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Evening star., 1954-12-16
Is Admitted 10 Practice
Before Military Court

Thirteen area Naval Reserve
ofiicers have been admitted to
practice before the United States
Court Of Military Appeals.
The reserve officers were sworn
in by Chief Judge Roberts 3.
Quinn in the courtroom at Fifth
and E streets NV. ON Monday.
Associate Judges George w.
Latimer and Paul w. Brosman
were observers at the ceremonies.
Those taking the oath were:
Comdr. Walter w. Dosh Of
4505 belmont lane. Bethesda; 1t.
Comdr. Augustus o. Stanley, jr.,
Of 6209 North Eleventh road, Ar
lington: Comdr. G. James Bar
nett Of 1920 North Second
street. Arlington; 1t. Charles p.
B. McAleer Of 4818 Chevy Chase
drive, Chevy Chase.
Also, Comdr. Hugh q. Postles
Of 1907 North Washington boule-
ward, Arlington; 1t. Leland C.
Rumsey of 1887 Macomb street
NV; 1t. Comdr. 8. Houston Lay
OF 3170 North Seventeenth street,
Arlington; Comdr. Gordon r.
Harrison Of 2701 North Green
hrier street, Arlington; Comdr.
George B. Thompson of 6601
Seventh street NV: 1t. Simon
Tucker of 903 South Walter Reed
drive, Arlington: 1t. Charlie H.
Johns of Route /, Annandale.
Va; 1t. Comdr. william II.
Baier Of 1927 Warren street
NV; and 1t. Comdr. Edmund
D. Mulville of 4425 Bradley lane.
Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
For Outstanding Service
Crisp BMsLed 2 Policemen
TO Solution Of II Robberies

The Commissioners Com
mittee of ADGrd for Meritori-
Gus Service, Police and Fire
Departments, this year selected
seDen District policemen and
|. three District Jiremen for
GiDGrds for heroisns and ont
standing serDice In the line OF
\ duty. This is one Oj d series
detailing the acts of all ~ men
nominated for the honors the
10 Teceiued.
Money won in q dice game
doesn't have that new crisp look
that the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing puts out.
For that reason--and several
other timely and judicious de-
cisions Police Pvts. Winfred r.
Bracey and Donald e. Martin,
of the 18th Precinct early this
year made an arrest which led
to solution Of II holdup and
robbery cases.
It also won them a nomination
for the monthly Award Of Merit.
The two policemen were riding
together In Scout Car 1872 when
they spotted o car. bearing out
of-town tags, leaving a parking
lot at q high rate OF speed.
Overtake Car.
They followed and added an
other burst Of speed when the
quarry went through a stop sign
at Ninth street and Barry place
NV.
They stopped the car at
Eighth and v streets NV, and
found the driver unable to pro-
duce q permit and registration
card.
The policemen directed him
and a companion to drive to the
precinct station. There, the COM
panion offered to go get collat-
eral for his driver friend and
left.
On searching the man
charged, they found a registra-
ton card but it carried no IL
cense number. AS they booked
him the police radio told of a
holdup in the northern part of
the precinct. About the same
time, search of the man held
Evening star., 1954-12-16
illinois Clamps Down
On Cigarette Tuxes
BY The Assoeiotsd Press

CHICAGO. Dec, 16.-Illinois
has started an intensive drive to
collect Illinois tax on cigarettes
purchased by mail from other
States.
Richard ]. Lyons, State reve-
nue. director. estimated that nli-
nois loses 10000 to $500. 1000 q
year because Illinois smokers
buy cigarettes from States with
lower cigarette taxes. He said
most Of the mail order business
is being done with 10 or IL
companies in Indiana. The uli-
nois tax is 8 cents q package and
Is applied directly when the
cigarettes are sold in the State.
Evening star., 1954-12-16

friend to find collateral for him
when he had a pocketfull Of It..
They also found a revolver in
the car.
Later the man admitted the
holdup as reported via police
radio.
Before the night was over,
police had information which led
to the arrest Of six more suspects
who confessed II holdups and
robberies which had netted over
$4,000.
Tomorrow: HotD Pot. Dduid
A. Fielder sGved three Hues.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
WASHERS

1854 Easy Automatic SpiroIotor
Wosher. Demonstrators
1854 Eosy SpiroIotor Spindrier
Wosher with automatic spinrinse.
Demonstration. No. 536-----1
1854 Eosy Spindriers with automatic
Spinrinse. Aluminium ooitotor. DEM
onstrotors. No. 574 -------
1854 Easy Spindrier with Power
Flush rinse. Demonstrators ------
Evening star., 1954-12-16

also produced a wad Of fairly
new bills-which, the suspect
said, he had won in a crap game.
Revolver In Car.
Crap-game money is usually
wrinkled, the policemen rea-
soned. They also wondered why
the man held should ask q
Evening star., 1954-12-16
GAS AND ELECTRIC
RANGES

1854 Fomous Make De Luxe Elec-
trio Ronce. Fully automatic. 3 top
burners and deep well cooker with
roisoble unit. Floor sompIe RT45,
1854 De Luxe Electric Range.
Completely automatic push-button
burner controls. Floor sompIe 4o2,
1854 Sunroy Apartment Size Gas
Range. Four top burners. Floor
somple No. $40
1854 Fomcus Moke De Luxe Electric
Ronoe. Double ovens, lighted burn
er controls. Automatic oven. Floor
somple No. AG ---------
1854 Grand SO" Cos Ranges. Reou-
lor and chorcool-otor ovens. Top
Eonskur0k,s-MAJ0R App
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10 Orig. 1895
1854 TABLE RADIOS
TO-
T AND TV FURNITURE

! 1855 Fomous Make n" Consolettt
with oluminized picture tube. No
hooony-finished cabinet. As is -
] 1855 Fomous Make Combination
with Il" oIuminized picture tube
TV. STANDARD broadcast rodio. g.
speed automatic record ployer. No.
hooony- finished eobinet #l2326
! 1854 Fomous Make II" TobIe
Model TV. Cordovon plostic-cov
cred wooden cobinet. Floor sdmpIe
| 1854 Fomous Make n" Consolett,
Tv. Floor sompIe #MVll0 -.
! 1855 Fomous Make Hi-Fidelib
Combination Il" TV- AM FIN
Rodio, 3-Speed Photograph. Floo
somple ---------------
3 1855 Famous Make Il" Console
TVS. AIuminized picture tube. No
hoeony-veneered cabinet. #4l24
| 1854 Fomous Make Il" ConsoI'
T. Mohoeony-veneered cobine
Floor sonple #2137---------
10 Indoor Tv Antennos- os--------
z Tv TobIes with lined ook- finished
top, block iron legs: 22x25" top
Floor sompIes #lo25-----
Evening star., 1954-12-16

Come meet your new neighbors in the Chill
lunl-Mt Rainier area and see how much
easier your shopping is going to be from now
on! Queens Chapel ranks with the most
modern shopping centers ever built. From
the air-c conditioning inside. to the continuous
music outside, it's pleasure to shop Queens
Chapel -. even before you spot the great
values! All 13 stores are now open-in time
for your Christmas Shopping Look over the
Evening star., 1954-12-16
REFRIc ORATORS

. SHg
1854 Fomous Make 7.6 Gu. #. Re-
frieerotor with ocross- top freezing
section, covered crisper and shelves
on door. Left hand door --- 243.s
1854 Fomous-Moke Refrioerotors
like obove with right hand doors 233. g
1854 Fomous-Moke ll-cu.-ft. Re-
frioerotor with ocross-top freezer,
shelves on door, covered erispers.
Automatic defrostino. Floor sompIe
No; tDll3 -----------------4 4Ie.z
1854 Fomous-M -Moke 12-cu.-ft.
2-dr. Refrigerator. Seporote 70-Ib.
freezer. No defrostino in 10 Gu. #.
refrigerator section. Shelves on
door, revolving shelves. Floor
sample -------------------- sse.7
1854 Fomous-Moke Il-eu.-ft. Re-
frioerotcr-Freezer Combinations.
7O-lb. seporote freezer. Dairy Dor
on door --------------------- see.s s
1854 Fomous Moke 81 Gu. #. Re-
frioerotor with automatic defrost.
Across-top freezer. Shelves on door.
Floor sompIe No. DF687 8
1854 Fomous Make II Gu. Fl. 4
door Refrigerator. Seporote freezer.
Floor sompie No TFeIIe ------- sI7.c
1854 Deep Freeze l3.5 Gu. Fl. Food
Freezer. Chest type. 47o ID. CO.
pocity. Floor somple - sse.s
1854 Fomous Make | GU. #. Up
right Style Freezer. 3e5 ID. CO.
poeity. Floor sorple No. Hull 1905
Evening star., 1954-05-02

remember that you're inspecting
the house, not the people in it.
After you've been introduced to
the owners, just follow the agent
around. Don't pry into the owners
reason for selling - it may be one
they'd rather not discuss with you.
Look at wardrobes, not into
them. Don't tell the owners wife
how you'd redecorate her living
room - she's probably very proud
Evening star., 1954-05-02

polite to be honest with
the owner. If a routine
inspection shows it's not
the house for you, thank
the owner and 60. Some
people, afraid to offend
him, let him 60 to the
trouble of showing every
corner of the house, even
though they're not inter-
ested.
One good rule for
keeping your call on a
comfortable basis is to
Evening star., 1954-05-02

if there is an agent in
volved. Don't follow the
party around; give them
a chance to talk things
over in private. If they
want any special details
from you. they'll ask.
If THERE is no agent
along, you'll have to es-
cort your callers around
yourself. Be casual and
friendly, and answer all
questions as frankly as
Evening star., 1954-05-02

of her color scheme as it stands.
And don't ask her such ques-
tons as, How can you stand such
a small bedroom?" She knows her
houses shortcomings, but doesn't
particularly want to hear them.
One more detail: don't bring the
children or the dog on your inspec-
ton call if you can help it. If it
isn't possible to leave children
home, at least watch them care
fully. When they start getting
bored and cutting up, let one mem
Der of your party sit out in the car
with them.
And now, some advice for the
owner. After you've greeted your
callers, just go about your business
Evening star., 1954-05-02

unfair just to walk in on the owner
without an appointment.
Once you've made an appoint
ment, the polite thing, of course,
is to keep it. Even if the first look
from the outside doesn't measure
up to your dream house, stop the
Car for a minute and go in. Firstly,
because many house-hunters have
discovered that you can't judge a
house fairly and completely from
the outside. And secondly. because
you've asked the owner to wait for
you, and it isn't fair just to drive
by and let him continue to wait.
You don't have to go to the other
extreme, of course, and be too
Evening star., 1954-05-02

you can. That's all there is to
the art of house-hunting. It's a
business deal. even though it takes
place in the home. And like all
business deals. it works most
smoothly and pleasantly if you
keep it on an impersonal basis.
PEDESTRIANS can be bar
baric. says NEXT sreek's author.
BrO0dscGy star Martha Scott.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Another mans house
is his castle - even
while you inspect it

w "a b1iN NOoaCol AkOAAAS0OOyAA
boom our nation has ever known.
Every week, hundreds of thou
sands of us are setting out on a
most personal shopping expedition
= to inspect another mans home.
Where the house is unoccupied,
of course, that can be as simple as
looking at an evening gown on the
rack. But in most cases, the home
isn't unoccupied, and that brings
an element of human relations into
your shopping.
We who go through this over
and over again as part of our days
work have discovered a few rules
that can help keep this a pleasant
experience for all concerned.
The first thing to remember is
that a mans home is his castle -
even when it's for sale. There are
times when he'd like to show it =
and there are times when he'd
rather lose the sale than show it.
That's why the realtor, who is the
sellers agent, usually wants to
make an appointment in advance.
AN APPOINTMENT will give the
owner a chance to straighten up;
will make sure there are no guests
to get m your way; will allow you
to get a good look at Baby's room
without interTupting his nap. I'm
less you're an out-of-towner with
just a few hours to look, it's most
Evening star., 1954-05-02
HINTS For House HUNTERS
hv Charles r &haffmek

FORMER PRESIDENT soAROs
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-23
BY BILL WOLF

since the manager was having
trouble filling that position !.
Cal Abrams also broke into the
hit column on the first day of the
season. Cal got the hit that was
the key blow in Pittsburgh's AZ
victory over the Phillies. It hap
pened in the eighth inning. Pitts
burgh was trailing 20, then got
runners on second and third. Cal
sent a high fly which was lost in
the sun by Philadelphia's out
fielder and Pittsburg's first run
came in. The Pirates took advan-
tage of the opening blazed by Cal
and added three more tallies . !.
Recently, Celler called upon the
nations number one sport to il
lustrate point he was making in
political controversy. It happen
ed when Sears, the lawyer with
a pro-McC arthy background, was
named to investigate McCarthy's
attacks on the army.
Celler was quick to challenge
Sears "impartiality." Commented
the Congressman:
Ellis appointment can be liken-
ed to that of an umpire in base
ball game between the Giants
and the Dodgers who was known
to have placed a bet on the Giants
just before the game
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-23

Of all the support that Nat Hol-
man has been getting in his bid
to reverse his custer from coach
ing duties at City College of New
York, a protest by one organiza-
ton is particularly interesting. It
comes from the Henry Oldtimers,
Inc, alumni" of the Henry Street
Settlement in New York City. The
Oldtimers asked the Board of
Higher Education at the college
to reopen the hearings.
Nat was a member of the famed
Henry Street Settlement when he
was a child. In fact, the Settle
ment was where Nat got good
slice of his basketball training,
and was spurred to embarking
upon his outstanding career /.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-23
Copyright, 1884. Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)

AL Rosen showed that he means
business again this season by his
performance on opening day.
The third baseman of the Cleve-
land Indians collected two hits
for himself in the seasons opener,
contest with the Chicago White
Sox. Al got his hits in five trips
to the plate, as Cleveland romped
to an easy 30 victory.
If opening day was any indica-
ton Of what Al would be doing
during the course of the season,
he is going to have another big
year.
Last season he copied just
about every batting honor in
sight.
AL opened in his usual post at
third base. There had been some
speculation that he would be
moved over to the first base slot,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-23

With the Inauguration Of the new
$35O,OOO,OOO Israel Development Bond
Issue at the first International Planning
Conference for Israel, held in Washing.
ton, D. c. last weekend, Samuel Roth.
berg Of Peoria, Illinois, noted business
and communal leader, was named
National Chairman of the Israel Bond
Organization to head the campaign
which must raise a minimum Of
SIS. 100000 in 1854. The three.day Con.
ference was the first international meet.
ing in this country to discuss Israel's
program Of economic development, and
served to inaugurate campaigns for
Israel's second Bond Issue-the Devel.
opment Issue - in the United States,
Canada, Latin America and Western
Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-08

PARK-De- luxe l-bedrm.
apt. newly redecorated;. mr.. transp:
and shops; ample closets and
Storage nasc adults only; sos. o..
G1igsYi a.BEDRM. APT. Ist a,
cross ventilation. dining rm.; grass
and trees; ideal for children; school
and shopping blks. Aaway. JU.
! and 2 bedrm. apts.,
direct transp.. to d. c.. close to
schools and shopping center. 53rd
pl.. Defense hwy, $3.50 quincy pl.,
Bladensbufg, Nd, WA. 1871.
MEURILEE ARMS
FIRST SHOWING
Silver Spring: brand-new / and 2
bedrm. apis; next to park; chill
dren welcome; THOMPSON &
CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG.
bedrm.. liv. rm.. dining foyer, large
closets; electricity incl; switchboard
and elevator. no. 1854. liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-08
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

TtA,KEoMA PIX. MD;-six-unit brick
s sIs! util DfiS ulR vs. VI F ESQ., d visits
500 @Sn'e h. IA 2aMf f.S1 AVE-. Apt. 1os-
sM lSstt. s ana v 0f Tm .s ssst6 F's
COLLEGE PIX. 4eao Knox I'd. .
6istanc. Ma CONE a1nstt tiaa nls :op
center: $3.50 incl al utils. UN
4 1895 S or ~. S-soe2
ss5 s mS .Tss and and SssF s;n ADULTS
Flower Flo era ave-. NJ S s- 80 un' eS1'
2-BEDRM APT. newly decorated;
nice. neighbofhood; $94.5O. See
j JAM, ALI Nicholson ST., Hyatts-
TAX oM IA PARK, MD.-Liv. Tm.,
bedrm.. kit. dinette, bath. practically
new Cunt bldg: $50 so incl utiis.
6SQ7 BED Top I'd. 10. 9-2631. II
only KS s5s 0e dr. sts sd b eSon.A q %H
AF 7TSeSG 2vait R Z AZ Pc GoBuR FER,
800 Defense hwy. BladensburR, Md
Next to schools and shop. ctr, bus
1 siSp r. aoo BE MA dxREAIccal
2 to 8 pm. OIL. 4-080i.
TAKOMA PARK, $40 Flower ave-,
Apt. 3-Mod. 1-bedrm.. easement
windows. all cons. redecor.. $75.
BETHESDA-Liv: rm.. dinette. kit.
2 bedrms.. bath. Newly decorated.
Conv. transp.. shopping. OIL. 4-7400
TAKSMA PARK. 71ob Holly ave-
Blk. D. C. line; 8 rms. kit. and
bath; $40 mo-; adults. RIA. 6-6242.
BSMT. APT, $47.5O: liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit, bath; utils. incl. uN. 4-8655.
CHEVY CHASE bedrm., liy. rm..
dinette, kit, bath; SIS per mo. Call
=. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors. ma.
N. II. AVE. AND EAST-wEsT HWY
A Attrse. 1b6 osSTm ac cs1ter :t aduts
S2.50. incl. utils. JU. $3.50. %
BERWYN. Md minutes from Md.
o.; 2 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. nm,
kit. and bath. CAN RIA. e-2boo or
EA 5000. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-08

EDELMAN MOVING AND sTORACE
viii accept surplus furniture as psrt
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes. RIA. S-i4is.
MOVING AND sToRxc1
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, STORAGE.
reas. ia. 9-2937: eyes,. RIA. 3-i416.
a
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6040 18th ST. NV.
1ebedrm. apt, $3.50, incl. utils.
See janitor. 2 to pm. IS
COLORED-15e1 CHURCH ST. NV.
..,UI.nrfurnished apt; ! room, kitchen,
s s.1Iitlss furnished. $3.50 wk. Hu.
COLORED-237-A b4th ST. Sc
rms. kit. dinette and bath; S67. so
mo. utils. extra. Elk. 3-34O0. RA.
coLoRED-FIKsr FL. ? rms. and
cent cepted neT H. dsc ea59s children ac-
dinette, kit. and bath. s67.5o per
ave. ne. P. T. CONSTRUCTORS
co. 1925 Vt. ave. NV. ST. 3-2l66.
COLoRED-1115 9th ST. NV or
cail yE: $.s356 or III. s.4S Isl. up up
COLORED-2337 PITTS ST. Sc
Two bedrooms. living room, dinette,
n lsbsg s sRd bath; an utilities fur
J. +. wH1soNAliNTT:. 1919 IL pVE ermont
svs; NV MA. s-7914; eyes,. LU.
coIoREp-BEAur1FuL, bright, e .
area a nf s sis; apt reas'' Trinisad
CoLORED-NEWLY CONSTRUCTED
AAPTs.1Two to -four ,rm. units. plus
KIT. and bath; priced low for quick
occupancy; " block from busiine.
IA: 6-s6ei before 8. LU. 4-3376
coGoRED-NEw BLDG.-4and and
Washington pi. ne. near Bennins
rd. Liv., rm.. bedrm.. dinette. kit.
bath and refgr.; S67 so per mo-.
T Pet is17Au tils, RE. 7-3l2e or
COLORED 18th ST. NV. = Lge.,
sau pvt ai poreh r% Tu s siss bath snd
C0LORED = RIM. APT. includes
large kitchen; private home. HUI.
CoIoRED-e RMS, kit. bath. 1n-
furn.. 1926 Columbia I'd. NV. Phone
CoLoRED-a. 3. AND 4-RM. AIRS.
plus kit. and bath. $50 and up.
Sm S Rs5"s -seifSsd Ills II f Eth s. to Sr
COLORED-2 RMS, kit. share bath;
$65 mo. incl. utils:; for married
cS epl Sb accept ! chilS, , Ar; 2,,2s97.
NV; " blk fl from u, 10th I. St. bus; :
Incl. utils. Cali Monday. day CAREY CAREY
WINSTON Goa Coo 1923 Conn. ave.
COEoRED-ooo BLK. QUINCY st.
n.w.-Basement,. pvt. entrance; 2
rms. kitchen. bath, $50. v. D..
JOHNSTON, weekdays. 10 to 4.
COIORED, 1887 MORRIS I'd. Sc,
Apt. p rms, kitchen and bath,
gas h.-a. heat; new bldg. Q. H.
PARKER CO., MA. 1886. -S
COLORED-114O .4TH ST. N.E.-3
M snasi kit;' bath; hE,h.; S75. RI RAY !,
CoEoREDiS7ssni0 1i;eTH ST. s.E.-Apt.
bldg. 2 rms, kit. and bath. S65
per mo-: ME. S-4941. -
COLORED-IlO8 4STH ST. NE
5sth ssear nt and and r Sinst's extra sna
CHARLES c. CONNER, RE. 1926.
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ga baths. large din. rm. and livins;
1910, between 10 and g.
1854 9Th ST. N:E.-Brick .emidet,:
r pictnre Win i ARLEsD6aEs REAL lI.
1855; ewes. ia. sass. s.
Mr.. Boiling FEDS bedrms., 2h
baths full din. rm;. liv. rm.. kit.
fenced I'd. S126 mo. TIE. 6-6545.
N. ARL., near Lee hwy. and Glebe I'd.
-2-bedrm. brick. scrd. rear porch.
Cow. bus. shopping. school. Gas
heat. Attic fan. Bsmt. Excel. cond.
Avail. immed., S11O. ia. 7-2647.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

ACTION MOVERS-we move BY Job
or Sc per hr. Call any time. day
r9pEE night tn lNSr 2R1733l dow LIZ ~ T.
small and large Jobs: trained men;
long-short bookings: ms. Ii. 6-3364.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe. storage in
Phone NO. 7-0lo4. UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches q speciality. S. L. MORRIS.
k61O 18th st. NV. tn. 2-1160 aft. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-08

CATHEDRAL AREA
Very well furn. home, suitable for en-
PERTAINING. Lee. liv. rm., din. rm.,
library, 2 porches. charming small
garden: $500. For details call Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-08
HOUSES FURNISHED
20 PARK HILLS = dorm. hr

SLIGO PARK HILLS - 0-rm. brick
garden: $iS5.' ia. s.SS7i. 10
B aan,lI Pa brick Colonial
ssfsly gef,' s. Ssias mo. Call W
nice lot facing two streets; 8 rms.
bath and 1st-f. powder rm.: oil
NV. heat; garage; tenant must
immed. To inspect can MIS- MS Lynch ypcfi.
NEWLY DEcoR.M DECOR bwdHm.'Ab 6rict
house. Liv; rm., din. rm.. kit. bath,
incl. sleeping porch. New. refer. and
gas gas st9 9ss, Gas heat. ogden st. NV:
weekdays, or EN-. 2-s082 after &
pm; AND week ends. %
S-BEDRM:. 1A-bath. split-level hcme,
completely. furn.; TV, freezer, wash.
mach; radiant gas heat; lge. fenced
sSEds. Rsdas:s sTss H.. fa5 rs;
va A.. JEFF EFF. MANOR NEAR FIT. BEL.
1 5ase%en sed 5. .s H. 65% month din
BETHESDA. MD.-Weii furn. 2-bed-
rm; BUNGALOW. Diet; garage. nagstone
si Rssie ' sPRs lss $40 c5olsossS: Id
--Attractiye brick Colonial; 8 bed:
rms, 2 baths, screened porch. fenced
yard: compl. furn. OPEN SUN, 90.
JU. S-2659; wkdays.. JU. $1,000.
well furn. house, in
excel. resid neighborhood; 4 bed
rms. 2 baths and garage; will rent
entire house or share. wo. 6-s34O.
LEASE and immediate
occupancy for responsible adults
only. Especially well-furnished q
bedrm. row brick home. 800 mo.
At 80 Crittenden st. ne. SHANNON
& LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV. MA.
5 RMS, full bsmt.. nice yard. Close
t e ANDREWS 1ts0S and Boiling Fields. Can
sIIO; S. ARL.-Redec. 2-bedrm. brk,
with Nv. rm., din. rm.. kit, full
bsmt.; oil h.-w.h., washer; fenced
yard; 8 minis. to Pent. XII. 9-0047.
sou1rEEAsr-Ntsss .2:bedrm.. SENT:
S125 per mo. SUBURBAN REALTY
CO., 10. $1,000. 8
1914 SUNDERLAND PL. NV. (nr.
10th and N--De luxe rms; 2
E :. Z { B. R. EsU5PePPERT, 1o17 ath
CHEVY CHASE. p. C 3-bedroom
house. spacious living room. dining
room, large kitchen. IN baths. gar
1 story, completely Furnished. near
schools: lovely garden. EN-. 2-3496.
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ARL.--Nice loo. l-bedrm. apt; ali
utils: incl: for $3.50. See to .aps
prectate. MANAGER, IA. 6-6376. IS
ARL.-Close in: new and 2 bedrms. /;
COW. TO GEORGETOWN. .. c., Penta-
gon, IT. Myer, parking. transp.
shopping. $3.50 to sos: utils.
except. cleo; no children. 1902 TT.
Myer DIR. 10
ARLINGTON. CLOSE N-Excel loo.
new l and 2 hedrm. apis, S70. 80
TO- S96. Utils.,. except cleo: 10
G mins t. p D;,.sc e. Mr.. olebs I'd. 4914
bedrm. apt. in new apt.
bldg; S75 plus utils. Near Byrd
Theater. 8 minis. Pentagon, Kfl.
Hall. D. c. Avail. now. ia. 7-0744.
ARLINGTON-1-bedrm. apt: SIS,
plus utils.; pvt. parking and Iaun-
dry: 2 blks: bus and shopping; s
min. Pentagon, TT. Myer and d. c.;
available Mar. ID. IA. 7-1910 or
ARI. -RO Ssi AREA-Loveiy, o
bedrm. apt: $8S. incl. gas; conv.
loo. ia. 6-727O. 1900 N. oak st.
ARLNGTON--Lse.. attrac.. cor. apt.
I bedrm., lily: rm., dinette. kit.
bath. In apt. bldg. / blk. bus, shop.
center. 10 min. Pentagon and
Govt. bldgs. Adults. $73. ia. 8-2634
00O1.-ETl. liz
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