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Evening star., 1955-05-22
FOUND

RING-REWARD
Yellow gold, sapphires. Sentimental
value 18th st. and K. or Emergency
Hospital entrance. DU. 1898.
Evening star., 1955-05-22

LONDON, May 81 R.-Prime
Minister Eden's cabinet got a
promise of help from the power
| full Trade Union Congress today
in efforts to avert two election
week strikes that threaten to
tie up the nations railways and
key ports.
The TUG, giant federation
of eight million workers. agreed
to use its influence as peace
maker after railwaymen and dock
workers wound up weeks
dickering with declarations that
they were sticking to strike
plans.
The dock strike is set for Mon
day-three days before the gen.
eral elections on May 26. The
National Amalgamated Steve
dores and Dockers Union has
called about 1000 workers of
the London docks and an undis-
closed number from the wharves
at Liverpool. Hull and Man
chester.
The 10000 members of the
Associated Society of Locomo-
tive Engineers and Firemen are
Evening star., 1955-05-22

brought to a humiliating situa-
ton where we could not have q
conference with the Russians
because the Americans wouldn't
let u.s." he said. 'The prospect of
a conference now was simply q
matter of reactionary Americans
hoping for a continuation of re-
dictionary government in Britain.
It is time we told the United
States that we are not going to
tag along all the time behind
them"
If Aneurin Bevan were either
a fool or clown, it would be
easy enough to shrug off-this
kind of talk. In fact. he is
neither. If the campaign that he
is waging seems likely to hurt
the chances of the Labor Party
in the coming election, it is doing
nothing to reduce his own sta
ture as a popular political figure
in this country.
At this point, Mr.. Bevan can
afford to wait and If time is on
his side, he stands a reasonable
chance of taking over the lead
ership of the Labor Party from
the men who now condemn his
tactics.
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summoned the TUG chieftatns %
No. 10 Downing street last night
and appealed for their support.
He warned the disputes could
wreck Britain's new-found pros
perity.
The railway union chiefs are
to meet Monday with leaders of
the TUG, their parent organiza-
ton.
In agreeing to help Sir An
thony out of his election-week
labor tangle, the TUG leaders
apparently put political consid-
erations aside. Political observ-
ers thing the governments ham
ding of the strike situation could
oe a factor in the election. The
TUG is the labor party's biggest
supporter.
The TUG has condemned the
stevedores' strike, which is purely
an inter-union squabble.
The stevedores are demanding
the right to negotiate with en-
ployers in the key ports. The
only union now recognized as
bargaining agent for the dock
ers is the big Transport and
General Workers Union, which
belongs to the TUG. The TUG
union has ordered its dockers to
stay on the job Monday if the
strike comes off.
Evening star., 1955-05-22
BY JAMES E. ROPER
star stan Correspondent

HONG KONG.-Hong Kong
cheerily ignores an awful fact
of life-that it is essentially a
colonial, off-shore island nestled
against the Goliath of Commu-
mist China.
White tension in the Far East
rises and falls. Hong Kong pur-
sues moderate course, adjust
ing its activities from time to
time but usually acting as if the
colony will stay here forever,
Tension is markedly lower
than a few years ago. Instead
of talking about how long the
colony can hold out against
Communist pressures. people
talk about the drought that
limits the flow Of city water to
three hours a day.
The feeling here is that Hong
Kong is at least temporarily
exempted from Com munist
. China's announced determine
ton to oppose colonialism and
retake od-shore islands such as
Quemoy and Matsu.
Advantages for Reds Seen
The reasoning is that Com
munist China probably finds
Hong Kong more valuable-for
trade and intelligence-in Brit
ish hands than it would be in
Communist hands.
In addition, Britain's overall
relations with Communist China
tend to protect this colony.
The British carved it out of
China ia years ago to create a
refuge for British traders. On
that basis. Hong Kong has -four
ished. Now, however. it is turn
ing to manufacturing to support
q refugee-swollen population.
The colony, which for a CEN
tury did little but import and
re-export goods of the Far East.
now manufactures 80 per cent
of all the goods shipped out Of
here.
Products Are Varied
Thousands of laborers. work.
ing up to nine hours a day, seven
days a week, turn out cotton
textiles, rubber shoes, phono-
graph records. metalware, kettles
and clocks. To mix the old with
the new. the colony is making
plastic chopsticks.
Many of these items, except the
chopsticks. go to Great Britain.
Others, including the chopsticks.
are peddled throughout the Far
East.
This is a salvation for Hong
Kong. which now has a popula-
ton approaching three million.
At the end of World War II the
population was only one-half
million.
Then, refugees from the Com
munist sweep across China
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Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
home yourself. Unless. unfor-
tunately. your child shares your
own congenital indisposition."
Clever horseplay combined
with deadly serious ideas. >.
Agreement with Russians to call
a halt to hydrogen bomb expert
ments which threaten "the bio
ligical processes of the human
race. .. Withdrawal from strate-
gic bases since you can reach
safety now only by reaching
agreement with the other nations
of the world" Support for
Qndian Prime Minister) Nehru
who has contributed more for
the peace Of the world than any,
one"
And for Chou En-lai, whose
people cannot be denied the
right to live"
This hall tonight is no place
for Americans of tender sensi-
bilities. The loudest cheers are
reserved for Mr.. Bevans' ener-
getic demonstration of wringing
the eagles neck. "Under the
Tory administration we had been
Evening star., 1955-05-22
Eden Gets Aid to Avert
2 EIection-Week Strikes

/ due to go out on strike next
Saturday at the peak Of the
Whitsun holiday traffic. The
strike would knock out all normal
railway travel.
To deal with the situation.
Sir Anthony took time off over
the week end from his election
campaigning to remain in close
touch with government negotia-
tors and union leaders. Labor
Minister Sir Walter Monckton
cancelled a campaign tour to
stand by in his office.
Sir Walter has arranged a
meeting next Tuesday with rail-
way union leaders to discuss
their pay demands. The union
is demanding a pay raise from
the British Transport Commis-
sion, which operates the nation
allied railroads, amounting to
eight shillings ($1.12) a week
over their present basic rate of
nine pounds Is shillings 1927. 300
Threat to Prosperity
Sir Walter set up the meeting
after TUG leaders gave Sir An
thony their promise to help stave
off the strikes. Sir Anthony
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island Of Hong Kong but espe-
cially in the so-called New Ter
ritories, the mainland area which
the British hold under lease.
Investors seem comparatively
confident.
As disturbances ripple through
the Far East, Hong Kong be-
comes more and more prominent
as an outpost of luxury.
In this atmosphere, it is easy
to forget Communism's barbed-
wire barricades only few miles
away. But if you remind the
British of their precarious hold
on this bit of Empire, they reply
that a number of times during
the last ia years, things have
been worse.
Evening star., 1955-05-22
Its Perch Precorious,
Hong Kong Keeps Calm

poured into Hong Kong. A minor
immigration is now going on by
Chinese coming from disturbed
Wet Nam.
The refugees who created the
over-population, however. ha 'e
helped solve it, for they bl ought
with them production skills
which now go into Hong Kong's
booming industry.
They also have brought a de-
mand for housing. So new
housing is springing up on the
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BRACELET, near shearaton- Park Hotel.
Annapolis, Colonial S-3592.
noe. brown, male, boxer. white blaze:
very gentle. Call before noon Sunday.
DIR. FiNUCANE, WA. $4,000.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15


q Up
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facturer to take his product and
go for q walk; our boys can't be-
cause they sell only one make.
That situation calls for q mutual
obligation between factory and
dealer: instead Of mutually you
have authority on one side and
responsibility on the other in q
deal where the manufacturer Is
bound to deliver nothing but has
the right to cancel . franchise
on 90-day notice. and without
cause"
In times past. auto dealers and
their spokesmen have grumbled
In preliminary rounds but. as IN
the case Of Federal Trade Com
mission inquiries Of the 1930s
into the auto industry. failed to
show up when their formal testi-
mony was required: this time
Senator O'Mahoney says he is
going to call them, and the
admiral-turned-advocate "ex-
poets" he win talk.
Evening star., 1955-11-20

Development Guidebook" the
United States Chamber called on
local chambers to take leader
ship in forming development
teams Of leaders and decision
makers" in each city.
Such teams have proved them
selves able to provide the driving
force necessary to plan and ex-
ecute a broad attack on city
problems. the chamber said. as
well as to supply the needed pub
lie understanding and support.
The most acceptable leader
ship has come from business. the
Iguidebook said. Where chief re-
lance has been placed on official
or civic welfare groups s"some
Evening star., 1955-11-20
Women Appointed
ToPlunning Council

Mrs. Lucy Someryille Howorth,
former associate general counsel
OF the War Claims Commission.
has been named to the National
Council Of the National Plan
ming Association.
The National Planning Associ-
alton is q private. non-profit
and non-political organization.
Its council is composed OF lead
ers in agriculture. business. labor
and the professions.
Evening star., 1955-11-20

degree Of success may have been
realized. but progress was made
.re slowly and with greater
difnculty."
The guidebook was developed
chiefly from urban conferences
held last year In Birmingham.
Ala: Columbus, Ca; Dayton.
Ohio: Houston, Tex: Sacra-
Evening star., 1955-11-20
Rebuild Cities,
Chamber Urges
~ the Associated Press

The old structure Of American
cities must be broken apart
and reconstructed to cope with
congestion. blight and failing
finances, the United States
Chamber Of Commerce said yes
terday.
In q new 102-page urban
Evening star., 1955-11-20

Calf. and woresstsS,
Mass.
The study cited o New York
estimate that trafac delays cost
more than 81 billion In that city.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
1895
1t is the new "Home Service"

especially made for young marrieds just starting
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IFARM AND GARDEN

E0PS0II- SALE. Z tons delivered
locally. SIS. additional chs. for
distant del. RE. 6-6604. Ill
TREE REMOVAL. pruning. topping.
mates. MR.. CLAYTON. UN. 4-OaOs.
FILL DIRT-4Topsoil. road gravel.
blue stone -sludSe hauling, grading
scB. s onst SOD! ESesllent 9f BLUEGRASS s
sod In berfect condition. Adams
town, Nd. Gail RE. 7-l202 for
ToPeso SihI'O u Very good. rich top
Very reas. CAN 10. s-4s33 IS
AZALEAS; clearance on 10000
Phone ~ 9-a4sl. after 8 pm.
BLUEGRASS SOD, delivered to your
job, You lay it and save. Terms II
desired. GREENWICH FARMS
NURSERY. LU 2-49S0
BULLD0ZER. for grading, excavat.
ing. land clearing; free estimates.
eau uN. 4-s533; night AP. Z
LAWN RENoyATIoN-Pian fall
programs now and save, Free esti-
mates. FLEMING LANDSCAPE
SE9V. UN. 4-464S -
VIRGIN TOPSO1Is-BeSt quality and
quantity. Immediate delivery.
FLEMING LANDSCAPE sERv,
PEACHES--Hale and Alberta. Luck
fougk Orchard, lola-mi out
CplesYille I'd. from Silver Theater
on left hand side Of road, SIP,
1-Sftts -
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

al nth ST. N.E.-Lge. front room
next to bath; IS week. Ii. 3-eS32.
III NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Neat room next bath; retgr., hot
plate; 50 week. Ii. 3-9703.
935 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Room close
to town; refer, and hot plate; $40
week. NO, 7-472S, or RE. 7-94O2
DOWNTOWN, 92S q ri. n.w.-SRle.
or dble. slpg. or hskpg. rms; $3.50.
run. water, refEr. in each. --T
sth AND SHEPHERD AT N. H.. AVE.
Link rms; sci. or dbl; ladies,
S25, S35, $45 per mo-, tel and
refgr. ia. 9-3200.
2I4T r N.W.--Front studio: refer,
grill, clock radio, TV, African
matt. Elk. 3-6633.
Goa G ST. SCI Ink. rm., 1
person, $50 mo. Ii. $4,000. tn.
2-2952. -
I5i0 p ST. NV, 1.-THE Churchtlr'-
bath, SIS wk. NO. 7-9s6S. --5
251s I4th ST. N.W.--Engiish bsmt.
Nice rm. next to bath: clean, COM
Portable; S35 mo, AID. 4-1635. -
a1s 9Th ST. s.w.-Front bed-liv.
rm.. kitchenette. End A., adj. bath;
$3.50 wk, ME-. S-50g6. %
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Large room
with kitehenette. refer, stove. sink:
SIC weekly. -
PVT. BATH--Lge. bsmt. rnf., stove.
refrigerstion: Sl2 week. Gentle
man. NO. 7-065S. II
14I 18th ST. N.E.--Lge. front room
next to bath: SIS week. Ii. 3-9S3a.
1855 QUE ST. N.W.--Cool. front
rm., equip. for Ink: only SIS wk.
1913 L ST. N.w.--Lge.. redee.. front
rm., equip. with range and refsr.,
$40 wk. -
C0L0RED-N.w.--Iarge Ink. room;
child care available. Ho. 2-7957
-
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1901 20, 18th ST, N;W: NV: LF dbl Dbl, rm.,
B lfiiiSs asnR Ps sfKe;rlITY Twin
beds; adjoining bath. $50 double
RID. NV, 1901, at Conn.
ave Nice clean nm. with air eond..
Tv sig wk.; good meals; young
R esSsie- aS S. S slaasS ;, for
R Rashs5 snd Hul s. fhils age 60
SINGLE AND DOUBLE RMS. in
excel. meals. no. e-6S6o. -
1886 N ST. N.W.-Attrae. ssles. and
dbieS. for young men and women;
delicious meals: Bendix. ,TV. 81
PRIVATE HOME, twin hedrms,, Eood
transportation.. delieiogs meals. TV
THE -LEETA, 1925 18th st. NJ
Cool. single and double rooms for
Young ladies and men: showers;
walking distance, excellent board
RETIRED OR AGED gentleman.
closet. good food. JE. 4-T267.
IN DETACHED HOME, large front
porches. beautiful room. nicely
furnished. for 9 elderly gentle
men. Large closets next to bath.
Also. room on st hoor for re-
tired ladies; 3 excellent meals
served tn dining room daily. You
will enjoy this home atmosphere
where every care consideration
and courtesy is given. 500
north each. AID. 4-6443, -
FURN. BEDRM.. Nv rm.,
kit. for 2 elderly. people to board;
nice pvt. home In fne neigheof-
hood. RIA 6-7ti4l. -"
CLUE MASON, I728 N. Hamp. ave.
An exclusive residential club,
close In. Ssis. end others. $3.50
wk. Up. incl. meals and hotel serv-
tees co. 5-f}34a. NO. T-f170.
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
c3l0 AsHMEAD PI, NV.
Just of 600 block Conn. ave, At
Taft Bridge: Rock Greek Park area.
Low weekly rates; include room,
breakfast. dinner. 24-hr. hotel serv-
ice; friendly atmosphere.
HO. 2-3566
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APIS. vhFURNIsHEp--p. {

j214 GA. AVE. .N.W.--Lge.. 9 bed
rms, liv. rm., kit. and bath: cony.
transp. and shopping. RA. 6-0S03,
COME ON OVER to see these at
tractive / and 2 bedroom apis.
Yes. you will be pleased to make
IL your home. Picture window, din
ing area and exceptionally big liF-
ing room. modern kitchen; all con-
veniently arranged for your COM
fort; S72 80 and $50 incl. all utils.
except elee.; or $3.50 and $3.50
plus utils,. 3210 sth st. sc. A quiet
residential area mo a. thoron isann,ns
and rapid i transportation. Zee res
sHhsNN5pNS a. fLucHs, ia i4th st.
NV. MA. s-2345.
LIy. I'm, 2 bedrms. kit, bath;
S79. so: walking dist, Capitol. House
once, senate. "A. 5;eosi; -
4 THRiPTY RENTAL--Sbb. plus
utils. for. this attractive and newly
decorated 1-bedrm. apt. with pri-
vate front and rear entrances; lge.
dining area and modern kitchen
with e.cu.-ft. refgr. See res; mgr,
s siSl IN T. IeHs. 7as LIZ &: e.
DO oiEEoDRHEnb;-ss6fSESasSSwoop-.com. out
to see these huge 2-bedrn. apis,
with cheerful living room. dining
frances; $s7 10 to $40. plus. utils
just of sheriff I'd. and close to
Minnesota ave. shopping area. See
Mrs. johnson, 916 46th st, ne,
Apt. /. LU. 4-S90g, or SHANNON
q LuCHs. 724 14th st. NV. MA.
S-2346.
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ApTs. FuRNlsnEp---Mp.

TAX. PIX, Mr.. WALTER REED
Z RMS, kitchen. den,
porch, utilities included; Stib. 1855
Eastern aye. TakomR Park. Nd.
TAKOMA Pk.--Lge. iivs rm.. k.t.-
din. rm,. bedrmy tile bath. porch.
pvt, snts rSo ioysiy location' eonS'
c s5Ihigi s4R K 1 Ssdrm.. kit, d.
nette. bath: adults. $50. 30. LA
CoNGA APIS. 94l2 BALTIC. blvd
CLOSE TO SILVER SPRING shop
ping center: 4 rms, and bath. pvt,
entr.. for 2 reliable, employed
persons. Phone ~, s-330:,, Ii
WEST Beaut. knotty-
PINE efiic.; kit. bath. utiis; pvt.
entr.: empl. adults. UN. 4-27Bl.
SILVER sPRING--Liv. rm.. bedrm..
couple. refs. 10. :t-6ss9. liz
SILVER SPRING, 10 Schuyler I'd,
Apt. 36--Spacious l-bedrm. apt in
beautiful Sligo Park, Sg5 mo.
Newly redec. and mod facilities,
Utils. incl. Mr.. Blair High School
and grade school. Cow. to Walter
Reed Hosp. Avail. now. Call MRS.
SEESTED, III. e-4193 or FRED
EFIcK "; BERENs SALES NC
c "a Slfsai FURNISHED llv.
nm. bedrm.. kitchenette. PVT, bath:
shopping center. $65. includes
utilities For employed couple: no
pets. Immed posS. 500 Tulip ave.
Takoma Park, Nd.
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GORDON HOTEL

p lsPsSsT crRc eli aREAaa-Rms. for
gentlemen. with use Of liv rm. and
Fit reasonable DE 2-illnA -
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Officers Service Club

O1lASSA y O%A Az N<1Gb
Rms. by day. VIZ. month with club
and social activities for active. III
active and reserve officers. l64i
11Sr st nv. AD 4-24aa
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7of 10th ST.. NW.--Loveiy twin
room, pvt bath 2 large closets,
foyer. window fan, sci week; other
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Free parking. garden and summer
porches, tile showers. Special wkiy.
and monthly rates. See MRS
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ROOMS fuRN.-Mp. . w

LIv.-BEDRM. COMB. with Ink. d.
nette. pvt. bath; 20 min. from
town; S45. AP. 7-392S. -
PRIVATE, furnished room with bath
and shower; board optional; .
single girls. Nice home: close-in
Alex. Excellent living conditions.
Must have refs, TE. 6-67Ss. %
nm. LIST FIR. private
home:t semiprivate BATH phone In
rm.: good transp.; man only. oV.
3-6i22. -3
ROOM for l gentleman: pvt. entr.,
and phone. On bus line. a25 N.
jackson ST., Arl. IA. a-7l3S, after
8 pm. ID
W. HYATTSvILLE-Lge. front bed
rm., next to bath; conv. to every
thing. VA 7-69Sa. -
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN will share with an
other man nicely fufn. 2-bedrn
ant, downtown location. mr.. 18th
and @ NV; $50 mo. DI. 7-657s.
49,.
210i ARL. Blvd or 2 girls to
share apt. with . other girls.
min. to Navy Annex. Pentagon,
ArI. Hall. IA. 2-5465 after 5 pm.
---b
MAN to share large 18th st. apt.
with another man about 80. Refs.
Twin beds. sos. AID. 4-S55S. 81
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.


1915 18th ST. SCI bedrm.. liy.
rm., dinette. kit, bath; $50. Res.
TIE HE HIILsiDE Light and airy
bldg. outside rooms. cross venti-
lation, attractively decorated; "a
hY. elevator service; 3 rms. kttch-
en-, bath, 500 . rms, Pullman
kitchen, bath. $50. l415 Chaplin
ST. NV. See janitor. =
UPPER N.W.--Spae. 2-bedrm. apt; !;
mod, garden-type bldg; ample
parking; eeny, transp;, stores, M ,nan
Maple st. tn. 2-0105. RIA. 6-Sss2.
WALK TO woRK-see these spa
cious arm, kitchen and bath apts.,
$50 and the weli-kept 64-unit airy.
elevator bldg: 9 hlks, to Moodwee5raa
18th st. NV. Resident manager,
HUI. 3-33TT .
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JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
ROOMS WANTED

WANTED, by q retired Government
man. furnished room in frederick
City, Maryland. Answer. in writing
only, and address Occupant" BAL
Galveston road, Silver Spring, Nd.
g.
FATHER AND MoTHERLEss BABY
desires home for both. care for
child. Bog 43S-R. star -
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ROOMS uNruRNIsHEp
ROOMS WITH soARD

1875 KENNEDY ST. H.W.-2nd mr.,
next to bath: employed lady OF
couple. RA. 3-4576. IL
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Wesley Hotel
2131 0 ST. NV.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Modern Comfortable
Living ...
THAT YOU ENJOY
SINGLES, $50 MONTHLY
no. 6-9100

COTORED-LGE, FRONT RIM. nice.
~ furn,. $40 wkly.; / block of
18th st. car,ine. 2564 University
pl. NV HI. 3-7cs6 II
COLORED--EUCLKD ST.--LRe. rm..
PRIVILEGES. furn. or unfurn.; reduced
rent. newly dec: quiet neighbour
hood AID, 4-804S after $50 pm.
roroREp-,a1s CLIFTON sr.
S.W.--Large double studio room
with pvt. porch and semipyt. bath:
cooking privileges. HO. 2-005S.
-~--3
pvt home. 40 v st. NV, AID, g
1853, -
CoLORED--IsiI 18th ST. NV
Completely furnished; Sb and 50
per week A. s. GARDNER q Co.
1891 l. St NV, MA. S-0334.
COL0RED--1S0O FLORIDA AVE
Pleasant sgle. room for employed
person. CO. 5-0460. "a
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THE DIPLOMAT
nAon 1Rfh err NJ IN

E4EU Ibth ST. NV.
Lse. enc, kit. dinette. walk in
closets, Bldg. overlooking Meridian
Park: walking dist. downtown.
Comforts bly air-co0led. Roof gar
den: switchboard. 500 mo. incl
utils. Mgr. AID. 2-le35. -
COLUMBIA RID. AND 18th ST.
end fl. front. Bedroom. kitchen, pvt
bath, pvt. entrance. reasonable.
Housekeeping rooms, small 'front.'
apt. Bedroom and kitchen.
See Mr.. Williams Apt. /. 27l3
Ontario I'd. NV. or call MA. g.
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APIS. FuRNIsHED-vA.

Now--spac., 2-bedrm.
apt. ind d. of duplex, garage; COW.
Pentagon. $40. KE. s-6404. -
N. ARL.---Nicely furn., newly dec.
3 bedrms., tile bath; mr., bus. shop
g gslsor center e II Mlss see. sol N
ARE Efls0e s. 81. tn iarn a.bedpm
apt; lge. liv. rm.. cross ventilation;
Blk. bus. Can DICK BAssETT, IA.
2-5o57. ia. 2-4311. II
apt. quiet empl con-
pie, eonv; shopping ana transp''
. fSDd loes ssssns Kf iv s- t dines.e
KIT, hath. PVT; entr.: 3 biks.
Ar nnSR N Z. Ne duplex s-rm. apt;
. bedrms., bcaut. Turn: fenced yd..
shade. Lease. IA. 2-2l65. a
-- Beaut: furn,, and
dec. 2-bedrm, apt, in Colonial
s sGsn i Sis aF-eSn nspiasss eaesl
transp., shopping, parking. TIE
N. ARI.-Newiy decorated apt. lse.
liv rm., bedrm,. all-elec, KITCHEN.
bath. complete Ind A.. conV. Navy
Annex, #. Myer and Pentagon.
Adults, no pets. ia, 7-4975. Il
ARL;--2;bedrm:. well1iurn; apt; u 7
Hecht Co. va. and d. c. transp,
Suit. . or 4, utils. Incl. RIA. 3-03l4.
~
FAIRFAX CO. 20 min. to pent.,
Alex. TT. Belvoir--Liy. rm., firepl J..
bedrm.. bath, kit; utils,; pvt. 4entr.;
adults. CIR. 3-26Tl. -
--- Efficiency and l.
bedroom apartments; Janttof Serv-
ice; laundry privileges: downtown
. location; all utilities: SIS to
S92 30. Call TIE. 8-6670 between
10 am. and q pm.
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ROOMS FURN.--s.E.-s.W.

BRANCH-M vIC.---2 rms.. bath, 2
e i9'r' i,.1 ZEE . fsr Pm na''' 700
CAPITOL HlLL---IdeRl for 1 person.
Small rm.. private bath, foyer,
Sl1.50 wkly. Ii. 4-2705, ewes.
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POULTRY. RABBITs. EGGS
ROOMS fURNlsHEp-h.w.

BABY CHICKS and poultry supplies.
JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K st.
NV, Me. S-00S9.
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Fairfax Village Apis.
200l 3Sth st. S.W.
See Ad Under Apis. Unfurn;. D, G.
1841 Columbia Rd. NV.
1-bedrm. furn. apt: porch.
Avail, Sept. /, In this elev., switch
board bldg, Good transp, and shop.
ping. See res. mgr at bldg. or call
H. q. .SMITHY CO, S1l 18th st.
NV, ST. $4,000.
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APIS. FURkisHep--p.c.
DETIGHTFITIIY

apt. in excellent en-
bassy location. At Meridian Park.
FULLY AIR-COND.
With automatic control. all ultra.
modern features. reas. rent. HILL
TOP HOUSE. 1475 Euclid ST.. NV.