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George o. Butler
Named to Federal
Education Post

George o, Butler, former labor
economist at the Labor Depart
ment and president of the Dis
trict Federation of Civic Associa-
tons. has been named director of
education of the Presidents
Committee on Government Con-
tracts.
Mr.. Butler, who has already
assumed his new duties, is
a native of the District. He was
named Man of the Year, 1855"
by the YMCA Council of the
Washington Metropolitan Area
and is vice president of the Dis
trict Industrial Union Council.
Other civic posts held by Mr..
Butler include membership in
the District Urban Renewal
Council. member of the WASH
ington Urban League and con-
sultant to the National Urban
League.
A graduate of Howard Univer-
sity, where he also earned a
masters degree in economics, Mr..
Butler took advanced study at
the University of Chicago. lie
served with the Army as an oc-
cupational and educational coun-
sellor during World War II.
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Victor Mitchell. all Of New York.
The team of Herman APPEL,
Louis Keller. F. P. Begley. Robert
Abeles. Ronald Rosenberg, all Of
New York, defeated by 1850
points the team of Oswald ia
CODY and Curtis Smith, both OF
Dallas. Tex; G.. r. Nail of Hous-
ton, Tex, and F. A. Bombeck of
Kansas City, Mo.
The team of Charles H. Goren
and William Seamon, both of
Miami Beach, and Mrs. Helen
Sobol, Harold Ogust, Boris Koyt-
chou and Peter Leventritt, all OF
New York, defeated by $40 points
the team of Edgar Kaplan, Al
fred Sheinwold. Harry Fishbein
and Ralph Hirschberg, all of
New York, and Norman Kay OF
Merchantville, N. j.
The team of Jack Denny of To-
ledo, Ohio, 10 Gutman and Rob-
ert Sharp, both of New York;
Warren Blank and Sidney Kasle,
both of indianapolis, and Lewis
Bernard of Cincinnati defeated
by l,0l0 points the team of Lew
Mathe, John Moran and Ed Tay-
lor, all of Los Angeles, and Mil
ton Ellenby and William Rosen,
both of Chicago.
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8 Bridge Teams
Continue Play

NEW YORK. Aug. 7 R.-
Eight teams battling for the
master team-of- -four champion
ship play two more round robin
sessions today at the summer
tournament of the American
Contract Bridge League.
The teams last night finished
the third of the seven scheduled
sessions in the round robin.
The team that takes the most
matches by the end of the round
robin tomorrow night will win
the championship and the right
to represent the United States
in the world match here next
January.
Results of the third round
robin session:
The team of Paul Hodge of
Abilene, Tex. Ben Fain and Har-
old Rockaway, both OF Houston,
John Hubbell of Kansas City,
Mo-, and James Jacoby of Dali
las, defeated by 900 points the
team of Alvin Roth of WASH
ington, D. c.. and Harry Har-
kavy of Miami Beach. Fla, and
Tobias Stone, Ira Rubin and
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Convicted Army Colonel
Sentenced to Dismissal

FORT DEVENS Mass, Aug lP.-An Army general court
martial today sentenced Col Walter c. Henel s.
from the and forfeiture of all and allowances
convicted of eight counts of unbecomng
accepting free the
he commanded and with attempting induce married
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Is it true that plumbing contractors
have a plumbing code which enables
them to sell the public LOT Of un.
wanted materials? Is it true that YOU
have to have plumber just because Of
the plumbing code? Is it true that
plumbers charge any price they want
to and blame it on the code?
The answer to these and similar
questions is no. a thousands times no..
In the first place, plumbers do not
have a code. Plumbing contractors
operate their businesses under a mu.
nicipal or state code which belongs to
you, the public. Its administration
and function is similar to that Of the
laws which govern doctors. pharma.
cists. restaurant operators. and food
processing plants. The application in
each of these instances is eighty diff.
ferent. but the purpose is mass protec.
ton Of public health. People don't
like to 90 to a doctor unless they can
plumbing cOniFaeioE Associations 81
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Pole Admits Charge
He Killed 80 Women

VIENNA. Austria, Aug. z (P.-
Radio Warsaw said a Polish
bluebeard accused of killing 80
women agreed to the indictment
before a Communist court in
Krakow yesterday, saying Eyes,
that's true"
The defendant. Wladyslaw
MaZurkiewicZ, 43, confessed he
killed two women and four men
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Marley Blamed
In Sea Collision

NORFOLK, Va. Aug. Z (P).-
Comdr. Richard B. Marley, jr.,
was found guilty here yesterday
by an eight officer general court
martial on a charge of "negli-
gently hazarding' his ship, the
destroyer escort Eaton.
The Eaton, with Comdr. Marley
in command, was involved May s
in collision with the battleshiu
Wisconsin some so miles off the
Virginia Capes, Damages tota!ed
about $l.3 million. There were
no injuries.
Shortly after the verdict was
returned, Comdr. Marley was SEN
fenced by the military court tn
the loss of $50 unrestricted num-
bers in the Navy Register. The
sentence vastly reduces his
chances of stepping up to cap
tain.
Denies Negligence
The verdict and sentencing
eliminated almost six days o.
testimony.
In final argument, the defense
counsel. Comdr. Robert w. Wells,
conceded that while Comdr. VAR
ley might be guilty of an error of
Judgment, he was not negligent
in that his actions merely fol-
lowed a chain established by
Capt. Terrell Conner and 1t.
q. gD Peter Van Shoeffel.
Capt. Conner was screen COM
mander of four deStroyers, in
Guiding the Eaton, in a formation
of ships maneuvering in foggy
weather of the Virginia Capes
and was aboard the Eaton at the
time of the collision.
Followed Rescue Pattern
1t. Van Shoeffel was the Eat
on's officer of the deck.
Comdr. Wells said Ca<t. Conner
had the bridge control of the
Eaton and gave the order for the
ship to engage in rescue pat
tern-for the rescue of g. man er-
roneously reported overheard
that put the Eaton on a collision
course with the Wisconsin.
The defendant testified he had
asked Capt. Conner, on assuming
the conn. to check the radar to
make sure the Eaton would clear
all ships and the division COM
mander had assured him it
would.
Capt. Conner told the court he
did not recall such a converse
ton.
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feel confident that he is qualified TO
make correct diagnosis and prescribe
effective treatment. They want quail.
flied pharmacist to fill their prescrip-
tions. They don't want TO eat in dirty
restaurants or consume canned goods
loaded with germs. That is why the
public protects itself by passing laws
setting health standards and controls.
Such laws have no relation to prices.
Similarly. the public doesn't want to
drink contaminated water, doesn't
want unpleasant odors escaping into
the house and has no desire to expert
ence an explosion. The public thus
establishes safe standards Of plumbing
design. requires that plumbing con.
tractors be tested through a license
system and hires a public Inspector TO
check all work.
Call your qualified plumbing con.
tractor who sells. installs, services and
guarantees.
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Meuny Back on Job
After Hospital Check

George Meany, president of
the AFL-CIO. returned to work
yesterday after an attack of in
digestion suffered last Friday
following a game of golf at the
Manor Club.
His physician said checks of
his heart and blood pressure
showed nothing wrong. He was
discharged from Georgetown
University Hospital yesterday
morning.
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known. was adopted May IA.
1854, at a UNESCO-sponsored
conference in The Hague.
BY its own terms, it takes
effect three months after five
countries have filed notifications.
Egypt. Burma, Yugoslavia, Mex
icon and San Marine have done
so. Hungary has. too, but its
ratification does not become eff
fective until August II.
Forty-four other countries
have signed but not ratified the
agreement. The United States
is among them.
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ton to dishonorable discharge
from the service. He was relieved
of his command last April.
Charges Are Listed
The board found Col. Heinel
guilty of these charges:
"a Accepting free meals
amounting to $3.50: 90 Failure
to pay laundry and dry cleaning
bills amounting to $50; (3D Ac-
cepting haircuts amounting to
SIG: ca Attempting to induce
a married woman to abandon
her husband by presenting gifts
counting and entertaining her
publicly as well as privately, and
talking of marriage to her.
80 Garaging his car In a Gov
eminent motor pool; 60 Having
his automobile repaired in a
Government motor pool and q
and g. Two counts of frater-
nizatlon with enlisted personnel.
The married woman referred
to in the charges was Mrs. Alice
M. Wilson of Westwood, Mass, a
3O-year-old honey-blond. She
was a witness at the trial.
The Wilson's have reunited.
They have two children.
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The sentence will not take
effect until it has been reviewed.
Army officials said it will 40
months" to complete the pro-
cedure at Fort Devens, LIST army
headquarters and in Washing
ton.
Col. Heinel wept as he went
back to his seat after sentencing
Pension Was Near
The colonel, who entered the
service at the age of 40, had
only six months to go before he
would have qualified for a pen
sion. He had previous service
before his current term in the
Army.
Col. Heinel a native of Chi
cago. was found guilty yesterday
after the eight-member court
martial board deliberated for
nearly nine hours.
Under the Uniform Code of
Military Justice Col. Heinel
could have received imprison-
ment up to 80 months IN addi-
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Bio BurIey Users

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is the
grain most used by brewers.
Mailing barley is grown mainly
in California, Idaho and the
North-Central States.
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in holdups. but declined other
details, the broadcast said.
1t reported Mazurkiewicz has
had handsome lodgings in
Krakow and Warsaw. apparently
financed with plumber he got
from his victims.
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plumbing coniraci District Columbia Suburban Nd
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Sheep in IsrueI Gain

TEL AVIV.-The number Of
sheep in Israel at the start of
1856 totaled 10000, compared
with only 10000 in 1948.
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HOUSES UNFuRNIsHED
cOI0RED

81 FENToN PL N.E.-s rms.
9TH, gas heat. newly renovated: S7b
2oO2 18th ST. NV rms, bath
gas heat. 500.
1926 o ST. N.W.-6 rms. bath
oil h.-w,h. For refined adults; $50
10 q sc N -EnnA 2
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

CLEVELAND PARK. mr.. Bureau o.
Standards and uptown shop. ctr
Liv. rm.. .bedrn.. bath. lge. closets
mod. kitchen, southern and western
windows: $4,000. small cash payt.
balance monthly. 3407 29th ST.
Apt. /. OWNER. WO. 6-6223, la
5-RM. AND BATH, fine NV. location
low down payt;; 7,i ;y yTs for 9a, pal :!
81 nW consul Suite pa 4oS " or phone ME-
S-s73l to q pm. Agents attention.
DE LUKE two-room. kit. and bath
apt. in immaculate. modern build
ing, only six years old, air-condi-
tioning unit included; location near
shopping and transportation. with
southwestern exposure, overlooklne
Rock Greek Park. Please call Mr.
Gavin. with II. q. sMlTHY CO.
w Sr a az COINS rs AVE vP al S csIitOrnis
st,-3 lge rooms, plus foyer; air,
conditioning unit: mod. kitchen and
bath: unusually well-located CO.
operative with elevator and switch
board ,ervice: good condition: ex-
cellent exposure; price. 81 BOO
terms. Please cali Mr., Gavin, with
H. G. Swiftly co ST. $4,000;
res, AID. 2-5004
LARGE 2-bedrm. ant, With covered
foyer, liv. rm.. full dining nm.
modern XII and bath; good rondi-
ton throughout: eley.. and switch
board service: excellent close-in n W
section: price. S14950, liberia
terms. Please call Mr. Gavin. witt
H. G Swiftly CO.. ST. 3-330O
res. Ap :-500i
BACHELOR APT, ga large rooms
mod tile bath, partial kit: excel
cloSe-in Conn. ave. location: eley
and switchboard service. Onl,
ST, 500. with low mo. aSsmt. Pleas,
call Mr.. Gavin. with H. @ SM1THl
CO. ST. $4,000; res, AID. 2-5O04
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! Blk. Off Conn. Ave. NV
APARTMENTS WANTED

TWO ADULTS want 4-room apt,
unturn. on md A. in pvt nome
with adults. Util. incl. In quiet
nelghborhood, Arlington or Fairfax
Call Monday. ia. 7-6733.
= small rooms. LADY, Phone DU
1-73l3
NEED FURN. and unfurn. apis. for
good twhitel tenants in D. C.
Call MANDEL. AID. 4-3400 ia
FURNISHED APT. wanted by retired
diplomat and wife: two or three
bedrooms; Georgetown area, from
phone WO. 6-HS71.
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RESTAURANT WITH BEER: over
~ cases and 10 kegs per week
~ 400 per week gross. Don't miss
TINS one
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3-BEDROOM BRK., mr.. Boiling
yrs. old; newly dec; YOUNGSTOWN
Kit; bSmt.: din. rm., IA baths;
fenced lot; avail. early June: Sl10.
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area with eleeant fixtures. Part.
ners do not get along. business
must be sold at ridiculous price
Call MILTON GOLDSMITH, DI
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

ROYALL TRANSFER - 6 rooms as
low as $50 or So per hr. AID
MOVING AND HAULING. day OIL
night: reas rates Call DU 7-96S7
HILL, well-Known mover; ms: exper
men: closed vans; low rates. apis
low as 500; any hour AP. 7-9656
CHESTER MOVERS--Large or small,
we do them ALL clean, careful,
courteous. ST. $500. ia. 9-0l15
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches a specially. S L MORRIS.
TU 3-ll50 or Ii. 6-3SS9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 1-0104 UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC Established 1906
CALL. PAUL for moving large oil
small Jobs. ANYTIME. also Sun. Reas
LIGHT MOVING. hauling, delivery
Md, Va and d. C. WA 1-3l16
IEDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. stor-
age. Reasonable rates. Ia 9-"a37
La
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SALON, just redecorated:
Georgetown, good business. owner
leaving town: . operators and maid
will remain. WO. 6-03S6. Ia
BEAUTY SHOP and broom apt. for
sale or rent Apt. could be used
Tor expansion Of beauty shop Call
BU i-3Si1 IA
KOSHER DELICATEsSEN and res
taurant: $50 600 per month volume.
NcW rnnnErn GAliI- MD L ~
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COLORED-s.E., ltOe c ST.-Rent
rent rms. MS Ii. 6-7is6, IA. 3
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

3-BEDROOM RAMBLER. located in
Falls Church area, S95-Sl20 month,
Bo' 1894 Star. -16
3-YEAR LEASE - Modern well-fur-
nished 4-bedroom, "-bath. maid S
room and bath house in NV. or
Chevy Chase section: will also con-
slider unfinished Call Monday,
Dip L 4, fT RE {l2RI erst Of June
well-furnished house: one lge liv.
rm.. 3 or bedrms,, 3 baths. maid S
room, rec rm.; D. c. area west OF
Rock Creek Park. Call CO. $4,000.
Ext. los.
GOVT. OFFICIAL needs Immediately
4-bedroom house. unfurn.. nearby
Virsinia. convenient to schools and
TRANSPORTATION. Phone Republic e
4l42, Extension 5000. weekdays.
9:30-5:30. MISS RICHARDSON.
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COLLEGE PARK
"WAINEY"

Historic old stone house built be-
fore Civil War, completely renovated
and undermined Acreage as desired
woods fields and streams (part Of
farm; = bedrooms 4 baths. library.
huge dining room for entertaining
with fireplace. oil heat. washer, -
car garase with workshop. Near
Centerville Va. on hard road. l
Washington; IS minutes to Penta-
gon, Available now. ! year or more
$3.50 month.
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TRANSFERRED OFFICERS
PROPERTIES

COLORED-I2Is MD. AVE. Me-
rms, bath, gas h. good cond. ss5
GENERALIZATION SRsH fTH-. 7 ~ n HOUSE, -is ga
mo-; heat, hot water, gas fur
COLORED - iai HAMILTON ST.
N.W.-s rms. bath. sh.: auto. ht.:
cedar closets; conv, loo. excel. cond.;
bsmt., yd.. gar: adults: Sl"5. 56l .
3rd S.; nw--6 rms, bath sh.:
auto; 1t; I'd, gar newly dee 4
COL0RED-s.E., l4Oe G sT.-Rent
rent . rms. Ii, 6-7l36, ia; g.
COLORED e.BEDRM. bungalow;
$3.50 10 children. AJAX REAL.
coLoRfD@iais y. J.. AVE. OR
1871 9TH ST. NV .--.-2-siorv row
RS rs NJ; f Go. q g.iSy5aIIo Toilet elec. gas
COLOREDOaG05 18th ST. N.E..lst
comm, 7 rms, bath, full bSmt.. oil
h..w,h.; reas. NE. REALTY. co
c SoL1oIiRiEi.Deio EMERSON ST. NV
"a rms; ultramodern; new sec
ton rec. rm. with bar " Holly
wood style baths, rent, Sl35. Best
COLORED-i49 ADAMS ST. NV
Modern brk. o large rooms. plus
recreation room; Sll5. Call AID
CoIoRED-ees GALLATN ST.
N.w.-Modern Colonial brick, Q
large rooms, plus recreation. large
rear yard; Sl26. Call AID. 4-3737
CoLORED. ei8 Z ST. SIS rms.
c6o 81 aA ON EXCLUSIVE RIGGS
PL. NV. a. N. Hamp. ave ilI0u
blk.l with. 10 rms. and = bath; Just
remoldeled, ideal for professional
man or non-proht organization or
rooming house HE 4-3lg1 Sun ,
Elk 3-34Os Monday
COLORED-Si95O, newly dec
rms. new furnace, new bath, va
cant. NV Inspect Monday. DIXIE
REALTY CO, MA. S-SSsO
COLORED open, inspect today
1854 HAYES st. ne. q rms, SB3 80.
DIXIE REALTY CO.. ACTS, lllI
coLoRED Sc. Almost new, q
bedrn brick; Sll0 Refs. MR.
DELE, 10. 2-O8sa, ST. 1880.
COLORED-2 BRAND NEW baths. .
brand-new Kitchens. with new auto
gas heat unit; at ITO Quincy pl
ne, with garage and rear YARD
S1l5 for both apis. HE 4-3l91
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NOW BEING BUILT!
POTOMAC PLAZA APIS
COOPERATIVE

Why Should You Buy? Max
This Comparison :.
For $4,000 you can buy
an air conditioned,
one-oeoroom apt. in
this modern coop bldg.
-. and own it forever!
For $4,000 you can
lease a comparable apt.
for 8ll3 yrs. 100 mos. at
SloU mo- and how
many times 8l3 yrs. is
forever?
You can buy any size
coop apt. in Potomac
Plaza on such reason
able terms that your
rental saving will aver
age a 200 return on
your down payment.
Investigate! Get the
full details and you will
un d erstan d why so
many people have real
lied the advantages Of
cooperative buying
that We already have
put A coop apt. bldgs.
into successful opera
ton in Wash. and
that more than 500 of
this, our newest and
finest building. h as
been sold, even though
construction has just
started.
Every one is a choice
apt. in this beautiful
croSs-shaped bldg, and
all types are still avail
able E. studio, /, 2, and
3-bedroom apt. homes
superior to any
h heretofore built in
Wash.
Come today! Our
on-the-site sales office
at 24l5 Va. Ave. NV,
is open daily and Sum
day, IL to 8. See the
model OF the whole 100
million dollar Potomac
Plaza Center, of which
you can be not only a
part owner but, If you
act now, an original
owner.
EDMUND J. FLYNN &C
lco-op Specialists Since ig20l
POTOMAC PLAZA OFFICl
24l5 VIRGINIA AVE. NV
DI. 7-4833
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
(continued)

PORTER ST., near Conn. ave.-1m-
new kit. and bath and many built
in extras: low oper. assmt.: price
Gavin. with II. g. sMITHY Co,
ST. Y-33On: res. AID. 2-5004.
2 BEDRMS.. foyer entr, ige. liv. rm !.
dinette. mod. kit. 5 closets, 8
exp; excel. cond.; :. In besut. Hamp'
shire Gardens, RAi 1882.
choice Va. location, mr.. Pentagon;
BUS AT DOOR: private parking;
ample storage. ldry. facils.: 81, 39b
down. .s73 mo. pays prin.. int :
taxes. ms, utils., and maint. Elk
CEPTIONAL BUYlll STILLS REAL
ESTATE, ia. $4,000.
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"S53 Ontario Rid. NV.
Washington's finest example
of enduring quality. In
superior condition after
quite a number of wears
because 1t was properly
built originally and has had
constant careful main
tenance and recent mod
erniZation.
lit is conveniently located on
its own 3-acre Hill with
private circular driveway
and overloOkS Rock Greek
Park and an area of fine
apartment buildings 1t is
basically so fine that some
of its apartment homes are
outstanding examples of
perfect treatment OF space
and facilities.
lit is fireproof and sound
proof. mas Handicapped
grounds. ample off-street
parking facilities. new
elevators and heavy wiring
for air conditioning. Values
are conceded to be among
the greatest that the city
has TO offer.
Available for purchase today
are -. 4 and : hedrm.
apt homes u with .
bathsl. Among these is a
most unusual apt. home
with 19N'7 liv. rm.. . he'd
rms, modern bath and mod.
kit with DISPOSAL and dish
washer. Also a lovely bal
cony facing prevailing
Southwest breezes and wiz
ing for air cond.
Ask for MAJOR CARNEY
at ONTARIO sWitchboa I'd
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r APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-VA.
1850 N. QUINN ST.

apt eS svailsSi Io's In sma p quiet apt
BIDS near Fl. Myer. S72.5 incl
utils, To inspect, inquire Apt No
or call H. G. SMITHY CO.. ST
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CALL OV. 3-2z16

433ia 9th ST. S.W.--6 rms. and
bath. gas heat, lge. backyard. S75.
623 MAINE AVE. s.W. - 6 rms,
and bath. gas heat; S61 so.
935 VIRGINIA AVE. S.W. - 10
rms. Ia baths. coal h.-w,h.: SOL.
a41 VIRGINIA AVE. s.W. - 10
rms, 2 baths, oil heat; Sl05.
9l6 SILVER SPRING AVE, Silver
Spring. MIDI rms and bath. bsmt..
oil heat: SS5.
c. H. PARKER CO.
.lN.ll 1
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SWIMMING POOL

SWIMMING POOL
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
In this newly decorated 3-bed-
room brick TOWN HOUSE. Furnished
or unfinished. Only / blk. from
andria. Gas heat: laundry and stor-
age room; modern kitchen. Shop
ping, schools and bus nearby: min
utes to Pentagon. Navy Annex and
D. c. community Fairgrounds, and
free swimming pool privileges.
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FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN 2 TIL 5 TODAY
THE BRoADMOOR

3hOl Conn. ave. NV.
a limited number Of luxury
class apartment homes are
available for INSPECTION. this
afternoon. in WASHINGTON S
outstanding co operative
building. These include an
diversified efficiency. a i
bedrm.. 2-bedrm. with =
baths and larger.
Advantages of owning YOUR
own apartment home are
manv and substantial OF
these. the BROADMOOR Is
classic example inasmuch
as, here. all the facilities for
gracious, carefree and COM
Portable living are yours.
Whether y0ur needs are i'm
mediate nr in the future,
we cordially invite you to
inspect these apartment
homes to-day and receive
any desired information
sDriye into the lower level
Of the BROADMOOR ga
rage lat no cost, take
elevator to the lobby and
ask for MR.. OWENS at the
desk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13
AURORA HILLS

AURORA HILLS
Top. quality home and location
4 bedrooms 3 baths. recreation
room and garage. All modern;
nearly new; available June IL.
ROMYE LAMBORN
OF. 1850 OF. 4-sO35
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13

GEORGETOWN AREA 3-bedroom
house adjacent TO schools shop
ping and transp. blk. George
town Hospital: avail. June i. Rent.
Sl30 per mo. FE. 3-i010 ST. 3
$50 No agents La
R0CkyILLE-Attrsc. 3-bedrm. brk
per mo SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY. INC.
PC; ..8ljl; ewes, Mr.. Wilson. GA
4=S0B4 Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13

USED-CAR LOT. operating one Of
the largest in WASHINGTON. centrally
located has done large volume OF
business in last 10 years. Ideal To-
cation for new-car dealer. reason
able price. Box sly. Star. III
ine community; small capital re-
quired: details, Box MIA, Star,
or phone Sun OIL. 2-S565. -l3
souvenirs. cards. Good for
other items also. No reaS offer re-
fused; leaving town. 525 9th ST. NV.