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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

LION OppOI IuIllIlCo WIFI d llIIllVGQ
return. While the interest CELL
ing is 4 per cent, this is coun-
Iterbalanced by the security
which investors ordinarily expect
in Government bonds, they ex-
Iplained.
The administrator of General
Services, Franklin G.. Floete, has
"calculatingly strengthened the
protection accorded investors as
"a measure designed to attract
the greatest number of financial
bidders" officials said.
The Government wants in
IveStorS to put money into new
buildings it requires here and
elsewhere. The GSA program
now consists of 68 fully approved
projects with a total cost esti-
mated of $468, 100000 and 81
partially-approved projects with
an overall estimated cost of S225
million.
In addition, under lease-pur-
chase, the Post Office Depart
ment has AZ fully approved prof.
ects with an estimated cost
totaling $168 million. These are
generally small buildings exclu-
sively for postal use. In the Post
Office Department 30-year leases
of the buildings before the Gov
eminent takes title are possible.
Under GSA, leases may extend
from 10 to IS years.
Under the GSA program, large
Federal office buildings are to be
constructed in many major cities,
including 10 buildings here to
cost some $166 million.
Seven Projects Scheduled
For Washington Area
In Washington, there will be
10 buildings in seven projects.
-Four projects will be in South
west, one adjacent to Lafayette
Park and one just west of the
Interior Department. near Nine
tenth street and Virginia ave-
nue., NV. The seventh project
will provide a headquarters in
stallation for the Geological Sur
vey on an unsolicited Govern
ment-owned site within the Dis
trict.
Projects must be approved by
GSA. the Budget Bureau and the
Senate and House Public Works
Committees, under the law.
Investors are invited to put
up the money to pay for each
building under the program. The
Government occupies the build
ing on completion and repayS
the investor in annual INSTALL
ments with interest on the
balance for the term of the con-
tract.
Information about the in
dividual projects as they are
placed on the market, here OF
throughout the Nation. can be
secured from GSA at Room 1904
at its headquarters, Eighteenth
and F streets NV. GSA's Bush
ness Service Center here,
Seventh and D streets S.W., also
supplies this information.
In accordance with its usual
practice. GSA will retain private
architects selected on a national
basis to design the Washing
ton buildings. officials said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
'' RI BUSINESS
GSALeose-Purchose Plan
Offers InvestorsNeW Field
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN

brandnew field of private investments which
volume the next $500 million being
opened up by the General Services Administration.
The Governments public buildings purchase pro-
gram commonly known purchase the vehicle
this the Government pays rent term of and the
end the building.
GSA officials Yesterday offers minimum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. AUGUST II, 1856
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
Cover Story
Patti to Turn Some Pages

fact that Billboard Qast week. named her TVS
best performer on any musical series, that her
current hit, Allegheny Moon" is climbing fast
in the polls and that half-dozen TV producers
are bidding for her services in dramatic shows
Goodyear and General Electric are both after
herr
In addition she's working on another TV
series of he own Tin which she and HER ad-
visers will have the main say and she may
now accept one of the many offers she's had
from Hollywood.
Sometime in between recording and TV
dates Patti plans to get married The 28-year-
old singer is in love-and the fellow is Director
Charlie OCurran Betty HuttonS ex), who
STAGES her acts for personal appearances.
Patti on top since Iceland girl singers
like Rosemary CloCney and Joni James credit
her with paving the way for thenl-has come
long way since her Claremore Okla days,
w.sa She and her seven sisters used to sit on
the fence in front of their home and Slng-and
their daGdy used to work up good appetite
chasing the boys away
She could 90 lot further, too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
Cover Story
BY BERNIE HARRISON

With four hour shows for MIC behind her,
and her l5-minute series clicking merrily along
Ton WTOP-9 here, Patti Pages summer hasn't
exactly been a relaxing one.
But the signs are that professionally and
personally Miss Page is soon due to turn
couple of pages - the most important pages,
maybe, in her brilliant career.
Patti. a gal who can be sharply critical OF
her own shows. wasn't too happy with her Como
replacement particularly the first one.
If you liked the succeeding ones better 1t
was because Patti worked hard to correct any
errors in her own contributions like acting
surprised everytime guest star strolled through
the curtain.
Actually there was little else she could do,
besides select her own songs
AS julius LaRoSa, PATHS successor, told Us
when he was in Washington recently. the show
is package prepared by others. The emphasis
is on music not comedy, to differentlate II
from Como's.
Anyway, Patti currently Is proud OF the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
oris Hermit Likes Simple
And Unprefenfious Livinq

charge, cleaned him up and
installed him in comfortable
quarters. Next day, the herm-
1t left and, to put Il in his
words. beat my way back to
Loris." He said he walked and
caught rides.
That Hardee Is too aged and
feeble to have any great gaming
capacity is writ large" in his
grimy and weathered face. But
lac was not broke; he is a veter-
2n of World War l, and he gets
IA pension of $50 per month";
greater per capita income than
the large family of a policeman
or mail carrier or teacher might
have. He is n cynic by choice
and not by necessity.
The suggestion eff l were you
| would go to a Veterans Hos
pital and take it easy the bal
once of my days" didn't appeal
to the hermit. He said he could
rot stand the confinementS of
such life-he rather "bc out
here in the wildS where L can
throw 4 lightwood knot at Il
rabbit and see him run" Be-
sides, he likes Ioris.
Milligan asked the hermit if
he enjoyed Christmas. Oh. yes.
me did. He stayed at home" all
day, and Roy Eardce brought
him a good dinner.
Hardee says he was born on
the Hardwick farm in 1891. and
the Hardwicks have always been
very nice TO him-"that's one
IcaSon why | stay here and look
after the place for the Old Man
he said.
One Loris man who has
known the hermit about all of
his life says that Hardee
would never sit at a table and
eat with other people, but
would take his plate and go
outside to eat when he work.
cd for his neighbors.
Another man said the hermit
you'd die soon if H. were taken
nto the care of an institution
Eownspeoplc would like to have
him cared for in a more coAvcn-
Ional way, but do not want tc
Interfere with his happiness
The policemen check often &c
cr if he is sick.
Hard"c has 4 brother and onl
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11

mere are hermit souls,
That live withdrawn
In the place of their self
content"
The poet must have known
somebody like Tillman Hardee
of Loris, 65-ycar-old bachelor,
who "dwells alone in a fellow
.eSs armament"
Hardee has lived for the last
light years in an old and dilapi-
;ateG potato curing house with
IN earthcn floor, no windows,
% lights, no water, no furniture
nothing but shelter and seclu-
ion.
Located about two blocks
north of the Loris Presbyterian
church, in the edge of a patch
If farm land, the hermit takes
.ife easy. He cooks on a two
urner table model oil stove
nat sits awkardly on the I'M
ven ground, or over an open
ire just outside at the front
toor, which is on the sunny
.!GC.
Edgar Milligan, a local build
ng contractor, found that Har-
5ce was sleeping on the ground
with no heat, no mattress, and
My a few burlap sheets and
pine straw for bedding.
Milligan gave him n heater
and installed il. On the follow
ing day when Milligan and a
reporter visited the hermit, the
heater was cold. The hermit was
lying on the bare ground, in the
sunshine, at the front door; he
said he needed no fire.
About all the hermit wanted
was a floor. Not that he was
particular; he felt that he could
keep cleaner" if he had d floor.
The roof looked as if it might
leak in just one plaCe"-onc
Ing leak over the entire area.
Asked about the roof, the hcrm-
il said it did leak a little.
Hardce was loud in his rrais-
IS of tho Old Man." meaning
Dan w. Hardwick who owns tn,
I'D potato house and lis so nice
&c Its me live here without
laying any rent" He said hc
never lacked for anything. be-
cause any time he needed a
nickel, tho Old Man will let
nc have it."
The hermit and tee hormitao>
Vas 4 shocking picture If squal-
Ior-at first sight. But the hormi.
lwas hapry--and contcrtcd. II,
lis living his life, in his own
II.ay, Far from the maddinc
crowds ignoblc strife" ana car
truly say Il have LEARNED il
Whatsoever state I am, there
with II be content"
/ Hard-c enjoys visitors, he
talks freely, he is unashamcd 81
EIs chosen station in life. and re
hopes 10 be OF service to hi,
."iCndS whenever he may be
| able to DO so.
H. is not suffering. He wants
no ,.-orf.,. +r,,,.L L. ~ 80
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11

kaleigh Gilmore; banker, Gym
don Mincey; Secretary, Robert'
d. Graham; escort, Arlin Gra-
1 am; guard, Larry Cause; cap
tain, Donald Spivcy; color
guard, Douglass Cox; and Junior
sovereign, Windcll Hardce.
The next BOW meeting will
be held tomorrow night, Janu-
AIRY II, at seven o'clock at the
American Legion Hut. All of the
new officers are urged to be
present for the installation ccrc-
monies.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11

keep out of trouble. o. D. rec
man pointed out. He says that
inany farmers are of the opinion
mat they are not covered by the
social security tax laws and are
in for trouble with the Federal
Government unless they make
: oper returns.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
BOW. Elects
New Officers

Kenneth Boyd was given the
highest honor in recent cleo
ton of officers in a meeting tC
Loris Camp, Boys of Woodcraft
when he wa elected Command
or, Ebert Porter reported.
Other officers are, past com
handler, Jack Gilmore; advisor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11

Divide Bill

Loris basketball teams lost a
'cublchCadCr TO Floyds Friday
light with the boys losing So
to 70 and the girls losing 81 to
5. The game was played in the
FloydS high school gymnasium.
Wilbur Miller was high man
for Loris as he tossed in %
points and Mari; Prince scored
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11

likes his mode Of life. Recent
ly, Envoy Homer Carson of
the Salvation Army chapter
in Conway took the hermit in
IT two sisters, with whom h,
,Guld reside, if he SO desired.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11

80 points or the victorious side.
Karen FOWLER topped the Lorlsl
Girls with IL points while Emil
ly Higgins scored % points to-
pace the FloydS girls to victory.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11

Farmers would do we'll to
study the income tax laws and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
BY G. w. STEVENS

There are hermit souls,
That live withdrawn
In the place of their self
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APIS. fuRNIsHEp-p. c.

COLORED - ATTRAC. studio apt,
utils. incl; $3.50 mo. Call MR..
SEBOLD. Ma. S-91l2 till 5; ewes,
OIL. 4-64S7.
COLORED - 1881 X ST. NV.
incl. otis. ALLIANCE REALTY,
COLORED-lSth AND d SITS. NE
Duplex. 2 rms, dinette. kit.
bath, porch, yard; adults only;
$3.50. RE. 7-2137 or Ii. 4-7265.
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.
SHIPLEY PARK

Attractively furnished and redeco-
rated and 2 bedrms., liv. rm.. d.
|nette. kit and bath (large roomsl
picture windows. ample closet space.
laundry facilities: convenient to bus
and shopping center. Also unfurn
available: .S6S.50. once on develop
ment 3400 25th st. Sc. 10. 2-0135.
JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
'2153 California st. NV. 1-bedrm
effic,. sep. kit.-dinette: elev. bldg ;
excel. loc.: Is min. town. EN-
2-S4l1 or NO. 7-6169.
6lI A ST. N.E.-Newly decor. at
tractively furn. 3-rm. kit. and bath:
70 so.
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APIS. FURNIsHED--MD.

ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS, mod
attractive furniture. SS1 so up. al
utils, incl. Unfurn, apis avail also
For brochure and further info. cal
Re 5-S00l S. F A. @, INC
NICELY FURN. 2-BEDRM. APT.
next to shopping center and trans
portatton. JU. S-53S6.
EXQUISITELY FURN., air-cond l
bedrm. apt.-Fine linens, Haviiant
China, sterling silver, de luxe kit
Rental s2a5 mo. For Apt. phon
OIL. 8-s25t' or OIL. 2-29S5.
MODERN, completely turn. PVT
2. lge. closets. Lge shady yard
Reed. Avail. Aug. 80. Cpl. only
SIS per mo. JU. 5-6236.
CORAL HILLS-Large. 1-bedroon
bsmt. apt. with utils.; SOS; redeco
rated; private entrance. 10. S-9S3l
43O5 FARRAGUT ST., Hyattsville-
closed rear porch.
NEAR CORAL HILLS SHOPPING
CENTER - 1-bedroom apt. partl!
furn.; S67, incl. utils. 10. S-70SS
GLENDALE-2-bedrm.. liv. rm., kit
bath. tiled floors. pvt. entr.; SOS
Cedar 6-627l after 4 pm.
SOL EASTERN AvE.-studio apt
LOT I girl; lge. kit. semiDvt. bath
$3.50. utils. incl. JU. S-S745.
NICELY FURNISHED, rms; yer,
clean; off-street parking; privat
entrance: washing mach, utiis. incl
Adults only. $40 per mo. 6IOl
42nd pl, Hyattsville. WA. 7-S364
NICELY FURN. 1-bedroom apt. ii
apt. bldg; walking distance o
shopping center, on busline: al
utils. turn.; $3.50 S316 Flowe
ave, Takoma Park. Md. or cal
Ia. 9-6411 from 5 to s.
RIvERDALE--3 lge. pleasant rms
pain, shower, pvt. ent.: quiet hous
and neighb.: adults. WA. 7-7243
3 ROOM APT.-S55. bus, outsid
entrance cool. clean, quiet. JU
BERwyN MD. = 2-rm. apt. furn
| Ink. on carllne, pvt. entr. semi
/ pvt; bath, utils. furn. $50 mo. TO
MT. RAINIER-clean 8 rms, dinette
cpl. WA. S-2025. ~ ''
CHEvERLY AREA-Effic., 1 or
adults; pvt, entr.; cow. to pkwy
and shop; ldry. facils.; wills. incl
500 mo. AP. 7-22S9.
MT. RAINIER, Ais Both St.
rms. PVT; bath and entrance
s oS 90. After 8 pm. wkdays. WA
TAKOMA PARK-MoDERN EN-
cheney, new, picture window. spac.
compl. furn. all utils., pvt. entr.
tile bath; $75. JU. 5-0563.
MT. RAINIER VIC.-Attrac. moderr
apt, lge- liv. rm., bedrm., din. kit
rm.' bath; adults. $50. UN. 4-903s
TAX. PIX. 307 Boyd ave.-S39. SO nv
rms; S42.50 mo-, 3 rms. 710t
ffogplia as ave. s67.5o' 4 rms. Ev
MT. RAINIER VIC.-Attrac. modern
apt; lge; liv. rm., bedrm., din, kit
TAKOMA PARK-Quiet, End fool
Lge. hv. rm.. study, hedrm.. kit.
dinette, tiled bath, lge. closets
cabinets, pvt. entr. Adults only
Mr.. bus line: $3.50. JU. S-2147
2 RMS. AND KIT, use of WashinI
machine. phone. JU. 9-5434.
BEAUT. 3-rm. -and-bath furn. apt
Mod, kit, lge. liv. rm,, lge. bedrm.
mr.. shop. center and bus. Fine loo
$S5 per mo, incl. all: nothing els
to pay. Dir: Out Rhode Islant
ave. ne. or Wash. Baltimore blvd
to l blk. south of Citizens Bank o
Riverdale to apt. bldg. 1929 Wash.
Baltimore blvd, Riverdale, Nd, o.
phone UN. 4-721S.
MUST SEE TO APPRECIHTE-On
usually attrac. enc. apt, knotty
pine. snack bar. 10 minis. to Waltei
Reed and NH. JU. 0-0316.
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e41 Mass. ave. NV. 3rd fl
bedrm., liv. rm., kit. and bath:
newly decor: $50 per mo. Key on
2nd n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-26

5741 Colorado ave. n.w.-Modern
BLDG. air cooled. carpeted corridors:
hedrm.. liy rm.. dinette. kit. and
path; $500 per mo. incl. utils. See
Janitor for Inspection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-26

1922 Que at. n.w.-Newly decor f:
2 bedrms. .liv. rm. kit. and bath:
500 per mo. See tanitor for in
spection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-26
Q BATHRooMs-s CLOSETS

3 huge bedrms. apt. Best section
Sc, close 70 shopping and bus. $40
incl. all utils. HE. 4-4500.
$500 18th ST. N.W.-Elevator bldg.
secretarial, switchboard. new GE
refgr.; ] bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette.
kit, bath and porch: $50 so 10
$99 30. See switchboard operator
for inspection.
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APIS. UNFuRNlsHEp-D. c. IAl

LOOK $4s-531l sth ST. NV!
wAsH ii &c Pre- RRAL n.y.. Ra aE s 1851
CONN. AvE.-Elev. bldg: bedrm..
liv. rm., Exit, bath; 3 closets.
foyer: 500. plus utils. NO 7-9023
DUPONT CIR. AREA, 2127 p st. NV
Il and . bedrm efiic apis. See
ianitor. Call 10. S-50l4.
GEORGETOWN = 1-bedrm. apt;
conv. transp.: adults: 500. Sun. /
pm; wkdvs. after o am. FE. s.
55Io 9th ST. N.W.-Liv. rm., bed
rm. kit, pvt. bath. 2 pchs.; yard:
cellar, utils; $3.50. Open Sunday.
9 pm. weekdays. call RIA. 3-2474.
Walk TO WORK. I4Os L st. NV
Newly decorated lge. rm. with pri-
v pste Os!n eE ne Erisds a.t and not
janitor on premises or call CO.
ais LIST ST. S.E.-2 -bedrm. duplex
apt. in cow located neighborhood:
81. 90 plus utilities. See Mr..
2-75l9 or CO. 5-3533.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 1920 21st
st.-Newly. recorated 2 rms. kit.
and bath in eley. bldg. From $65
/ NV. apply lhultOTs ist1s SlSL 81.
NV. or call CO. 1888.
THE PRESIDENT MADISON, 1908
Florida ave n.w-Beautiful lge.
| efheiency with modern separate
Kitchen. .elev.. ldry. and strg. facil-
tiles. and sun deck. All utilities inc.
IN rent. Apply Mgr, in No. l02,
1928 10Th ST. s.E.-RedecOrated
one bedrm.. liv. rm.. din. kit. bath.
S62.50 mo. See MR.. WALLACE on
premises or call CO. 5-3533.
1906 HILLSIDE RID. Sc, No. g.
$500. Newly decorated / b.r.. l.r,,
gin. kit. and bath; washing facil-
Can FREDERICK W. BERENs
ssA A5adEos0. i ENt,.' l l3Ss L st. NV. Ma.
1873 GALVESTON PL. S.W., No. g.
S6o. utilities. included. b.r.. In.
din, kit. and bath. Convenient H..
cation: Cal FREDERICK w. BER-
MA $4,000, Ext. los. " "'
APT. HUNTING made easyI All parts
"A e os SHOWN. no fee. MANDEL,
kO0MS-Kitchen and bath, en-
closed porch; End H.. private home
no children or pets. Ideal for en-
.ployed cple. Utils. incl; $40. IA.
9-66SS. after $50 am.
326 DELAFIELD Pr. NV o
rms, kit, bath. porch, St,5 incl.
heat and hot water: newly deco.
rated. W. NJ. BAUMAN. Ma. 5000.
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HENRY ]. RoBB. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 7-S14l

HENRY J. ROBB. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 7-S141
"a MO. FREE-I-YR. LEASE
S32 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV
2 bedrms. liv, rm., kit, bath;
close to transp.. shopping: heat. INV.
incl. Apt. ., $40. See res. mgr
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. $4,000
LOOK. $4S-531I 9Th ST. N.W.l
2 rms, kit, bath, heat. INV. ircl.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. $4,000
eO24 9Th ST. Nw.-S7O
Redec. 2 rms. kit. din, bath.
h.-w. heat; incl. refgr.: mod. bldg.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. $4,000
DOWNTOWN, 927 @ ST. NV.
Entire 4th floor: 5 rms, bath with
shower. small kit; S66. Key in ONCE.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. $4,000
LOWEST PRICE IN TOWN-S46
Three bedrooms l2-family duplex;
Arcola heat. 732 18th st. SIC.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3.s300
DOWNTOWN, 24st 10th ST; NV.
WARRINGTON REALTY. RIA. 3-S3O0
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2S04 I4th st. n.w.-Elevator bids.
4 rms, kit. and bath: $50 per mo.
rms. kit. and bath: S66.50 per mo.
See elevator operator for inspection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-26
ANAcosT1A. D C.

S0S.5U. Call REAL ESTATE DEPT.
ST. 3-5f00. Ext. 6SS.
436 CONDOR TER. s.E.-Newly
decorated 1-bedrm. apts.; $50. plus
% Atlantic st. s.e.-one.bedrm
!. :ri,as apt like new; SIS. incl
GEORGE GEORGE H. JONES REALTY, INC
10. 10000
1929 14th ST. NV BEDRMS
500 ONEIDA Pig BEDRMS.
.5lll 3rd ST NV BEDRM
$40 18th ST. NV BEDRM.
LOUIS Ridden. tn. 5000
THE CLERMoNT. 2lO6 F ST. NV
] rm., kit; and bath. and 2 rms,
kit, bath Rentals from S47 to S65.
1715 P ST. NV.
Apts.-l and . Rms. Kit and Bath
S46. so to $3.50
A.. 1901 M ST, NV.
1858 FEs UcifD 81 ST. NV.
1740 PA. AVE. NV.
Apt. 81 Rms, Kit, Bath. S53,75
926 L ST. NV.
Apis and 3 Rms. Kit, and Bath
eest | 81 81 NV NV.
$40 S45 anu A'H
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
WASH. LOAN & TRUST BR.
900 F ST NV. ST. $4,000
= l4l3 STAPLE st. NE. Apt. 4,
1IOe est. Sc, 5 rooms, $40 o5.
= l712 w st. Sc, Apt. 5. key No.
1881 Chester st. Sc, g rms. .
baths: GEORGE / BORGER. INC,
643 Indiana ave, Ma. S-0350.
81 sth ST. N.E.-6 rms. and bath:
gas h.-w.h. S65.
100 1lth ST. NE.-s rms. and
bath. incl heat. hot water; SOS.
III Kentucky Ave, S.E'-3 rms.
and bath. incl. all utiis.: S55.
63l Constitution Ave. N.E.-e rms.
and bath. incl. heat and hot water /:
lilo ii St. NE. NEwsoN Ii. s-2o7o
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sos d ST. NEW. rrn., dinette
Open as pm. NE. s.0o41.
CHOICE LOCATION ct 3945 4th 81
Sc. lust across the street from
excellent bus service. 3 blocks from
large shopping center. A l-bedrm
apt. Just redecorated and rentinI
for only S09,60 incl. all utils. Cal
10. 1-0170 or SHANNON a. LUCHS
724 14th st. NV. MA. s-2346.
A 0NE-BEDRM. APT. at 1923 MIN,
nesota ave. Sc. for only $40 incl
utils.; newly redecorated and II
excellent condition. Call Mrs. Dean
LU. 1882 or SHANNON a. LUCH6
IA 18th st. NV. Ma. S-2345.
$3.50. c. ST. -bedrm. apt.
newly decorated; nice yard: from
and rear entr.: all Ice. rooms; rem
only S6D.b0, plus utils. See Mr.
Rooney; Apt. q 334s e ST. Sc
1927 X st. NV. Ma. S-3326.
1907 18th ST. NV room, kit
and bath. S30.50. MANAGER, Du. q
LIKE A BACK YARD? - s57.5o
Quiet Sc. section. Like new, oper
for inspection. Apt. .. 5000 9TH
Ia XII d 1ises@ BATH S SnSsu sns
BACK YARD. Ma. s-I737.
S; E.-l-b.r, apt, newly dec. paraue,
mrs., Ven. blinds, bus at cor; SIS. so
incl utils. LII. 3-0064.
THE JLGHTvIEW, 1929 Georgia ave
NV -bedrm. en-. rental OF Sa5
incl, utils. See res. mgr. at 1921
van Buren, 81. NV. Apt. 102-A
RA. 3-l50g.
1899 MASS. AVE. N.w.-i bedrm.,
HtsIis mel ai sss. BRoDrks eng & e essh.
BERT. INC. 1891 X st. NV. Ma
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COL. RID. NV. Mr.. Conn. ave
1-bedrm.. liv. rnl., kit, bath. porch,
good loc.: well kept apt. bldg.
adults; $50. Oct. !. CO. 5-3340 or
HO. 2-2l2R.
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wOODRIDGE-4 rms. and bath;
complete privacy; COW. to every
thing; sep. gas heating unit. LU.
4-3302
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1873 GALVESTON PL. s.W., No. a.
din, Kit, and bath. Convenient 10 ia.
cation. Call FREDERICK W. Der.
EMS SALES INC. 1872 L st. NV
MA $4,000. Ext. los.
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THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. c. =
SUNDAY, AUGUST rs, 1856
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Lss: din; rm ". I'm. bsdrm..
nrspi.; si2b. AID. 1850.
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SIT DECATUR ST. NV. Apt. A.
l2-bedrm. apt. with porch and fenced
yard. Heat and hot water furn.;
lS73.75 mo. ROGER MOSS. HO. q
5000: ewes. and Sun. HE. 4-9292.
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 1882 bed
rms. liv. rm., kit. and bath: $97
per month. Avail. Immediately. See
ljanitor.
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22Is CHESTER ST. S'E,-1-bedrm
apt, pvt. entr.; complete kit, built
in cooling fan; close to all con-
veniences. Rent. $3.50 plus utils
Key at 2243 Chester st. GEORGE
NV. MA. 2-332R
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IS FORESTER ST. s.W.. Apt. p
Duplex rms, kit. and bath:
$50 mo. mel. heat and hot water
Key Apt. 4. Inspect or call CO,
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TO BRENTWOOD VII
LACE N.E.-1n modern Aunt bldg.
Nv, rm.,. bedrm.. dinette. kitchen
and bath. screened rear porch;
avail; Sept /; $55. AP. 1865 or
MA. 5000.
1852 ONTARIO RID. N.w.-5 rms,
kit. and bath. Sis. See JANITOR.
1:-BEDRM. UNFUR. APT.-Elec. and
neat furn.: arst boor: $50. LA.
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uNII5. NJ. o-OoUJ.
1924 28th ST, S.E.-2 rms. kit.
bath: only $50 mo. Key No. .,
at 1925. Inspect or call CO. 5-6222
1@9 GALVESTON PL. S.W.-Duplex;
all utils furn.: 2 rms. dinette. kit.
n oatn; only eSS6655 mo. inspect or