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AUToMoBILEs FOR SAILS

PONTIAC '49 4-dr.; Hydra. r. and h..
sacrifice; Ses5. JU. 5-s4s9. IS
PONTIAC 1941 4-dr. sedan; in good
SonditiSn' GO dtnSn VIII VIII tsks 20 or 40 Ford
PONTIAC AZ 4-dr. sedan; r., b..
RED Rfps RnF @ sSLEs iTs 'ST Visit Dsymen.s; oTr n.M
Ssed:ear lot 24-3e H st. ne, NE.
RENAULT 1s4s: clean and in ex-
ssiiess &c s1,t,snS eSnd'; ma SS15 rs sss ls puvall
sTUpEBAKER ls4s club coupe; gray.
bargain at $165 down. STOHLMAN
SCheyrolet), 1888 M st. NV. AID.
STUDEBAKER 1s4a 4-dr. Champion
sedan; black. overdrive. radio, Cli-
matizer: $4,000 miles. co. 5-64so.
sTuDEBAKER 1897 Regal Champion:
$3.50 or or s sssst Offsr, aSno PE. R.' e,sIsa: Ssps
sTUDEBAKER 81 Champion. Regal.
$4,000 miles; good cond. $1,000.
STUDEBAKER 1851 Champ. de luxe
G-door' ,1ss T. and al b.; new tires; 1000
owner. Must be sold this week. Co
ing oversees. n.ss S995. Easily financed.
sTUDEBAKER '4s cdr. sedan; sood
work. Seen at Cathedral Gar. Conn.
Ii 7-5700, Ext. 2i87 weekdays.
STUDEBAKER ~ Champion conv.;
very clssn clean and pert; pert cond': r. b,
STUDEBAKER 81 Champ. 4-dr.; well
kept; cd. h., ETC.: low mi; pvt. own
er. Quick sale. Sl,075. JU. 9-1341.
sTUDEBAKER '61 VS. 4-dr.; auto.
trans. $4,000 miles by / owner;
Sl,395, trade and terms. See Sun.
morning. 3l0e Bunker Kin rd,. Mt.
Rainier. Call UN. 4-s112, IS
! - owner: | sa7s. S10 OIL 81, &.ssSS. 2.ss miles,
WLLYS 1852 Aero ace; heater, over
drive, turn signals, 5000 miles.
,5a, Rsrtest' Teas; JE: s.192o. 5.
st. Brentwood, Md, Mon. am. 81
WILLYS 1850 station wagon; me-
Shinanicaily perfect; fully guaranteed:
Bank financing, "A months to pay.
G5foRs Ss5fss to sc seeo'e ess sr0g Sligo sLao aS..
sII; snd s'IT ssD5'' ND No, ~ ~ 7-soso' eyes.
WHLYS 1949 6-cyl sta. sed.; =. and
h.. o.d.; excel. shape; versatile; pri-
vAte owner: $S45. JE. 3-9134.
1912 DE SOTO SEDAN $3.50
Il946 Chevrolet sedan 175
I1946 Chrysler sedan 800
l1a4l Cadillac sedan 1T5
II1q43 Chevrolet coupe- 95
tla4l Chevrolet coupe 95
,E194l Dodge sedan - 175
Il94l Buick sedan ----- $50
Others to Choose From
/ JOHN S. REECE
| 1920 First St. S.W Sc
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BUICK 1850 Super Riviera 4-dr.;
White-walls, radio. heater, Dyna-
flow, other extras: dark green: low
mileage; to settle estate: S1.595.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 40 4-dr. sedan: orig. tan
tires, engine completely overhauled
FSerR1Ssn 10 mss; sg9i zgs9,ad Pvt owner SO $500
ASS1iS ssSG H kf sdssI s5ssSo tam excel s0sd'
excel. cond. inside and out: $4S5
or best offer; pvt. owner. Can EN-.
AUsTffSS '4s; excel eond. Throughout;
available at low cost. MANHATTAN
AUTO, K.-F.. INC. est. 1914. Your
direct Austin of England Salesman
Service. Both sides Of 7th at r
Rstick sts n'T gss@ NO su3.I 327e9; R,v,.r. ..d.n
froster, other acces.: driven 1880
miles bv orig. owner: peri. cond.:
BTiek STHieSS 1sSg Sg sGSeF sSzsSa Sa-door RIVIERA;
etc; $500 miles; light color; must
sell this new car; S2,675. OIL.
BUICK so Super Riviera: Dynafiow;
ys,sah5;; 5; PsFfeft aFi s-4ssS. sSDd'' owner MS
BUICK 1850 Roadmaster. Rivera, 4
dr.; Dynaf1ow:. radio, heater. low
mileage, sparkling black finish, Gus,
tom tom interior This THIS car car Just road S,s,
-,
tely same as new in every way; You
may take car to your own mechanic
without deposit. 81 .695. BELL MO-
TORS SOLO Wis. ave. NV. Wo.
BUICK AZ 4-dr.; r..s h.. orig. dark
green finish; Wv. tires; custom
seat covers. A real steal. Looks and
GRADY MOTORS, INC. Lincoln
sstSssda, Hd Open s1o G5 acS' o.
BUICK ,t o so Special a-dr. sedane ste;
Dynafow; r.. h., custom seat covers;
9wner EGod orn rubber ABS Absolutely sHeE
GRADY MoToRs, NC. Lincoln
Mercury Dealers, 740l wis. ave,
Bethesda, Md. Open 9-10. OIL.
BUICK 1e4a 4-dr. sedan: one-owner
car: r. h.. twin signals: only $S95.
trade and terms. REDS K-F SALES
Visit our new used.car lot, 24-36
RII,sK 81 ns 1s4s ME ssSasetfs? ssS38 metallic ma
room. r.: b., pynafow, Wv tires:
beautiful car throughout, 81 .095.
terms. &95 down. WOLFE MOTORS,
1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-0l4l.
BUICK 1850 sedanette de luxe model:
finished In black. perfect condition;
4 new tires; will sacrifice, 81 .095.
Call Mr.. Charles. Ii. 6-3636. DUKE
q cooKsEY' 1895 Biadensburs I'd.
BUICK 1s47 a-dr. Super; looks won
sGRssls Es'Ssi tsTn'; RE. ssSs: ssSa ts',
interior, Ssn low mileage: aaS.: saso AeSe down.
STOHIiMAN (Chevrolet), $3.50 NJ
ST NV, AD. 2-162S. 5
g1 gnd 3. s.ssst ssst covers two tone; 81 SO
BUICK 1871 Special: +, h. excel.
cond.: l owner. JA. 7-635i. $500
BUICK 81 G Spec. a-dr.; fully equipped
new car condition: l owner. SMITH
SERVICE STA. 2nd ave and Coles
vile rd.. 8. s.. Md. JU. 9-9650.
BUICK 40 4-dr. Roadmaster; r.. h..
fer over $1,000. JE, s-02sS. IS
BUICK 1850 o-dr. sedan; Dynafiow,
r. h: l owner. leaving country:
Sl,325 for Quick sale. OIL. 4-59o7.
BUICK 1889 Special e-dE,: DySa.,
2:tone blue: ) 900 mi: neH-car
S2Is7. KI. S-251S Sun. and after
: pm. weekdays.
BUICK 1852 Special de luxe. 4-dr. ::
fully, equipped, beautiful light-blue
a,a. finish; standaEd shift; % sxeeptionally s
stick 1919 CONVEX: s 90 Wv. tires. r.
be seen by calling AID. 2-o765 bet.
i.rv'.. u s.d i l.,. oTn:t Ss9.1. soins back in
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION
BOATS

SELECT YOUR BOAT from our
rect Craft. Wheeler. Richardson,
qGFa qsq eeIsTst 4Tsrs ws5 RH5Ees and chFis atbs1
1858 Correct Craft cruisers and
VASE yMEAlsaINaroS ,MtAFiSSas;a- Ssas;a- 1865
and tfsiIsr. new eOnd;' '3SaS 3S4as or NEST best
'Ss MERCURY 10 Hurricane: peri.
See Sun. morning. s1o9 Bunker
oITBoaRD MoroRs-one twin nc Cyl
dition; S36 and $40. Phone HE.
CHRIS CRAFT KIT BOAT. bsmt. door
too s6S small. Best offer. Phone AP,
BOAT T'Pi PANTs at sensibl. prices. "a Ere.
advice; Free delivery Wash. area.
LaERSoE saEtSSdEs spsETR1sIL sERsLY AZ t06S0 cS1i.,,-
pIanked rowboats. 1-pieee sides. oak
transom and stem, Sg9. 80. Big dis
count on outboard motors sold with
boats. LARGO SPORTSHOP. Cen
tral ave. and LandoVer I'd. at Largo.
GRAY MARINE ENGINE, 7I-h.p.:
excellent condition: s1s6: will dem
1881 CHRIS CRAFT 21-ft. express
cruiser. mahog. and marine plywood
hull. 95-h.p. &C. engine. 105 hrs.
2 berths, galley. toilet. WA. 7-S107.
SAILBOAT, Chesapeake, 2O-ft.,
Hartge built; excellent condition.
just reflnished. ready to sail, 3 sets
sails. Excellent value. EN-. 3-9463.
HYDROPLANE-Class B 1852. Mer.
curry Super 10. quicksilver lower unit
Boat trailer. 10 hrs. on boat and
motor, OIL. 4-2634. -5
lift. THOMPSON OUTBOARD mo-
tor boat; l4-h.p. Evinrude motor.
Excel. cond. See at Old Dominion
Boat Club. Alex, Va. RE. 7-6S30,
Ext. 800. weekdays Sc
SAIL-.16-ft. ChriS-Craft with 65-h p
CChrysler; S6s5 or trade on larger
eTEELCRAFT. 1947. 90 it.: new foam
rubber cushions. newly painted last
hull. See at Old Dominion Boat
Club. Alex, or call XII. q-S906. IS
SPEED BOAT, loft. Thompson, with
25-h.p. Mercury outboard motor;
has custom leather seats, windshield
and lights; $1,000. Jordan e-77aA
10
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CADILLAC

Have purchased new Cadillac and
wish to sell so Cadillac 4-dr.. series
81, Hydra-Matic. seat covers; turn
r., h., windshield washer; light gray
body; $4,000 miles; excel cond.:
$2.595 MRS. LATIMER. JU. 9-67al.
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1BILE late 80 Holiday "sS";
Matte, Wv. tires: owner 60
erseas; SLABS. JE. 2-563S.
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OLDS 1941 Hydra, Q dr.. sedan, h.
hauled; l owner. $500. IA. s-0OI9.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD l94S FL. h-ton panel; newly
painted in Ford red and In excellent
condition and appearance. Special
At S695 PARKWAY (Fordl, SO5I
"a st. nv. AID. 2-01S5. Open 9 to 9.
FORD 81 2-ton; 15-ft. stake body;
good eond.;, price. $l,l96. Cali after
, 1953-07-31
Kulinqd Prize
Awarded to Doctor
Julien Huxley

PARIS - DR.. Julian Hux-
ley, well-known British scien-
fist, was recently awarded the
.Kalinga Prize for distin-
guished popular writing in
science.
The prize 1000 pounds ster-
ling was established in 1851
AS a gift to the United Nations
Educational, Scientific and
Cultural Organization from
Mr.. B. Patnaik, an Iidian in
dustrialist. The first award
made last year went to Pro-
lessor Louis de Broglie, of
DIR. Huxley was the first
General Of Unesco
and the initiator of its scion
tifc program.
, 1953-07-31
ST. Thomds Police
Find Hurndn Skeleton
On Hussel Islund

st. Thomas police officers
are awaiting the results of a
test being conducted by the
Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton in efforts to solve the
mystery of an unidentified
portion Of a human skeleton
found on the shore, of Hassel
Island last week, according to
a news item in the Home
Journal.
"a medical report submit
ted by DR.. Eric O'neal stated
that the skeleton was that Of
a human male, race unknown,
with evidence that fish had
eaten flesh from the bones.
The flesh remaining on the
bones was in a state Of deconn-
position, and 1T is my opinion
that death must have occurred
more than forty-eight hours
before he Physician said.
, 1953-07-31
Senutor Robert Tuft
Of Ohio Dies in
New York Hospital

Late reports by radio tells
Of the death in New York His
pital of Senator Robert a.
Taft Of Ohio. The distin-
guished lawmaker had been
in a critical condition for the
past several days. He was So.
Senator Taft entered the
hospital on July 4 suffering
from a lesion Of the hip and
underwent a n exploratory
creation Of the abdominal
wall on July 8. Following the
operation the Senator APP
peared to have been making
progress when he suddenly
took a turn for the worse on
Tuesday last.
He was Republican majority
leader and was President
Eisenhower's opponent for
the Republican presidential
nomination.
$40
, 1953-07-31
Councilmon Creque
Files Churge III
Against Imrni. Insp. |

A charge of trespass made
by Councilman Henry @.
Creque against Immigration
Inspector esr Fisher,
which was heard in the Police
Court on July "a, has been
postponed until next month to
give an opportunity to attor-
neys to file brief on three
points Of law:
~ Whether the Wcrd"land'
used IN the statute includes a
dwelling house; (2) Whether
parts of pavement passing
through two doors in a dwell
ing house but otherwise IN
enclosed, is part of ones
dwelling house, SO that the de-
PENDANT standing on part Of
the pavement { 0 d be
charged with trespass for hav-
ing entered T b e dwelling
house without a warrant; (3N
Whether an Immigration in.
sp9ctor can be held criminals
". a $ distinguished from
civillv liable for entry uuon
private property without the
REQUIRED warrant while in the
performance of his official.
duties.
GEEfl
, 1953-07-31
$500 HIGH School
Studs Earn 81. 284.292
During Acud. Yeur

Thirty-eight hundred high
school students in New York
enrolled in courses where they
alternate work on the job
with work in school, earned
So, ,292 in the last academic
year, according to a report is
sued by Miss Grace Brennan,
Director of Cooperative Edu-
cation, to DR.. William Jansen,
Superintendent Of Schools.
The program has grown
from three participating high
schools In 1851 to thirty-five.
schools in 1915 to thirty-fve.
Although the majority of
pupils do commercial work,
the greatest growth in the
year was in trade and indus
trial areas.
Despite the fact that pupils
must do satisfactory work in
school and are closely super
vised on the lob, where they
are rated on punctuality, at
tendance and work perform
ance, most Of them continue
their school-career education
until graduation.
, 1953-07-31
Haywood Elected
Chr1nuh.of Committee
On ~Interstdte Comm.

Councilman Herbert Hey
wood Of st. Croix has been
elected chairman Of the Com
mittee on Interstate Coopera-
ion, with Hon. EarleB. Ottley
of st. Thomas as secretary.
Councilman Ottley W a S
elected chairman of the Conn
rnittee OH Finance and Expen-
ditures, the and Hon. Henry
". Richards, secretary.
Members of the St. Cfoix
Council went to ST. Thomas
on Monday last for the organi
rational meetings Of the COM
mittees which were created
by the last session of the Lee
gislative Assembly
T h e S e committees and
others, created by the Assem-:
bly, will begin functioning
Immediately to Be able to
make reports to the Assembly
W h i { h will convene in
September.
, 1953-07-31
General Clerk Says
Nation Must be
Vigildnt During Truce

General Mark w. Clark,
Commander in Chief of the
Allied forces in the Far East
arrived in San Francisco yes
terday, and was given q ire
mendous welcome that almost
resembled B~roadway's ticker
tape salute to homecoming
heroes. He came home to at
tend the wedding Of his son
Major William Clark.
General Clark who signed
the truce papers three days
ago made it clear that the
armistice must not beguile us
into any lessening of our
strength or vigilance. AT the
same time he gave a yelled
warning to the communists
that if they chose TO resume
hostiliies they risked their
own destruction
Z. fEM# 80. ~
, 1953-07-31
Personnel Mention

Sgt. Frank Comacho came
in from Germany on furlough
last Tuesday to visit his
father and relatives here: He
is having an enjoyable visit.
Sgt. Comacho will depart
Sunday for Germany, via the
United States.
, 1953-07-31
Unesco Agreement oe u,
Accepted bYna1t brEa
Fifteen Notions fgor.qr,Tt

limited Nations n Y
Salvador has agreed to re-
move tariffs on the inporta-
ton of educational, scientific
and cultural materials, under
an agreement sponsored by
the United Nations Education
al, Scientific and Cultural
Organization.
The agreement, which has
been accepted by IS countries, :
eliminates duties on q wide
range of educational materi-
ais, including books news
papers, magazines, MUSIC,
works Of art and articles for
the blind.
Sixteen additional countries
have signed but not vet rati-
fed the agreement. Among
United Kingdom and Iran
have announced that bis
calling fer ratification have
been introduced for pariia-
mentarv approval.
, 1953-07-31

Mr.. Creaue was represent
cd by ATTY. George Dudley;
District Atty. Cyril Michael
also appeared. representing
the people. He moved for dis
missa1 on the ground that Mr..
Creque had no case.
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APTS. FURNIsHED-D. c.
HOTEL 24OO-1 and 2-bedrm. apts.
furnished or unfinished
FRANCIS SCOTT KEW nnTEI. Npo

HOTEL 24OO-1 and 2-bedrm. apts
ri riyIRiSShsd nSEs sG or untuTnished
room kit, and bath. completely
furn., atr-conditioned apt; tub and
shower; So to ST per day for ! or
people. full hotel services. no time
limit 500 goth st: W. MA. S-5426
1873 r ST: N:W.-Ehiciency. fur
sos5 10Th ST. N.w.-Fggn. eaioiency
apis. S75 and UP. See Resident
1901 CALVERT ST. N.w.-Nr. 18th
liv. rm.. Kit, bath: have other
.utilS DI 7-6502. AD. 4-5089 ID
1913 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
One One rm; KIT bath S39. Ii. 7-5l54,
s6s sag 18th sT. NV. near G. W. u
Newly redecorated. for 3 adults.
,SI95; wills. Included.
1923 s3t CoSN OF LtfienGy fnI ;E-.f for sa tTo
800. utilities included.
CHILDREN ACCEPTED - Lge. l.
hedrm. apt 1895 Calvert st. NV,
nr. shoreham. HU. 3-s941 or RIA.
VIC. iio- CONN. AVE. BRIDGE bed
scr, porch, kit. pantry; Avail. for
e3a 5aS 4 l57E' ST. SE.-Bedrm.. StE[ liv. Vi Fm.
Ss3 Slt' ii jemlPS5 7IPS65a Oa'h' u'ilS LI5 IIEn''
TWO ROOMS, With pvt. bath. Also,
. rms, semipvt. bath. Nr. 18th
and Park I'd. co. 5-3691. --12
BEDRM., kit. and bath, 2nd A.; very
reasonable. Call Mr.. MATTIA, RA.
CAPiToL GiPTro AREA-Two bedrms., liv.
rH., kit, pvt. bath; adults; S75
40 18Th St; ne, EM. e-279a, IL
apts,; S75 and up. See resident
ATTN.' soLDIERs-Two vac. apis
in p. c, and Va, cony Boiling
e, Field sI4S1s and Belvoir' Va seS' IS. $50
Mr. SHoREHAM-Two bedrms., 80
r. liv. rm., din. rm., porch; over
looks park. co. 5-oo65, Apt; COS
Ii2, e EM NEw IA a1AMiP. MdiP AVE. N.w.El9sn-
clsucy, eIev. bldg,; $50 mo-, incl.
EMBASSY SECTION-AAA park loo,
new air-cond. BLDG, elegant apt.
for .: compl. furn.. linens. silver
china, etc.; dressing Tm.; closets:
fun bath, kit: retsr.: elev. ldry
storage; utils. incl; secy; serv. 1475
NJ sT. NV, i5f6-2nd f.; rms,
kit, bath incl. porch; downtown;
nicely furn; entirely redecorated;
avail. Sept, 15; S75. co. 5-SS49
5OOi n. CAPITOL ST.-one bedrm..
lv. rm.. kit and bath; suitable for
9 or 3 Govt. girls. 500. MA. S-33S3.
wFLL-FURN. APT. for 2 or ? Eirls;
500 per mo, utils. incl; conv. To-
cation, near 18th and Columbis. I'd,
M. S-3453. la
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APTS. FURNIsHED-MD.

. RMS, BATH. utilities; settled en-
ployed lady. JU. 5-3164. -13
APT.-Bed-liV rm.. kit.
bath. pvt. entr.; utils. turn. AP.
1-65G5. la
Si5-NEW 3.RM. apt, furn.; pvt.
hath; mr.. Andrews Field, z miles
District line. Call Cypress 7-92l5.
ROGERS HEIGHTS-491o 55th pl.-
1-bedrm. apt, completely furn.,
newly decorated; all-elec. kitchen,
PVT. tile bath; $50 mo. with utl.
SUITLAND-Comb. bed-Hv. rm., lge.
kit. utils. INCL; pvt. bath. entr.;
adults. 10. S-1SS6. -13
NEARBY SILVER SPRING-Owner'
de luxe, modern. entire bsmt. built
like a bungalow: pvt, entr. faces
well-kept lawn. Lge.. liv. rm., bed
room, din, kit. bath. paneled
knotty-pine walls, hardwood As. Best
transp.. stores, utlls. incl. 500
month. ~. 9-4e4a. Ia
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3-RM. APT. nicely furn.; reasonable;
employed couple preferred. Call JU.
SILVER SPRING-A lovely apt, well
furnished: suitable employed couple.
S75 month. JU. 5-S193. Ia
ISuITLAND MANOR. mr.. Census. Navy
Hydrographic and Andrews Field-
One bedrm., liv. rm., bath, kit. and
dinette area. Close to shop, center;
excellent transp. 10. S-4107, -12
TAX. PIX. 6701 Eastern ave-Attrac.
2-rm., kit. and bath terrace apt.
S55 month. utils. incl. -12
NEAR FAIRFAX VILLAGE Sc
Basement; 4 rms. and bath: pvt.
entrance: l or > small children;
must have car; S75 mo. Cypress
TAKOMA PARK. s101 Flower ave
2 nicely furn. 1-bedrm. apts.; close
to Wash. Sanitarium. Apply Apt: l,
to see or call ST. 3-0550. -13
PRESENTABLE LADY Care for
doctors ONCE and apartment even
ings; free room and board; Lang
ley Park. Box +36-T, Star. -l3
TAKOMA PARK well-furniShed
apts everything furn.; $50 mo.
ATTENTioN Andrews Field and
Census Bureau. Two bedrms., liv.
rm., din, kit. and bath; newly dec.
and beaut. furn.; in mod. apt. bldg;
reasonable; adults only. Call after
= u m LII 3-67OG lis
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ROOMS WANTED
EMPLoYED MOTHER and vear-o

EMPLOYED MOTHER and year-old
son desire room and board, care of
child. in pleasant home. cloSe-in
NV. section. DE. 2-4542 aft. 10 a. m.
Ia
WHITE LADY desires part-time
elderly persons ei; GfSath nome S copntry pfiSf
Refs. Box 372-R, Star. OIL. 26796.
13"
RETIRED GENTLEMAN want bed
room and bath in high grade board
ing house. Box 340-R. Star. IL"
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SHARE

For gentleman-First fl. front: So %
wS; running water, maid service.
12e6 18th st. NV. -l7
COLORED-WOMAN wishes to share
an apt. with a couple or single
girls. Ii. 4-092q. -i3
COL0RED-NEAR NE-Young man
to, share lge. bach. apt. with an
other man; privilS.; reas. After $50
or all day Sun, Ii. 4-0332. --12
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Re28 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.w.-Girls
for twin bedrms., piano. TV, wash
ing facilities. home priyils. DU.
ATTRACTIVE room In comfortable
home for elderly people. Cool porch.
shady yard. good meals. 2206 Wis.
ave. NV. EN-. 2-5309. -13
CLUB MASON, 1928 New Hamp. NV.
A club residence for those seeking
the best; sgleS., also dbles. with
pvt, bath; SIT wk. and up, incl full
course meals and hotel services. NO.
FOR EMPL. MOTHER AND child,
twin bedrm., child care. TV. Bendix.
18TH st. NV. section. ia. 9-5307.
REFINED AGED OR INVALID per
son given excellent care and diet in
lovely home OF nurse. No smoking.
EN- 3467T. lis
A Home Away From Home
For refined empl. young lady; nicely
lurn. rm., with meals, in pvt. gentle
home. no other roomers; all home
privils. JU. 9-4696. Id
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7th g. CONGRESS SITS. Sc.

Nearly new apis. e availablel in
very desirable location. Near stores.
transp. and schools. Open view
with no buildings across the street.
modern kit. and bath; also =, bsmt'
for laundry and storage. Front and
rear yards completely sodded. Paved
street, Convenient to Boiling Field
and Navy Yard. Open for inspec-
tion Saturday and Sunday, from
10 am. until dark. Rental S72 so
per mo, excluding utilities.
GRUVER COOLEY CONSTRUCTION
co. S16 Investment Bldg. ma.
S-1737.
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APTs. FURNIsHED-VA.

APT. Mr.. TT. MYER avail. today;
suit for 3 girls or adult couple: 8
mos or longer: ! or 2 bedrms:: be-
ginning at Sl10 mo. Lo. 5-l975 for
AKIINGToN-s.rm. apt, liy: rm..
trance. Cali JA. 7-6476. 10
N. ARL.-Bedrm.. liv. m. dinette,
bath, kit; apt. bldg; conV. every
thing; Sa4 so. KE S-4sI5 Is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. mr., Penta;;
gon; small liv. -bedrm., kitchen and
bath; day, wk. or mo. ia. S-Ss9Q,
ARLINGTON BLVD Govt girls; 2
bedrms.. liv. rm, kit, dinette, bath;
apt bldg, near Ft. Myer and Pen
tagon; bus at corner; 5 min. from
p B.; S125i avail. Oct. l. "a
LIv: RM., dinette, kit, bedrm.; PVT.
gon and Fort Belvoir. ia. 4-0297.
N. ARL.-Five-room furnished apt,
first floor Of two-family unit; all
ferred; no dogs; Sl40 per mo-; lease
KE. S-6677 or JE. 3-1I4l. 13'
LGE. LIV. RM., bedrm. and pvt. tile
bath. pvt. entr.; in nicely furn
home; refgr;. df dd6s desired; refs; $oS
.aE%9N6EiA2s %S; nj e-G9oS; Sed,ms Iiv. vi Tm,
AtAnN kit.' pNt. BATH adults; t;e mo- pets: M utils
furn.; no linens or dishes suitable
to 6 girls; $3.50 mo. TIE. $3.50,
ARLINGTON bedrm.. all utils.: nc
linens or dishes; couple pref. KE
:, s1s2S7 BET; 6;39 G3TTI and g.. r0or, and
bath; completely private; S75. JE
Evening star., 1953-09-12
SLAUGHTER'S
WILL SHOW YOu

How TO save money, time and energy
~ living at one of our popular
downtown addresses. A tidy room,
phone and daily maid service. TV
Good meals with no worry over food
shopping and houSework gives you
time TO meet nice people and enjoy
living at
1927 10th ST. NV. no. 2-6767
Evening star., 1953-09-12
IS M ST. NV.

Attractive Groom kit. and bath apt.
in conv. downtown location: conn
pletely redecorated; rent. S56 per
month to qualified adults.
H. G. SMITHY CO.
Sl1 18th st. NV. ST. 3-33OO
Evening star., 1953-09-12

IN HEART OF TOWN-Livine room.
bedroom. kitchen dinette, full bath
and shower: in apt. bldg. 313 H
st. NV. Apt. l, 1919 pm. -12
jS.E. SECTION-1 bedrm.. liv. rm.,
| kit, dinette and bath; S6S.75; utils.
incl. 10. 2-9S47. -l2
TWO-BEDRM APT; adults; vic. Wal
ter Reed Hospital. RA. 3-1310.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
FOR STUDENTS

1927 10th ST. NV. no. 2-6767
Double rooms. Excellent transporta-
tjnr to all schools. Walking dis
tance to downtown. Very good meals.
Evening star., 1953-09-12

1910 MASS. AVE. NV, Apt. a
Two rooms. kitchen, bath, redecor.,
elec. refer. gas range; S72.
9lg L ST NW.--Three rooms, hall
bath, kitchen, refgr., Venetian
blinds; SIS. To inspect, see janitor
Evening star., 1953-09-12
CRESTWOOD CLUB

tanCe to downtown, Very good meals.
III
CRESTWOOD CLUB
4tG5 Conn. ave. Newly dec. twin
bedrm Excel meals. ConV. tranSp.
Nv EN- 3-4074, l5F
THE JOHN KNPEN HOTEL
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
sT Dix: on Conn ave. overlooking Rock
Creek Park away from traffic noise.
Conv tranSp dble, and sgle. rms;
pyt baths avail; excel. meals;
rates $3.50 wk. UP HO. 2-3566
Evening star., 1953-09-12

5524 9Th ST. N.w.-1 bedrm., Iiv
rm., kit. and bath. S6@.5o. see
ianttor. -13
S.E.-Duplex: liv. rm, bedrm., kit
and bath: white neighborhood,;;
$50 SO; utils. incl: Ii. 7-O25f lib
rm.. dinette kitchen ana bath; ele-
vator building. AID. 2-42S0, NO.
7-199S. -23
533I 4th ST. N.W.-Apply Apt
No. 3. Two-bedroom apt; heat, hot
water; adults only. RA. 6-5233.