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human and elemental, beyond
There has been no novel
and yet felt so deeply. Or
thus it seems to me.
Son Of Justin" is a sequel
to Mr.. Vaughan's memorable
first novel, Moulded in
Earth" But don't be deferred
from reading the second book
II you missed the first.
All you need to know about
the characters is explained,
here and there, in a few words,
with no long fiashbacks.
Muscle and Wisdom
Moulded in Earth" de-
scribed, events in the 1ss0s,
when the Welsh who farmed
fertile stretches in those noun
tains had few mechanical aids
and the crops were grown and
harvested by the power of
muscle and the wisdom and
patience of experience.
Edwin Ned) Peele told the
story and he continues it in
the sequel. Moulded in Earth"
related q generations-long feud
between neighboring farmers,
the Peeles and the Ellises.
What, classically, had to hap
pen, was for Ned Peele and
Grett Ellis to fall In love. In
time the old people forgot their
dislike and suspicion long
enough to bless the marriage,
and the older brothers, Justin
Peele and JEFF Ellis. two mus
cular giants in a country Of
powerful men, observed q
temporary truce, though it
was inevitable that two such
fighters some day would have
to settle their grievances. The
first book ended with the
tragic bull batting in which
Jeh lost his life and Justin,
rushing to help his enemy, per-
ished beside him.
The Years That Follow
Now Ned takes up the story
years afterward. He and Grett
have been happy. in recent
years living on the Peele place
with Ned's parents and with
Moe. the family's devoted
friend and helper, a man as
strong as the lost Justin and
JEFF. The century has turned,
and Ned and Grett have a
daughter, Sabel, growing into
womanhood. Who should turn
up but Jasper, the illegitimate
son OF Justin, who never mar
ried? Jasper was the outcome
of his fathers dalliance with
a barmaid. Jasper is as proud
as Justin was and wants no
part of his fathers standoffish
family. But what could you ex-
pect? Jasper and Sabel, those
cousins who were strangers, fell
in love as madly as had Ned
and Grett. 1t was futile to tell
them it couldn't be, that the
church frowned on it. that they
must forget each other.
/ thought Moulded in
Earth" an unusually fine
novel. ! believe that "Son of
Justin" is even finer, striking
deeper, with the unpretentious
poetry of its prose, into the
heart.
Sadness and Tragedy
There is sadness, tragedy,
in both books. But there is no
self pity and no lack of cour-
age. 1t is the sorrow newt
able in the passing Of years,
in the very nature of people,
Of things temporal.
In brief foreword the
author writes: Though the
tractor has now displaced the
horse plough, the car or van
the trap and gambo - the
heart of Wales is still un-
changed. There are roads
there that still echo to the
sounds Of galloping hoofs, and
there are places where I still
mutter the Lords Prayer as /
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of taste is again seen in the
widespread demand for the
finest furniture and objects Of
art of the English and French
18th century. Fashions
come and go; the dark and
cumbrous furniture Of the Rem
aissance has disappeared from
the American domestic
scene. -.
''If many Of the present gen.
Grafton now are content to
surround themselves with
modern furniture :. 1t is not
q pattern which is likely to
satisfy them as they mature
in a world increasingly stand
ardized by the claims Of mod
ern functionalism. For one
thing, the increasing volume
Of the annual exodus to .Eu-
rope, with its bypaths of dis
covery. is constantly bringing
back converts to the artistic
treasures of the Western
heritage"
Over s Million
Seventy-seven auction sales
of art and literary property
held at the Parke-Bernet
Galleries from September 1854
to this June, crossed S., ,447,634.
nearly one and q quarter mil
lion over the preceding season.
An unusually large number Of
estate sales fetched the highest
individual sale totals. These
included the Ruth Vanderbilt
Twombly decorative arts, $780,
205; the Katherine Deere But
tefsworth old master and
Barbizon paintings, French
furniture and art objects,
$315,185: the Alfred H. Cas-
parry collection of English and
American furniture and silver,
and one of the finest groups
of sporting paintings and
prints ever to appear at auc-
ton in the United States,
$192,747, and the Arthur
Bradley Campbell modern
paintings, 1852. $40.
The highest price of the sea-
son. $4,000. was paid for
Pieter de Hooch's painting
Woman Nursing Her Child"
(illustrated). Top price in the
modern field, $20,500, went to
Soutine's lie Vieux Moulin,
pres de Cannes" A Phila-
delphia Chippendale ma
hogany lowboy and a Louis
v inlaid table de dame by
Leonard Boudin tied at $4,000
each for first place in furniture
prices.
Record in Paintings
More than 1000 paintings
were offered during the sea-
son; and for the first time in
several years, with the ap-
pearance of SO many impor-
tant collections including old
masters and 10th century
works, these schools took first
place, as contrasted with the
numerical dominance of the
modern schools in other sea-
sons. After the de Hooch,
the following prices led: Frans
Halls portrait of a man, $23,-
600; Constable's Dell in Hell
mingham Park, $4,000; Van
Dyck's Duchess of Arens-
berg and Child" $4,000;
Corot's "Nymphs and Fauns,"
$18,500; Rubens' portrait Of
King Phillip of Spain, $4,000;
Raeburn'S portrait Of Mrs.
Williamson, $4,000; Rem
brandt's Young Man." $l3,
600; Matters portrait Of a
lady, $l0,500; and Rubens'
Anne of Austria, Queen of
France" $3.50. OF the Amer
ican School. Winslow Homer's
watercolor Sisters at Work"
fetched $500.
Highest prices realized by
modern paintings following the
Soutine. were paid for Ce-
zanne's still life The Water
Can" $4,000: Modigliani's
"Raimondo,' $15,250; Bon
nard's yellow Screen" $14,-
900; a nude by Matisse, $l3,-
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A Typical Young American
Solves q I ypicuI Problem

Is that of a man arguing the
virtues of family and the five-
day week. A little soul-search-
ing. Mr.. Sloan seems to be
saying, makes for a happier,
weaker man.
DORIS KANTER.
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ARTISTS AND EXHIBITIONS
Fine Shows in Store
For Summer Visitors
By FLORENCE 5. BERGMAN

Washington used to be cultural during the
months with respect to changing shows Happily. those
days For large proportion Of the population
which finds home comfortable than elsewhere despite
heat humidity and other evils and for the hordes visitors
who include In their itineraries there currently
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60 along and cross myself
under the lapel Of my coat.
And times. too-it could not
be otherwise In Wales-great
harmonies ride the wintry
winds"
Vintoge Thurber
What could be better suited
to the lazy. occasional reading
Of a vacation, between swims
or hikes, than a volume Of
James Thurber?
"The Middle-Age Man on
the Flying Trapeze" Harper;
$3) is another book Of those
literary minute waltzes. the
barbed sketches OF which Mr..
Thurber is a master. Each
story is illustrated charac-
teristically by the author,
which is enough to point out
to Thurber addicts.
Many of these little stories
date back to the '30s. But what
difference does it make when
they were written or what year
they depict? The traits which
he touches so surely are the
same whether they happened
yesterday or Is years ago.
The opening sketch, The
Gentleman Is Cold" is as
funny as anything Mr.. Thur
ber ever wrote. And he has
written no story more percep-
tive than "One Is a Wanderer"
or sharper than IF Grant
Had Been Drinking at Apo
mattox." In Everything Is
Wild" the author has said the
last word about the social
evening in which all the crazy
variations remove the last
shred of dignity and decency
from the fine old game of
poker.
Years Events
If you want to know what
happened In a particular cate
CORY last year, how and when
it occurred, you can find it,
as succinctly as possible, in
"The American Peoples Ency-
clopedia Yearbook" edited by
Franklin J. Meine distributed
by Sears, Roebuck; $10). The
record of events is conven-
iently arranged by subject and
region. There are even brief
reviews of some of the years
outstanding books. There is
an unfortunate inaccuracy in
Harrison Smiths THE Arts
in America" when he states:
THE best novel (of 1854
was Hamilton Basso's Pulitzer
Prize winner. 1.-THE View From
Pompey's He a d." However
many admirers this novel won,
it was not awarded the Pull
itZer Prize. This went to Will
liam Faulkner for "A Fable"
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YEARS MOST MOVING NOVEL
Mr. Vaughan Looks Into
The, Heart of Wales
By CARTER BROOKE JONES

Out Of the Wild bleak mountains Of Wales the most
moving novel of the year.
Son Of JUSTIN by Richard Vaughan Dutton; Ss lyrical
with the rugged beauty Of the country seasons touched
with the strength and pathos Of lives struggling forces
human and elemental, beyond them.
There has been novel In long time told quietly
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Shows in Brief

Andre Kormendi is having
his first exhibition in the
Washington area since he
moved here from New York
City six months ago. His
paintings of Hungary. the
United States and Mexico are
on view at the Alexandria
Library, TIT Queen street.
through July 80. (Open 8 to 8
weekdays, 9 to / SaturdaysJ
Mr.. Kormendi was q native
Of Hungary, studied painting
in Budapest and Paris, where
he lived from 1925 to 1897.
when he came to the United
States. He has had one-man
shows and has participated in
group exhibitions in Europe
and America. He is currently
employed as a writer by the
Voice of America"
Jewel D. Grantham Is hav-
ing an exhibition Of portraits
at the Regional Art and Sta
tionary Store, 7139 Wisconsin
avenue, Bethesda, through
September 80.
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75o; Braque's still life with
fruit, $9,750: works by Pi-
caSso, Renoir. Pissarrc, Seurat
and Fantin-Latour, ranging
closely from $500 down to
$500.
Prices for fine English and
American furniture included
several close to the top price
Of $1,000 mentioned above.
Leading prices for British and
American silver were respec-
lively. $4.400 for a Queen Anne
Irish silver dish with the royal
arms, and a William, III sill
yer rosewater dish. both by
Thomas Boulton Of Dublin;
and $2.750 for a silver bobbin-
shaped pitcher by Paul Revere.
Tapestries led the procession
of high prices attained by
French decorative arts and
furniture. Two sets Go and 9
items respectively of Louis
XIII pre- -Gobelins tapestries
leach circa 1640). $4,000
each; q set of 6 Gobelins
tapestries circa 1729, $12,500;
the Barberini-Ffoulke set Of 5
tapestries circa 1885, $3.50;
and a single Gobelins tapestry
after Charles Coypel by Aud
ran, $1,000
Several sales Of Chinese and
Japanese art were held, the
most notable being Part 2 Of
the Tonying collection, sold
for $71,542. with top prices of
$3.50 for q sculptured stone
heroic head of Buddha and
$1,000 for a late Ming beaker
vase. Imperial jades fetched
such prices as $1,000 for a pair
of Ch'ien Lung covered boxes.
The first important group
Of antique Chinese furniture to
be sold at auction In the past
10 years was offered during
the season. Medieval, Gothic
and Renaissance art were all
represented. While the out
standing works and sensa-
tional prices arrest the atten-
ton, there are always many
meritorious objects for the
discriminating collector Of
modest means.
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bath. liv. fm.. pvt. entr. on 1st d,
AVAILABLE now. JU. B-bS7s. II 4
COLLEGE IN, IL bedrla:. kit.. A.
CoNdA APIS, e412 Balto. blvd.
.AsEI.sDS ss,.s ..slsS. ss.,: IN: :nd ,sss ssih .sS S:
TKK6nSA PAiiK--Attrsctiys ! bed.
rfn.. Nv rrn. kit.. pvt. bath. pvt,
TAk0AfA PARk--I'hres arm. apts.,
s7s; bus; ahoppinn; attractive dis
triet 10. e-45be. s-2
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APIS. FuRN.. Nd. tcoas.l !

TAKoEA RARE, SILVIA SPRING
AREA-Ntcely fnrn.s he1rm- liY.
Eln, With ~. sep. din. fna.. III.
and bath: pvt. sntrnnes; a. shop,
ol bu1line: adnits zee 30. Can
ssms. sa1sss 3d. 81 Ss.aosa. g. sa'' san: sns
IssEc ssls .Ipi, 5pss ssI.. sS sSe1pg; 1spsg;sss ~
MT If I ns.GIEE Se,n. fs ia fis: s.ss zane sS
sd:iits: 500. WA. 7.ss5s. -
TAKOMA RARK--Liv. rm.. hedrm..
pvt. bath. kitchenette; employed
inefried couple. 10. e-sea1. III
BKAUTIFrIL knotty pane eficieney.
XIII. b4th. utils. Fyt.. sntf.: smpL
TWO 1-khi. APIS, nf, unis, o. Nd;
csil On. z-s5os Or uN. l-os1a.
cosy ,ss.. Asp salls ss,sa5 .saIs lss e. s s4Ta E
utfls UNA Incl. ID rent: 60 min. q
downtown wash. MFrried eple. No
children. Wa z-9IAQ.
2 RMS KIT. BATH, well fnrn.,
sssls insl ss epi .,,sas Ssls no .,s sheTsnp sp
MAE HNDRkWS FIELD. entire and
fioor, 3 rooms and private bath.
WIN aceept baby. Reas. WA. y
GAITiiRRsDURG - Enaeiency apt.
furn. In new building. ST 80 incl.
All ntiiz, Qaithersburg 10. -z
ut. RAINIER, Nd, bedrin.. Nv. fm..
kit. bath, rear porch. dry. facil.,
child accepted. AP, 7-g2eb. -
COLLEGE kARK--3 furnished epArt-
ns,:1 nsnt,s;1 iss a.,,ls oor era Az Az gsIlitiszs: m q
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alAs.. ATS. 70 SHARE iesus.,

VIII. SHARE MODERN a-DEpRnf.
apt With another employe4 lady.
~ pritilegess Feas. 10. z-054S.
WANTED, Z vhits siris 70 ahars vita
ssst'5s.. is. lHls 81 -iss2 z
GEo1GRToWEolri 10 ahsys At
tr4ctiFnly farns honss With two
ekhsg aizls: Garden. AD. A-szed.
LADY Is share i-ssdreom spt. With
sissss shiSsass II. azs:soss ssSSnl's'aes 3. sps-
1s9k eT.. sBoe nix. N.W.--l man
- Ghere ant. With anothtE man:
cnny. tfansD. Jv S-4be6. --3 ).
y0uNO LADY with eoilsss back
eroqna Nishss 70 share modern air.
conditioned apt on Conn. ave. With
another young lady of eimilAr heek-
erou11d. call BETTY. nj. S-lo4A.
vIRaxkxA-I.ady win share with 1
o. ladies or eple.. luxurious
min. fsntasen. Il. s-5S0i. )
COL ORD NAN will share mod.
apt. with couple or another man:
2eth st NE, LU. 4-zb74, -
CQL0RED uPfER N.W.-oifi 70
share with girl. unusueily lge. i
= nedfm- Apt.: new med. tnrn.s Httis.
Al. - rHL1f - =
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APIS. FuRhIsHEp-p.c.

ssl yEYEERs0N sF. N.W.-can B,
hath; Nall-to-Wal earpsting az
1924, EN-. S-655e. PENNY
SCOTT cIn-i lgs. rna,. fun ktt.t
heaut fllrn.: rsfef.: apiet. hoEaelike
Sf6. 1881 q 81. NV --2
n, NM. hetu. 1zth-16 6tl
-Pvt. noor aeNly 3 dssSI.: 2 p. lEs
util1.s IdEE. washer. dTyerl; SIS
M. C1PfT0f.-pc you need ten.
porary lovely ant. Nhile you sr.
iookine around oL 6-5zaD, -
e4B pER MONTH Hfiie., eqnippee
kit.. pvt. bath; utilt incl. u rent
NJ. Aarieulturs Dept. ~. e-zss7s'
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2-bedrm. cor. apt: mod.
bldg: Waiter Reed VIC, 1850 ~.
Stevens DIR. NV; eple. RA. 6-n0b1.
---.2
DUPLRx-Bsaut. dec. . bedrms.. 3
bath. fuiI~sizs din. rni.. q picture
windows In ltv. rm.. disposai vent
fan In kit, idry.. yard. $50 so. S64
Beleyiew st, s.e.. 10. 3-4664. --~3
BEACON ATS. 1901 Calvert ST..
Elevator. bedrm.. liy. rrn. kitchsn.
bath. balcony. EN- S-a075.
MseARTHuR BLVD, N.W,--2.hed.
room apartment with porch. util-
ties included. $40. EN-. 2-tQ6b,
l7sS II sr. NV, eonv. 70 Govt.
and once bldes. ri rri. pullman
kit. and bath. See janit0r. -3
1919 r ST. N.Ws Apt. Z-ExtrA-
dinette. Kit. bath, incl. sun porch,
decorated; $09. 80. Bee tenit1f. THk
BURTON Co. 412 bth st. nv,
So 81 G ~ III. h.r.--rmmac.. lovely iss. /
e. snd 2 rrnsa aoklit. kit. a1id Z Edap 1cS;a porch;
sB5, fst FLOOR. front and rear en-
frances. liv. rnn.. bedrm.. kit. bath,
pantry. all utils, ftirn. S&A Upshui
81, NV, RA. 0-D422. ---4
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HOTEL, 1440

T. y d 4
i440 Rhode Island n.w.Tv avaii,
abie fer y: III. .so.SsSa 5 Ra,ns wsef. eomlsr'- @
COLORED--l3OD BLK. COLUMBIA
RD. N.W.--Efiic., pvt. kit, semi-
pvt. BATH. $50 mo-; Q rms. kit,
ss,a ssmipytt; &, bath sa,S s5o; ssG cpmplste
CoIohEhDs hEhsl =. COZ M ausassiInl 1sIlA MANOR.
1881 Columbia I'd. n,W.--Studefits.
attention. Only 8 left. Sale. rms,
running water, Frieidaire; com.
VAN REALTY. N2. s-sS4s. ~ -.
COL0RED--1 LGE. RM., hit: FOR
ennnl couple: utils. furn.; SIS wk.:
Ii7 Mass. ave. ne, IL 6-5113, .---8
COL0RED--ART. furn. or unfurn.
.--2 rms. kit. bath In new ramb. !:
prefer servicemhn and wife. no chill
~, dTen q : 1901 Ord st, ne, q .
bah; 3bnitor service: S65. 14th
and HhDde Island ave. NV. CITI-
zENS REALTY CO.. ME. a-I446,
cSLoREDDdA. AND ursHUR NV.
caiin.: iii r. siRss RsS VIZ as as asisF To- ", s
cOI,oRED--yIC. ian AND PARK
RD.--One lge. rnn. and kit., Just
redee, front apt; good references
required; SOB. Ap. 2-667S, pR.
osS1okED--LrvrNc Room, i bed-
rms. dinette, kit, bath, utlls. 18th
and Randolph NV, Fine for doc
tor or employed adults. 10-7 pm.
call NO. 7-2p28. --3
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kit. dineste: ia. 5000. -
ARLs-2 -bedrm. well furn. apt. sn
NOD Bldg cony. .p. G and ".
.RalsNs.2sri .1Rsls 4 q "a: 1,.s s-osl55 sd5 ,.,s -
ntsi ~ soDp,E ns s.ntsr aa snsP' ~ b,,a n
Quiet couple: no children o. drink
AEEx1NDRTS--2 hedrms.. nv pri.
Dsts vs r. snsrsnss; sranes sils. tn o-ssss
ARI..--Bedrm.. Nv. rm.. dinette, kit.,
cow ssss sas sses; a. .ssisso.s saisn a. s1es
ALEx.--1 bedrm.. liy. rm,. Kit, di-
nette. bath: ail ltiis.; 500 mo. No.
4. 9l4 g. Patrick st. 81
AkL- NO.--LEe.. Nv. fm.. din, kit,
bath, bedrm.. 3 closets. ldry.: mod.
hidE.; cons. loci S94. KE. s-4sl5.
n. alL.. nice enc. apt. 1 or = re-
nned uiiiet ernployed peisons. Conv..
S05 mo. KE. S-tsT9f - 4
1-BEnRAf. APT. modern Kitchen. on
Columbia pike nr. Navy Annex and
ArlinRtcn Hall. Apply at 3f,06 Col-
umbia pike. IA. 7-1sst. and IA,
s50I COLUMBIA PIKE, arlington.
Va. Large bed-iiy. rfn., large kiteii-
en-. gas Tange: electric refriserator,
sink. On busline. elose-in. 80
N. AkL.E Child welcome. s rooms
and bath. pvt. entr.: call after 4
pm; only. IA: 1-5g47 6
2-bedrm, apt. expensiveiy furnished.
IN mod. DEVELOPMENT. 10 minis.
from PentaSon: on Columbia pike.
( Sis me. Pets welcome. Open sat.
Afternoon and sun. ---e
ARL. NEAR PENTAGON - 0entle-
man: bed. -iiy. rfn.. kit. pvt bath
and entrs. choice loc,: utilities and
phone. $40. oD, 4-93fs4.
~ Effcienry and l.
bedroom epartments. ianttof serv-
,ce. laundry prisileEes. downtown
Cali TE. e-sSao. Set1esn Io an. an.
M. ~ 'HnncnTs--riv. Il rm,. s.drm.. M,
incl, AID. a-aS6i.
FALLS CHURCH, close 10 bus and
shopping center. completely furn. e.
nm. and bath apt. In 4-family unit;
Se5 per mo: Now available Cali
y r. + LBENoIr Realtot. KE. s-s877
1917 Il. EbGEWOOD, ArI.---T,oyeiy
small apt. ideal for couple; utils.
incl, mr.. bus: $6B. ia. 8-63is. -
ALEx.-Elne., 2 adults 8 min. air.
port or Pent. Utils. and ~. Avail,
immed. RA. 6-6092. 2
ARI-., .z604 Arl- biVd.---2 hedrms..
twin beds. ltv. fm.. din. rTr1,. kit
snd eesni asfo ~; no pets: o. Z Essis.
NEWLY FURNISHED
We now have newly rederorated
l-hNdrHa ant nvnffabYRt walking
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So sfd sT. N.W.-3 rrnss III.
sERf. sssei 81. 'sss sss4ss. a. = =
Ssst. a. ana tsiepkcne ineiudsd;
couple enly RA. d-6e49, --a
SENATE COURTS block from
Senate Once Bldg Logely z.ps4a- 81
rm. apt. s120 e 81 A.ss II. $500
3es Isfh 81. ME- rooms. 1T.
Newly fedee. 10. s-sess. -
VIC. CONN. AVE. AND sf1-
bcdrn. apt: large iiv. rna,. Kitchen,
bath. Call betgeen 9 s,ia. ana z
1929 3. cAPIIQL eT-z rooms,
tss = ny aasf bsI Ell Is aEssgRisoa EsfaRsis oas'1 :
1920 i6th ca: NM..,;.lsy, s hlds.
Ice; hedrm., liv. rri.. din. XII,
hath, inciosed porch: nsyE aeco-
rated: new qE fefsr,: S9s PEI mo;
For inspection, see sWttcnpoafo
22sz cue q. n.W.--DssiFable apt, IN
eiey. Bldg, consisting Of reeeetion
4 hail, lee li1. fIl., iGe. ain. fni.,
kit, 3 bedrnls.. bath: newly deco
rated. t13b per mo. See lenitof
for inspection.
I222s n st. n.w,--l bedfm., Nv. rnla
Kit. and bath: newly decorated
4H3.26 per mo. Also 2-bedrm. apt.
$40 Der mo. Eee janitoF for inspee-
tiou.
n Btli 1t. n.e.--i bedrnt.. hy. m. /.
lit, bath: newly decorated. t83.b0
per mo. Key with 3anttcr.
E0O4 p st. n,W.-2 Fms, kits shaIs
bath: $40 per mo. Key ~ Art =,
HENRY ]. RoBB, NC.
l0N Vermont Ass. NV. DI. 7-sa4l
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i02A VkREosiT AVE. NV
Spacious bachelor apt. nr. 18th and
depts. and doNntoWn AREAS. Con.
sisting Of liF. rni.. hedrm.. tiled
bath With shower. elec. feigf.; 500
per mo-. incl. utils. inspection
vsskdniEEsSis nEESsa : j 2 hioss. & ! RE- e.
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222S n st. n.ws-1 bedfm,, liy. rm.
kft. and bath; newly decorated
4h3 rs per mo. Also 2-bedrn. apt.
$40 per mo. Gee ianitor for inspee-
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Fort Craig Apis.
Fort Myer. Ari.. incl. utils. Apply
Adj. .. lis 2, Court Mouse I'd.
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Tops In Living
ASPEN PARK APTS.
400 WHITTIER PL. NV.
2 BEDROOMS $1i7.50

INCLUDING UTILITIES
You'll love the Aspen Park from the
mirfored fogerk. Earpeted halls,
loads Of closet space. See resident
manager. Apt. LOT.
Aldon Management Corp.
MA. 8-574O. Ewes, TU. z-S765
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sae 2 y. n;..-2 rms ~; 4! ;;.,,ls bath; y;
rent. S4s. r. j. WAIeHE. INC, !,
Ills Eye It. NV. Ma. s-6kti6. 80
T30 CHE8APEAKE ST. Sc.
All large. bright rooms. DetAehec
bldg. 1 and 9 hedrms., $3.50 ane
$74.50. see Res. Mgr. at Apt. d04
MARSHALL .. WAFFLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AD. 4-2eof
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NEWLY FURNISHED
We now have o newly redecorated
1-bedrm. apt available. walking
dis. 70 Fort Myef and d. c, bisiine.
3QD. SO. all utils. included.
AREAx REALTY. INC. il. 2-14B0
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30b 10th ST. 6.W.--2 rms, dress
ing nleove, dinette, kit. and bath,
heat furn.; $3.50 per mo.
3flR Tth ST, SW.--A rms. storage
nm. kit. and bath. heat furn. Rent,
$52 so per mo.
GUARANTY REALTY, INC:
1923 10th Et NV. IA. s-OssF
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h1OF1MlAN AZ Id.
NEWLY DECORATED
3425 18th ST. Sc.
/ Bedroom SOS. 90
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
Immediate occupancy, in modern
bldg, close to bus, shopping cen-
Field, Andrews Field and St. Eliza
heths Hospital; storage and laundry
ALSO UNrURr. APTs. AVAIL.
Rental Agent, Ant. 202
10. 2-266d or 10. 2-I6D3
DIRECTIONS: Out Nichols ave. 10
Alabama A ssin Z ave. lsft about 8 blocks
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,lg5 55E RSRtpMAAy e

9420 18th 81. NV.
Dsautifnl Turn. ftNin foam rubber
hedsl de luxe e1ev. bldg. facing
Meridian Park, walk distance doMn-
teyn: 4ahr. switchboard. Msf.
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n Bth Ut. n.e.--i bedrTn.. liy. rnn
kit., bath: newly decorated: $1,000
per mo. Key with 3anttor.
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CIiftf111 Manor Ants

CIlIL0n MAnOf ApCS.
gWTTCHBoARr--AUTuM KLEv,
Attracttyeiy furn, 1-bedrn. arts. In
large bidsy $40 TO sos. 80. beautiful
1914 14th Ct. NV. AD. 4-23oa
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CONVENIENT

Walter Reed Hosp.
Exceptionally nice I-bedrm, apts.: !:
taatefuliy furnished. modern decor. /:
Transportation ct door. S74.50.
43ll GEORGIA AVE. NV.
DREYFUss BROS.
1919 18th 81. NV. Ma. s-05e0
NEW FURNISHINGS
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0O4 p It. n.w2 rms, kit., shaTs
bath: $40 per mo. Key at Apt. :,
HENRY ]. RonH. NC
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Immediate Occupancy

APTs. URfURNlsHEp--p. c
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APIS FuRlllsHEDp.c.

lOes X s9. 81. apply Apt. -
bath. scr. rear porch; S75 mo. plus
utii5 M. NAVY Yard. Boiling.
Ideal for service personnsl. "a
e322 1ath ST. N.ws--S rms. and
bath 1AeinG perk: eony. traiasp.
CO. 6@e342. -1
YOUNG LADY wants ! 0r : yeung
ladies' 70 shAre lovely 2-bedrm ft1rn.
ant. on n Harnp. ave. nv. Call
RA. 6-66fz of 10. B-15Ae. ---S
1sns AILisON gT. N.W.--Hedrm. :
.iv. xii.s kit. 6inette. pvt. bath:
utiis. incl. 2 adults: Eens. -3
1919 CAEvERT NV, nr, ahcreham
Hosei-Loyely large duplex, newly
dec. new farn.; Living rna., dining
sensy;: SIG; q adults. % e
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA - At
trartiye 2-bedfm. apt; reas. rent.
10. 2-01b1. -
b ST. N.E.--3 rms. kits bath. Also
!. 2 rms, kit. bath; utiis. fnrn.; bus.
line. II. 7-3736, ii. f-36lo. -l
2e05 FAIRLABN AVE. Ant. g.
Issna ssar, fHs. y; r, s1ee d.s5Is sss 81 k sssssa