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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

Faure Reveals
Algeria Plans

PARIS, Oct. 70 R).-With
little opposition developing 50
far in the national assembly de-
bate on Algeria, the French gov
eminent took q long view today
toward new policies for that ter
rorist-plagued North African
territory.
= Premier Edgar Faure's cabinet
announced after a meeting last
night it had agreed on reform
measures to be presented before
the end of the year. There was
expectancy. however, that In
terror Minister Maurice Bourges-
Maunoury would outline some
initial steps toward peace with
the Nationalist during the as
sembly debate today.
The cabinet announcement
said the reform plans would be
presented to the two houses of
the Algerian assembly, one made
up of French representatives and
the other Of Moslems. Presum-
ably an extended period of ne
gotiations would follow with the
members Of the two chambers.
Faure's Policy
Mr.. Faure previously has in
dictated that he favors a policy
OF migrating Algeria into the
French political structure. to
make q reality of the territory's
constitutional position as an in
tegral part Of France. Despite
this constitutional status, the
economic and political status Of
French residents In Algeria far
outweighs that Of the more nu-
merous MoSlems.
Recent talk mas indicated the
government is moving toward
some sort Of federation arrange
ment between Algeria and
France, permitting the North
A11tLdAo . 0C61CC VI A1OA14C 1u1C.
Members Of most parties fear
the influx Of surplus Mos
lem population into continental
France which would result from
outright assimilation Of the ter
ritory into the French political
structure on an equal basis.
Reds Chief Critics
In the opening round of the
assembly debate, the Commu-
nists were the chief critics of the
government for its military OPP
erations against the Algerian
rebels and its refusal to offer
the territory the same home rule
1t has promised the protectorates
Of Tunisia and Morocco. The
Communist position had been
expected and caused no govern
ment concern.
The debate concludes tomor-
row with q vote. Mr.. Faure's
government is expected to win
Endorsement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
IAdenouer Making Coins
In Bout With Pneumonia

out Of the Western camp made
the condition Of the leader who
put his nation in that camp
10 matter Of acute concern.
The chancellor has never pub
licly designated a political heir
Political observers agree there
would be no smooth trapsition
|of authority in Bonn-snch as
happened when British Prime
Minister Eden succeeded Sin
Winston Churchill-unless Mr.
Adenauer should resign and des-
|ignate his own successor.
With his towering prestige, the
iron-willed old man probably
could pick his heir II he should
step down voluntarily. There
was little possibility Of this un-
less his convalescence stretches
out for months.
The government SO far was
running smoothly with Vice
Chancellor Franz Bluecher serv-
ing as active chief. But Mr.,
Bleucher is not even in the line
of succession. He Is q leader Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
Labor Porty Moderotes
Beet Bevonites by Al

MARGATE, England. oct. Il
R.-The British Labor Party
has pledged its support to con-
tinuation of the American
British alliance and to Western
policies on disarmament and
control of nuclear weapons.
Party moderates won these
decisions yesterday by a more
than Al margin against left
wingers. The leftwingers called
for a "go it alone" foreign policy
and q halt to British manufac-
ture of nuclear weapons regard
less Of the attitude Of the other
two atomic powers - United
States and Russia.
The moderates took their cue
from Deputy Leader Herbert
Morrison, who said:
1.-THE Labor Party VIII not sup
port a policy which cuts us on
from friendly cooperation with
the other democratic countries
Of the West"
Beyan Raped
The moderates completely
dominated the party's annual
conference at this Kentish sea-
side resort. They handed left
winger Aneurin Bevan the
sharpest defeat Of his political
career by re-electing Hugh
Gaitskell as party treasurer.
Backed by the big trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

BONN. Germany. Oct. IL R.-
The West German government
ANNOUNCED today that Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer has shown
further improvement" in the
last "a hours Of his battle with
bronchial pneumonia.
Although the 79-year-old gov
lernment chiefs doctors said
yesterday they could not tel
when he would resume his duties
the government today said it was
hoped he could take part In a
cabinet meeting October 81.
Despite the encouraging re.
ports. q wave Of speculation
mounted over who would succeed
the indomitable old friend of the
West should he be forced to quit
the political helm.
Mr.. Adenauer's illness, com.
ling 50 soon after President
Eisenhower's heart attack, Is
the second blow in less than
three weeks to q top Western
LEADER Pressures ut home and
abroad to take West Germany
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
tuberculosis Group
Names New OfficiuI

Edward Earl Dunklee Of Rich
mond, Va, has been named as
sistant executive secretary for
the Arlington tuberculosis and
Health Association.
Mr.. Dunklee has had q year
Of training with the Virginia
tuberculosis Association with his
tours Of duty including Arlington.
Mrs. Dunklee teaches at Wake
field High School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
Eight Nations Open
Bonn / reoty TuIks

BONN, Germany. Oct. IL Up.
Eight nations yesterday began
negotiations Of new treaties on
conditions under which forces Of
the North Atlantic Allies can
remain in West Germany.
Taking part are experts from
Bonn ministries and representa-
tives from the United States,
Britain. France. Belgium, Hol-
land. Denmark and Canada.
All these nations are here I'M
der a temporary arrangement
made at the time treaties bring.
ing West Germany into NATC
were signed. These provisional
regulations must now be con-
verted into long-range pacts.
AS every possible situation con-
nected with the presence of some
100000 Allied troops in this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

unions, Mr.. sGaitskell. 4o-year.
Iold former Chancellor of the
IExchequer, received 5,475. 00l
votes to 1,225, 900 for Mr.. Bevan
Delegates cast the ballots Of TIL
Eentire membership Of the or,
foundations they represent.
Mr.. Morrison. Mr.. Gaitskel
and Mr.. Bevan are regarded a
THE three most likely candidates
Ito succeed ailing 72-year-olC
Clement Attlee when the latte
lretires as party leader. Mr.
Attlee took part briefly In yes
Iterday's disarmament debatl
and seemed rather tired.
Mr.. Gaitskell kept his seat or
the National Executive Com
Imittee as the result Of his vic.
tory. That committee. too, re.
manned in the hands of thu
lmoderates.
COmmittee MAKEUP
In addition to the party leader
deputy leader and treasurer. thu
Icommittee is composed Of /.
trade union representatives, ont
cooperative society represents
tive. seven members from loca
Labor Party branches and nv
members from the women's sec.
Ition.
The Bevanites were shut OH
everywhere except in the con
Itest for committee representa-
! t;yes from the local part,
branches. In that section the!
won i've of the seven seats. Tn,
Iother places went to a moderat'
land to q man not committed Il
Ieither group.
The conference debated hal
10 dozen resolutions on nucleal
weapons. disarmament and con.
Iscription. Upon Mr.. Morrisonl
Recommendation it unanimously
agreed to:
/. Urge speedy United Nations
action on reduction Of arma.
Iments and the banning Of hydro.
Igen and atomic weapons.
2. Call for an unspecitied re-
|duction In the two-year periot
British draftees now serve II
the armed forces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

country has to be considered.
the task is expected to take three
months.
The conference Is dealing en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

the No. Q partner in the govern
ment coalition. the free Demo-
cratic Party. and not q member
|of Mr.. Adenauer's big Christian
Democratic Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
Soldier 5 Bill
Pushed in Bonn

BONN. Germany. Oct. IL H1.
The Bundestag gave prelimi-
mary approval today to the first
permanent bill for the buildup
of West Germans's 500.000-man
defense force.
BY the usual unanimous vote
the lower house sent the "sol-
dier's bill" TO committees for
further study at the end of the
first reading. Two additional
readings, during which serious
Opposition may develop. are re-
quired for final passage.
In an effort TO prevent revival
of the militariSm which helped
lead Germany into two world
wars. the soldiers bill forbids
political party activity by mill
ltary personnel.
Duty Is to Nation
"The soldier will naturally
have the right to vote" Defense
Minister Theodor Blank told the
house. But he must be above
politics as his duty is to the
entire people"
| The soldiers bill Is part of a.
mass Of permanent legislation to-
he submitted to Parliament toI
replace the temporary "volun-
Iteers' law" that authorized the
recruitment of the first 5000
volunteers.
Talk Held Purposeless
Other legislation win author
lie CONSUMPTION, give the govern
lment special powers to cope with
emergencies. name the COM
Imander -in-chief, define the con-
ditions for claims to exemption
from military service. and give
THE government the right to buy
or confiscate land for military
purposes.
The first reading Of the SOL
dier's bill brought out token OPP
position from the antirearma-
lment Socialists. Deputy Hans
Merten commended. "A discussion
of a military bill at this time Isl
Ipnrposeless as we now face al
conference which win bring i'm
iportant decisions for the future
lof Germany"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

tirely with technical questions.
such as maneuver rights. GUS
toms immunities and liability
of soldiers to German law.
Evening star., 1955-07-24

Don't give your toaster the axe for heating
sluggishly, for making brittle, dried-up toast.
Maybe it's the wiring in your home that should
get the blame!
All over the country, skinny home wiring has
become the worst enemy of toasters, TV sets
and host of other appliances. Weak, under
sized wiring ''starves" appliances, keeps them
from getting all the electricity they need!
Evening star., 1955-07-24

public utility. Learn how simple it can be, how
little it can cost - to have your home fully
wired for convenient, comfortable living!
Get FREE Booklet! The ABC of Home
Wiring" explains important facts about your
electricity, how you can make it serve you
best. For your free copy, write Kennecott
Copper Corporation, Dept. T755, Box 238,
New York 46, N. Y.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
don't whuck thot tooster!

Besides a temperamental toaster, you may
have noticed these other electrical annoyances:
Fuses blowing or circuit-breakers tripping
too often :. A TV picture that shrinks
or witches :. Lights that flicker or dim
when appliances are turned ON :. /. A hum
ming, sputtering, or cracking radio.
If you spot any of these danger signals, do this:
Call in an electrical contractor or consult your
Evening star., 1955-02-03
APIS. fURNlsHED-vA.

furn. l bedrm.,
500 .5O-S105: lge. > bedrms,,. sl49;
17I0 N. 18th ST., Apt. 4. JE. 3-14Io.
decor. throughout; gas
heat: garden; S93: one apt. specially
priced park free. Call AID. 2-l9lo,
daily, 8 to Q am. or s to 81 pm. --3
ALEXANDRIA-Effc and 1-bed-
room apartments: janitor service.
laundry privileges: downtown loca-
tion; all utilities, S75 to S92 90.
Call TIE. 6-6670. between 10 am.
and 6 pm :,
A ARLINGTON-Attr furnished;
4 rms. bath. pvt: entr.. couple. no
children. KE S-5042. -
1 BEDROOM APT, Arl. close-in.
de luxe apt. bldg: beaut. furn.;
parQuet frs. 3 lge. closets: super
sound insulation. Slo4.5O. ia. j., o.
ARIiNGTON-Newly decorated apt
living rm. bedrm., kitchen and
Immediately. Sl00 per month. Cali
ia, 5-9lg7, or JA 2-S373. =
end A.: pvt, ent.: 4 rms.
bath, sun deck; sunny. attrac. furn.
All utils. No child. Si00 mo. kE'
S-5644, u
Evening star., 1955-02-03
ROOMS WITH BOARD

OAK HILL in catonsville. Md. is a
real home for the retired or con-
vaIescent person. Private or share
room. Good food. pleasant surround
ings and convenient to everything.
Write Oak Hill, 566 EdmondSon ave-.
Baltimore rs. Md. or call Baltimore
NEAR WALTER REED-Beaut. .furn,
twin bedrm.; delicious meals. home
privils. 693l 9th ST. NV. RA.. B.
Nicely iCE1LY FURN. ROOM; all meals
included; II min. to Pentagon; SO
CoIUMBlA RID. NV, 2OOI-Nice
rms. Good meals. Young people.
Sgles.. sis; dbles. S12. co. 5-2493.
CLUB MASON. 1925 N. H. ave. NV.
DE luxe living in club residence
for refined ladies, men; $l6.5 up
incl. full-courSe meals. hotel serv.
IS; co. ,3sg S;2349. No. No. 7e257o. 3a55 -
Ideal residence for business people
and students: selective menu
ELDERLY COUPLE OR LADY, near
transp.: will consider giving board.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
ROOMS. HousEKEEPlNe

LARGE RM., elec. refgr. and grill;
adj. shower; $3.50 wk. NO. 7-9S5s.
BRIGHT, nicely furn. front room;
util., linen; 1924 Vermont ave. NV,
~ h-5(l04 a
Nicely FURN.; refrigerator: hot and
cold water: SO wk. Loc. Penna.
ave NV RA. R-o4S5 -
12.S 18th ST. N.W.--Large room,
kitchenette; Tefgr,: warm house;
conv. location; reasonable.
MT. PLEASANT--Newly decor, nicely
furn front rm. for gentleman.
After $50, in evesI AID. 2-7g2S.
1888 IRVING N.W.-sgIe.. reier.
next bath, S3650. Also liv. -bedrm.,
kit, bath, S62 so. CO. 5-317S. 4
:I0S 18th ST. NW.-Lge. rm.. sep.
kit, Sl3; also 2 rms, sep. kit, Sl3;
all rtils. co. 5-lS52 a
Evening star., 1955-02-03
APIS. sURNIsHED-Mp.

TAKOMA-Near Flower-Piney Branch
shop center. LIST A.. mod. garden
type apt. bldg; de luxe liv, rm,,
din. rm., Q bedrms,. kit. with dis
posal; tiled bath; air conditioner;
oil heat; S115; gar. available: good
tramp; adults: refs. req. RA. 3-3529
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Beaut. new
furniture; lily. rn., dinette, kit, 2
bedrms.. bath; in nearly new bldg;
excel. loc., mr.. bus and shop. ctr.
Adults only; S112.50, incl. utils.
coMPIaTGIY SSi H-s12g, FURN. studio apt;
pvt. entrance. laundry, and tele-
phone privils. conv. to shopping
and transp. Call after q pm. ~.
CH. CH., near Chevy Chase and Co.
lumbia Clubs and NH. Utilities in
ciuded. OIL. 2-3l73. 3
TAKOMA PARK-Attrac. Arm. apt,
3rd floor. Liv. rm., 2 bedrms.,. kit.
nicely decor; pvt. bath. hall; "a
block to bus, 2ia blocks D. c. bus:
churches plus schools. best and conv
CHARLES E. NEW, sos Tulip ave-,
Takoma Park L.. Nd. =
TAKOMA PARK, 904 Fairyiew "
Furn., SlO0 mo-; unfurn.,. S75. util
incl bedrm., iiv. rm. dinette, kit.
and bath; new furniture. Mod. bldg.
JU. 9-750S or HE. 4-7l94. d
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

3 YOUNG MEN wish to share COM
pletely furn. apt. with one other
man; Cong. Hts. 10. 2-56l4. aft. 8.
MAN, to share . rooms, kit. pvt.
bath. Tv. utensils. with another
man. HU. 3-749S. a
CONGENIAL LADY to share 2-bed-
room apt. with another lady. Down
town. Home privileges. MA. S-9bS3.
ROOM for refined
businesswoman. kitchen privileges,
TV. Convenient transp. IA. 7-l3a7.
APT, lady to share
with young lady. NV. section. Con-
ATTRACTIVE CONN. AVE. apart
ment. Girl will share with another
girl. approx 26 yrs. EN-. 2-4943
Evening star., 1955-02-03
APTs. FURNlsHED-D. c.

1sla ~ lsth ST. N NV. -, The n !, FlSrsl .2rs
ManGn snd maid serv es Wesk{y Gyt rates. fe ev
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APP. HOTEL
week Cal Ma s-542b
CATHOLIC UNIy. VIC. --SBedrm,. liv
a.v k,t .,rr dinsttsb eash sh apt SlSs
so.5 18th ST. N.w.-Liy. rm. -bedrm
comb. kit, dinette and bath. furn..
SS4 ,50:- uniurn,. SAB mo-. utils
ipci See rsslsent e1n manager
ATfRAc GafRstcf ~ ae'' AFfs. sy s14 IL VIZ. sp:
child OF babies welcoms; also hskps
cap;rl rWs oi IN hwH.n HTni fln RI 7iIlssS; ily' Sn
ssST%i sssI9 ss5 SlH 81 tiss s.s5s.. sjIs bath sV'
NEAR NAVY YARD. 2I6 18th st; SO.
S45. incl, utils. RA 6-2036. "A
cation, clean and wen furn.. SO .up'
wSETER JsI sEEP ,yiS 40 aSnc eeds5 s5,ts 4.
iaIsnNT Eis ssth. SiS9aRA :j $:IS0S' So so1
8 nicely furn. rms. linen. silver,
utiL; $3.50; e-s pm. AID. 4-1so5.
coIs KALoRAMA RID. ,otf connJ-2
,ETI RI iS$S7 iFViNc PF 81 Pu NW.Moa ?SgseM s enc
Nv. :bedrm.; $40 incl. utii. co.
cxPiToiL aPfToi HILL. N. y; ave. s.s'-
liv. rm., din. rm. bedrm., kit, bath.
ample closet space; 500 mo. Ii
SosTIEAsT-71l,y,. 5.,, m, sss5%, %$Re Il. Il
DI. 7-2434 for appointment, ---3.
utils.; S71.55 and S72.55 mo. 1926
I3th st. NV: cpl. only, RA. 3-1SS3,
porch, plenty closets. utiis.; 5 adults;
$l10 mo. l74i Lamont st. NV.
DUP. CIR.-l-s rms. bath. utils.:
bath: S65 plus .util. NO. 1908.
CAPITOL HILL-Bsmt apt. pvt. bath
Pa. ave; Children welcome. $55 incl.
utils., IA. S-671S. -
3OSs Nj ST. N.W.-Efic. apt, incl.
utils. Cenv transp.; $50. Open. ia.
NfcE, 1ioe CLEAN sIss and nd complstey furn-
twin bedrms' bath and kitchen,
utiis. incl: $50 month, 333T 18th
ssie II nT lin 81 ii. sWS NV rSaG rms. kitchen
AZ sod bath sassog picsly furn'; SIS mo: eau
Co' o'c"zz'
Evening star., 1955-02-03
APIS. UkFuRNlsHEp-D.c.

CoLORED-3Il ROOMS. .lev. bldg.
isnitor service. NE. STAG; eyes,
CoLoRED-251e STANTON RD. Sc
Reduced rents, large liv. I'm. and
dining space, full bath and Kit.
also large bedrm.. newly dec. Lots
OF storage space and laundry facih-:
transp ss 81 Rent only Gk s5sSo 0 is0 pIs utis t
oEoRaE 7. woRTrHiHnoToN 4
SON; 1927 K st. NV. MA. s-SsS6'
COLoRED-Ie4s NEAL ST. NE
Liv. rm., bedrm.. kit. and bath;
$s5. Adults. See tsnitor or Gall
c6GGoRElDS.4 81 RilS4ti is. CLASS 3 RIM. AFT,
close-in loc. Call RA. 6-77o4 for
information. -3
COLORED-DE LUKE 2-bedrm. apis.
in new attractive building. Offering
the latest in comfort and convent,
ence; modern kit. large, cheerful
bedrms.. plus exceptional closet
space; shopping and schools close
by; from S92 80. including al utih,
ss;b tiss e See res LII nsS s576s Me o1 api SHAM
NON NON & 4 LucHs CO. 7s4 l4th St.
COE0RED4i3iS EUCLID ST. NV.
Half block to 14th st. carline and
shopping: l and 2 bedrms.; hy rm:.
6 Ssth sss d ,anior Saso pSsen sn nreses mfw
c6EokEb&isSS Siinh 9 SHARIEs SHl siia'i isr. NE.
rm., bedrm.. din, kit. and bath;
only $3.50 mo. Call CO. 5-t222.
COLORED-1621 18th N.W.--3 rms.
and bath; nsa beat incl; "a adSlss dTt 1niyi 1nE
COnoRED II Room. Kitchen and
hath; near transp. 1925 MARYLAND
cosoRED eSs n:f - FRONT. 1-room, Kit,
bath apt; in 1900 blk. 1st s.. NV;
cni gtilS Spr inSl; Sec Sc; NO; S,mt noloI ant 3
oHnkit rms. Kit, bath; util. furn.: eony,
transp.; child. accepted. co. 5-95So.
CoLoRED-NEAR sEARs-1-bedrm
duplex apt. $65; mo. 1465 Holbrook
q s s s S9 nss;S .ss.s. sspsP :ss
c6k;okkSgrwo II; glsSlsrwo BEDRMs., liv. rm,,
Kit. and bath. 519 Buchanan st.
coToRAb-ios 9;Ti; AP. s1sss4i 4ath ST. N.E.0s
COLORED-45S RIDGE ST. NV
Three bedrms.. iiv. rm., kitchen and
Spt. Inspect or cali CO. 5-6222.
CoLoRED-3sO1 18th ST. NV
Mod. elev. bldg, newly redec.;. 2
rms, kit, and bath: reas: rental.
See janitor TO inspect. Come to
I, ST. NV, ME. S-2293 IS
COLORED - HEATED APT, 1922
Kenyon st. n.w.-Three rms. kit.
bath; SIS. 1875 Willard st. NV
Five rms, KIT. and bath: SIS, plus
utils.: newly dec. CO. 5-2S33, IA.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN

BULLDOZERS. for grading. excavat-
ing, land clearing. Tree estimates
Cali UN 4-S533. night. AP. 7-059S
RLUESTONE, for driveways: top soil.
rank gravel and sand. ia. 2-1L76.
LANDsCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
Topsoil. manure, trees, shrubbery.
azaleas. FOUSE g. BlLD. JE. 4-0646.
JE. 2-2S43 JE. 3-0S7S.
A. c. FRONT-END LOADERS for hire.
bulldozers, grading. excavating. land
clearing: by hour or contract. Top
soil for sale. VIII. 6-116l. -S
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ROOMS eURNISHED-N.E.

CORNER RIM. next to bath: single or
dble. 800 Rhode Island ave. ne.
DU. 7-7309. II
CAPITOL HILL-Warm front rm.,
liz c st. ne. Ii, 4-15S9. -S
az ALLISON ST. N.E.-Sleepins rm.
in private home. ia. 9-9140. a
housekeeping rm.:
accept / child: close in: privileges.
DE. 2-g456 II
COLORED - End AND CLAIMING
SITS. E.-Near all transp. and
shopping facilities: lge. front rm.:
will accept 2 persons in / room.
call MR.. BEN. Ii. $4,000. "a
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The John Kilpen Hotel

7 IIC JUIIII IA1IFJC41 IAOVO1
23lO ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Half block off Conn. ave. at 300
and sgle. rms, pvt. bath avail: ex-
eel. meals; rates. $3.50 week up.
HO. o-3hfiR.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

LGE. RIM, bright and warm. next to
bath: ali adult family. Call after 9
pm. XII. S-7l29. -6
BF. ,IiESDA-Room Ii and pvt. bath;
lovely home; $40 mouth, single.
Excel. transp. OIL. 4-7640. -
WOMAN Single room,
2nd fioor: also lge. rm.. pvt. bath
dssi1sd dss "a nr il Lee h.6yy7 6yy; kit, Orivlls
DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds, pvt; entr.,
pvt. bath, nicely furn. Columbia
nike area. JE 4-591S, -3
Evening star., 1955-02-03
HOTEI, l44O

HOTEL 1440
1440 Rhode Island n.w-Sgle. and
dble. rms, $3.50 day up, S10.50
wkly. up; 24-hr. phone. eley.
SLAUGHTER'S
11o1 18th st., ssles.; Ss weekly up,
Doubles SIG weekly; pvt. baths;
phone and maid service. RE, 7-0440.
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.W.

TWO ROOMS. furnished for light
no drinking or pets. Ii. 7-7S42. A
93O 18th ST. S.E.-Front rm., $50
month. Call Ii. 7-1063, after pm.
CAPITOL HILL-sgl.. on carline at
9th and Pa. $40 Seward So. Sc,
Apt. 3: S6 wk. ia. S-671S. -
Evening star., 1955-02-03

1914 18th ST. NV. THE Floral
Manor r"-Redec. sgle. room mr.. bath,
eley. and maid service: 81 week.
Evening star., 1955-02-03

1I.I 19th ST. N.W.--Clean single
rm; nr, bath: ST wk. Also sSle;,
run. water: $50. HU. 3-g676. S
1885 N. II. AVE. NV. THE Pana-
manian"-Nice front sgle. room;
So MONTH also sgle., r.w.: 81 VIZ,
Evening star., 1955-02-03

MT. PLEASANT N.w.-studio apt;
D adults; child OK; util. furn.: S65.
IS44 Monroe St. NO. 1885. =
size HANNA PL. S.E.--2 rms. Kit,
bath. nicely furn. and bsmt.: $50
Util. incl. UN. 4-2247. WA. 7-197"
1873, MONROE ST. N.w.-3 rms,
incl, ige. kit; SIS mo. incl. util.
1855 p ST. NV. Dupont Manor
room efficiency: linens, maid serv-
icp. oplv eQ WPPk -
Evening star., 1955-02-03

WYo. AVE. MANSION--Newly furn.
Seis., semipvt. bath. Firepl.. settees.
Use Steinway. Artistic home. S35-
S3s mo. DU. 7-31s3. -
1859 MONROE ST. N.W.--All con-
veniences. phone free. S25 mo. BY
OWNER. NO. 1854. p
1888 P ST. NV, Dupont Manor
Clean. warm first floor single: next
bath. 81 week. -
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APIS. 0NFURNIsHED-MD.

HYATTSVILLE, 36I5 Hamilton 81.
west just over District line bet.
rms, lge. liv, rm., dinette, kite
fenced yard; sos mo. WA. 7-227s.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
METROPOLITAN APTS.

Spacious one bedrm. liv. rm.: utils
switchboard and eley.. dining foyer.
kitchen and bath Also effic Shop
ping center. Children accepted. HO
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Chillum Manor

Mo. and N. Cap. ST., RA. 3-4454;
nicely furn.. newly renovated. ];
bedrln. apt; mod. bldg; carpeted
halls; II min. to downtown; 500
mo ntil iDcl
Evening star., 1955-01-29
3T2T Bangor 81. Sc.

) WGI bdHkvE Nts Sska
seuutiful rumhler. on lovely corner
lot. with three large bedrooms. z
boshs. seporote dining room. reere-
alton room. u bath Ia basement, !,
Directions. Corner og s1th and
sensoa, wo. s-fssa
Paul p. Siens a.slses
~. 1-iios IA s-s1ss
Evening star., 1955-01-29
Fairfax Issues Permits for Housinu

B. B. Wills Construction Corp,
403 Arlington Trust Building.
Arlington, owner and builder;
10 dwellings in FaircheSter;
cost. $4,000 each.
A. w. Florence, 3518 Buck
man road. Alexandria, owner and
builder; two dwellings in Bever-
ly Forest; cost. $4,000 each.
Crestwood Construction Corp,
4415 Wilson boulevard, Arling-
ton, owner and builder; 81 dwell
ings in Springfield: Al to cost
$4,000 each and 10 to cost $10,-
600 each.
Lewis Construction Co.. Inc,
1909 Duke street, Alexandria,
owner and builder; six dwellings
in Burgundy Farm; cost, $11, 900
each.
John ]. Henry. 4172 South
Thirty-sixth street, Alexandria,
owner: dwelling in Belle Haven:
cost. $4,000; builder. L. J.
Stubbs.
Murphy & Smell. 1929 North
Washington street, Arlington,
owner and builder; six dwellings
in Sleepy Hollow Manor; cost
$4,000 each.
Langley Methodist Church
Mclean. owner; church on