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Evening star., 1954-09-29
FILE CABINETS

Grade A 4-drawer steel, legal size
Art Metal General FiEeproof. etc,
sss sS srswsr Sna cost ess ssS xood odf gsiss
Excellent selection of used desks.
Ala 3rd st. NV. Ex. 3-s974.
FIREPLAcE, art; 2 rad. covers with
end book shelves; coffee table; West.
Elec. hotplate. TU. 2-75S5.
FREEZER, RI sla1s3 upright lis Gu. it.. ss new.
FREE2zER. large upright; consider
refgr, smaller freezer or what have
you in trade. OIL. 4-53SO. 80
FREEZER. late 1851 Deepfreeze. IL
Gu; IT,; new new eondition; $500 or best
It: food storage capacity, 525 lbs;
purchased new 1851; list price.
$490; will take S235; excel. cond.
6121 Western ave. NV. Wo. 6-s37s.
FROZEN FOOD CABINETS, new and
used; commercial: excel. cond.; SELL
business only. PRICE REFdR. CO.
34OO Ga. ave. NV. TU. 2-2636.
Sc sssri; s.asss. lgs' skins; new; reasonable sS
FUR COAT, Russian weasel. excellent
sacrifce s100., Can ewes. or sat
4fo9 0daIy4duo ave. 0.S. APT. D.
FURNACE, floor. Coleman. in good
cond. Reasonable offer accepted.
Gaithersburg 369-J-11. 80
FURNISHINGS. living room chair,
SIS; pr. custom-made drapes. So;
good cond. MA. $4,000. Ext. 70s.
FURNITURE 9x15-ft. rose twist
rug, S25; 9x10-ft. rose floral rug,
$25; mahogany Duncan Phyfe din
ing room table and 8 chairs. $40;
maple twin beds, $40 each. HA.. q
FURNiTURE-sofa and chair; green;
modern. Call JE. 4-2592.
FURNITURE-Maple twin beds. excel.
springs. horsehair mattresses, $40
made, wing,back chair with slip
sell; also Westinghouse refgr., Ben
dig washer. stove, deep freeze. DU.
FGRNfTiuRE. 3 rooms. for sale. can
FURNiTURE. used or second hand.
come see. See mgr, Parkside Hotel,
1885 Eye st. NV. 80
FURNITURE SALE-Lowest prices on
better grade bedrm., dining rm.. liv-
ing rm. Factory samples, closeouts.
for for cash. a LION WAREaousE Val e BLDG.
$50 New York ave. NV, daily 1916:
lat
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| MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE

LIVING RIM. SUITE, 2-pc.; dehumid-
t1isr. Must ysst. sell. CAN HA. 2-s615 or
LIv. RIM. furn. and rug. prac. new.
In good cond. Sell quickly. Wo. g.
MATTRESSES, box spring. sofa beds
up to $3.50 Off New onlyl All
brandsi All guaranteed. HU. $4,000.
MEAT BLOCKS. scales, meat saws.
veg. scales, al counter eauipment;
remaining In service business only.
PRICE REFGR. CO.. 3400 Ga. ave.
MEAT CS2SssRRs CASES. all sizes. both new
and used. all types including self
service: excellent cond.; selling out
only sRaeE e ssEsiss Co. sas1
MICROSCOPE New turret micro
scope. enlarges 100. 400. 500 times.
with wood case; only SO delivered.
MoToRs@WVe exchange any moto,
while you wait: 1895 up. Washing
toms largest stock; lowest prices;
ELEcTRic EoUiPMENT CO. sz7s
,snsTnsa shsFman aye; sy II nv: y. Ap. 2-a69o.
HIsayy:dutE i !, : motors sssog also. a5is ii
MOeTooRs. i11oo ooj to 10 .n.p.. ana re.
duction gear; 6.440 volts. rewound: !:
sxeh, cARTY. zoos I4th Ct. NO
MOTORS. electric. 8 phase. h.p. to
15 h.p.. &C., fair condition: 205S
Sth. st: NV AD: L2-9a13.
eond.. ring up to 99.99. a and
totals. Change to self-service forces
US to sell. Would cost over 81 500.
will sac. $175 each. HECHINGER
CO.. 18th and II ne. See Mr.
OFFICE EoUIP.-Desks, chairs, nle
writer's, add, machines: every
thing for the ONCE" CIRCLE TYPE
WRITER CO.. TAI 18th st. NV.
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FURN.-Mahog. spinet desk, s35;
bog, Ewpirs, .S Ire, drssse5. dsS,a. $40. ttSSin tSin
FHRN.-Dble bed. spring; msttfess;
SHIRLEY d1s Z piogss DUKE APIS, APT; 1'
over-stocked due to remodeling. II
to 9 pm. daily. ST. 3-8546. %
FuRN.. bedroom suite. carved desk,
ay ssnzs ssPsh desP aaaae asSs mofss' sos small
tables. assorted dishes Call after
NV. No. 7esa15' Oo -
FURN., entire furnishings. for 3-bsd.
rugs. JE. 4-34os. 3
FURN.-chair bed, S25: mirror. SO:
table. SO: TV chair. 81: 4-drawer
chest. s12: .sd .esrthopedis bed; BED; sac;
Fpss@% fSsno Rfa ron saS dinetts a sSsSS s4e ape
liv. rm.. .S45; bedrm.. mahog. din.
rm., S110 ca: dresser, $40; drop
leaf table. SIS; occ. chairs, tables.
lamps. $3.50: sect. sofa. XII. g.
FURN.-occ. chairs, tables. lamps.
s dishes. dresser. EN-. S-753o. '
FURN.-Leaving city; selling over
stuffed couch and chair; covers for
sshiss. saPlsj gossip bench; sla5' RA.
FURN.@Kit. and din rm. incl, Cold
spot refgr. and Simmons sofa bed.
Any offer consid, co. 5-1436 betw.
FURN.-7-ply mahog. chest: liv. rm.
chair, matching ottoman; new cond; /:
kit. table and chairs, $S: lamps, S2
n ng KIT es.s CAB sio @ :oaRta ipnsE table sI5 s9 s5
rugs, mise. items. RA. 8-3473.
FURN.-Conant Ball maple bedrm.
set and tables. leather wing back
chair. misc. household furnishings,
bric-a-brac. copper. pictures and
Admiral 21-in. Tv' comb. ADs A.
GAS CAST RANGES. used, in cas- is' S con-
dition. Your choice, $40 plus delivery
charge. B. A. CoE AND CO.. 3l21
GAS RANGE, win trade 36-in Hard:
cond. OIL. 4-2237 oil. Elk. 3-0230.
GAS RANGES. new used, installation.
PEERLESS SALES CO., 2237 Georgia
fAs ihs naNcE Rss; s7s. re Eo nj 4-d4sSS gear old
GAS RANGES. new used: repairs, oil.
sesl, wood RANGES; AcMEE. sdE. STOVE
eInlsTaR 5oll n NV" ,mAorss mA s.seo2 2venet,ar
hsnd sioxn hand P0assS decorated snsn stem
sss ssss: Can sS sfs' sssis' ss'1fs's5s 60
GOLF CLUBS. 9 Lawson Little. ;,
Wright B. Ditson. woods, steel
shaft. I, z and 8. SIS. JE. 3-S654.
HEATERS, new. used (gas. oil. coal,
elec.). Lowest prices. ACME STOVE.
1O11 7th NV. MA. $685..
HIDE-A-BED-Cover in brown
tweed, $40. KE. 7-0395. bet. $3.50
HospGTaL Us fiSH BED, perfect cond. tno
mattressl: cost S116. viii sell for
YCE CREAM FREEZER or thick milk
shakes with 60-gal hardening cab
met. Cosr $4,000, will sacrifice fol
$3.50 In operation at 435 7th St
KARDEx FILE. lock front; 1000
card capacity; new cond. DI. z
KROEH1R, modern green sofa bee
and 3-piece blond bedrm, set. dble
bed. Best offer. Call after pm
LU. BOOST. 30
LAMPS, Is, china, brass: silk and
parchment shades; must sell. reason
able, " price and less; originally
up to $43. Call ME. S-4661, te
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1924 Vermont Ave. NV
EMBASSY APARTMENT
1741 28th ST NE

Very large, beautifully furn. 1-bedrm.
apt. in this conveniently located
well-kept bldg. adj. schools. buses
and good parking. plus laundry and
storage space. Available now, 500.
utils. Incl. ALSO CAN BE RENTED
manager. or call LU. 4-2S54.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 K ST. NV. Elk. 3-1S11
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RooMs FuREllsHED-N.E.

MICHIGAN PAHK--Nice rms. in love-
" home; meals BY former Va. lady,
or kit. priyii.s Seas.; garage. HO.
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Your Inspection Invited
Call EN-. 2-88OO
Dupont Circle Area

dupont circle Area
blocks Mayfiower Hotel. Walk %
work. Large living room, spacious
bedroom. Large GE kitchen. d.
nette; clean and cheerful. Cross
ventilation. Russ wall-to-wall. Auto.
washing machine, TV. dishes. linen.
silverware; daily maid service; free
gas, electric and phone; mo. lease;
suitable 4 men; $14o mo. DU. z
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BRICK, PLUMBING
LUMBER, STEEL
Selection Of miscellaneous
used material, best ct North
east store. But brick are avail.
able at AL 8 stores.
RTTHTrTAT @N

used material, best At North
east store, But brick are avail.
HECHINGER co.
rive stores Phone lincoln 7-e4oo
BRICK-BRICK
] ,00o. 900 good, hard. clean. used
Immediate Delivery
Arrow Wrecking Co.
--0 Exenins pihons. yu. 5-sea41 80
CALCuLATOR, Monroe, cleo. Model
9AIIl2G26. SIG psa 1ffh. fsshnal'lsRR: RR iis gS.ss:
CAMERA, Leica Ill (, F-2 sumitar
M1sasa0t KAMp Ra slssio 81 .f RIM. ss VS. sss Ttm pm
CAMERAS7 Price. quality. guaranteed
ssryice-you can't beat BRENNER
933 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 7-2434.
CAMERA. Revere s movie with 8 NJ
reasonable. !a Rhone 9tso TE. e-617s g.! be-
CAR-WAsH MACHINE for sale: good
sets It. MoNTdoMERY Hills
MOBIL SERVICE STATION. Ga.
sps;nsi ave; and ad Seminary rd.' silver
caRPETING-up isi SS TO 500. orrI j !!
All, brandsl All coiors! | Any size! /
All guaranteed ! CAN Hu. $4,000.
CIGARETTE MACHINE, like new,
Dugrenier. with change maker; price
ICE & CREAM sRl iAe Co. ss, Route 50, oAdE Holy
wood Park. Md. Evergreen 4-4217.
CLOCK, old French, very handsome
bronze. Call HU. 3-4329 after Il
DAIRY BOXES. both open g. g.. also
reach-in type; new and used: excel.
IN service business only. PRICE
REFGR. CO.. 3400 Ca. ave-. TU.
DTAMGoNDs-Lady's 1N cts. ssa5:
lady's " Ct, $75; mans GA cts,
$1.750: lady's l CT. $225; lady's
lady's ia cts. $3.50. LIVINGSTON
d CO., 1923 H st. NV. ME. S-526S.
DIAMOND RING, mans, win satisfy
sale sss5. Gaithersbufs 467-W-5.
DTNETTE SETS, orig. 500; SPECIAL,
S3Q5Oi 5-pc. chrome or wrought
iron: new onlyl Cali HU. $4,000.
DRYER. brand-new 1852 Bendix
auto. gas dryer; $3.50. WA. 7-l966.
ELECTRIC RANGE. Frigidaire. new.
3O". Still at dealers, won as prize.
Best offer. WA. 7-336S. 30
ENCYCLOPEDIA. never been. used.
(new Standards; S75 or best offer.
EscYeLdfEDiA eG1s bk Szo4i brsnsneR amy sRe 1854
Americana; owner leaving for over
seas; never been opened; excel. buy.
FOAM RUBBER, so-in. matt. ss7. so.
all sizes. J.. u. GICHNER, 2513 NJ
st. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
FOAM RUBBER, 3Ox76. $21: cheap
promotienal type. Better buy our
top-auality Goodyear air foam. The
best on plywood or springs. GILL;
LAND, 2145 r NV. Elk. 3-6633. i
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FTJRNITTJRE

USED, IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
Sofas, S14.95 up; lounge chairs, $40
up; bed springs. SO: mattresses,
SIS; end tables, S4.95: floor lamps,
So; table lamps, S2.98; night
stands, S5; scatter rugs, S2.SS.
FURNITURE TRADING MART, 215
King ST.. Alex, Va, XII. $4,000.
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS EURNlsHEp--N.W.

l025 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Dbl. bed,
stove. refgr.. running water and nr
bath Very good transp. HO. 2-0352
WILSON HOUSEs-Excel. rms, sgie.
$35-$40-45. Dbles. 25-s30-$35. Pvt
DOWNTOWN--Clean, extra-spacIous
dble.: Bendix. TV privils.. twin beds:
$3.50 per person. HO. 2-532I 80
1928 21st ST. NV, nr. Dupont
Circle-Attrac. rm. for 1 or Q gentle
men; pvt. bath; maid service. DU
es1s ctSxiTHEDRAL AVE-. on CONN Conn
Lge. attrac. front rm.; large closet;
pvt. home. AID, 4-453l. go
RIGHT OFF CONN. AVE, 2o21 Kalo-
rama I'd: ssle: and dble. rms;a So
wk. and up. Du. 7-e785. so
5510 18th ST. N.W.-Attrac.. lge.
front liv.-bedrm. comb. with
windows, pvt. bath, maid serv., air
cond.: pvt. parking: suitable for q:
$50 mo. RA 3-5442. 80
VIVIAN HOTEL. 1878 @ st. NV
2 blks. from White House: conv
govt. bldgs and shopping. Calls
taken switchboard: running water.
elevator. SINGLES. $3.50 to $3.50
1IsI 18th ST. N.w.-clean. from,
rm.. innerspring mattress: nY. bath,
% week HU. 3.9676. -2
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FARM AND GARDEN

INC CUB tractor as low as S770. for
Iarm lawn: garden nurseries, GEM
eteries: golf course. industrial. etc.
nMaAaLoNEYS. naAa INC. Silver Spring.
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used;
INC. Silver Spring. Md. u. s-s3333 q
NEW EQUIPMENT = FUN line Of In.
een new HosnS Ht5issSTs ana apS M.v
backho and loader irrigation. Meyer
Brillion grass seeders. Ezee Flow
nme sewers. baler and binder twine;
parts and service. MALONEY'S,
WH1NEsseosRsos E sisess osGS1ns NURSERIES,, INC
mentais bearinsosise nsas spple Graa. ersss.
Fau best planting time. JOHN A.
GEEEL, Distr:, Ii. 7-067S.
TEE REMOVAL. pruning, trimming,
~; C;-Md;; free est. MR.. CLAYTON.
uN. 4-O903 or Ia. 9-079s. any time.
PLAIN FILL DIRT, topson. blue stone
GsxTcavatlag: exc hauling. MR.. HARTING.
VIRGIN 0GEoifson. best quality. "a an,
GAspseApE p'R9fd Ssa en- GGN.144s 41s9s
VERY Coon. RICH ropsorL for
lawns and greenhouses; very reason
able. Call 10. S-4933.
NOW Is THE SEASON for topsoi]
that can be handled with q rake,
and COW manure JE. 2-1349 80
BULLDOZERS for grading, excavat-
Ing. land clearing; free estimates.
Call UN. 4-S533; night. AP. 7-O59s
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
Topsoil, manure. trees, shrubbery,
azaleaS. FOUSE g. BILD. JE, 4-O646
JE. 2-2S43. JE. 3-0S7S.
AZALEAS, hardy field grown, SOC and
up: 2510 18th st. ne.
TOPSO1L, dark rich loan. Ideal
for lawns, flowers and greenhouses.
Iva tons. $12 del. Lo. 7-7487.
APPLES. various kinds from own
farm: $3.50 to $3.50 per bushel.
5742 oregon ave. NV, WO. ~6-7O29.
TOPSOIL. best by Government test;
5-cu.-yd. load delivered, SI2: In
USED EouirMENfEcab' e u n G 2E aie4GS Super c.
H: John Deere B. OC3 cletrac; INC
lap corn picker: "a picker for II
or M. 2M picker, wood picker, John
Deere Harvester with motor and
PTO, new Holland blower, INC As
haler. new Holland baler, plowS,
disks: combines, mowers and rakes.
MALCNEY'S. INC, 1926 Georgia
ave. JU. 8-3333.
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ROOMS UhFURNlsHED
ROOMS WITH BoARD

COLORED-ROOM WITH PORCH
for employed person; home priv
ilegeS. Ii. 6-2315.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TABLE, mahog.. long and narrow,
It.. by 2 IT. Reas. Call ewes. AID.
4.2S42. No dealers. -1
TARPAULINS. lOxl2, $1O.SO; 1Ox14.
$12.60: 6x8. $3.50. We set the pace,
others copy. Drop cloths. paper. 81;
slefa ssfa 3; & 90; n.v canxas Rx ss-sss95c
S-way comb. Admiral,
with AMIN, radio. thoroughly
recond.. $50; 17-in. console TV, $40.
SLATTERY'S. 1909 Wisconsin ave.
NV. KE. 7-1600. Open ewes. It'll o.
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Bellevue Gardens
APARTMENTS
Completely Redecorated
BEDROOM
UNFURNISHED, $72
FTTRNTSHED COS
UTILITIES lNCLUpED

Large rooms. 4 to 5 closets, new g.
cu.-ft Westinghouse refrigerator
with freezing compartments now be-
ing installed; spacious lawns, ad-
3acent to large Fairgrounds with day
Phone 10. S-lO4o.
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REEGR.. Philco 9-cu.-ft. excel cond. !;
1880. 732 5th st. NV. 80
REFGR: 1854. dE, o Gu. IT.; 500.
kEFGR., hi sRsooii BAKERY or delicatessen ss
sass aousf sf56 duts s. Esh ilss
RooPiiNS sSpRi sge coRfo11SsDDss 11iSsDso; suisab,. for
any kind Of roof; 10-year guarantee;
easy to apply; 6-gaL cans; 76c per
gallon, while it lasts. Call La.
RGGs. Oriental. Persian. Chinese;
moderns. ANTIQUES; moderate prices.
RARE RUG SHOP, 2427 18th st. NV.
RUGS. briar twist, nine green 9x12,
two 12x15, ozite pads, excel. eond.
1eas. M Must NY sell. Call ME. s-4e61
RUGseBeaut. rose beige sx15. 4
au1site coiors. pads. XII. S-2sis. Il
RUG CLOSE-OUT.
Imported Persian. rdesisn Okla rugs
ORIENTAL RUG MART
1906 @ st. NV. ME. S-0416
SEWING MACH. sALE-Beaut. Singer
rotary console, now sos. 80; brand
new new portable; 'sg 1.aa,s ssee.6o. ss1a Lee
SHELVING, and gondoias, also stain
less steel checkouts. alse electric
checkouts. all types refrigeration
equip: new and used; selling out
cheap: remaining In service business
only. PRICE REFGR. CO.. S400 Ca.
ave NV. TU. 2-2636.
SHOWCASES, 2, for S75. Restaurant
equip, table and chairs, grill and
broiler, sink and grease trap: cheap,
DU. 10000. II
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Aforementioned
Efficiency Apartments
CARLTON HOUSE
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV,

A recently completed fireproof build
ing, beautifully decorated and fur.
nished by Dorothy Draper.
DAILY RATES REDUCED FOR Ex
TENDED OCCUPANCY TO AP
FORTUNATELY S160 PER MO
WITHOUT LINENS OR MAID SERV.
ICE OR $500 PER MONTH WITH
LINEN AND MAID SERVICE
Secretariai service, sun deck over
teleyision antenna system. garage
facilities; 10 minis. from White
House.
v~x,x To- T.@yys%ol
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OFFICE FURNITURE

500 DESKS. WOOD AND STEEL.
TTABLEs. = CHAIRS. IA FILE cABTTN4EiTss,
Fk6Fsi FEREb Ar sAviSds SAVINGS uP SYTSa7 To 7sS' &
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP.
500 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
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ssl5 s.r5s,d a4.n u, ST. Nyvery s..s n,es . lss
Portable $6S mo. AD. 4-1635. --8t
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Grade A 4-drawer steel, legal size
Art Metal General Fireproof. etc,
II new would cost $95, our price,
Excellent selection Of used desks,
available also. N. FRANK q SOM.
Ala 3rd st. NV. EX. 3-2974.
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Spacious, / bedrm., liv. rm.: utils.;
switchboard and eIev.; handy din
ing foyer. kit. and bath: all shop
pins centers: children accepted.
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DBL. RMS, $3.50 WK.
Rms. for ladies or gentlemen. Also
sgie. rms. 81 wk. and up: next bath:
maid serv.; blk. of Conn: walking
dist. downtown. 1926 18th st. NV.
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VIC. 10th AND COL. RID.
Compl. floor; liv. rn., 2 bedrms.. kit,
tile bath. shower: nicely furn.; conv.
shop, transp.: suit. 4. RA. 6-1S16.
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ROOMS fURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.W.

COLORED--NICELY FURN. front
rm.. 4122 18th st. NV. RA. 3-6792.
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18th and H sts. NE Ii. 7-s4oo
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MT. PLEASANT, 1898 Newton st. NV.
Mice. rnn., kitchen and bath. apt.
bldg: adults: $65. -,3
NV. - COMFORTABLY FURN.: uv.
yn., bedrm.. kit. and bath: Al utils /;
3 refned adults; $S5. TU. 2-1z0e.
I'll
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SLAUGHTER'S
ELMWOOD
RooMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

COLORED-REFINED EMPLOYED
week; near busline. ia. 4-O349. II
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733 9th st. NV, ST. 3-6688
Open Daily, Sc: Thurs. 90
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CONTINUED On Next Page.)
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q ST. NV, 5 rms, entir0
=, det. home, / blk. bus and
r; adults only: $75 mo. ia.
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SIIRIET

SUbIEI
Nr. 18th and Columbia I'd. NV. Until
June 1; sunny, top-h. apt, in quiet.
well-mannaged bldg: secretarial
service. Lge. liv. rm.. bedrm., dress
ing rm., bath, inclosed porch, di-
nette, kitchenette; completely and
distinctively furn.; linens and silver
II desired; $3.50 per mo. incl. park
ing space in bldg. hsmt. Shown by
appointment only. Refs. required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-19
Allied Group And Commission
Spar Again at Budget Hearing

board could do something about
providing trash and garbage COL
lection for unincorporated COM
munities in Prince Georges.
The commissioners never did
get around to saying what they
might do about it.
Morris Allen. executive di-
rector of Montgomery County
Taxpayers. Inc, asked most of
the questions Mr.. Hotsko didn't
ask.
Mr.. Allen inquired if figures
are available on the number of
citizens who do not get water or
sewer service from the commits
sion but still have to pay ad
valorem taxes to the board.
Harry Shaw, the utility's chief
engineer. said he thought the
total would be less than 10 per
cent of the taxpayers in the dis
trict.
Mr.. Hotsko, Mr.. Allen and
Mrs. Saylor commended the
board for letting the public speak
out on fiscal matters heretofore
decided behind closed door.
So did Larry Oosterhous of the
Joint Committee of the Prince
Georges-Takoma Park Civic AS
sociationS.
Mr.. Oosterhous went even fur
ther. He complimented the util-
ity for increasing one appropria-
tion-for public relations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-19
Local Offices Bill
Is Called an ATTEMPT
To Influence Suit
BY O Stoff Correspondent Of The stor

RICHMOND. Feb. ia House
committee today heard legisla-
ton to give Federal employees the
right to hold local Offices in Vir-
ginia branded as an attempt to
influence the outcome Of a suit
pending in the Supreme Court.
Attorney Charles Pickett of
Fairfax made the accusation
after branding Government work.
ers generally as foreigners and
aliens whose ideas do not fol-
low the Virginia tradition.
The committee deferred action
until next week.
Only Mr.. Pickett and Attorney
John Locke Green of Arlington
appeared in opposition to the
legislation at a public hearing by
the House Privileges and Elec-
tions Committee. A large dele
CATION from the 10th congress
sional district. including about 10
speakers. supported the proposal.
Under consideration was the
Senate-approved bill of Charles
R. Fenwick of Arlington and
John A. K. Donovan of Fairfax
to give counties the right
to determine by referendum
whether Federal employees may
hold local government Offices.
An identical measure. sponsored
by the 10th district House dele
cation, also was before the group.
Malcolm A. Miller, attorney,
representing the Arlington Civic
Federation. told the committee
that the pending suit has moth
ing to do with the section of the
law which is involved in the leg
islation. The suit on appeal in
wolves the right of Government
workers to serve on school
boards. as provided in another
statute, he said.
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Commercial zoninq
Bids Fought in Two
Montgomery Areas

More than 100 residents Of two
predominantly residential areas
of Montgomery County last night
angrily opposed commercial zon-
ing requests in their neighbour
hoods.
The hearings, held in the
Bethesda County Building by
the County Council. involved a
2-acre plot next to Garrett Park
and a lot at Old Georgetown
and Glenbrook roads in Bethes-
da.
Garrett Park residents, includ-
ing Mayor Francis j. Short and
members of the Town Council,
protested the application of H.
Lee Chisholm, Garrett Park bust
nessman. for light industrial
coming on property adjacent to
the town northeast of the Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad tracks.
The land. opponents said. is
close by a neighborhood of sim
gle family dwellings.
In the other coming matter
Judge Carey E. Quinn of the
County Court of Tax Appeals
represented Battery Park home
owners who object to proposed
office building in their section
of Bethesda.
Samuel and Maurice Gendle-
man requested the coming change.
They presented plans for a mod
ern. aforementioned building
suitable for doctors and dentists
Offices.
The council ordered the record
kept open for five days. during
which additional information
may be filed by the interested
parties.
A county proposal for side
walks on Arlington road from
Elm street to Wilson lane in Be-
thesda was cited as necessary for
the safety of school children.
Newman Bumstead. 1924
North lane. Bethesda. headed a
group of citizens who described
Arlington road as a death trap"
for children walking to the Be-
thesda Elementary School.
DR.. Robert c. Patterson. presi-
dent of the Edgemoor Citizens
Association, said his group con-
SiderS the sidewalks necessary.
He suggested the county might
contribute to the cost of putting
in the walks.
Homeowners on Arlington
road, however, pointed out the
improvement would be paid for
through assessments against
Arlington road property owners.
County officials estimated the
assessment would exceed 5000 per
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-19
Strike Vote Slated
By Sanitary Agency
Workers March 6

Union leaders have recon-
mended strike against the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission. unless the nearby
Maryland utility recognizes the
union by March 6.
The strike was advised last
night by the executive board Of
Local Z. Government ard Civic
Employees Organizing Commit
tee. CLIO.
Collie Young, eolored. 1888 Kolb
street. Capitol Heights. the local
president. said the local has
some $50 members.
A walkout would disrupt the
sanitary boards operations. he
said.
Mr.. Young said the strike
recommendation followed "seven
months of fruitless efforts to
gain recognition for the union. p"
The membership will take a
strike vote at a meeting on
March 6. said Mr.. Young, pro-
vided the utility has not come
to terms by then.
A sanitary board spokesman
said today the commissioners
probably will be unable to meet
to discuss the strike threat un-
til Tuesday
He added that the utility is
attempting to nave the State
attorney general rule on whether
the sanitary board could deal
with a union on a contract.