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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-20
North caroIlnlan IIle. Eor s,u,e senu,e
Methodist. Vote In Fevor OF Roslol lr,.sro.io,

Chicago amp majority of members " the Methodist
church according
poll newspaper
50 Metho,ss proposal calling
accept persons regardless
econ
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-20

Following the concert social
hour was held at the home OF Mrs.
Gresham. 27l7 Clinton Av.. where
some Is persons greeted Prof.
Dorsey, enjoyed singing and par
taking Of a very nice dunch serv-
ed on a table spread with a lace
cloth and graced at one end with
a silver coffee service. Mrs. w. A.
Ross poured. Members Of the IN
ion and the Primaries club were
hostesses.
, 1956-10-01


~rHRl5TIAN5TED THEATRE |
THE HOUSE or aoOD PICTURES
Tuesday, Oct 81 Triple Feature:
w KID with Beh Steele
DOWN LAREDo WAY
Rex Allen Marjorie Lord Slim ickens
Chapters II q Il og JUNGLE DRUM OF AFRICA
Wed, Oct. BEL cAy1LAN vENcADoR IN Spanish
Tony Aguilar Elda Peralta
Thursday, Oct. Oct AZ THE TANKS ARE COMING
Steve Cochran Philip Carey Mari Aldon
Saturday. Oct. S Double Feature: /
SHE'S & ON BROADWAY Warnercolo)
Virginia Mayo Gene Nelson
BILLY THE KID IN TEXAS
BILLY H KID IN with Bob Steele !
sunday, Oct. I ! o NTHE WATERFRONT
Marion Brando Karl Maiden Lee ]. cobbEve Marie Saint
, 1956-10-01
BARBER SHOP
is now located at
No. IL Hospital Street
next to his hesidence)
q. Anduze
Barber


Plot 16 Of 1t. P~rincesse
Ronald A. & Sara G. Morris
cite : 2:3O pm.
THURSDAY. D la.
1855.
Par. 8 Of Retreat
Heirs Of Joseph James
ZOO pm.
Pars. i & 10 Of Retreat,
Heirs Of Joseph James
ESQ pm.
MONDAY. Q %. 1856
Par. S Of St. John
Charles Schuster 400 pm.
All expenses Of the sale in
|cluding the interest charges
on the tax due are to be paid
by the purchaser.
vendue Directors Office
Chritiansted, v. !.
September 10, 1856
w. T.. Moorhssd
vehdue Director
, 1956-10-01
FORCED AUCTION
EXCERPT f:om Comm
MANSIONS ADDRESS SAT.

MAWSCNsS ADDRESS Sal.
Furthermore, it is because SCOT tn,
Of the experience Of older dri- 81 the
vers that i present-day traf Collecti'
fic regulations have gradual property
" come into being. The mis- of and
takes of the older Generations the Adr
have made clear just what spe st. Croi4
cific regulations, signs, sig below b
nails, and practices are most ing owr
needle. The younger genera rears f.
ton need not make the same 1854, wi
mistakes to learn the same due Di
things, for it has ready-made time hel
traffic regulations to serve as MoNnl
guides to good driving.
The following conditions Andrew
make it portable that young
drivers will take the lesson in lsAO z
go snor+sn, Frederic
IOdQ ORO1 IO414d1A04A4Rs
pm.
Il. Competitive attitudes on the
HIGHWAY are now regarded as old WEDNE
fashioned. 1856
q. Generally sound and increas-
inqlY respected road regulations ~ Wde'
have been worked Out. Paul JaI
9. The social necessity q fFasfle GA Mar
Canute
{; lodaYs Y9ang anS 49, cal. $50 pm
ish waste o Ct Lite. whether N wa1 THURS
I, i 1856.
S. There is q growing admira4
tion for s~portsnanshlp on me 5 Prince
road. vo,no,
s5o Y IS likely 10 be BID Xii
found in company with expert Heirs 81
driving $3.50 pm
y. We now see hat sportsman
ship goes beyond practices that wEDNE
are merely legal 1856.
To refuse to face facts is
neither courageous nor sport
ing. The wise driver will not
refuse to consider exactly THURS
what traffic hazards he must 1855.
face when driving. He will
take pains to learn just what 1''9, :
n-~rn more. E
2:30 p. j
4s,a - slPar. ga
Frederi,
hills with gearshift ii neutral; MONDE
Evening star., 1956-03-11

like very nice fellows. One TALL athletic with
bonecrushing handshake and fine lightbue eyes; the
other was small round, mild fellow with buck teeth
and rmless octagonal glasses.
Their midness, however, the deceptive mdness
of fanatics For they dedicated to of
desperate violence, of outawry of war. they call
it, They were members of the IRA the Irish Republi-
can Army, once more on the march after decade of
quiescence, once more pursuing by illegal means their
avowed aim of ''liberating" Northern Ireland.
1t is hard to take them seriously at first glance
Evening star., 1956-03-11
The Irish Rebels
March Again sy BLAKE @4e4,
8y BLAKE EHRLICH

handful of with few arms and little money pitted
against the armed might of modern world power But
handfus just like them have left trail of murder and
mayhem behind them in history And today the govern
ments of Great Britain, Northern Ireland and Ireland
haunted by the threats of fresh major outbreak
Last August less than dozen IRA men brought off a
spectacular raid against the Army Depot at Arbofeld
England, setting off the biggest security mobilization
Britain has had since the war.
Within week, Scotland Yards Special Branch
recovered the 68 guns and $1,000 rounds of ammun-
ton stolen, and captured three of the raiders This
outcome points up significant change in the IRA's
situation. In the old days those guns and ammo would
have vanished behind the business facade of an IRA
sympathizer Now there few sympathizers enthus-
astic enough to take major risk.
But although cooler Irish heads are prevailing many
of them are shaking with grudging admiration and
remembering with nostalgia For fanatic and irreSpon-
sble though they may be- the IRA men are fighting for
ideal that virtually all Irshmen are agreed on:
united Ireland
World War u Roundup
North Ireland highly industrial, two-thirds Protestant
proftng economically from ties with Great Britain
has repeatedly rejected unfcation with Fire. Britain
has taken the view that while Irish unifcaon might
well be desirable on many grounds, it can never be
forced on the people of the North without their
liS was TIC POSltOn DTtdln originally aQOpteQ IN l9ZU
when separate governments were set up in the North
and the South and Ireland was 'partitioned.'
So, for generation, the IRA impatient young
to whom diplomacy is form of procrastination,
waged bitter guerilla war with shootings bombings
and propaganda
During the war, threat to Fires neutrality and
threat to Allied security, nearly 600 IRA men were
hunted down and jailed in North and South Ireland and
Great Britain In Fire. of them were executed for
killing police while resisting arrest.
After that its back broken and its cause apparently
gone when Fire left the Commonwealth in 1949, the
IRA lay dormant until its violent temperance year
and half ago with new leadership and new plans In
their cells through the years (the talked to in
Dublin had each spent six years in Irish as they went
over their past mistakes and mapped future strategy
Because the IRA has pledged an end to acts of terror
inside Fire and because it occupies aectionate spot
in the hearts of SO many Irshmen it is something of
problem child for the Fire Government handle 1t is
also useful in way, since it directs worldwide attention
to the problem of Partition But John A. Costello Eires
Prime Minister, believes that violence will achieve
nothing, that the partition problem calls for long
range solution He has denounced the IRA, but public
sentiment being what it is, has proceeded against it
slowly Last year Costelos government re-nvoked the
Oenses Against the State Act of 1882 an act that gives
sweeping powers to the government to deal with out
lawed groups However - Continued on page II
Evening star., 1956-03-11

The desperate men Of the IRA are busy
re-arming. This writer takes you
on visit to their secret headquarters
DUBLIN
sat cracked kitchen chair upstairs in of the
teeerng old mansions converted into Office buildings
bordering the graceful shabby squares of this ancient
Irish capital. The men was interviewing seemed
Evening star., 1956-03-11

BULLET-SHATTERED window is result Of
IRA raid on police station on Ulster border
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reharlAprs UNFURN D. G. tcen.l APIS uNfuRNIsHsp-p c

GEO 9Th ST. NV bedrms., liv.
nm. dinette. kit, bath; newly dec.
. shSw ~, b q Apt; ~; 1892, p. Il
kit. bath and enclosed porch; SO
PHELPS. INC. ma. $4,000. %
SlS.5O-1376 Bryant st. ne. ad-
tacent. to Brentwood Village-2
rms, kit, bath. dinette, scr. rear
porch: mod, 4-unit bldg. Ma. S.
1879: ewes, RA. 6-9490. %
S-RM. APT, incl. gas and elec.: good
transp.; mr.. Capitol Hill. Ii. g.
sssG.Ss MO-. 415 Mellon st. s.e.-s4-
family apt. bldg): upper and lower
apt; ca, 3 rms. kit. bath; nice
loo: mr.. busline, stores, schools. To
inspect. phone Ii. 6-le03 or Ii. g.
o3OS; once. S25 F st. ne.
Sc, AREA.-Modern l-bedrm. apts.,
redec.. excel; loc.,. conv. shops,
AK trsn nPcS Ss2 80 81 up Il 4 III
psdrm;. Nv. I'm. dinette. kit. and
6ath' c Heat hot water ss ana .r refs6
sSSSsssS5E$S' 'f sEog la5'FE .'l DAVIS Co.
REDUCED-Atfrac. entire End A.; 8
rms. kit, pvt. bath; utils.; adults
GEORGETOWS-253O Cue st.; .
bedrms, apt. bldg, See any time;
29O5 FAiRLAWN AVE-. Sc, No. g.
Lily: rm... bedrm., kit, dinette and
bath, SOL. Tenant furn. cleo. OIL.
4-3S24.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.
ROOMS FURN.-MD. G VA.
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

1880 18th ST. NV. = Large kit.
refgr., bedrm., semipvt. bath. utiis
turn.i $3.50 week. Two cheaper
units: Children accepted. DE
COLORADO AVE-. mr.. l4th-Large
NM or . rms, running water,
refgr, lee. closets, air-cond.; excel.
transp.: reas. RA. 1884. %
DOWNTOWN, PA. AVE. N.W.-Nice.
Turn. lge. front rm.; all utils.: on
transp. RIA. 6-24S5. Ia. 9-S736.
>
LARGE FRONT ROOM for settled
person: Mt. Pleasant carline; rea-
sonable. AID. 2-2975. 3
419 9th ST. S.W.-$6 week I'D: incl
utils. !. > or 8 rooms. Nicely furn.,
incl. fan. Cross ventilation. Cow,
locations. ME. S-6096. -
1914 18th ST. N.W.-1st mr.. Link.
rm; with range, refer. and running
water. 3
1857 p ST. N.w.-unsuslly large
room adjoining bath equipped for
Link; $3.50 d
N.W.-Employed couple;
l rm., kit, share bath: $ll.25 wk.
or S45 mo. May have telephone.
Call after $3.50 pm. wkdays., sat.
ana SUM- am. to $3.50 pm. RA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-01

RUGS-Nearly 200 very fine
genuine Persian and Chi
nese rugs of numerous
sizes. New and antiques,
will be sold by public auc-
ton at WILLIAMS AUG
TON HOUSE, 1906 H st.
NV, com m e n cling this
Thurs, May 8, at 1890 am.
and 7:30 pm. Also auction
continues this Sat. morn
ing at 1890 am. None finer
none more authentic any
where. An opportunity to
procure the worlds finest
rugs at auction prices. Auc-
tioneer'S phone, MA. 8-2679
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HIGH-FIDELITY
CABINETS

Manufacturers sale Of quality
over nifty units to choose from in
mahogany, birch. gum. walnut. oak,
cherry and koruna woods. This Is
q closeout of units normally sold
through retail outlets. II is the
only time these cabinets will be Of
fered for direct sale at these prices.
Hours Of sale: Sat-. o am. to 3 pm;
Mon. through Wed, am. to II
pm. Terms, cash.
DESIGNCRAFT CABINETMAKERS
1927 North Quincy st.
Arlington, Virginia
IA. S-7746
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FURN.-Complete furnishings efiici-
ency apt. Good cond.. Reas. Call
AID. 2-36e7 before IL. or after 10
pm. %
FURN.--Mahog. din. rm. table deaf
padD. 4 matching chairs; corner
china cabinet; Lawson sofa; excel.
cond.: will sacrifice. EN-. $500
after o pm. weekdays. rs
FURN.; Ape. turquoise foam sect.
sofa (new): mahog. din. rm.; sofa
wLchair; lined oak bedrm. OV.- g.
1894. %
FURN.-2 Mahog. tables Il din. rm.
and / tilt-top): sofa, beaut. light
brocade. EN-. 2-0719. %
FURN.---2 modern Apiece bedrm.
sets plus springs and mattresses,
mahog. and white walnut, SIPS
each. Auto Ht-Fi Columbia record
player. table model. 2 amp, almost
new, $50. Call ia. 5000.
FURN.-Downtown buy some furn.,
take over S65 2 rooms, kit, bath
apt. Apt. 604. 1101 18th st. NV.
GAS RANGE, new, used; installation.
PEERLESS SALES CO., 1887 Ga.
ave. NV. DE. 2-5666.
GAS RANGES, new, used; euaran-
teed; parts. repairs. ACME STOVE
co, 1O11 18th st, NV. MA, $685.
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GAS RANGES
E10

ACE PLUMBING SUPPLY CO.
22l6 Georgia Ave. NV. AID. 4-OO7S
GENERATORS. STARTERS; $3.50
up; .lge. assort.; cleo. motor repairs;
A Alst y osSSJy; Carly. 1908 14th,
GROCERY FIXTURES - Frozen
food. meat scales. Everything for
grocery. 10. $4,000. II
H-FI new Crestwood 4O4 tape
recorder. $125 cash. After 6 pm,
10. 2-S727.
HI-FIDELITY EQUIPMENT-Used
Fisher master audio control. Series
80. WO. 6.l439. q
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tconl

C0LORED-l452 CLIFTON ST.
Nicely furn., next to bath. IS wk.
Congenial surroundings. Apply after
g pm. %
C0LORED - 1903 EMERSON ST.
N.W.--Large front room, nicely
furn. Kit. privils. RIA. 3-599S. -
C0L0RED-3rd AND r N.W.-Rm,
for working man. Home privileges.
Nj. cars and buses. DU. 7-54O5.
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FARM AND GARDEN

VERY GOOD RICH ToPson for
lawns, and greenhouses: very rea-
VERY GOOD RICH TOPSOL for
lawns and greenhouses: very rea-
sonable. Call 10 S-4933.
TOPSOIL-Clean red loan: 5-cubic
yards. delivered Sc. area SIS.
BIRDBATHS, benches. vases. wall
fountains. flower boxes, Sundials,
statues. 304 d st. ne. Ii. 4-3S05.
AzALEAS. hardy. field grown; 30
cents or So a dozen and up. 251O
18th st ne.
TREE REMOVAL. pruning, topping.
trimming; lots cleared MR. CLAY
TON. UN 10000 any time.
AZALEAS EvERGREENS, wholesale
retail RCTH'S S2l1 Sligo Greek
pkwy Takoma Park. Md.
BEAUT. BLUEGRASS SOD-Compl,
lawn service. or do 1t yourself. We
raise our own. c. ]. LAUGHLIN,
HE 4-2555; ewes. HE 4-9525
CLEAN FILL DIRT-Topsoil. sludee
Bluestone, road gravel hauling
MR.. HARTING, 10. 2-S974. 3
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ROOMS FURNlSHED-N.W
1888 18th ST. N.w.-Businesswom
en-. sgle., ible. rms. clean. beaut
turn., mod. baths. NO. 7-g12g.
$500 35th ST. NV. corner Porter
st)-Large nicely furn.. room fol
/ or , persons; home and surround
inss must be seen to he appreciated
tion FOR every taste and pocket
book: daily maid service; some rms
with free 21-in. TV; 24-hr. switch
3D.; some pvt. paths avail: rates
50 so up weekly. Call CO. 5-73S1
" A DAY per person, .l10l 18th
ny. Attrac; sale. and dble: rms. So
lS SE hi SiIT TAHNEs III HotS pi 77TSssS
near nea e Sath i'd 5o I-6sss 'front.' room
DUPONT CIRCLE-s.rm. suite and
lge. rm.; pvt. bath; furn. OF un-
furn. Beaut. house. AID. 4-S2S1.
@SO6 ONTARIO RID. N.W.-Clear
lge. rm., running water. semipvt
bath, shower; Mt. Pleasant car stop
TF. and maid service; SIS q week
DOwNTOWN-61s 10th st. NV.
lapt. Sd; nice room for gentle
Ice. CLEAN furn. rm. for ladies
only. llOl 10Th st. NV, apt. 206
DU. 7-1071. Call after q. Sun. al
Daily DOUBLE sPECIAL-Doubl,
s se room On per s ps5SO per per weeE
Madison st. NV, RIA. 3-0764. The
eSiS 18th ST.-Nr. Cathedral ave
Gentleman. Semipvt. bath: $40 mo
DISTANCE DOWNTOWN
Clean and lovely sgle. rm. next to
bath: Cross vent; Mod: furn. Newly
S ss aS;H = n'w dble. pvt
bath shower: $50. Clean home. Gar
COR. CATHEDRAL AVE. and 9th
SCI SCI INA 5n;; pvt. pch' semipvt. bath
ATTR. STUDIO RIM. for gentleman,
:. semIpyt bath; AID; 2-3S66. II
ROOM overlooking garden spacious
1900 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Excel. single and double rms. In
businessman's home: reas. wkly OF
mo. rates. Share bath. RE. 7-6393.
DUPONT-scOTT CIRCLEs-se7 50
entr. b:3o-e;30 pm, 1886 r NV
N. Y. AVE. and 9TH. 7O3 Mt. Vernon
pl. n.w.-Lge. front bedrm., Ink:
refer. $40 wkly; everything furn.
PARK RD., IS33-Loyely rms; yng
men; sgl,,. dbl, shower, maid serv.
Good parking. $3.50 wk. DU. 1894
1888 n. II. AVE. NV. THE Pana-
manian"-Lge. redecorated single
rooms, $3.50 to $3.50 week. II
1888 p ST N.W.--Nice clean single
room with, southern exposurei only
siii p ST. N.w.-clock.radio, nv.
adj. bath; foam rubber bed: linens
R fuTn; 81. 81; 81 VIZ yss, Ex 3-og5i3.
crowd Of men and women al the
Randall House. Recreation rooms,
lounges, dancing. tennis, bowling,
laundry rnn" maids; S2b to Ss5
4th AND CRITTENDEN. master bed.
rm.; nicely furn.. h.p.. refer. laund
and phone privls reas. RIA. 6-SS3s,
1863 NEWTON sT.--ss to sii VIZ.
Clean, well-furn. For quiet, refined
people: reference required. -.
18th 81. NV. 15I3-Beaut. dbl
rm., running water, attrac., sgl,.
S25. Excel. transp. DE. 2-6530. -
1909 NEW YORK AVE.-The Allies
Inn has openings for permanent
residents. cow. to shopping and
theater section; mr.. White House.
state. Navy and Interior bldss.
NICE n FRONT Ice, ROOM. Jewish
home: good transportation RIA. 8
GARDEN STUDIO ROOM. very large
and attractive, double closets. pvt.
shower. pvt. entr.. picture window.
NJ. bus, shop" etc. Pvt. home.
iso ni VcRRIiT TfENDEN sT.--Lse. at.
trac. rn.. running water COW.
transp.; laundry privil. RIA. 3-eB'i3,
"a
MODERN, attractively furnished
studio room 211l Conn. ave, NV.
-
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HOLLYWOOD DAY BED Qarge size)
vanity writing desk also artistic
Nile green furniture. bookcase.
desk table. chairs. radio. etc. AID
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APIS. FURN.-D.c. Cont. J

THE CLIFTON. 1928 Clifton st. NV.
500; 4 Ice. rooms. 8 beds hail,
bath. and pantry. $50. See Janitor
or call NO. 7-4O42. %
UPPER 10th ST.. lovely lge. apt.
IN private home. All utils. I'm
limited phone. RA. 6-8244. %
1915 KENYON ST. NV rms,
sit; and bath; utils. incl. DE
NICELY FURN. APT, downtown
area, liy. rm.. din. rm.. bedrm., kit.
and bath. All utils. furn., rent S85
mo. Location. 1404 l. st. NV. RE
7;l027. for apt. 3
L 4Sad F Nth ' ST sd us sat 4ssS Sts IT,
ave, $77-$S0. Couples. RA. 3-1SS3
1874 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Ilbed.
conv. loc. AID. 4-2O59. -
LIV. RIM. bedtm., kit, bath, shwr.,
pch., I'd: couple, child: bus. shops
good, loc,; pvt. ent.; NV. RIA; o.
ST. NV. 1855. mr.. Shore.
ham Hotel-Bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit,
bath: $S5 mo-, all utils. incl. elev
MD. AVE. N.E.@Desirable /, .. 3
rms; good cond.; excel. loo: transp
az door SO up. Ii. 4;ll00.
Bis EMERSON ST. N.W.-Attrac
apt a, in bonn home Of young cple;; utils;;
NEW HAMP. AVE. NV s 4io4S
adults: Stils. incl. TU. S-Sos5. Wa
1913 OAK ST. N.W.-l-bedrm. apt
in apt bldg; S75: cow. location:
basement apt, $50. ia. 9-05SS.
1924 T ST. s.E.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
Kit. and bath: children welcome;
G Eses' WASH INNS sE sGn.oEP T 6ds slS Sad
rm., iiy. rm,. kit. din. bath; $50
S65. plus utils. NO. 7-9O23.
UPPER CONN. AVE.-Nicely fur
nished efficiency. consisting Of large
living room entrance hall. Kitchen,
tiled bath, 1913 per month, plus
utilities. Available Immediately. Call
resident manager, WO. 6-416Oa 8
1s e: II . PRGR "a kit. or s Two
sleeping. AS persons, or 2 apis. !;
HEIGHTS AREA-Ayail-
able now. attractively furnished /
or z bedrm. apis; reasonable. 10.
$50 OOi 5a6 ST. s.E.-ss week up. incl.
Incl. fan, CT cross s 'V Ventilation: COW
::9iI 9Th ST. Sc, near Nichols ave.
bedroom. kit. and bath. In new de-
tached apt. building. For couple or
or employed people. Good
transp.; 500 mo. 10. 2-S469. -3
GEORGETOWN. 1914 26th st.--1st-
f Te front studio apt, utiis; incl; +;
OIL. 2.712S, from S to Z. "a
GA. AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
portation. RA, 3-4SO7. .
MASS. AND 21st-Effic. vacant.
Also bedrm., liv. rm.. kit. bath.
BEACON Arts. 1901 Calvert NV
sEle y,; % I bedrm. Nv. nm, kit. and
R inei u RE- 9 fm s lGs 9s4cisney $40
ENTRANCE, nice Ice. nm,
next bath. shower: hot plate. lin
ems. refgr.; $50. 2o14 r st. NV.
l12e 18th ST. NV. downtown-
Beautiful ] bedrm:. liy, rm.. kit,
bath apt; SS5. DE. 1850, 3
roc rS9m ssS w for l. s47.5o for ?.
Ne; VIC VIC Of + 1000 block srd st.-An
excellent apt, new dec: furn. in
good taste; ,liv: rm.. kit. dinette,
bedrm. and bath: mod. and sunny;
s 3S E WE in ST. III etdSs
turp.. rm.. kitchenstte; share
bath; $40 mo-. incl. all utils. In
Spect any time or call NO. 7-6053.
AIR CONDITIONED. Conn. -Kal. I'd +.
Studio apt; small apt. bldg; 1
man; kit. din; peach tile bath:
utils.;. $3.50. Also SIN. unit, SOS.
$3.50 pm. 2014 Kalorama I'd. NV.
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EMERSON ST. NV. 93O-Living
S6S so and SOS per mo. Newly deco,
rated, with util. incl, in apt. bldg.
on streetcar line.
Isaac Pazornick, Real Estate
RIA. 3-1147 RIA. 6-15i6
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DOGS PETS. ETC.

COLLIE PUPPIES, sable and white
also tri-color: Axe reg. wormed
shots. Champ. stock. WE. 5-4536
CUTE PUPs-Toy pups. mixed; Toy
Belgium and others: 81 up. AP
SHIFTING CRATES for dogs, cats,
etc: all. sizes. light weight: low cost.
III Oglethorpe nv RA 6-3445.
Axe shots, housebroken. Wo. g.
GfRMSAN SHEPHERD PuPs-Excep-
tionally fine. Axe registered. Call
Fl 9.5i7 q y kAvrT' Richmond .! Va
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. Axe
registered. color Of Rin-Tin- Tin,
BOXERS. Axe. temporary shots,
champion stock, male S75 female
S65. Available now. 7 weeks. Phone
COCKER, blond female, reg. 5 yrs.
al shots; Very gentle with children.
10. 2-4933 after z p.m. 3
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES. males. Axe
registered. UN. 4-5l5S.
DO YOU WANT to adopt a homeless
pet? Call Washington Animal Res
cue League. NO. 7-5730.
WANTED: Good home for beautiful
black part Persian cat. 10. 1851 5.
KITTENS. grey and Maltese, plump.
loving, a1ectionate. 1l2 c st. ne.
Ii. 4-lbS9 after Il pm -
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NICELY FURNISHED
MRS. MURPHY. Res. Mgr.

1922 18th ST. NV.
Mid-clty Apis. walk downtown.
Lovely liv. rm,. bedrm,, kit. bath
and foyer sS5 incl ntils ia a.
4l4O. NO 7-bll1. -
CoLoRED--3 PMS. incl Gas and
cleo Brooklyn area LA. s-bsIi
CoLoRED-i ROOM, Kitchen and
turn. DE. 2-4Os7: eyes, II, =
cOEoRED-s52s 9TH ST. NV
l.rm., kit. share bath: blk. transp. ::
$50 mo. NE. s-6i35 or II. 6-4637.
coLoREp-s42s 9Th ST. NV.
Petworth--Desir, enc apt. avail.
immed. RIA. 3-b347, RIA. 3.4ll0
CoLoRED--igqs PARK RD.. NV.
-2-rmS Kit. bath, bsmt. apt.
Lovely porch adults only: SIS
coLORED-i;Op MEADE ST. NE.
v,ssI Sn,t ar,' . iSr1: III, SAX
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JALOUSIES

BY Seco
Warehouse Clearance
30-50% OFF
26ia "x3S9s" reduced to SALT
37"x50ss" reduced to S20.65
other sizes reduced proportionately
JALOUSIE DOORS, $34.88
Monday through Thursday. 0 to 6
pm. Fri. ewes. til 8. Sat, 10 am.
TO 8 pm. No cash needed. Take. 81
mos. to pay. Order now; pay later
SECO SALES
e17 Sligo Ave. 10. s-3o1O
JET PUMP hip, with 30-gal.
tank. like new. 500. JE. 3-2272.
d
KITCHEN jABINEIS-Sacrific sale
of complete display kitchen and
misc. cab DREAM KITCHEN CO.,
3R03 18th st ne I'm. 4-02n0 Il
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APARTMENT VALUES

2315 Lincoln I'd. n.e.-1.bedrm
apt: SIT so, utils. incl.
4302 HALEY ter. s.e.-1-bedrm
apt: S69. so.
343 Raleigh st. SEW. rm.,
bedrm.. din. kit, bath: S65.
r. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
2 Mass. Ave. Realtors Ma. 2-5Q2o
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APIS. EURNIsHEp-YA.

NICELY FURNISHED-1 bedroom
living room, kitchen and bath
Convenient to shopping, Pentagon,
etc. KE. S-4624. -
10 MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN OR
PENTAGON-3 rooms and bath
LIST floor of apartment building
SS5. ia. 2-2522. -3
ENJOY SPRING in country atmos-
phere-Only 8 min. town: l bus
fare; stores; lge. liv.' rm., bedrm.,
kit, dinette, bath: IN modern decor
apt bldg; S11O. IA. 7-926S. ia
DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA - Fur.
nished and unfinished apis. fire.
proof bldg; janitor service: laun-
dry privileges; continuous hot wa
ter; SIS to $3.50. Call TIE. $500
BEAUT. DEC. bedrm.. cleo. kit:
Pine 0 dinette ars Dsi y p r% K saitsbc
or 3 girls. l9 West Chapman,
i. oy; 3;S529 or ov. S;;077s. p
Lovely mod; furn.: 10 min. from
p psis iSe IA bus lisss' Era s4 NJ
ARL. -Bedrm.. liv. rm.. din, kit.
bath; above avg: utiis. except cleo. (:
sos. IA. 7-ss94. ia. 2:1S9O -
NEAR PENTAGON = Family apis.
Free parking. ia. 2-3343. Is
APT. BLDG, l-bedrm.
apis, sos and $99.50. Close to bus,
shopping center, churches and
schools. Available Immediately
Laundry and storage facilities. To
inspect, call ia. 5-2400. WALKER
q DUNLOP, INC, $50 N. Monroe
ST.. Arl. Va II