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Capital Offers
Last Respects
|ToAdmirdI King

The Nations Capital paid its
final respects to Fleet Admiral
Ernest J. King this afternoon
with funeral services at Wash
Iington Cathedral and a military
parade up Constitution avenue
to the Capital.
There the casket was trans
ferred from an artillery caisson
to a motor hearse which left for
Annapolis for burial in the Naval
Academy cemetery.
The admiral, who commanded
the largest fleet in history, died
Monday at the Portsmouth IN
H. Naval Hospital, after nine
years as an invalid. He suffered
a stroke in 1947. He filled the
posts of Chief of Naval Opera
tons and Commander in Chief
of the United States Fleet in
World War II.
Services at the Cathedral
where a guard of honor hao
stood a 24-hour vigil, were con.
Quoted by Naval Academy Chap
lain John Zimmerman and the
Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre, jr.
dean of the Cathedral.
In the funeral parade were the
Navy Band, a battalion of mid
Shipmen from the Naval Acad-
envy, a company of Army infan.
try, the Marine Corps Band. 9
company of Marines. the Navy
ceremonial guard, a squadron Of
airmen and a composite unit Of
women members of all the armed
| forces,
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American Quits
Magazine Field

NEW YORK. June 30 (P). -
The American Magazine is ceas-
ing publication after its August
issue.
The monthly magazine has
been published under its present
name since 1911. 1t was started
in 1906 as Frank Leslie'S Popu-
lar Magazine" The Americans
circulation was ga million.
Paul c. Smith. president and
leditor-in-chief of the Crowell-
Collier Publishing Co., said to-
day features of the magazine will
be added to Golfers and Wom-
ANS Home Companion with the
September issues. Subscribers
ito the American will receive
either Golfers or the Compan-
ion.
Describing the move as a fur
ther step lin our unfolding pro-
gram for reorganization and
growth of Crowell-Collier," Mr..
Smith said:
"Crowell-Collier'S larger and
more influential magazines now
overlap the basic editorial func-
ton of the American magazine:
That of providing interesting and
useful information about family
activities in and out of the home.
Consequently, publication of the
American is being suspended. :"
Mr.. Smith said title to the
American magazine is being re-
tanned "for use in another con-
text in the future"
Coincident with the announce
ment Mr.. Smith said notices had
been sent to advertisers inform
ing them that, effective with
the January 4, 1857 issue of Col
lier'S. Crowell- Collier will in
crease advertising rates by II
per cent ito cover the cost of
an expanded editorial budget
and increased costs in produce
ton and distribution"
An additional 10 per cent ad-
vertising rate increase for Col
lier's. effective with the January
4, 1857, issues, was announced
to cover an increase in circula-
ton guarantee from 81 million
to 4 million per issue.
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to Act
AS Rock m Roll
NC in Baltimore

BALTIMORE, June 90 R.-
Paul Whiteman. who has waved
his baton in time to both jazz
and the classics. will lend his
prestige. if not the baton, to
rock n roll.
Whiteman announced yeSter-
day he will sponsor an r and r
concert July IL at Westport
Stadium here. But he explained
that he'll only be master OF
ceremonies. Bill Haley. a pio-
Ineer in the rock n roll field,
will do the leading.
If the try-out here, and one
later in Jersey City, N. j., are
successful. Whiteman said. he'll
set up a Nation wide tour with
himself as me.
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ny the Associated Press

The House Committee on Un-
American Activities has set July
10 for the start Of its long,
planned probe of the Fund fol
the Republic.
The initial hearing. Chairman
Walter. Democrat of Pennsyl-
vania, said yesterday. will deal
with a fund-financed survey
concerning "blacklisting' of per-
sons in the entertainment in
dustry for alleged Red activities
Mr.. Walter said John Cogley
director of the survey. has beer
subpoenaed to testify at the
closed session.
Mr.. Cogley's report said the
blacklisting has become common
practice in all parts of the en-
tertainment industry except thu
legitimate theater.
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Probe to Start July 10
On Fund for the Republic

, Mr.. Walter said the survey
levels very grave charges against
organizations and persons in
the S. industry whose efforts
have been directed toward elimi-
mating the menace of the Com
muniSt conspiracy in the United
States"
He said the committee wants
to know what the purposes of
the fund and Mr.. Cogley truly
were"
Mr.. Cogley, in a statement
issued in New York, said the
committees action involves
freedom of the press"
| He said the question is whether
"a man must defend or explain
a book he has written or divulge
the confidential sources of his
information"
! The funds president, Robert
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By the Associated Pres,

Representative Powell, Demo-
|crat of New York, says Negroes
must practice racial indignation
in their own institutions if they
want white institutions opened
to them.
His comment to reporter yes
Iterday referred to a letter from a
Mississippi Negro educator pro-
testing Mr.. Powell's refusal to
pose with Negro student in con-
Inection with what the Represen-
tative said was promotion of "a
Jim Grow, segregated cotton fes-
tival in Memphis"
Mr.. Powell, a Negro from New
York. said the protest came from
DR.. j. H. White. president OF
Mississippi Vocational College, a
Negro school, in arguing there
will always be need for all
Negro institutions.
I'm an migrating society,""
Mr.. Powell said, "the Negro can
not ask that which he Is not
willing to give"
He explained the incident Of
the photographing as follows:
While attending a social func-
ton in Haiti, given in his honor
by United States Ambassador
Davis. he was solicited by a girl
seeking signatures for "a scroll
of some type"
Mr.. Powell said both he and
the Ambassador signed, but
when he inquired about its ma.
ture he said he was told it was
Ito promote" an all-Negro cot.
ton festival in Memphis.
Mr.. Powell said the girl, Max.
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M. Hutchins, said in New York
that Mr.. Cogley was chosen to
make the survey because he is
"a journalist of high integrity
and ability" He added that the
Cooley report speaks for itself"
1T gives the American people
information on a subject Of i'm
portance to every citizen" Mr.
Hutchins said.
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construction will be between 81
billion and SO billion annually.
| M. Clare Miller, a contractor Of
' Mcpherson, Kans., told news
men. This will require a monthly
average of from 435, ZOO to 450..
600 workers employed on TIN
! site, with upwards of $4,000
during the summer months"
The present work force run;
about 100000. The volume Of
construction for 1856 is expected
to hit record $5.5 billion.
An additional 100000 workers
will be employed in connection
with production Of the necessary
=, materials. supplies and equip
ment for the program, Mr.. Miller
said.
F. C. Turner, assistant to the
Commissioner, Federal Bureau
of Public Roads, said his agency
sprobably would be increased IS
per cent before the 13-year pro-
gram is completed.
Other round-table participants
I asserted that:
f l. Construction. Some of the
lnewly authorized highways in
$the interstate system would get
under way Immediately. Incom-
splete returns from Geographic
survey show that more than 500
smillion in contracts will be
awarded by State highway de-
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Deputy Clerks Named

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, June
l29 Especially Miss Dora Belle
Kearns and Mrs. Luvina Mosier
Frye have been named deputy
county clerks, Berkeley County
Clerk Harold o. Keedy an
lnounced.
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.YoIe Growth

NEW HAvEN.-Yale Univer-
sity is the outgrowth Of a small
college founded by 10 Connect
cut ministers at Saybrook in 1701.
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Highway Program Means
10000 New Jobs by 80

The $33 billion highway construction approved
day by President Eisenhower approximately
100000 nthe-site jobs by the peak year of 1861
This forecast by the Associated General Contractors
America oundable conference yesterday the
effects of the largest public works Nations history
ct expected that total highway road and
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity - Clear
and cool again tonight, low neal
go Fair. warmer and more hui
mid tomorrow.
Maryland-Fair and cool to-
night, low 1886 in west and S.
65 in eastern portion. Some
cloudiness and little warmer
tomorrow.
Virginia-Fair and cooler to-
night. low $3.50 in west and So
ga in eastern portion. Partly
cloudy and somewhat warmer
with scattered showers or thun-
derstorms likely in west and
south tomorrow afternoon OF
night.
Five-Day Forecast For
Washington and Vicinity
June 30-July 4
Temperatures will average
near or a little above the S6 and
81 normal temperatures for
Washington. Warm tomorrow
cooler Sunday, cooler Monday
and warmer Wednesday. Show
ers and thunderstorms Sunday
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and again Wednesday will total
one-half to three-fourths of an
inch.
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Record JTemperatures 4

Tide Tables
FURNISHED BY the United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

C0L0RED-413 NGRAHAM ST
N.W.-Semidet. brick. 8 rms. Z
sI09 mo. RE. 7-5224. TU. 2-Ii1i.
COLORED-C ST. Sc, mr.. Kentucky
ave.-6 rms, bath, 2 incl. real
porches. front porch. 2 kits. cellar
gas heat. hot water, tubs: gar
$i25. RA. 6-Se4S.
COLORED-6O FLA. AVE. N.W.-6
Sso o94Ss. bath h'-"'h' $780, 12 "a
COLORED - 3 BEDROOM, Semide-
tached. Ayr. -old brick house. near
new Providence Hospital, 9TH and
Delafield me-: corner lot: fenced-in
yard; immediate possession. ia.
1924.
COLORED - NEWLY DECORATED
brick .5-rm. house. full bsmt:.
fenced back yard; $50 per mo. Call
Ii. 4-0561.
COLORED-Detached bungalow on
lots at 4212 22nd st. NE. Vacant;
sos. 90. Owner will redecorate. HE
4-3197 Sun, Elk. 3-340S Mon.
COLORED-I002 9th ST. NV
heat; reas. rent. WALTER A.
BROWN. 1o1s Vermont ave. MA
S-l652.
COLORED-VACANT = Heated. 4
bedrms.. . baths. porch. garage; on
Georgia ave. Lease to responsible
party at reas. rent. RA. 6-s9l9.
COLORED--1II 18th ST. SEE
rms, baths; newly dec; rent,
500. Call ia. 9-77SS.
COLORED-IS28 CORCORAN ST.
N.W.-Lge. brick bldg. kits
500. Tenant will show. AUER-
BACH a. co. DI. 7-650l.
COLORED-I5I8 NEWTON ST,
N.W.-6 rms, kit. bath, bsmt..
encl. porches. Auto. gas heat; re-
dec. S125 mo. Call CO. 5-6222.
.COLORED-2. AND 4 BEDROOMS,
ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY
LOUIS Ridden tn. 2-306O
COLORED-RENT AND BUY
Top northwest location - 9 room
brick: concrete front porch: 2 baths;
bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; garage; COM
pletely redec. ST. 3-4415, TU.
cOLoRED, NEWLY DECORATED
bet. home; 1904 Evarts st, ne.
Seven rms, 3 bedrmS., Ia baths;
500 mo.
ROGER MOSS no. 10000
= - ~ H. IN L he. 1-b-b-
COLORED
613 FLORENCE ST. NE.
Desirable 6-rm. and bath home.
coal h.-w.h.; S65 per mo. to respon-
sible party.
GOSS REALTY co.
2144 K ST. NV. MA. S-i353
COLORED
1881 9th ST NV.
8 Rooms, l Bath, Sa2 80
1913 9TH ST. NV.
8 Rooms and Bath. 5000
1918 10th ST. NV.
Is Rooms. = Baths, Hot-Water Heat
Rental, S9I.50
627 MORRIS PL. NE.
6 Rms, Bath. Coal Hot-Water Heat
Avail. Sept. /. Rental S64,50
The Riggs National Bank
WASH. LOAN d TRUST BR.
900 F ST. NV. MA. S-3440
COLORED-ON HILL
Z ROOMS. BASEMENT. OIL HEAT
OTHER HOUSES. APIS. AVAIL.
1St NATL. REALTY
2 Thomas Circle NV. RE. 7-3534
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MT. PLEASANT apis, 8 sleeping
rooms, 3 porches; oil heat; all
rented, long lease; rent, $3.50.
price. $4,000. 1901 Kilbourne pl
NV. AID. 4-9477. IA
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N. ARL.-On wooded corner lot. a
bedrm. brk. Colonial; mr.. McKinley
swanson Schools; Sl25. KE. S-64Ol
2O2O 3rd ST. NE. and 232 v ST
n.e.---3 bedrms.. liY. rm.. din, kit.
Lull basement; nr. transportation
IHOS. L: FARRELL CO., 72l 10th
St NV MA S.0fR5 NA'
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COIFEE a SANDWICH BAR: inc

LAUNDRONAT. almost new. IN shop
ping center income S325 .Wk the
best eaIiDmsnt for ths butine.t.
50 100 down a. X SEELYE, Df.
SggE
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HOUSES FURNISHED

NORTH ARLINGTON - 3-bedrm.
brk. house, full bsmt., auto. washer;
excel. loo. lovely shaded lot. Good
so 5-i09j.
RESERVOIR RID. NV. across from
GEORGETOWN Hospital q rooms,
bath, double, rear screened porches
SlOO per mo, For appt to inspect
phone ME. S-33SO or 10 3-604g.
ALEX. FORT BELVoIR AREA. on
U. $ Rte. l-3 bedrms., SIS
month JE. 4-l440.
Mr.. WALTER REED. 9l5 Butternut
~ bedrms., . baths: clean and
reliable tenants. RIA. 6-l9S4.
VJiRGINIAz59-rm; house on acres,
on Broad Run. open Sunday / 10
pm, co. 5-469S or Manassas
l8s-J4.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--By OWNER .
naval offcer's lovely brick home. 3
bedrooms and den or 4 bedrooms;
3i2 baths; nicely furn. Between
clubs, Just off Conn. ave; $3.50 per
mo now avail. Call OIL 4-si40
SPRING VALLEY AREA-Sublet 10
January /: CLASSY apt.-size de-
tached, air-conditioned Open IL
70 . 1911 Van Ness st. NV
$. ARL.--Attrac. 2-bedrm Diet (:
cony. stores, schools bus. Sl2J per
mo call JE 4-s9a2.
CLEVELAND PARK, 5000 Porter
81 y.--Well-furn 4-bedrm. house
Ions or short lease EN-. 9-g2a0
Open SUNDAY 10 TO q
i.RoOM COTTAGE. completely and
beautifully furnished. "a miles
from CAPITOL. miles r. Meade
insulated; washing machine. every
modern convenience Accent / or .
children SS5 mo Central s-3i3t.
18th AND DECATUR NV bed.
rooms IN baths 2 sun rooms,
fireplace automatic washing ma
chine RA 3-i37g
n. ARLINGTON--Almost new brick
rambler. 3 bedrooms. . baths, rec
room in daylight basement Many
extras. Available Sept /. 5000
CAROLINE / cAMPBELL. JE. s.
0if3 JE 3-9O67.
LANGLEY. VA level eontempo-
rafy HuEe iiV rm firepl . lse
bedrms. DRESSING rr.. 2 baths lge
din I'm tfrepll, kli Quick posses
sion vith ease until June ] sls5.
MLLtcENT cHIATEL. IA. $3.50.
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BOOMING HOUSE, registered with
school; always filled: IS nicely furn.
rms, 4 baths with Ist-h. bath;
home plus S34S inc: only SI,300
down: balance monthly. KEACH a
PURCELL, EX 3-24l2
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NRUGSTORE, high volume. unusual-
~ high net: old, well established
store in stable growing suburb: part
colored Excel. buy. Box ;i97-H. Star.
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hO0MlNG HOUSE, SO7 Eye ST. NV,
-Bullding and furniture: now op-
Grated as a rooming house; in best
cohd.' never any vacancies; Is
sleeping rms; income over $500
mo-; price, S33.75O: $500 cash
and principal r. G. DUNE, WA
T-O7So HO ~ O~nn -"
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THE MENDOZA
1920 goth st. NV.

APT. 66-Overlooks Potomac and
Virginia hills beyond. Here is an
unusually nice 2-bedrm. and den apt.
home with center hall foyer, liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm. pantry, new kit. and
bath. Newly re-dec., new cleo. fix-
lures; ample closets. 8 exposures;
new II Gu. It. refgr.: new screens
and very attractively priced, this
charming, large home is located atop
the Conn. ave. hill at Kalorama I'd
blk. from Conn. ave-; bus and Mt
Pleasant car; well established eleY
bldg. Ask for MR.. THOMAS.
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HOUSES FURN. Cont. J

ARLINGTON-Excellent opportunity
70 occupy the LIST floor which has
= bedrms., sun rm.. liv. rm.. din.
rm.. kit. and bath. Receive S75
r From 2 ri bs o3r s apt v which c Is
Monday. ALBERT H. COHEN Co,
ia. 2-166l.
FOGGY BOTTOM. in the best sec
ton. of this convenient neighbor-
hood, q charming home, Just re-
modelled and newly furnished, suit
able for 3 adults. RIDDELL
REALTY CO., 17lS Eye st. NV.
DI; 1890. Ewes. and Sun. AID.
Mr.. KENNEDY-WARREN-This very
desirable spick-'n' span, newly dec.
semidet., air-cond.. 3-bedrm. home
ditlonal bedrm. and bath. Furnish
lngs far above average. Garage.
Only S225 per month JAMES L.
DIXON g. CO.. ST. 3-7200.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnished
cor house for rent; large yd.; excel
transp. RIA. 6-55SI.
N. ARL.. Just of Glebe I'd. country
tlul q H. taecra liz I'm lge.
sep. din, rm., porch, garage. 3
lSy. rm With oedsm. and bath.
$40; 3n-day possession. MILL
CENT CFATFL. ia. s-7330
TAKOMA PARK-Liv. rm.. 8 bed
rms. din. rm.. kit. $40. Small
-, allow. S9U. Avail. nov. u. g.
7347.
FURN. OR UNFCRN. 4-bedrm. mod
ern, brick cottage. on grounds of
one of Washington's show places:
only 6 miles from Capitol. House
located considerable distance from
manor house. All fenced in, for
complete privacy. Swimming pool.
finest stables. miles Of enchanting
riding paths through gardens and
forest. House situated on high
knoll, overlooking Potomac River.
commanding scenic view of unSur-
passed beauty. Yacht basin and
river frontage. Vegetable gardens,
dairy and chicken houses. Will rent
reasonable to party desiring COM
plete life of country squire. Only
persons of culture and refinement
WEST EVANSVILLE = bet. brick:
nicely furn.; 3 bedrms.. liv. rm..
din. rm.. kit: rec; rm., gas heat,
reas. rent. Ii. 4-7265.
FOXHALL VIL.-Beaut. furn. house;
iron grill porch overlooking park;
$3.50 short or long pd. FE. 3-34S3.
DIPLOMAT will lease his home
det. s rms. upper 10th st. NV,
nicely turn.. lge. yd.. S325. Insp.
Mon, DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. s.
$3.50.
CHEVY CHASE, mr.. VACANT;
beau. home for diplomats bed
rms, 3 baths, lge. din. rm., liv. rm.,
maids rm.; $3.50. MRS. DUNNING-
TON. OIL. 2-2635. EN-. 2-S3S3.
CLEVELAND PARK = VACANT:
beau. furn.. rms. . baths, maid S
rm., gar; S235. MRS. DUNNING-
TON, OIL 2-2635. EN-. 2-S3S3.
GEORGETOWN-A aforementioned 3
bedrooms, . baths, new dishwasher.
garbage disposal. refrigerator. deep
freeze. 1909 complete. Redec-
GRATED. Piano. Charmingly fur
nished. 1923 33rd ST. NV. Open
MD, close to Andrews
and Bolling-2-bedroom bungalow;
liv. rm., din. rm., tiled kit and
bath; screened back porch close to
bus line; fenced-in yd; adults pre-
ferred. Call 10. $3.50.
SILVER SPRING
. bedrms. . baths; for | year;
$3.50 mo. Garage, beautiful lot.
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GKUCEKY STORE. corner; rent
300; entire bldg. with apt; owner
stock: sell reas. due TO illness.
kEACH a. PURCELL. EX. 3-24I2.
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LUNCHROOM-Forced to sell due
to i'll health. PRESTO LUNCH, 6O2
r st. NV. RE. 7-2975.
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EDMUND ]. FLYNN CO.
Coop. Specialist Since 1890
as Bldgs In Wash
DI. 7-4333
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KWIK SHAKE I'M, National driye.in
tAIsE CAPITAL. BEST METHODS

FREE BOOK! Free Seryicel . 600
businesses, farms. income proper.
tles for sale. U. s. Report, Boz
'tOl57. Los Angeles. Calf
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RESTAURANT WITH LfQUOR-Top

LUNCHEONETTE- gfoc
Offer; liv' Quarters. no %.9426'
I BUY STOCKS and fixtures OF
ha5dTsre' clothing ssv and shoe s 5gJs
RIA y-b4Bl
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THE ONTARIO
2S53 Ontario Rd. NV.

APT. 4@2-s.W. cor. 2-bedrm. apt.
home has l9x27 Fl. LIV RM. WITH
BALCONY. Gracious foyer. huge
closets, new mod. bath. pantry with
sink, maid S rm. (could be den. TV
rm. or small Bird bedrm); air cond.
avail; in good condition with in
spiratlonaf' mod. kit. disposal and
dishwasher). $1,000 UNDER COST.
ALSO AVAILABLE-Sim well
located and attractive l-bedrm. apt.
homes zone lust re-dec. with full, cor.
din. rm. and vista view" in 3 di-
rectIonsl. Ask Tor MR.. BROSSMAN
al ONTARIO SNitchhOa I'd
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FORCED SALE -bedrm. LIST fl. apt.
bus at dr.; $500 dr., $50 mo. incl
prime, inter, taxes, insurance. util
ESTATE. ia. $1,000.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS

First time offered in main build
ing, de luxe hotel apt. unfurn. South
erR exposure all rooms. Dining bal
cony, living room. bedroom, walk-in
closet kitchen and bath. Carpets and
draperieS included. Price, $4,000.
Foyer, living room, small dining
room, den. bedroom. kitchen ana
bath, Carpets and draperieS included.
Price, Sl3,750.
Large entrance hall, living room,
solarium. bedroom, kitchen and bath.
Just redecorated. Wall-to-Wall carpet
and air conditioner included. Price,
Sl6.500.
Call Mrs. Chauncey Murray
RANDALL H HAGNER CO., INC.
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THE BROADMOOR

APT. 406-Attractive and home
like foyer, liv. rm., solarium, Jr. din.
I'M, lovely kit, > beurms, :. baths,
air cond., wall-to-Wall carpet in bed
rms. and one foyer with entrances
INTO corriaor.
IF SOLD his WEEK END, owner
eager TO sell. Will take LESS THAN
PURCHASE PRICE.
APT. 3U4-3 exposures, foyer, liv.
rrni S0larium, : Dedrms., , baths, 8
cntarnceS INTO corridor; wall-to-Wal!
carpet throughout; air cond, full din.
rm, mod, kit. with disposal and dish
washer. Must be seen TO be ap-
preciated.
ALSO AVAILABLE-Equa de-
Sirable efficiency, l-bedrm, l-bath
and 3-be0rm, 2-bath apt. homes.
Realistically priced for today's pre-
election market.
Ask for MR.. OWNES at BROAD
MOOR desk.