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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14
| Suspect IN 70 Cases
Indicted on 4Counis
I0f HOUSEKEEPING

A man once suspected by po-
lice Of more than 90 cases Of
housebreakings and attempted
housebreakings yesterday was in
dicted on four charges Of house
breakings and thefts in three OF
them.
He is Albert williams, IT,, %,
colored. of the 400 block Of
Third street NE. He is accused
Of twice breaking into Cannon's
Steak House, in the 1900 block
of Fifth street NE. last month
and taking a total of more than
$500. He also was indicted on
charges of breaking into a whole
sale candy store and stealing a
small amount of cash and of
breaking into another building. .
Overn Thomas, IS, colored. of
the 800 block. of Independence
avenue Sc. was named with
Williams in one indictment.
charging two housebreakings and
theft of $245 in cash.
26 Cases Presented.
Police presented statements
regarding Williams in 26 cases
but sufficient evidence was lack
ing in 81 of them, according to
Assistant United States Attorney
John C. Conliff, jr.
Joseph E. King. 20, colored.
was indicted on charges OF
breaking into the Professional
Pharmacy, Inc, in the 1900
block of Georgia avenue NV.
last September, and taking
$4,000 from a safe.
A Boiling Air Force airnnan
was charged in an indictment
with a $306 holdup-robbery of
the Western Union Telegraph
Co. Office in the 5000 block Of
Nichols avenue Sc, last .Novem-
Der II. He is Samuel w. Harmon.
"a.
2 Held In Purse Thefts.
Two men were indicted on
two charges Of robbery involving
pocketbook sn atchings from
women on the street and break
ing into a building and stealing
$40 in cash and a watch They
are Andrew M. Redwood. Is, of
the 100 block Of P street S.W :,
and John l.. Stones. 20, of the
1000 block Of New Jersey avenue
Sc. Both are colored.
The indictments were among
20 returned by a grand jury be-
fore Judge James r. Kirkland.
of the U. S. District Court for
the District Of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14
Firebuds Blumed

'Firebugs." natives and Euro
peans. who light dry grass just
to see it burn, were blamed by
the administrator Of Papua-N New
Guinea for hundreds Of grass
fires around Port Moresby this
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14
FEEL A COLDS
SORE THROAT
COMING on?
Quick! Try Trokells For Relic.
Formulated Like A Doctors &

II Is now possible for you to bur
at any drug store, without PR
Scription, o new kind Of remedy,
pleasant- tasting 'lozenge form, t
help relieve coughs and sore thros
distress due to colds.
TRoKELLS contain BEN 20 CAIN.
and TYRo-THRI-CIN, carefully com,
hined for q, dual purpose. Whe.
dissolved in the mouth, rRoKEILs
moisten dry, raspy surfaces while
they provide q inedicated solution
that ID quickly deadens soreness
allays irritation and cough-provok-
ing tickle with the soothing surface
aneSthetic action Of BKN-zo-cArNE
and CD brings to the affected areas
the protective aid OF the antibiotic
xYRo-THR1-CTN. ~
GetsTRoKEILs;sthe pleasant tast-
ing lozefges, now available at al
drug counters. Only 75f. Take them
as directed for effective local relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14
2 Held In Purse Thefts.
Atuturk Film

Douglas Fairbanks. jr., has
been promised full cooperation
by Turkish authorities for his
projected film on the life of
Renal Ataturk, founder Of the
Turkish Republic. Ankara re-
ports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14
day in and day out

The number market place used in Washington Star Cas
sied No matter when bound to find big selections
of the particular make model interested because Star Ca
sied regularly publishes ads than the other Washington
combined When you decide buy sell used you'll
always get the quickest and satisfactory results in the automotve
columns of Star Classified expert help composing classified ad
call Sterling $4,000 and ask for ad-taker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14
Tobacco Wholesalers

ATLANTA.--Tobacco products
are sold through about $500
wholesalers and more than q
million retail outlets in the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14

When you know ILL., and you cont be there person,
Long Distance the thoughtful way to wish them WE'LL
Service fost courteous, dependable low in So
often and talk long you like Roe lower offer PM
and all doy on Sundays Remember too your coils will go
through faster you'll always call by number.
there who'd feel better Just hearing your voice right
Evening star., 1954-01-20
Gen. Taylor and McC Corthy Blast Each Other

had declared publicly So number
of times" that there has been no
espionage at Fort Monmouth and
that therefore any attempt to
expose espionage Is q hoax.
"Under the circumstances. /"
Senator Mccarthy said, sit would
seem that the committee has no
choice but to have him tell under
oath what II anything he knows
about Communist .infiltration and
espionage at Fort Monmouth"
Cites Background.
Asked his opinion as to why
Gen. Taylor has been critical Of
Senator McCarthy's investiga.
tions of alleged espionage and
Red infiltration. the Senator was
quoted by Newsweek:
"Taylor's own background is
the best answer to that question.
There is nothing new about his
defending Communists. Taylor
was a member of the Bridges De-
tense Committee. This commit
tees sole function was to at
tempt to free Harry Bridges
(West Coast union LEADER and
two others who were convicted
Of perjury in connection with
Communist activities"
Senator Mccarthy said Gen.
Taylor also worked for the re-
instatement of six persons dis
Evening star., 1954-01-20
sy the A.,eeiotsd Pres,

NEW YORK. Jan. .20.-A con-
troversy between retired Brig.
Gen. Telford Taylor. Nuremberg
war crime trials prosecutor, and
Senator Mccarthy hared again
today.
Gen. Taylor predicted that q
Thorough investigation" of Sen
ator McCarthy's charges that a
spy ring existed until recently
in the Army Signal Corps at
Fort Monmouth, N. j.. would
destroy" the Wisconsin Repub-
lican.
Gen. Taylor. a brigadier. gen.
eral in the Army Reserve. said
also that the Republican Party
would be. destroyed IF it per-
sists in clinging to Mccarthy"
He presented these opinions in
addressing q meeting Of the New
York Young Democratic Club
yesterday.
Subpoena Planned.
In an interview appearing in
Newsweek magazine today, Sem
ator Mccarthy said he intended
to subpoena Gen. Taylor to ap-
pear before the Senate Perma-
nent Investigations Subcommit-
tee.
The Senator. chairman Of the
subcommittee, said Gen. Taylor
Evening star., 1954-01-20
DAv Was 'viIified'
In Charity Probe,
Adiutant Charges

The national adjutant Of the
Disabled American Veterans said
today a New York State investi-
eating committee set out to give
the organization a "black eye"
in advance of recent hearings on
DAVIS Embarrassing activities.
Vivian D. Corbly of Cincinnati
said in a statement prepared for
a House Veterans Committee
hearing that the New York State
group "vilifled" the DAV and its
service foundation as a charity
racket"
Mr.. Corbly said DAV asked for
the congressional hearing be-
cause he contended the New
York group did not give it q
decent opportunity to refute the
misinformation which was pre-
sented :. to the public as So
called facts"
Tag Sales a Factor.
The New York legislative COM
mittee heard testimony that the
DAV used none of $21 million 1t
collected from miniature auto
tag sales as payments to needy
veterans.
Mr.. Corbly said the organiza-
ton did not claim to make such
payments. He said testimony
given to the New York commit
tee by its own counsel, George
Kerner, shows its utter ignor-
ance Of the basic principles Of
rehabilitation"
Disabled veterans don't want
handouts" he asserted. 'They
need and want only the benefits
to which they are rightfully en-
titled under the law. which the
DAV spends its money to help
them obtain"
Capt. Cicero F. Hogan Of
Washington, national DAV di-
rector of claims, testified that
the organizations service Of
f1cers over the past 10 years
have obtalneo more than 1873
million in benefits for disabled
ex-servicemen and their depend
entS.
Employs Disabled Veterans.
The DAV. headquartered in
Cincinnati, manufactures and
mails out key rings Identification
tags bearing automobile owners
auto license numbers. It asks
donations in return. The House
committee was told that nearly
all the people who work in DAVIS
"Idento Tag" plant are disabled
veterans or their close depend
ents.
The DAV last night made pub
lie in Cincinnati an audit of its
financial operations, showing
1853 receipts from tag contribu-
tions totalling $5,007 .084. The
organizations expenses were list
ed as S3,005.295. yielding a ST.
001,789 net profit.
Mr.. Corbly said Mr.. Kerner's
statement was given to news
papers before We testified"
adding:
The conclusions in that state
ment were reached before we
testified. Those conclusions were
warped by the committee and by
its counsel. to give the DAV a
: black eye"
Evening star., 1954-01-20

charged from the United Nations
and added:
1T Is impossible in the limited
time here to give all Of Taylor's
associations with Communists
and Communist causes. This
will be developed while he is
before the committee.
Evening star., 1954-01-20
By The As.oeiuted Pres,

COLOMBO. Ceylon, Jan. 20
A mauling during a brief fight
from exile resulted In the death
yesterday Of Amin Didi. reform
minded ex-president Of the
Maldive Islands Republic, its
embassy here announced.
An embassy communique said
Didi, 46. had died from injuries
a mob inflicted on him when it
found him at liberty last month.
The Indian Ocean atoll group
which Didi formerly governed is
460 miles southwest Of Ceylon.
Evening star., 1954-01-20
Police Charge z Boys
With False Pretenses

Two 14-year-old boys who pre-
tended to collect funds for a
church were arrested by Alex
andria police today and charged
with soliciting funds under false
pretenseS.
Police said the boys, both COL
ored, collected $40 from residents
of Parkfairfax before they were
caught. The boys told police
they made 50 earlier but had
spent that money.
Evening star., 1954-01-20
Injuries inflicted by Mob XIII 0usfed Island Ruler

An economic crisis last summer
threatened his people with
starvation and his cousins, Ibra-
him Ali Didi and Mohamed
Didi, overthrew him last August.
Exiled. to the island of Doom
idu. Didi escaped in December
to Male. the principal island.
Evening star., 1954-01-20
Greut Lakes Shipping

DULUTH.-Great Lakes fleets
In 1868 moved 96 million tons of
iron ore. 81 million tons of coal,
26 million tons Of limestone and
13 million tons of grain.
Evening star., 1954-08-03

BETHESDA, MD.
Bradley Blvd. Manor
One and q ,bedrms.. liy., rm.. din
space, kit. bath and rear screened
porch $50 and SS5 monthly Chill.
dren welcome.
SAMUEL 4. BooLEY. NC.
Evening star., 1954-08-03
APIS. uNFURNlsHED---MD.

TAkOMA PARK, S41b Flower aye.-
.Ms MpdsTn, s1ans2 bedrms.; terrace; $50.
CORAL HiLLs--s-bedrm. garden 3 ant
shops, school. bus. JO. s.7OSS. e.
ROCKVILLE--1 room and Kitchen
with dining area, bath; center Of
town. S6s Incl. utils. Po. 2-4296.
EocKynLE-ons two ana three
Ssah .crssned spss rsar sm Oorchs Osacihss nasi Sis
schools and shopping center; S65 TO
OUT PiEEY BRANCH RID. 70
Flower shopping center, one block
cail tseaxHSs JU asssss ass Or J6l 6Gpaa.s5fs' a5fs
included. $79.SO. WALKER 4
DUNLOP, INC. co. 5-O222. "a
BETHESDA -. Living room, dinette,
kitchen. bedrooms and bath: con-
ties and Transportation. 81. 4-S545.
TAKOMA PxRKLspacious liy. rm.,
din. rm.. kit, bedrms., tile bath,
soS sleSets' eS gross ysnt.; Ttils tlrn, nyo
|HYATTsvLLE--Nice section; 6-rm
priyils; sos mo. utils. incl. ellis
4lst , ave; Wa: 7;0555. %
blde a1s block i1IedsR school, sDss SSH 4 o S-at M
incl utils.; with air cond.; S1lO.
one-bedrm. apt; $50. incl utiis,
JU s-13l5. days; JU. b-396e ewes.
SILVER SPRING - Q bedrms., CO cool
as not Hsss ins isf iSSPl' ssS JS es'f ISIS ssts
-
BIGGEST ROOM SIZES in the area
You should see these apts. at Elmar
Gardens-A lovely garden apt. home
comcining cool. comfortable. CON.
course an atils. included. Rsside81 s q
Manager ZAP. 7-S69SJ, 54O0 Hamii.
ton ST.. between Defense hwy. and
sANNN sszaAiNsfyl5ls q q nucIiss IEisPS1sso .o Nos rq
APTs. AVAILABLE Al CoBUR TER
oi00 Defense hwy. Bladensburg
Md. Next schools and shopping cen.
ter bus stop at door. WA. 7-276s
BLVD. HTS, nr. Penna. and Southern
ayes. SEC bedrms.. liv. rm., kit
bath: lge. rms, pvt, entr.; $50, incl
qttls. ERNEST H. LUNG, DI. 7-a221
BETHESDA, MD. 7034 strathnore st
lSG. Apt. UiUks, CEUSS VenLll2t1O0,
close to schools, stores and transp.
S.bedrm. apt, liv rm.. dinette and
Kitchen; incl. utils.: $105 per mo
May be inspected any time. See
lanitor on premises or call Z. NJ
FRY. OIL. 6-7383.
SUITLAND MANOR, nr. Census Bu-
reau. Hydrographic, Andrews Field
shop. center--Liv. rm., dinette area
kft.. hedrm., bath: $50 mo. 10
o-41Ufs -
LIV. RIM, KIT, 2 bedrms., bath; vic
District Hts. Redwood 5-S272.
RENT FREE. Aug. s-sept. Ia bed
rms; duplex type; equip. kit: l$73. sc
mo; thereafter. 25ss Iverson st..
CALL UN; 4-976s about furnished
cottage in College Park. $50 per
BRENTwooD-Nicely furn. s rms,
bath; immed; /, poss. $s5. DUNN q
TAKoMA PARK. near Walter Reed;
nicely furn. efiic., kit. and bath,
utils. $50 mo. JU. $500. --5
TAKOMA PARK, 25 Holt pl. - Q
rooms, kitchen and bath, nicely fur
nished: mgr. Apt. l. Ju. 9-1316;
|SUITLAND MANOR, mr.. Census Bur-
reau, Hydrographic. Andrews Field,
shop. center: lV. rn1., dinette ares.
kit, bedroom, bath. 10. S-41O7
TAKOMA PARK - Modern terrace
apt. 4 rms and bath; empl. cple.
only, S66 mo JU 9-1S1O. --5
Evening star., 1954-08-03
MOVING PACKING STORAGE

MOVtNO pACktN6 STORAGE
ALCONN MOVES ANYTIME, local
long dist. with new vans. BY Job or
90 per hr. RA 6-6S95, Tu. 2-7272.
WHEN MOVING you want IT done
right Call Ii. 3-5047. EDELIN,
MOVING q TRANSFER SERVICE
ARE YOU MOVING to California Of
to some other Western State? Daily
service ON household goods and
autos at lower rates JUDSON
/ FORWARDING. Ma R-48h2
RROW rRANSFER-Six rooms, $3b
up: also $6 per hour. NO. 1894
EbELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. ia. 9-29S7: eyes,. RA. 3-l416.
MOVING ACROSS THE sTREEq or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing
AGE CO., INC, Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING. local MOVING;
beaches speciality. s. L. MORRIS,
TU. 2-ll6O or Ii. 6-2S89.
MOVE BY HILL--Home or bus: short
or long notices; extra services any
time: sensibly priced. LU. 10000.
Evening star., 1954-08-03

COL0RED- AND s RIM. APT
Newly dec. cony. loc. Keys for insp..
to 2 pm oil You st. NV. 6'
COLORED-0O9 M ST. NV
rms. kit. bath. $45. RAYMOND r.
RUPERT. 1O17 18th st. NV. ST.
Evening star., 1954-08-03
HA. 2-7234

COLoRED-CONV. N.W.-Ciean. q
rms, bath, bsmt., porches, yard;
$125. Cali til pm. NO. 7-292s.
COLoRED-IOeO 4sth PL. N.E.-A
rms. elec.. S25 mo. ME. $4,000.
cOLoRED-6sO4 Il ST. s.E.--4 rms,
bath. cleo. $3.50. Me. $4,000.
CoLoRED-Isoa POTOMAC AVE.
S.E.-6 rms and bath: gas hot
water heat front porch; double
back porch full basement: $l2O.
F.. J. WALsHE. INC, l1l5 I ct. NV.
COLORED-8O3 e3rd ST, N.W.@S
rms. cleo. $3.50 RAYMOND r.
RUPERT, 1017 7th st. NV. ST.
Evening star., 1954-08-03
HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN wishes to share 6-rm.
house with couple and child. or q
Spring. Io. 1890. after e:so. '.v.s 4
GEORGETOWN-Gi to share house
with other girls; college grad, 20.
20; roof garden, piano. NO. 7-S632.
Evening star., 1954-08-03

8226 9th ST. NV.
6-room detached brick. full basement,
gas NV heat. garbage disposal;
. sos LoNGFELLow ST. NV.
e rooms. 2 baths, convenient To an
schools and transp. Open Sunday.
. 1923 H ST. Sc.
and Andrews Field ''
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1224 l4th st. NV. AD. 4-2OOS
Evening star., 1954-08-03
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

PORTNER RID. AND BAsHFORD
LANE, Alex, Va.--Excel. one- -bedrm.
apt. ct q prime location between mt.
',;sa vernon blvd and Powhattan shop
tsSl. col: isoS Il! gti5s 4 i sI1NNSN / SS s ISeas
ARL. $50. 0.5O-One bedrm., Hv Tm
kit, bath. Heat incl. Nr. wash
ana a Arl blvds. EN-. 3-567S days:
ARL. - Immed. poss.: ! bedrm. large
reigr;. venetian blinds, exhaust fan.
Mired lor TV and air cond.; full
quiet; no children, no pets; all utils. .
$3.50. ia. 4-1706. %
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS mas a few
and bedrm. units avaiIapIe; |;
priced from $75 Sit. In conv Alex. !;
6-min: drive from the Pentagon.
rnone TE. $4,000 or come to the
once In Adams Bldg, cor. Mt Yer.
non ave. and Russell rd
ALEX. sDEL RAYl DUPLEx-2 bed
rms rms liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. bath,
?. O.. bus, shopping. 70 approved
fam. RAYMOND APIS, TIE. 6-3190.
ALEX. DEL RAY)-1-bedrm cor.
sspt;: S6e. 90. Colonial brk; bldEs..
proved : j adult , 81 fam. RAYMoND APIS,
N; AnL.- bedrms.. liv. rm.. dinette.
Walking distance. Arlington Hall.
DIX. new Hecht store. Good transp.
ldEy kdE q, facilities. 0ff.stEeet BARKING
Mr. Harig on o premises. 51s my n.
durins 4ss the s day Aps "a SrsSssss! ss sfiss Sfass
3 Pm. and week-ends. call IA.
m. apts.. $7S. .5o-$s5 Utii. except
40l4 Columbia pike. w5
SUBLEASE for 10 mo-. 1-bedrm. apt,
, garage incl. Beautifully ARRANGED. 4
min: to pentagon. Cali IA. s-13s6
ARL.,--LOvely 1-bedrm. apt, cple. or
2 girls, unusually quiet, clean, cool.
apts bldg; 80 I blk; to Hscht's; best
CD EiN ri s'siRY xRi1Nswiy KE; Si107ae aes. sDs' s
With 2 very Ice. bedrms. in mod.
f1reproof bldg, Va blk. to shops and
transp. You may OCCUPY Immediately
month 6 f4ss fSsRt Sos vaash insl aeis %f:n' yA
ARLINGTON, Columbia pike at Fred
erick st., Magnolia Gardens-Avail.
nov. Beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination, 2 large
bedrooms, latest in kitchen equip
ment. ..parquet floors. Venetian
blinds. exposures, utils furn.: SOC
info. call IA. $500. ~
ONE 3-RM; APT. with pvt. bath.
$69. 30. Phone XII. 9-6644. --4
$65,. ARL.-1 bedrm. liv. rm.. kit.
| bath. No utils furn, Avail. Aug. /.
EM: g. 667S or EN- 3-920S, -5
ALEX.-2nd A.; lge. equip. kit, liv
rm., sun deck. lge. bedrm., 1 small
bedrm. or den. lge. tile bath; cIlple
only or / baby; $77.50. incl. heat
and hot water. XII. S-6652 or TIE
0sgos BIocK Fr. MYER-oarden-ty s typ,
apt. bldg. / bedrm., $64. so. Ayail
immed. RA. 3-2270 or RA. 3-4sS9
N. ARL.--2-bedrm. apartments, avail
now and Sept. !; excellent location
ia. 2-664O. evenings. IS
NEW 3-RM. APT, pvt. bath, entr ).
furn. or unfurn.; utils incl; reas
1920 N. Nelson St, Arl., ia. 7-956S
BEVERLY PLAZA SECTION, Alex.
ya snd b.t Sedsm avail g Now Tm sp dinsssf Gs II
c''IHcsssE-IhNI II AEI&GroN isfYSsi 1..aedreson
| apt. avail Sept: l. at $40. Res
1927 N. CALVERT ST.. ARL.-2.
bedrm. and 1-bedrm. apts., avail
now. at $3.50 and $72.50. Cal
res. mgr, ia. 7-936S. --6
Evening star., 1954-08-03

COLORED- AND 8 RIM. APT
9 to pm Oil You st. NV. g.
cOLoREp-9oe NJ g.,,I st. nv; 2
gggPPssFFT' gggPPssFFT' lo17 9TH st. NV. ST.
cCoLORED-ssa PER MO-. incl. utils
In s,w. Newly dec enc. apt, pvt.
bath. mod. kit: refs. Call EN-. 2-1g65
for appt. -S
COLORED-2-BEDRoOM APT. SIS
per mo See at 5322 B St, Sc. Apt.
1. Mr.. MILLER. JE. 2-1275. "A
apt. No children. AID. 2-sssS. @S
COLORED-2501 I4th ST. NV
2 rms, kit. bath; S72.50 mo. To
inspect. see janitor. or cali co.
,COLORED-l1O9 N ST. NV rm.,
n:Dsas sHd tssn sa eo Spy sSss ssa month
cSt@8hzDnsoS rms and BAN Sash. snsir. xa AyS snd
.Mr. samueis, ' ~. ~ s-5sas. several i
2 and 3-rm. apts. avail. %
COLORED-s RMS. kit; share bath;
reas;,: conv. trans; util; 3459 Hol-
mead pl. NV TU. 2-2277. -3
CoLORED-Is4O VERNON 81. NV
.ssy.: 1s 81 sns slds bath .4s ss'qs ar ass
1854 after pm 3
COLORED-7O36 9Th ST. N.W.--Larse
redecorated one-rm.. kit. and bath
apt; S62.5O mo-. incl all utilities;
new stove and refrigerator. See
lanitor on premises or call ME.
coLoRED-241s nth ST. N.w.-Re-
decorated I lge; rm. kit. and bath;
See ianitor on premises or cali ME
S-5400.
COLORED-I736 d ST. N.E.--Mod
3-rm. and bath apts., S65 and S75
per mo. Adults. Keys in ofice. 800
Mass ave. ne. Ii. 6-7043. IS
GOLORED-3 RMS, kit. share bath;
quiet neighborhood, quiet home,
reas. Call after $40. Ii. 3-151s.
C0LORED-LGE., modern. 2-bedrm
apt. with all modern conviences, To-
Gated at 1928 Perry ST. ne. or call
10. 3-4079 or WO. 6-7145. -5
COL0RED-FRONT, rear entrances;
no children: 21st and Benning area.
u. 3-7115. A.
coLoRED - ss1s BADs ST. NE;
1-bedrm. duplex. S65. ST. 3-5443.
CoLoRED-1ss4 MONROE ST. NV.
--2 rms, kit, bath porch: $77 30
mo: See Jan. LIss REALTY. Me.
CoLORED-3 RMS. and private bath: !:
Some furn. $74 mo-, 712 F. st. ne.
-eoLoRED-1 RM.. kit. bath; util.
paid, $55 per month. RA. 6-56s3.
CoLoRED-57 X ST. Me- ige.
rm. and kit, semibath, h.-wh..
elec.. gas, $3s.5O per mo. CO.
COLORED-103s sEAToN PLACE NV.
Large rm. kit. and semipyt
bath; $4,000. 2 rms, kit. and ath
$60.50 mo. Call Me. s-54OO.
COLORED-SMART, ONE-BEDRM.
liy. rm., kit and bath apts.. near
Florida ave at 500 You st. NV;
modern elec. kit. full tiled bath;
$3.50. See janitor or SHANNON
3 LuCHS CO.. 1908 II st. NV,
Ma. 6-2346.
COLORED-NEAR CAPITOL
All 2nd st. ,s.e.-Lge.. 3-rni. apt
2 bldg: S79.50 mo-, incl. utils. Also
salge. 2-rm. apt; facing park; $69.5O
N0NffAR
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APARTMENTS MANTEp

0WNERS--Need effic. and bedroom
apis. W/pvt. bath. furn. or unfurn.,
Al parts Of 2. G. have. tenants
MANDEL. Nh. s-64l4. "a
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HOUSES FURNISHED

NEAR NEW PROVIDENCE HOS
pITAL-Semidet. house. less than
z yrs. old; will put In all new furn.;
8 lge. bedrms., full bsmt.; $3.50 per
mo-: one bus fare. sTEUART BROS,
INC, 1919 9TH st. NV. DI. 7-2434
l$l7 81 Il kITTESaousE r1SSsRi ST. NV. row
brick. receipt; haii. liy. rm.. din. rm.. "
and bath; also Kitchen. Nv. rln.. bed
rn1; rnom and ,S hData bath apt, apt unturn;, Lge;
Vnesnt Vnr9Tdtnouf Ia Rent sls1odI ~ to one party
THE sHAMIEETs SECTION as chey,
Chase. Nd. Aug. 11-oct. 1s. Low
rental 2 reliable party. Almost-neY.
fhntim, tfhii .,a mouse With large garden 10
only; References REQUIRED. OIL. e.
FAIRFAX CIRCLE. vas bedrm..
ms men, u IS baths; s.a u.s. inelosed porch: siSS
8 Rms. 81 nicely iceg'iai flrn.: better NV Ioe.
blk. Mt. Pleasant car, 18th st. bus
Z bedrms.; $l75 mo. Hu. 3-658i
GRIM. BRICK HOUSE. near 18th and
Columbia rd-oil heat; fenced
FIinNy rear yd r,S1llpH Gsll EN- a. S-6zS4, M .;54
S0!Pp sppt only ny. roi oT. s61s slss si' Sc seen
8 BEDRMg., 2h baths: desirable
i IS o., iOr 10 mos; Si5o mo. mo- H5 J1.
20 MICHIGAN AVE. Me- rms. o 2
gas-hot water heat. Shown by ap-
pp9intment. p1n ?; I; WdAdsHE. dsJ1 INC.
oLNEY' sdSs Nd MD: bedrms.. den. q
South America for 8 yrs; $3.50 mo. mo
7ss' re Rox8SRo Ro0SeS6i PL., NV, near n Tn
and Rittenhouse sts.--6-room house
with full bsmt: and built-in garage
compi. furn.; $l25 mo. CO. 5-6222
AvONDALE. MD.-Beautiful 2-bedrm
DIX. l bedrm. air-cond., rec. rm
with bath and dehumidifier. Utils
average $26 per mo. Rental. S15(
per mo. Avail. Aug. 10. Call MRS
IA ifAAIas; y sds9. a9. 7-72O3: ewes. and sun.
4os PExBoDY ST. N.E.-smaiI, 4 At.
tached. modern, 2-bedroon brick
house: Fully furn., available; $ii5
L. MILLER, EN-. s-5sb7; DE. a-o6bS
WHEATON, Aug. Is to Dec, -
. bedrms., bsmt., yard: quiet neigh
children welcome; $3.50. Lo. 4-o94e'
FURNISHED HOUSE in virsinis-
Army otilcer. Fort .Myer area. g.
bedrm. house completely furnished
lge bsmt. and garage: $l35 mo. XII
s-o644. AL BAKER q SONS, INC
ATTRACTIVE 9 ROOMS in best n W
location. near busline. stores, schools,
cnurcnes. Reasonably priced; imme-
| 3 to 10 am. or z to 8 pm. q
ATTRACTIVE TOWN HOUSE in Sher.
| ston-Park Hotel area. Living room,
dining room, kitchen, inclosed porch
bedrooms, 2 baths. Call Mr.. John.
sen: RANDALL H. HAGNER CO., DE
HOUSES 1V1TT 1p7
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ALC0NN MOVES ANYTIME, local
90 per hr. RA 6-6s95. To. 2-7272.
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TWO BEDROOMS, full basement, i've
minutes from Pentagon; stove and
Feier. furnished; corner house with
month. cal DU. 7-2032 or ia. &.
vIERS MILL vILLAGE-cozy 2-bdrm.
nome, fun bsmt., on bus line; reas.
rent. 1. H. CARMICHAEL REALTY
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COLORED
I bedrm., liv. rm., dinette, kit and
bath. 2lst and Oklahoma ave. ne
Redec. S67 so plus utils.
P. T. CONSTRUCTION CO.
.1026 Vermont Ave. NV. ST. 3-2166
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
GARDEN APTS.
Mod. 2 bedrm. apts.. ready for immed
occupancy: pvt entr. and back
porch: kit. equip. with sarbage dis
posal and exhaust fan: conv. to
schools and, SHOPPING: ONCE. 800
days. 0 to 5. HE. 4-3157. -3