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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

The EVENING STAR C-9
Washington, D. G. =
FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, 1850
HOUSES for SALE. VA, tcont.I
$3.50 28th ST., n. ARL, --4-rm. stuc.
co bungalow, oil h.-w.h. fenced I'd:
$4,000. OWNER, FE. 3-7061, ewes.
MCLEAN AND CHA HOMEOWNERs
70 be--NeM 9-bedrooin, 2-hath
brick New England Cape Cod. on
price Of ss0.s tS fIii basement emf. !
fireplaeeS, separate dining room:
Phone now for appointment TO in.
S sPasssipi Y. 4 s Son Realtors q JOHN
n. ARL. DUPLEX-2-unit brick
bldg. provides rental income and
nice 2-bedrm. ant. for owner: close
Assume existing trust: $500 cash
needed. OWNER, JE. 2-4266, ia.
SPRINGFIELD, vA.-Assume large
81 on this 3-bedrm., 1is-bath split
level home. Large liv. rln. with ffe-
place, sep. din. rm., equipped kitch-
en- finished rec. room and gaTaee.
glo,vou. L1NCh bltOS., INC,
Realtors. Springfield. Va. FL. -
TARA---f BEDROOMS-$24,050' A
lovely home In a top location, This
is Q truly spacious home. Liv. rm.
with fireplace, full separate aim
FLOOR, PLUS BEDROOMS ON
IND FLOOR. Terms available. Open
VI y pm: Call at once. METzLER.
- No.
YOUR HEARTS DESIRE - Only
SlH.U5O. GI--Beautiful 3-bedfooFra
brick rancher on lovely wooded LOT.
Ofers features usually found in
much more expensive homes. Wide
spacious living room, separate dim
ing rm., fireplace, de luxe kitchen,
big,. well-planned basement with
daylight rec. area. MISTER VET
S Sbiie 2 use y ys. 6 3i rights . NOW
"a; 10000. real, ESTATE sERV.
ICE. INC. 2222 N. Glebe (off Lee
hwy. Open 90.
THIS We BELIEVE rs AN OUT.
STANDING BUY! New split-level.
with three bedrooms, two baths,
room tor at least two others; pos
sible recr. room with fireplace, mod
ern equipped kitchen. living room
with fireplace and large dining
area are Included. The sale price
Is only S22 $50; convenient area.
WRIGHT REALTY.
ASSUME $l7,SO0 CT loan. Sill per
mo. on this spotlesS. 4-bedroum.
2-bath. nearly new brick Cape
Cod: separate din. rm.. rec. area
in tul bsmt. ls-acre wooded lot,
price. $50, 500. CROWELL a. CO,
INC, al60 N. Glebe I'd, ia. o.
05O7,
HEAR We. HEAR YE. This owlief
needs cash and is willing 10 BaCri-
| flee his solid bfiek 4-bedroom, q
bath home with separate dining
room. huge Kitchen and full base
ment with playroonl. Only SlS,ghO!
Here's your chancel Don't delayl
/ Buy today--MOve in tomorrow.
| Cal ia 5-g00U REAL ESTATE
| SERVICE. INC, s.222 N. Glebe ion
Lee highway. Open 40.
THREE BEDRM. RAMBLER - Full
bsmt., h4-eere lot. fenced rear I'd;
walk to shopping center and ele-
mentaTy school. imn1ed. occup.;
Sl6.1O0. assume Sl2.35O GI loan
l4l2etl. DU 5-9190
SII.3OO. GL--Brick split-levei on
beautiful lot, B0X240. . large bed-
rooms, radiant heat. Diet. garage.
Call early. ia 4-l30O. M. T.
BROYHILL & SONS.
WHAT MORE CAN you GET FOR
$1S,96O? Four Ice. bedrms, den,
ga baths, lge fireplace In liv. rm.,
formal-size din. rm., scar garage,
Mus ONCE or den. over an acre
of ground Call today. IA. 2-4SO0,
WRIGHT REALTY.
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coIORvp .----IIs JfTTfRsON ST

y Kitchens. ) baths. OIL heat fun
otmi rec rm detached saraEs.
and out plus neviv sAnded hoofs
ouiy Sl3a mo. Mr. NEUMANN.
Ma s-nt.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

AMER. u. PARK AREA-In beauti-
tul Yorktown Village, Just over
ID. c. line, near Spring Valley shop
ping and Westmoreland circle. One
Of the. most immaculate and taste
fully decorated homes ever offered
Wide center hall and excellent
room sizes; bedrms.. : baths on
ner lot. a home Of extraordinary
class and enormous charm: S2S,-
2.Y41l: eves.. @o. 6.54sss. u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Colonial:
bedrms,, 2 baths, study. powder
rm.; $4,000. A. V. PIsANI, Real.
tors, OIL. 4-75O0 til Q.
BETHESDA, Garrett Park Nice 8,
bedrm. brick rambler with ful
bsmt., many trees. Only SIS, 800
CT or FILA. Call SAMUEL Z. BOG.
LEY OF MD, INC. OIL. $4,000.
BETHESDA-New exciting listing: 8
bedrms., ga baths. large out-of-
ground clubroom with fireplace.
level lot; quick possession; $50
500. Call MARGARET Mas, OIL l.
1854 with THOMAS L. PHILLIPS
MO. 6-790O.
BETHESDA RAMBLER, OF Bradley
blvd Very spacious 3-yr, -oIu bllCk
home on nice lge. lot. Bright Nv
rm. with firepl., lge. dining Il.
completely equip. elec. kit, with
table space, 5 bedrms.. !, baths
liebt 6smt. Vacant. Priced IN mid.
2Qs and must be sold. FRANK 8
Phillips, Oh. 2-7006; ewes. OIL
.-3u3U.
BETHESDA--Attrac anti -Ievai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

SEE
Yourself in a Ane home. This
charming brick rambler features
ceramic-tiled kitchen with table
space, spacious screened-in porch,
plus a good-size dining Il" and
3 large bedrooms. You can walk
to all schools and bus from this
fln ~, home, Priced at only $4,000;
FEATURES
Galore in this magnificent. all-brick
rambler, situated in finer area.
Approximately 21.5xl5 living room
with fireplace, family-size dining
room opens into spacious kitchen
with loads of table spaces 3 truly
tWin-size bedrooms with lots OF
closets. Make this q must for the
large family. This imposing rambler
also has q glowing reer room and Q
.1uilt-in bar. plus screened-n porch
Tor gracious living. See this elite
12-ACRE
Lots. with these lovely, yell-built
custom brick homes, ramblers and
spltt-levels. Three tWin-size bed
rooms and . tiled baths, center hal
to full-stze dining room and beAuti.
fui, spacious, all-electric kitchen
The living room has fireplace anc
lmahogany-paneled wall; recreation
room, full basement and garage
rrieed from S23.1oO to S"5,750. SCI
James c. Conley & Co.
$500 Ga. Ave. JU. 9-4lJ4 I'll
NA.E.-- -[2--S.- ---.-----
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sPRINCFIELD V1-H;.,.,;,,;;;n,.,- -I,,5;:

SPRINGFIELD, vA.-Assume large
81 81 on this J-bedrm., lla-bath split
place, sep. din. rm., equipped kitch-
en- finished rec, room and GARAGE.
Sl9,95O LYNCH BROS, INC,
Realtors. Springfield. Va, FL. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14
HOUSES UhfURN. Cont. ,

CHEVERLY, MD.-Delightfu cot
decorated. Sun porch, spacious
grounds; 30 BY 1870 II. fenced lot,
air conditioned bedrms.. S126 mo
AP 1-oaI1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14
HOUSES uNEuRNIshEp

COLORED-5-RM. AND BATH bricl
house. recently remodeled; excellen
equipment, including gas heat
S5S.5 monthly; On Wylie st, ne
between 10th and 18th st., +
and Eyel. MA. S-a257.
COLORED-alO Bth ST. SEC r.
2 ;; s h.-S VII s gar; $40 coLoREI!;
rear FEAR wards YARDS n new Dee &C.: i desirsbl ~
for adult family. DE. 2-56I6.
COLORED-NICE 3-BEDRM. bricI
home; full bsmt.: lge. screened II
back porch rent to nice family
500 per mo 1922 Southern ave
Sc. 10 S-579T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14
FOR SALE OR RENT
2O16 CONN. AVE. NV.
HILLCREsT
MICHIGAN PARK

blocks north OF new Providence
Hospital. tgs0 South Dakota ave
semidetaehed a-story brick, fun base
ment, ia baths; also separate dining
I'm. sos mo, ! bus fare only Phone
BROS INC III 7-"fa4. nj 7.sBa5
gOLORED--83O3 9th ST. NV
p0rches. gas h-wh. Venetian
blinds nice yard Rent or buy The
BURTON CO., 1914 X Gt. NV ST
3-93A4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

hedrm, hrick, large rms, equip.
kit mr.. school and store. JE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

Sc. HILLcREsT, D.C.-Rambier. q
bedrms.. ga. baths: wall-to-wall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

ssS RHs i IT, Si s IF sssss
1912 ADAMS ST. NE: 9 RMS
3-BEDRM. BUNGALOW: NV; $l25
LOUIS Ridden TU. 2-30B0
coLoRED-el3 FARADAY PL. NE.
blks. NV, new Providence Hos
pital. Attractive .5-rm. semi-det. =
story brick; full bsmt.. fenced yard.
Only 9 years old. bus fare Phone
STEUART BROS, INC.
DI 7-2434 DI. 1-SRph
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SPRINGFfELD SPLIT LEVEL -
rooms plus large den or 9TH bed
room PLUS lovely yard: level rec
I'm. with fireplace; 2ia baths; spa
ciouS center-hall plan, separate
din. rm, enormous all-elec. dream
KIT, screened porch: sarage: de-
lghtful, high elevation on quiet
CIRCLE; public and parochial schools
S5S.509 Mass: ave: 70 Cromwell
to Newington, right 70 home.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-14l1;
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c-bedrm. ali brick; bsmt.. outside
entrance, porch. deep fenced lot.
trees. Near school. transportation
and shopping. Assume existing large
40 trust.
Priced for Quick sale. s1l.950.
HE. 4-S291
POTOMAC AREA, Lake Normandy
level and rambler models: 9 bedrms.
fireplace in liv rm., equip. kit.
paneled family rin.. bsnt., garage
A rare bargain in this area ct S24 >
400 and $24.99O
Ask for catalog Of listings avail
able in January. KAY BOWLING
WASHINGTON Grove. Nd, telephone
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CoLoRfD-cLosf ~ NJ % Pai

lfr 81 Ibetaetn I'VE ans & end
taa Jrd h--g -tfdrm house excel.
menihy Ma s-est-
4 oiORfD---liiaf lssh II Ma
areW HHa coed frAt1p ara seFcSls
TEnRrF nOHCaF INC te1e
Is a. as Ma t-pItU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03

ness :. beauty is eoery wom-
ans business. So see how the
beauty of your skin comes to
life when you change to thor
ough care-with exquisite. fra
grant Sweetheart. Today, while
le Sale packs last, get regular
and bath size Sweetheart.
Stock up. Fill your shelves with
Sweetheart. The more you buy
-. the more you savel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
CRANE
LAYS TWO EGGS
AT NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS (P).-Jo-
sephine made big news in
the geological world Satur-
day when she laid an egg.
Supt. George Douglass Of
Audubon Park strutted like
a new papa and told news
men the event demonstrated
that whooping cranes can
breed in captivity.
Josephine and Grip. her
mate, are two of the %
whooping cranes remaining
in the world, Supt. Douglass
said. and the first to pro-
duce an egg in captivity.
Josephine added Egg No.
2 to the nest yesterday while
a photographer was waiting
around for a picture Of the
first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
Psychiotric Test Reveals
WHO'S Safest Driver

CHICAGO, May 8 (R. A
dream of highway safety experts
Ia test to determine in advance
whether q person is mentally
accident-prone or accident-proof
appeared a step nearer realiza-
Ition today.
Details Of tests which proved
about 80, per cent accurate in
three separate trials were pre-
pared for the annual convention
Iof the American Psychiatric As
lsociation.
Preliminary findings from the
3 year = old accident research
lproject at the University of
Colorado School of Medicine,
conducted in conjunction with
Fitzsimmons Army Hospital, in
dictated:
/. Religiously inclined persons
make the safest drivers.
Q. Motorists with a FREEDOM
linant interest in aesthetic or
theoretical values have the worst
safety records.
| 264 Airmen Tested
The project leaders-psychol-
|ogists and psychiatrists-tested
and interviewed 264 airmen from
Lowry Air Force Base, Denver,
on their psychological, psyche
physical and Observation-Disclosures
characteristics.
The airmen had high, mode
rate or accident-free driving
records.
1.-THE stable results achieved
with this test suggests that diff
Iferent sorts of individuals are
represented in the accident and
|non-accident groups" they said.
StresSing that this is a pre-
lliminary report, applied to a
relatively small group and lin
lifted exclusively to airmen living
at a base, they added:
Frankly, the authors are puz-
Izled by the relatively higher the
oretical and aesthetic interests
land the relatively lower religious
Interests in the accident indi-
Ividuals.
I 1T appears that the accident
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
Wife Gets Divorce
From Buddy Bner

LOS ANGELES, May 8 (R.-
May Mann. movie fan magazine
writer, divorced Actor Buddy
Baer yesterday, testifying:
when we were married in
Virginia lin Arlington in 1949,
I dedicated myself to making a
career for Buddy, but he was
lazy, arrogant and ungrateful
and never supported me. I knew
an actor worked intermittently
and supported him when he was
out of work.
But when he got a $1,250-a-
week spot in Las Vegas and I
was out of work and sick, he
refused to give me 500 a week
and magnanimously tossed me
$40 week through his agent"
A property settlement gives
Miss Mann, who was Miss Utah
|of 1888, sole title to the couples
home and 10 per cent of Mr..
Baer's gross earnings or mini
mum of 5000 a year.
Buddy, brother Of former
heavyweight champion Max
Baer. is himself a former boxer
who once unsuccessfully fought
Joe Louis for the title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03

to specify a date when the entire
animal exhibit will be finished.
In each alcove being painted
now, for instance, a single artist
Is laying the colors on, and this
is no mere bricklaying job.
The taxidermists create their
forms with a variety of tools.
The toolroom has saws, cross
bars, huge pincers, brace and bit
arrays. pipewrenches, outsized
calipers, mallets and other tools
one might expect more in a
boiler factory than a studio.
These men work on sizeable pro-
jectS.
Mr.. Browns Office contains a
mock-up an artist made for the
animal display back in 1889. Mr..
Brown said I'VE were thinking
about this display back when
we didn't have any idea when
there would be money to do it. F"
Jay Matternes is painting the
alcove where Mr.. Deaton's bison
will eventually make their last
stand. He is working from a
model he first painted and re-
painted to Ahow museum au-
thorities how the alcove will
look.
Mr.. Brown has travelled over
the Western country where bison
once teamed in millions. He
made color photographs and
brought back samples of the ter
rain. When Mr.. Matternes fin
fishes. the alcove will be faithful
in photographed detail.
Wyoming Setting
In alcoye nearby. artist Rob-
ert Hogue is converting the
rounded plaster walls into q
piece of North Wyoming. His
artwork will be the background
| for an elk group.
The painters roughed in theil
sketches and then the alcoves
were lighted as they will be IL
Illuminated finally. The artists
stepped back to where the public
will stand to view the exhibits
The rounded interiors of tbs
dioramas call for different treat
ment of perspectives than on q
fiat surface. And the tricks Of
lighting must be compensated
for by altering paint hues to con
form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
Smithsonian Project
Puts Life mammals

Some alcoves feature rock piles
The rocks are fake, but nodded
in materials that were cast from
the real thing found at the real
site.
The trees and weeds are as
lifelike as the woods themselves
This faithfulness will endure
too. The shrubbery wears a coat
of preservative that seals in the
color and keeps pine needles
clinging to branches.
Doubtful Visitor
A visitor was looking over 9
fir tree in an alcove still in prep.
aration last week. The fir wa:
green and fresh. The visitor
suggested artists must find it 9
chore replacing the greenery.
How do you mean?"
WELL" said the visitor, "this
FIR won't look fresh forever
Won't it have to be replaced?'
ut might not stay forever" ar
artist said. 1T does pretty we'll
though. How long do you thinl
we've had that one?"
"a day or SOP"
We've had it in another cast
about 40 years"
Down in the Smithsonian's
taxidermy department. Norman
N. Deaton is finishing up 6
sculpture of a bull bison. 1t is 6
massive thing.
Mr.. Deaton is also wiring to.
gether the bones from bisor
Calls legs. His sculpture mus
Ihew precisely to the lines of thu
living animal.
w. L. Brown, head Of thu
taxidermists, said it is impossible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03

subjects may well be psychology
cally more complex than their
non-accident counterparts, less
in harmony with their environ
ment and less conventional
There is some sign that they
(the non-accident group tend
to accept conventional values
to a greater extent; have SIM
pier and on the whole less de-
manding needs; have less con-
f1ict, both internal and external;
possess less elaborate physiology
cal defense systems and show
less tendency, both as children
and adults, to engage in con-
tentious or acting-out behavior,
1.-THE non-accident group had
fewer conflicts with authority in
the forms of truancy, delinquent
Icy and minor offenses, and they
more regularly go to church, en-
gage In prayer and in general
behave in rather socially con-
forming ways"
The report was by DR.. John j.
Conger, DR.. Herbert S. Gaskill
and DR.. Donald D. Glad, all Of
the University of Colorado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03

lon a great hero of the people
because of personal animosity,"S
delegates said. adding:
"Asiatic nations cannot afford
to forget Stalin's part in freeing
them from colonial domination
and there is therefore no ques-
ton of Communists from this
region T.. :. degrading that great
hero"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
I$l50, 900 Fire Probed
lat Mill Near Stuunton

STAUNTON, Va. May 8 R.-
Authorities today sought to fix
the cause of a fire that destroyed
the j. P. Belcher & Son lumber
mill just outside the city limits
last night.
The Augusta County fire chief,
Harry Craig. estimated damage
lat between $4,000 and 100000
No injuries were reported.
At the time the alarm came
lin. the county fire department
was trying out. a new piece OF
equipment. It was quickly
pressed into service fighting the
fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Indiu Communists
Still Lionize StuIin

MADRAS, India. May 3 (P.-
midas Communist Party will
continue to regard Stain as a
hero, delegates to the party's
annual congress at Palghat told
newsmen today.
How can we join hands with
Moscow leaders who throw mud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
Van Fleets on Trip

HONOLULU, May 8 (P.-Re-
tired Gen. James A. Van Fleet,
former commander of United
States troops in Korea and
Greece. stopped here with his
wife last night en- route to South
Korea on a business and pleasure
trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
BY RICHARD RODGERS

Artists with brushes, sculpture
tools and animal skins are work
ing on the new mammal show
in the Smithsonian Institution s
natural history museum.
For years, the stuffed animals
have posed silently in cases that
lacked oomph. Their new stage
is a beautiful place, with many
of the acts already on view.
The groups are in settings re-
produced with exacting accuracy
from their natural habitats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03

We're saving you dimes, quar-
tiers, half dollars in this big sale
for one simple reason: to in
troduce you to pure, mild
Sweetheart Soap. For we know
that-once you change to
Sweetheart you will never go
back to your old brand.
Sweetheart. you know, is pre-
fered by 9 out Of 10 leading
cover girls. Beauty is their busi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

RGETOWN-Garden apt, sep.
hedrm., cool. cow. all transp., for
employed girl, $40. CO. 5-639S.
YOUNG LADY wishes to share her
apt, with another girl. Own bedrm.
Call ia. 9-S665.
cOLORED GIRL WANTED to share
Catholic girls apt. Cow. to transp.
All privils. Reas. rent. NO. 7-7176.
6OLORED LADY would like nice
lady or couple to share apt. Good
transp. DE. 2-2Ss2.
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APIS. FURNISHED. G.
VIC. MASS. AND WIs.-Bedrm., spa,

VIC. MASS. AND WIs.-Bedrm.. spa
cious. twin beds. Avail Aug. g..
SS4 so. EN-. 3-l762. EN-. 3-4eJs
or ianitor. 1907 Woodley I'd. NV.
SENATE COURTS-l2O c st. ne
Beaut. furn. air-cond. ! bedrm. and
enc apis. tastefully dec. Ii. g.
2leS 10th ST. N.W.-l-rm. apt. /;
manager. 1910 Biltmore NV: $50.
AID. 4-75S0.
1929 PARK RID. NV rooms.
kitchen, dinette. bath. Including
utilities. NO. 7-7265.
lle2 IRVING N.W.-Lge. bright /
rm.. kit. bath. Nr, all transp.
S52,50. Apply Apt. ..
NEAR 9Th AND E N.W.-B.r.. i.r.,
kit. bath in apt. bldg; $40 mo.
81" TV. fan, etc. Box 26S-G. Star.
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8 THE SUNDAY STAR

washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, JULY 90. 1856
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l BEDROOM. $50 so
Rent Includes All Utilities
,.on w.,tS - 49,

To see this apartment in this
well-kept. modern building see or
phone res. mgr, AID. 2-6T6o.
on or about Sept, list there will
be available in this building an
efnciency at $3.50 month.
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 18th st. NV. MA. e-2100
THE CLERMoNT. 2106 F ST. NV.
/ rm.. kit. and bath and 2 rms, kit.
bath; rentals from SAY to S65.
1850 IRVING ST. NV.
Apt al fm., kit and hath; S4b.
1715 P ST. NV.
Apts.-1 s eng % rms IN az si t. and BATH
Ant. SIS rms. rms ssits and Sathi
1885 EUCLID sT NV.
Apt. 22--2 rms. kit, and bath; S64.
l740 PA. AVE. NV.
Apt. So rms, kit, bath; S53.75.
926 L ST. NV.
Apts.-2 and 3 rms. kit. and bath;
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
900 + 81. NV. : Ma. ses44o
1s47 MASS. AVE. sE.-S62 so
2 rms. kit. bath; heat, INV. incl.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. $4,000
1924 sth ST. N.w.-S7O
Redec.-2 rms. kit. din. bath;
INV. heat; incl. refgr.; conv., mod.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. $4,000
1922 MISSOURI AVE. NV.
9 Rms, Kit. Bath. Porch--S52 so
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

CONN. AVE.-Congenia young man
to share with another man. one
bedroom apt; TV. Call EN-. 3-7239
YOUNG MAN, 81 to IS. share lge. l.
bedrm. apt. downtown NV. Sec;
call AID. 2-666S.
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SIMPLIFY PARK

Attractively furnished and redeco-
rated 1 and 2 bedrms.. liv. rm..
picture WINDOW VIM oW ANN ample cIoset .T SPACE
laundry facilities: convenient to bus
and shopping center. Also. unfurn
a s,In, lsaS 9s 30; once on deyelop-
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CONN. AvE.-Elev. bldg, bedrm.,
liv. rm., din.-kit.. bath; 3 closets,
foyer: $50 plus utils. NO. 7-9023
1888 X ST. S.E.-1st a. liv. rm.. 2
small bedrms;. bath. kit; S51.60
/. T, oRAvATTE. Rsaltor. Ma.
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tIv, RM., bedrm.. H.. b.. utils. cpls.
only. 1926 18th NV. and 1920 Ga
ave. $40 up mo. RA. 3-1SS3.
GEORGETOWN, 1880 Que ST.
bedrm. apt bldg See any time
Open. Apt. "a: $50 so. DI. 1857
E.W.-Lovely 2 bedrms., lv. rm.,
kit. all utils; incl pvt. entrs.
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

REFINED LADY wants 2nd-foor sim
Gle room and board in Washington
City only. Reas. Refs. exchg. Box
27l-G, Star.
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1907 18th ST. N.W.-Laree 2.bed-
room apartment in convenient To-
cation To inspect. see janitor or
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iies CRITTENDEN ST. NV
Newly nodernized apt. consists of
kit. with 3 windows. pantry. comb.
bedrm. and liv rm.. maple furn,; 2
walk-tn closets, pvt. bath: utils
Included; excel. transp.: pvt. home.
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4909 lst ST. NV.
Apt. 4, Open for inspection. Liv.
rm.. kit, dinette. bath. screened rear
porch; duplex apt. Wo. 1924 or