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Evening star., 1953-02-01
Taft Says President
| Will LEI Gen. Smith
Reveal Davies Data
Rx ihe Assoeinted Pres.

Senator Taft, Republican of
Ohio, believes President Eisen-
hover will find a way to let Con-
gress have secret information
without throwing wide open the
files of the Executive Branch.
Senator Taft said yesterday,
he believes a method will be
found to give the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee the data
it seeks on Gen. Walter Bedell
Smith by altering what the Sen
ator called the Truman admin
istration's restrictive" policies
in such matters.
The committee is considering
Gen. Smiths nomination to be
Undersecretary of State.
File Is Sought.
1t asked the Federal Loyalty
Review Board for Gen. Smiths
testimony in the case of John
Patton Davies, jr., political ad-
wiser for United States Occupa-
ton authorities in Western Ger
many who was cleared of dis
loyalty allegations.
Senator Taft, a member of the
committee, said the request pre-
sented delicate question" to
Gen. Eisenhower, who must pass
finally on opening of the files.
Gen. Smith, a longtime friend
of Gen. Eisenhower, served as
his chief of staff in World War
II and is retiring as head of the
Central Intelligence Agency.
General Backs Davies.
Mr.. Davies has been under fire
from the Senate Internal Secur-
ity Committee. Gen. Smith pub
licly has stated he considers Mr..
OoN1Co, VIII 0Cl NCu u1IOC1 1l1lkl
when Gen. Smith was Ambassa-
dor to Moscow, a patriotic and
efficient officer.
President Eisenhower could
let Smith bring the copy of his
testimony along and read it to
U.s." Senator Taft said.
He said he does not believe the
committee will get to Gen,
Smiths case until Tuesday. The
group considers tomorrow the
nomination of James Bryant
Conant, former president of
Harvard, to be high commission
er to Germany.
Some opposition in Congress,
although not outspoken, has
been reported to DR.. Conant's
nomination. A number of Roman
Catholic leaders have criticized
the educator for speechts they
interpreted as attacks on the
church'S system of parochial
schools.
Evening star., 1953-02-01
Two Boys Find Skeleton
In Cave Near BridQe

A slightly-built male skeleton
Suitland (Md) boys in cave
a half mile east of Chain Bridge.
trousers and both arm bones
appear to be missing.
The area where the skeleton
was found is wooded and
swampy. The boys had been
fishing, police said. when they
decided to wander through the
woods.
The boys are Wayne Kite, of
4304 Spring street, Suitland, and
Daniel King, of 1882 Spring
street, both II. They said the
skeleton was clad in shirt and
trousers.
After a preliminary investiga-
ton, homicide squad detectives
marked the spot and planned a
more detailed inquiry today.
The skeleton. police reported.
obviously had been there more
than a year.
Evening star., 1953-02-01
OH-Duty Policeman CorroIs
2 Young Suspects in Robbery

"It sure does" one of the
youths replied.
The robbery victim, Willard j.
Younger of 1870 Ingleside ter
race NV, identified the youths
as the criminals. Police took
from the boys a cigarette lighter
and cash duplicating them in
three other yoke robberies last
night and the night before.
Pvt. Willig, who used to be a
radio technician, also got a tip
from his car radio when he was
off duty August 13. That time
the radio reported an armed
holdup. Pvt. Willig exchanged
shots with a suspect and caught
him.
Evening star., 1953-02-01
Arlington Man Is Beaten
With Cloth Wrapped Pipe

An Arlington man was severely
beaten in a fight last night, po-
lice reported.
Marcel o. Albert, about %, of
818 North EdgeWood street, was
taken to Arlington Hospital with
undetermined injuries. He told
police he was beaten with pipe
wrapped in cloth by a man who
wanted to kill me-"
Police Pvt. Frank Hardy said
the fight apparently began in Mr..
Albert's home but ended up in
the street in front of the house.
Police said they were seeking a
man My. Albert accused of beat
ing him.
Evening star., 1953-02-01
Women S Patriotic
Conference Attacks
Church 'Modernists'

The new revised standard ver-
sion of the Bible by the National
Council of Churches of Christ in
America came in for some criti-
cal comment from a conference
here yesterday.
The Women's Patriotic Con-
ference on National Defense
touched on the new Bible in a
resolution opposing a modern
lists ocialiSt infltration" of
American churches.
The conference didn't speci-
fically attack the Bible, but it
called for member groups to
combat misleading propaganda"
In the churches. And it quoted
a statement by some ministers
labelling the revision the mod
ernist Bible"
A number of resolutions criti-
cal of socialism, un-American-
ism and foreign entanglements
also were passed by the confer
ence as it wound up a three-day
meeting at the Hotel Statler.
20 Groups Represented.
Members of 20 women's Or
ganizations were listed as parti-
cipating, About $50 to 400 per-
sons attended.
The final session called for a
constitutional amendment pre-
venting any American participa-
ton in world of regional gov
ernnment.
Participating organizations
were urged to establish Ameri-
canism committees in local units
to expose un-American ideo-
logieS.
The conference also:
Urged Congress to stop Gov
eminent waste and extragance
to combat imitation.
Called for additional payments
to survivors of deceased service
men from a fund to be created
with deductions from service
mems pay.
Hits UNESCO Program.
Opposed ratification of an in
ternational convention on mini
mum standards of social secur-
ity, on the ground the conven-
ton represents socialized medi-
cine.
Opposed Federal aid to educa-
ton, and called for elimination
of UNESCO programs from
American schools and colleges.
Expressed sympathy for war
victims in Korea and support for
the armed forces there.
Urged Congress to appropriate
funds to finish memorials for
American soldiers buried in Eu-
rope.
Urged Congress to make Sep
tember II United States Con-
Stitution and Citizenship Day."
Opposed any further restric-
ton on the right to buy, keep
and bear arms for any lawful
purpose. and agreed to encour-
age firearms training courses las
being a bulwark of our country's
national defense"
Mrs. Ernest w. Howard was
Evening star., 1953-02-01

An off-duty policeman last
night picked up two youthful
suspects five blocks and ten min
uteS from a robbery-and solved
a whole series of crimes.
Police Pvt. Richard c. Willig,
riding in his own automobile,
heard the police radio report a
yoke robbery in the $500 block
of Mt. Pleasant street NV.
In the $500 block of Fifteenth
street NV, he saw two colored
youths walking with suspicious
brisknesS. He ordered them
into his automobile. Just then
the police radio broadcast a de-
Scription of the wanted robbers
That sounds just like you,''
said Pvt. Willig.
Evening star., 1953-02-01
the resolutions chairman for th'
conference.

the resolutions chairman for the
conference.
The conference chairman, Mrs.
Marion U. Mansur, at its close
released a statement referring
to the failure of two scheduled
speakers to appear. The speakers
were Representative Katharine
st. George, Republican, of New
York, and Alfred Kohlberg, also
of New York.
Contrary to some press re-
ports, there has been no clash
or controversy of any kind" the
chairman said. I'VE have not
submitted to intimidation and
neither have our speakers, whom
we reserve the right to select"
Mrs. ST. George, scheduled to
speak Thursday night, sent the
conference a telegram stating
she had been called to New York.
Mr.. Kohlberg, textile importer
who was to have spoken Friday
on What China Means to U.s."
also sent a note stating he could
not appear.
Evening star., 1953-02-01
Evening Glasses Sturt

Dunbarton College will offer
evening courses in oil painting,
shorthand, international eco
nomic relations and theology in
the new term starting tomorrow
Women students may apply at
2935 Upton street N. w.
Evening star., 1953-02-01
Language Group Leader

DR.. Walter P. Bowman of
American University is the new
chairman of the Modern Lam
guage Associations advisory
group on Anglo-French and
Franco-American Literary Rela-
tiOnS,
Evening star., 1953-02-01
Evening Course Offered

Southeastern University will
offer an evening course in busi-
ness report writing, beginning
Wednesday. A course in sales
manship, sponsored by the Sales
Executives Club, will begin to-
morrow night.
Evening star., 1953-02-01
Lido Civic Club

Anthony Izzo. local building
contractor, has been appointed
finance chairman of the Lido
Civic Club. Mr.. Izzo will have
charge of Embarrassing for the
clubs charitable endeavors.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

CAPITOL HILL, l2s C 81. ne
60-51. II YOU like penthouse Sc atmos. 3
phere or want income producing
home. Jwner must sacrifice; Leay-
lnssel5i fisS; or Lis Efasoi5 s.5iost. 81 health II
TILDEN GARDENS-Beautifuliy re-
decorated: 1-bedrm., corner apt.
immed. possession. Wo. 6-39Sl.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
as BARK eDs oTneT wSe:
quick sale. LINKINS Co, DI. =
SiSS; ewes; and Sun. EN-. 3-476s
1901 WYoMING AvE.-l-bedrosom
apt; fireplace. modernized Kitchen;
ssdi "a .gSSA A1AMs so Mil hllseS; RS. Apt. aoi-
facing Rock Greek PARK. Open
rTnbEN aln GaRDENslc3 G. Isl 5.droc@ Sc SSssal apt.
in excellent condition, Ideally To-
Gated in one OF the most popular
buildings Of this well-knoWp CO.
ersnf snd dining room. ap-tolGate % kitehn
en-: preferred exposures; attractive
j. NELSON HUGHES. EN-. 2-9696,
for details and appointment.
$500 CASn--F1fSl mr.. l-oeorm. apt.
mo; d: /. ooDDARD. oL, 4-793s,
VICINITY 18th and Columbia--Lge
bedrm.. with scr. porch; liv. rm.,
foyer. dinette, kit. redec.. new util.
$50 mo. incl. maintenance; ideal for
cple.; good inv: equity. $2,45u.
Shown by appt. BOX 4O5-K. Star
ONE BLOCK WEST CONN. AVE,
close-in location--2- -bedrm., front
corner apt: with 3 exposures and
good outlook; also, large foyer, liv.
rni.. Well equipped kit, excel.
closets; estab. elev. bldg. Price,
ST., 500. Please call Mr. Gavin,
with H G.. SMTTHY CO.. ST.
$4,000; res. AID. 2-5004. go
APT. ON COLUMBIA RID.
Completely redecorated. with
modernized kit; includes foyer, liv,
rn.. 1S-ft. din. rm., pantry and i've
closets; eley; and switchboard: $13.-
$50. with liberal terms. Please call
Mr.. Gavin. with H. G. SMITHY CO,
ST. $4,000; res, AID. 2-50O4 ga
Evening star., 1953-06-28
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

semidetached houses: peri. for cfil-
dren. shopping and schools: 9116
per mo HE 4-8O90.
FALLS CHURCH area - bedrm
rambler, II acre wooded lot, fenced
back yd., ANIL, elee. kit. firepl.,
oil a.e. u. 2-3616.
81 GIKARD ST. N.E.-0-room row
brick: 3 porches; garage. gas hot
water heat; attic fan; white only;
Sl25 per mo. KE; 7,19i6. .2S
yard; block to school: avail. june
20: or year lease. Evea. IA
S-z400. Ext. 1900 o. u. 3-oe46.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOvTNG--Low rates: short notice;
exper, men; beach runs; insured
Call day or night. IL 6-9342.
LIGHT HAULING. local moying,
beaches esp. S L NORRIS. 1910 9Th
st. NV. CAN TU 2-1150 after 4 p.m.
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other Western state? Daily
sefvice on household goods and
autos ut lower rates JuD9ON
FORWARDING. MA. s-4s62
ROYALL TRANsFER--We will move
you by job or So hr. Six rms. as
low as $50. DE. 2-0066. 29s
MOVING AND HAULING: pads and
van service. reasonable rates. H.
GREENE. Ii. 4-253S. -29
MOVING ACROSS fHE STREET or
acsoss the country. safe storage In
separate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO. 7-O104 UNION STOR-
EARL'S VAN SERVICE. moving and
general hauling at any time; reas
MOVING AND HAULING. day or
night. Prompt service, reasonable
rates. CO. 5-9S59. -2S
FREE PACKING BOXES - Chester
Movers: anything. any time. Luegage
boxes. etc. RE. 7-1560. IA. 9-0l Is.
MOVING SPECIALISTS, lowest rates:
guaranteed work. RIGHT WAY
MOVERS, 70. $3.50. "a
Evening star., 1953-06-28
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
(C0mfimnAA a

LONG DISTANCE MOVING our spe-
: cielgy: lowest rates. RI0HT-WAY
sPkcIaAEEs sPklcHIaEs MS8;rSSGS IS; SSGGSaSS; ss,r.+. a-;,.n S
city or out-Of town trims. MIA
,LAAkSO, IA. S-6668. 2Ss
MOVING. packing, Grating and stor-
age by experienced personnel. For
Tree estimates call AID. 4-4676, ---29
GENERAL HAULING, day or night.
Msasons6le rates. Free estimates.
MOVING AND STORAGE
val accept surplus furniture as part
paymenk on your moving, storage;
reas. IA. 9-2937; eyes,, RIA. 81 416.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
OPEN TO-DAY, 2-6
POSTWAR BLDG.
. oprDpooM Ap,

2-BEDROOM APT.
This fine bldg. is in beautiful y. c
neighborhood of expensive homes
with a lovely view of nearby Nd
and vet is lust about 20 minutes
from the heart Of the city: Con
venient to Suitland Census Bureau
Andrews Air Base and all Of down
This pleasant 3-exposure apt, has
liv. rm.. din. alcove, 2 bedrms.
Kit, bath and 8 closets. plus laun'
dry and pvt. storage in bsmt.
The price Is only $11 900 with 3D.
500 cash and Just SS9.46 mo, fol
everything, including utilities
When paid for you can live fol
only $30.15 mo. This is a fne
opport, to own your own home and
save over rent.
VISIT TODAY: 3S10 SOUTHERN
AVE. Sc. APT. 8. tDrive out Pa.
ave. to Southern ave-. right %
corner of Suitland rd., or. take
w. NJ & A. bus from 11th ano
Pa. n.W.l
Evening star., 1953-06-28

NOLOhED--S kOOMS, Sem1pVt. bath. !
AZ "A privileges aiyssg 41o1 4th st. NV, NV,
c6foRE6@oiI4ls T ST. NV NwSs and |
rm. apis. Se9.60 and Up. See
ilaniitor, or phone WASHINGTON !
See rms s; kitchen nsens share bath; utils
coIoRiED-MoDERN studio al ant.
with pvt. bath and kit; rent. SIS. so:
eaT.1 ean De seen afte5 TaRsF pP 5TS Cor
1895 N. Capitol ST., HO. 2-72O0.
CoLoRED-ExTRA-LARGE FRONT
LOOM, lge. kit, semipvt. bath
Soapls; Sspas one small child. Cali IA.
coIoRED-ae5 d ST.. N.w.-Two
rms kit. newly decor. ME, g. |
CoLoRED-vERY LARGE eaiciency
apts. in conv. N. Arl. loc. IDEAL for
ccHIA.EL WALSH & SONS, RE, Z,
cGOLoRED-Two RMS. KIT, cony.
70 transp. DE: 2-5136, -28
c0hEREDm1ss dnaIax sn1 seF FIR ssad esaFmi new
CoaoRRS-LARGE 81 insSi 0RG, RM., 5 windows,
pvt. KIT. and semipvt. bath. All
same H.. good cond.; excel. tranSp.;
nearby ne. 7eas. TU. 2-6066,
CoLoRED-vERY LIGHT. clean : and Al
quiet. Inn, kit. and share bath.
Petworth location. RA. 6-SOs4
COLORED-N.w.-1 large unfurn.
front rm. with privileges. DU.
IcoLORfED -174O coRCoRAN ST.
n.w.-3 rms. kit. and bath. $40 .ti6
C0LokED@APT.. 2 lse. rms, kit.
incl. porch. share bath. util. furn
20 children: ne. Il. 1886.
modern bldg: at 4709 Jay St. ne
s1SSSs 1ESsfSSGs sssPgSRslRs Rgeas co t5mily 1903 Spy
coLoREDNsass col IRE Na: ss~isah 18Th ST. NV NV
rms. kit. and bath, $s4. up mo:
redecorated 6ide..' adults only; INN.
occup. To inspect see ian. cn prem
ises or call NE. S-54O2.
C0LoRED-I40O 1st ST, NV
Ta wte ssns5 S5 1ath ae 'fSfs f1 spis
COLoRED-6es o ST Nw.-sm
apt. avail. for imm. occup.;; adults
only; S37 80 mo- To inspect call
COLoRED@ai1s 18th ST. NV
lge. rm.. kit. and bath; si2,S mo.
ADULTS only; imm. oceup. See jan.
COLoREp-il03 G ST. s.E.--e rms.
utilities; adults only; INN. occup.
TO To, inspect nsp sea-, see Jan. On premises or
C0LORED-LoyELY furn. or unturn.
Il IIrm n.ssfs. spS.' kit and bath; adults.
CoLoRED y UPPER NV. unfurn.
bsmt. apt. 2 rms. kit. bath yard
ppyt. Sdo entT;; $50 utils. incl Refs.
rms, rms. I and 2 I'm. apts. Apply ?35
coLoREbMwE 6ii5fH HAVE E. several q pm, Pm,
mo 15 NstS %ihNfcK .gts' avasaSs ehNN $eS soo per
st. NV ME-. s-aa94. 30
COLOREDr-2-ROOM APT.-Kitchen
and bath with built-in back porch.
For rent. 251 18th st. Sc. III. g.
303s. Utilities furnished, S75 mo.
coL-a4sa HoLMEAD PL. NV
transp.; adults; reas. TU. 2-2277.
COLORED-I2t5 NEAL ST. NE
S54. SO. will be Shown 10 to 12 am. am.
Apply ianitor in bsmt, Ii. 3-25So.
cOLORED-4500 HUNT PL. NE.
One bedrm,. liv. rm., kit. dinette
and bath. $40. Heat, utils., refgr
extra.
CHARLES C. CONNER. RE. 7-3a1e
80
OLORED = S25 4sth PI. NE.
bedrm., liv. rm.. kit. dinette and
bath. S67.50. Heat, utils.. refer.,
cHARIEs C. CONNER. RE. 7-ae1e.
coLoRED-sO4-1o Kastle Pl. Ne
New 1-bedrm., living rm., kit, di-
nette and bath; heat, utils., refgr.,
CHARLES c. CONNER, RE. 7-a21e.
30
COLORED-SINGLE RM., S25
1890 Monroe st. NV. 2nd flr. f,t
Evening star., 1953-06-28

HAMPSHIRE VIEW APIS.
Takoma Park. Md.--2-bedrm, apt. In
attrac. 30-unit bldg. Laundry; stor-
age: parking: adults; $92.50 incl.
utils. JU. 9-3739. 80
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Call WO. 6-8175
WHEN YOU RETIRE

WHEN YOU NE I 1IIE
Will you have nothing but rent
receipts toN3show for your money,
or will you own your own home
free and clear, in which you can
live comfortably ut cost, far be
low rent? few thousand doLaTs
invested now in q total monthly
payment. no higher than normal
rent, can buy your real security,
present and future.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
ApARTMENTs WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
for your furp. or unfurn apis or
houses or sublets: Wash. Va. Nd
Gwhttel oren : days MA S-00Ol
small furn. apt. or house for sum
mer. EN- 3-3149. 80
Evening star., 1953-06-28
FAIRFAX COUNTY

Delightful residence: 8 bedrms.. .
baths. den; beaut secluded setting
on high shaded knoll overlooking
200 acres OF meadows and woods.
Avail. until Sept. II. 1854. at 5000
ground. Call Mr.. Smith, DE. o
41O1, cfice hours; Vienna 1914
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 Goth st. NV. DE. 2-41O1
Evening star., 1953-06-28
NEARBY VIRGINIA

Aurora Hills--White brick; 3 bed
rooms, . baths, garage; 5 minis. to
Pentagon; 1925 per mo.
3 bedrooms. 2 baths: close in; near
shopping and transportation: S225
per mo-: adults AURORA HILLS,
INC, OF. 4-9470. OF. 4-S716.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
2 bedrms., Q baths; beautifully furn.
avail. mos.; only $165.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
WOODLAND DR..

Fine residence. well adapted for en-
tertaining: large spacious rms,
beeut. garden; avail. July Is. Cali
Mrs. Carter. ewes. and wk. ends,
EN-. 2-7354 or BOSS a. PHELPS,
MA S-N30O oR
Evening star., 1953-06-28
DISTRICT, va. MD.

ARLINGTON FOREST, VA.
3-bedrn. Colonial, rec. rm., in bsmt.,
det. garage.
wooDsIDE PARK, SILVER SPRING
Modern, 3-bedrm. brick, powder rm
LIST d., beaut. rec. rn.. det. garage
beaut. grounds. " acre. partially
Evening star., 1953-06-28
BUY YOUR OWN
APARTMENT HOME
SAVE THE DIFFERENCE
THE BROADMOOR
Connecticut Ave. at Porter

S Washington's most outstanding
cooperative apartment building and
Park meets Chevy Chase Available
for your comfort is an excellent
dining room, q convenient inside
garage and economical maid Serv-
ice. Here you may enjoy the
security of living in a large apart
ment house plus the. many advan-
tageS of home ownership at q lower
cost than in private home Of
comparable value.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
DOWNTOWN

9l9 L st. n.W.--A clean and attrac-
tive apt. consisting Of / lgs. rri.,
KIT, bath. elec. refgr.; heat. hot
water. elevator and janitor service
incl in rent OF $72.5O.
P. ]. WALSHE, INC.
1115 Eye st. N.Wa ma. s-646s
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CALL MONDAY FOR DETAILS RE
THE FOLLOWING APIS.

cLosE-IN, Just minutes from down.
town via. 14th st. car. An excellent
value at only $1,000 for cor. apt
sun porch, kit. entr. hall and bath
Just $1,000 cash and S74.36 mo
to buy 1t. and only $29.36 mo. when
paid for.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS estate sale
hail. kit. and. bath; huge storage
locker and laundry, A very popular
9-bldg. coop. with beautiful PVT
interior park.
INVESTORS s55 pay 8 G2o n.nsins shsa sns
$500 operating cost for this cor
apt; / bedrm.. liv. rn.. dinette
kit. and bath: all equipment In
excellent condition.
LOVELY HOME ON with 2 G bedrms.. i, liy
bath and porch. Attractive built -in
books. 24-hr. elevator and switch
board service. Ideal for shops and
transp. Freshly decorated. just
$13,500; operating cost only $47.5O
Terms.
1880 BELMONT N.W.-A huge apt.
at Q bargain price: 3 bedrms., iv.
rm., din. rm.. foyer. pantry kit.
and porch: 3 exposures. Only S6,-
500. with lust $1,000 cash and less
than 500 mo. for everything.
ARTISTS. Huge air-conditioned stu
dio apt. with mod. kit. mod. bath
and . sleeping balconies; studio
:3S by more than 90; heaven knows
how hieh! We can't describe 1t, but
we'll gladly show 1t. Price only
S13,000; terms.
-BEDRM. APIS. available in sew
erai good NV. locations at prices
from $1,000 to So. 500 and reason
ably financed, These economical
homes offer a chance to buy with
9 low monthly payment and to plan
for the future. When paid for.
these ant. -homes will only cost the
buver S25 to S35 q month--far less
than rent and a saving that goes
on for life.
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
tCo-op. Apt. Authority Since 1920
Bldg. Ma. S-9565
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Mr.. WALTER REED. d. c.
Best Of tranSp.. and shopping. 3
bedrms.. 2-bath brick, ,Dorches,
furn.; avail. 4th of July.
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SHORT TERM

SHOHI Term
., 8. 4 bedrm. furn. homes for /,
2 3 months. Avail. now.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors JE. 2-282O
FURNISHED HOMES
HYATTsvILLE-s bedrms.; nr. bus
bedrms.: fun bsmt..
N. H. AVE. AND HAMnIToN-6- 80
gas heat; mr.. bus $3.50
GLOVER PARK-6-rm. row brk.
Porches. bsmt.. garage;
on husline $3.50
SILVER SPRING-6-rm. brick
Colonial: gas heat; bsmt.;
fenced yd. S166
- 7-rm., 2-story
brk.; fun bsmt., gas heat;
q acre: eonv. to Health
Ctr. and Nav. Hosp. - 500
PERRY HAY CO.
10. 6-30O5 JU. 5-6242
GEORGETOWN
8 bedrms.. 2 baths, lge. hv. .rm., din.
rm. and kit, rec rm., and garden;
$3.50. II. A. GILL d son, KE. Z
UsDo6. Is
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COLORED-SINGLE RM., S25
1850 Monroe ST. NV. Ind fr fit
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA 3-S3OO
COLORED-633 E ST. S.E.-Two
rms, kit, pvt. bath. $75.
1905 Riggs st. n.w-One rm., kit.
semipvt. bath, S32.fS.
GOO Que st n.w.-Two rms, kit,
semipvt. bath. $40. 40.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO, INC.
sos H st. NV. ST. 3-332o
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NOW AVAILABLE

Is one Of the most desirable apart
ments at The Broadmoor. consist
ing of an entrance. foyer, large liv-
unususIiy 1nT uSY large @ dining % room. roomy
cool kitchen, two bedrooms and
two baths. Has three exposures on
the cool side of the building. Fur
nished with good modern. furniture
throughout and with. lovely wall-to-
wall carpeting. This conveniently
located, comfortable, spacious apart
ment-home is q goed buy. Priced to
sell at S34,50O Current mortgaee
indebtedness is only S9,70Q. which
NAV be paid of in December; the
balance of S24,S00. is the amount
ana partment-home. The owners are
leaving Washington and may con-
slider taking a second trust Tor part
of their equity
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IMMEDIATE occuPANcY

NEAR GREENWAY APTH.
224 36th st Sc. Beautiful 1-bedrm.
apt. in desirable location lust blk,
On Minnesota ave Sc. Laundry and
and transp.. $3.50 mo. includes
utils. See res. mgr, Apt. 104 Di-
rections: Out Pa. ave. Sc, to Nina.
ave, left to Croffut pl., right ! blk.
SIDNEY 2. MENSH & co.
Ma. S-6440 Is
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q SUMMER RENTALS

8 SUMMER RENTALS
2 to 4 mos, spacious 3 to 5 bed
rms. 2 to 4 baths; Wesley Hts, !
owners interested care Of prop
erty.
ELIJAH G. ARNOLD, tcol. U.s.A
ret.l, Broker. EN-. 3-4335. OV. g.
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TWO BEDRMS.-Brand-n homes
for rent; beautiful location. conv.
ping facilities. Call MORRISON &
HOLLINGSWORTH, UN. $4,000.
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AVAIL. JULY 1-Three -bedrm. RAM
bier, wooded, fenced yd.; conv. lo-
cation; $135 JE. 3-0755. so
ARLIN GTON Two Dedrm. semidet,
mr.. Pentagon. Wash-Lee shopping
center; avail 7-16: S110 per mo.
EN-. 3-567S days; EN-. 3-92OS ewes.
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WEST HYATTs.. MD.-Brick Colonial;
3 bedrms.: fenced yd.; good transp.
"a. WO. e-lS80. HA. 3-7o11. as
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TWO BEDROOMS and bat

TWO bEUkOOMS auo OhLnt EuRllen
Cape Cod, brick house; living room
pine-paneled den, or can be used as
third bedroom; basement. large
yard. garage; located in Aurora Hills
section of Arlington. near Pentagon,
and 10 minutes by bus to 18th ana
Open Saturday and Sunday; $3.50
per month. 262S s. Fern st. 2Ss
BROOKEVILLE. MD.--"Shadovlawn."
Straight out Georgia ave. about 3
mi. past Olney, Nd; 8 rms. and
outbnildings. To inspect. cali AMER
ICAN SECURITY & TRUST Coz
ST. $4,000. --2S
BRlGHTWOOD-Nr. 14th st. carline.
shops and schools; semidet.. 4 bed
rooms. baths: garage: garden:
Rental, S155 mo-. year lease. Call
s. DeJoNG REALTY. Ju. 5-7193.
-3
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632 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-spacious
Diet cor. location; . bedrms., liv
rm.. din. rm: on 1st A.; in bsmt.
are. kit, util. rm. rec. rn., den
and bar: det. garage; S135 mo. |;
avail. July 10
CHARLES C. CONNER. IRE. 7-3216