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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-11
.AIexondrions Fuminq
Over Lee Stamp Plans

Alexandria, which calls itself
Robert S. Lees home town, is all
put out about the Post Office De-
partment's plan to issue 30
cent stamp in Norfolk September
81 concentrating the general
Councilman Frank E. Mann. a
deScendent OF the general, de-
clared he is going to do some
thing about the plan which he
said makes about as much sense
as issuing a George Washington
commemorative stamp in Eu-
genia. Greg.
The irate councilman is lining
up support for his cause from
Virginia's Senators and Repre-
sentatives and has asked for a
special meeting OF the city coun-
ell to issue an official protest.
Mr.. Mann had some further
gripes;
A 30-cent stamp is too big
"juSt for rich people"
Lee was born on January 19
and "a commemorative stamp is
usually on the mans birthday"
There are only three logical
places to issue the stamp, said
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Mr.. Mann. whose daughter Pa
tricia Lee has the same birthday
as the generals. These would be
Alexandria, where he lived most
of his life, Arlington where he
had his mansion, or Lexington
where he died"
II don't even know if Gen. Lee
was ever in Norfolk" he said. Il
think the Post Office is giving us
a kick in the pants"
AleXandria'S official Stanton
cry carries a line saying the
Hometown of George Washing
ton and Robert f. Lee" Mr.
Mann sponsored a motion a few
months ago which added the
Robert E. Lee to the letter head
The stamp is scheduled to be
issued during a meeting of the
American Philatelic Society Sep
TENDER II in Norfolk. They
won't even let the Alexandria
Post Office issue the stamp SIM
ultaneously," Mr.. Mann said.
Alexandria revereS Lee. he
even had a pew in Christ
Church" Mr.. Mann said. Il
think it's downright shame"
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Fairfax Reports
18th Polio Case

Fairfax County today moved
into its third day of Salk booster
shot clinics as health officials re-
ported the county's 25th polio
case.
The new victim is a 7-year-old
boy, who received the first Salk
anti-polio vaccine last April. He
lives on Columbia street in Falls
Church and was admitted to
Children'S Hospital on Tuesday.
The county had four cases at
this time last year.
DR.. Harold Kennedy, county
health officer, said the new case
was diagnosed as non-paralytic.
The other cases of county chill
drcn who have contracted polio
after receiving the shot also were
non-paralytic.
Yesterday Salk booster shots
were administered to Dol chill
dren. About 1900 were expected
Tuesdays total of TIT also was
below the expected number.
The reduced number was at
Itributed by DR.. Kennedy to va
cations and to military families
moving out of the area. About
10000 children in the first four
grades who received Salk shots
last year and this year are
scheduled to get the booster at
clinics this week and next.
Tomorrow's clinic is at George
Mason High School for the fol-
lowing students: 9 am. Madi-
son; 1890 am, Mount Daniel
1880 am, Children's Worship,
Donna Lee, Evergreen, Humpty
Dumpty. Maridale, TThompsons,
Werleys. Juniper Lane, Walling-
ford. Ella Belz, Rays Nursery
Seaton Lane, Falls Church
Country Day School. Dillaway
and CHEESEMAN'S; 2 pm. Oak
Street.
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ruffic Hazard Tree Removal
Lowers Accidents on Route |

RICHMOND, Aug. II P).-
The State Highway Department
said today its program to elimi-
nate traffic hazard" trees re-
suited in a 4 per cent drop in
the total number of accidents
on a selected section of US. /.
On May l. 1858, the depart
ment directed resident and dis
trict engineers to remove trees
growing close to the pavement
on Virginia's main highways.
The program was directed first
toward removal Of trees pointed
out by State police as traffic haz-
ards on US. and other major
routes.
In the initial report on the
study OF results Of the program,
the department said 1885 such
trees were cut along U. S. / from
Richmond to Fredericksburg,
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The total number Of accidents
on this stretch of road running
through four counties dropped
from 568 to 546 after the trees
were cut.
In the year prior to the tree
cutting program, IL persons were
killed in accidents involving
trees. In the year after, only
two fatalities occurred in this
category, a reduction of 80 per
cent. The periods under study
varied in the four counties as
the program was carried out at
varying times.
In the period before. a total
568 accidents occurred, with in
juries resulting to 397 persons,
In the after period, 400 persons
were injured in SAC accidents, an
increase of l,3 per cent.
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2 Area Reservists
Join Naval Cruise

Two area men are among 100
naval reserviSts from various
parts of the United States who
left today for a 24-day summer
cruise with the Sixth Fleet.
They are 1t. dg) Albert S.
Johnston, $50 Randolph street
NV, and Chief Yoeman Will
liam j, German. jr.. 11707 High
View avenue. Silver Spring. Both
will go aboard the aircraft car
rier Intrepid at Athens. Greece,
All of the men leaving from
the Patuxent River Naval Air
Station by plane.
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Man, 40, Injured
By Boy on Bicycle

A boy riding his bicycle on thu
sidewalk last night knocked
down and injured a man in thu
600 block Of Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV.
Police said Roosevelt Fleming
IA. colored, Of 1898 Sixth street
NV. was riding on the north
sidewalk when he hit Robert Alb.
ney, 40. color, a laborer, of 100;
Fifth street NV. Mr.. Abney wa,
taken to Casualty Hospital witt
a cut face and arm and head in.
juries.
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D. C: Men Rig Up Rodor
On Hotteros for Connie

Weathermen here have rugged Airport will have copy
system for keeping tab ing Comics location direction
Hurricane Connie long before size and by of compare
she romps into of local son shots, her speed.
radar The photo facsimile
They have million corder" installed the
volt radar Cape Hat weather station Tuesday
capable of peerng $50 Technicians shots
miles Connie sails terday. Connie still
the of the Hateras
techncan there will begin dar but its plainly
her their readable the photos received
screen here.
that prints its Three echnicians
pictures will Weather instrument
photo 1t will division here HaeraS
placed transmitte waiting for the
within matter of minutes They chat with their
the National here radio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-11
Boys League Gets $120

The Babe Ruth League boys
baseball team of Vienna, Va,
has received $120 from its new
sponsor. the Vienna Optimist
Club.
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K. of c. Picnic Set

The Alexand ria Council,
Knights of Columbus, will hold
It's annual family picnic at Q pm.
Sunday at the Fort Hunt recrea-
ton area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-11

4No bilhl eNo "CiN p'"SNN
Mr.. Wilt, police said.
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N-aN ~N~e~ ~ Se~S~AA~S SA~f~ANN'
Cash Fares Compared
Mr.. Roberts, the third witness
to take the stand since the com.
mission staff began it's direct
case yesterday. declined to stat,
whether he favors a zone-fart
system here. But, he pointed
out, a number of other citiel
throughout the country have
adopted 1t.
Elsewhere in his testimony IL
the public hearing On Capita
Transit Company's pre-strikt
petition for fare increases, the
consultant compared the present
cash fares OF Capital Transit
with those Of 20 other large
cities. The average charge pei
ride. he said. is a little more
than 1872 cents. Capital Tran
sits present cash fare. which
1t does not propose to change al
this time. Is 20 cents a ride.
Evening star., 1955-07-21

OFFICE OPEN MON. THROUGH
SAT. Q AN TO 5 Pm.
OR BY APPOINTMENT
$3.50 A ST Sc. LU. 2-b25l
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1900 18th ST. NV.
AIR-CONDITIONED

Beautifully furn. efic. apis. in mod
eleV. bldg. nr. transp.; secretarial
and switchboard service. One avail.
now at only S95. Others avail. Aus.
1. See Res. Mgr. for inspection or
call NO. 10000. -22
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D. {

GEORGET0WN, 1880 Que st. NV
Two 2-bedrm. apis. In apt bldg
open; Apts 32 snd 21. Re. 1915.
newly dec: liy. rm.. bedrm.. kit.
bath; S62.50. See Mr.. HARRIS on
GEORGETOWN EFFIC., full kit. in
apt. bldg: nice loc.; $3.50, utils.
Day, IA. $500: ewes, HO. 2-6742.
EFFIC., MT. PLEASANT. facing PARK
-Liv; Im;. kit. bath: $50. incl.
BEAUTIFUL, reas.. 2-bedrm. apt:
all rms. cross vent; children ac-
cepted: good sc. loo. AID. 2-75S3.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D.c. c.
TEXAS GARDENS

174l 28th ST. 81.
One bedrm.. completely redecorated;
s blks. from Pa. ave.; S72. incl
utils. Also. have 2-bedrm. apt.
See janitor, or call LU. 3-O154 or
HA o-2Rnn -2Z
Evening star., 1955-07-21
VIEW MOD. DOWNTOWN ELEv.

NEW MOD. DOWNTOWN ELEv.
BLDG. with sundeck; bsmt., garage
avail. Ideal empl. girls and cpls.
Beaut. spacious bedrm, apt. $50 80.
Enc; 500 95. 1925 T st. NV. AID
is DAYS FREE RENT-Nr. BoiIins
Field. unusually large 2-bedrm.
apt; isnitor. washing. play ground
facilities. Children welcomed. Ap-
ply l112 Savannah st. sc. or Call
1885 SO BURRE SURE ST. Sc. ,b.t. Armory ns
and D. C. Hosp. duplex, Q lge.
bright rms, newly dec, lge. scr.
porch: not a pvt. home; front and
rear entrs. Only $3.50 incl. heat
and refgr. Well-eauipped kit. Keys
in Apt. /. Phone MR.. CLARK. Dl.
7-2434 or DI. 7-8695. IA
$500 I4th ST. NV bedrms.. 2
baths. din. rm.. double iv. rm..
kit. and inclosed porch; In lge.
apt. bldg: also enc. apt, See jan
itor or To. 10000. or OIL. 6-4743.
144O MERIDIAN PL. N.W.-3 rms,
kit, bath. $50; also bachelor apt,
reas See janitor, TU. 10000. OIL.
sees HIATT PL. NV, between irv-
ing and Park rd., 14th and 18th
sts; ! room and bath: available
now; $50 per mo. See 1anitor.
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BOILING FIELD AREA

1 NAVAL hESEhft(1 lJho.
40 oakWood st. Sc. (off Portland)
ing room. dinette. kitchen and
bath. in modern apt. BLDG; SOS,
$50 and $76 month. including all
utilities. 10. 2-6227 or RE. 1926
COLORED-1516 9th ST. NV
rms. kit. and private bath: S65 mo.
incl. utilities. Call TU. 2-92OQs,
coLoRED-s RMS. kit. bath: $50
plus 1tils,; nTi 55th and East Sep
cotSIIsoRRibSoD6G2IANwooD-come tSIs o62IANwooDc out
to see these. huge 2-bedrm. apis.
with cheerful living room. dining
frances: Se7.50 to $40. plus utils.
Just of Sheriff road and close to
Minnesota ave. shopping area. See
Mr.. williams, 916 46th st; ne,
No. 2. LU. 1-0S65 or SHANNON q
LucHs CO. IRA 14th st. NV
CokosED 81 shS4o: o. FRONT. 2 ROOMS.
kitchen. bath, pvt. entr.. heat: s75; s7as;
COLORED-6O18 CLAY ST, NE
Apt. bldg, 3 rooms. pvt. bath,
trsnsp; Soa p. at GO corner. 4 { se6 mo. Key
NoLOAhED ~
Apt. 5: rm., kit, and semiprivate
bath; S45 mo. incl. heat. hot water
and electric. Inspect, then call CO.
ICSOLORED-a1oo 18th ST. NV
Apt. sol; 2 bedrms., living rm., Ky;
and bath. SS5 mo. incl. heat and
hot water. To inspect. see janitor
COL L0RE6o4sa6 fi Tth N.w.-Apt. 8
(adults only. 2 rms, dinette, kitch-
en- and bath, Heat and S,,th not /, Tater TitnI
CoIoREDOi5s5 81 iI sth ST. NV
Apt; IL rms kit. bath; $50 mo.
IcoIoRED2a BEDRMs.. liv. rm.. kit.
and bath: fine apt. bldg; S7g 30;
| Ills Sth st. NV. See janitor. LlSS
coEoRED@s ooEoRiSos RMS, kit. bath, heat;
S75: fine apt. bldg. 110s Columbia
I'd. NV. See ianitor. LIss. ME,
COLORED-2 RMS. kit. and share
bath; quiet reliable couple. Ii.
3-7197 after pm. -27
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APTS. FURk., VA. (cenf.I

AVAILABLE AUG. I-Neviy 70.
spection apply Apt, :. lis 0
Court House Td., Arlington. -2s
ALEXANDRIA, 3-rm- apt. turn.
including utils, S115 mo-: / Ice
sleeping room. suitable 2 men ol
2 ladies. SIS VIZ KI. s-e107.
ALExANDRIA-Emeieney and I-bed,
room apartments: janitor service
laundry privileges: downtown loca
ton: all utilities: $76 to $92 so
Call TE. 6-6670 between 10 am
and pm.
LOVELY HOMELIKE Arm. apt.
new air foam mattresses. beautifu
ktehen- lovely yard: elose-tn No
ArL Sll0. incl. utils. IA. 2-0555
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SOUTHEAST
FT. BAKER DIR. COR 2sth ST.
BRAND-NEW
2-Bedrm. De L. Apt, $3.50
Call Mr.. Rauch, RE. 6-6460

Mr.. End AND T NE.
REDEC. 1-BEDRM.. S5s. WA. z
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Connecticut Ave. Apis.
One large bedroom. dining room
dining foyer kitchen and bath
Newly remodeled and decorated
throuRhout; new modern kitchen
new bathroom equipment; paste
tile built-in tub and shower, walk.
in closets; 24-hr. switchboard ant
elevator service: also available. et'
ficiency apartment. HO. 2-6674:
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NEAR CAPITOL HILL. sis East
Capitol st.-Large mod. efficiency
apt. with large kitchen, dressing
closet. tile shower bath; $50 incl.
utils. See mgr. or contact KOONES
d. MONTGOMERY. DI. 7-2342.
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GEORGETOWN, 2511 Que st. NV
1-bedroom apt: utils, and secre-
tarial service included; 800. DE.
2-lS11. -26
NV, near New Hampshhire and
Farragut pl. Newly decorated,
bedrm., liv. rm.. kit. and bath.
Private entrance; all utilities in
cluded. Ii. 7-16s0, HE. 4-4220.
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APTs. UNFURNlsHED-vA.

ARL., N. RoLFE ST. bedrms.
liv. rm., din. L, kit. bath; 3 blks
from school, ] blk. from Wilson and
Arl. blvds.. 10 min. from Pentagon;
S1o0 mo-. utils. incl. IA. 1928
Al
ARL., close in. best area nr. Key
Nod. sds'; wooded i' and cool. oVeriootins
Potomac, and Q bedrn1s., $50. 80
b and S110. No children, Rental
office out Wilson blvd. left on
Oak st. to 1900 10th I'd. N. 81
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-2-bedroom
unfurnishec apts.. S94 so and
$97. so. including all utilities. CAN
J. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO..
JA. 7-76O4 IA
N. QUINN ST., Arlington-Recon-
ditioned one bedrm. apt; new refer.
with freeze comp; $40. Call res.
1Bs4 SEF' n "a csIvEkr st1a ST., Just one mil.
from Key Bridge - Reconditioned
bedrm. apt; reconditioned; 500.
BEVERLY F Plaza sECTioN, Alex.
va:-one-bedrm. apis. - Recon-
ditioned; refgrs., with freeze COM
partments; S62,5o and $67. so. Call
rSP 5sf HaEF RfI' Of 3v DGPIGx-s aPiIqgs: bed2n.
liv. rm., kitchen, bath, large yard,
Ideal for children and pets; ample
storage. Near Parkington and Va.
Square, on buslines. IA. 2-6697:
FORT MYER AREA No security
deposit required: S72.50 per mo,
incl, utils.; plenty of parking
dead-end street; children allowed !;
bination. kit. and bath. Call MIR,
DRAPER, ia. $4,000. --22
ARL., mr.. Hecht's new bldg.--1 bed
rm.. 2 expos. washer, drier in
bsmt.; $3.50, incl. utils.; garage
avail. JA s-73o4, mornings or
ARIe. fiLef ! 1wGGsTiovER-within z ! Blk.
bus, SHOPPING center, library,
SedIm: 6ai' apt, 5 Closets: sS6. KE.
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike at
Frederick ST.: Magnolia Gardens.
Avail. now. Beautiful and spacious
living dining room combinations;
2 large bedrooms, latest in kitchen
equipment ana,1et, parauet frs; Venetian ,.a
Ssf50i Sss a mo. n eSS1s One BEDROOM. ' $500.
For info. call ia. s-307O.
ARLINGTON-Large efficiency apart
ment with entrance foyer, dress
ing room, Pullman kitchen and
bath: laundry and storage. facilities;
close to shopping, Navy Annex and
1921 N. TROY ST, ARL.--Beauti-
fully mahogany furn;, apt; main
floor, quiet bldg, / blk. bus, shop
ping. JA. 7-926s, IA. 2-5600;
CITY-Spacious two
and three-bedroom apis. now avail.
at 514 Cameron St: 2 bedrms, with
rear porch: 8 bedrms., big rooms.
extra-larse kit: both modernly
hot water incl. in rental. Just
around the corner from good shops
and express transp. SHANNON g.
ddUSsHEss., U,sEs., 724 14th st. NV" MA
NEWLY DECORATED APT, in West
over: 500 monthly rent includes
electricity; 10 min. from Pentagon;
close to bus and shopping facilities.
Call IA o-IR6I %
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GIRL 6
1916 18th ST. NV.
NICELY FURNISHED
MRS. BROAD. Res. Mgr.

COLoRED-APT. BLDG, 2140 N
st. n.w.-3 bedrms., liv. rm.. kit,
bath. S97.50. Available now. ME-
s-6SS3 -26
CoLORED-I6Os d ST. NE
rooms, bath, Ss5. incl. utils. Adults
CoLoRED-2s19 14th ST. NV
and bath, heat and hot water furn
Only S67.50 mo- Also l room kit
and bath. S62 so mo. incl. heat ant
hot water. Inspect, then call CO.
C0LORED 18th AND BELMONT;
SIS per wk.. incl. utils.--Efhciency
adult; reference. EN-. 2-1965. Pa
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APIS. UNFURNISHED-D. c.
New Elev. Bldg, $74.50
8 Elevators-Beautiful Lobby
LOVELY LARGE APT.

Bright living room, bedroom. d.
nette, kitchen, WESTINGHOUSE refgr.
utilities included. I'm Takoma
Park). RES. MGR, JU. 9-43s7.
Evening star., 1955-07-21
40 THE EVENING STAR

washington, ID. e.
THURSDAY, July n, 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08

dinner will be by Richard Hark.
ness, National Broadcasting Co
news commentator. whose sub
lject is Behind the Diplomats
Scene"
Another highlight or the pro.
gram Is a series Of 5-minuts
forecasts on the construction
activity outlook in 1866 for thu
Washington Metropolitan Area.
The forecasters include: JOSEPH
Miller, president Of the Wash.
|ington- Metropolitan Chapter
American Institute Of Architects
Harry Boswell. III, president o.
the Home Builders Association O
metropolitan Washington: Ancli
Tester, president Of the Mastel
Builder Association: c. r. Preller
president Of the Washington
Building and Construction
Trades Council: Charles [
Norris, ST., vice president OF tn
washington Real Estate Board
land J. Garrett Bethel, Chairman
lof the Public and Private Build
Iings Committee Of the Washing
ton Board Of Trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
Brunun Sees
Need for High
Pace

The low housing vacancy rate
Of 2.s per cent found BY a Census
Bureau study is indicative Of the
need for continued high residen-
tial building. according to q
statement this week by Harold
r. Braman. executive manager
of the National Savings and Loar
League here.
Mr.. Braman. who described his
statement was an answer, "tt
those critics Of home building
who believe the construction leye
Is too high" said the study also
ldiscloSes that virtually all thu
increase in the vacancy rate since
ID 1850 study revealed It to b
lis per cent Is In rental units
The vacancy rate In houses fol
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Building Group
| To Install
ewOfficers

The Washington Building Con-
Igress will install Julian E. Berla
Washington architect. as pres
|ident at its annual dinner be-
ginning at 6 pm. Monday in the
Mayfiower Hotel.
Mr.. Berla succeeds T., Richie
Edmonston. Other new officer,
to be installed include: Fred w
Tropp and George Bisset. vice
presidents; Edwin L. Davis, sec.
Rotary. and James A. Cassidy
treasurer.
Two new directors of the or.
lganization viii be Maurice r
Colbert and William N. Denton
ltr. Continuing as directors are
Russell B. Martin, Raymond w
Sim. j. c. Turner. Edmund H
Brooke, and Paul Stromberg.
The principal address at tn,
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Avoiding Partitions

II trussed rafters are used In
the construction Of your new
home. you can have room parti-
tons placed wherever you want
them. Or the partitions can be
omitted altogether for open plan
ming Of such areas as living.
dining. cooking and recreation.
With trussed rafters. the interior
partitions do not have to help
support the roof. It's all done by
the rafters and the exterior walls.
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sale is virtually unchanged. he
pointed out.
The ofiicial's statement is one
of many on the question Of
whether the home construction
level is too high" that have been
forthcoming since the Govern
Iment In midsummer reduced
the maximum term OF it's insured
and guaranteed mortgages and
raised required down payments.
At the time. Government ON
|cials said the credit curb was de-
signed to prevent the home build
ing boom of recent years from
becoming "inflationary."
Evening star., 1955-10-29
RooMs. HOUSEKEEPING

1914 I2fh ST, N.W.-Large clean
room with kitehenetfe, fefsy.. stove
I and sink. Sl2 VIZ. ---ssa
1SI1 18Th gT. N.W.---Attrae. newly
Tedec.. hot plate. refgr.. lge. dble..
running water, Q windows. $55.
also stngies: rens. DU. T-9695:
ITI0 ? ST, NV. the churchiii--
Efhc. apt, attfae. furn.. linens: nr
bath. Sl5 VIZ. NO, f-a6tj6. ---3
1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Efiie. apt.
newly fuTn.. linens, running water,
maid serv. $3.50 wk. Ho. 2-95s9.
.&t ---3
DUPONT CIRCLE - Hskp3 rooms.
most complete. From $JV mo. up.
MRS. PARISE i4l6 e0tA 81. $50
I4I Ifth ST. N.E.---Roora with refRf ).
stove. s7-I0 week, cons. transp,
II, S-sis32 .--.3n
sIis 5th sT. N.w.--Attrac. light
bSTnt. apt. 1iy. rnn,, bedrTn., kit. |:
pvt. entr. $50. RIA. 3.o440. 80
AREA, NV. - Avail
Nov /, rms, = closets. refgt;.
air cond $50 mo. Pvt. home. EM.
2-l402. 10 10 = pm. Sat. and Sun.
y & Ia. * 1 a b Alas =.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
REFRIGERATORS
FREEZERS

Inventory elearance Of all new 1855
0E. Ertgidnife. Westinghouse. Ad-
mifal. Phiico. Morse and Gibson re-
frtgefatofe and froe1trs, NO reAson-
able eifer refused. Open ewes. 'til 3
Standard Tire q Battery Co.
10th and Il ST NE. u. s-aeez
REEGKS. =. 5 cross-top freezers;
others; $3.50 up. Auto. washers,
S25. AID. 4-37e0.
RIFLEs--MossberR, .22-cal., MA.
wItarget sights, good cerd.s 1906
Marlin 3gA. .22-cai., new cond.,
$Ss; Eii1s R Isogs6 ssgs6S ssx' bushnei. S new
aids. 8 small diamonds. center
diamond. 500. EN-. 3-0e69. ---3I
RUGS. hroRdloom twist. green, 24x
1b. $3.50. 1 green, rust. 0xl3, ,
$l15 each; all have sponge rub
Der pads. practically new. Oh.
RGes. Ssautiiql genuine hand-SSsds
saaaiisa aIais VIII viii .ss sSi'riso u. assiis ssiis
RUGS, and other household tens. V At
after $50 pm. and week ends, $50
RUGS t:D, Karastan Amer. oricn-
tSis. lsSi4 and ax6. with ps5ds.
RGds-TSSo very f,ns Chinese OH
entails: excellent condition; 0xi2
and exl0; vii sacrifee. Can be
seen at CARPET LAND. 1929 Wis.,
consih ave. NV. so
RUGsPriceless Peruvian Llama.
Vicuna furn. bed or couch cover.
Must sacritce. 20l3 New Hamp-
shire ave: nv. Apt. 20e. so
kuG, exiS Bigeioy practically new.
SoS. Sss si9s' sia9Se' .Sll ~ is s.aaas foam rub IgSSsr
rugs. brand d-nev, never used, value
SIS; saerifcine for $50. ORE
Entail RUG MART. 1906 q ct. NV,
SEWING MACHINE, Singer, desk
model. used very little; 500.
Phone West River 7S2S. 30s
Reminston automatic:
model I, IL eange. barrels, like
new, $S5, En-. 2-6512.
sportslnen's model: s.
shot ReminGton 20-gauge auto
matte. same IS new. leather case
and cleaning rod. Call UN. A-9453
or can be seen ct 420D 26th st.,
Mt, Rainier, Md, ind q. 80
SOFA. 2-pe. sectional, gray and
gold: y excellent condition. Call
SOFA BE6S.' simmons. gray Lawson
type; Ike new, $3.50 or best otisr.
sifRAY III iEso5urlPMENr--pucs. 5 S.p.
compressor. spray gums, litter reGu.
latof. air transformer. exhaust fan,
light fixtures, drill press, electric
Evening star., 1955-10-29
ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

5000 49,. - e,s.ce
------- $500
LADY OK Z GIRLS to share lee..
apt. with another lady. sen. bed--
rms: transp. eony. co. 5.d7b1.
cM ,tb nnt L y shnnE nrsiessionSi Sedf woman aps
Rsfs exeh. W6 a-isslS I'll
nRAiiTSEIJf. Won Apr for atrl II,
shsrc wtth siri. I q Mis- 1Afb ana
1fnsth fnth sts wn @sa @ "a Il AZ piss .l.n n.sgha
horhonS n a.1lssw III III c.SShe
Do'tvou' Na' ooo' Sn
Iauy. o7-4o shave ,,ivuyions a.rm
ant With annther iadv' waikins
AZ, %,.Ir tS,n h.Hs Tv Sat
VIZ Sm, I'm Els SSSS IA H.
uItSIiJFSso ownSiAE ~ shar. oshea1
rm. furn. ant With another lady,
reas.; cons. tfansp' GO. o-.le.; 20
HyATTSvIyLF IADY wishes ~ share
home Vim another iady IN fer
Mites WA T-lGSS 40
ARi. (;ITI "a share newty furnisiied
ant win another rirI TF. reasorla-
BE rent includes phone, utiis. IA.
oSg NJ Dor MaRRiEpa catbol,e bo
Girls desire 4 fourth girl for g-bed-
room AMI. on Mass. Al Wisconsin,;
nv, plano. EM. y-O4S9. ON, Ex,
3sS3fB. II
GRACIOUS GRIM. APT, man will
share. with 3 young men; everything
furn': rent reas, no. 2-5D36. so