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ICOLORED-2 BEDRMS., LIVING rm.
dinette. kit, bath; new building
utils. PIT CONSTR. co. ST. - 66
COLORED-5 RMS. AND BATH; 18th
and E sts me-; S95 per mo-, incl.
utils. and partially furn. ST. 3-3657.
coLoRED-N.w. SECTION - 1-bed-
room apt; convenient to transporta-
TS' 1lSn' o-Sssa elesR and modern S5S; S5S;55 80
CoLORED-sth ST. N.E.-Liv. rm.:
bedrm. kitchen. tile bath. refgr !;
to pm. and $50 pm. to s pm.
CoLoRED-ENTIRE End FLOOR;
liv. rm., bedrm., kit. and glassed in
back porch with semipvt. bath;
newly decorated; Semifurn.; So. 80
mo-, incl. all utils.; will furn. compl.
If desired: two add. studio rooms
avail; reas. 1908 c st. ne. OIL.
coLoRED-N.w. sEc.-1 and 2 rm.
apts.. $50 and $50. Also rms, chill
cofoRE6sFvEF99I eGeo fise0sse F9 250s2a and rms
sPts spes n.e, Key Ii Is e7o4a u 9ce' 500 Mass.
cofokED-TTwoo Rooms. kitchen
and and bath; bath; heat, heat, light and gas furn.
COLORED-62S o ST. N.W.-Small
apt. apa1l. lOr 1mmeQ. OcCup-, aQultS
only; $3.50 mo. To inspect call ME.
S-5403.
COLoRED-241s 18th ST. NV
lge. rm., kit. and bath; $3.50 mo-;
adults only; immed. occup.; see jani-
tor ON premises.
COLORED-224 End ST. NE.-Newly
dec, lge. front rm. and kit, share
bath: empl. couple. RA. 6-3220. IF
COLORED--I512 CORCORAN NV,
Apt. 81; 1-rm. effic. apt. with kit.
and tile bath; monthly rel tai
$3.50: no utils furn. TORRE
REALTY CO.. 1925 N. Capitol ST.,
HO 2-7oOO 90
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Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1928 K st. NV, MA. $4,000
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VICINITY
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn apis. or
houses or sublets; Wash. Va. Nd
(whitel: open z days. Ma S.O001
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CHEVERLY AREA

O44G G4GA1 I A1GEA
Three bedrms.. full basement. oil
schools and bus. 1S Minis. down.
town. S12O per month.
CLYDE r. ADAMS. REALToR
544O Annapolis Rd. UN. 4.1143.
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1923 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
Five-room brick; full basement; oil
INV. heat: nice yards.
Ii. 7-1i45 Ii. 1888
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GOODMAN REALTY co.
CALL TU. 2-6159. EYES. ia. 9-3750
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NEW HOUSES

NEW I1OUOEO
Three-bedrm. ramblers and Colonials:
screened side porches. $3.50 to $3.50
per mo. Immed. poss,
NJ. T. BROYHILL a. SONS
1924 Lee Hwy. Arl.. Va. JA. 4-I3o0.
Evening star., 1953-01-23

because of the extreme i'm
portance" Of the report and "the
short time involved"
Congress last week passed a
resolution asking the csc to
forward to it a complete register
OF all non-civil service jobs,
The lists the agencies will pre-
pare will show presidential ap-
pointments in two separate cate
gories-thoSe that are and are
not subject to Senate confirma-
ton. Also in separate categories
will be all positions of particular
agencies entirely excepted by
statute from civil service require
ments. such as the Tennessee
Valley Authority, the FBI and
others. There will be other cate
gories such as non-civil service
jobs not under presidential ap-
pointment.
The fact the Republicans are
compiling q list of these Jobs
noes not mean that all of them,
or even q majority of them, will
be taken over for patronage pur-
poses. For example, an agency
such as the FBI is regarded as a
non-political organization. Also.
many OF the non-civil service
Evening star., 1953-01-23

jobs in Government require the
talents Of hard-to-get special
lists or pay rather low wages.
Republicans expect. however,
to get their hands on thousands
Of non-civil service jobs that pay
reasonably good salaries.
y
NEW REGIME-There was an
air of excitement and uncertain
ty among employees in the Gov
ernment's departments and agen-
cies yesterday, as many Of the
new Republican. officials took
over the jobs Of running the
bureaus.
At the Agriculture Depart
ment, Secretary Of Agriculture
Benson lost no time in regroup-
ing functions there. Twenty five
department functions were re-
grouped to secure better and
more effective coordination. !"
This probably will pave the way
for reshuffling of key personnel.
At the State Department,
Secretary of State Dulles told
employees there they must give
positive loyalty" to the Eisen-
hover administration Mr.. Dulles
said he knows that, "as a whole, u
the departments employees here
and abroad are loyal Ameri-
cans"
PUBLIC PRINTER-Sidney
M. Oliver. a Washington printer
who lives in Silver Spring, Md,
has the support of the Mary
land Republican congressional
delegation, including United
States Senators Butler and Beall
and Representative Hyde, for
the Job as public printer in the
Government Printing Office.
CSC-Civil Service Commits
sioner Frances Perkins has sub
mitted her resignation as COM
missioner but is continuing on
the job until President EiSen-
Evening star., 1953-01-23
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

Wind - South, IS miles per
hour tNational Airport at 10
a.m.)
Five-Day Forecast for Washing
ton and Vicinity. Jan. 24-28.
Temperatures win average 4
to 6 degrees above normal.
Washington normals for the Pc
riod are 43 and % for the daily
high and low. Mid tempera-
ture tomorrow and Sunday,
colder Monday and warmer by
late Tuesday. Rain likely to-
morrow and tomorrow night and
again about Tuesday, totaling
y to l inch.
Evening star., 1953-01-23

District and vicinity-Consid-
cradle cloudiness today with
highest temperature in the lower
Sos. Cloudy tonight. lowest near
40. Tomorrow, cloudy and mild
with rain.
Maryiand-MoStly cloudy to-
day, followed by rain tomorrow
and probably in extreme west
portion late tonight. Low to-
night, 36-42.
Virginia-Mostly cloudy, fol-
lowed by rain tomorrow, proba-
bly, beginning in west and south
portions tonight. Low, 36-45.
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Picture on Pose c-l
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denied that he ever agreed to
rig scores or that he ever took
bribes from gamblers.
The defense completed its case
in General Sessions Court after
five Kentucky businessmen, a
professional football player, two
of Spivey's fraternity brothers
and a Marine sergeant testified
that Spivey's reputation for hon.
esty and veracity was excellent,
Spivey yesterday completed
testimony in his own behalf. He
emphatically denied he ever
agreed to rig basketball scores
or took bribes.
When the testimony was COM
pleted Judge Saul S. Streit de-
MED a defense motion for dis
missal.
Harold o. N. Frankel of Spi.
vey's counsel argued for dis
missal on the ground that the
sole testimony offered by the
prosecution was that of two
"self-confessed perjurers, Jane.
Line and Walter Hirsch." The
two men named are former team
mates of Spivey's on the Ken.
lucky quintet.
Judge Streit, hearing the cast
with a jury of eight men anC
four women, ruled that there
was "a question of fact, and il
is for the jury to decide, not
the court"
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Fight on Home Rule
AT Maryland Starts
By Gene Goodwin
Sior Stcff Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 23.-A BIZ
partisan move to repeal home
rule" at the University of Mary
land was launched today in the
Maryland House of Delegates.
Eight delegateS-five Demo-
Gratis and three Republicans
introduced a bill to- repeal
legislation approved last year
giving the university broad pow
ers of control independent Of
supervision required of other
State agencies.
Observers saw the bill as the
opening volley in resumption of
hostilities here against DR.. n.
C. Byrd. president Of the uni
versity.
The repeater is certain to in
cite the fire Of DR.. Byrd, who
fought energetically for two
years to bring about some meas
ure of self-government for the
university.
Four. of the five Democrats
sponsoring the measure are
members of the new Western
Shore bloc in the House.
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hover formally accepts it. James
Mitchell, the csc Republican
member, also continues on the
job until it's decided whether
he will be reappointed.
JOBS The Quartermaster
Procurement Agency of the
Army has job openings for
clothing inspectors. The pay is
$4,205 a year. Apply to Board
Of United States Civil Service
Examiners. Quartermaster Pro-
curement Agency, Ill East 10th
street, New York 3, N. Y. The
jobs are here and throughout
the country. The Government
Printing Office needs printer
proofreaders at a rate of $2.67
an hour, Apply to the Civil Serv-
ice Commission. The Veterans
Administration has openings for
social workers throughout the
United States and Puerto Rico.
The jobs pay from $4.205 to
$5.940 a year. Apply to the
Central Board of United States
Civil Service Examiners. Vet
erans' Administration.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Gumnen Take S1,OS7
In 7 Market HoIdups

Two Washington grocers re-
ported they were held UP and
robbed by gunmen last night.
Louis Winer. co-owner of the
Kenilworth Supermarket. 1851
Kenilworth avenue NE, told
police three colored men took
$795 from him about $40 pm.
One carried a gray automatic. he
said.
Jacob Finklestein, owner of
the L and L Market, 1884 Geor-
gia avenue NV, reported two
colored men robbed him of 1892
about $3.50 pm, after making
him lie down on the floor. One
of the pair brandished a nickel
plated revolver, he said.
Evening star., 1953-01-23

He is by no means uninformed
on our problems"
The Letter.
Mr.. Donohue's letter of resig-
nation follows:
MY Dear Mr.. President:
by appointment OF President
Truman, I took the oath of Office
as a member of the Board of
Commissioners for the District
of Columbia on March IL, 1851.
My appointment was for three
years. and until my successor is
appointed and qualified. On June
2. 1852, I was elected president
of the Board. My term will ex-
pire March IL, 1854.
1T is my conviction that all
Presidential appointees of your
predecessor, whether appointed
for a term Or otherwise, should
make it possible for you to re-
place them with persons of your
own choice. To that end, I here
by submit to you my resignation,
to be accepted at your pleasure.
To assure a continuity of mu-
nicipal services, I shall continue
my service until such successor
as you may appoint has been
confirmed by the United States
Senate and is prepared to take
his oath of Office.
May I wish for you, Mr.. Presi-
dent, the blessing of continued
good health that you may be able
to realize, for all of us, your
prayers and hopes for our be-
loved country. We shall all join
our prayers with yours to that
end,
yours respectfully,
IF. JOSEPH DONOHUE,"
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Kennan Is Reported
Disavowing Intent 10
Criticize Dulles Aims

Secretary Of State Dulles is
reported to have received a note
from Ambassador George Ken
nan explaining that a speech
Mr.. Kennan made last Friday
night was not designed as criti-
cism of Mr.. Dulles testimony
the day before to the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee.
Mr.. Kennan, veteran career
diplomat who long has been
ranked as a top expert on Soviet
affairs. spoke out in his speech
at Scranton, Pa, against any
action by this Government "that
purports to affect directly the
governmental system in another
country"
His remarks were interpreted
in news reports as in conflict
with Mr.. Dulles testimony to the
Senate committee that a positive
policy for liberation of Soviet
satellite countries by "a peace
full process" must be developed.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Maryland
and
Virginia
News in Brief
Fairfax School Bond
Issue Faces Court Test

The Fairfax Freeholders' Pro-
tective Association is planning a
legal roadblock to prevent a
February 3 referendum on an $11
million school bond issue.
The association voted unan-
imouSly last night to take its
fight to court. The group says
that petitions asking for the ref
erendum were illegal because the
amount of the bond issue wasn't
included at the time of signing,
but was added later by the school
board.
Two years ago there was an
unsuccessful attack in the courts
against a sos million bond is.
sue. Although the fight didn't
stop the issue, construction was
delayed about a year.
Ban on Funds Asked
State funds would be withheld
from Montgomery County's spe-
cial tax areas and Prince Georges
County's special improvements
districts, under a bill now before
the Legislature.
It would eliminate distribution
of State revenues from racing
licenses and gasoline and fran
chise taxes, as far as concerns
incorporated town which don't
raise at least 81 per resident per
year in local taxes.
Teachers Pay Assured
State officials have promised
early payment of December sal
aries to Calvert County, Md.
teachers and school bus drivers.
Authorities said they would
certify today $74,000 in State
funds due the county. About
$50, 900 is required for the De-
cember payroll. Pay checks of
112 teachers and 81 busmen are
13 days overdue.
Arlington Drive-In Denied
The Arlington County Board
stepped into a zoning dispute
yesterday, and the Alexandria
Planning Commission went along
with the board and refused to
approve construction of a drive
in theater.
The theater would have been
in Alexandria but close to an
residential develop
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is inv lved.
T h e Sc nom
civil service
positions in
clude 10000
in the United
S t a t e S and
$4,000 over
seas.
The commits
sion a S k e d
agencies + o r
an immediate
W ritten &C
knowledgment
Of receipt of
1 q kn.,nnkinnn
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Franklin. avenue, Silver Spring,
9 mile. $35, 1000.
Grade shoulders on Second
avenue from Colesville road, Sill
ver Spring, to North Woodside,
IL mile, $37, 900.
Straighten. resirface and
widen to "a feet Brockeville road
In Chevy Chase from the District
line to Woodbine street, IL mile,
sos, 900.
Resurface Columbia boulevard
from Second avenue to Georgia
avenue. Silver Spring, 2 mile,
$4,000. -. 80. s.1.-.-. s7.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Autopsy Scheduled
In Fatal Shooting
OF Anacostia Boy, IS

An Anacostia High School
freshman died last night of a
bullet wound in the head, appar-
emily a suicide. because a 13-
year-old girl refused to go steady
with him.
The victim was Michael E. Ad-
kins, Is, who died in Gallinger
Hospital five hours after he was
found at his home. 1910 Croffut
place Sc, by his 12-year-old
sister Linda. A .22-caliber target
pistol lay at his side and a radio
blared loudly.
Deputy Coroner Richard M.
Rosenberg said an autopsy would
be performed and a certificate
of suicide issued later today.
Homicide Detective Sergts.
Clarence Winemiller and Lionel
Couture said they learned that
the boy, who is 6 feet, 3h
inches tall and weighs 100
pounds. had been quarreling with
the girl, a Junior high school
student.
Going Together Two Years.
They had been going together
two year, despite parental OBJ
jectionS because of their youth.
the policemen said.
Mrs. Boaz Adkins, the boys
grandmother. told the detectives
that the girl left the Adkins
apartment shortly before the
shooting.
Lawrence Clatterbuck of 1904
Croffut place Sc, who had been
in the apartment with young
Adkins and the girl, was asked
by the youth to leave.
1t was then, according to Sergt.
Winemiller, that the girl told
the boy she would not go steady
any more. She asked Michael
for several pictures he had of
her. and he said he would not
return them. Then, according
to the detectives, the girl saw
Michael pick up the gun. She
left and went to the home of
an aunt nearby and told her she
had broken up with Michael.
Then the grandmother called
and said Michael had shot him.
self. ILL.,.
Younger Sister Finds Him,
Michael was found by his sistef
who had come to help with the
evening meal. The boys mother,
Mrs. Roxie Adkins a clerk in the
Department of Defense, had not
yet come home from work,
j Police said that before the
shooting. Michael had come
home from school and was pre-
.paring to wash the dishes in the
kitchen sink. Apparently, only
q few minutes later, the young
girl friend entered and started
to talk to him. The dishes were
still unwashed. but the water was
warm when Michael was found.
The young girl was in a state
of collapse following the shoot
ing.
The grandmother told police
Michael was very much in love
with the girl.
I'VE did everything we could
to break 1t up because Of their
ages" Sergt Winemiller quoted
her as saying.
Michaels father, Eugene, is an
auto salesman.
Franklin avenue, Silver Spring,
8 mile. $4,000.
Grade shoulders on Second
~
Evening star., 1953-01-23
The Federul Spotlight
Agencies Have TiIFebruory S
To List All Non-CSC Jobs
By Iosenh Younn

The Governments departments and agencies until
February to furnish to the Civil
Of jobs that not under civil service lists will be used by
the Eisenhower Congress
The CSC last night set the deadne mailed
detailed instructions to all bu-+-----s----
how the job lists should lob. a, ~,
Evening star., 1953-01-23

1t will tonight in the Middle Atlantic STATES and the
Ohio Valley Snow and freezing rain will fall in the lakes
region and the North and Central Mississippi Valley Thun
derShOwers expected in the South Atlantic States and
Northern Florida 1t will in the North Pacific States and
Northern California Snow rieS due in the Northern
Rockies wiD be generally fair elsewhere ZAP WrephOtO
Evening star., 1953-01-23

River Report. ~
(From U. g.. Engineers.)
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Falls; Shenandoah
cloudy at Harpers Ferry. '-oes-- s7s7T
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Defense Testimony
Ends in Spivey Trial;
. Back Reputation
By the Assoeioted Pres,

NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-The
defense rested today in the per-
jury trial of William .Spivey:
7-foot former An-America and
University of Kentucky basket
ball star.
Spivey is on trial on charges
that he lied before a New York
County grand jury probing bas-
ketban fixing scandals when he
Evening star., 1953-01-23

ACTRESS ROBBED-BeverIy
Hills, Calf. - Answering a
knock at her apartment door,
Actress Arlene Judge was
confronted by a girl in gypsy
costume and four men, who
apparently knowing where to
look, took off with diamonds
and jewelry belonging to Miss
Judge and her mother and
valued at $1O,0OO. On her
finger is a star sapphire ring
worth $1,000 which the much
welded and divorced actress
persuaded the gang I'd let her
keep. In addition, she also
talked them out of taking
several fur coats valued at
$4,000. -AP WirephOtO.
Evening star., 1953-01-23

AZ THE EVENING STAR
%** Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1858
Evening star., 1953-01-23

heeOfu IemDeLatureS ThI8 Year,
Highest, 73, on January 16. -
Lowest, 25. on January 8. s.-
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High, so. at 3:05 pm.
Low. "a. q. $50 am. g z
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$4,000 Federal jobs

reaus on how the job lists should
be filled out.
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The Sun and Moon
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auto salesman.
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Tide Tables. - =
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Evening star., 1953-04-26
COLORED-VACANT
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
Ior your Turn. or unfurn. apts. OF
houses or sublets: Wash. Va. white:
open z days. MA. S-0001.
UNFURN;. roomy and reas. ant. in
nd1;t. n W.; close in. For 2 responsible
". old. Need 3 bedrms. fsDSne and some
outdoor play space; guar. good care
needed; best refs. Du. 7-soss. sson go
APT. WANTED, UNFURN.-Retired
couple want 5-rm., 2-bedrm., liv.
rm. Good neighborhood. Mont.
Co. suburbs or Rockville. JU. 9-1O72.
TWO APIS, UNFURN. Two bedrms
each, in same bldg. or a duplex in
NV. June occupancy. Box 216-D.
oUiET. SETTLED COUPLE wa want
small apt. with private family:
reasonable. Box 227-D, Star. 26'
FURNISHED or unfurnished: bed
fopm for ost and kitahenette seifed NV seetion;
RA. 6-0577 from to 8 ewes. 26s
APIS, housekeeping and sleeping
rms. wanted, BILTMORE REALTY
CO., Ho. 2-5629 or RA. 3-O377.
SMALL FAMILY needs 2-hedrm. apt.
or house for rent in Md: SIS max
iIngm, AP 7-6943.
OOING AWAY FOR SUMMER? Would
you rent furn. apt. to newspaper
woman and adult SOM Excel. refs.
y. M O.. 1850 Biltmore NV.
BUSINESS COUPLE with
7:-year-old daughter wish comfort
able accommodations; private home
in NV. section with meals: prefer
Brightwood. 18th St, Petworth or
Cleveland Park. RIA. 6-95S9. Box
.246-D. Star.
APT; one bedroom, liv. rm.. bath,
kitchenette wanted within blocks
Chevy Chase Circle Catholic Church;
turn; or unfuEn. KI: 9-51s3.
wishes small apt on Friendship car
line by 1st; prefer quiet home: not
over $50. P. o. Box 5S37, Bethesda
IA. Md :7'
TWO SETTLED LADIES need apart
ment. furnished or unfurnished: .
bedrooms, dinette: apt. house;
northwest; reasonable. Box 29S-D.
Star.
for couple: nothing fancy but must
be clean. Write Box 299-D. Stss
1 BEDROOM BY MAY 1O-Bright-
wood. $40 max. RA. 6-3554 after
10 am. Sunday. Refs.
Evening star., 1953-04-26
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

GENERAL HAULING. day or night;
reasonable rates; free estimates. Ii.
MoS1SG S1S1St SPECIALIST day or night,
Tf EfhsfG?sef Es!Ss REcestlf1ets cS En-
Dependable, e low rates. q ne BE- 3SS e ssS$s eC
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
Phone 10. s z:S4O4. g gN1oNp' p1St5as: sToR:
AGE co. INC. Established 1905.
ARE You MOVING to California or
service on household goods and
FoRwARD1NG. FeiS1 ma. ss-4sb2. oOooN
tIGaT LSa IT., IA HAULING; ;;;o,Ieeal Ieeal moving;
SeaEne' s nS esa ca i ri j. M9HSs after 1Ssh
MOVING: Lowest rates in town All
work guaranteed RIGHT WAY
LAkGE 's STARE kopY. n,ton truck
,ydH,S With SERVICES; Me s-251s. 20.
yytaa1 With driver $3.50; 2 men, s5. oa ax.
EaRL;s VAN sERv1CE-Moving and
general hauling. at any time. Free
estimate. Reas. rates. 10. 3-9a97,
trunks. luggage, boxes. etc. Day
and night. days a wk. ia. 9-0l15
ROYAL TRANSFERRING will move
you by Job or So hr Six rms. as
MOVING@Call JOHNSTON TRANS
FER. Appliances, trunks or baggage;
any time. incl. Sum- HO. 2-70sO.
ELDEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes, RIA. 3-l416.
27s
Evening star., 1953-04-26
HOUSES FURNISHED

BRIGHTWOOD-six rms. 3 baths.
master bedrm.. recr. rm.. newly dec.
and furnished Immed. possession.
s1s7.5o mo. on lease. HU. 3-3646.
WHEATON. MD.-Nswly furn. two
ture. fireplace. shady lawn. One or
,,W two year G lease Hsa1l i desired. sla5 per
,afs NJ. thNG6ERWGoD III 4INs55 ST. N.w.ELre.
I'LL i! A. nS. 6sd5si %3a Mss baths istb Snd III
Sept, /. RIA. 5000. 20
SHIRLEY TERRACE hedrms,
nicely furnished; near Boiling and
Andrews !Snn eE Fed; good tra1spi Ga,; p Snd
ARGoN1s.. Elk. a-41l3; ewes; Ii
NV. N!WVpoSsi NEAR FoxHALL RD.-country
in city. high and cool. 10 minis.
downtown, House beautifully furn.
baths. d oef,i piayrm.. n S SishSasher. % Clothes s
washer and screened porch. Avail.
Nay IS 5oHs for years lease. Ewes.
SO. ARLiNGToN-Two-bedreom furn-
a. 5Guip. 9-dsss. Eisi 'mDl' eDls'' no children
COUNTRY HOME, nearby Southern
Nd. 30 min. from downtown WASH
ington,. nr. Andrews Field on Marl-
boro pike: bedrms.. 2 baths, auto.
cali NJ. PAUL HANNAH. IS. i7th
st, NV, ME. S-4I00. -27
5-RM. FURN. BUNGALOW for 4 mos
adults only JU. S-422O. -26
Csc JEFFERSON ST. Me-. of Riggs
rd.--Semidet.. & rms. tiled bath.
powder rm., owner at home, white
Sec: elec diShwasher and diSpoSal:
piano; adults; $125 mo. RA. 6-6052.
ARLINGTON. soUTH-s-rm. corner
brk., center hall. liv. rm.. din. rm..
kit, small bedrm., complete bath lst
fl 2 bedrms.. complete bath 2nd n. !;
3 blks. Columbia pike-Glebe I'd. !:
oil heat. full bsmt.. lge. lot. gar: 10
minis. Psntason, Navy Annex; Sl75
502S 18th ST. NV, s-rm. brick, 3
Kits" 4 bath. oil ht.; 1l75 mo.
E4. S-bTO7. -27
Evening star., 1953-04-26
NICE HOMES
AVAILABLE NOW
ALEXANDRIA,

ALEXANDRIA
Flagstone semidet.-Furn., Q bed.
rms. recr. rm., liv. rm.. din. rm
kit. bsmt. mi. to Pentagon. S13O
Flagstone Groveton section-Large
lot; nice view. picture window,
bedrms., Ev. rm. with fireplace, din
rm.; attic with room for 2 bedrms :;
q mi. from D. c. S115.
Brick two-story-3 bedrms.. liv. rm.,
din. rm., kitchen, screened porch,
fireplace. basement: very nice. &175.
ARLINGTON
Brick: semidet.-0akland st.. near
rm., kit, bsmt.; oil heat. 500.
Brick, No. 9TH stew blocks. from
Hechts, 3 bedrms.. den, Ia baths,
, liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm., kit,
bsmt.; screened porch. fenced rear
yard; garage. Very nice. See ad:
DESIGNED for Living" 5000.
FALLS CHURCH
Brick rambler. basement. liv; rm.
washer. Bendix. s155.
older home. liv. rm.. din.
rm., kitchen. den; approx. acres;
large screened porch. $175.
Avail Is May-Spacious country CO.
lonial. 4 bedrmS., Ia baths, liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kitchen. den. 5000.
Columbia Pines-Out Columbia pike.
Brick rambler. 3 bedrms.. basement.
liv. rm;. din. rni.. fireplace. kitchen
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors il. 2-2e2O