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NoAtAAiucU rTOm FlrSt rage
Exclude negotiations on a basis
of equality"
Before negotiations would be-
gin, Mr.. Shepilov added, some
one. point of view would have
the upper hand. The advantage
of a balanced committee is that
1t gives opportunity to consider
various points of view"
Mr.. Shepilov repeated his as
sertion yesterday that any ne
gotiatlng machinery which the
Security Council sets up should
have some sort of link" with
the United Nations. He said it
was too early to say whether
that link should be with the
Security Council.
Viewpoints Called Close
The Soviet Foreign Minister
said he would stay in New York
as long as necessary" The
length of his stay, he added,
depends not on me but on the
progress Of our discussions
Referring to the closeness of
the Egyptian and Soviet points
of view, the only differences Mr..
Shepilov could see over the ne
gotiating body was on the num-
Der of members. At London. he
recalled. he suggested a six
power committee and Egypt is
now thinking of a nine-power
group, he said.
But the same principles would
guide either body, he said. Both
are envisioned as balanced"
committees. he said.
Mr.. Shepilov repeated his will
lngneSS to agree to a larger
membership so long as the bal
ance" is preserved.
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known to favor the idea of a
negotiating committee, Iranian
Delegate Dalai Abdoh urged the
Council to try to avoid vote on
the British-French proposal and
seek a solution by negotiation
Peru also favored negotiation.
Seven Votes Likely
On the other hand, the Brit
lsh-French proposal was sure of
four votes-from the
United States, Britain, France
and Australia. Cuba, Belgium
and Nationalist China also APP
peared likely supporters.
This would give seven votes
for the resolution, required for
Council approval, but that or
else could override a
Soviet veto.
Mr.. Dulles and Mr.. Popovic
were the last speakers in the
opening round of policy state
ments. The Council was sched-
lled to begin closed door meet
Ings this afternoon in an effort
to permit a franker and more
Informal exchange of views be-
tween the two sides.
Western diplomats said they
wanted to give Egypt every
chance to put forward new pro-
posals. The closed meetings.
they added. might make it easier
for Mr.. Fawzi.
Early Decision Sought
The Foreign Ministers taking
part in the discussions are press
ing for a decision of some sort
by the end of the week. Some
of them have made definite plans
to leave for home by Saturday.
Mr.. Shepilov, meanwhile. was
quoted in Cairo as saying that
Egypt will not stand alone in
her present struggle. You can
rest assured that she will not
lack anything"
The government-packed news
paper AL Gumhurriya said the
Soviet Foreign Minister told its
U. N correspondent, Aggression
on the Suez Canal may spark
war, results Of which cannot be
predicted r."
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Luis Somozu Named
Presidential Candidate

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Oct. 9
(P).-Nicaragua'S Liberal Party
yesterday nominated President
Luis Somoza as its candidate in
the presidential election next
February.
Somoza succeeded his father
in the presidency after the elder
Somoza died September 90 of
wounds inflicted by an assassin
September 81 at Leon. The
elder Somoza had been chosen
as the Liberal Party candidate
to succeed himself.
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Dulles Calls for PUTTING
Suez Beyond1-NotionRu

Continued From First Page
the guise of giving financial aid
for improving the waterway.
Alternative Ideas Mentioned
Mr.. Dulles dealt at length with
the proposals of the two Lon
don conferences of 10 Nations
during August and September.
Il believe" he said, that the
Council can accept the princi-
Piles enunciated by the 10. ma
tons as principles of justice.
There exist, Of course, a
great variety of means whereby
the principles stated by the 18
could be carried out. I do not
suppose that anyone regards
the particular arrangements
they suggested as sacrocanct.
And I believe that this Council
ought not to close its mind to
any alternative suggestion that
might be made.
But as far as the basic
principles are concerned, do
not see how they can be disre-
garded by this Council when it
invokes the principles of JUS
tice.'
Negotiation Group Urged
Egyptian Foreign Minister
Mahmoud Fawzi and Mr.. Shepi-
Low yesterday urged the Council
to establish a negotiating group
to work out system of cooper
alton which would protect Egypt S
sovereignty and at the same
time take into account the in
terestS of the canal users.
The Council was sharply di-
vided between those nations
wanting to go down the line
backing the British-French pro-
posal and those who want to
shunt the issue off to a negotiat-
ing group with a showdown vote.
Yugoslav Foreign Minister
Koca Popovic. scheduled to
speak after Mr.. Dulles, was
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LOST

BELT TO PURPLE DRESS, Friday,
pm Reward EN-. 9-1533.
CAT. siamese Reward. Phone DR..
FRIED, OIL. $4,000
DOG. mixed breed. tan and white. male,
mos. old, Tag No, 7SS3; vic. Hillcrest
sc Reward. Lu. 1-0736
DOG, beagle. male. lost Thursday, vic.
OIL MI vernon cut on right front
foot; reward cail sunday or after
DOG--SlO reward: smal, reddish brown,
shaggy Norwich terrier: vic GEORGE
town no collar; answers TO Snoopy.
DOG, weimaraner, in vic Of 6400 blk.
Bradley 6lvd silver gray color: re-
DOC. Pomeranian. male: lost in vic. OF
$500 Wisconsin ave. NV; reward. EN-
3-2UNO
DOG. beagle, male, mos, Seat Pleas
ant area children's pet gun-shy.
wa 59hs9.
GLASSES, lady's bifocals, Oct. 4; vic.
y upto vi restaurant s Or Conn. and Yuma;
GLASSES, lady's, brown case Vic. Lee
Gardens. reward. ia. 2-i50S.
GOLD PIN, lost Vicinity stater Hotel
october q reward. wO. 0-7724
HATBOX, pink, in taxicab on Fri, bet.
DORCHESTER House and Senate Office
Building Reward Call MA. s-3i2O,
Ext 92n
PEARL NECKLACE, single strand. en-
erald clasp reward, Constitution Hall
or VIC. Du 5-7095, Route ], BOX
- Vienna. Va.
PUPPY, collie. mos, sable and white.
vlt on left hind leg belongs to small
child. ~ 5-G357
sToNE MARTEN FURs. 3 skins. reddish
brown lost between Rosslyn, Va and
Georgetown Thursday night Oct. 4
Call OIL. 6-5GG2
WRIST WATCH, lady's. Hamilton. near
lsth and Columbia I'd. NV: reward
co 5-di3d
HAVE You FOUND A STRAY ANIMALS
CALL WASHINGTON ANIMAL RES-
CUE LEAGUE, NO 1890.
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FOUND


CAT, gray and white vic. Elsworth a .
owner OF good Va home Kf. a-3g5g'
CAT. large, gray and white, male. vic.
Prince 81 owner Or good Va. nome
XII $4,000
DOG, sire terrier. male in Silver Spring
ogner or good home. ~. 5-5iS3.
$40 20 I'm.
DoG. Weimaraner, in Bethesda. ~
5.3ls3. 40 70 ON
DOG. part collie rabies tag No 4GppGi
lIIMAN MOORE ia. 2-SH3g
DOG scotty. female, black. vic Grove.
Yen owner or gocd Va, home XII
DOC. collie male. al Howard ave IN
kensington tan and white VIII
DOG, collie male IN Monteomery CO
w 1.6lsJ 500 70 nm
KITTEN, female. mos. old. stray: nart
naltesc. Rooc home with adults TX
1850 ewes. DU 5-3iaa
KITTEN. siamese seaipoint. vicinity lat
ant New fork ave nv Call III
1.10h5. after pm.
kiTrEN. calico manx vic South Pitts
81 ounef or good Va home XII
PUPPIES, female black ana phise We
" kson oHntr q soo4 va home
ruPPY. collie. female. about 4 months
eld. IA. g.pi5e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
LAW IN THE NEWS
Don'tOffer Opinion
If Involved in Accident

1t is usually e. good idea to
stay tight-lipped if you become
involved in an accident that
brings you into contact with the
law.
For if you freely express
opinions, other than statements
Of simple fact. you may be stuck
with a legal blame not rightly
yours.
The collision between the
Andrea Doria and the Stockholm
provides good illustration of
how lawyers view the matter.
AS soon as the captains and
crews arrived in the United
States they were besieged with
questions on how the crash had
happened. But the shippers of
the Doria and Stockholm an
Swered virtually none, according
to newspaper reports.
This was because lawyers told
them to keep mum until TIN
Official investigations.
The reasons for such silence
are the same your insurance
company has in mind when 1t
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you admit nothing
following an auto crack-up. The
objective is not to escape blame
that may be yours. but to protect
you (and the company from
saying something that might be
used against your interests.
Experience shows that people
involved in an accident are often
among those least apt to know
where the blame lies. They are
usually confused, under emo
.tional strain, and perhaps in a
state of shock. Thus it is OBJ
Iviously unwise to admit blame OF
give opinions.
Although you are directly
involved in the accident, youl
concept of it may be inaccurate
Even where witnesses are plenti-
full, it often takes expert investi-
gators quite a while to find ou,
just what happened. And adj
mission of fault is what court;
are set up to determine.
The next article in this series vii
appear Friday.
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Water Lines Voted
For LyttonsviIIe

The Washington Suburb a n
Sanitary Commission yesterday
authorized the extension of wa
ter and sewer lines to Lyttons-
vile, in Montgomery County.
The action came after County
Manager M. l.. Reese reported
specifications outlined by the
utility in January, 1853, had been
met by the county. This in
cluded surveys of property, and
the establishment and actual
grading of streets.
In his letter, Mr.. Reese said
that, once the lines are installed,
the county will require connec-
ton to houses by ordinances to
be enforced by the Health De-
partment. Installation of the
lines is expected to cost more
than $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

Court Judge John r. Fletcher
ordered Mr.. Fischer's release
from Jail at a habeas corpus
hearing in Upper Marlboro.
Mr.. Fischer, the owner of a
steak house on Good Hope road
in Southeast Washington and
another restaurant in the Glass
manor section of Prince Georges,
is charged with fatally wounding
Wilfred A. Grove, "A. at the Half
Shell Restaurant in Silver Hill,
which they jointly operated.
States Attorney Blair H.
Smith warned he has informal
ton that friends of the slain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
Staying Defendant
Released Despite
Vengeance Threat

Francis A. Fischer, 48, Silver
Hill Md restaurant owner
facing a murder charge in the
shooting of his former business
partner last Wednesday, was free
under $4,000 bond yesterday. de-
spite a warning be might not live
to stand trial.
Prince Georges County Circuit
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War Dead Recovered

TOKYO, Aug. 13 (P).-A Japa-
nese war graves registration
mission has left Sarawak, Brit
ish crown colony on Borneo,
after recovering the remains Of
500 Japanese soldiers killed on
Pacific battlefieldS. The remains
were found on Borneo and New
Guinea.
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

man only. s35 mo. TU. 2.2g52.
NO, 7-4527
sHERATON-PK. AREA--l-rm. enc.
seniipvt. BATH $50 no.. utiis. incl.
CO. 5-3513.
CALVERT AND 18th AREA -rm.
eiilc., share bath. $50 no., utils.
incl AD. 2-S239
1888 IRVING ST. N.W.---Lxe. twin
bedfms.. nicely furn.. refgr., grill.
semipvt. batn. S42 so sgle.
BASEMENT STUDIO - Refgf., grili.
shower, radio, ~. foam matt 81
sii 2i47 2 nv. Ex. 3-5533.
BASEMENT sTuDIo-RssTr.. Ffiii.
shower, radio. ~, foam matt: 81.
si4. .i47 p NJ. TX. 3-e633
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HDIs87 21th ST. N.E.--3 rms. bath
fenced front vd e4b per mo
Apply sOl5 DoJzlas 81. ne.
ADAMS MILL RD.. 2ess. ny. 18Th.
Columbia I'd - bedfm,, list m
rms. are lie. and spac. well ar.
ranged. Venetian blinds. newly dec
". tfn.. IL. diEette, bath reg mar.
1873 " ST. NV, lust on Thomas
cirele--Llv. rm. bs0rm.. kit bath
mod. APT nice size rms. sbg. 80
co. 5-2533. Df. 7-67O0.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--i bedroom,
Nv I'm. Iii. and bath: enc. and
oaehslof; also fgrn RI 1-b289.
sEAR PA. AVE-. BKID0E-i besfm
Nv. I'm, cinette, kit. and bath;
Venetian blinds ftirisfratoT: con.
yenisnt location. ss2.B0 plus ptis
1919 Y0una a. ae LII s-oa8s.
500 u ~. NE.--Liy. I'm. einetss
KIT and bath enc e.. 80 70 Der
no can NJ s-0Cfi. EN 5-iBOO
sEsATE COURTS. = bik. from ser
ste One Eicg ~ -5edrn. ait
sEcsPtlona nies. 40 c h %.
IL. 3-s616.
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COUNTRY BOARD

A BEAUTIFUL ESTATE. n nj. east
81 WashingtQn. fer geflcns desir.
HoWfE tcfAoETT Mi.chsilviiis
Nd. OF ptcne Cedar 6-e72e.
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APIS. FURN.-p.c. tcont.l

CALVERT ST. NV, I855-Near
Shorehafn Hotel efficiency or /
bedrm.; elevator bldg; see janitor.
81 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-White;
bsmt apt, 2 rms, kit, pvt. bath;
all utils. inolud. SIT wk. Ii. 4-945S.
2145 CALIFORNIA ST. NV, OF
Conn.-Very attrsc.. studio / and
bedrm. apts. Sb5-S135. WO. 5000.
1900 CONN. AvE.--Attrac. studio
and 1-hedrm. apt; desirable loca-
ton. Se5-S125. VIC. 5000.
MT. PLEASANT, 1852 Hobart st.
n.ws-Attrac. bsmt. apt, 3 rms,
Kit. bath. pvt. entr. DE. 2-6S34.
1928 COLUMBIA RID. NV. q block
to 10th st.-2 bedrooms. living
room. kitchen and bath, S97 per
month. Newly decorated. Avail
RANDALL f Il. RAcNfEks 4 SAn co..
DE. $4,000.
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ROOMS fURNlsHEp-N.w.

1914 18th ST. N.W.-Elevator bldg. /;
lovely single rooms, near shower:
only SIS weekly.
347I 18th ST. N.W.--Nice single,
room. So and So weekly; men. RIA
DOWNTOWN--clean, spacious, COW
TV privileges. sgie., 80 Dbl. S7 per
person. no. 2-h321.
1910 p ST. NV, 1.-THE Churchiii"--
Clean rms; run. water, cleo. fan;
maid serv.; S7 UP. NO. 7-eS6s.
ON 18th sT.--Master bedroom. pvt.
bath. air-cond Ice. closet, cow
TO rest. and transp. Ho. 2-4O67.
DUPONT cIRCLE--singie and dou-
bic rms, kitchen privileges II
desired. 2l26 r st. NV.
1888 n. n. AVE. NV, The Pana-
manian"-Redecora single rms.
mr.. bath; S7.50-sS wk.
NICE LARGE RM., Jewish home:
good transportation. RIA. 3-046S
COLUMBIA RID, AND Isth---Large.
clean. air-c0nd.; large closet: pri-
cate home: lady. DE. 2-9l54.
CARLETON HALL, 2iOl N 81. nv
Dbl and sal. rms. with run. water.
maid serv.; 81 up wk. DU. 7-0570.
2IgI " ST. mr.. oWU-Sele. lady;
attrae. furn. nm. can be seen any
time until q pm. tx. 3-45J6.
1918 DELAFIELD PL. N.W.--Nice
front nm. semitic home: nr. transp. /.
man; $50 a month. ia. 9-OObS.
1928 2Ist sT.--Highiy desirable
semipvt, bath, or 2 gentlemen;
excel. location. Du. 7-477O.
OPPOSITE sHERATON-PA HO-
TEL, 2T07 Woodley I'd. n.w.-2ud
a.. south front; pvt. bath; employed
gentleman only.
DUPONT CIR: 1907 10th 81. At
tractive singi d0le; fireplace.
shelves; desk; semi pvt. B; maid;
PARKING
IIgi 18th ST. N.w.-Loyely front
single rms, Attraetiyely Turn. maid
service: ~ week DU. 1.S3iQ.
$500 CONN. AyE.-Loveiy rm. with
new furniture for rennsd young
man or business woman. Call before
10 am. OF after 3 . n, Sun. or
Labor DAY AD. s-4372
CAIRO HOTEL. 1915 q 81! nv
Rooms. private hath OF runn.nz va
ter Special weekly and monthly
rates Appiy manaser.
GEORGETOWN, asth 81. = Bsauti.
fully Turn. IN art house elevator
pvt. rhcas choice loc DE- 2-oass
IGaa 10th ST Nv Businessz0r
- rEif ttie IRIS ciraa rsaut
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DOGS. PETS, ETC. (cont.D

CAT. free; good adult home; small,
gentle. black. spayed female; used
to play IN; moving. Pc. 1920.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS,
man-size dog, small enough for
hse, merry disposition, sturdy,
love children. Axe. OIL, 2-2107.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, Axe fawn.
S SS 9 pnd,s $TSi q ssd TINLEY' BOyds'
s R.si. o Rpr sP1E vnis. I Ie%s slsss7
evenings.
CoCKER PUPS. 6 wks. old. Toryhiil
females. SO ca. VII. e.ss4S.
COCKER PUPs-Red and white;
Axe registered. GIT Hamilton st..
Rtverdale, Md. AP. 7-3S0S.
FRENCH POODLE, miniature, fe-
male; 2 months: potential show
dog Cali ia. 2-3656.
PUPPIES, 2 Norwegian Elk Hounds;
reasonable. Apply at Twin oaks,
Vienna. Va, Route 1913.
BEAGLE PUPS, brood and show
variety; Axe res; natl. and in
ternah. champ. stock; each dog
fullv guaranteed; must sell at once;
men. ia. 7-25S6.
BOXER PUP. Axe res; female. 9
champion linei $50. Redwood g.
papers; stud or viii seli: worth
line. jU. 7-6sis or TN, 4-iSsSS.
COCKER PUPPIES, Axe; red and
white; healthy, happy, top quail.
for discrim. buyer. 10. 5-S435.
DACHSHUND PUPPIES, Axe, inter-
.iatl champions: Marienlust blood
line; stud serv. WE. 5-6332.
DACHSHUND PUPS, 8 and 10 wks.,
Axe; CHI. blood, shot, wormed, play
full, atfect'nte; $45-S50. EV. 4-7205.
KITTENS, fluffy. adorable, to good
home. liz G st. ne. Ii. 4-1bs9.
lLOVABLE KITTENS, want fine
homes. Call IA. 9-4S79.
PEkINGEsE PUPPIES, 8 wks., Axe
4-siSss.0 'D'' 'HO''' "OfH'u' ~
SCOTTIES, Axe, McKinnon line,
black or brindie, wonderful child's
pet. S35. HA. 2-7461.
COLLIE PUPS. 10 weeks, Axe reg
istered. will sacrifice, S25. PL. o.
CHTHUAHUAS. Axe, puppies. adult
females; S35-S100. ia. 5-5s36.
BEAGLE PUPS. reg, 6 wks.: $50.
Also 2-yr .-old male gun dog.
Others. JE. 4r3126.
IRISH SETTER PUPS, from cham
pion stock. Call UN. 4-s555,
BOXER, female, 0 mos. old, reg,
children; $50. RA. 3-472s.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, reg,
excel. hunting stock. born June 20,
1885; $50 females, $50 males. Pc
PARAKEETS, rare, breeders, breed
ing cages, flight cages. RE. 5-S41O
LEWELLYN BIRD PUPPIES, 4 mos,
old. thoroughbred, reasonable. FL,
4-9067.
SKYE TERRIERS, wks., Axe
Edsewster 9-s76s. V
SCOTTIEs, choice puppies. Axe reg.
MacKINNON. 1909 Roosevelt ST..
Arl., Va. JE. 2-3432.
ST. BERNARD PUPPIES-For sale.
Axe REGISTERED. Call after Tues,
pm. to 8 pm, RIA. 3-7633.
COLLIE, TOY TYPE, AND FOX TER
R1ER CROSSED PUPPIES; IS, SO,
$15. 10. 1888.
AIREDALES
Axe. ia. 9-6661
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1919 KENYON NV rooms, Kit,
bath; $50 so. room. kit. front
porch. bath; SOS. AID. 4-2974. 81.
(APITOL HILL. view overlooking
Supreme Court lawn-Large q
room efilciencies with private baths
utilities furnished: reasonably
priced. Call Ii. 10000 after 9 pm
1875 VICTOR ST. N.E.-Nicely furn
bedrm.. liv. rm.. din, kit, bath
Apt. ], RIA. 0-266g; ewes. ia
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LONDON HALL APT.-BOTEL. 1888
i3th st. n.w.-Eflc., bed-liv. rm.,
XII, bath. Day or Wk. ma. S-p0I o.
UPPER I4th ST. N.W.-Enaiisl,
basement. newly decorated, bedrm.
large kit: parking space; SEQ
wk, Also combined bed-liv. rm.. kit,
pvt. bath, SIS Wk. DU. 7-gobR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-l bedrm,
| beautifully furnished. suitable fol-
couple or 2 girls: utils. incl. CO.
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AIS. UNFURNlshEp--p. c.

NEAR gTATLER HOTEI-uodsru.
spacious, l-bedrm apt Wired fcf
air eonditionina nafbage difpo1al
Unit lAfge closets All ntiif irci
Cal co 5.5s3s weekdays. g.5 81
ASDRgWs VIC. = Unus-
ually lac. airy rms deal fof service
rtraonnel. ? bedrms, Al c0rren-
fences. pyi parking rlavarouud
PfEse REALTY CORP. on iBsh
81 ne. 81 3-n1fe
uPPgR conn. ava. sf39-tiv' m /.
cfdrm klt. tatb mi opt hi1g
~ exerJthinr. t75 nc. m a-a0oe
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APIS FuRNIsAyp-YA

ARL.. mr.. Pent.-Family apts.: day
or wk.; also hotel rms: free park
ing. ia. 2-3343.
ARL.. n. close Fl. Myer. Pent.-
Spsc., . bedrms.; 4 beds; bic. wind f:
buses. pkg; suit. for 4. IA. S-I502.
LGE. BsMT. APT bedrms,, iiv.
m. dlnette, Kit. and bath: 2 blks
from bus line on Arl. dr.: COW.
70 al Govt. bidgs.: Sf15 mo. Wo.
6-4O9l
3 ROOMS. completely furn.. pvt
bath; near Pentagon. Gail ia.
bs67S7.
ARL.--3 rms. and bath, or
women or couple. IN Colonial VII
lage sec.. transp. Pentagon. Navy
Annex. downtown. D. c.: 5000
IA 2-a520
PICTURE WINDOWS, magnificent
view Potomac River and Mall 70
Capitol'->~ decorators beaut furn
corner apt, iiv. rm., din. area, bath
Kit, large bedIm., cross vent. wall
to-wall earpeting, , closets. al
IN radio.phono, " Farb ais dispossI
vent fan; 10 min. white House ana
Pentagon; pvt. park complete apt.
home; immed. occup. Select Glen
tele. ia. 2-1259.
ALEXANDRIA,. Potomac Yards -
OK SAFETY nv, XII. $1,000. q
3 RMS. BATH. elee, laun, faeil. free
IN nsnt., SIS. "a. 2-2522.
ARL.. cloge Hecht co.-v-2 and 2 nm.
apts.: $50 TO $40 mo-. incl. utiia.
Close clarendon. 2-fm. bachelor
apt $40, 1 or 2 men only. IA.
1 AND 2 BEDROOMS, modern.
attractive furniture; SOL 10 sos so;
All utilities included except eiec-
tricity, For further information
cal SHIRLEY DUKE APIS. XII.
DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA = S75
70 $50. 80. Call TIE. 5000 be.
tween 10 am and pm /,
OAK SHADED. lee. 3-rm. apt in va.
We'll heated and furn., End A..
I'm. tub and shower, vene. blinds
lst-n porch Auto. shed Flower
and veg. Garden. Util incl. singie,
couple 2b min. 70 Pentagon or ~!
Belyoir; rood roads: car essential,
Refs. required: $50, CIR. 3-O0i6
or BOX al, Burke. Va.
ALEXANDRIA--Adults 2
rms, kit, pvt. bath. reas. Children
under AID. 2-ig10 for aDpt.,
bet. : pm. and 10 pm. Mlli;ary
pertonnel special prices.
ARL BLVD. 25Ot---Attrac. furn. Nv.
I'm. Nv. 2 bedrnS. twin bedzl !,
din Tfn., klt. bath. 4 adults. Rent
free ! week IA. 7-Se54.
FOR RENT-ist-n.. 2-bedrm. apt
Nv rf1., din. rn.. modern tiled bath
and kitchen: nicely furnished. in
quiet residential district. close IN
ntiR iITn.; si26 per mo 6iH
18TH 81. Arl. Va. HU. 3-5O24
1.BEDRM. GARDEN APT, vic. Port
Myef-Llv. rm., Kit, bath, newly
Turn, private entrance. adults
only; very reas. Can IA. s-1sOJ.
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DOGS PETS. ETc

BOxIR PUP. 9 mos. male. Axe.
trained: excel papers ", s-ia4s.
MIND sErIhEs, shsPhsra!!, sge
iANb. vest % re. Z. u. s.5isi
D0BERMAN PUPFIEs, biaek ana tan
fff1, 1874 blAtens6urr "a. ne
BONER FuFPfEs 3. beautiful. Axe
R, s'oy ysass';, =. si'sIJ We, B,sss a.
Fiff iiaiion. cE Hsy. /. A.sE.
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POULTRY. RAssITs. EGGS

LAYERS---5O young. white Leghorn
hens. top producers, large EGGS; 81
each. Whitehall 2-7235.
GEESE FOR SALE-About 80 geese,
several different varieties. including
Toulouse. domestic white. Chinese
white. and Emden; about mile
from Groom, Nd, or call Market
7-2447.
N. II. RED CHICKS, 2 wks. old:
best quality. o. g. MAXWELL,
Lanham, Md. SP. 3-4346. 80
WIRTHMORE FEEDS, baby chicks.
JAMES FEED STORE. 619 X St.
NV. ME-. S-00s9.
DUCKS FOR SALE = About 400
giant white. Pekin ducks: about 1
mile from Groom, Md, or call Mar
ket 7-2447.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS wANTED

CHAIN SAW, McCulloch sales serv-
i 6S 5snsSI $40 = Day dsy; oRAvELY
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ROOMS FURN.--N.w. Cont,

1887 RANDOLPH ST. N.W.-Lge
rm;, next to bath with Kit
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