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THE GAME OF POLITICS
Horrible Thing to Contemplate
BY FRANK R. KENT

Perhaps when this vital
civil rights bill, with its deep
emotional. sectional and po-
litical appeal is finally acted
upon at this session Of Con-
greSs the better-grade poll
ticians in both parties, to
say nothing Of the great
American people. will be able
to give some real thought to
the issue that even more
seriously threatens the vel
fare Of the Nation as q
whole and every individual
in ito wit. imitation.
This is not to say that
the civil rights bill, in what
ever form enacted, will COM
pletely solve the great racial
question involved. Neither
Supreme Court DEGREES, con-
gressional acts nor admins
tration orders will do that.
Time alone will effect the
solution and every clear
headed and really informed
man knows that fact. The
point Is that after this ses-
sion ends the men who off,
cially run this country. and
the people as a whole In
whom the real power is
vested. had better buckle
down to the job Of regaining
control Of the Federal a.
nances and curbing what
now threatens to become q
run-aways imitation, If con-
sequences disastrous to all
are to be averted.
No One Escapes
Because imitation is no
longer q threat: It is . fact.
For years we have been
warned and now we have It.
In q series Of extraordinary
and indisputable statistics
the q. s. News and World
Report last week told the
raw story Of the rise in the
cost Of living in the last
10 years. It can be sum-
married In this way-if in
1899 your yearly income was
$500 you must make 1908
to be as well OF today; If
your 1899 income was $15,-
600 you need $4,000 in order
to be as well OF now; If
your income was 81 million
you now need $3.678,37e.
Figures of other income
brackets are not here given
for lack Of space. but the
proportion is exactly the
same. No one escapes. In q
period Of great prosperity
nobody is really any better
on and Of course those whose
income is fixed and un-
changeable. who live on pen
sions, or on trust funds or
wages that have not risen
are really up against it. The
purchasing power Of their
dollar has decreased and the
burden Of undreamed Of
taxes-Federal, State and
locals heavy. indeed.
It is not news to say that
this situation is getting worse
every day. The tax burden
grows, prices increase, the
purchasing power Of the
dollar goes down, the general
financial situation, 90 far as
the individual Is concerned.
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FIFTY YEARS AGO IN THE STAR

to be within reach Of q man
Of his tact and talents. He
wants to win his spurs, how
ever. and will fight In the
ranks for promotion. There
is q sharp difference Of
opinion as to the effect
Of "Coniston," "a political
satire). his latest novel, upon
his political aspirations. :"
No relation, Of course. to
Sir Winston.
Huzurd
An item on The Stars
sports pages so years ago re.
ported an accident to q world
champion. On August S
1907. The Star said, in q dis.
patch from New York: TN
formation has been received
here from Germany to the
effect that Willie Hoppe, for
mer worlds champion at 10
inch balkline, one shot In,
received a severe injury to
his right hand and has been
incapacitated from playing
in academy games. He win
probably be laid up for some
time. The injury was caused
:. by catching his hand In
a heavy door Hoppe, who
is yet q minor. is the young
est Of billiard champions,
and is very popular in this
country ="
Sculptor
A noted sculptor died a
half q century ago in Cor
nish. N. H. On August 4,
1907, The Star reported:
Augustus Saint Gaudens,
LID, Lid, the sculp-
tor. died at his home in
Cornish at $3.50 o'clock this
evening, after o long illness.
Death was caused by q gen.
eral breakdown Of the sys-
tenn. The master hand
and mind is best seen, art
lists declare, in the Lincoln
statue in Chicago. the Far
ragut. Sherman and Cooper
figures in New York, that Of
Garfield in Philadelphia, the
Puritan in Springfield and
In the inspiring Shaw me-
mortal in Boston. These are
generally held to shed the
best light on the fame Of
Saint Gaudens, but the figure
Of Grief In Rock Greek
Cemetery in Washington, the
equestrian statue in Chicago
Of Logan. the figures on the
facade Of the Boston Public
Library and Diana on the
Madison Square Garden
tower share in the glory shed
by his other works. -"
Politics
A political note bearing
familiar names came out Of
Norfolk, Va, O half q century
ago. In q story from that city
on July 80, 1907. The Star
said: Former Vice Presi-
dent Adlai E. Stevenson
emphatically declared in an
interview here yesterday that
he favors william Jennings
Bryan for the Democratic
nomination for the presiden-
cy. He was also positive that
the Nebraskan would again
receive the nomination. Mr..
Stevenson said that he him
self is out Of politics"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

The biggest fine in the
history Of American courts
UP to that time was imposed
half q century ago. Report
ing the decision on August
4. 1907, The Star said:
Judge Kenesaw M. Lands
today In the United States
District Court fined the
Standard Oil Co. Of Indiana
$40. 100000 for violations Of
the law against accepting re-
bates from railroads. The
fine is the largest ever as
sessed against any individual
or any corporation in the
history Of American criminal
jurisprudence, and is slightly
more than l31 times as great
as the amount received by
the company through its re-
batting operations. The case
will be carried to the higher
courts by the defending COM
pany. The penalty imposed
upon the company Is the
maximum permitted under
the law :"
Shock
The Washington baseball
team Of the American League
was-guess wherein last
place so years ago when it
received even more bad news.
On August 2. 1907. The Star
reported: Long John Ander.
son, who has been holding
down the first sack for the
Nationals for q great part Of
this season, packed his grip
this morning and announced
that he was tired Of playing
ball. He left later for his
home in New England. His
departure leaves the Nation
ais without q regular first
sacker. Anderson has been In
the game for O number Of
years, and 1t is supposed he
realizes that his playing days
are Of short duration, so he
got out before he could be
turned over to the minor
leagues. AS the result of the
sudden departure Of Ander-
son, Manager Cantillon has
shifted Delehanty from Sec
ond to the initial sack, and
has placed George Mil at
second. :"
Conner
A name in the habit Of
making news was reported on
in a special feature story
from Coniston, N. H., so
years ago. The Stars article,
on August 4, 1907, featured
artists and writer's in that
community, and said: win
ston Churchill. the novelist,
also has q beautiful resi-
dence (here). Mr.. Church.
Ill is now q permanent resi-
dent Of New Hampshire. He
took out his naturalization
papers at q Republican con-
vention here last summer.
when he made q canvass for
Governor. as you doubtless
read at the time. He put up q
very good fight, and 1t will
not be the last one. He has
determined TO follow q po-
litical career in connection
with literature. and has as
pirations for the gubernato-
rial chair. and even for q
seat in the United States
senate-both Of which ought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
SPIRES OF THE SPIRIT
On Strikinq 1t Rich
BY DIR. FREDERICK BROWN HARRIS
Chaplain Of the United states senate

struck 1t rich. They bring
out the sharp saying $50 is
he that layeth up treasures
for himself and Is not rich
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

nights opening program Of
Ballet Theater's two summer
weeks here was THE Combat"
photographed by William DOL
lar to music by Raffaelo de
Banfield. A ballet suggested
by Canto III and Canto XII Of
TasSo's poem, Jerusalem De-
livered,'" it is new to this OBJ
server and is something that
will bear further inspection.
On first encounter there is
both vigor and stridency in
both dancing and music. It
tells of the ultimately fatal en-
counter (fatal to her and ter
ribly distressing to him) be-
tween Tancred, knight of the
Crusades, and Clorinda, the
pagan girl. The theme is ia
miliar--he wounds her fatally
and then discovers she is the
girl he loves-and has even
turned up as recently as pop
ular song called You Always
Hurt the One You Love-"
The suspicion is that the
vigor of THE Combat" will
more than make up for its
stridencies on subsequent view
|ings. Anyhow it was danced
superbly last night by Lupe
Serrano and John Kriza as
Clorinda and Tancred.
"Orpheus in the Underworld
closed Ballet Theater's opening
night on q frolicsome note,
This is the ballet originally de-
signed by Antony Tudor and
set to Offenbach music. to
serve as a companion piece for
Cate Parisienne."
A sprightly affair, full Of
fun. it stands on its own quite
well as the dancers disport
themselves gaily in a Paris cafe
Of the 1905. Nora Kaye, Miss
Koesun, Miss Serrano. Mr.
Kriza. Scott Douglas and Just
about everyone else in the Bal
let Theater troupe had a happy
time with it.
Another familiar item-but
almost always a welcome one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Carter Barron Amphitheater
American Ballet Theater;
$3.50 pm.
Olney-"Half in Earnest:
$3.50 pm.
Screen
ADMINISTRATIVE Curse of
Frankenstein"; l, $3.50, $40
and 9:35 pm.
Capital-"An Affair to Re-
member; IL am, los, 3:15,
$50. 1880 and Gas pm.
COlumbia-"Bambi":: IL am.
l2:45, 2:3O, 4:2O. Clio. 8 and
GAS pm.
DupOnt-"Torero";; lis. 8.
4:40. 6:25. $40 and 10 pm.
Keith's-"The Pride and the
Passion; 10 am, 1920, 2:40,
s, 7:20. $40 and IL pm.
Macarthur THE Third
Key; 6:35, $40 and 9:35 pm.
MetrOpOIitan-"The Curse Of
Frankenstein";; 1855, $50,
$50 and $50 pm.
OntariO-''Love in the After
noon; Ills. $40. COS, 800
and 1926 pm.
Palace - "Hatful of Rain:
1880 am, 1885, $40, 5:45,
1850 and 1910 pm.
PIayhOuse-'Beau James;
HOS am. 1:10. 3:15. $40. 7:3O
and $40 pm.
Plaza-"Mademoiselle Strip
tease; 1920. 2:15. 4:10. sos.
sos and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Jeanne Eagels";;
IL am. l, $40. Sis. 7:25 and
$40 pm.
UptOwn-"Around the World
In 30 Days; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Seven Wonders OF
the World: 2 and $3.50 pm
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for an appraisal Of his work. 1t
sounded fine to this musically
untutOred Onlooker. who was
there principally to ogle the
dancing girls.
Ballet Theater will be on
hand at the arnphitheater
through August IA. with a
change Of program nightly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

on the opening nights program
was the Black Swan pas de
deux from Swan Lake" Miss
Kaye and Erik Bruhn won hug
zahs for their graceful and
spirited execution Of 1t.
The orchestra was conducted
by Joseph Levine and you1l
have to 60 to the music critics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
THE PASSING SHOW
Again Amphitheoter,
Ballet Are Well Met
By HARRY MACARTHUR

1t has been said before but It said again Ballet
and the Carter Barron Amphheater made other
Dancing the most fitting Of pursuits against that leay
backdrop provided by nature with deepening blue sky
overhead and silver of dipping low on to the west
Our American Ballet Theater returned last night to prove
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

this once again. This is a fine
dance group and whoever ar
ranges its programs is well
aware of this affinity between
dancing and the Rock Creek
Park bowl.
For it is craftily taking ad-
vantage of the surroundings to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

Joy cormody. dromo editor q The
Stor, is on vocation. His column
will be resumed on his return.
open the program with Lies
SylphideS," the old classic ballet
by Michel Fokine to Chopin'S
music. This is the one in which
"a poet dreams of wandering in
a moonlight grove. habited by
airy nymphs." 1t has been seen
four dozen times by any bale
tomane and must look familiar
to anyone attending his first
ballet performance.
i \ X X
Familiar or no, 1t always
looks better in the amphithea-
ter's moonlit grove. 1t was a
delight all over again last night
as, danced by Ruth Ann Koe-
sun, Jillana williams and the
assembled airy nymphs.
Perhaps the highlight Of last
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SUITLAND-J-bed DIX on
lease, 500 MR. DELE at.
BILLCREsT HTs.--choice 3-bed-
rm Oct. home rec. I'm, MSS
DELE a. CO, INC. ST $500.
GEORGETOwN-I9i7 35th It.
NV. 3-bedrm brick with country
firepl for indoor picnic SAFE
yard for children Kew at 1873
3jth ST THOS d WALSH INC.
SIS 1lth st. NV. Elk 3-6s50
BAILEYs X AREA-Excel. rentals
In choice locations, 3 or 4 bedrrns.
for 500 TO 5000 Avail now c.
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SILVER SPRING rm stone and
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Hills. l15 Hilltop Rd. Freezer and
air-oond, anti incl, fenced yard.
Inspect today 20 pm Avail
Dec. is si35 mo. JU. 7-9345 or
OIL. 2-s0bn.
Continued on Neat Psgs)
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BETHEsDA-WILDWOOD HILLS

Spacious brk. Cane Cod on level
ila-acre lot: lily .rm.. din. rm., kit.
eedrm. and u bath on LIST floor /:
z lee. bedrms. and bath on End
Acc &. H HI Gfms S 4 son Ser me- %o.
141S II St. NV, OIL. o-e454.
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LANDOvER HILLS-Newly redec
3 bedrms bath, liv. rm, kit, fun
bsmt, pch, lge I'd. cow. schools,
Years lease. Sl06 mo. CHI, S-134l.
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NV, d. C.-spacious brick Colo.
NAL; lge. liv. rm, din. rm break.
fast rm. powder rm LIST a., Z
bedrms, . baths 2nd. ! Ice bed
rm. 3rd, huge rec rn., maids rm.
full bath In bsmt.; 2-car garege
$500 mo. HAZEL ORozco, EN-
S-5330.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED FOR SUBLET for an!
length of time, a well-furn. apt
or share apt. vic. of Scott circle
| Conn. ave. or GEORGETOWN. Cal
MISS SALAMEH, AID. 2-3000
Ext. SOC.
GENTLE RETIRED LADY wishes
small furn. apt: reas.; NV. sec.
COW: to bus. Box 32-H. Star
GENTLEMAN wishes to find and
share apt. with gentleman; age
2O-:iO. Write Box 407-H. Star.
SWEDISH, moving to Washington
wishes to rent unfurn. 2 rooms or
bsmt., NV. vic, Conn. ave NJ st
MALE, 80. non-smoker, works eve
ningS main Navy. wants small apt
in Arlington. Box clam. Star A.
QUIET, SUBURBAN. small unfur-
nished apt. in private. modern
home of adults by semi-retired
man, OIL. 2-1375
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLES rms.
3 baths, maids room, powder
nm, 2-car gar, $3.50 MRS. DUN
N1NGTON. OIL. 2-2635, EN-
2-S3S3.
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CHEVY CHASE MD. 37O9 VII
liams lane-3 bedrms., sleeping
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stairs. marvellous patio arrange
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lease, going overseas; avail Nov
Is; $3.50. OIL. 2-93S0 ewes.
BETHESDA, 5513 Mckinley St
Attrsc. : bedrms. fun dining rm.
fireplace, screened porch, patio
garage; S137 mo. OIL. 1891.
FALLS CHURCH AREA bedrm
/ bungalow; fenced vd.: gas heat.
COW. TO bus; SIPS mo. JE, 3-1229
F0XHALL VILLAGE - Exquisitely
furn. 3-bedrm.. 2-bath: with ga.
rage: adults only. No pets. 5000
mo. Lease, Miss Hayden, AID. 2
744i. MILLICENT CHATEL, 1875
Wis. DE. 2-1l37
CLOSE-IN S. SIS bedrms.. lee
liv. rm.. den, din. rm., kit. walk
out pine-paneled bsmt. with cost
Nv rm;, ,irepl. bedrm.. kit. and
mo. on long lease. RIA 6-313l.
CHEVY CHASE. u. Go bedrms
plus. den. liv. rm.. din rm.. and
big kit: cony located; completely
redee. very clean house. Gear ga
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foyer, SEPARATE dining room.
large kitchen and spacious bed
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BROS. AP. 7-S4OO.
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2-bath. Law. LIST a.: ideal for
group or family. S165. NO. 7-iOOl
18TH ST. N.w.--Nr. Walter Reed
Hospital. As bedrmS. wall-to-
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kit. SCREENED porch. powder I'm
on LIST fioor. Call TU. 2-l655.
MELPAR vic Pals Church, attract
lively furn bungalow, linens. dish
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LARGE HOUSE. quiet estate, suit
able for diplomat OF member of
CONGRESS. EN- 3-2Os2.
$500 GARFIELD ST. NV. = 8
rooms, oil heat, garage nice
5000 mo. WO. 6-555Q
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fast rm,. powder I'm LIST a.; 3
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full bath In bsmt 2-car garage
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Brk. Colonial home: iiv. rm.. din.
nm, kit. den and porch on LIST
| floor 3 bedrms, 2 baths on End
fioor; avail: Dec. ] for Yrs; at
| & son, INC, 14fS II st. nv,
| OIL. 2-9474
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLES rms.
3 baths, maids room, powder
nm, 2-car gar, $3.50 MRS. DUN
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
CONTINUED

TILDEN GARDENS - A most at.
tractive 3-bedroom and q 2-bath
apt, with large living room, sepa-
rate dining room and modern
kitchen: excellent con ditto .
throughout. The full wing afford
ing 3 exposures makes this ar
unusually bright and cheerful apt
nome. Please phone for further
information and appt. to inspect
J. NELSON HUGHES. EN-. 2-S4OO
TILDEN GARDENS = I-bedroom
and bath corner apt, with livina
room, dtnette. kitchen: good ex-
posure and nice view Of the gar
sdens. Reasonably priced and very
low monthly operating expense
). NELSON HUGHES. EN-. s-s SR5S
$500. OWNER OUT OF TOWN
-oedrm. wing apt. corner loca-
llon. Must be sold. SC. interest on
unpaid balance. Located in Nay
ior Gardens. JOHN L. SHELTON,
Realtor. 10. $4,000.
$6.O95, MAYOR GARDENS-Ist
H. l oeorm.. hv,. rm.. din. rm..
To inspect call JOHN l. sHF EIs
TON. Realtor, 10. $4,000.
Ice ,lsi BEDRM.; liv. rm., new kit.
Titn ar cond.: overlooking Rock
Greek Park. NO. T-2823.
5: CAPITOL 4 CHEsAPEAKE-
5000 down, Bedrm.. liv. rn., di-
nette kit, bath. PERI. cond' Ldry.
and storage fac. pvt, PARKING
space z blk. to stores and trans
TON. Realtor. 10. $4,000.
= .21?2 CALF. ST. NW.--Attrac
2.eedrm: apt. with full din. fm.
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK
,oedrm; apt. BARGAIN price incl
f for th can miss CANDY. EN-. 2-b93s
J, BUXTON AIKEN. EN-. 3-3s94
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

ALLEN-Move local long distance
with new van: S20-S35 for apt.
reas. long distance. DE. 2-2e22
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage
IN separate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906
MOVING AND HAULING, dav OF
night. reas. rates. DU. 7-96S7
DU. 1888. J. & K. MOVING co
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches a speciality. s. L. MORRIS,
TU. 2-l150 or Ii. 6-2SS9
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving,
storage: reas. rates. ia. 9-2937
IL
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wardrobes; 24-hrs.; short notice
HILLS. SP. 3-0666; LII. 1-950O
CHESTER MOVERS, local and Ions
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ANDY's QUICK MOVING. Boxes,
couches. refgrs.. odds and ends
or full house. Reas. AID 4-06l7.
49,
HARRIS MOVERS = Insured van
service: 2 experienced white men,
rates as low as 80 per hour. 10.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
H. G. SMITHY co.
OFFERS FOR INSPECTION
BY Appointment

NO4'A4 IL L w.
OFFERS FOR INSPECTION
BY appointment
BACHELOR APT, downtown: goo,
Sona.i mo: assess, S14.40: tota
EFFICIENCY; Ige. liv. rm. foyer
~; and bath; newly dec: $500
$500 cash.
BEDRM. walk-up bldg. Conn
ave. mr.. Porter; only $3.50: Low
mo. assess. Of S22.61.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS: LIST fir.
oedrm.. garden view. full din
rm'' conven. to shop. and transp
ELEVATOR BLDG, oyerlookin,
park; beaut. 1-bedrm. apt: air.
como. new throughout. $500 cash
EMBASSY SECTION: / bedrm uv
nm. new kit, bath: elev. switch.
board bldg; $3.50.
3 ROOMS. new kit. bath: perf
cond.; 1901 Wyoming ave. NV; Z
air-cond.; view; $4,000.
THE ONTARIO; 1-bedrm. apt
fireplace. new kit: $3.50. Spa.
cl9us, renovated 2-bedrm. unit with
iuH din. rm. lse. foyer: $4,000
MODERN DELUXE ELEv. BLDG
carpeted halls; garage: wired fol
alr-cond.; beaut. 1-bedrm, ant
newly dec; 20-ft. liv. rm., din
area: S10.950.
THE WESTMORELAND. 2122 Cal.
norma st. NV: extremely Spaciou,
3-bedrm. unit: lge foyer and din
rm.: priced for immed sale. ONLY
Sll,S5O; assume 4l2eo financing.
. BEDRMs. west Of Conn. ave
elev.; new cleo kit. bedrms. over.
look garden; S11.5O0.
. BEDRMs. ga BATHS; 2 levels
rec. rm. and util. rm.. full din
rm.. fireplace.
THE BRoADMooR; 2 bedrms, 2
baths; upper floor: good cond.
modern kit.
1870 WYOMING NV; 3 bedrms
Q baths, foyer, din. rm., porch;
only s11,950
TLDEN GARDENS; Q bedrms.. 9
baths; addit. rm. and bath for
maid; $4,000
For info or appointment.
please call Mr.. Chas. Hughes.
H. G. SMITHY CO.
ST. $4,000 Res, VIII. 6-2653
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SEE THESE TODAY OR MoNDA
CALL MAJOR CARNEY
(WO 6-66231 OR
MR.. OWENS ZEN. 3-671S)

Edmund J. Flynn Co.
COOP. Apt. Authority since 1920
Washington Bldg. MA. S-9565
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THE MENDOZA

e22G 10Th ST. NV.
) bedrms.. sep. din. rm.
ana den Tor 4th bedrm) !.
Excellent LIST n. set-up for
doctors res. and of.
$40 MASS. AVE. NV.
9TH n. bedrm.: monthly
matnt.. $40: S12.500 with
$685. cash.
1870 WYOMING AVE. NV,
3 bedrms.. > baths. full
din. rm.. perfectly beaut.
kit. with disposal. dishwash-
er, washer and drier, WALL
to-wall carpet, air cond. and
porch with panoramic view
Of city
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS, $40 For-
baths: fenced yard. rent with OPP
ton to buy: immediate occupancy.
GEORGE H. JONES REALTY,
TNC ~ OO4DO
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FLYNN CO-OPS

THE ONTARIO
1858 ONTARIO RID NV
Truly lovely 2-bedrm. apt
home with very unusual
closets. mod. kit. and porch.
Ask for MRS. FLYNN in
Apt. 2l9.
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OxoN RUN HILLS. MD. 5O75
Dunlop st.--Modern brick home,
mr.. schools and church: 3 bedrms.
/ u baths Sl15. GEORGE II.
JONES REALTY, INC. 20. 10000.
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BETHESDA = 5a09 Johnson ave,

BETHESDA - 5000 johnson ave.
Gust across the street from MIN
This appealing and comfortable
3-bedrm. rambler offers most con-
venient suburban living in friendly
environs. Well appointed living
room with woodburning fireplace.
modern KIT; with II Gu. y. refrie;
baths plus attractively Handicapped
grounds with patio. S135. Call
Mr.. Kranz, SHANNON g. LUCHS
CO., Ma. S-2345.
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$50; Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD

ALEXANDRIA, AREA; exclusive To-
cation on Mt Vernon blvd =
Three-bedroom, 2-bath brick ram
bier on y acre. Separate din. rm.,
fully equip kit, large bsmt.. att.
garage, scr. breezeway SIS.
Also older 3-bedrm.. 2-bath, bsmt.
house with beautiful river view:
$50. BERNICE CARTER DAVIS,
Realtor. so. 5-5S44.