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q moor nght was possible over
the nominations.
The election was postponed
last night when DR.. Martin Me
moeller of Germany presented a
motion asking the Nominating
Committee to reconsider the
slate so as to include a layman
for the councils highest honor.
The motion to postpone action
for "a hours was adopted, 1853
to 146.
There are several reasons why
any change in the original list
is unlikely, 1t was noted today.
Assembly Action Necessary.
In the first place, to add q
layman and bring the number
OF presidents to seven would re-
quire an assembly action re-
scinding a resolution adopted
last week limiting the council
heads to six. Such a reversal is
regarded as highly improbable.
Second, to displace any one OF
those already named inevitable
would result in serious council
repercussions. Every effort I'M
doubtedly will be made to avoid
this.
Then there is the difficult task
OF selecting layman who meets
the desired essential of an inter-
national reputation among
church people. and also has the
desired geographical and COM
munion representation. The
chance OF such a layman accept
ing the nomination under pres
emit conditions does not appear
likely.
One Of the laymen mentioned,
DR.. Reinhold Won. Thadden-
Trieglaff Of Fulda, Germany.
who meets the above require
ments, has indicated he would
not accept the nomination. an
informed source said.
State Presented Monday.
The Nominating Committee.
headed by DR.. j. Earl Moreland
OF Ashland, Va, presented a
slate Of six candidates for the
presidiurn Monday night.
They were the Right Rev
Henry Knox Sheriff. of New
York. presiding bishop Of the
Episcopal Church; Archbishop
Michael. representing the ecu
menical patriarchate of the
Eastern Orthodox Churches with
offices in New York; DR.. John
Baltic Of Scotland, Church of
Scotland; Bishop Otto K. Dr.
belius Of the United EVANGELICAL
Church in Germany, Methodist
Bishop Sante Uberto Barbieri
OF Buenos Aires, Argentina, and
South Indian Mar Thoma Jul
hanon. metropolitan of the Mar
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break of violence after half
million Brazilians had gathered
at Rios downtown airport to pay
q last farewell to Mr.. Vargas
the strong man leader who chose
yesterday to take his own life
rather than yield the presidency
to force.
Three persons were killed and
80 injured in clashes yesterday
In Brazil. This morning troops
patrolled the streets in heavy
numbers while Mr.. Vargas body
was taken from the presidential
palace to the airport.
There was no outburst until
after the plane left the airport
for Mr.. Vargas home in South
ern Brazil, where he was to be
buried in an unblessed grave.
Troops Rush Crowd.
A crowd gathered in front of
the Air Ministry, apparently to
express their hostility at the SO
air force and army generals
who forced Vargas, Il, to resign.
Troops rushed to the scene and
opened fire. injuring two persons.
Violence spread to other areas.
In the central area Of the city
. riot car equipped with high
pressure hoses tried to dispense
q mob. The angry Brazilians
mohbed the car and set it afire.
At least 20 persons were re-
ported injured in that incident.
Hospitals In another section
reported treating at least 10 per-
sons for injuries in clashes with
authorities.
Windows of the Standard Oil
Co. building were smashed and
crowds gathered at the United
States Embassy, which was
placed under heavy guard.
Streets Finally Cleared.
Troops finally cleared the
streets. Loudspeakers mounted
on trucks rolled through the
downtown area, calling on the
population in the name of the
chief Of police to maintain order.
Anti-Vargas newspapers and
United States diplomatic build
ings and firms were targets
Of yesterdays rioters. They
burned the Office of the Diaries
Associates publishing and radio
chain in Porto Allegro, on the
Atlantic Coast, heavily damaged
the United States consulates in
Belo Horizonte and Porto Allegro,
and hurled rocks through the
windows of the heavily guarded
United States embassy in Rio.
Many rioters, apparently
spanked by the Communists as
well as traditional anti United
States feelings, blamed the
United States for fomenting the
crisis which brought Mr.. Vargas
downfall.
Obviously, too. the rioters were
melted by the 600-word suicide
letter Mr.. Vargas wrote just be-
(See VARGAS. Page Ally
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day in touting the administra-
ton program to destroy the
Communist menace" through
constitutional means.
His aim appeared to be three
fold:
/. To emphasize that the jus
tice Department and FBI are do
ing all right in battling COM
munism and should do better
with new laws passed by Con-
gress this summer.
2. Thus. by implication, to try
to- drive home the point that
Senator Mccarthy has no mo-
nopoly on anti-communism.
8. To disassociate his admin
istration from the tactics of
the Wisconsin Republican Sem
ator which are at issue in the
move by some other Senators
to- censure him for conduct un-
becoming to the Senate.
Seized Occasion.
The, President seized on the
occasion Of signing a bill OUT
having the Communist Party and
cracking down on Red-domi-
mated unions to issue a 1000
word statement reviewing the
administration anti-Red pro-
gram.
Throughout the statement he
emphasized justice and fair play
standards.
And he took the trouble to
walk out on the steps of the
Lowry Air Force Base building
housing his summer Office here
to paraphrase a part of bis
statement before television and
newsreel cameras.
The American people are de-
termined to accomplish the de-
feat of communism, Gen. Eisen-
hover said, lin strict conformity
with the requirements Of justice.
fair play and the Constitution of
the United States"
"They realize" ne added, "that
employment of any other means
would react unfavorably against
(see COMMUNISTS. Page A-4o
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Crush Kills Is Turks

ISTANBUL. Aug. Is R.A
train hit q truckload Of cotton
field workers near AdanaS,
Southern Turkey, tday. killing
16 Of them and injuring ~. press
reports said.
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British Refuse 10 Give
Sailor Back 10 Poland
BY the Associated Pres.

LONDON. Aug. 25.-Britain
today rejected Poland's demand
for the return Of Antoni Klimo-
wicz. the Polish sailor who slowed
away on a freighter to escape his
Communist homeland and was
granted asylum here.
Eighty British police rescued
the 24-year-old seaman from the
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Eighth InstoIIment Of Antoni Klimcwicz'
Own Story. Page A-l0
Polish freighter Jaroslaw Da-
browski July 81. He hid on the
ship when it left Poland. Crew.
men caught him before he could
escape in London and were haul
ing him back to his homeland.
The British note turned down
Poland's demands for compen-
sation for alleged damage re-
Sulting from detention of the
ship and the police action.
The British also denied Polish
charges Of police brutality. Far
from initiating violence" the
note said, the police "were them
selves subject to attack"
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Legion Chief
ToBeGreeted
Capital Today
ConnelI's Arrival to
Spur Preparations
For Convention

Preparations for the 36th an
nual convention Of the American
Legion will be intensified today.
with the arrival in washington
OF National Commander Arthur
j. Connell.
The head man of the veterans
organization viii be greeted at
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BY Cospor Names
St0r sioff Correspondent

EVANSTON. Ill, Aug. U.s.
Informed sources indicated to-
day that the original slate of six
presidential nominees for the
World Council of Churches will
be resubmitted to the assembly
for a vote tonight.
This indication came after
there were other indications that
Church Council Gets Joponese PIeo for
outlowins A-Bomb. Poae Az
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Legion Business Tokes Contender
$4,000 Miles in Ysor. Pooe IA
Convention Co. ordinate. Says Behavior
Will Be the Best. Poee AS
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New Riots Hif
Rio Body Of
Vargas Leaves
Troops Fire on Crowd
Before Air Ministry:
Police Cor Mobbed
by The Associated Press

RIO DE JANIERo, Aug. 49,
Widespread rioting some Of it
directed at American business
installations-fiared in the Bra
lillian capital today Immediately
after the body of former Presi-
dent Getulio Vargas was taken
by plane to burial in Southern
Brazil.
Two persons were killed and
more than 80 injured in an out
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Text Of Letter Left by Vargas Before
Killing Himself. Pose Al
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| President dresses
Fair Play in Fight
ToCurb U. 5. Reds
Emphasis on Justice
UnderIines Cleavage
With McCurthy Tactics
By Gornett D. Horner
Sfor staff correspondent

DENVER, Aug. 25.-President
Eisenhower hopes to make clear
the cleavage between his admin-
istration and McCarthyism by
continued emphasis on Justice"
and "fair play" in fighting COM
munisna.
This was indicated by the un-
usual lengths he went to yester-
Eisenhower Statement Halls New Red
Curb Legislation. Poee A-2S
Eisenhower TO, Toke Part in Ceremonies
at Boulder September "a. Page A-2s
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(See VARGAS. Page A-12.)
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(See HOUSING, Page A-4.)
, 1954-10-18

Virgin Islands. That task re-
mains to be done. It's accom-
plishment IS necessary in or
der to accurately determine
where each person belongs in
the new system, in order to
accurately determine the new
personnel budget requests.
This step is potent with posi-
bilities for financial savings.
Continued tomorrow
, 1954-10-18
Plan Of Reorganization Of the Government
L. .....T-I.iA
Of the Virgin IsIonds
So. Thornas

Reprinted from the Daily News ST. Thomas
Following passage Of the New Organic Act foE the Virgin Islands
James N. Nebrit. il. p. G. outstanding attorney and G / Washington.
Consultants in Washington, p G were employed TO provide an OUT
line Of the organization which they believe should be developed in
the Virgin Islands based on the provisions of the law. The consuItant
recommended the abolnhing Of 81 Of the go boards, commissions.
committees and authorities and the creation Of seventeen insular
boards. commissions and authorities. thus making a total Of ~.
Said the consultants: This proposal. like any other. is not self
operating. II calls for q certain measure Of adjusts on all sides. some
give and take. and wisdom and consideration. II must be bourne in
mind that the people involved ia the islands are the same ones e
siding there before The revision Of the Organic Act and thai it IS they
who are governed. The text Of the recommendation is as follows.
, 1954-10-18
N Q
TO III INCOME TAX PAY.
PAYERS IN ST. cRoIX

Effective on and after Octo-
Der Il, 1854 all income tax
forms, such as Employers
Quarterly Withholding Tax
Reports, Declaration of EST
mated Tax, Individual Income
Tax Returns and Corporation
Income Tax Returns, previous
~ filed in st. Croix, shall be
filed with the Income Tax
Division, Charlotte Amalie,
st. Thomas, v. l., and all in
come tax payments due there
should be made to said office.
No income tax matters will
be handled in st. Croix after
said date.
HHA4MEE
Income Tax consultants will
visit st. Croix periodically for
the purpose Of advising taxpay
ers relative to any problems
which may arise in connection
with their returns. Advance
announcement Of their visits
will be given in the local
newspapers.
Department Of Finance
St. Croix, October Z, 1854
Z. R. CONRAD
Asst. Comm. Of Finance &
Supply
, 1954-10-18
N 0 TICE

IN accordance with section 5B, Public Law SIT, The Or
|ganic Act Of the Virgin Islands of the United States July ~,
1854, the drawing for the order Of the names upon ballot for
the election on November 2, 1854, will take place at Govern
House in st. Thomas and Government House N Christian
|sted, st. Croix at pm. Tuesday, October19 1854. The draw
limo for the order Of the names upon the ballot for the Dis
|trict Of ST. John will take place at the office of the Admins
traitor for st. John at II am. Tuesday, October -, 1854.
the Candidates at large, or their representatives, and
Those candidates for the District Of s.. Thomas, or their re-
representatives. will be required to be present at the Govern
Ement House. on st. Thomas at 5 pm. Tuesday October 19,
1854. I have designated Mr.. George Simmonds, Administra-
tor for ST. John as my authorized representative at the
drawing 0 fots for the order of names on nthe ballot for the
District Of ST. John. The drawing for the order Of names
for the District Of ST. John will be held at the Office of the
Administrator for st. John at II am Tuesday, October 10
1854.
have designated DR.. David c. Canegata, Administers
tor for 81. Croix as my authorized representative at the
drawing Of lots for. the order Of names on the ballot for the
District Of ST. Crofx. All candidates for the District Of ST.
|Croix or their representatives, will be required to be pre-
sent at the Government House in St. Croix at 5 pm. Tuesday,
at the Government House in St. Croix at 5 pm. Tuesday,
October 10, 1854.
The Government Secretary Of ST. Thomas, DR.. Canegata
in st. Croix, and Administrator Simmonds in St. John will,
in accordance the Organic Act, draw for any candidate
who does not appear in person Or does not have an authorized
representative present.
Authorized representatives will present their credentials
to the Government Secretary. Or the Administrators for ST.
.Croix, or the Administrator for 81. John, prior to the draw
Government Of the Virgin Islands, Charlotte Anaie
ST. Thomas, October 13, 1854
CHARLES K. U
Government Secretary
#
, 1954-10-18
Recommendation 8 & 4

St. C1oix provides the only
important agricultural devel-
opment in the islands and has
the only agricultural expert
ment station. Thus it is both
logical and wise to establish
headquarters for the Depart
ment of Agriculture and La
Dor in st. Croix. Also since
this agency is new it will not
have the problems Of moving
perssonel and physical facili-
ties from st. Thomas to St.
Croix. Finally, there is a short
age of building space in St.
Thomas, while st. Croix has
adequate and, in fact, super
ior space in government build
ings for this department.
Education on an insular
basis is also new in the Is
lands, except for vocational
education. Due to limitations
Of space it appears wise to
place this department in st.
Croix also. Some slight per
sonnet problems may arise
but they will be minor in char
acter. To locate this major de
partment in St. Croix will
tend to relieve the pangs
caused by the loss Of the MUM
cipal Council, and may go a
long way toward lessening
the unWholesome aspects Of
the rivalry which exists be-
tween st. Thomas and St.
Croix.
Recommendation 5
In making this study we
had the invaluable aid of the
Assistant Classification Off
Ger Of the Department Of the
Interior, but due to- limitation
IN time, he was unable to
make a desk audit Of each posi-
ton ii the Government Of the
, 1954-10-18

Asst. Comm. Of Finance &
Supply
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STOP LOOK!

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MODERN, 2-BEDRAx. Art. "a lit d.
Completely redec.. washing machine
furn.; outdoor drying yard; SOS
mo-. utils. incl. Apt. 1912 Roa-
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BIGGEST ROOM SIZES ia the area.
You should see these apis. st Elmar
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combining cool comfortable, COM
yenient living with rent appeal;
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EXTRA-L.ARGE

y 15zA > KtxA x1xx1tNNH
and 3 bedrm. apts.: direct transp.
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ARLINGTON---Mod. i ana 2 bedrna.
apts.. cow. GEORGETOWN. Fort Myer.
Pentaeon, parkine. Shoppings adults.
$3.50 and $9e. Out Wilson blvd.
lett on Oak st., right 70 lisa 18th
"a. n MRS. FANDRICH. --26
e6B.. ARL.--1 bedrm.. iiy. rm.. kit.
bath. No utils. furn. Avail, Aus. i.
n. ARL.-s-bedrm. apt. "a mod. spt.
bldg Excel. location, redec,; I'm
med. occur. IA. 2-694O. ewes. --22
ARLNGTON-,Senior citizen, do you
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posures; nice lawn; nice people SUR
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A Apfi I s,ln e Z Ssoe Lee hwy Vacant.
nm. corner apt. In modern apt.
newly Decorated. INSPECT ssei ALT 10: 3oS
at 230S Lee hwy; $50. incl. utils,
in. Cali KE. s-4iS3. -$S
sids II. 0f Folt Ms sDs mi %od i.n sns
plus utils. Avail. now. IA. 7.c54i.
N. ARL,, westovsr--Lse. bedrm.. iiv.
everything: $40. "a. S-bsSS. rs
2rBEDRM. APT.-Sse. 80
Ari., clAse-in de luxe apt. bldg. Car
peted halls. exposures, pareuet
floors, super sound insulation; un-
limited storage; parking. IA. b-6b34.
WEsToVER
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bath; conv. to shoppinR center,
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ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
1888 WILSON BLVD. AfL.. VA.
ia. 7-444S --23
N. ARLINGTON
CLARENDON VICINITY
Attractive 1-bedrm. apt. in modern
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stores and express transp. to D. c.:
$74.50 incl. all utils. Apply Res.
MGR. Apt. 9. 1915 n Queen st.,
DREYFus BROS.
1019 18th ST. NV. Ma. .e-0Ss2
ALEXANDRIA
/ AND 2 BEpRNds.; LIv, RM., pI-
10 STORES, THEATER AND BUS.
MINIMUM FARE TO WASH. AND
PENTAGON BLDG.
/, RIVERVIEW APIS.
lilo N. PITT ST. IL. 6-Qs69
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APT. VALUES

APT. VALUES
ssl RALEIGH ST Sc.
Ds sisfP ss7 ~ 81 s psr mo- n.ns''' l's aho
1850 27th 81 Sc
New bldg: excel transp and shop.
ping; | bedrm liv. I'm. dinette.
Kit. and bath. incl al utils Ss4.50
1918 LINCOLN RID. NE.
bath. incl utiis.; SIS.
70s q ST Sc
bedrm. lfv rm. kit and bath.
4sls HALEY TERRACE s.E.
! bs Dsarn Gan Ky Eo rm. dinssts' git and
Is pANBuRY ST Sc
bsdrni; liy rm.. dinette XIII and
1885 Sd ST. NE
Enc. apt. incl al utils. ss4.b0.
l0i D 81. Sc.
l bedrni.. liv. rn.. dinstte. kit. bath:
1885 3rd ST. NE.
] bedrm., liv. rrn.. dinette. kit. bath:
$3.50 per mo.
1900 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit. bath.
incl all utils.; S76 per mo,
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtors Ma. 5000
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ARLINGTON, Columbia pfks at Pred
erick st.. MAGNOLIA GardenS---Avail
I now Beautiful and spacious living.
dining room combination. large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
exposures. utils, furn.: 500 mo.
bedroom, $50 so. For info. eaii
sss.se INCLUDES iii utilities: l.
hedrnn. apt. In Ariandria section,
Only 70 min. % Pentason. Cal)
4 ia. X-166l. --23 N
ARL. -ROssLYN--Attr. s.bedrm apt.
3 $50; 1 bedrm.. S74: enc, $50, incl.
gas. at bus. modern bldg. IA,
b-7270, 1900 N. Oak st. go
.ARL. - Close-in. best neighborhood;
new and bedrm. apts., $40. So
$40. utils,. except cleo; parking.
shopping. transp,. 10 min. to ID. c.,
mr. Glebe I'd. 40i4 Columbia pike
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has ! lev
and 2 bedrm. Units available.
priced from S75 Sit. in cow. Alex. !:
z, 5-nifn: drive from the Pentakcn
rnone TE $4,000 or come TO the
non ave. and Russell I'd.
ALEX. Del, Rayl--I-bedrm. cor.
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q
each; nice lawns. shade trees: l blk.
post ONCE. bus. shopping. Adults
only. RAYMOND APIS. TE. $500.
ARL. Rooms far larger than most
newly painted. apt: with 2 fine bed
rms: shops and transp. less than
Dix; immed occupancy as OF Aug.
!; S95 incl. all ntils. IA. 7-24g7.
N. ARLINGTON. westov.r section
rms, dinette, kit. and bath.
S69.5O per mo-, incl heat and hot
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WEAVER BROS, INC, Realtors.
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ARLINGTON (Westoser) ---Spacious
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EN-. 2-4232. ~
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COLOMED--18AO VERNON 81. NV.
- rms; kif. and bath: newly dec:
sSaa. s sdu sss 0nx los ssgRs ssisr
coIoRED--lss4 s sT, nv. - rsns.,
iOc ei on ssS.ssos. Hi ao. s.7ozS as
COLORED84s G sT. N.E.--I rm.,
kit. bath. S45 plus utils. Cow,
everything. ST. 3-6316. -22
COLORED--3 Ice. RMS. Mus d.
nette, kit. and bath. No children
a Sh0e s-54so 4 q H II 5000. 81 s.
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c sS1oi CENTER sT. NV.
New, all-modern bldg. Only. few
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and Kitchen equipment. SPECIAL re-
duced price to good credit risks.
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Newly rennod. BLDG; 4 rms. kit,
bath and porch. Hest and hot
water incl In rent. $g2 80. c. w.
SIMPSON co INC, 1924 Vermont
|C sSIij In. IVY Cry, 1895 Ken K
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CoLoREDm3114 10Th st. NV. ' !
month. WiiI pa partly furnish, = =. ~
COLORED-Up Upper NV. section:
T% Ii. l sna ssth n, sirneon a'G and
bsmt. apt. with pvt. entr. RA.
C ;osSGHSSikdEED7oa eth ST. N.w.-N Ne
" decorated lge. rm., kit. and
$ss so mo. Incl. ali utilities It'll s See
janitor on premises or call ME
CoI 2o6GRHED.41s 1sth ST, Nv
Completely Photographed large irm.,
XII Kit and ND bath So an mo- Incl mel heat e,
nrsmis ns' Or Sa ssli NE sss4a1sSr
COLORED - cir INDEPENDENCE
AVE. Sci lge. rm,. kit. and bath
utils. incl. NE. S-4a41. ia
COL0RED-1lO8 N ST. NV rm
kit. and semibath. Only S37 month
Inspect, then call CO. 5-6222s
COLORED-e2I7 I4th ST. NV
lge. rms, kit. bath: corv. location;
on carline: utils. incl; $79.50 mo
coIcsEp.Sss 1sth 81. NE, APT.
Mod. 2 rms, kit. din, bath
newly dsss $3.50. ST. $4,000 ewes
CoIoREDS LED NEW COOL ULTRA.
MODERN-l bedrm. apis In good,
quiet neighborhood; Randall COM
munity, at $500 and $64.50 mo-.
plus utils. Situated close to down
town and Q fast developing section,
| Open 1880 daily. Apply LIST f.. a
Eye st. s.w., or phone ma. S-g257.
lCOLORED-3I4 3. CAPITOL ST.
5-rrl... kit. and bath apis, avail. In
elevator ;, apt. bldg, reasonable
rental. See jaiitor to inspect. VIM
NICK a COHEN, 1902 L st. NV
lCOLoRED--I7ss d ST. N.E.-Lovely
2 rms. kit. pvt. bath. Adults. Good
| ref. req. Key in ONCE 500 Mass
ave. NE. II. 6-7O43.
COLoRED-1319 9th ST. NV, Apt
2-Bedrnl,, liv. rm... kit. bath. SAC