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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04
Mud sifted for Gems
On Crashed AirIiner
7 BY Tho Associu,ed Pres,

PRESTWTCK, Scotland, Jan
4.--Insurance officials said last
night the mud around the wreck
age Of a crashed airliner win be
dug up and taken to London for
sitting in the treasure hunt fol
about $2.8 million worth of dia-
nnonds.
The diamonds were part Of q
consignment being shipped to
American dealers on the British
Overseas Always Corp. liner that
crashed Christmas Day with a
loss Of 28 lives. Unofficial re-
ports said more than $50 dia-
monds have been recovered so
Tar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04
Apartment Tenants Flee
$780, 900 Hollywood Fire
D. ne A,,ocio,sd Prss.


HOLLYWOOD. Jan. A.
spectacular IRE destroyed is
units Of the Normandie Village
Apartments early today on
famed Sunset Strip and sent 200
tenants scurrying to the streets
In their nightclothes.
Damage was estimated at
nearly $500. 900. Seventeen au-
tomobiles were lost in the blaze.
which IRE ofiicials say started
either in the garage or an adja-
cent apartment.
Two firemen, struck on the
head by falling timbers. were
treated for cuts and bruises.
Patrons Of nearby night clubs
poured out to watch Is IRE COM
panies subdue the blaze. Ex-
ploding auto gasoline tanks pro-
longed the fire.
The apartments were occupied
chiefly BY theatrical people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04
Author J. A. Kitchener
Is Sued for Divorce
By he Associofsd Prsss

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. A.
Author James A. Kitchener,
whose Tales Of the South Pa
cific" won him a Pulitzer Prize
in 1913 and was then adapted to
. hit Broadway musical, is being
sued for divorce.
The suit was filed yesterday
by Attorney Edwin P. Rome In
behalf Of Mrs. Vance A. Nord
Kitchener. No details were avail
able and both Mr.. Rome and
Mrs. Kitchener declined COM
ment.
The 47-yeaf -old author was
married to Mrs. Kitchener, 80.
in New York In September.
1948. shortly after his first mar
rage ended In divorce. She also
is a writer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04
Manual Says Army
Deserves Rating Of
Top Military Force

| The Army, facing a severe
manpower cut in the forthcom-
ing Eisenhower budget. still con-
tends it merits a rating above the
Navy and Air Force as the Ma
tons most effective military
force.
This is set forth in its field
manual on operations-w which
covers strategy and tactics. The
book. approved by Army Secre-
tary Stevens and Gen. Matthew
B. Ridgway, Chief of STAFF. criti-
cizes the plan Of massive retalia-
-tion with atom weapons.
Can Destroy Foe.
Army forces, as land forces,
are the decisive component Of
the military structure by virtue
of their unique ability to close
with and destroy the organized
and irregular forces Of an enemy
nower n. Coalition If noware 4
states NJ ITO seize ana control criti.
cal land areas and enemy lines
~ COMMUNICATIONS ana hasas ~
nrod,,ction ana s,,rnlv ana to
defend those areas essential to
tina nrosac,tion ~ ths r,ar -
the limited states ana it. allies ],
uD'lsned Last Fan.
The book, published Septem-
Der ~ OF last year, adds that
Army forces have the unique
capability to accomplish any or
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Congress
CONTINUED From First Page,

l. d, II h
was appointed TO the COMMITTEES
on committees along with Sem
ator-elect Case Of New Jersey,
his most outspoken opponent,
Senator Flanders Of Vermont,
who sponsored the Mccarthy
censure resolution. also went on
this committee.
Two Empty Gestures.
The Republicans went through
the motions Of renominatine
Senator Bridges for President
Pro Tenn Of the Of the Senate
and Marx Trice for secretary
of the Senate, but both of these
places will be filed by Democrats
when the election is held in the
Senate tomorrow,
Senate Democrats, meeting
this afternoon. are expected to
nominate Senator George OF
Georgia for President Pro TEN
and FELTON, Johnston for secre-
tary Of the Senate.
Mr.. Trice viii return tomorrow
to his old Job Of floor secretary
10 the Republicans.
The Republicans renominated
Senator Young of North Dakota
as secretary Of the Republican
Conference and Senator Saltcn-
stall Of Massachusetts, as Re
publican whip.
House Republicans were also
scheduled TO meet this after
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04
Wife Of Flyer Held BY Reds
For S Years Gets First letter
Buol, Associate Of
chennuult. Hopes
To Be Freed Soon
d. ,ha As.oeirfsd Pres,

TAIPEH. Formosa. Jan. A..
An American resident Of For
mosa received today the first
letter from her husband. for
mer airlines official. since he was
jailed by the Chinese Reds near
" five years ago.
Lawrence Robert Buol 81
wrote to his wife Sue, that he
has hopes OF being freed this
year. The letter was sent by
the Chinese Communist Red
Cross to his father In Stockton.
Calf. and forwarded to Taipeh.
No details were given. presurn-
ably because Of censorship. His
letter, bearing no date or re-
turn address, expressed thanks
for four packages.
He wrote that he had expected
TO be released last June. but
didn't explain why he wasn't.
Mr.. Buol. then chief Of flying
operations for Civil Air Trans
port--operated by retired Mai.
Gen. Claire i. Chennault was
on q business trip to Mengtsz In
Yunnan province January Is,
1850. when the Reds captured
the city,
Sue works In Taipeh as secTe-
tary of Gen. Chennault.
She said that at Geneva last
year the Reds said they were
holding her husband prisoner
because he worked for the air
line which, they charged. be-
longed to the Chinese Nation
alists.
She had last heard of him. in
directly, in 1850. when the Brit
ish consulate at Running in
formed her that he was alive
and well.
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Brisoe Gets SHAPE Job

PARIS, Jan. 4 (R.-Maj. Gen.
Pierre Brisac Of the French Army
was appointed chief OF star for
administration ct Supreme
Headquarters Allied Powers In
Europe tSHAPE) today, He has
been assistant commander in
chief OF French forces in Ger
many. He succeeds French Mai.
Gen. Marie Antoine Poydenot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04
Production Pushed

Experts are being sent to in
dustrial centers by the British
Productivity Council, to advise
management and workers how
to speed up production.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04
HamlnarskjoId Flies
To HankoW, Leaves
For Peiping Tonight


UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Jan.
4.-United Nations headquarters
received word today that Secre-
tary General Dag Hammarskjoid
has arrived at Hankow on his
fight to Peiping to try to gain
the release Of II American air.
men and other U. N. personnel
held by Red China.
Mr.. Hammarskjold and his
party took of In a special Chi
nese plane from Canton after an
8Ia-hour flight In an Indian
plane from Calcutta. India.
The report received here said
Mr.. Hammarskjold planned to
stay in Hankow overnight. leay-
ing for Peiping Wednesday
morning Chinese time Tuesday
night United States time).
The party was met at the air
port by Hankow officials and BY
the secretary generals cousin,
Peder Hammarskjold, who Is
Sweden's Charge d,Affaires in
Peiping.
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Soviet Army Newspaper
Rops Complaint to u. N.

MOSCOW. Jan. 4 (H.The
Soviet paper Red Star today UNI
leashed a blast at the II Amer
leans imprisoned in Red China.
The Soviet paper said: "These
spies who were caught with
the goods received their deserved
punishment. It seems their
American bosses should keep
silent, but their imprudence is
so great they corhplain in the
u. N"
Rer Stars half page article
reported Peiping had opened q
public display containing u.s.
600 exhibits which prove the
espionage activity Of American
spies and agents in China. The
paper claimed these ranged from
pen knives to confessions writ
ten In English handwriting by
Col. John Arnold, one of the
flyers, and others in his group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
FOR SALE

~ Mahogany dining
table. $26; set Of 4 chairs, S2Q;
$50: table lamp, ss: double bed
mattress in metal frames, $50. KE.
FURNiTURE-owner moving to apt.
and wants to dispose Of assorted
bedrm.. Nv, rnn. and rec. IN. fur;
after 7:30, OIL. 4-2i63, or drive BY
bl06 Marlyn dr.. Mass. Hills mass.
FURNITURE - Brand-new, 39-in.,
eerta Hollywood beds. S37 so: new.
5-pc,, nnahog. dinette. 500; maple
chests. SIS; bookcases. occ. tables.
s snaTsd &c &C. eornsI 4 a' Aissrs
marie st. NV, nr. Sears. Open
Thurs: and Fri. til o pm. EN-.
FURNiTURE-a-bedrm. set. maple,
ANTIQUE flnish. Call OIL. 4-1053
bet, and 10 nm. %
FURNITURE--Bedr suite: chairs;
kit. stove, gas: din rm. table and
chairs. Leaving city. ST. 3-ass7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04

PAINTING. interior and exterior;
iossssss es p1icss. ID. 7.isit. :I
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
expert work: free estimate. a D.
p THoMAs; W. ,A,.i 5sss 2,s ..,.r,o,
4ASssso SsIf iJ 5i' ss sssisSSas''. HR
esii sSy time. A. boSiNisSKk.
pSslsTiNhds:e To p;.p.rins, v.s.rproois.:
interior exterior PHA loans avail
e, sstimAtes can 10 9-477i IS
and exter.: 20 years o exper.: no
d5inkins; honest work. AID; I.
P1&iPIERRirNG.pA1NrING.PLAsrERiiSNc
PsadsSSls MI NEAL ~ L. sto 4aSas7 Or Or
PAINTING. PAPERINo, PLASTER
ING. any size Job; white mechs. 80
Ed ' as. sf fiss sss vi ii. 2 s.e.s s'
PAINTING. interior. exterior; ress. :
yhite m mel Mr.. suNoER.
Paaif;ERSi lse $40 and IN this w week;
only 1855 Srnfast washable papers.
IA. J-TcD3, JU. 9-T0O6.
MASTERING REPAIRS. patch work.
alterations and additions Exper
white mech Reas. u a.4iM
PLAsTERINd. PATCHING, new and
=, 9l Al, loy prices. Ii; 4.2SSsi o.
prices: free estimates: Nd. work
only Mr.. LEE VII. R-8a07. Is
REMODELING AND REPAIR work.
Avail. ewes. and week ends. Ree-
sonable rates. LU.- 2-S145. -
ROOFING, all types. cutters, spouts.
general sheet-metal work. A, D.
THOMAS, WA. 1882.
ROOFING, ALL TYPES
REROoFINQ. REPAIRS. REPAINT-
ING. CUTTERS AND SrO TING.
10. 4-6776. PATKus. Oh. 4-5sOs.
STONE WORK. retaining walls. nag.
stone patios, walks. repairs, free
estimates. Call TONY. 10. 2-4ls0
1909 cRITTENDEN ST. N.w.-sin-
gle fm., pvt. phone, pvt. home;
cow. transp. RIA. $500. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04

on trousers; steady posi-.
ton. 4O-hour week, excellent work
ing conditions, modern plant. Apply
Mt. Chrapaty. ARISTO CLEAN
ERS, 1925 South Capftal at -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
SECRETARY

To publicity director Of Q national
association; starting salary scaled
to ealibre Of applicant: shorthand
desirable but not necessary. Duties
involve TRANSFERRING from dicta.
S Sssssspon noe ,d 70 na .1,t:
magszines; tipping manuscripts.
taking charge of photography pro-
grams; handling nles and monthly
reports. Work win be varied and
interesting. Guaranteed advance
ment for girl with ability. Age "a
TO 80. 5-day week. Require ref
erenees. CAN for appt.. RE. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
MANTELS
Ornate Marble
ACE WRECKMG CO.
LII. 4-0500

PIANOS--Arm Navy, Air Force and
Marine personnel. Government and
District employees can save real
at the PIANO MART 1918 18th st,
NV. Over. 100 spinets.. consoles
ana s,d Sprig p IT, 70 sh,ccss o from ST
THURS ssS'' EYES IVES Il Closed Saturdays
P fIfs s Stein p sr naS'j perfect con
1880 O 81. NV. RE 7-e2is. "a
PIAN0S-.Used uprights from $45
up Haulins extra Good selection
% Used na sDn.ts A'' and an cSnso sae' sT
$4,000, PIANO MART, iQl5 TN
St NV. dust above the library,
p HSse f ToE R fSsi; and i used
spinets consoles. .grands and up
rights fog rent at moderate rates rate
sn tG% joSRD %I2sRi' eOH HSs Issh \
@ SITS, NV tPhone ST $4,000
and 1882 Georgia ave. tPhone ~.
5-l1051, Silver Spring store open
ewes. Both stores open Sats, %
PTANO, Kimball upright; GOOD cond: :;
s ssesnllgg b e sggIs, overha us
EhnNvp opecta iSh@eS. = ~,
s sSeS7 .s KSIITITs' 1880 O ST. ny NV
fiANos@bon't miss our semisn.
nual clearance sale Of pianos. Saw
tngS up TO $500. New full key.
board pianos as low as $495. Also
from 1905. Convenient terms
cAyMIIPPEILs' HOS O st. NV p1'
PIANO. Chickering. concert grand,
in playing condition, $500 or best
offer, 10. 1890. -
PIANO, upright, unclaimed; good
cond.; $S6; del. free. r. w NOV
ERS, 222 q st. NV, RE. 7-4434
PIANO, Lester small grand, walnut
eFsPfB Rgff!'9 a. st SSss ' from NS
PIANO. grand Knabe. used, 5M IT,;
$500 cash. or name your price. No
dealers. Box 2S5-M. Star. IS
PIN BALL MACHINES, good condi-
ticn narEain at S2b each. EN-
PIPE, galv.. black, copper. cast iron.
cut, thread, fixtures. BLOCk'H,
INC, 1748 Lee hwy. JhI $500.
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SITUATIohs-woMEN

sITUATIoNs-MEh. WOMEN
SHORT ORDER COOK, APPLY
YATES BARBECUE AND RESTAU-
RANT. 1890 Jefferson Davis hwy.
Arl.. Va. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
TIRE SALE

TIRE SALE
One Of the worlds largest recappers
on a fully rstr, aded tire. they
look and wear like new! 6.00xl6.
8.70xl5. $675; 7:10xI5. 6.50xl6.
7.60xl5 S7.75. Prices apply to
recap your tire or your own tire
in trade when you purchase our
tire. ALL SERVICE TIRE CO., 1884
Ga. ave. NV. RA 6-gS50. %
r 5SmI.4 ,,,In wheel 81, si AZ sgtth
~ siat silv sss a lG.inss; 7a Il ~oI5Inr
n:s pAtTsv t s.s: an. md r tsstss Nan;
ether items items: CAN ia. e-93i q,
~ 1ti,r Rc4 10 y s.s lRsh; $50 or best
TYPEWRITER new Remington
Rand portable with carrying case;
$50 AP 7.2Os6 after Z pm. IS
"A. u y e. nodeis; y:inssFs 10
t III U Ot, ,g MIA Ia. s1esssSS enallepse
WASHERS. all makes, types. Ssg5
Service ser oN FREb etefS : ssob ,4tS S
st. nv. IA. 9-7a0O
Faultless. wringer type
EXCELLENT condition: s35. AID. .
Westinghouse automatic;
reasonable: Call WA, 7-7l2I. -
Ion gas water heaters In original
crates at prices below wholesaler S
cost Cali no. $500.
Everest and Jen-
nines. Metal. Folding. Good cond
$40. Cab RE. 7-7009. 500 9Th
81. NV, -6
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HTUArloNS-MEN

BOOKKEEPER, full charge, once
manager; capable. dependable.
thoroushiy experienced. LU. .
LAW CLERK. leg man. etc IL 3
etc. Some typ. some shrthd. Much
enterprise Much time. Sml. sal. ok.
ALI leads appree. Box 2lS-R, star.
A.
PRESsER. colored. desires Job. thor
oughly exper. LA. 6-2444.
TECHNICAL representative: expert
enced IN many ,.hases u eng neeI,
ing and chemistry. degree In chem.
tstIy. Age. "a; status. single. BOY
204-S, Star. 4"
MAN, colored, wants light truck.
driving. helper. chauffeur. WA. s.
YOUNG MAN. colored, Is, experienced
porter, fountain, dishwaSher, D C.
permit. LII, 1-o252.
EXPER. MECHANICAL.HYDR
sales engtneer and aircraft mech.
desires eve. part-time work. Box
123-M. Star. -
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcens.l

tCameo model), dc
Excel cond,, reasonable. Republic
7.Sb63 duIing business hours. Sc
DEEP FREEZE. 90 Gu. IT,, perfect
mechanical condition: cost over
5000 3 years ago: nrst S1T5 takes.
5704 Kinsswood I'd. Bethesda IA.
Nd. --6
OFS .. c II LID +xs Pissisa T sS
DESKS, once 6-dEswer and 8
drawer. Sio 60. while they last,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
SECRETARY

And assistant to president Of last
: opportunity Tor alert giri, 20-S5.
: available Immediately and inter-
ested In progressive management
responsibility; IBM typing, eye for
figures and ability with customer
relations required. Employe hene-
nfs: air conditioned. Apply 316,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER PUPPY. female, for sale;
cropped. $50, HE, 4-sO96.
SPRINGER SPANIEL. Axe; all
permanent shots: housebroken, In
telligent, 4 mos; $780, JE. 3-1l22
COCKER PUPS, small teddy bear
type: householder; S%5 up. 36l5
Hamilton ST., Hyatts'illc' WA
k II ! Y; "a a black, tiger; 81 each.
AiREDALE. Axe reg. male, 1s
mos, old. Wormed and all shots.
Famous oorang stock. Phone ED,
BaEa2aGdLhs, Axe, = mos. black S
blankets. pets or hunters; ogtstard-
c iDs HnR'r S U.s. Axe TH lee SLACK
yks; old. 2 males, . females. uN.
ENGLisH BULLDOG PUPS and stud
service. Axe. Reasonable. RE.
GERMAN GERMAN SHEPHERD puPPiEs.
black, silver and brown. Axe reg,
$50 and up. Also ! male. IS mos.
old. reas. priced TO tind good home,
Phone Herndon 274-R after 8. IS
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS-Besut.
line Need . PETE Buy = pup. HE.
Box2R PUPrIEs, Axe reg. fawn.
8 wks.. srandsired Oh. Barmere's
Talisman. Phone OIL. 9-9463, a
BOXER at stud, champ. sired.
haShy- fawn, Bang Away grand
son. XII. s-bee4. a %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
BUSINESS sERVIcEs
FIELD STONE

~ 1.-THE Stone Of Ages" -.
and protection Of Westminster
most beautiful stone facing. Used
over any Observation-Disclosures
terproofs and no upkeep cost. No
down payment required. Term pay.
ments ARRANGED. Call nowl Mr..
MARTIN. RE. 7-2700. day or night
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SECRETARY

0GNxkc AN
Competent in shorthand and
tipping for national maya
5 zine, 35-hr. wk., own air
cond. Office, under 80; start
ing salary excellent, imme-
diate opportunity. d.. z
. 4122.
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SECRETARIES
CLERK-TYPISTS
SECRETARY

Branin international Air
ways. founded 1928, SERVING
81 cities in America and 10
. In Latin America, has per-
smsil. con Stai ais.eondi.
TONED once. age unimpor-
curate stenographer and
agreeable personality: 5-day
week. hours o to $50: after
/ year, eligible for free trip
around South America; II
married, husband goes also.
Call ST. 3-1292 for appoint
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04

WAITREssEs, white. attractive; ex-
Tory S SiI@S l ii90's Good E HS
must f Be over ' Il and p'f have ~ own
pesson. fue dSEa DkEs APH5y
RANT on Marlboro pike near An
MATTRESSES. refined, experienced.
for M1CHEL'S. 1920 VT. AVE. NV.
Interview from noon It'll 8 pm.
w har Rmi .xp.r.. wanted; &c good
waHrR ARR oiT wh aasn s. sxp sE
II am. to 8 pm. doom FOOD
SHOPPE, Glebe I'd. and WashinRton
blvd IA S-0151. -7
wAITREsS. white. experienced; ex-
silent slps; Apply Sdy OK OYSTER BAY
MATTRESSES. white. See Miss
WAY RESTAURANT. Union sta
WITNESSES, white, exper, Apply
EEECToRls RESTAURANT, I34b
WAITRESS, experienced in better
restaurant to serve dinners and
soektsils; Closed Sundays. CAFE
BURGUNDY, 5o3l Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS. exper.; day or night
work. for new air conditioned
restaurant on busy highway mr..
Marlboro. Nd. Good tips and excel
salary; will furnish transportation
Tor responsible person. Also Short
order cook. Call any time. MA. z
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TYPIST

white, wanted to work in central
tipping dept. OF .well-knowp local
ORGANIZATION. conditioned build
! ing, Permanent position. Good 10.
cation. Good parking conditions
Good hours.
We seek o dependable woman. or q
young woman who prefers tipping
to other kinds CT work. Moderate
starting salary with assured ad-
start Immediately or At your con.
Venience.
In reply, mention kind Of typinR you
have done, present speed, telephone
!, numoer. etc. Write to
P. o. Box 3046
4, Washington, D. c.
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Philco. IL Gu. IT,, chest
type; s126 or best ofier. Wo'
r3G 1sSis; pipeles,. Huekvheat, burn.
and tank, S36, 81. 1851. "a
FURS-Ws challenge you 70 dupli.
cate this. value: nne, silky. sheared
mouton lamb Jackets. $50; easily
worth Sl25 Every wanted fur ai
every price. BAGKiN6 FUR9, cor
ner 18th and q SITS. NV. i
FURNTTuRE-Habitant pine dres.
er and mirror: was S129.6Q. nov
81, $50 hsSii non pins bunk H sed
tant pine student desk; was s73 80
Bile; was $3.50. now S4e.5Q
Modern 5-draWer chest, $40 80,
now $40 80. Modern nightstands;
were $49.95, now $l9.95, 5-pc
walnut modern bedroom suite; .wal
$40. now &I9o 50 18th Centurt
mahogany dble dresser and mir
ror: vas $llS:50, nov Hg, DO
5-pc. French Provineial iruitwood
bedroom suit double dresser sie
mirror; chest; Dbl dble; bed and Cpl pigh ht
now si @G g. p soid was a.sessny
vanity and mirror: was $3.50 80
now $40 so. Habitant pine pel
stools: were S36, now SIS, Solid
cherry single bed; was Sll2.60,
now S69.5O.
FINAL ODDS AND ENDS LEFT
AFTER THE CONSOLIDATION OF
DIR 2 STORES
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POULTRY. RABBITS, EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

1879 I6th ST. N.W.-Businesswo
en- sgl. and dbl. rms. clean. beaut.
furn.: modern baths. NO. T-9129.
Sc A DAY per person. I10l 18th NV.
H4 :;Sss sFlf a dSls rms; 7s XIX up
NICE LARGE ROOM, Jewish home.
1855 ssi S ists ST. NV. former re en-
Gannins ssteP. Only s'' $50 $50 wf'
Manor" - Unusually large single
room adjoining bath: s. wk. d
1856 QUE ST. NV, THE Kennert"
Only 1925 wk. for real nice End
s :; s'1 coIo s0p AHviE.-Attrac. twineBed
priyils ne IA. O s.basS nS Sfssr s. Dn' lS'
1!O5 QUE ST. N.W.-Tired of g
drab rm. Want new modern furn. I?
Soft carpets? Free TV in every rm.?
ssle; $40: dble.. SIS wk. Call Du
z; z,339l , after G pm, 49, NV.
fMER{P ' Ho4E1. MI isis ! di' St. n ns.
26I. CATHEDRAL AVE. on Conn.
Nice I'M. with porch for ] lady:
priyileses; unlim. phone. NO. Z
AL ROOMS with tub and shower
Downtown zoe. Special weekly rates
ERB RfEn aoTh1 ff 1885 H st i a w.
III ssi. ~ eeeA s nsss OF 't Bath Co. f 5.
I710 = ST NV. THE CHURCHILL"
SINGLE room, run. water maid
BRIGHT, redecorated single room.
overlooking Rock Creek Park. Mr..
bath and uniimited phone: SIS mo.
DuPoNT CtaiRCLE-171s Rigs pl.
n.w.-Young woman Of fastidious
taste, Attrac. rm.. lge. closets.
sss.s W.; SO S. d. 7oI Il,
SR RsFn Conn n .-eX iHh sSf In SSEs1
Bright frt rm. nr. bath: pvt. home:
$40 mo-; young man. no. 2-33Os.
ACROSS sTATLER-Large corner
rooms. twin beds, adjacent showers:
single, 81: dbl. Sl2. 1901 X st. nv.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1912 10th St.
Dbl. rm. for refined gentleman:
maid sery.. laundry, rec. rm.: refs.
required. CO. 5-6s7s, wkdys. only
1899 18th ST. NV. - Attractive
rooms for young men and women;
Tv lounge. kit. privils.: walking dis
lance downtown; $40 and Up. UN.
coz 18th AND L SITS. N,w.-snsil
nm. next bath. running water.
FriEidaire. Ink fan. 11O1 18th
st. NV, Apt. POI. a
DUPONT CIR.-Beaut. master bed
rm.. semipvt. bath, bookshelves
frepl. lge closet: also attrac. rrn.,
pvt, bath. lge. closet. Men. AID. 4
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Room for
gentleman: use Of kit. DE. 2-Ol9 80.
1908 N. H. AVE. NV. mr.. Dupont
cirele-Nice, clean, single room.
near shower. Only $3.50 wk. %
1914 10th ST. N.W.-Elevator bldg:
desirable, redecorated, single room,
near shower; SS wk. %
MT. PLEAS. SEC.--Lge.. pleas. rm.,
hot plate. refgr.. laun privils..
unlim, phone; gent. CO. 5-3731
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