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The Nome nugget., 1954-02-22
Alaska Received Federal Grants
In 1853 Amounting $50 Per Capita

JUNEAU, ~ The territorial
government has a report that AL
aska received $6,616,841 during
1858 in various federal grantsin-
aid programs. This figured out to
$36.41 per capita, if you include
the military. Without the mill
tary the per capita would he
closer to $50.
Evening star., 1954-12-08
Wet Nam Army Claims Reds
Sian Secret Mutual Aid Pact

promoted Brig. Gen. LIE Van Ty.
The Premier asked the other
leading candidate for the job,
Gen. Nguyen Van Ty, to become
inspector general of the 100000
man Wet Namese force.
The United States and France
were known to have supported
Gen. Wy for the top, job as a
younger, more energetic COM
mander than Gen. Ty. Gen.
Ty also was for a long time an
aide to ex-Emperor Bao Dai, the
Wet Nam Chief of State. and
is a personal friend of his.
Premier Diem objected to- Gen
Wy also was for a long time an
French citizen. The premier con-
tended this would stir criticism
among anti Communist nation
alists and also provide a new
target for propaganda from the
|. Communicated Wet Mimi.
Gen. Ty said he would reply
| to the premier's offer within
three weeks. There was no i'm
mediate comment from Gen. Wy
The inspector general con-
stantly checks on the army's
conduct and efficiency and re-
ports to the commander In CHIEF
and defense ministry.
Evening star., 1954-12-08
3 Canadian Officers Dice
| As BIS Trainer Crashes
By The Associated Press

HEADINGLEY, Manitoba, Dec.
"a low-fying Royal Canadian
Air Force BIS Mitchell bomber,
with flames belching from its
fuselage crashed into snow
covered stubble fields half mile
from here early last night, kill
| ing three of the six Canadian
officers aboard.
Two of the survivors walked
away from the wreckage while
the third was pulled from a rear
turret seat by two rescuers. !
The dead were Flight Officer
j. w. DAILY, %, of Vancouver.
pilot of the craft; F/O A. G..
Adams, 80, of Glasgow, Scotland.
co-pilot, and F/O G. R., Hans,
80, formerly of Lofeburn, Sas-
katchewan.
The bomber was returning
from a routine training flight.
The Air Force named a board of
inquiry to investigate.
Evening star., 1954-12-08
By the Assoeiated Press

SAIGON, Wet Nam. Dec. b.
The South Wet Nam army
claimed yesterday that the Wet
Namese Communists and the
Chinese Reds have signed se-
cret pledge to help each other
in any military operations to
achieve their No. ! objective
Formosa for the Chinese and
the rest of Indo-China for Ho
Chi Minis Wet Mimi.
The Army said in a regular
broadcast that the reported
agreement also provides for joint
Russian : Chinese Wet Namese
control of the big north Indo-
China port of Haipong, which
the French and South Wet
Namese under the Geneva agree
ment are to cede to Ho Chi
Minis North Nam forces by
the middle Of next May. l
The Wet Mimi already have
taken over all of North Wet Nam
except the Haiphong area.
List Reported Details.
The South Wet Namese broad
cast gave these details of the
agreement:
l. The Wet Namese Commu-
nists will send an undesignateo
number of troops to participate
in any attack on Formosa.
2. In exchange, the Chinese
Reds promised. to send "impor-
tant forces" to North Wet Nam
in the event it becomes necessary
to resume hostilities in 1ndo-
China. Under the terms Of the
Geneva armistice, North ano
South Wet Nam are ito be uni
fed by countrywide elections not
later than July, 1856. The Viet
Mini so far expect to win in any
such vote.
8. Haiphong. Indo-C -China's No
2 port, will be turned into pow
erful naval and army base fol
any future advance southwark
Peiping will send specialists ane
technicians to assist in the build
up Of the port.
There was no immediate com
ment on the report from French
or American sources in Saigon
Ty Offered Army Post.
Meanwhile. Premier Ngo Dinl
Diem offered the top post IL
South Wet Mans Army, chic
of the general staff, to his per-
sonal choice for the job, newl.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-01
Dr. Endresen's Movies To Be Shown at Theater Saturday Afternoon

Movies from Norway which are being shown this week by Dr. F. Endresen have proven so popular that the management of the Thea ter has made the theater available on Saturday afternoon at 400 so that the public may have the op- porlunity of enjoying this treat.
 Dr. F. Endresen is an exchange professor to the University of AL aska from Oslo University, Nor way and is doing research on the Norwegian migration to Alaska during the Gold Rush.
 To date he has found that IS to 28 per cent of the pioneers of Alaska were Norwegians or of Norwegian extraction.
 A small charge of 50 cents is being made for adults and 25 cents for children at the Saturday show.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-01
Sale of Small Tracts of Land to Alaska Groups Approved by President

DENVER, R-President Eisen- hover yesterday signed six bills authorizing the sale of small tracts of land in Alaska to various or ganizations.
 Organizations benefited, size of the tract. involved, and the pur- pose for which it is to be used in- clude:
 Turnagain Arm Community Club, Anchorage, 51a acres, com- munity recreation center; Ninil- chik Hospital Assn, Ninilchik, 5 acres, hospital site; Alaska Evangelization Society, Lovelock, acres, missionary purposes; AL aska Boy Scouts, 3.28 acres on Baranof Island, camp site; Gnu giak Community Club, Chugiak, 493 acres, community recreation center; and Baptist Mid-Missions, Naptowne, 6.44 acres, church site.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-01
Senate Censure Committee Chairman, Watkins of Utah, Bangs Sen. Mccarthy To Silence and Rules Him Out of Order

) WASHINGTON, R-A Senate committee wound up it's first ses- sion inquiring into censure charg- es against Sen. Mccarthy Tues day with the chairman banging the Wisconsin senator into silence and laundering he was tout of order"
 Mccarthy and his attorney, Ed ward Bennett Williams sought to raise the question of whether the committees vice chairman, Sen. Edwin Johnson D-Colo was quoted truthfully or not in a Denver Post story of last March. The newspaper said Johnson, in an interview, had declared:
 "In my opinion, there is not a man among the Democratic lead CTS of Congress who does not loathe Joe Mccarthy"
 Chairman Watkins R-Utah) ruled that Johnson's right to sit on the committee had not been challenged and that even if it was the committee itself couldn't act on it. He said the matter was ir- relevant to the hearings and that Mccarthy and Williams could get from Johnson himself any state ment on whether the Post quotes were true or false.
 Prior to the flareup, Johnson had read a statement denying that on March 12 or any other time he had said that he personally 'loathed Senator Joseph McCar- thy"
 Mccarthy spoke up to ask "are we entitled to know whether the quotations of March 12 are cor rect or incorrect?"
 Watkins told him he could get that at some other place than the hearing.
 "Mr. Chairman -" Mccarthy began again.
 "Just a minute" Watkins broke in again. You have filed no chal- lenge."
 q should be entitled to know" Mccarthy started once more.
 Cracking down with his gavel, Watkins stopped him.
 "The senator" he thundered, "is out of order"
 Mccarthy made another try.
 Once again Watkins stopped him, declaring, "We aren't going to be interrupted by these diver sions and sidelines."
 Letter-Size File Folders For
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-01
Harmon. Tells Nomeites
 Inadequate Welfare Funds Require 2O% Cut in Grant

tCOntlnued from Page D
 the entire Second Division, where 766 cases were now being admin istered. This includes old age as- sistance for 362; 16 blind; 320 families with 762 children and 68 children under the Juvenile Code placed in their care. Of the total, 92 percent of the work is done through 50 field workers outside of Nome and processed through Nome to headquarters in Juneau For the month of July $43,O36 was spent in the Second Division.
 Harmon explained that the case load was greatly increased when the 400-bed hospital opened this year in Anchorage and parents of many families were taken away to be hospitaliZed for tuberculosis, leaving children who must be cared for by this department.
 "The juvenile problem is na- tional problem, and we are be- coming more conscious of its ser iousness and the inadequate way in which it is handled at the pres ent time," stated Harmon.
 Although 440 children are in- cluded in this program only "A are offenders, according to liar mon, who also explained that there may be more but they have not been channelled through the US. commissioners office in the proper manner to come under their jurisdiction. He is opposed to institutional delinquency care and stated that he personally be- lieved that individual treatment would bring better results in most cases.
 He also explained that com plaints to the departments must be signed by those making the complaint and not by the welfare worker, who must be the one who works with the family and the offender.
 Senator Howard Lyng deplored the fact that due to lack of legis- lation by special session 61a mil lion dollars has accumulated in the territorial treasury while the aged and the dependent children are being inadequately financed.
 The Legislative Council, formed at the last territorial legislative session, was highly praised for the work they were doing so that the work of the next session can be carried on more smoothly and in a more comprehensive manner.
 The Welfare Board continues their meeting today, preparing their budget for the next two years and plan to complete their work if possible this evening.
 Harmon will meet with the School Hot Lunch Program Com- mittee Thursday afternoon and endeavor to see if they qualify for surplus food supplies already made available to AS schools in the territory.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-01

Nitroglycerin will burn quietly if ignited in small quantities, but explodes if heated or jared.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-01

Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
Evening star., 1954-05-18
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

174O p ST. N.w.-"The Churchill"
Lge rm., complete kitchen, next
eias ST. N.W.NAirfoam studio
rm.;; refgr.: gyrill: elock7radio. .eeJpyy' Jy'
hot plate. Frigidaire: ldry. privils.;
1 or 2 persons: $40 wk. co. 5-632O.
eI2O 18th ST. Nw.-Larse Ink.
mo. All utils. incl. CO. 5-1s62.
DBLE. RMS, REFGR., mr.. bath:
$40 UP wk. 1928 M st. NV. and
703 Mt. Vernon pl. NV. cor. < st.
ENTRANCE. overlooking
and st. ne: IA: 1880. -2o
11Ol 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. ENC. apt. :;
nicely furn. s13 week. AP. 1895.
CHESTNUT ST. NV. 714s-2 rms.
ReasonabIe. Rsi I co. 7!n 5-4479. "e Ws0
ACCEPTED. we also take
care Of baby If neces.. Nice lge. front
rm.. hot plate. kit. and lndry. privils.:
YJ IN pvt home. o0s RA. -sS, s.ssos 0 or AD EHC
DUPONT CIRCLE-studio rm. with
sink. stove. Frigidaire; S36. 1735
11O5 KiLBoURNE PL.-Nicely furn.
2-rm. apt. suit. for cple. or 2 girls.
S55o mo. RE. 7-937O days; Ho.
e539 18th ST. N.W.-Lse. bright rm..
Ven. blinds, deck porch. refgr., stove;
S1O wk. DE. 2-tR75. -2l
1885 N. H. AVE. N.W.-Lge.. clean
lh. k. rms. with running water; will
CoLoREDwe5OO 18th ST. NV
l room and kitchen. Also l large
room. Refgr.. sink. etc. CO. 5-9S36.
COIORED LIGHT housekeeping
rooms; call ewes. after 8, Sat.-Sun.
all dav. DU. 1912. -19
Evening star., 1954-05-18

GEORGETOWN-House with patio.
girl to share with 8 other girls.
1 OR 2 GIRLS to share nicely furn.
2-bedrm. apt. with another girl;
conv. transp;. 1704 Kilbourne pl.
18th AND d N.E.-Beautiful apt. all
util. incl. Reas. rent for right
people. Children OK. RE. 7-06O6.
GIRL to share 2-bedrm. apt. with 2
other girls; vic. Sheraton Park; $40
per mo. NO. 7-7155. -1S
BUSINESS WOMAN to share haywood
apt. with another lady. conv. l-fare
transp; Call WA. 7-4606; eyes,. UN.
4-3S1S. Is
MASS. WIS. AREA-Girl to share
girl; TV. washer, dryer. phone; exp.
bus, st.car, $3.50 ca. EN-. 2-604S.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
BOILING FIELD
APTS. FuRNISHED-MD.

SPRING-widow has rm
with kit. privileges; 3 blks. to busi-
8 ness dist: reas. JU. 5-4923 is
bedrm., kit, dinette; all utils. incl.
laundry privil.; $75. JU. 5-3OOS
Also bsmt. liv.-bedrm. comb. $50
s-RM. TERRACE APT, quiet neigh.
borhood; newly decor. and furn.
entr.; $50, Incl, utiis. u Ju. s-s6so
COLMAR MANOR-2nd H.. liv. rm.
to D. c. WA. 1856, wfdys. after &
2-BEDRM. APT, $3.50 per mo
tenants furnishes utils. Phone PO
Evening star., 1954-05-18
APTs. FURNlsHED-vA.

ARL.-4 rms: conv. loc. bus, shop.
theaters: Is min. Pentagon' D. G.
ia. 2-6456; after 6, JA. 2-75S7.
RMS. private bath: use of yard:
married couple no children. ia.
2-bedrm.. 1st-fi. c. cor.
shop center. 517 N. Piedmont. ia.
ARIiNGGToN-close in: desirable
turn. apt. in fine location: avail.
June !: $s5; shown by appt. ia.
RL.@targe furn. apt. in a nice 2
apt. brick bldg: 20-ft. liv. rm.
with firepl.. full din. rm. equip.
kit. pantry and plenty Of closet
space, lge. bedrm. and open porch !:
conv. to bus and shopping: $135
mo. with utils. incl. in rent. ENZOR
REALTY CO, ia. 2-1000. 10
Mr.. PENTAGON-One rm.. kit,
bath; pvt. entr.; S55. Dunkirk
GARDEN APT. 1oreom lane section
exposures. liv.. rm., large din. rm.,
kitchen; tile bath; S11O mo. Call
NICELY FuRN. 1 bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit: and bath apt: no objection to
children or pets. Apply 905 Prince
sBEbkM.' sf;i Aifx.' xf APT. sgle. room Nv With
twin beds; meals avail; nicely furn.
20 minis. to Pentagon. KI. 9-Ss77.
Evening star., 1954-05-18

I4OI 18th N.W.-Outside room, large
window and closets. pvt. bath. Sc
lective menu. switchboard. TV
RID. NV, 2001 at Conn.
meals. ST. wk. CO. 5-2493. 23s
CLUB MASON-1726 N. Hamp ave.
offers de luxe living in Q club resi-
dence; sgle. and dble. for refined
ladies and gentlemen; SIC per wk:
and up. incl full-course meals and
hotel services. NO. 1910. al
MT. PLEASANT. 1924 Park rd. NV.
Nice sgl. and dble. rm., excel.
meals. early breakfast. l blk. to Mt.
Pleasant car and 18th st. bus.
Phone HU. 3-6561. al
The John Kilpen Hotel
231O ASHMEAD pL. NV.
"a block OF Conn. ave-. overlookins
Rock Greek Park. Dble. and sgle.
rms. pvt. bath avail: excel meals;
rates, $3.50 wk, I'D. HO. 2-3566.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

share apt. with an
other girl: NV. bldg; some furn.
needed. Collese backsrnd. desir. NO.
7-3O29.
LADY TO share beautiful Arm. and
bath; furn. apt. in nearby Md. with
1st a.: summer prices. UN. 4-S432.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

FANS Of all types. for every appnca-
tion. Seasonal or occasional rates.
Call MA S-4259. THE GRIGSBY CO
PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS, players
tape recorders; also sound truck
systems. $40 wk. and up. CO
5-4445 lis
Evening star., 1954-05-18
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
BEDROOM AND ALL
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE WANTED
CALL TILL PM, EN-. 2-6677.

BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity. and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 176S Penna. ave. NV.
EiAMOND JEwELRY of any descrip-
ton. gold and silver, cash paid
ERNEST BURK, 6i4 18th st. NV
FURNITURE-Win buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
brio brac Buying and selling fo4
55 wears. HOPWOODS. Sth and K
sts NV. ME- S-52S7.
and other useful household articles
any amount. Also want good piano
refrigerator and gas range. Call MR.
GRADY. MA. S-2619.
FIRM. WANTED-Will buy all kindi
of good used furniture; top price
ia. $3.50.
FURNITURE wanted today: furniture
and other useful household articles
any amount. Also want good piano
Yefri0erator and gas range. Call MR.
GRADY. Ma. S-2679. q.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
The John Kilpen Hotel
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

23 FLA. AVE. N.W.-Rms. for rent
at $3.50 and up per wk.; share kit.
and bath. NO. 7-S291, Ii. 3-1073.
COLORED-16e3 R ST. N.w.--clean
comfortable double and single rms:
good transportation. CO. 5-256o.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
UNUSUAL IEWELRY

20 GOVERNMENT SURPLUS prefab
houses for sale, in quantities of l or
more, for removal; all standard con-
struction. Open for inspection any
time. 6l5 Monroe st. ne. AID. A.
1908, FEDERAL HOME SALES.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
APIS. FURN.-D.c. Cont }
320 EMERSON ST. N.W.-Nice

furn.. 2 rms. and bath, pvt. 3rd
FIR. (fan or air conditioner); mr..
transp. and shopping; laundry
prIiyils,; RpIdl,; suit. 2 ladies or couple. RA.
sunny, BRIGHT-Liv. rm.. kit, is bed
1910 9Th 81. Nv rms, kit,
bath, 1st-f1r. apt: $72.3O mo. See
Mrs; Miriam. I'd FIR. Ewes, AD
4-55907. AuERBAcH & CO.. DI.
1iIs N ST. N.w.-Two bedrooms. liv.
rm., kit; & bath. Attractively furn.,
To inspect see Mrs. MicHAMs on on
premises or call ME. $4,000.
1900 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-3 lge
rms: and bath. beautifully furn,
$I26 ing mo; includes H all utilities; sleep
JoLLEs 8 sENNETT CO. DI: 7-4244.
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL, I133
18th st. NV; effic. apt. bed. .-liv rm !;
Kit; bath; day or wk. MA. 5000.
wARDER ST. N.W.-Newly dec. room
AGA E. CAPiTOL ST.E2 rms, kit,
bath. so; also 1 rm.. kit. bath,
$50. Inspect. then call CO. 5-6222.
18th AND COLUMBIA. lge. 2-bedrm
apt; also 1-bedrm. apt; twin beds !;
linens; blankets; utils. AID. 2-76S8.
CATHEDRAY AND 2Sth, vic. terrace
apt; l rm.. kit. and bath; $50 mo.
HU. 3-S1O4. AID. 2-6239 after 6.
NEAR WALTER REED-conv located
on carline. 1-bedrm. apt: 1st A.,
bath; pvt. entr.:. unlim. phone, S65 ;
util. incl. No smokers; no drinkers
NEAR 18TH AND SPRING RID. NV
beautifully furn. apt. for l person;
500. call after 500 pm. EN-. g.
NICELY FURN. EFFICIENCY
$12 week. utilities. linens.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. CO. 5-5004
Evening star., 1954-05-18
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

'~OL'"i' ~|%OO''S S%'<N 1SS"
FEED, POULTRY SUPPLIES. baby
chicks and poults JAMES FEED
NEW fTQRE HAMPsHRE is st RED ME and S3fss Mhte
Leghorn chicks. best quality. This
week only, SO per hundred; baby
ducks. So dozen. Goslings. $1.50
ca. o. G. MAXWELL. Lanham.
Md. WA. 7-1545. -23
NEW HAMPSHIRE CHICKS, and
BIB turkey poults day old and
started: U s. Md approved: pull
lorum clean: Matching weekly. LO.
Evening star., 1954-05-18

103 MISSOURI AVE. NV.
SEE JANITOR IN BSMT. APT.
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
LOOKING for q lovely furnished ant
at reasonable rent? Wonderful and
desir. selections, all parts D. C. Let
me show you. For free rental serV-
ice call Mon. thru. Fri, ME. S-5435
to < pm. -2l
Evening star., 1954-05-18
-MIscEL. FOR SALE (cont.D }

MISCEl. FOR SALE (coht.l
PIANOs-Estey spinet, $349: Estey
!airect-blow-action console. 1895;
Wurlitzer spinet, S395; Musette
spinet, S415. Also many other
st JoRpAN's I Silver sS'e SPRING ' ets store,
933O-32 Georgia ave. Phone JU.
5-l105. Open until 9 pm. every
PIANOS-come in and see our dis
play of reconditioned grand pianos.
Whitney. Rrambach and others.
Prices are as low as $695. These
pianos all carry our full guarantee.
Liberal allowance for your piano.
Convenient terms. CAMPBELL MUS
&c CO.. 11oS G st. NV. DI. 7-S464.
PIANOS-Rent before you buy. Be
sure you have good toned piano
to start YOUR child in music. Camp
makes it possible for YOU to select
any new piano from our stock and
have it delivered to your home
Rental prices start at $3.50 per
mo, plus hauling charges. Call or
Come in for complete details. CAMP
Bf bELL 1sIfs M1s1c co. HOS G st. nw.'
PIANOS FOR RENT. spinets and
consoles, S6 monthly and up:
hauling extra. ST. 3-63OO. PIANO
MaRT NAB. t,d 19aS Ii6,. 1T 9TH st. NV. Gust
PIANOS IF FOR lH"fRiASi RENT. rental or. pur-
corner 18th and G sts. tPhone ST.
3-9400l and 1892 Georgia ave-,
Silver Spring Phone JU. 5-1IO5).
Silver Spring store open evenings.
PIPE. galv.. black copper, cast iron;
Cut-thread fixtures RIOCK'S 1r46
Lee hwy. IA. $500
POWER MOWER, gasoline. 2-cycle
USED once. Half price. 2--pc. rock
RANGES. new used; repairs gas. oil
REFRIGERATOR. westinghouse: ex-
cellent condition: $50. Hospital bed
ana mattreSs. $40. JE. 2-2264. 1S'
ment from $40 up; some with 1-year
-ERICKS, 1905 14th ST. NV
REFRIGERATOR. lee 9-cu.-ft. Cool
S1a5 deiiv. RTGHT-WHY MOVERS
MANIFESTATIONS, used: rent or buy.
s. per mo. Full guarantee. DOWD'S
EN- 2-130o; p AZ 44ls Conn. ave.
REFRlGERAT0KsEec ia ITO ;e1a od. and gas
$50 Will deliver. ST 3-12l6.
REFRIGERATORS warehouse clear
ance over 200 from &25 up; also
apt; ;-size gas ranges. we service all
makes: AABACO, 2020 r. I. ave.
ne, co. 5-0095.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ware
house. Gu. it.. good working Frigid-
aires. $40 delivered Also 1 Gu. #.
gas refgr.. S25 delivered. Move the
RIGHT-WAY 1872 5th st. NV.
10 O-1D1O
Evening star., 1954-05-18
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HORSE TRAILER WANTED-K.
GOULD, 1905 10th st. NV. DE.
2-1360. 10
gated and walking horses and
ponies. ASH GROVE RIDING
STABLES. : mi west of Falls
Church, Virginia, on Route Z, Lees
burg pike. Call Dale View 5-9225.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ALUMINIUM, copper. brass and other
metals: used sinks. bathtubs. basins,
toilets. Clean out your basement or
garage now. pay highest prices.
You call, haul. Call BERNIE at
LU. 1-l202. day or night. -2l
ANTIQUE CHINA, furniture. full con-
tents or odd pieces. refgrs., stoves.
wash. machs.. TVS. Closed Mondays
g. E. FURN. CO.. 210 7th st. Sc.
ANTIQUES WANTED
silyssrwsre any fs eSnd ieWelry R91s: STte:
SAW MILESTONE. NO. 10000.
ANTIQUES
Furniture. bric-a-brac. china. glass.
ware. Oriental art objects. jewelry
rugs, silverware. paintings, Dor.
traits: highest cash prices paid. Call
MURRAY. ia. 9-3333.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware. iewelrS
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity Call LOUIS SEGAL IA. 2-5333:
ewes. EN-. 3-6765.
BEDROOM. dining room, contents of
home; cash. We do moving. storage.
ia. 9-2937; evenings, RA. 3-l416,
Evening star., 1954-05-18

1929 BILTMORE sT.-Large. COM
Portable sTsss single ROOM si sSnysn-
2I44 F ST. N.W.-Sgle. rm.; nr.
sate-ssoWs1; 81 vH5 g Pyt; r. home quiet per-
2147 r ST. N.W.-Airform. studio
rm.; refgr.. grill. clock-radio. TV;
newly dec: S5-$12. Elk. 3-6633.
Dupont gS,E,c CIRCLE Gle VIC. 17os I 21st
SIS sssa5Assraai mo ao nsTls svsSss! se'' small F"';
$3O-Dupont-scott cir. Pvt. entr.,
studio; one man; linens, maid sery.
$3.50 pm: 1895 R st. NV. 30
saS saa 5o bath; aG. rsfgr; an newly dee; dec;
Circle. $3.50 S9s Pin: D%. 1873 sf St. ssGs. s@
1898 18th ST. N.w.-Lovey studio
rm.; running water. 3 windows,
refsr.; all new furn.; Just redec.
10 HAMILTON sT.-Master bedrm.,
nicely furn. pvt: bath, shower. 2
pl GlosetS sGs express bus; RA. 6:5944.
and large housekeeping rms; semi
at 1439 Newton st. NV. (bet. 14th
transp. area. SHANNON & LUCHS
CO. 1905 H st. NV. MA. S-2345.
HOTEL 144O
Sleeping rms, S10.5O-S17.50 wk.
HEpR. rms, S19.25-S21 wk. Shower
baths. 1440 Rhode Island NV.
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THE ALLEN LEE
1924 F ST. NV.
Summer rates. 81 wk., UP; some pvt.
baths; auto. parking; 24-hr. PIX;
bus at door; mr. Govt. bldgs. EX.
GILBERT
2460 18th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble.
rms. some with pvt. bath. maid and
24-hr. PIX service. CO. 5-73S1.
2OO7 0 ST. NV.
Low price hotel rooms: elev.. maid.
switchboard. NO. 7-4660. 2O'
1913 10th ST. NV.
Singles. doubles. daily. wkly., mo.
HOTEL HAWTHORNE
2134 G ST. NV.
Sun garden fan in every ROOM
reasonable daily, weekly rates.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
CONNECTICUT AVE.

.args I bedrm.. liy.. rm... dining foyer.
kit. and bath. Elec. incl; switch.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
GARDENS

Between National Airport and Alex
andria-An attractive garden prof.
ect offering the convenience Of ex-
cellent transp. and shopping and
the comfort of home. One bedrm.
apts.. 500 all utils. incl. See jan
ltor or SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
1908 H st. NV. MA. S-2345.
DESIRABLE. l.
rm.. kit. -and-bath apts.-Gas and
elec. incl. Rents. 500. per mo. and
up; conv. located at 1902 18th st.
NV. (nr. P stD. See janitor. ewes.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 1908 K
COLORED-143s SPRING RID. NV.
Furnished: 2nd Il. front: l room,
kitchen and semiprivate bath: 500
mo. includes all utilities. Furnished;
2nd fl. rear; 2 rooms and kitchen
cite; $40 mo-, includes all utilities.
DI. 7-4244.