPY Space t SOS kns mo- jU R5'n ab7ss Slss g2 sGgTsSe
COLLEGE PARK, MD.-Two rooms,
kitchenette, bath; suitable 2 adults
bus stop at door. S65 mo. LA
CoNGA APIS. GAIA Baltimore blvd,
HYATTSvILLE-2 bedrms., liv. rm..
epis: ci; Os0 $40 eWi eWk. snsF 7oso7o u''': q eapi
2nd FIR. APT.-21 walker ave-
SaitherSeurs, lse. rms. and bath.
drying clothes in bad weather; h.
wa,h.. all utils furn. except BEDDING.
Ss,t,.r.S,-1 $50; mo; No loI children or pets.
coIaiSeehs0qlxs coInEGE PxRxWlB.mt. ant: az is,r.
pvt. entrances; Conv. transp.: utils'
furn.; $50. AP. 7-l8oS. SO
STUDIO APT.-Knotty pine paneled;
large liv. rm.,. bath, walk in closet,
dinette and kit. pvt: entr; heat
!sn' s45. yS. e. slSssS. 9lIsS nom White gs HSggse;
EAKoMA PARK-Rsdsc.; furn.; 2
nice: near 1-fare bus; only $50
. nice people. lis Park ave. ~,
our OF THIs woRLD-Furnished
1-bedrm. apt; brisht. cheerful and
modern; plenty closets; completely
private; empl. adults pref; sos
Sis Roanoke ave, Takoma Park.
EAST HYATTSVILLE-Liv. rm., bed
rm., kit, pvt, bath; S75 mo-, utils
incl; adults WA. 1874. so
TAKOMA PARK-Eficiency apart.
Tsnt; SS0; one sadult; on busline
BEAUTIFULLY furnished. Clean;
2 bedrms., liv. rm., pine paneled
mod. kit, bath with shower, sgle
home. pvt. entr.. cony. transp. and
schools. Just over D. c. line. l34
Grant ave. Takoma Park. Md
S103.50. JU. b-3O2S. -22
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn.; liv
rm.. bedrm., kit. bath, inclosec
porch; quiet conv. neighborhood
utils. incl; cple. only. JU. s-1451
SILVER SPRING AREA-2-bedrm
apt; beautifully furn.: S1l0 mo.
all utils. paid; nr. Montg. Blail
High School. To inspect call bet
hours ] TO 5 pm. only, 10. 5-1265
COLLEGE PARK-l rm., kit, share
MEl SaSh nssso With Eirl; nr. stEsetears
y. BETHESDA-s rms, semipvt.
cssn $66 mon; utils. incl. OIL,
Evening star., 1953-11-22

1107 11th ST N.W-One large rm.,
kit. dinette space. table and benches.
Murphy bed and closet. bath. new
incinerator, heat and hot water
supplied for rent of S45. To in
spect see Mr.. Kent. Apt. Is. or =
P. j. WALSHE. INC.
1115 EYE ST. NV. Ma. S-646S
Evening star., 1953-11-22
APTs. EURNlsHEp-vA.

ARLINGTON-Bsmt., 3 rooms and
bath: utils. 500. JA. 7-07S5s %
apts.; S4-$7 per
day. Kit. bath: children, maid,
pets. ia. 2-3453, KE. 7-n149. -23
1917 N. EDGEWOoD ST, .ARL.-
Lovely liy: rm:. .bedrm:. kitchen,
ems; near bus. ia. S-531S or ME.
ALEXANDRIA - Furn. bedrm., liv.
rm.. kit. and bath; SIS to $50 so;
military personnel preferred. TIE.
6-6670, 10 to 8.
ARL., 2 minis. Pentagon; 1 bedrn,:,
countryside; exquisitely furn.. with
21-in. TV, broadloom carpeting and
custom d6rapery. Rent incis; utiis.
FALLS Al VccHGuRCH-completely furn.
location; now avail; S105 mo. Cali
j. H. BENOIT. Realtor. KE. S-6677;
ewes, JE. 3-1141. -22
1911 N. TROY, IL min. to downtown
and Pentagon; 1l2 blks: from Court
house: 2 rms, dinette. kit. and bath.
4 OR 5 RMS. utilities furnished
vii! furnish to suit tenants. ia
n. ARL.-sublet attrac. 5-rm. apt.
5-min. Penta.. $3.50 plus gas ano
elee;o adults only, Ex. 3-1133,, IA
FOR COUPLE or . Business Women
in attrac. pvt. home, 10 MINIS. from
Pentagon; overlooking city. OF; A.
pREa>ETi9AiGoN Ei>Ei9i AREA, nr. Key Bridge
Family aptS, and hotel rms, day OF
wk. Mod. bldg. Free park; STAR
S35 Wk, for two, ia. 2-3343. ..
3 rms. End fl; pvt. home; 800 inel
ARLINGTON-3 rms, bath, pvt. ent
cple. only. ia. 7-9046.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hills area: 3
bedrmS.. pvt. apt. in nice res. sect; :;
utils. OV. 3-653S.
NEARBY VA, mr. Arl. Courthouse and
Wilson blvd; peri. for gentleman
desiring to get own meals; conf.
pvt. entr. JA. S-0S14
COMPLETELY FURN.-Large 3rm,
apt, bath and sun deck; adults only;
off Wilson blvd. near Parkington;
500 mo. ia 2-1357.
nicely ,turn.; conv. to shopping;
rm.. kit. furn. incl. dishes.
linens. radio, utils.. unlim. phone;
q blks. King and Wash. sts.: blk.
to all buses. XII. S-4421,
NO. ARLINGTON-Exce loc.; nicely
furn. arm. apt; avail. Dec. >;
S125 mo. incl. utils. ia. 2-5575
or ia. 2-6644. "a
Evening star., 1953-11-22

THE CARLYN
Attractively. furnished efficiency apt,
with sep. kit, and din. area. Rent,
Sl25 per mo-, including utils. Sec
retarial switchboard. Mrs. sokitch,
mgr. DU. 7-3400. "a
COLORED-I6IS 18th ST. NV
Restored building. new condition;
exclusive location. Dupont Circle
area; l and 2 room efficiency spts.;
SO to $50 per week.
COLORED-1s19 10th ST. NV
one ana two rms, newly dec. mod.
CnIniFSg tpF1;; Fstgr; XII IrSb@s gi1SS1. .,.-22
bath plus incl porch, 500 per mo
zoo E st. ne. Call ST. 3-3657; To
CoEoRED-LGE. EFFIc. APT, zoo
C0L0REDa-1Sth ST, BET. G AND
Call after pm. Ii. 1886. -23
COLORED-I3I7 IRVING N.W.-3
rms, private kitchen and bath.
newly decorated. Other apis, Adults,
C3LoREDSR9oM sn40 snolsve5 sso,. AFTNicsy s0IS s6
cepted, ,Ud5ilIs,: incl, Cali Ii. 4-7504
COLORED-N.E.-1 rm.. kit, semi
pvt bath; $50 per month. La.
CoLoRED-ss GIRARD ST. Ne
Bsmt. apt. S6o incl. util Everything
pvt;, LANGSTON REALTY. Ii,
CoLORED-IOOO BLK. OTIS PL.
NV rm., kit, bath: bsmt. Cple.
New dec. DE, 2-0569.
COLORED-411 2nd ST. Sc.
Large 3-room apt; nicely furn.: pvt.
bath; in apt. bldg; 5000 mo,
incl. all utils. and janitor service
(adultsl.
See Janitor. Basement
DIXIE HOUSING CO.
LIE 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1953-11-22
APTS. FURN.--Mp. tcons.)


SILVER SPRING APT. HOUsE-Liv.
rm., bedrm.. bath. kit. and dinette.
screened porch; yd. attrac.: conv.
to shops and transp.; easy parking;
$50. XII. S-5S3S.
HONEY AND QUIET-3 rooms, pvt.
ent.: l empl. man or woman, 500;
Parking; Seat Pleasant. 10. S-561S.
COZY 3-RM. BASMT. APT. in pvt.
home; nicely furnished; heat fur
mace; $50 mo. 10. S-9265.
CHEVY CHASE-Bus at door; 2
rms, pvt. bath; | person, $75; 2
persons, 500. OIL. 2-2571. 1902
Conn. ave. "a
TAX. PIX rms. and bath. on bus
line; employed adults; S95; utu.
incl. Call Sun. and Mon. ~. 9-3692.
rm. apt; pvt. bath; util; newly
LIVING RoOM-BEDROOM, kit. tile
bath; util., pvt. ent.; Takoma Park.
S506 Flower ave.
TAKOMA PARK-2nd f.. in pvt.
home; cozy and comfortably furn,;
!, bedrms., liy. rm., kit. and PVT.
CORNER CARROLL and Garland ave,
Takoma Park-Nicely furn. 1-bed-
rm. apt. $50; utils. incl; avail
immed. RA. 3-4SS9.
LOVELY 1st FIR; 2-bedrms.. liv;
rm.. dinette. kit, bath, firepl;,. 2
pvt entrances, laundry facilities;
Sl15 mo. JU. 8-452S.
TAKOMA PARK SUBURBS-Attrac-
tive 3-rm. apt, in nice residential
8-90SS.
GATTHERsBURG, MD.
One bedrms., liv. rm.. elec. kit; and
hath. M nets: ref $50 H w
Evening star., 1953-11-22
APIS. UNFURNlsHED-D. c.

Congress Heishts. GEO. S.. KING
CO. Est; 1895, 21J1oo Nichols ave.
BOIL ONTARIO RD. N.W.-.Modern
apt bldg bssdTpS Hso Iiy Em; r. X kitchen hen
all utils., adults only. ME. s-0095.
ONE -BEDRM. APT.-Newly redec-
Grated. Sep. Ndinette. lge. liv. rm..
dble. bedrm,. modern kit. and bath
Close to tTansp; shopping Ge1 tnrI ana
sfn0GiS ST S9is SnoJen caIi Jo S.sSS8 Ss6Ss' 81
-Bedrm.. liV. rm., Kit. dinette and
bath; across from the Senate office
bldg; walking distance downtown;
HERBERT HARVEY. INC. 9I2 18TH
De De- luxe Corner DUP, SO Victor
n.e.-lst f., 24-ft. liv. rm.. mod.
kit, bedrm. and bath; bsmt.; $50,
incl. utils. Open 1915. WA. 7-Q413.
Mr.. NICHOLS-ATLANTIC-one bed
room; no pets; utils. not incl; cple.;
refs. on bus. S62.50. 10. 3-6SS9.
AVALON APARTMENTS. 2ea7 Adams
Mil I'd. NV. (Nr. 18th and Column
most conv. ioc. Efficiencies and l
bedrooms from s79.5o, incl. ntils,
HHGGs1DG 4GHsH e TER TERRACE APTs.-Near
Pa. Bridge sc. Very large. bedroom.
bath; extra large closet space;
$3.50 per month, utilities included.
Convenient to transportation. shop
ping and schools. Call res. mgr,
MRS; ToLLEY 1905 23rd st. Sc,
~; 4S4o4 ,,ro, sr -23 -
3-7139 or RA. 3-4966 before 12;
NEAR 27th AND PA. AVE. s.E.-fwo
bedrms:; vacant; no pets; SS5 plus PLY
7ss sth ST: s.EI:wrvo large Tm
mo-. includes Utilities. MS SA. s-s$9G
1888 S5 EM NV WAN HsMp MSi AVE RNyas E,W-Larss
attrac. corner ant; liv. rm.. bedrm.,
suit tenant. '' Reas. pTiced. Of
aSis SISS0H; iith ST. NV. mr.. Col. 1Tg "a
Apt. /. IA Ap. S 4-os2s. A'D' 0O': -s6 $sf''
bath; liv. rm. and mod. kit: $135
mo; One bedrm.. lHe. lv. rm.. bath
and kit. storage space. wssblled
MODERN SidsRi - cow. sS II NE. AFT. APT House
(adultsl; spacious, redec., 1-bedrm.
unit: $59.75. Heat and INV. incl.
Agent, DI; 5;2l4S or EN-. 3-3032.
anS hUsp and dsaace moss aovt depts Ga
clean. well-kept bldg. immaculate
apts.; 2 rms. kit. and bath. S75: 5
rms, kit. and bath, S95; refined
adults; Msr; Apt; %.
rm. apts.. in lovely s.e. apt. develop
ment; extra large rooms. picture
windows, plenty Of closet space.
storage rooms and laundry facil-
tiles; cony: to bus, schools and shop3 shop
25th st. Sc. 10. 2-ol35.
Mr.. MINNESOTA AVE. ond saith st.
s.e.-1-bedrm. apt. in duplex bldg.
S62.50. plus utiIs. Apply 1915 Du
oSp spts ppnSM pl Sc LpRR1Es Lp ialgSq APPS sss
dble. bedrm., sep dinette, lge.
closets. incinerator on ea. A.; chill
dren welcome Apply WHEELER
TERRACE APIS, See Mrs. Jarvis.
1901 Valley ave. Sc. Apt. 1o1. 10.
NV. W. SECTION, . locations-244o
bedrms., Q baths, $3.50 mo. Also
| I4OO Fairmont st. NV. liv. rm.,
| din. rm.. 3 bedrms,, kitchen and
bath, S125 mo. Apply switchboard.
904 LONGFELL0W ST. NV
rms, kit. and bath. screened back
porch: in excel, cond.; l blk. from
husline and shopping: all utlls
furn; $76 mo. JUSTINE REALTY
CO., 412 9th st. NV, DI. 7-5995
2-BEDRM. APT, pvt. bath, all utils
fuIn. 2O1s EvsrtS st. ne. no,
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$500 QUE ST. NV.

Clean. well-furn. 3-rm. apt, plenty
heat and hot water. Reduced to
500 mo. 1922 10Th st. NV. TIA.
9-4l40; NO. 7-6Ill "a
Evening star., 1953-11-22
1910 BILTMORE NV
MTD-CITY APTS

Newly dec. 2-bedrm. apt. in apt.
bldg: lge. liv. rm., din. rm.. firepl..
foyer, powder rm., bath, kit, porch:
AID. 1850. AD 4-2I92. -22
Evening star., 1953-11-22

GATTHERSBURG, MD.
One bedrms., liv. rm., elec. kit. and
bath; no pets: ref. $50. H. w.
BECRAFT, Gaithersburg 500 or 244.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
CHIIIUM MANOR

Mo. ave. and N. Cap ST.; immed.
lposs. Nicely furn. and unfurn. l.
bedrm. apt; lge. rms. excel. transp..
shop; SS5-S10o mo-; utils. incl. RA.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
Like a Little HouS,
TRENTON TERRACE APIS
COOLING FIELD NAVAL
RESEARCH AREA

Tastefully furnished one and two
bedroom aptS.; modern kitchen,
cross ventilation, garden type, play
6 ound: bus direct to project. Also
2 bedrooms unfurn. Very moderate
rental 1000 Mississippi ave. Sc,
&c o-061S pa
Evening star., 1953-11-22

TAKOMA PARK-2 blks. to ct. car.
bus and shopping. Clean and ettr.
bedrms,. liv. rm., din. rm.. kit,
foyer, bath. screened porch; on End
flr, Of 2-farntly unit. AL utiis. furn,
Adults. SEQ. JU. b-24S4. ga
Evening star., 1953-11-22

Reception hall, liv. rrn., dinette, Q
bedrms.,, kitchen and bath. $l24.20.
incl. utilities.
Evening star., 1953-11-22

cHAs. c. CONNER RE- 7-32l16.
1ee c ST. NV, downtown area-1
ssasr Ss56 eTeryhng y f kIShsd nssded and cas fhss
III 3oSEESi sT. N.EM-bedTme re- bdTne' apts. Sos.
everything included; CHAs. C.
25i 35th ST. NE bedrm.. liv.
tm ra cHxs k oa e. coSNER oSR Reas Re- ut1s as2fs f5
$3.50 wARDER ST. NV, Apt. ga
! rm,. pullman kit. bath, S43.20;
1101 Euclid st. NV. Apt. 403-2
WAsHNGroN WAS hit 6sff REiGrY sfs laR RX ssSo sssSSco
1-BEDRM. APT, liv. rm,, kit. and
bath; cony. to transp.; utils. furn.
III acTiVi APARTMENT. comfort
able; large, living room. bedroom.
ktehen knsi bath it Nth ihCTsT inoS:o modsTn EsIt
$fs5;; patio: EXTRA Extra storase space: no
62ie GA. AvE.-2nd mr.; two bed
rms. liv. rm.; 1T, and bath, S75;
BELLEVUE EiIHEvi re; GARbENs-one .1 iSH; bedrm.,
pietely redecorated. Also new 2
bedrm. unfurn. housettes, completely
mod, S76.50 plus elec. and gas.
Call JO. o-4U4U. ~
zoos MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV
One room. kitchen. bath. $40. incl.
all utils. Kew in Apt. Al. B.. F.
SAUL CO.. 925 18th st. NV. Ma.
1000 o iG KANSAS AVE. N.w.-2 rooms.
kitchen, dinette, bath. $75. incl. all
utils. Key in Apt. 3. B. F. SAUL CO..
925 18th st. NV. Ma. S-2100.
2515 eend ST. NE, Apt. 80 rms.
kitchen, dinette, bath, screened
porch. S62.50 incl. heat and hot
water. Key in Apt. /, 2513 22nd st.
B.. F.; SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV
sia Te 18th ST. sT. SEE rooms. kitchen.
bath. S45. plus utils. b F. SAUL
CO.. 925 18th st. NV. MA. $4,000
1907 BAY ST. SEE rooms. kitchen.
hath. S45. plus utilS. B, F. SAUL
CO.. 925 18th st. NV. MA. s-21O0
317 CRITTENDEN ST. NV rms.
porch. S54.5o Plus utiis. Key in Apt.
4. B. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th st.
eaCs aS' i4fh Hf ST. NV. .and fioor-4
lge. rms, kit. and bath. Newly dec.
Only S79.50. Call RA. o-603s.
BR1eHTwooD AREA - Attrae.1 l.
bedrm. apt. .avatl. Dec; i: Modern
well-managed bldg. $6S 80 incl. heat
and hot water. Apply janitor, 6611
6th Of. NV. DREYFUSS BROS.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
HAYWOOD GARDENS

Nicely furnished apt. Reception hall,
hv. rn1:, dinette. bedrm., kitchen
and bath. S105. incl. utilities.