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: The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and vicinity-Some
cloudinesS tonight with low near
SO. Tomorrow some cloudiness
and cooler.
Maryland and Virginia-Partly
cloudy tonight with low $500
except 5O-55 in extreme west.
Tomorrow some cloudipess and
not as warm.
Wind-NorthweSt 1925 miles
per hour tonight ana northerly
l0-15 miles per hour tomorrow.
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Montgomery Council
Secret Session Voids
Spirit of New Law

The Montgomery County
Council, acting in closed
session on the status of its
county. manager last night,
violated the spirit of a law
passed by the Maryland
General Assembly in Febru-
ary and scheduled to take
effect next month.
The Legislature ordained
that acts by local governing
bodies be taken in public.
The council, however. op-
crates under its local code
which gives the public no
protection against secret
.eis:ons. The county code
permits council sessions to
be open or closed and pro-
vides that meetings may be
called without public notice.
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mln1StratlOn'S
s 2 5 0 average
postal pay re-
G ] lassihcation
plan.
A committee
member S i'd
the group Still
had to vote on
other features
Of the Corbett
bill, Of which
one amend
ment W ould
set up a joint
G congressional
committee to
study postal
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Bill 10 Extend D. {.
Control Of Utilities
Awaits Senate Vote
By Don S. Warren.

The Senate may act today on
the omnibus bill to give District
authorities more control over
regulated city utilities-a meas
ure that grew out of the nine
month Senate Payne subcom-
mittee investigation of WASH
ington's transit headaches.
Called up yesterday on the
consent calendar, it was put over
to allow more study by members
Of the Republican watchdog"
Calendar Committee, headed by
Senator Hendrickson of New
Jersey.
One Of the provisions of this
bill would authorize the District
Utilities Commission to raise
student streetcar and bus fares,
now frozen at 3 cents by an old
act of Congress. to as much as
half the adult fare. which is
now 20 cents.
The Senate District Commit
tee has declared the Scent fare
to be far out of line economically
and that, unless the law is
changed, it will mean other
users of mass transportation
must continue to be forced to
subsidize portion of the needs
OF the school children
Other Local Issues.
The Senate was expected to
deal today also with several other
local issues.
The pending business was the
Senate version of the Army
civil functions appropriation bill,
which carries 5000, 900 for a Fed
eral outlay toward the big pro-
gram for flood relief work in the
Peace Cross area in nearby
Prince Georges County, Md.
The House had granted the full
Federal budget request of 81 mil
lion. Maryland spokesman were
undisturbed by the cut, saying
the smaller outlay still would
free more than $4.2 million
Maryland already has voted for
it's share of the work.
Coming up also were two
HouSe-paSsed District bills de-
layed yesterday for further
study. These would modernize
District laws on adoption and
child placement. which have
been indorsed by numerous pub
lie and private agency spokes-
men.
Incorporation Bill UP.
Added to the list was the
House passed bill to modernize
the Districts half-century-old
law on the Incorporation and
regulation of business firms
chartered here.
The Senate yesterday gave it's
unanimous consent to passage of
two bills to give the District new
controls over utilities here-both
recommended by the Payne
Transit Investigating subcom-
mittee.
One was sponsored by Senator
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5-Day Forecast for District
and Vicinity, May $3.50.

Temperatures will be slightly
below he normal maximum of
78 and minimum of 50. Goodness
early in this period win be fol-
lowed by q rising trend. Showers
likely toward end of week total
ing one-fourth inch.
River Report.
(From u. 8. Engineerg)
Potomac River muddy at Harpers Ferry
and slightly muddy at Great Falls; Shen-
andoah muddy at HarperS Ferry.
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pay reclassification and make
its recommendations next year.
Also the actual vote on whether
to shelve the Administrations
request for postal pay reclasSifl-
cation authority is still to be
voted on. The committee hopes
to complete action on the postal
bill tomorrow and then vote on
classified employe pay legisla-
ton.
Mr.. Corbett appeared very
happy at the result and some
members who supported his $500
to $480 pay proposal predicted
that this approval would in all
likelihood mean the death Of the
Postmaster Generals pay re-
classification authority.
The fate of a classified en-
ploye pay raise hinged on the
outcome of the postal pay raise
fight. The postal salary increase
in all likelihood will be more or
less emulated for classified work.
erS.
Compromise Acceptable.
Administration officials already
have signified their willingness
to accept compromise whereby
an additional 500 would be
given classified employees in the
first 10 grades on top of the 31a
per cent average pay raise pro-
poSal originally advocated by the
administration.
The committee has agreed to
act on a classified employees pay
increase bill within a day or
two after it decides ON the postal
pay legislation.
Chairman Rees of the COM
mittee has offered a compromise
postal pay bill, which has the
administrations Endorsement. It
would provide an average $3.50
postal pay increase. That is
$100 more than originally pro-
posed by Postmaster General
Summerfield.
Bill Prevents Cuts.
In an effort to meet the OBJ
jections of postal employe unions
to some of the salary-fixing au-
thority proposed for the Post
master General. Mr.. Rees' COM
promise bill would guarantee
present postal workers against
any salary cuts If theil position
were down-graded in the future.
Also, Mr.. Rees' bill would give
employees the right to appeal to
the Civil Service Commission in
down grading cases.
Another safeguard proposed by
Mr.. Rees would be the require
ment that the Postmaster Cen
eral each year submit a report
to Congress showing what jobs
have been down-graded and CIV
ing the reasons for such actions.
Also, Mr.. ReeS' compromise
measure would increase the
travel allowance of postal work.
ers and would grant a 500 uni
form allowance to letter car
riers and other postal workers
who have to wear uniforms. In
addition. the Rees proposal
would repeal the Whitten rider
for the postal service.
Warning of Veto.
On the eve Of the voting, ad-
miniStration officials warned that
President Eisenhower would veto
any legislation that would pro-
vide q fiat raise and ignore the
postal reclassification powers
sought by Postmaster General
-Summerfield.
In reply, the AFL National As
sociation of Letter Carriers and
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The Federal Spotlight
1919 Postal Workers PoyRoise
Voted, 15-5, by House Group
By Joseph Young

The House Civil Service Committee tentatively approved
$500 to $3.50 year pay raise for postal workers.
The Committee by vote Of IS to adopted provision which
would give postal workers 10 cent raise with minimum
OF $500 and maximum Of $3.50 The amendment part Of
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Record Temperstures This Year.
Highest. 81 on May 8
Lowest l3. on January 23
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High. u, at 4:45 pm.
Low. So. ct 4:45 am.
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SUBSTITUTE OIL OIIereO Dy REPRE-
sentative Corbett, Republican. Of
Pennsylvania, in place Of the Ad-
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Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast an
Oeodetic survey
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APIS. FURNIsHED-D.c.

18th AND COL.-Lge. apt. As girls;
silver. utils. Sl40. AID. 2-76ss.
1000 QUE ST. N.w.-Attrac. liv. rm.,
WARDMxN PARK AREA, i Blk. Of
Conn. aye.-Attrac. liv. rm., bedrm..
Kit. bath, pch,, avail. immed. OIL.
ATTRsaact;. FuRN. EFFrc. APIS. sas-
5-RM. FURN. APT; linens and china
incl; Just OF Dupont Circle; $110
mo, incl. utils. DU. 1866 after
1900 B 4 Fl ST. NV, Apt to No.
WALKER = DUNLOP. Zoo 18th
MT. PLEASANT. .3179 18th st. NV
Nicely furn; 2-rm. apt; also beaut.
ls ISs' a sSGfrSSscksep 81: NsnWs-pvt en-
trance; bsmt; apt; comb, parlor-
SIS s'r naih ks! Sir. Oa sik r. r gossss Clean
and nicely furn.: i or children
accented; $s5 mo. incl. utils. RIA.
18th AND FAIRMoNT SITS. NV
Lovely . rooms and bath; $50 mo-.
utils. and linens furn. co. $3.50.
1892 9Th ST. NV rooms and
kit, pvt. bath, . adults; $65 mo-;
pvt, hcn7e. Tt. ITO.
SPACIOUS 4-ROOM APT. - Ground
level; PVT. bath ana entr.; express
bus; reas. 3 mos. only. RIA. 3-T"32.
1874 MASS. 1.-THE Oakmont"
apis, $40 and $50. Utils. and bed
linen furn Also sgle. rms.
1919 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-3-rm.
apt; pvt. bath; furn. nicely: $50
mo. ia. 9-2l41 after 4.
LILY. RIM. 2 bedrms.. . baths. kit;
whole End fl. of detached house;
mr.. Walter Reed Hosp; S125 per
mo tn. 2-0246. 4
All TAYLOR ST.-Apt.: 3 rms. liv.
rm., bedrm.. kit, bath, pvt; nicely
furn... tele: serv., mr.. transp.; cple.
ia 9-2533. II
8 RMS. furn. neatly. incl. all utils.;
S65 q mo-. Apply $50 H st. me-. Ii.
7-7S00:: ewes. 10. S-5241.
229 PENNA. AVE. S.E.-3 rms, lge.
kit. and bath. h..W.h.. gas. elec.
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FARM AND GARDEN

TOP SOH--Rich and clean, 5-yard
load, $50; 3 yards, $13. J. MAN
GELS, HE. 4-7649 or Ii. 4-4666.
CLEAN FILL DIRT. topsoil, bluestone,
sludge and grading. Ewes. only.
LxNDsCAPiiiN S AND TREE SERVICE
-Topsoil manure. trees, shrubbery
ss4s JE. F sssas il BIB sds7s 'E 4
AZAIEAs. hardy field sroTn. all
colors and sizes. Use and up; open
weekdays and Sundays. 25lO nth
BuLLDozERs. for grading excavat-
ing; land clearing; Free estimates.
FIAGsfoaEs f PATI Gsh' walks ks retain.
tng. walls. cement and stone work
waterpIooflng. pipe drainage. From
house leaders. grading seeding or
Sodding. F. MARcUCCIO. Poplar
TOP SOIL that can be handled with
2 rake and COW manure. Phone JE
TOP Soil tspecian. finest patapsco
Valley; big truckloads. 5 yards and
more. SIS. Order now before big
EVERBLOOMING ROSES - Two-year
blooming size Giants. Cne each red
Ami ouinard. pink Mcfarland, white
Victoria and Mrs. DUPONT Yellow
total Four Roses-Ofier No. BY
Tor S5,35. postpaid. Ask for free
copy new 56-page planting guide
largest growers OF fruit trees. nut
trees. berry plants, grape vines and
ornamental plant material. Sales
pepole wanted. WAYNEsBORo
NV NTRs ERIlIS, WSaynesboro, Va;
international tractors and farm
equip. New Holland farm equip
Nev. Idea farm equip. Meyer hay
conditioners. Wood mowers. Brillion
grass seeders, Ezee Flow lime sewers
baler and binder Irvine; parts and
service MALONEY'S. INC. Silver
III TD-0 CRAwLER with angle dozer
blade. Completely overhauled. Guar
anteed. MALONEY'S INC, Silver
Spring, Md. JU. 8-3333.
LAWN AND GARDEN SEEDS. ferti.
lizer. lime, peat moss. rollers. acre
e s5Gr wheel nee seed se
barbed wire. MAIoNEY's NC,
G shsS e. f fEs T5 s-Ss3S' POWER
MOWERS-New and used. 1-h.p.
and up: parts and services. We
1 INe.. s fas d fina aTs. MAIoNEx's'
USED EQUIPMENT-IHC II tractor,
NM Model 2, Ford loader and cxlt.
two lain. plows. HIM 240 cult. one
16-inch INC pillow, SO combine. TSP
hay. chopper, 81 Harvester thresher
with motor. HIM corn planter.
MsIA1LoNEYo,s. INC. Silver Spring.
MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and used;
parts and service. MALONEY'S, INC
Silver Spring. Md, JU. S-3333.
III CUB tractor as low as S745 for
farm. lawn, garden. nurseries, ceme-
g. NJ
MALONEY'S INC. Silver Spring. Md
AERATORS FOR RENT tplug re-
moval type); power driven. .S12 per
day. RENTAL TOOLS & EQUIP.
CO. JU. 9-6SSI 81
VIRGIN rOPSOIL. best quality and
quantity. immed. del ;@iawn removal
ton. FLEMING LANDSCAPE
SERy. LU. l-5563. 3Is
TOP SOIL available in lots OF 500
TREE REMOVING. pruning, top
ping. D. c. and Md. Free estimates.
Mr.. CLAYTON. Ii. 1890 any
ToPsoIL, % bu. $40: nr-, ind dirt,
~ II b y, $ $6; delivered. uN. 4-o67o.
LAWNS. cut reasonable: own power
H TsSes,o REID BROS. esithsrsbura
RoToTfLLER with attach, Al cond..
1890. Can ewes. after 2. KE. g.
63S6. -k
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

COMPLETE HOME PRIvILs. for 1
empl. lady in well-furn., 2-bedrm.
apt. NV. with / lady within
Minis. Of all needs. DU. 7-662S.
GIRL. 20-25, share 1-hedrm. apt,
Sc; loo. with another girl. LII.
conn. AVE. AND R ST. NV
girl to share attrac., completely
furn. 2-bedrm. apt. with another
girl. Cow. transp. DE. 2-S209 after
Il. 5
GIRL wanted to share dble. rm.. 2
beds. with another girl, SS.75 week
Also 2 girls for dble. rm.. 2 beds, al
SS.T5 per week each. Large Colonial
home in N. Arlington. Excel. transp
facilities ! blk from buses. Kit
privils., use OF din. rm. and laundry
facilities. Consideration and good
care given. 2217 N. NOTTINGHAM ST.
ia. 4-1256. between 10 and 4. for
appointment. ia. 4-1250. Sat and
YOUNG LADY. to share attractive
3-bedrm. home in Shoreham vic.
with other girls; Call 'fter $50
pm, HU. 3-S642. al
TWO GIRLS to share 5-room apt.
with lady; twin beds: beautifully
furnished all home PRIVILEGES ref.
MA. S-96S3, Ext. 201. 81
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1927 EYE ST. N.W.-Nice clean
housekeeping rni. in excellent loca-
tion. MRS. CAPPS, RE. 7-909l.
HOUSEKEEPING RIM. nicely furn.,
Frigidaire, hot and cold water;
dntwn; NV. loo. IA. 9-s447. RE.
Iail i2th ST. NV. - Room and
kitchenette, refgr.. stove and sink !:
LIGHT FRONT ROOM. Ink: l lady
only; very clean; S40.75 mo. 1888
Newton st. NV. HU. 3-369O. Il
MT. PLEASANT SEC bright and
rctsr.; quiet sec; garage; inexpen-
l s:ss rS ar s,S19i sr. N.w.-one rm.
lge. kit; $25 for "a mo. Also smaller
and larger units. clean and quiet; B
Minis. to downtown. IA. 9-l6sO.u
18th AND RHODE ISLAND. NE
kit; free telephone. AID. 4-3l63.
AIRFoAM STUDIO RM.-Refer., grin.
clock-radio. TV: pvt. entr.. shower.
2I41 F st: NV. Elk. :i-6633. %
MT: PLEASANT. 1864 18th st: nv
to bath; $40. Also / large furn.
housekeeping nm. twin beds: AVIAN.
April ] $50. utils.. utensils included.
eSI7 :sth ST. N.w.-Housekeepins
nm. water. refgr.; no drinking. DE.
2 CONNECTING ROOMS
Near. Union Station. walking distance
running water; suitable cple.; $12 so
wk. EOS z st. NV. II
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. black
and s siiysG; excel temperament; reas.
COCKER sPANrELs. females. pedi-
greed. Axe. champion bioodline:
AMERICAN COCKER SPANIEL PuPs.
3 wks. old. reg. m. and I. Psrti-col.
La. 6-g323 after 5 pm. "A
GERMAN SHEPHERD. reg. excel
pedigree. Active weII-marked pups.
:560s Reservoir I'd. NV. AID. q
sIAMEsE sEALPoINr KITTENS. 8
TT6s. old; trained. registered. reas.
WANTED. home for male. black and
white cat. Householder. co. 5-so24
CANARIEs. = with CAGES and stands.
Sing beautifully. Reas. Ii. 7-0679
TOY 9ei'ff FOX TERRIER. 8 mos vs." old
DiStemper shot given. SIS. Call AP.
WIRE FOX TERRIERS, Axe reg.
$40 and $50. males, 3 females
two months old. u. a-55l7. IS
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. purebred.
. perfect Easter gift; reasonable.
WANTED 70 BUY mother cat or orc DOG
Call Ii 1852 bet. $50 and
1870 am. only.
soME; SAY I'm a woman without a
But my domestic situation is out of
With the menagerie. I'm going bats.
So would you like to have my cats?
JE 4-4535 II
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APIS. FURNlsHED-D. c.

Wiz ssa kssa,n.ss. and ad1i bath s.
1877 e N Mio SNsRiOS sly 81. N.E.-liv. rm.,
6 SssSrm; KIT sao1S Sinette, bath; incl.
ss silss. 1 81 ssSTP 81. Oss.w-a rms, It,.
bath. $S5 mo-; shown 6-s I'm.
EMBASSY. SECTION, .The warwick :ii "
305l Idaho ave. n.w.--1 -bedrm, apt.
ayail. May 1, SI25. year lease.
ss sun S5aas sc a s%s shhSSDpas ,is ss
elevator bldg. CAN EN-. S-e7oo for for
7s sgs0l GkCRGIA AVE. N.w.-a bed
Fbms. i liy rrn:; dineste. kit. and
S Sloo s 9ci; heat incl; ! yr: lease
CENTRALLY LOCATED, / blk. May
flower and Statler Hotels--Beaut.
furn.. apt. in excel. taste and cond.
1888 ss s NAE;wsI iJlSO, ST. N NV. rms.
, Tn s s1ss5 W. NJ N Nv s;SsSS n
rm. -bedrm. 5bed and studio couch)
ss m Tsfs xii On g st gas cs 1hnEzi g. a4e
J11s1Ts D ECO =; THROUGHOUT
Arm. and bath q bedrms.) apt; In
nearby Md; mr.. stores. churches
transp.. movies, Rte: excel. park.
i sreun sHit III ou ssSs' r ss 'A Va
1888 s'TESYiE ST. NV large rms.
kit. and bath; well furnished; choice
S %E owe loo. EN- sl aes7t igei utils
1873 SIS isth ST. NV. ~ Clean. qSiet
and lovely 2-bedrm ant with extra
lge liv. rm., kit. and bath; all new
1900 GA 40 AVE. NV. Cor. apt.
newly decor; bedrm;; liy, rm.. lge
Psrkisng, space. Call resident mgr.
80 g. M tGiiaS5u6r AVE. N.w.-Liv. Tm
bedrm. kit. bath. in apt. bldg; auto
washer. dryer: $50; utils. incl. RA
Mr.. ig D1tuPSo q CIRCLE CIRCLE 1873 P st
n.w.-2h. rms. semlpvt. bath: laund
VIC. Observation-Disclosures floor
attrac. furn. liv.-bedrm;. kit. bath;
s yCIps mar only REN& o. 9s2o5 ndc Sl
for details. tel. Me. S-s731. to 7:3C
two W. pRIvATE-BATH APTs., 1881
Monroe st. NV; ! is bsmt. apt. PVT.
entrance, ALL uTILs.; ADULTS
..S SH9f kaLoRaMA RID. ,on Conn. =
! | bedrm.. liv nm. kit. bath; $40.
incl. utils. DE. 2-g367. -
! NM bedIms., liy. rm.. kit. bath
| porch; 3 or 4 adults; Sl20; also
bsmt, bedrms. SS5. utils. incl
NEWTON ST. NEAR I6th--Larse iiv
rm., bedrm.. kit, bath: 500 mo.
utils incl. RA. 3-2943 -3
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st. NV
-Elev., I bedrm;, also 2 bedrms.
liy: rm.: din. rm.. kit. and bath. Also
effic. $50 in other loo. EN-. BOOT
1443 OAK ST. NV bedrms., apt
bldg; ideal for 3 girls; cow. loca-
ton: $50 mo. ia. 9-05SS. IS
MOVE IN TODAY. rent free to April
| ]. -bedrm. apt. elevator bldg, new
Y dec; EN-; 2--722g; .-31
| 1-bedrm. apt. unfurn.; / enc. 215s
Mt. Pleasant NV. tn. 2-l3S7. II
500 CRITTENDEN ST. N.W.-2-rm
furn: apt. Petworth section fol
empl. only. Also bsmt. apt. with up.
stairs bedrm. and pvt. bath. Reas
wEAs,sTTER I Sir. NV. 1882. 3 ane
/ 4 rms. S45 to SIS mo-; also bsmt
1 apt; :" rms. pvt. bath and eptr
1888 Il. II. AVE. N.W.-"The Pana-
( manian"-1-rm. and pvt. bath eff.
MOUNT PLEAsANT-studio apt, !
| rm. kit. and bath. Except. value
S65 mo. CO. 6-SS56.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.E.


$40 MD. AVE. N.E.-Double; hot
and cold running water in rm.;
CAPITOL LIBRARY VIC.-Lge. from
Es o a%Rle closet s S5swer space
Ii. 3-1067. after 5 pm. al
sos MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NE
Nicely furn. for light Housekeeping
c smS1 sISple Sny Te SAG RnoM nr
Benning shopping center-Home
privils. Call after $40 PM. all day
Sat. and Sun. LU. 1-0A93 -
COLORED - NICELY FURN.. with
privils.. sgle. or dble.. .reas Can be
seen at any time. Ii. 1889. .
COLORED-FRONT RIM, furn. foi
cple., will accept ] child, middle rm
for man: home privileges. Ii. 7-9117
CoLORED-1129 MORSE ST. Ne
. front rooms, pvt. Kitchen; empl
persons. Ii. 7-0574. a
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APIS FURNISHED VA

DUPLEX-New. s min. Pent.. 3 min
.GQI N. Wash. blvd. ia. S-l50S.
ALEXANDRIA - 3 rms and bath;
utils; pvt. entr.; conv.; empl. cple.
res. section; sos. OV. 3-l927. Il
ARLINGTON--Lovely 2-bedrm. apt,
tastefully furn.. excel. transp. to
bus service to all schools. Monthly
lease: rental, $40, utils. incl. RES.
MGR, S77 8. Greenbrier st.. ia.
2-320b. Il
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APIS. FURN.-vA. tcont. J

=
2 BEDRMS. AND BATH: comm t,t
SIS. incl. heat and cleo. IA. g. piS1.
%
ALEX: Distinctive. well located.
neWly decor; new refgr.; quiet; rec
ad aaa sz6 to Sa sss iHTY E gss5sssen;
DEL RAY section-2-rm. eficiency:
W W,is; Iurn;; ~ mo-; adults only.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED APT. in
apt. bldg. 1904 Lee hwy, avail.
now; 3 girls or adult cplc. other
apis. avail in April. Phone FIRST,
10, 5-1975 for appt. to see Apt.
n 4 G3,,y S5ulldinE p, Il
cnI Fl Fl s s9a bath b.. S5s to So So
NATioNAL' ARP aIRPo Hs1Sef Just 'o Oh Mt.
Vernon blvd. Sew. 1-bedrm. apis.
avail. for immed. occupancy; all
utils furn; SiO0 mo. Corner Bash.
ford lane and Abinrdon dr. SHAN.
NON a. LUCHS Co, 1905 II st,
NV, MA. S-2345.
aforementioned, two
bedrm. apt. Beaut. furn., every COW,
incl disposal, auto. washer. driver.
Three firenlaces. TIE. 6-6S39
BROOM FURN. Apt. N. ArI,. sober
EMPLOYED couple only. ia. 7-5s32.
AR Rim ) P,SH. near peutagon-a Ae1
decorated apt. liv. rm.,. kitchen,
bedrm. and bath: available imme.
distely: 500 per mo-. incl. utils.
Call ia. 5-9107 or ia. .2-S373. a
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MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont,

CHINCHILLAs-A males, 4 females;
registered and pedigreed. Phone
Do. 7-2665. evenings. 81
CLOTHELINE T POSTS, Of welded
steel pipe construction: small me-
dunn and large sizes: $4.76 ca. and
up: free delivery. Cali no. 2-94S3.
ACME WELDING CO. --12
COAT, ladies blk. broadcloth: Persian
lamb collar. size II or IA; $50.
DEEP FREEZE, Philco, IL Gu. IT.
like new; win sell very reasonably.
20. 4-5913. 81
DESK. modern style, like new; chair
iin nei16sdii orif. 4ns piss Sllsi sen
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FILE CABINETS


Government surplus. 4-drawer wood,
ss $asS 1drs sSaa'i Steel 'Fs sasss
size. new. $24.95. N. PRANK q
son. Ala 3rd st. NV. Elk. 3-8974.
FIxIT SHOP SELL-OUT : Radial
with bench; drill press with NOR
ts ss s snSDe 1u a1S rou ssD.ss ns
wire, conduit, fuse and control
boxes, pipe, nipples, dies. etc. RA.
FREE2ER-wiu sell for best offer.
pemins iro Spai'n 81. so7s5s. Ban 1 81
FREEZER upright IL Gu. IT.. new,
FURs@si.6oo full lenuth muskrat
scat goat excellent sOnd' so Till sell for
scarf. viii sell for $50. AID. 4-067O.
FURS-Ranch mink. full-lensth coat,
highest quail. offer due. to passing
Of person Tor whom deSigned worn
IT, sms' In si1 S.irst e % less. Oe cSss
Best oifer. Also. So, 600 blue mink
SSs:isHs III: ssSis scarf. $500. csli
ton BY appointment only. 81
FURS-slightly used glamorous mink
garments. Less than $500 buys
one that must have cost thousands.
FURNITURE-Liv. rm. suite. kitchen
set; best offer. ST. 3-2433. -6
FURNITURE-Best offer and misc.
items. LA. 6-21S2. 5O07 18th st.
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new. bet
ter-grade bedrm.. dining rm.. living
rm., from unclaimed freight and
factory eloSeouts. etc; great say;
BLDG, 460 New York ave. NV.
daily, 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 7-4310.
FURNITURE-Must sell house full Of
modern furn. 203 Tyson drive, Fails
Ch.. Va, 8 blks. from Seven Corners.
FURNITURE-2-pc.. liv. rm. set for
bungalow or rec. rm.. S45; sofa bed.
gray tap; like new; S45; chests,
$12 up; knee-hole desks, S25 up;
pair Hollywood beds. both for $65:
chairs, misc. the little store around
the corner" 4429 Wisconsin ave.
NV It'll = pm EN- 1-6677
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

WESTERN SADDLE AND BRIDLEi
like new: perfect condition; ,$75
100 REGiSTERED ANGUS. AZ cows
plus heifers. steers. calves. bulls
Herd sire Barbarian Of Mt. P b.
Prince Barbarian of Sunbeam. Auc-
ton Friday. April 2 by HATTON
BROWN at o. W. Meier Farm. Ridge
rd., between Comus, Md. and Thomp
sons Corner, via gao and % high
ways.
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TARPAULINS

DROP CLoTHs-CANvAs
LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE
2613 NJ ST. NV. Elk. 3-3527
TELEVISION SALE
WE BEAT ALL DISCOUNT PRICES
ERAND-NEW 1854 FAMOUS MAKES
AIMCO TV SALES
3143 N. Washington Blvd.
Arlington, Va. ia. 8-7801, IA. $1,000
TRADITIONAL CARVED CHAIR. i'm.
ported from Vienna. $50. Call EN-
2-6671 after 5 pm, II
TV. 17-in. Motorola, repossessed;
take up payments. Dl. 7-0320 II
TY-RADIO -PHONO COMB. Stromberg-
Carlson; Chinese classic style, 12Ia"
screen; AMIN. Best offer. WO
TYPEWRlTERs. port. tNEw,. Rem,
Royal, Smith Corona, Und., Olympia,
rec home DEM; $3.50 wk. DI. q
UNiFoRM. Navy Chief. khaki. all
wool garbardine, include cap, size
AZ: $40 cash. 10. 2-h722, Il
UNIFORMS, Navy Chief, complete.
plus regulation topcoat. JE. 3-i273.
WASHER, Bendix. de like fully au-
t ton e. a excellent condition. s45.
WASHERS. 5 late model automa tics,
unclaimed 10 storage; $40 to S93
delivered and guaranteed. 1872 9Th
Bt. NV, 20. $3.50. IL