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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Neckweor and
Blouses Reduced

So Sheer NyIon Trieot Were Now
BIouses. short sleeves with
slit necklnes. White. pink
ond blue Sizes 81 to SO 5.95 2.95
l8 FoiIIe Evening Blouses.
sleeveless with sQuore-cut
neckIine Black or white.
sizes 80 TO So 5.95 3.45
l6 Cotton Botiste Blouses
with jewel neckline ond
lace trim White. Sizes 10
and Is 5.e5 Las
As Ruffied Split keekIine
BIouses. Cotton botiste
with cop sleeves White.
Sizes "A to Is, ~ to "A SOS 2.45
IS Black Knit Wool
Sleeveless Sweaters. Sizes
snoll, medium and large 4.o5 2.95
As JeweIed Royon Bouele
Sweaters in white, pink 7.o5 &
and blue Sizes SO to 40 8e5 AS
10 Pure Silk Print Seorfs 3.95 Csc
IS Spring Tips. Pure silk
scorfs TO weor with suits,
dresses Many eoIors, SOL
ids and prints 295 95e
Linen Fill-in Diekeys
with monoqrommed cutout l.o5 Use
WGL-Neckweor and BIouses, st Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Save Generously on Women's Gloves

500 Pors Of DoubIe-woven Cotton and NyIon Gloves in
shore and pu-on styles Hand and moohine gloves
in the group White black, navy brown gold ton green,
pink BEIGE nolNe red Not all ooIors and sizes in each
STYLE Were 90 to a. 90 Now, l.69
l26 Pors Of Sheer Nyon Gloves in shorte'ond puIon
styles Brown pink beige. Not oil coIors and sizes in
each style Were ! IS and 200 -------~-- Now, 69e
So Pos Of Shotie Doe finished Lombskin Gloves white
only limited sizes Were 100 ---- Now, l.99
1853 Poirs Of Shorte Cotton Novelty Gloves in green
orange melon blue eroy and black with contrasting pot
terms stripes and poids Not all sizes and coors in each
styIe. Were 300 to 4 .5O-------------.N Now, 2.29
81 Pairs Of DoubIewoven Cotton Gloves in shore and
pu-on styles. White, beige, chomois, block, brown,
green Were 4. SO to 6.95----------------Now 2.o9
WGL-Goves, lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Millinery Reduced

IS Foke Fur Cop and Scarf
Sets. Black ond white
Is Copeskin Hats in as
sorted styles and colors :
100 VeIours, Felts and VEL
vets. Assorted styles and
colors in the group
so VelouEs ond Fur Felts in
many styles and coIors /.
WGL-MiIlinery. End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Underwear Reduced

~ Cotton EIonnelette
Cop and Bootie Sets or
Ponties. Red flonneIeHe
with red and white knit
trim. Size small
9 Cotton Poiomas. toi-
Iored style with notched
collor, short sleeves. Pink.
Size SO
9 Gowns in royon crepe
with loce trim bodice and
bios skirts. Pink. Size 81
rs Shortie Gowns in cotton
flonnelette and cotton
choIlis. SIip-over and but
ton front styles. Solid COL
ors, pIoids. prints. Size
small
WGL-Underweor. Bird FL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Room-size Rugs
Greatly Reduced

s-loxIE Imported
Hooked Rugs, wool blends
4-9'xIz' ImpoTte d
Hooked Rugs, wool blends
S-9'xlz ImpoFte d
Hooked Rugs. cotton -
1-o'xlz' Hand woven
Wool orientol Rug
I-9'xl2' 0rientol in .
spiFed Wool Rugs. loom
woven in America
t-9'xl2' Loop Pile Wool
Broodloom in cinnomon.
Slightly damaged
l-9'xI2' Heovy Woven
Cut Pile Cotton, yellow
5-9'xl5' Reversible Cot
ton and Fiber Rugs. blue
or wine
5-9'xl2' ovGI Rush
Rugs ----------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
GirdIes and Bros
Greatly Reduced

IS GirdIes and Pontie Cir
dies in royon sotin, nylon
toffeto. cotton or power
net elastic. Mostly white.
Sizes. small, medium and
large ----
so Bros by welI-known
manufacturers. NyIon tof-
feto. nyIon morquisette,
royon or cotton. Some with
seporotors. Black or white
Sizes 81, "a, 36. SO 49,
WGC-Corsets and Bros,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Teen Age Apparel
Greatly Reduced

SO Teen age Dresses,
Woods. toilles, royon wor-
steds, Assortment Of styles,
colors ond sizes. Sizes s
to l6
50 collors in cotton,
leother and onooro
WGl-Teen Age Apparel,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Maternity Apparel
Greatly Reduced

SO Corduroy Skirts, closed
and open fronts. Red,
green, block. navy, Some
oobordines Sizes 10 70 Is
4 Red and White Cosdu-
row Joekets. Sizes 10 ond
IA
z Two-pieee Suits with
checkered tops ond solid
skirts in grey only. Sizes
Is and 10
4 Two-pieee Foille Suits,
novy or block. Sizes IA
and 10
! Royon FIonneI Jerkin
Suit in grey
3 Wool Jersey Dresses in
grey, Sizes 10, u, IA
z Two-pieee Wool Suits.
grey or brown. Size IA
WGL-Moternity Shop, g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Sove More Than " on
Silk and Royon Neckties

65c We're $50 and ZOO
$50 in group. Smooth-tyins, resilient =.
in o wide choice Of eolors. Both neot ond
bold potterns.
IS Mems Wool Glove and Were Now
MuffIer Sets --- 3o5 l.S5
II Imported Brior Pipes,
from England, assorted
styles, in noturoI and VOL
nut finish .-.- --- speeiol. Las
$50 Poirs Mems Hose.
fancy nyIon and royon 6ec to 3 for
onklets, in assorted sizes LOO LIS
WGl-The Mems Store. End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Save More Than " on
Mems Felt Hats, 3.45

Were $50 and 1000
~ in group. Hats hove bound end weIt-
edge brims. In shades Of sroy. brown
and ton. Sizes-6A. 6N. 7, 7M, 73s,
Ia, 7A, 7A (sood selection in the
lorser sizes).
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28

Women's and Misses Dresses Reduced
500 and 100 We're S95 to 1925
ITS cocktail afternoon and daytime dresses wide variety
obrics and coors Styles to and into spring. Misses
and women's sizes.
WGL-Budget Dresses, Bird Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Mid-Seoson Coots, 800
We're 1926 and 1925

40 coots in two types One group Of 800 WOOL 2o'D
cashmere pyramid type with button at the throot turned
back cuffs. MiIiun-Iined Nude, navy, groy. One
group of Shogmoor's "NubIin"-o two-tone tweed in
caramel red green royal blue gold with black. Some
have matching scorfs Fitted or straight, loose STYLE
W5L-Coots and Suits, 3rd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Save Substantially on
Living Room and
Dining Room Furniture

Dining Pieces
I Extension Dining Teble Were Now
OF mahogany veneer $3.50 1850
! Modern Extension Dining
TobIe Of blond mahogany
veneer 1890 $3.50
Drop-Ieof TobIe of pine
in block lacquer finish 10000 1880
! Gote-les Style Drop-Ieof
Toble OF mahogany veneer $500 $3.50
! 0rop-ieof Extension To-
bic OF mahogany veneer $3.50 $3.50
Side Choirs Of norwood
with French grey finish $500 1850
8 Side Choirs Of hardwood
with French grey finish - Z2,SO 1850
Occasional Tobles
! Lomp Tobie OF mople
with Whitney birch finish $3.50 1850
! Leother-Top Tier TobIe
OF mohoeony veneer 100 1880
Modern End TobIes of
mahogany veneer with
sierru finish 5000 $3.50
| Modern End Table OF
mahogany veneer with
sierro finish 1850 $3.50
3 Modern Lomp Tables of
n'ohogony veneer with
sierro finish 1880 $3.50
Modern Lomp Tobies of
hardwood with drftwood
finish $500 1880
Modern Tier Toblc OF
mahogany veneer with
nonkeen finish -- 5000 1850
Miscellaneous
] Modern ShowoH $500 495
WoIl Shelf OF hardwood
with mahogany finish and
mirror back 1880 1850
! Five-Foid Screen covered
with maroon wallpaper $500 1895
Arm Choir Of birch with
maple finish, rush scot $3.50 1880
WGl-Furnture, 9th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
NyIon Stockings
Greatly Reduced

$50 Poirs Of NyIon Stock \
ines in sheer and business !
weights. Broken sizes
WGL-Hosiery, LIST Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Great Savings on Suits,
now 24.so
Vere 1925 to 1925

SO electromagnetic suits for business sport dress
wear in regular sizes Pure wool jersey, visa" $3.50
Docron, 450o wool worsted), in fitted or box types.
WGL-Coots and Suits, 3rd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Sove Greatly on Mems
Long-SIeeve Sports Shirt.
We're sos 4.85

We're 8.95 1888
We're SOS TO 7.95 3.85
100 in group. Good assortment Of COT
tons and royons in variety Of soIors.
Sizes smolI. medium and Iorse.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Big Sovings on
ChiIdren's Shoes

50 Pairs Of White Buck
Lootevs, teen sizes An
to 9 -
So PaiTs Of PasteI Dress
Shoes, one strap shell style
in ehildren's sizes, SK,
20 II
W6L-Youno Shoe Shop,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28

Were Now
| ll.5O 1850
e4.oo s2.s5
1850 1895
$3.50 1880
1880 1880
1880 $3.50
$3.50 $3.50
63.e5 1895
1895 1925
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Mems Detachable White
Collars, z for Csc

We're SOC and Csc
! 900 in the group. Nationally famous
bronds both fused and soft eoIlors
:. in wide variety Of styles. Buy them
by the dozen OF these huge sovinss.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28

3rd Floor. North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28

Rugs From Our Model Rooms
All have, been carefully eIeened and ore in
excellent condition.
1-l4'2"x2l'3" Heovy
Cut Pile Wool. custom
dyed in chorcoo color $685. $500
1-I3'6"xl5'5" Heavy
Cut Pile Wool, opel color 446.7O $3.50
l-l47"x26'3" Cut Pile
Cotton, oncient ivory
color $3.50 ZSS.9O
WGL-FIoorcovernes, 9th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Scotter Rugs

Scotter Rugs
I-4'x7' Reversible Cot
ton end Fiber Rugs, eroy
l-3'x5 Reversible Cot
ton and Fiber Rug. blue
4-27"x50" Reversible
Cotton and Fiber Rugs,
beige .
l-3'x5' Heovy Woven
Gut Pile Cotton, modern
design
z-3'x5' Reversible Cot
tons, green
z-z2"x34" Oval Cotton
Loop Rugs
226"x45" ovoI Cotton
Loop Rugs
3-34"xs6" oveI Cotton
Loop Rugs
A-46"x6s" ovol Cotton
Loop Rugs
S-4'x6' 0voI eroided
Rugs, muIticoIor cotton
6-3'x5' OvoI Broided
Rugs, muItieolor cotton
9-27"x4e" ovol Broided
Rugs, muIticoIor cotton
1-24"x36" 0vol Broided
Rugs, muIticolor cotton
SIZE Cotton Hooked
Rugs
5-3'x5' Cotton Hooked
Rugs
624" Z 40" Cotton
Nursery Rugs. pink
Evening star., 1954-11-10
BY The Associated Press

CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.--A
congressional hearing on charges
of an So million-a-year GI swim
die In Europe may move into
Germany, Representative Hess,
Republican, of Ohio, said today.
Mr.. Hess recessed the one-day
hearing here yesterday, but set
no new hearing date.
He said at least two others will
be called to testify about an
alleged monopoly of insurance
selling to armed forces personnel
in Europe.
Mr.. Hess. chairman of the
House Armed Services subcom-
mittee of defense activities, said
the committee may go to Ger
many for an on-the-spo investi-
cation.
Key Witnesses Sought.
He said the record won't be
complete" until Walter O'Haire
Of Pittston, Pa, and 1t. Col. Lewis
v. Smith testify. Col. Smith is
In charge of accrediting private
insurance firms and agents sell
ing in Europe.
Featured witness during the
hearing was Mike Stern, Euro
pean correspondent for Argosy
Magazine His articles prompt
ed the probe.
Mr.. Stern described Mr..
O'Haire as the "real power" of
the European Association Of,
Life Underwriters. He claimed
Mr.. O'Haire also represents an
American concern which has
cornered the slot machine mar
ket in Germany.
Mr.. Stern testified that the
Underwriters Association, to
which IL Texas companies and
three others belong, controls the
whole setup of selling life in
surance.
Texas concerns sell 80 per cent
of the private life insurance to
armed forces personnel, repre-
senting $50 million, Mr.. Stern
said.
He added, "Texas has the most
lax insurance laws in the United
States"
Charges Are Disputed.
Two witnesses who disputed
Mr.. Stern's description of Texas
companies were B. E. Godfrey
vice president and general coun-
sci for Trans-American Life In
surance Co. at Fort Worth. and
the Life Insurance Co. of Amer
lea at Dallas, and Ralph D. Pitt
man, Washington ID. c. attor-
ney.
Their firms were not named
by Mr.. Stern.
Both claimed Texas insurance
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Probers of GI SwindIe Charges
May Hold Hearing in Germany

laws are as strict as any other
State. They said no life insure
ance holder with a Texas nom
mutual policy has ''lost a dime"
since 1889, and only / per cent
OF the SO million in death losses
paid In the last seven or eight
years on Seryicemen's policies OF
non-mutual Texas companies
has been in dispute.
Mr.. Godfrey said he would
prepare libel and slander actions
against Messrs. Stern and Ar
cosy on behalf of 20 Texas life
insurance companies.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Bank HoIdup Suspect
Seized With $10,297
BY the Associated Press

MARTINSVILLE, Ind, Nov.
10.-A Shelbyville tire recapping
dealer was arrested and a paper
bag containing $10,297 in cur
rency was recovered yesterday
shortly after the bank at Para
gon was robbed.
Sergts. Abe Taylor and Richard
Sutton, State Police detectives,
said the dealer, Hiram Vaughn
Hutchens, 49, admitted he robbed
the bank because he was hard
pressed for money"
The detectives said Hutchens
was identified by Miss Lulu
Kanoy, who said he had locked
her in the washroom so he could
clean out the bank vault and
cash drawer. She was alone.
when a gunman entered.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
McKeldin Says State
Paid FOR Queen 5 Gift
By ihe Assoeiotsd prsss

BALTIMORE. Nov. 10.--Gov.
McKeldin said yesterday. in an
swer 10 a query, that money
from the State treasury paid
for an $500 gold and silver vase
he gave Monday to Queen
Mother Elizabeth of England as
a gift from Maryland.
II guess IL came from the
contingent fund" he said.
The Queen Mother visited An
napolis Monday and was the
guest of the Gov. and Mrs.
McKeldin and the Naval Acad-
envy.
Evening star., 1954-11-10

] AlI Items Subject to Prior sels
Evening star., 1954-11-10

chairs with upholstered foam rubber
Five-piece formieo and wrought iron
extension dinette suite
"Good Design" two-in-one fornico
top table. Use as cocktail or dinette
table. Choice of noturo, wolnut,
white or bIock----=-----------
Heywood Wakefield champagne,
five-piece extension dinette suite. In
Guiding table with leof and four up
hoIstered seat side choirs----------,
Decorators amber mahogany five
piece dinette suite. Including exten-
sion table with leaf and four uphol-
stored scot and back side choirs----'
Fown oak extension junior dining
room table with leof-------------
"stewortstown" spiced walnut on
mahogany five-piece junior dining
room. Including pedestal base exten-
sion tobIe with two leaves and four
Upholstered seat side 'choirs-------1
Sea Mist mahogany six-piece junior
dining room suite. Including china,
cobinet, extensiontobIe and four side
choirs ----------------
Empire Cherryhoven" seven-piece
junior dining room. Including buffet.
hutch top, extension toble with leot
and four side chairs
Decorators extension junior dining
room table with two leaves. BIeoched
mahogany top with black Iocquered
pedestal base --------------
"MeneeI" three-pieee fown oak bed
room ensemble. Including eight
drawer double dresser base, single
pedestoI kneehoIe desk (con be used
for vonity) and double size utility
heodboord bed
All Items Subject 10 Prior Sale
The beacon of Dillingham., 1954-03-04

AS RESULT Of e February herring :5e1.
fore the Federal Trede Cornn1 ssicr IN
Seattle. at which the BsFU was ~ao*5se:.+ "a.
cd by Jim Downey, the trial exa..:c.4.
ruled that the Union and che klaaka se7.
mon Industry must SO and desist from
past practices whom bargaining for raw
fish prices in Bristol Beys
The ruling refers primarily TO indo-
pendent fishermen. the prices paid +hvn,
ED the condi tions portal ming to thu
sale. The Union and its officers may con-
tinue to negotiate Fl sh prices ard work.
ing conditions for company Fishermen as
In the pc st, but it is Understood that
payment for the fish caught is to be on
ptece-work wage basis. rhe Union cea
not repre- sent the independents IL this
manner. The independents, however. cen
retain member ship n the Union ard en-
JOY all other benefits (Page Fou~...(
The beacon of Dillingham., 1954-03-04

cd we were eating in the Dragon Roomc
The old "Tom" we had must have hska1
clear from the East Coast it was so t::.<1.
DON'T know how many days prcvicusi 1T
had been sliced but this edges oarledI
The mashed spuds were cold & lunpy, the
dressing very un-impr essive s D.ck's Lot
roll wa s q little moldy--of course maytn
that's the way they choose to give you
your penici1en nowadays. This all took
paace at supposedly "elite" beansry,
Truly, We did wi sh we had been sitting
down to one Of your mee1si
Dick end' left Seattle this a IN. (2/21
but because Of sloppy weather sett7ad
here for the night. chilliwack, BIC.
Eope to be seeing you soon. Sey he 10
TO all! Aur regards, olncer ely,
Joyce g. Dick
Fish FhOUUC EhS AhENCT AXIOM ll-EL IN
Evening star., 1954-06-03

GEORGETOWN In one of best o.
parts view Of river. 3 bedrooms ~ ~
baths walled garden, frepS vac-tGd
can't move right in; only S155 per,.oon
mo. Trolley 3 drs. away. Call DU.7 re
T-3l35 from 6-S pm. A. no.
WE CONSIDER this good value--A-a'r
nice section, Huntington, Alex; rea- ,t5
sonabe rent, S95. An attrac. 2-,-ors
story, 2-bedrm. home, nice yard, lalpl
full bsmt. and avail immed 1917
Arlington terrace. SHANNON &os.ss -
LUCHS CO, l505 st. NV, MAJ 81
Evening star., 1954-06-03

COLORED-I3I5 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Mod ant. bldg. for select tenants;
liv. rm., bedrm., kit. and bath;
S15 per mo; no children. Inspect
up 70 9:3O pm Supt. on premises.
The HARTFORD CO.. RE. 7-2294.
COLORED-1266 MORSE ST. NE
rms. kit. and bath; modern apt.
bldg; newly decor: heat and hot
WILLIAM ]. DAVIS, INC, SOC. H
st. NV, MA. S-3556. a
COLORED-3 RMS, KIT, share
bath. utils. incl; reas. rent. Ii. j.
1918 after 6 pm.
COLORED-IOO6 NJ ST. S.E.--Efhc;
apt, $50 mo-; 1-bedrm. apt. 30
mo. Open Sat, 1872. ST. 3-3lo6
or EN-. 3-S369.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
COLORED

1927 Polk st. n.e-1St A., semidet.
2 rms, kit, bath: gas heat; redec
Conv. school,. shopping center, excel.
transp. Kenilworth bus to Polk ST.
q blkS. south Eastern ave. Rent,
HOHENSTETN BROS. & DONAHUE
Evening star., 1954-06-03

C0t0RED-i43S SPRING ROAD
ssSo mo-. includes ali utilities. ii.
COLORED-24ls 18th ST. Nv
REDECORATED, I large .rm.. kit:
and hath. S45 mo-, incl. heat and
or call NE. S-54O0.
COLORED-503 9Th ST: M
kit; and bath. Ss2 80. inci. all
e' Stoves. See ianitor on premises. @ He-
tween I and o m. or call VIE
CoIoRED-Isoo FLA. AVE. NV
Attractive .bedrm.. liy:. rm. DIN.
Tm IantoT kit on and 6remi.es nae; sT' q caI mG
CSfoRED-515 5oth ST. N.E.-Liy.
rm.. bedrm. dinette,. kit. and bath,
refgr. $50 mo. plus utilS: 81: 3-94 ".
COZ 0gORED-1l5 NEW YORK AVE;
SWSs5ss SssS asG soieh Srm s7aso sPt sss st sn and
itress or phone MA. s-4s1s. g
COLORED-ExCLUSIvE AND PVT.
Liv. rm., bedrm., kit. and bath; in
3-apt. bldg.;, $75 mo-, utils. turn.
1s4e IsylS sobNE s. nS ne 54Sd "a EST5nidad ave-
CSoLORE6Nis24 s sT. N.W.-3 rms.
Kit: and bath; well-kept apt. bldg;
COIORED4is4O oISjITsD VERNON ST. NV.
a rms. kit, bath; beautiful apt; !;
newly dec; $99.5O. NO. 7-5256
COLORED-2 RMS. kit. and bath.
neiehborhood. Ii. 7-4434. .-3
COLORED-3 ROOMS. Kit. and ba tn;
Reasonable rent. Key at ARlSTO
CLEANER; 700 Columbia rd. NV
cofosFb@als, q; sIdSgsi 4th St. NV;
rooms, kit. hath. $3.50. GA
$50. ME-. S-4DAl. 3
1881 Mass. ave. Sc. Can Lu,
COI00RED-BAvE QUIET neighbors,
on a nice quiet street IN Randall
Community" carefully selected ten:
ants only; separate entrance and
parking for each apt; lge. nv.-din.- :
kit. area, big bedrm: and d,ss bath; rstgr AUTO:
up; utils: added; Ma, s-9257. I66
Apt. 31-Two rms. kit. and bath; b;
eo e0f hr Pd LIS Szs Really "a fa1p'sS5 e. NE
COLCRiED-PvT. APT; rms. kit,
dinette, bath; children accepted.
DE; 2.s659. after g 6p2IG,vvCI Pm; .,
q quiet, downtown area, near many
Govt. bldgs. sos 10Th st; NV.
included. SHANNON & LUcHs CO.,
1905 H st. NV, Ma. S-2345. 3
COLORED-N.E.. CLAY PL:-Base-
ment; lgei rm. and kit. utils. i9rn'
CnIoREDHRENr az R194lRr REpuCED-Sso
mo-, 517 59th st. ne, brand-new l.
bedrm. apt. 1920 10th st. ne, q
MR.. DuVALL. DI. 7:6400. a
COL0RED-239 18th PL. N.E.-In
mod. apt bldg, newly dec; 2 rms,
kit. dinette. bath; $3.50 4
COLORED - 2IOO ALABAMA AVE.
S.E.-2 rms, kit. and bath: modern
apt. bldg: heat hot water furn.:
$725 per month. Key in Apt. 4
after $3.50. WILLIAM J. DAVIS,
500 H st. NV. MA. S-3556. a
COLORED
2022 Claggett pl. me-, near goth and
Bennings rd.-2 rms. and kit. semi
bath; elec. heat and hot water incl.
1913 corcoran st. NV. Apt. eLe
rms. kit. semibath; utils. incl: $50
mo. To be redecorated. Also Apt. 5,
/ rm. and Pullman kit: $35 no..
utils. incl. See janitor.
1412 S st. NV. Apt. % rms. and
kit. semibath: S42. no.. utils. incl.
Ii 6-5tiO4 a
Evening star., 1954-06-03
COLORED

TWO-BEDROOM APT.
In modern apt. bldg, all utils., stove
and refgr. incl. in rent. except elec. !;
$50 so mo. 1900 Quarles st. ne,
Apt. 5; conv. to schools, shops.
transp. Open for inspection 8 am.
to 8 pm.
FEDERAL RENTAL co.
915 N. Y. Ave. NV. MA. STAG
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

S71S MANCHESTER RD., S. S.-cool,
beaut. 2;;bedrm., Il smalD Apt:
trees. park; privacy; 500 incl. utils.
RFEHfsbEiiH HEi fs79S7 after r D'%i dirette {it
2 bedrms.. bath; conv. transp. and
shop. facil. OIL. 4-7400, 90 pm.
s.
BRIDE AND GROOM-Unfurn. 1st-ti.
apt; liv. rm.. bedrm., kitchenette.
gas; ga 2 adults only; nr; bgslines and \ ID
S Reed. Naval Ord. Lab. "ii and down. down.
town; S65 mo. s513 Flower ave,
Takoma Park. JU. 9-5792. IS
TAKOMA PARK-Large liv. rm., din.
area z bedrms:, kit. tile bath. Wing
wash. machine; nr. bus and shop.
center; utils. incl. Adults. S92 so.
APIS. AVAILABLE AT COBUR TER,
300 Defense hwy, Bladensburg. Md.
Next S,s to schools and Shopping center;
SILVER SPRING. Montgomery Hills
incl. TIA. 9-414O. -
|EXTRA-LARGE 2-bedrm. apts.: d.
rect transp. to D. c.. close to schools
and shopping center. 53rd .pi.. De
fnaSrR fenss hwy Mo 5$S2 euipssyy ssy, D g1ad-
EE A5NsS
MI. EEE RAfNfER. AATMSi Perry st.-2 rooms.
kit, pvt. bath. utils: iurn. sos mo-; /;
ROCKVILLE-One. two and three
bedrm. apts.; liv. rm.. dinette. kit.
bath, screened rear porch: mr..
schools and SHOPPING center; SOS to
$50. PO. 2-30O3
TAKOMA PARK. Silver Spring area.
Open for, inspection-1- -bedrm. apis,
~
Roanoke ave. AT AT. 5. S. $50, utils: incl;
Wo0sq awe. Apt. 8. Sj $50; ssii III pIvmoStS pHnoSfs
St., Apt. 5. $50. utiis. Incl. Ju.
$3.50. days; Fulton S-7453. ewes.
ExFAIR GARDENS bedrms.. air
cond. liv. rm.. kit. dinette. bath.
incl; S110 per mo. OIL. 4-5032.
tEXFAIR GARDENS bedrm.. air
cond. liv. rm., kit. dinette. bath.
incl: sos mo. OIL. 4-5032. "a
TAKOMA PARK, 1912 Flower ave
Modern bldg; bedrm.. liv. rm.,. din
cite. kit; bath; SIS. incl. utilities.
SILVER SPRING Attrac. 1-bedrm.
apt; nr bus and shop; $50. utils.
incl. JU. 9-4S0S.
2 ROOMS, pvt. bath: W. Hyattsville;
500 mo. atils; furn.; no children.
TAKOMA PARKEa left; very nice
2-bedrm apts.; SS7 so. THOMPSON
A.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE-Beautiful home; 6
$500 MRS. pgNaiNGToN, " oil. 2
GEoRGETowN ''o9 win-bedrm
sis6. Idea for Govt workers,
DTTnsgn. TgIIsy rd cnyvv nv EN- s:S6s5 -
2:stOry :, brick 2 Ia bedrmas f finished IS 1s
linen. silver; dishes proyideds, $3.50
OPEN NICE ::API: BEk..4 rms.
g gar. Jsns 70 bus 4s,a A.; 9Th s. nv; A.
THESDAEAttrac. furn.. 3 bedrms.'
house; SECLUDED. shady garage; rsas-
1905 n. cAPirAL. 8 rms, bath. rscr;
bedrms., front and back porches;
excel. transp. mr.. schools and stores
$120 mo. Avail. July /. RA.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Lee. 4-bedrm;
2Is bath home with garage and
yard. Suitable for entertaining
Rent $3.50. TENCHER-WALkEh Eh,
INC. AID. 1894. Eve. OIL 4-769S
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Bethesda. Rambler. 6-rms.., semi
finished bsmt., screened porch. 10,
MALoRA III. Dr.! Io E. SSl55S5JJss CHRISTMAS. 5000
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in. best neighborhood;
S96. utils. except cleo; 10 min. to
D. c.. mr.. Glebe I'd. 4014 Col. pike.