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Nurse de GuIurd
IMurries in Paris

PARIS. June IL (P.-Gene-
We've de Galard Terraube. "the
angel of Diem Bien Phu," was
married to Capt. Jean de Heaume
de Beutsocq. a French parachut-
list officer, earlier this week,
friends reported today.
The civil ceremony took place
at the town hall of the 18th dis
trict of Paris with only the fam
lily and a few friends present.
The religious wedding will take
place Thursday in the st. Louis
deS Invalides Church.
Miss De Galard's role in de-
Tense of the Diem Bien Phu for
tresS of Indo-C China hit the head
lines two years ago. An air force
nurse. she was the only woman
captured in the fortress by the
Communicated Wet Mini.
She did not meet her husband
there, however, but in Hanoi.
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ICIA Chief Confers
With Virginia Aide

RICHMOND, June IL (P.-
Allen w. Dulles. director of the
Central Intelligence Agency, flew
to Richmond today to visit State
Highway Commissioner James A.
Anderson.
There was no indication what
they discussed.
Later, Mr.. Anderson was
scheduled to escort Mr.. Dulles
to Gov. Stanley's office.
The last time Virginia had any
public dealings with the CHA was
about a year ago when the
agency first considered a site at
Langley in Northern Virginia for
its new $38 million headquarters.
Since then, the CHA has an
nounced Langley as the No. /
choice for its headquarters. The
building will create an urgent
need for approach roads lead
ing to the site.
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5 Air Crash Dead
Moved by 'Copter

ANCHORAGE. Alaska. June IL
tR.-An Air Force helicopter
lifted five burned bodies late
yesterday from the scene of a
mountainside airplane crash.
The air and ground crew men,
bers found that the plane, carry
ing three men and two women
had crashed only about 100 feet
from the top of a ridge that was
almost in sight of the party's
Anchorage destination. 1t crashed
near the 4,000-foot level.
The small private plane was
lpiloted by Capt. Ebert G. Head,
who was stationed with the Air
Force in Alaska. Others aboard
were listed as his mother, Mrs
j. c. Head; George Hogue and
w. K. Turner Of Birmingham
Ala, and Mrs. Wallace Hess OF
Dallas, Tex.
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several weeks. No hearings have
been scheduled on the bill in thu
House Civil Service Committee
AS a result the bills chances Of
enactment this year are vir.
tually nil.
4 \ 4
DEFENSE CONTRACT BAN
Federal employee leaders testi-
fled last week before the Senate
Appropriations Committee ano
urged it to restore the provision
that would bar the defense agen-
cies from closing civilian.
manned activities unless APP
proved by Congress. The House
has eliminated the provision
which was contained in the 1856
defense appropriations bill.
y y +
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - The
following employees in the Office
of the Assistant Secretary of De.
Tense for Research and Develop.
|ment have received sustained
superior work performance
awards: Melvin Bell, Robert L
Ford. Arlando Hill, Mrs. Enes M
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Two Trapped in Slide
Nine Hours Are Saved

PORT TALBOT, Wales, June
~ (P).-John James and David
Burns were rescued alive early
today after being buried up to
their necks for more than nine
hours by sliding iron ore.
Hundreds of tons of rock i'm
Iprisoned the two workers in a
blast furnace bunker. Rescue
teams who dug them out had to
build a barrier to keep more ore
from sliding down the steep bank
of the bunker. They were taken
on stretchers to a hospital.
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lHockett. Mrs. Elizabeth Hudson,
Mrs. Florence c. Hurwick, Beth
r. King. John w. Klotz, Mrs.
Helen c. Mack. Mrs. Maxine
Weyandt and DR.. Harlan N.
Worthley. =. Nays Bureau Of
Aeronautics has given superior
Accomplishment awards to Robert
F. Speaker and Walter L. Web
ster. Beneficial suggestion awards
went to Richard S. Johnston,
Maynard o. Kidwell, Ann S.
Long, Herbert NJ. Wilverman and
Robert B. Turner. :. Shelton B.
Beacham, chief of Cameron Sta
tion's purchasing division, has
received a $500 cash award and
letter of commentator for saw
ing the Government $500 man
hours and $500 last year by
Exercising good management
principles. The Washington
area has 40.593 Federal per diem
(blue collar employees. Ben
Posner. budget officer of the
United States Information
Agency, recently gave employees
there demonstration of the skill
that has made him one Of the
worlds 10 fastest typists. Mr..
Posner not only showed his audi
ence techniques on how to type
faster and more accurately, but,
Iblindfolded. typed at the rate of
125 words minute while men,
tally multiplying two digit num-
bers faster than could be done
on a blackboard. For an encore,
he played Happy Birthday" and
the Overture from William Tell"
on a typewriter, without disturb
ling silver dollars balanced on his
wrists. DR.. George w. How
ard has been promoted to fill the
newly created position Of Cech-
lnical director of the Corps of
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Arthur Miller Gets
Nevada Divorce

RENO, New. June IL (P.-
Playwright Arthur Miller di-
vorced his wife yesterday but
Still declined to confirm or deny
rumors that he may marry Movie
Queen Marilyn Monroe.
The lanky. 4l-year-old dra-
matist was asked about Marilyn.
now that you are a free man. I"
mo, I've said enough" he
answered.
Mr.. Miller's decree, granted
following five-minute hearing
before District Judge A. j. Mae
stretti, ends 15-year marriage
with the former Mary Grace
Slattery Of New York.
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District and vicinity-Fair to-
night, low about Sc. Fair and
quite warm tomorrow.
Maryland II Fair tonight, low
so to Sc. Fair tomorrow and
quite warm.
Virginia-Fair tonight. low go
to Sc, except in the upper SOS
in the mountains. Fair and quite
warm tomorrow.
Wind-Light and variable to-
night. Southwesterly 10 to ia
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that the networks serve the
broadest national interest.
ITO curtail or destroy the net.
works unique quality of in.
Simultaneous national inter-con-
nection would be a colossal back
ward STEP" the executive said
1T would make the United
States much more like Europe
than America. In fact. it would
| be a step in the direction of the
Balkanization. the fragmenta-
ton, of the United States"
Convention Plans Cited
He cited CHS plans for cover
age of the national political con.
ventions this year as an example
of a public service only the net
works can supply.
1.-THE cost of CHS television's
convention coverage this yeal
will run to over SIS Million" Mr.
Stanton said.
"Over 300 members of our net
work will be working directl!
on this giant task. And because
the two conventions are SEIZED
uled so closely together in. time
and so far apart in space, w
will have the unprecedented
task of transporting between II
and IL tons of delicate electronit
gear 1000 miles by air-havins
it in working order in Sar
Francisco's Cow Palace "a hours
after the final gavel falls il
Chicago"
Option Time Defended
Mr.. Stanton also defended op.
ton time against charges tina
it interferes with the competi'
tive functioning of the industry
Option time is an arrangement
under which an affiliate station
on network agrees to accep
during certain hours sponsored
programs offered by the net
work.
:. without option time or some
thing equivalent" he said. "th
network function would b
emasculated. With it would g,
so much of the magic of liv
television. The vast majority o
stations and all of the publi
would be the loser"
Senator Bricker was not pres
lent in the damned hearing room
this morning.
The proceedings were televise,
by NBC.
Mr.. Stanton had prepared
I37-page statement. during tn
reading of which he was con
stantly interrupted by the Sen
ators.
Prime Time Discussed
Actingf Chairman Pastore
Democrat of Rhode Island, sug
, gested in his question that be
cause there are only three net
works advertisers are being de
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|prived Of prime time eve-
ming hours of 1880 to 1920.
Mr.. Stanton said that Arthur
Godfrey for instance was very
successful in the morning hours
But how many Godfreys can
you have at the same time?'
asked Senator Pastore. You car
only have three"
Mr.. Stanton replied. isn't that
enough, sir?"
Senator PaStore Joined in the
laughter that broke out in the
room and said he bowed to that
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Engineers Research and Develop
ment Laboratories, Fort Belvoir,
Va. -. The Securities and Ex-
change Commission has reorgan-
lied its division of corporate
regulation. Postmaster Gen.
eral Summerfleld has announced
that the first complete overall
safety program in the history Of
the Post Office Department Is
being put into operation.
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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Automotion I roininq
To Hold Employees
Rx IOSEPH YOUNG

The Defense Department has announced it program
of training civilian employees at all levels in where their
jobs abolished rendered obsolete by attenuation
The department said these employees will be trained for the
s required in the operation of equipment
Outsiders will not be hired for these Jobs unless
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'StrongIehoId' on N
Denied by CHS Head

The president of of the major teevsion networks
accused by Senator Bckr Republican Ohio of exercising
economic srangehold the industry vigorously denied
charge before a Senate committee today.
Frank Stanton president Columbia Broadcastng System
Inc told the Committee Interstate and Foreign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-12
Many Rulings Disputed
In Final Court Session
By ROBERT x. WALSH

The Supreme Courts final session until october supplied
lawyers aymen and probably Congress today array
of rulings to fight all
The Justices spoke for four yesterday saying
judicial word in almost Of written opinions dozens
of orders The deluge Of decisions accompanied generally
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

miles per hour tomorrow. Good
visibility.
River Report
tFrom u 8. EnEineersl
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Falls, Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Reading Washington National Airportl
Midnight ----- ~ Noon ---- 81
4 am. 1890 6S pm. $500 "a
s am. 1890 40 pm. --. 81
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest. g3 on May 10 and IA.
Lowest. 20. on January "a. 2S: Febru-
AIRY -.
High and Low Of Last - Hours
Hieh, "a at 4 30 pm.
Low. SO at $3.50 am.
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absolutely necessary, the depart
ment said.
The policy, long advocated by
such groups as the American
Federation of Government En-
Iployes and other employe unions
was set forth in a memorandum
addressed to the Assistant Secre-
Itaries of the Army. Navy and
Air Force by Henry A. DuFlon
Deputy Assistant Secretary OF
Defense for Manpower.
The memo said in part: 1.-THE
introduction and application OF
automatic data processing sys-
TENS planned for a number of
functions in the Defense Depart
ment will necessitate a STABLE
program of indoctrination, Sc
lection and training of person
mel at all levels. 1t appears clear
after a study Of the personnel
aspects Of this problem. that the
need for skilled personnel must
be met primarily through train
ling Of present employees and not
through recruitment Of outside
sources"
The memorandum set up two
inter-service committees, one Of
which will study the problems of
special training for employees
who are to be given an oppor-
tunity to learn the new skills
needed for automatic data proc
essing systems. The other COM
mittee will consider objective
ltechniques of choosing employees
for training purposes who would
have the greatest aptitude for
the type of work required.
The Defense Department also
is now drafting a policy state
ment to establish a system
whereby Federal employees unions
and individual employees will be
kept informed on all phases of
personnel planning in connec-
ton with automation.
y k%&
MORE TOP-SALARIED JOBS
The House Rules Committee
has given its okay to the bill
approved by the House Civil
Service Committee to furnish
hundreds of $4,000 to $4,000 a
year scientific and engineering
jobs to the defense and aligned
agencies. This clears the bill
for House action, which has been
delayed for a week or so. owing
to the pressure of other legis-
lative business.
UNION RECOGNITION BILL
The Federal employee union
recognition bill has begged down
in the Senate Civil Service Com
mittee.
The Senate group started
hearings last month. but has not
held any meeting on the bill for
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Prime Time Discussed

Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
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-Attrac. furn. apt, july l5-Aue.
Is, bedrm, :! lly rm.. one with
studio couch baths. kit. cool
Sl25. Call ia 2-2S54 after 8 p m.
ARL.-Coo! and conf. l-bedrm. /:
LIST A.: BUS AT DOOR. Pets al
lowed $3.50 mo incl utils SILL S
DIAL ECTATE IA SoRUu
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Washington, D. e.
SUNDAY. JULY 8, 1856
APIS. FURN.-MD. Cont. !

TAKoMA PARK-lv. rm., bdrm .
KIT, S-cu-tt.. refgr. Clean, quiet
Utils. included Lawn benches,
picnic tables. No drinkers. Ju D.
TAKOMA PARK-712S Carroll ave,
nicely furn. 3 rms; Excel. loo. and
transp. $3.50 incl all utilS, Adult
TAkOMA PARK = l-bedrm. apt
So 80. also efic ant. S65 utils
incl. JU. a-3692 all dav Sun. wk
days 5 pm
EAST RIvERDALE-Lov. liv. nm,
bedrm., kit. bath, in pvt home for
or : settled adults 500 bus and
shopping, WA 7-4557
MT. RAINIFR vIC.-Attr mod. apt.
lpe. .liv. beds dining kit. and bath,
adults, $50, utils. UN. 4-903s.
ia iOMA PK.-"-rm. apt. S45. on
bus line, l person, JU. 9-4559
TAKOMA PIX. Nicely furn. enc
kit. and bath apt, blk bus and
shop. JU. 5-5269.
COUPLE bedrms,. liv. rm.. bath,
utils, furn. except cleo. use OF
wash. mach; SIS. JU, 5-4209.
SILVER SPRING-Neatly furn enc.
apt; utilS. incl JU 5-4547
i; BEDRM. EFFICIENCY. $50:
Georgia ave. JU. 9-4l34.
BEDRM. AND BATH. lee. kit. lge.
sitting rm.. pvt. entr.. off-Street
parking: | mi Nd State College.
UtilS. incl $50 mo WA 7-S364
6l06 42nd pl., HyattSville
ATTRAC. bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit 4,
dinette. in new suburban home
pvt entr and bath. lge sun deck
garden II desired: 10 Minis TO MOL
20 Minis. to Fort Meade: SIS. incl
utils. EV 1851
TAKOMA PARK-lst A., liv. rm., .
b.r.. sleep. pch. dinette. kit. bath,
pvt Adults JU 9-09S9
TAKOMA. vic. Walter Reed-Liv.
nm, bedroom. kit, bath 10. A.
OIL III u-QooQ
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HILL, 6os Constitution
ave. n.e-Redec 1-bedrm apt. with
small private yard $50 mo. Call
Mr.. Yount with FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. EN-. 3-2219
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.sO5 14th ST. N.W.-4 rms. kit,
bath, newly redec.. in elev, bldg;
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; liv
rm.. bedrm.. kitchen and bath:
500 per mo-. incl all utils. Call
IA S.U1p-
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1928 lth ST. N.W.--2-bedrm. apt
Liv. rm., dining area, screened-in
porch. Redecorated, $50 per mo
Apply NATIONAL SAVINGS g.
TRUST CO. Real Estate Dept ST
A-Honn Ext onn
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BRIGHTWoOD COURTS, $500 sth
st. NV rms, lge. kit. and bath;
$50 and $3.50 incl. utils; good
cond;.;. see janitor or call EN-.
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= Beautiful l and .
oedrm. de luxe apis. $50 and UP
includes all utilities See janitor on
premises. 33l0 l6sh ST. sc. NEAR
Good Hope rdD. or call LII. =
H10n LII 4.n1SS
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RANDALL MANSIONS

Ivy IlHWDN OI. N. W.
Beautifully appointed / -bedrm
apt. with open porch overlooking
able for immediate occupancy. See
superintendent on premises this week
end or call AGENT. LEGUM a. GER
Der, EN-. 2-a000 on Monday
1917 NJ ST NV; lRe. enc, re-
dec. S55
95oi N st. Sc; . rms, kit. and
bath; redec SOS
Ais 18th ST. NE; 4 rms. kit.
and bath redec; So 80.
HARRISON a. ADAMS Ma S-s3OS
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APT. HUNTING made easyl Excel.
selections all parts D. c., shown.
no fee. MANDEL, AID. 4-3400
1929 MONROE ST. N.W.-I-rm. kit.
a. bath apt. $50 so incl utils. To
inspect see tenant in No . be-
tween 7 and PM. or call DI.
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1921 BELMONT RID. N.w.-2-bed-
I'm. apt. with large liv. rm., recep.
hall. mod kit and large bath: ex-
cellent closet space; 500 Call HO
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CONVENIENT LOCATION = 2303
Nichols ave. s.e.-Excellent trans
portation and shopping; -bedrm
apt. with . entrances. rear porch
and yard; $40 plus utils Call
SHANNON g. LUCHS, 724 l4th st.
nv Ma S-O345
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2 RMS. KITCHENETTE, pvt bath
and entT min to Pentagon; con-
yenient TO everything. ia. S-1al3
2O32 n. STAFFORD-Liv. rm.. bed
rm., kit will consider small child
S15 a mo. JA S-207u
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tONGRESs HEIGHTs AREA = Al.

LTdCtIVe T. =, and , DbuTUOIn HptS..
reasonable rent. 10. 2-0l5l.
BOILING FIELD AREA. blk. from
s. Capitol at Elmira ST. bedrm.
kit, bath. $50 30. incl. utils. 4333
HALEY ter. Sc, Apt. /. MR.. GREEN.
NV. BASEMENT APT.-Lge. liv
rm., kit. and bath; all utils. incl.
sos mo Good transp. RIA. b-2437.
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OLD GEORGETOWN, 1855 Thos.
Jefferson st. tentr on Canal STU
2nd-f. apt. overlooks parkway and
picturesque locks, large living rm
with white marble fireplace, bedrm
with fireplace, all-elec. kit, bath
Will decorate $3.50 mo Open
1 1S1s < y 70 n W l. Na s SSASHl lE'
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AT DUPONT CIRCLE rooms.
kitchen and bath; modern; $50
HO. 2-907S. co, $4,000,
6sO5 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-Facine
Walter Reed Hospital, bright corner
apt. Lily. rm., bedrm., dinette, kit
and bath; $40. Apply janitor
CHOICE I-BEDRM. APT. exception
ally lge. liv. rm.. din. rm., kit.
bath. 3 lge closets. Conv. NV. loo
Tenancy subject to governing board
approval Rent $50 mo. Write
Box 995-D Star
952O L ST. NV, No. 402-l bedrm.,
liv. rm.. bath and kit. So 80 per
mo. Apply NATIONAL SAVINGS
& TRUST CO.. Real Estate Dept
ST. $4,000, Ext. 202.
1908 P ST. N.W.-Convenient to
downtown area. / bedrm.. liv. rm..
bath and kit. S6O per mo. Apply
NATIONAL SAVINGS a. TRUST
CO. Real Estate Dept, ST. $4,000
Ext "02.
e7.6 CONN. AvE.-Liv rm,. bedrm.
bath and kit, $61 per mo, Apply
NATIONAL SAVINGS a. TRUST
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APIS. UhFURNlsHED-p.c.

5741 COLORADO AVE. N.w.-Mod
bldg, air-cooled corridors. bedrm.
liv. I'M, dinette. kit, bath; $50. so
$685. incl. utils See janitor for in
spection.
3d1s CONN. AVE. NV bed
rms, liv. rm.. kit. bath; $50 80 pei
M See tanitor for inspection.
.sO5 14th ST. N.W.-4 rms. kit,
bath, newly redec., in elev bldg.
$50 per mo. See elev. opr for inspect
GAL MASS AVE. NV. 3rd n.-l
bedFm.. liv. rm.. kit, bath; $50 per
mo. Key on md A.
$500 10th ST. N.w.-Desir. apis
in eley, bldg: sec. switchboard serv
new GE retgr.. bedrm., liv. rm.,
dinette, kit. bath. porch sos pei
mo. See switchboard opr. tor inspect
2225 N ST. NV rms, kit. and
bath; S55.2o per mo. Key in Apt
3O39 QUE ST. NV bedrms
liv. rm.. kit, bath: sos per mo. Sci
janitor for INSPECTION,
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
lO"4 vermont Ave. NV DI. 7-6l4l
Mr.. 18th AND X STREETS NV.
1880 25th st. n.w.-Lge. -bedrm
apt, cross ventilation, completely
redecorated. $50. incl. heat and hot
WOODWARD AND NORRIS
REALTORS
123 10th ST. NV. RE 7-65S5
1850 IRVING ST. NV.
Apis q and al rm. kit. and
bath: S45.
1915 P ST NV
AptS.-l and rms. kit. and bath:
$3.50 to S56.50
1901 NJ ST. NV.
Apt s-5 rms; kit, and bath;
1858 EUCLID ST. NV.
Apt. 81 rms. kit. and bath; S64
1740 PA. AVE, NV.
Apt. j. rms. kit. bath; S53.75.
926 L ST. NV
Apis and 3 rms. kit. and bath:
S4S to S5S
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
WASH. LOAN g. TRUST BR.
9O0 + ST NV. MA, S-3440
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I.S WEBSTER ST. NV, No. r.
l-bedrm. apt. with slassed sleep
ing porch liv. rm. dinette, kit and
bath. Call Res; Mgr, ia. 9-O2ls
or ianitor in bldg. will show.
1921 MISSOURI AVE. NV, No. a.
l Ledrm, liv. rm., dinette, kit. and
bath: rear scr. porch; 500 mo.
Call Elk 3-24Sa.
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DUPLEX, $50, AIS 18th ST. ne
. rms, kit. dinette, bath. screened
porch, RE 7-el3i or Ii 4-12B5. :
Mr.. nc. GEN, HOSP Duplex, Sos.
rms. kit. bath pch ! heat W.
turn. RE 7-2i37, IL 4-5265.
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RENT s45

> ss f@,l lo'E rs ST s sE.. APT p. ,,.,
vacant. Key in APT Sa,a. - "'''
aes 18th st. NV "0 MA. $1,000
soUTHEAsT--ALL WHITE
Detached building. All apis bright
and airy Newly decorated and
. bedrms. S62 80 to S74 so.
TTE THESE BEFORE DECIDING
$50 CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc
Resident Mgr; Apt. i04, 10 s-4Oa@
1924 14th ST NV. AID. 4-cOoh
1000 18th ST. NV
AIR-CONDITIoNED
Very attractive corner effciency
with separate dinette and regular
kitchen with window. $50 so. incl.
DELIGHTFULLY."- air.conditioned. "a
.hr desk service, carpeted corridors
roof garden. etc. walk TO work in
minutes from this convenient blds
LEGuM 4 GERBER REALTY co.
33l5 Conn ave NV EN- $4,000
CAPITOL HILL APIS.
I27 c ST NE
Mod eisv bids fscins senate once
See Jsnitor OF Il HARVEY
9l2 18th ST NV RE 7-l5o5
60o4 sth ST, NV, b.. $40
. rms kit. din bath. heat INV
refgr. incl nearby schools. shop /.
@ 4 Vas ING 5Spf sSEALrY RA. a-saoo
5o06 list ST NV, NO. ., s5b
. rms, kit, bath. redec heat,
hot water included. Key in once
WASHINGTON REALTY RA. 3-s300