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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-09-17

Yolanda E. Sephus, English,
B.A., Tougaloo, MA, University Of
Wisconsin.
Thelma Thompson, English; B.A.,
Bishop college, MA, University
of Michigan.
Vernon Henderson, biology; B.S.,
Tougaloo college, MS, University
of Wisconsin.
Joseph Mercier, modern lam
guages; B.A., Xavier university,
MA, Harvard university.
| Willie B. billiard, home econom-
les; BIS. and MS, Tuskegee In
stitute.
Kara E. Rousseau, social science;
B.A., Xavier university, MA,
Louisiana State university.
Deloris Rollins, education; B.S.,
Grambling, MA, Texas Southern
university.
Jean G. Brown, education; B.A.,
Virginia State college, MA, Co.
lumbia university.
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S. ". Miller
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was flown from Washington fol-
lowing the meeting to the Denver,
Colorado retreat Of President
Eisenhower, where the group had
breakfast with the President and
heard his pep talk during which the
President told the state Chairmen
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completed one contest without punt
ing and in two other games they
punted only once. Luckily all of
the Jaguar quarterbacks are above
the-average hooters and are excel
lent passers.
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not to pin their flag to one mast
head. A remark taken by some to
mean that Eisenhower has not yet
made up his mind about being
candidate for reelection next year.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
FOR ELECTONEERING ONLY?

Some of those anxious to lmple-
ment President Eisenhower's re-
quest for revision think so.
Last Jan. 26 Brownell addressed
a New York conference of volun-
tary groups concerned with imml-
grafton problems. He quoted Presl-
dent Eisenhower State of the
Union message to describe the
Presidents criticism of McCarran-
Walter principles.
Rep. Francis E. Walter, Pennsyl-
vania Democrat who is co-author
of the act and present chairman OF
the House immigration Subcom-
mittee, once made speech on the
House floor attacking persons he
termed professional Jews" Rep
Walters present view is that Re
publican administration leaders
criticize the act at election time
but are not really sincere IN their
criticism. When Rep. Walter reao
Brownell's January speech, ne
wrote the attorney general a chal-
lenge, in effect, to "put up or shut
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
OF
MANY
THINGS
By David Schwartz
Copyright, 1855,

Some time ago the newspapers
headlined the story of Mrs. George
w. Malone, the wife of the senator
from Nevada, walking out on an
address by Sen. Richard Neuber-
ger, saying she could not stand his
kind of talk.
Perhaps because of this, I was
especially interested in story the
other day in the New York Times
in which the shoe pinched on the
other foot, so to speak.
The Times story said that when
ever Senator Malone began speak
ing, his fellow Senator'S always
found some business elsewhere,
and generally the Nevada senator
could not count on an audience OF
more than two, unless he included
himself. The Times added that
someone had suggested that Sena-
tor Malone be named Civil Defense
Administrator because mo one
could evacuate a place quicker
than he"
Israel has gotten its first cot
ton gin, according to report
reaching this country. In one
hour, the gin can process three
tons of cotton. The first bale OF
cotton grown and ginned in Is
rael has been presented to an
Israel museum.
An American diplomat, more
sympathetic to the Arab side, re-
Gently wrote to an American
monthly circulating in diplomatic
circles: 'I have no doubt that bar
ring Three Power Intervention
Israel's army could tomorrow oc-
cupy Amman, Beirut and Damas'
Gus"
DIR. Nelson GIueck, president OF
the Hebrew Union College, is re-
ported playing with the idea OF
having students of the rabbinical
college spend some time in lsraei
as part of the rabbinical course.
It's a good idea, but Israel
would rather have all the MEM
bers of the temples come over,
instead of the rabbis. If all the
members of the temples and
synagogues came over for just
one month, tOurism would be-
come an asset more valuable
than the discovery of oil.
According to a report reacmnl
this department, there is short
age of Jewish girls in Alaska AM
a number of leading Jewish busi
nessmen there have married Eskl
mo girls. You might say it's a cas-
of Gods chosen people uniting VIII
. Gods frozen people.
!. Here's another little item l Gull
from israel Bond statistics
. which may interest you. In 1858
Israel exported to America 5,75t
cases of wine. In 1854, there were
more than 10000 cases. That Is
I to say, taking two and one nan
gallons to a case, in 1854. Amerl'
I ca consumed $4,000 gallons o.
Israel wine.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08

up." He asked Brownell to provide
a list of specific complaints and
revision suggestions.
BROWNELL REPLIED that Gen.
Joseph M. Swing, commissioner of
immigration and naturalization,
was to appear as a witness before
Rep. Walters immigration Sub
committee and would then be in a
position to state the justice depart
ment's views.
When General Swing appeared,
he was asked to make recommen-
dations for McCarran-Walter re-
vision. He made none. Meanwhile,
the justice department recommen-
ded an immigration bill. But it was
bill to restrict judicial view. Rep
Walter himself decided the bill was
so extreme he shelved it.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08

On March 8 Rep. Walter ap-
peared on Edward R. Murrow's
"See 1t Now" telecast. Rep. Walter
said that if President Eisenhower
were sincere" in his criticism of
the McCarran-Walter Act, he
would shave the attorney general
of the United States submit speci-
fic legislation"
AT THE FIRST White House
press conference to follow Rep.
Walters assertion, this reporter
asked Mr.. Eisenhower if he would
request the attorney general to
draft recommendations to imple-
ment and activate the Presidential
State of the Union request for Nc
Carran- Walter revision. Mr. Eisen-
hover replied that he had made
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
RrovneI Seen Duckinq Changes in Mccorron Law

the RECOMMENDATION to Congress
in his State of the Union message.
Now, he said, whether there was
any other step that was necessary
for him to take, he would have to
look the matter up and see whether
he should.
Nothing has been done by the
executive department to press for
congressional action in keeping
with the Presidents State of the
Union message. The Democratic
leadership of the Senate has indi-
Gated that Senate hearings will be
held this session on a McCarran-
Walter revision bill offered by Sen
Herbert H. Lehman, New York
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08

OCIIIOCI at.
Senate insiders indicate that
Brownell will be requested to tes1-
fly at that time. He would then find
it necessary to make speci1c re-
Communications to Congress, either
for or against the harsh McCarr-
Walter provisions.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
By Milton Friedman
(Copyright, 1855, \
sh Telegraphic Agency, Incl

JeWIsn IeIeBTdPHIc z7sSHO5' -1--77
WASHINGTON u. S. At
torney General Herbert Brownen'
Jr., failed to support moves to lo-
eralize the discriminatory McCar-
ran-Walter immigration Act!
Evening star., 1955-11-20

Once a beefy 228 pounds,
DR.. Pate dropped to lz8 in six
months. He then started the
course at the Health Depart
ment to help other over
weights. This was two years
ago-and those who have dis
covered that ut amt neces-
sarily SO" that everyone loves
a fat man-are still continu-
ing to enroll.
Glasses meet weekly in the
evening in the Health Depart
ment conference room on the
fifth floor Of the Municipal
Center. The members find,
often to their surprise, that
no diets, no drugs and no
exercises are prescribed.
The solution to their prob
lem is four little words: Don't
eat so much.
Dr.. Pate gives the class tips
Evening star., 1955-11-20

dropped from So to IL. She
had suffered from high blood
pressure and was unable to
get insurance. Now her blood
pressure has gone down and
she Is insured.
After taking on the 200
pounds, Mrs. Price had q fur
coat done over to fit her.
After the garment had been
cut down, there was enough
material left over to make a
coat for one Of her teen-age
Evening star., 1955-11-20

on calories. He explains that
different people, depending on
how strenuous their occupa-
tions are, need different
amounts Of calories. A person
becomes overweight by eating
zoo calaries q day more than
his body needs. DR.. Pate points
out.
Mild calisthenics to keep
muscles In shape are demon
strated, members Of the class
are weighed, questions are
Evening star., 1955-11-20

A DOCTOR ct the District
N Health Department can
be described as q modern Shy
lock. He literally demands a
pound of flesh.
DR.. John r. Pate, director
Of the Bureau Of Disease Con-
troll, has charge Of q weight
reducing course there. His
students must lose 4 pounds
in the first four weeks Of the
l6-week course or they are
not allowed to continue.
The course is free" DR..
Pate says. "The only fee Is q
pound of flesh a week"
Students can have conf
dence In what DR.. Pate pre-
scribes. He's taken his own
medicine, and 1t has the ap-
proval Of DR.. Daniel L. Seek
niger, director Of public
health.
Evening star., 1955-11-20

DIR. Pate, who heads q class i'm reducing at the
Health Department, has simple test for anyone
to determine whether he is overweight: Grab the
flesh around your waist and if you gather more
than an inch in your fingers, you're too fat
Evening star., 1955-11-20
A Pound Of Flesh Week
THAT'S THE FEE FOR THIS REDUCING CLASS
BY BRIAN BELL


answered and that's about it.
Does this sy-going method
work?
Perhaps Mrs. Rose Price of
Ga Quintana place NV. is
the best example Of the effec-
tiveness Of the course.
Star pupil, Mrs. Price, Il,
lost 200 pounds In IL months
simply by eating less and
using q few tricks Of her own.
Her waist went from g
inches to -. Her dress size
Evening star., 1955-11-20

wAsH~oron s4. ,,ero.A, @4o4z. aoys~..s 20 ,,s,
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BRIqnT. Gracious 2nd,n. apt Y
Three iee. rms and kit.,. bath, p
owner leayinS d; reduced % $i2..
buyer. NO. ". 1901 Wiiscnias ~ |.
IN. MERIDIAN PARK 5-Fm. and
only $4,000. Total monthly main
teuanee cost $50. Shown oy nppt
Eves.. Miss Huey. no. 2-lb3!
RAYMOND 3. DUNN. WO. 6-021A,
OWNER MOVING FROM CITx. VII
sell direct. ct substantial loss. spa
cious. 6-rm. screened porch. End.
a. ept.i couys vic. 18th and Co
iumnis a "a nv; il9n ~ 9,s1n-
NEAR Issh Ann COLUMBIA m.
NV, overlooking park---I.afge en-.
cheney apartment III elevator build
INK; REASONABLY priced; low main.
tenanre. IINl<iNH CO. pI. 5-S0SH
ewes. and Sun. M. 3.47o4. --e5
SPACIOUS s RMS remodeled and
redec. apt, attraettgeiy priced BY
owner. znspeeltQll Sunday, g.6
Ant. "a, MENDOZA APIS. Kal0.
rama and 20th sts. EM. 3-egf0
NEAs NAVAL REsEARCH Las;
ma md soundnross blds. EExselient con.
and bath. Convenient 70 buses and
shopping center. Low mnintenane
and reasonably priced. 20. 2-692p.
cONN. AVE. AND PORTER ST.
HiRhiy desirable compIetely mod
ernixed of1e-bssS IN, ant. with Sb-
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MOVING PACKING. STORAGE

WE HAVE OPEN dates for small fob,
from now through Oct, 1. HAYES
TRANeFNR 4 eIoRAok. VA 2
,iSyikG AND aApLNG. day I.
night, expert handlings reasonable
EDELlMiAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furn. as part
payment on your moving storage
reas, IA. 0-2a37; ewes. "A. 81 90
MOVING ACROSS TINE srREET d
across the country; safe storage u
separate rooms: expert packlng
Phone NO. 7-DI04, UNION ETQR-
ACE CO. NC. EstahliShed 1905
HILL. WefiSknoHn tnuser-inss exper
anen;. closed vans: low rates: npts
CHESTER liOVERs--Lee. Of small.
We DO them all: clean and careful.
LiGHT HAULING. locai moving;
beaehsssa specially. 8 u, MORRIS
III. ELMO M I'll. 6se8S9.
HARRIS MOVERS Insured van
sefyfces Z experienced white men.
aiicR MoSISGss e j ios g. s asaass.
fefers.. odds snd ends or entire
household Reas. no. 7.27i3.
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HOUSES no SHARE

UNUSUAL LIv. QUARTERS, III ccun-
Try. quiet; within Naikinr sdistsnee
Of Wis. ave. term. Master bedrzn.,
twin. beds. walk-in closets. com.
fortably fdrn., reffesttngiy dec.
house - to share with business
woman. Please cali before $50
am. OF after 2 pm, Oh. 6-Sle8.
MaN Win shars attractive.
refs. 300A v pl. s.e.,, LU. 2-lng0.
GIRL. as ID as. ID share house in
Sc. with one other girl; nicely fur-
Ilished. LU. 1.392S. rs
ST. Sc, 1l6--Mother
viii share her home with WORKING
neither and child or 2 employed
girls. an privileges 70. 1-0sSG
YOUNG, MIDDLE-AGED ws5Siv
would ike to share her comfort
able hol1e with a retired or bust.
ness lady: Days. DI. 7-52IS: after
Il pm. LII. 4-325a. --25
WANTED, By refined, active. elderly
gentleman. settled couple 70 share
h hSane rsns tEss insudns silisss
20. BOX 81. Gnrdonsville, Va.
YOUNG MAN, approx. rs yrs. to
share new 3-hedrm. house with 2
other men. $50 mo. SIP. 3-72l2,
NEAR CAPITOL and transp.- Would
like enipl. lady to share quiet home;
ref, EXCHANGED. 500 q mo. Box
EL IH;Si S's G5ENrLEMAN would like
to. share his nice, weli-furnished
2-bedrm. apt. near the banks Of the
Potomac with 70 congentnl coupsey
that viii provide necessary meals
and 1-bedrm. care, or win sell the
furniture at sacrifice and snbiet
the apt, with management aq-
preyal, and rent room with meals
WIDOW Has 5.BEDRM. HoME to
share with . or 3 girls. e. River
DETACHED. HOME with refined lady,
N. H. ave. ext. block Chillum BIAS
line-- Master hedrfi., nicely fufn.:
use Of phone, home and kit. priyiis.
SOS mo, Suit, empl. couple or 9
WiDoW viii vii snare
3-bedrm. rambler with lady or
couple. Andrews suitland area.
ReRS. RE. h-S03H.
MIDDLEsAGED. SOBER MAN desires
couple to share his two-bedroom
home on Blair I'd, NV TU. 2-I105
CHEVY CHASE AREA--owuer wishes
e., e share r. comI0 str.es h ac With
LADY, employed, TO share home with
widow: kitchen privileges. EN-.
sIL. SPG., close in--Teacher ana
daughter will share house with
ePle. q sooI Or Z WORKING ladies.
CoUPIE 10 SHARE dst.s s-room
furn. home: 2 baths: cony. location.
Refs. EXCHANGED. RA. SLIM
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THE NEW pARKspE

,I5US hummit PL N,W.
From Columbia I'd. and
Ontario I'd. 20 2 blks. north
to 18th ST., then 1 BLK. right
to Summit pl. and ! blk.
right on summit pl. 10 this
This afternoon you may
room. I os s ON apt, ,i home
dinette. Carrier eir-conditicn.
fng unit included In sale
price, $3.50 With monthly
utilities. Ask for MRS.
SPENCER n Ant. 102.
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Ask -AROUND
LooK-ARoUND
COMEARoUND

And see these apartments. Some d
which may be rented with option
Enjoy gracious living IN your own
nttle. home IN q cooperative IRE
proof. aii-brick apartment bldg nr.
bus and shnppafig. Modern and lux.
s rnss nyaEs q \. NJ. mi ~ a. q so g.
SELF. MRS BRADEN. IA. 7-0e77 o.
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1308 q ST We.

Very desirable 6-rui.. kits and bath;
28l6 WADE RID. Sc.
Desirable s-rm.. kit. and bath, se5.
1887 10th ST. NV.
5-rms kit.. and bath. GOOD ciose-in
&c GosS REALTY co.
2I44K st. NV. Ma. s-I353
COLOREB--4Ie 5th sT. SD
rms. bath. h:ws gar; desirable fpf
family OF adults. Si25. Db. 2-ABl q.
coLoRED-yIC. 18th AND Fi.oR-
IDA AVE. E.H.-(sas heat, garages
cow. transit. Phone Do. 7-!252.
CoLoRED-Isis coRcoRAH ST.
Seven rms. kit: and bath. oil 81
e eieri IL, ana gss ;, sf 90 mo; 81.
C0IoRED1-i,Ia I'LL HI ! s.M s.rm.
btiek 30. n y. RUPERT.
R. Iii :. u Colombo 81 II g 7oa 10Th Il.
ne. Fof GIL Renodeied. very at-
trac, apis, rent approxiinat ely
az S9 gssE unit w aGs si GUT a4 w.
cOIORED - se2 ND. AVE. NE. -
Vac Newly dec. 8 lovely rms. bath,
bsnat. with front entr Oh n.-w, d. |;
nice yards. Reasonable. ST 3-451z.
C0EORED--l4l6 PERRY PL. NV.
term. house. 3 inclosed porches;
rec, rIn,; Gen Elec- heattnE plant.
c 6ijolssls DnasssgRi ~ ii1blss Ess.l.
lent condition: upper NV. section.
col oREbl-S@sfs 3d 81. N.W.-s
rms, 3 kits, 3 baths, oil heat, arr
a naesa s = p's siS sssg no ns M s 5.
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TIE AvoN,DAtE

In Z wonderfully conyer-
i from lIp6s upSni Circle. i 3'G this
charmins foyer. Lying fponi.
Sits ssaro snd bath W. r9 %D9s. {
. RECEPTION room and the
apt. home e equipped with
Venetian blinds. Very rea-
sonably priced ~ only $i0,-
500. Il may be seen BY ask
Inc for MR.. REEsE In Apt. 8.
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FLYNN co-oPs
OPEN, ? til 5
RgTLAEp coURTTg.I

f.ivinS room. foyer. 81
large. bedrooms. Kitchen end
bath tn splendid condition
with 9 wAlk-in closets. Vene-
ttan blinds. new refrieerator.
AL new screens and ewnings.
Central location, only 1 blk.
from 18th st. bus, 50 800.
ASK for Mr.. BAINBRfDGE
IN Apt BIO.
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THE BRoADMooR

Conn. Ave. At Porter st. NV.
-, e you VIII ask fo ga MR.
MOOR desk, he win be de-
room apt. home on the End
Z. with all Southern expos
ufe. q 9th n. s.w. cor, +
bedroom apt. hpme, . truly
fliagnificent 2-hedrootis e.
bath ant. home oyeFiopking
the park with completely
inodefnixed {dishwasher and
disposaij dream kitchen. %
well rs two 3-bedrocms p
bath ant, homes,
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aye MENpoTA.

I biz, east q Conn ave.
on Kalorama I'd. IN . we'll
established. elevator BLDG,
s sssp p ne GSE . sysi b sae g
bedroom and . 3-hedroon
apt; home, each with ns.gs.
Also IN this building Is prob:
ably the MOST FAVORABLE
MONEY BUY In our CUR
rent listings. Il has Q dhle.
Iliy Twins F Ccss,, ;so,, fireglasSs s9.
rooms and den Tor 3rd bed.
bath. Due 70 extraordinary
circumstances, this lovely
apt. home with view Of the
r o,cmse, "a may .,s% b h. !, i !
600 with only So. 600 cash.
Ask for MAJOR CARNEY In
Ant. 10.
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OTHER LIsTINGs

This once has between so
and 90 exclusive listings
ransing In size from en-
price from $4,000 70 $40
600. in such vel known
buildings 20 THE QNTAEIot
CAVANAu0H COURTS. $40
HAMPsHiRE qARDENE. THE
NORTHUMBERLAND, 1907
Goth ST. NV. etc.
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UPPER CONN. AVE. VIC,

just a-o rE slks. ives. Of
and shops, ssad with the
crosstowti bus right In front
OF the door. are 3 unusually
desirable apt. homes Il bed
room and 2 bedroonsJ in q
location that leaves little II
anything TO be desired.
Building and grounds always
sonSisIoni hlse' siSsaasls or AXE sE
for MR.. OWENS In Apt. 303.
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1904 VALLEY DIR. :
ALEXANDRIA VA.

det, .brk. home W. Nv. fu.,
diiiette, large Kit. on Isl ar. 3
becrnls BATH On 2nd g, Fail
no Dir Dir Git. shiriEy iaay. "a
King ST.. left s mi To- Texaeo sta,
left on NJ BTaddock 5 nj. 70
Valley dr.. Right TO house. Il. q.
efrIHY co. 81 18th p. nv.
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DONNA LEE
WALK TO PUBLIC AND
PARoCHIAL SCHOOLS
WALK TO COMPLETE
SHOPPING CENTER
bus AT YOUR DOOR
LARGE 1 AND 2 BEDRM
CLOSETS GALORE
|--FIREPROOF AND
soUNDPROoF
|--FURN. AND UNFURN.
CHILDREN AND SMALL
PETS WELCOME
HRs wu NJ 3EessslAsr r. NOR.
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ApARTNENTs MANTEp

FURN. on uNFURs. APT. for
teacher child, mother; n NV.
Wash. or driying distance Mclean.
Va. Lockwood 9.1b1O. 25s
1-RM. COTTAGE on i.hedrm. apt.
unfurn for 3 heeheIpre and house
s srsssH we SGs "a o sls $50 s sssr
W6RsING MOTHER, 14-yesl old
iii sas Be- s,spsrsissd aflsr School,
REE1fiiRkfp1 c6uPEE desires iurn. bsd.
couple y ~, months; Conn. sve. srss
y asss: s1 sE:.: .es:,l. ~. s:S;
win consider small house Phone
OF. o-8Btz Of write BOX 1az-x'
: WHY W7iTY
For good iwhite1 tenants, IN d. @
tfufn. of unfnr1. apts. J nt fens
lee. Cal MANDzT4 AD. <-3l00. 4
Il
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i4n5 KENNEDY7 ST. NV. &
Large family house. newly deco.
b sti 3rd flpcT. ise. rooms: Isl
finor. Ire. center hall. liy. rni.
din. rm., kitchen. lge. bsnlt,, oil
h.-w.h.. det. gear garage Ice
fenced lot, S175 mo. MICHAEL
WALSH 4 SONG la LIZ sss St nv; "
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%, details g sRd e. sc,T Ss ppClas.

EDMUND sn1iNs ~, j. FLYNN CO.
Coop Apt. authority since 1922
washinrsqRns r., sl Ms. 7.ss5HyA. "a. $1,000
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|e20s WEDuER GOD m, --Rambsers
5 bedrmss. z baths. ny. rpl,. din.
raGe: available inaned,Ateiy: s2z5
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4sos 18th sT. NsW.---z hedrms. 1
bath. fie. fIp., din: srms XII small
den: bath. l. A 4 Z, nsfnt s ssra g;
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|sUMNER. 58i3 oyeriey i'd bed.
rms. baths, ". Tln. din fnis
kit.. den, y bath. full bsn1t- -
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NORTH ARLINGTON
Lovely 3 bedrm., and ~ bath
brk.. Colonial: builtain garage,
screened rear porch. rec, rnl. with
firepl. In full bsnit.. all lge. rnls.---
available Oct. I-ecnyenient 70
schools, shopping and traiisporta-
ton. rent $50 mo. Eve. KE. O.
959s. WRIGHT 81 BLACkMAE.
INC. IA. S-633s' Realtors. IA,
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RECOMMENDED


HOUSES UhFuRNishfo
HOUSES RECOMMENDED
WOOD ACRES ybedrms.. 3 baths,
~. IN. din. m. Eta 1en.
S155 per month.
SUMMER soi3 oysriey rdss bed.
lsss: esE sss p En- nio sSH ''H'- =
|ea5s wEppENoop Rambler.
) bedrmss batnh ny ID. 1 IN
l rH;; avs sssil s1s iiamsdiaisiy: s5zs
per month.
4sos 18th sT. NV hedrmse 1
bath. fg. rIn.. din. nm, kills sfanu
DEC; sf i'1nln. ala Dsm % 5las 81
mo.
ll609 cBTTTEEDEE ST bedfhlss
2 baths. ltF. ffu.. din. ftn-s KIT.
full bkmf.. z-caF garage: nv7tlable
immediateiys $500 per naopth.
| Fer infofmafios car VI. e, n a. n.
Rental Dept EM. z u
CHEVY CHASE
Attrac. Md home; 5 bsdrms >
baths: nice earden Close 70 Somer-
mo, Refs. OIL. 6-73g6. 80
SILVER SPRING AREA
-Four corners7-rm.. I.h-bsth hrk.
Colonieli bsnits washer-drief; ~.
can't. &125,
lGlenmont- -Imfnac. 3-bedrm. brick
cape Cod; ali-eIet. kit. bsrits deep
univ. Hilis-Llke new, 8-bedrrn. Blk.
rambler: all-eiee. KIT. eas h.-E.h.t
lWoodsice. 81, Michaefs Parish- Den.
bath bath. 1ss Sedr5.nssS bath up;
BEERS BROS. Ju. 5-7611
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1908 cRITIEEDEH ST bedshass
2 baths. iiy. ffl. din. fils Kits
full bknuf. z-caF GARAGE af1fiable
& irnmediateiys $500 per month,
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WOOD ACRES-3y bedrrns.. 3 hatts,
Nv. fma DIM fm., KIT. leu u
hsth, bsmtl agailabIe Oct I;
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Wheaton or Kensington
] have 2-bedrfn., no basement houses
for rent. one In Wheaton and ONE
In Kensington, 500 per month
Call Mr.. PRICE, 10. b-2h.i4 or
EVENINGS, GaithersbuEg 436-W 10
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lgoUTH or D. c.-ELEVEN MILES
srn sa1lis. siis and bath. auto. 81
heat, immediate poss. o. =
adults; 4S6 per mo. Rltefzide B.
A163. -25
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coMnurKR.s FARM

Country home bv river: aimost new
9-rIn. house. 3 baths. freezer. ga
rage, barn. tr0uble-free. fields
maintains me- h so MN sI,, q 9r,ys
way end. Horse and pony sale
optional. LeesburE, Va. 235-J-4.
VACANT AND REDEcoRATED
8. D. BRICK. D RMS, III BATHS
64e jEFFERsoN ST. NE.
40 BUCHANAN ST. NE.
iss AND AND EAERsoN sTs NV.
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Nh. ALA. AND PA. AYES. Sc. Fair.
FAX village. cow. Boiling and An
tirews- Corner senfidetached brick
(. GOOD -size bedrms. baths
large living rIn., dining I'm. Eit .'
Lease family four. Reas. rent RE
7-2i3T, LU. 2-5415. IS
m THE 1900 BLK. OF 18th st.
Il rooms, q baths, I floor air-eond
suitable for trade association anc
other non-pr0fit organizations. Ex-
cellent condition. $500 per mo.
HENRY u. ROEB. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NsW d.. 1874