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APIS. FURNIsHED-p.c.

MT. PLEASANT. Newton mr.. 10TH
Lge. liv. rm; bedrm.: kit: bath:
shower: all utils.; Ss5. RIA. 3-2943
1878 SPRING PL. N.w.-well-furn
rms; Kit; and nd bath; lease o asg,ts'
PARK-cheerful. neat
apt. ! bedrm.. living rm., kitchen
with dining area: Ssb. Utils. fur
nished Ju a-2IsS. ..
FLD. VIC.-l-bedrm. apt,
shops. Expr. bus. 10th and Penna.
1925 BILTMoRE ST. wv. ~Bed-li
rm comb. dinette. kit, bath: SO
incl. utils. Enc. $50. EN-. 3-9077
110t c ST; N;E;,well furn ,;, clean ear
reas rent; bachelor or service IiS per
i2th AND PA. Sc. Comb. bed-liv.
kit. semi bath. clean. mid .aged
lady. empl cple.; $50. Ii. 7-a1 so
NEWLY FURNISHED. clean as a
lin. all modern furniture; l and
ideal e 5qT !, working boys or girls,
w S1s fIStSr CIRCLE APIS. 24so
Pa. Ave. NV Nicely furn., air
cond. efic apt. all utils. incl;
conv. to shop. and transp. S1l5
per mo, See MRS. WISE. Mgr; -
25O5 RHODL ISLAND AVE, NE
Apt. attractively furn., television.
studio-bedroom, KITCHEN ;dinette;
bath, to resp. party. No obi. to l
child, Stree'car at door, 25 min, to
town: $3.50 mo. AID. 4-4319. %
sT3 EAST CAPITOL ST. rms,
kitchen and bath. 3 exposures: ST5,
utils. incl. ST. $500. FE. 1894.
1905 X ST. s.E.-Apply Apt 3;
moo, nicely furn., 4 rms. path
scr. rear porch: S75 mo. plus utils.
Mr.. NAVY Yard. Boiling Field. Bus
at door. PRESS REALTY CORP.
100 100 DECATUR 5iSsa r ST. at corner lsth
st. nv -lst-fl. apt; ] bedrm air
SELL DR tS STORE, RA. $3.50.
1888 ALA. AVE. s;E.-clean, attrac.
l-bedrm apt. lir. .rm.. dinette,
bath, mod. apt. bldg, off-street
parking: must be seen TO appree.
Immediately clean. LII. 2-la24.
sI,5 CALF. ST. NV, at Conn
Attrac. studio | and . bedrm. apts..
Ss5 and up WO, $1,000. -
gSI6 conn. AvE.--One- bedrm apt,
desirable location; $50. Wo. g.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

5O29 EDMoNsTON RD., Hyattsyille
Private entrance and bath. Call
N fG 4sssaGoksEHAM HoTEL-Beauti-
full studio room; share kitchen with
CALVERT ST. AND 18th AREA NV.
-Eficiency; share bath; S45 mo-;
utils. incl. ST. 3-s546. %
1865 COLUMBIA RID. NV. at 14th
st.-English basement: bedrm- and
comb. kit, liv. rm.; warm In winter,
cool in summer; $3.50 week; uttls.
1855 i:ss' NEWTON ST. N.w.-House-
keeping rooms and efhciency ants.
1ith AND RHODE ISLAND NV
Front rm twin beds; grill. refgr; (;
utils: cow. to transp. ia. S-5306.
CAPITOL HILL-Lge. rm.. pvt. bath:
scr. piazza: lee. new refer. Pvt,
1881 ssne, MrNTwoo;ibn' ' PLACE NV
:. Ink. rms. with kitchen; SIS
week. $50 month. utils. incl. IA.
a.nd ( F SITS. N.w.--ciock-radio.
TV; african; S7-I0 wk EX, 3-6h:Ei
COLORED-lI5l2 TENNESSEE AVE.
NE, rooms, unfinished. bath
and kitchen: ia. 9-5S06. a
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STEEL
ANGLE IRONS,
CHANNELS AND
REINFORCED STEEL
WILL DO WELDING AND
CUT TO SIZE
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1917 Brentwood Rd. me-, AID. 2-6177
"a

STEEL SCAFFOLD, ladders. clipper
hoist, mortar pans. etc. Reasonable.
Elk, 3-0Sg6. a
food cabinet: (2l eft. dairy cases:
~ loft vegetable case; ~ 12-
It. meat case. 10 6xs-ft. walk in
box; go scales; "a meat grinder;
meal slicer and meat tenderator
Crescent 3-09SS. d
STOVE-Roper gas stove, very good
cond.; $50. AP. 1-06aS. a
STOVES, Franklin, pot bellied egs
and wood burners. jerks, Wash
ington's oldest stove and country
hardware store since 1866. 723 It'll
ST. NV, Nj S-0S4S. a
TABLES, DINING-Hepplewhite ma
hog; drop leaf; seats s; excel. cond,
$50. Pair bedside tables, mahog;
with ! small drawer: very good
cond.; $40. Can be seen Sat. OF
sun, ia. 5-6a5S. a
TABLE, console hall. solid mahos.
antioued white, $40: antique
Ornament, $40. EN-. Bias. "a
TABLE CLOTH, elegant Chefu linen
T.xlOs: ~ napkins, never USED
RE. 6-7O5p. %
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1856 N ST. NW.-For refined young
people: friendly atmosphere; cow.
location and good food.
10th ST, N.W.,--Girls; pvt; home;
piano; child welcome. ia. 9-5307.
N.W.-In attractive pvt. nome, nice
single rm.. good meals, ample park
ing space HU. 3-7563. IS
1927 18th ST. N.W.-Single and
double rooms, excellent meals. -5
MT. PLEASANT AREA-Nicely fur
privils. AID 4-I503. A
THE MARIETTA, 1925 18th st. NV
Single, double rms. for young Ia
dies. men: shower, excel. board
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ROOMS FURN.-S.E.-S.W.

sI2 9Th ST. S.W.-Rooms near
bath. Cow. transp. Call ME. s.
E. CAPITOL; conv. transp.-Desk. 2
closets; very clean; near bath. No
sS SsheT g r0s 81. 's.E!As SesS room,
double bed; $3.50 week conv.
1e5 KENTUCkY AVE. s.E.-well-
furnished rm. in private home;
convenient transp. Ii 3-66ia,
I BLK. PA. AVE-, mr.. Navy I'd
SCI. or dbl. rms. 9o1 E st. sc. Ii.
LARGE. ATTRAC. BEDRM.. bath;
phone, kit. privils.; VIVA bus at
door; gar. avail. 432S Bowen I'd.
Sc. LII. 1-46i5. -
e. CAPITOL: COW. transp. desk .
closets. very clean; near bath. No
other roomers, Ii, 3.4070.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

e31 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Nice lge
sleeping rm.; men only; mr.. carline
Ii 4-3al9. =
COLORED-6i1 CONST. AVE. NE.
"A girls to share house: new fur
niShings. laundry facilS.: conv. to
transp.; reas. rates. Call Ii. A.
4093 -
room unfurn., share kit. and bath
child accented Ii 3-34a5. -
COLORED-I6I r. 7. AVE. Ne
Large room for man. HO. 2-4s60
CoLORED-1209 STAPLES ST. NE
II double rm for couple. $1,000;
single. room. $3.50. Ii. 6-9ll9.
CoLORED-RooMs FOR RENT NE,
II 5-11oQ
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

ACCORDION, Lira, 4 shifts, 100
bass; used about d mo-. Sls5. Call
G IL ibfosN Italian 100 bass, 2
stops; SIPS OIL. 2-l659. a
ADDING MACHINES. used desk
model; S35. CENTRAL. 2019 l4th
AIDING MACHINES. new Rem
Rand lo-key small size; 81 week.
CENTRAL. 20l9 lith st. NV. HU
AIR, CONDITIONER, GE Ia ton,
go volt with thermostat: flush
mount model Reas. ia. 2-s2 q.
CONDITIONER, 94-h.p. Mitchell
NJ. "a window-type, like new; Sl60.
o. Gall TM p-nnoT A
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TRASH REMOVING Of all kinds and
- general haulins. AID. 4-19os. A.
WALLPAPER REMOVED BY steam
method: free estimates. JU. 81
WRTERPRoOFING. CEMENTWORK;
expert service: reas, rates; terms.
AIN fISx HOME 5SG o So; Rs scrsSU your
porch now, enjoy IL, come summer.
NE; ,TAYsLosoo ~; S,as42 ., eyes.
ing repairing by New York Piano
School graduate. EN-. 2-19l0. be-
GENERAL HOME REPAIRS-Paint-
ms, papering. carpentry and roof
work. FLA terms. RE. 5-6l41;
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POODLE MATCH

Washington Poodle Club presents
Axe sane. match IN breed and obe-
dience, Sunday, March 4. Judging
80 pm. Entries from noon. CAVE
FORD CO ASIA Elm ave, Bethesda.
~ o'SSoa mi r-Sflo1
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

25-35, to share 1-bed-
rm. &C. apt. with l other gentle
man; mr.. Cathedral. WO. 6-634S.
COLLEGE GRADS.-Men, age $3.50
share comfortable house on coop
basis: vac. for L.. cook: TV: Hi-Fi;
piano; economical, Wo. 6-5552.
GIRL, has NV. apt. to
share with another girl. co. %
GENTLEMAN WISHES to share his
apt in apt. bldg, with man; nice
bedrm.; kit; privtleses. Reas. rent.
GIRLS TO share high-class air
cond, beautifully-furn.- apt. with
another girl; SIS ca. ia. f-20!f.
s.E.-Reflned girl to share lovely
earden-type apt. with another. Own
roo ROOM .1 Iy ldTy' cGRy transp. and
w men desire : other men to
share apt. uptwn. Conn Reas. DE.
2-7S2s aft. q Sat, all day Sun.
1910 18th ST. NV. Apt. 101 :
Young man to share apt with two
other young men. Call between 4 80
apartment; 14l2 Euclid st. NV.
Call DU. 1886 all day Sun;
Mon. after $3.50 pm. "A
MAN, 25-40, to share furn. home
with other men: rec. nm; conv.
transp, ia. 1859. a
ROCK CIR. PK.-Man will share mod
de luxe furn. apt. with another man.
Mr. transp.- Unusual of. RIA. 6-2524
ARLINGTON-Girl to share two
bedrm. apt with another girl; new
ly furn., cow. tranSp. ia. 2-5662.
LADY TO SHARE APT. with one
other lady: separate rms. refs. 2lst
and F. SITS. NV. ME. S-6554. 4"
GEORGETONVN-G Is to 35. to
share nicely furn, 2-bedrm. apt.
with one ether girl: COW. transp
c. HU. 1920, a
LADY, under As. to share neat apt
near Walter Reed with another
lady. Everything furn. RIA. 6-S374
after Z pm. Sat. 4
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

proved bitches, and toy puppy.
COCKER. buff, / yr. old, needs
country home, She has had shots
and is Axe reg, 500 puppy for
ENGLISH SSgi III SPRINGER T G SPANIEL pup
reg reg S35 ca. " Cali So. 5esS6S' "a
POODLES, miniature, for sale:
weeks old, black, male. RE. $4,000
POODLE little French female black
minlaiuE Sunday HFe OF Evening" fnsse0
WANTED. Dslmatian puppy, 2 to 4
fond Of children. OIL. 4-4s5s: A
MEMBRANES, male and female,
l VI. old. Axe, imported sire, par
TALLY trained; good hunting SUCK
or pet; Price verv reasonable. o.
CAT, red tabby Persian; approx, s
mos, householder. owner leaving
town. HE. 4-27S9, =
SAMOYED. champion stock; beauti-
full l-yr;-old male; Axe reg; Sl5o
cocker &c Iis'f ftujps-Beaut. guys. dolls,
e CHI sired red SS5-S4o. So. 5-745l' A.
COCKER SPANIELS, pure bred, 4
wkS. old weaned, bun and black,
PEKINGEsE PUPS, Axe reg. On
weekdays call after . pm, on week
ends call anytime. Ell. 6-34Sl. 4
BOXERS-The Duchess Of Tanwol
and Mazelain's-U rsa Minor an:
nounces the arrival OF their first
litter, 8 females. 3 males, 2 wkS.
old, Axe regis, fawn. OIL. 6-5s42'
MccLELLAN's sCOTTY PUPS, Axe
Trick and Pepper breeding. beau
tiful typey filters. SP. $3.50.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. an6
COL, MICHAEL CASEY, Fairfax
Park, Springfield, Va. GIL. 5-90S4
AIREDALEs. pure bred; no papers
reasonable. RE. 5-9462 "A
LABRADOR RETRIEVERS,, black:
championship lines, with Axe
papers; S25 up, XII, s-236t, -
wks. old: s35. or. 4-sgl4. "a
must sell; re.s. We. $500. SP
MALES t2); o mos; half boxer. hall
Dalmatian; short black hair, black
and white chest; excel. cond.: al
shots; part way through novice
obedience train: must so together In
country: Sis each. d., 7-a26S; ewes.
and week end. BR. S-SsS4. -
CHINCHILLAS, herd OF 10: regis;
tered: equip. incl; very reas. Cal
c IL so Pfiups, Axe, p.disrsed; .
beauties; reasonable. RE. 6-72l7'
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ROOMS EURN.-Mp 6 VA.

ALEX, Beverly Hills section---Lov.
front rm. in attr. home for bust
ness lady or cple. Conv. transp.
TIE 6-641a -
HILLS Large
rm., :, windows, overlooking wooded
man; $50. Oh. 2-6663, after p: m
IS
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BUSINESS SERVICES

with electric ELEGANCE? Call ewes.
week end. no. 2-0804. Ext. 303.
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ROOMS WANTED

Unfurn. or furn.
room and bath in refined home on
direct transp.; west OF 18th st. NV.
Box 1AS-L, Star
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THE DIPLOMAT

E4"W Ibth ST. NV.
Jr bedrm., liv. rm., kit. S110
elevator bids facing Meridian PARK,
walking distance downtown. 24-hour
switchboard: available now, See
MANAGER. AID. 2-1235 a
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POULTRY. RABBITS. EGGS
FEEDS. baby chicks
and poults. JAMES FEED STORE.
6la K ST. NV, ME. S-00S9.
FRYERS, heavy breed. ~ to Q ID.
at the farm. 75c piece or dressed,
S1.a5. Gail MRS. JONES, Poolesville.
Md, 1886. 4
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COG E ST NE.
DOWNTOWN
AID CONDITTONEn

Large, furnished Groom apartment.
only $50 month; includes utilities.
See MRS. JONES In basement. -
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REFGR., Frigidaire: freezing unit IN
RELAX 1S :AcizoR.a 500; good condi-
RIFLE I'LL IS savage, es-E, like brand
new, with sling and leather sheep
skin lined case: S130 value, sac
rifice for $50. WA. 1888 a
RUG, Chinese, solid green1' rust rust a nG
SgS Sg borden En- 9x s3le Excel como NC
RUGS, Oriental: oil paintings. tables
chests, firepl. set, liv. rm. chrs.,
curtains. garden furn.. credenza
cabinet, doghouse tlarge). Ii. T.
RUG. Chinese, ax1c, Cobalt blue,
flower spray; moving, will sacritnce
RUGs-One small square rug.
scatter rugs: very good cond.: very
reasonable. EN-. 2-0S6S after z pm.
sAxoPHoNE, King E fiat alto with
case, like new; sacrifice, Sl75
Call AP 7.7S39.,
SAXOPHONE, Selmer E flat alto
practically new; $500 or best ofier
siIvERWARE. Community Plate, SO
pieces; service for 8 with chest;
Cost regular, STOPS: now 500: Ala
Buchanan st. NV. ia. 9-4354.
3
SILvERWAKE, 1S47 Roger Bros, SO
pieces; service for s with chest.
Cost regular, $3.50: now. SOB.
Ala Buchanan ST. NV. IA. y
4354. i
SOFA, matching chair, brown, $40
Dining table, 4 chairs, desk tereyl
Blond lined oak tables, All modern
Priced for immed. sale. Pvt. apt,
no dealers. Call IA. 1895. a
SOFA and club chair, good condi..
ton reasonable JU 9-578Q. a
SOUND PROTECTOR, I6-mm Movie.
Mite, like new, $50. Write PAUL
HORNE, Warrenton, Va. o.
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. AIR CONDITIONER
SPECIAL, PURCHASE

New 1855 and SO q and 1 ton
cir conditioners; de luxe, hush
mostat, exhaust, ventilation and
heat No reasonable offer refused
STANDARD TIRE g. BATTERY co,
10th and H SITS. NE. II. 3-90S2
Oman EpeS I'll @
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ATTRACTIVE. LARGE. mod. apt:
y and > bedrooms, ranging from
50" 80 to Sll5: parking and laun-
dry facilities; cross ventilation:
playground area. close to Boiling
Field. Apply office. corner of 10Th
pl. and Miss. ave. Sc. or call 10.
3-06lS.
UNPUBLISHED APARTMENTS.
from SO 40 to SSI 80
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1900 18th ST NV

Mid-city apis, walk down town,
low. liy. rm., bedrm. kit. bath and
foyer: SS5. includes everything,
IA. 9-4140 NO. 1911
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GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum,
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
90 YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
PIANO. upright or player, wanted
for practice: must be reasonable
JE ;}-9S97. u
PIANO, Spinet or apartment size
upright: good condition. OV. 3-2Sl2.
a
wants small upright
or baby grand Must be reason
able. CL. 6-OS44. Ill
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THE ELMWOOD

THE ELMWOOD
1927 18th ST., at Dupont Circle
LOOK Special rates for spring
and summer: 2 meals daily, s days
a wE. Pm. in room and maid serv.
Triples, S45 mo. Doubles, $50 mo.
Singles, sos and up.
HO. 2-6767
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1924 VERMONT AVE. N.W.-Nice-
y fuTn.; mr.. 18th and K sts.. walk
ing distance of Govt. depts. and DIN. =
beS S tiled bath WITH shower S eIec'
rcfgr., hot late, SlC0 per mo mel.
ltils. Inspection weekdays, 9 am.
to ) pm; Sats.. am. to pm.
HENRY J. ROBB INC.
1924 Vermont Ave, NV. DI. rs IL
.
Two ROOMS, kit, and bath: $3.50
month";
ONE ROOM, kit. bath, front porch:
sos monthly.
Al A-oQSA 60
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THE MAuRY

7ol 10th st. NV. Lovely twin-rm. ::
! lge. closets. foyer and pvt, bath
maid serv.; S21 wkly. Others. SIG
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Furnished Apt. For Rent
TRENTON TERRACE

Lgc. rms; beautiful new bldg;
all new furn.; close to shopping and
-tranNp CAL 10 3-hn10 -
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1911 IRVING ST. NV.

Corner Mt. Pleasant and Irving st.
Laqge sunny furnished .-bcf:n.
apt. on strectcar line; close to all
conyeniences. Key on End hoor.
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1881 PARK RID. NV rm.. kit,
bath; S12 80: > rms, kit, bath:
Sg5: 3 rms. kit, bath: Sis. 4
Has PARK RID. N.W.-Nicely furn.
apis, sew. sizes; :, rms, kit. bath;
S15-Ss0-SS1 mo-, and 8 rms. kit.
bath: S90-S95. mo. a
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BLVD. NV. 4569--2
bedrms., SIPS and Sl35 per mo-.
incl, heat and hot water, Very de-
sirable location and cow. to every
thing. See Mr.. Walling. Apt. 102,
1885 MscArthur blvd NV. Or call
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MT. PLEASANT. 100 Hobart NV.
mo. AID. 2-s29a, bet :-6 m.
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ANTIQUE matching cherry ma.
hogany antique bookcases, 5'X6'Xl5
glass doors, adjustable shelves;
make offer. FibreglaS cover Ior
AGfoMATiC ICE MACHINE, capa-
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ANTIQUES-THE LAMP. $50 W
Broad st. Fails Church Va: selling
out prices reduced
ANTIQUES-A new shop with OLD
stock, in historic Waterford, va,
Toys, silver prints, china, etc.
= TILE POSES Omen SatS -SunS.
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WASHER. Bendix auto, SIS. James
auto. dishwasher. $50: perfect
cond LO. 7-3lt7. a
WASHER. GE de luxe auto, late
model in new cond. Reasonable.
WASHER, Kenmore. fully auto, used
/ year: excel. cond.; moved into
apt. and must sell; cost, $3.50. will
sell for half price. OV. $4,000. Sat.
and Sun. after $50 weekdays.
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l somt NEWTON sf,s ON s ST Nw s;o
utils. incl EN-. 3-SllS. %
CAPITOL HILL-Entire floor; large
liv.. rm.. bedrm.. large kit. and
bath; Tappan gas range. 9-cu, 1T.
refgr: center hall, Nicely furn.;
SS5 mo-, incl, utlls, OIL, 4-64S7.
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2T30 WISCONSIN AVE. N.w.-Beau-
tifull" furnished, livinr rm., hed-
rm.. kitchen, dinette and bath. See
resident mar. on premises or Call
R. A. HUMPHREYS d SONS. Real
tors, . Mass ave. NV, Ma. 5000.
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REALTORS
Washington Bldg. DI. 7-S300
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1885 18th ST. N.W.--l and Q rms.
furn.. utils.. conv. to bus, stores
and walking distance downtown.
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IIv. RIM. SUITE, 8 pieces with slip
N. Taft. Apt. 8. Arl. IA. 7-0Q0s
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ANTlQUES--Rose carved walnut
81 sofa good cond.: Sl65: slip covers
D. included: mahog. drop-leat TABLE
:n1!, EN-. 2-S55l. ~ y
seat. pine and walnut-end table,
Lawson love seat ia. $500.
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Millions OF Photo Fons

ROCHESTER,, N. Y.-An esti-
mated 80 million persons in the
United States today practice
amateur photography as a hobby.
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StuIin's Name
Stuys on Tomb

MOSCOW. Dec. IS (R.-sta-
Inns name is still up on the
|Lenin-Stalin mausoleum in Red
Square.
Workmen today dismantled
wooden scaffolding which COW
cred the mausoleum wall over
the entrance-where the names
of the two occupants of the
tomb were carved--and revealed
only a change in lettering. The
names Of both Lenin and Stain
are still there. but instead Of
being in inlaid letters they are
now spelled in polished raised
red letters matching the outside
marble.
The removal of the covering
ended speculation for the time
being that the Soviet leaders
were removing Stains body to
another resting place. Several
hundred Muscovites watched ex-
pectantly as the wooden covering
was. removed until both names
were revealed as before. At that
point the crowd melted away.
A CLOSED for repairs" sign is
still in place beside the mauso-
leum. 1t is not yet known what
interior changes have been made
in the chamber containing the
bodies of Lenin and Stain.
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ticle One of the NATO agree
ment. renouncing the use Of force
in the settlement of disputes.
The Secretary would not pre-
dict the time that might be re-
quired to settle the Suez Canal
problem. In addition to the en-
cheering work, he pointed out,
there were also a number of
practical and psychological prob
lens to be worked out. He
thought the best way of getting
around them is through the eff
forts of U. N. Secretary General
Dag Hammarskjold, who would
continue to receive the full back
ing of the United States. Mr..
Dulles said.
On the question of Marshal
Tito's possible visit. the Sec
rotary recalled that he had
visited the Yugoslav leader at
the time of the Geneva Con-
ference in 1855 and had found
the conversations helpful. New
talks at a high level might be
useful today and the question
of inviting Marshal Tito to
Washington was receiving SYM
pathetic consideration here.
The Secretary showed no signs
of his recent illness today and
seemed rested after his flying
visit to Paris for the NATO
meeting. He expressed pleasure
at getting back after his little
absence" and praised the work
of retiring Undersecretary Her
bert Hoover. jr., during his con-
valescence from a cancer opera
ton
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seems that these forces might,
in fact. be hostile to Russia in
the event of war. But even dis
counting this factor, overall Rus
sian military strength is too
great to safely permit reduction
Iof western forces.
If the satellites become genu-
Iinely independent states, the
Secretary continued, and if Ger
many is reunited, this would
permit a broad review of West
ern policy. As of the moment,
however, he sees no likelihood
that a withdrawal Of forces in
Central Europe might become a
practical proposition or any pos
sibility of a security system based
on an arrangement between
NATO and the Soviet-controlled
Warsaw Pact.
PrOds Russia on Freedom
AS he has done before, Mr..
Dulles stressed the idea that the
United States has no wish to
turn the satellites into allies, or
create a ring of hostile states
around the Soviet Union. The
best way to prevent this, he sug-
gested. is for Russia to grant
these states their independence
with the least possible delay.
Reporting on the results of the
recent NATO meeting in Paris,
Mr.. Dulles said he had no doubt
at all that relations between the
allies had improved. Although
|all of the scars caused by Franco
British Intervention in Egypt
were not healed, the Secretary
Expressed his own view that the
best way to forget the past is
to plan for the future.
Regrets Charter Violation
To clear up one point, however,
Mr.. Dulles explained the cause
for American displeasure with
the British and French in the
Egyptian incident. 1t was not, as
many thought. because our allies
had failed to consult us over the
matter, he said. Our complaint
was rather that we considered
the attack in these circumstances
to be in violation of the Charter
of the United Nations and of Ar
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POSTAL WORKER
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YULETIDE MAILER

EASTON. Pa. (R.-Mrs.
Roy Henry dropped the last
Of her SO Christmas cards
into the mailbox near her
home yeSterday-and then
remembered she had forgot
ten to put stamps on them.
She hurriedly called the
Post Office to find out what
could be done. Would the
cards remain in the Post Of
fee? Would her friends have
to pay postage to receive
their greetings?
A Post ONCE spokesman
suggested she bring in a
complete list Of names and
addresses and the stamps to
go with the cards already
mailed. Mrs. Henry did so.
And in the midst of the
Christmas rush a postal en-
ploye took time to sort out
the cards. find Mrs. Henry's
and stamp them.