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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-09-06
IT PAYS TO USE THE
TINES CLASSTIEDS
IN KIS
Today the Holy Father sends an appeal to help the church attached
TO one of our seminaries-the Greek College In Rome. Almost In ts

shadow Of st. Peters, the Church Of St
Athanasius was built In 1881. For q long
time it has needed repairs and can wait
no longer. We need $1,000. Then, we msst
replace the d~eIapidated furnishings eabOut
$1,000, and install new icons torientai
imagesD for the proper celebration Of he
Greek liturgy. These special icons will cost
$3.50 each. The seminary must always show
the future priests the high standards the
Church desires to be maintained In public
worship.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-09-06
vALOR OF

Our lay missionaries, girls from Belgium, France and Italy, are
Drawing the rigors of life among the desert Moslem tribes In Jordan
to are for their sick women, teach their girls the rudiments u
housekeeping. The confidence thus gained by deeds Of charity win
open their hearts to hear the Gospel Of Charity. The valor Of the
weaker" sex: Have yu a mite TO help them?
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-09-06
THE FOUR RS

The kddies running off to school these mornings are
the future hope of our nation and our Faith. In q deeper
sense. the future of the Church in the Near East mission
frontiers is being written in our mission schoolrocms
We need the renewed loyalty Of our BASILIANS, mem.
bers Of our Mission Club for school support. We have
greater need of new members. Please get . friend to
join with you. Only A-DOLLAR-A-MONTH-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-09-06
Has GOD A SHARE IN YOUR WILL.
UNDERMINED BUT UNSHAKEN

The poor native Catholics In Acchele-Gusai,
Eritres-300 in all, among so many separated
brethren"-are mistaken in the Faith of their
fathers. though the chapel their fathers built
more than 10 years ago is undermined and fall.
ing. We need s., 500 for materials to complete
the new one which they started already.
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TRAVEL SERVICE
WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL

Sank Run Gravel, Top Soil, Fill Din.
0uiidoxing. colvtN. Hu e-el4e.
HART I'D SAND AND GRAVEL CO.
Bank run gravel, crushed stone, top
soil Immediate delivery HI LOTTO.
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CARPET CLEANERS

MARTIN CARPET RENovAToRs
Rugs Scientifically Cleaned. Repaired
Est. 1890 78s s. Wall HI. 9s1i21
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ENcRosslNc
FENCES

FENCES! FENCESl FENCES!
Steel and Wood Fences. Call Lin
mark, 2798 Westerville Rd. AN.
3-54O9.
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SPEAKING OF Summaries

Reminds US of PETER in Lebanon and CHACKO in India, whose
poor parents cannot help the seminsries with the 500 needed each
year to keep and educate them during the six years training. Won't
you help one by sending US this yearly sum. in any payments?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01

ing to Mr.. Dulles biographer
were to show Americas allies
that it does pay to associate
closely with the United States
and to show Col. Nasser that ne
could not go~ on abusing THIS
country and still expect great
benefits.
Notes ON IndiO China
4. Britain's Sir Anthony Eden
frustrated United States efforts
to save Indo- China from COM
munism after Indian Prime Min
lister Nehru strongly opposed an
American plan for joint British
Australian-New Zea-
land intervention on the side Of
France and the Wet Namese.
S. Secretary Dulles decided to
fire Security Administrator Scott
Mcleod for allegedly releasing
derogatory information about
Mr.. Bohlen, at the time of the
Senate controversy over his APP
pointment to be Ambassador to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01
Book on Dulles Says U. S.
Would Defend Quemoy

CoulSon, still IN the dark, had
no choice but to listen"
Cites Proof OF Collision
When the British fleet had
sailed that same day from Malta
for Cyprus, Mr.. Beal says. this
was the clinching proof of col
fusion in the three-nation at
tack on Egypt, if any were
needed"
3. Secretary Dulles abrupt
withdrawal of aid for Egypt in
building the Aswan Dam was a
deliberate move Ito call Russia S
hand in the game of economic
competition" with President
Canal Abdel Nasser playing. in
effect. the role of fall guy.
This major aim, however, has
been largely overlooked in the
aftermath Of Mr.. Dulles move.
Col. NasSer's swift retaliation
and subsequent Soviet aid offers
to Egypt and Syria have detract-
ed attention from whatever shall
lowness there may have been in
the Soviet economic offensive.
"The choice was between let
ting (Nasser) down easily"
Mr.. Beal writes. through pro-
tracted renegotiation that came
TO nothing. or letting him have
1t straight. Since the issue in
volved more than simply deny
ing Nasser money for a dam, d
polite and concealed rebuff would
fail to make the really important
point. II had to be fortnight,
carrying its own built-in moral
for neutrals in a way that the
ormolu Of applied propaganda
would not cheaper.
las a calculated risk the de-
cision was on a grand scale
comparable in the sphere of di-
plomacy to the calculated risks
of war taken in Korea and For
moSa.
1T risked opening a key Mid
die East country, one whose ter
ritory bracketed strategic Suez
Canal. to Communist economic
and political penetration. II
risked alternating other Arab ma
tons. controlling an oil supply
without which Western Europe's
mechanical industry and mill
tary defenses would be defense
less.
Dulles bet was placed on his
belief that it would expose the
shallow character of Russia S
foreign economic pretensions and
that most nations would accept
the thought that there comes a
time when tolerance must give
way to firmness. He risked the
prestige of the United States on
those beliefs. knowing it would
bring reaction on a commensu-
rated scale. and counting on
United States power and re-
sourcefulness to cope with the
change and movement in Mid
die East and cold-war politics
which 1t would bring about"
Two other purposes the Aswar
aid withdrawal served. accord
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01

the Soviet Union. But Mr.
Dulles relented after consulting
then Undersecretary of State
Walter "Beedle" Smith.
Mr.. Beal is the third man from
Time magazine to report the be-
hind-the-scenes planning in
some of Secretary Dulles ma
jor moves since he took over the
State Department.
James r. Shepley. chief of the
Time-Life bureau in Washing
ton, stirred a controversy in
January, 1856, with his article
describing the Dulles technique
of craftsmanship" in the cold
war.
c. D. jackson. formerly Mr..
Eisenhower's special assistant
and an editorial vice president
of Time, earlier had disclosed
that one Of Mr.. Dulles principal
motives in withdrawing the AS
wan dam offer was to expose the
fiimsiness of Soviet economic aid
offers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01
BY EARL II. vOss

Nationalist China has the per-
sonal assurance of President Eli
senhower that the United States
would help her to defend Que
moy and Matsu in case of Red
Chinese attack, according to a
new biography Of Secretary Of
State Dulles, to be published
Wednesday.
John Robinson tJack) Beal.
Time magazines diplomatic COR
respondent here, is author of the
biography.
Official Washington already is
viewing the book as an unofficial
but authentic Dulles justification
for his policies as Secretary Of
State in the first Eisenhower adj
ministration.
Policy Events ChrOnicled
1t is important history. Here
are other events Mr.. Beal re-
ports:
/. President Eisenhower in
structed his Moscow Ambassador,
Charles Bohlen, Ito underline"
that America meant business in
saying it would oppose by force
any Soviet attempt to interfere"
in last falls Suez fighting with
so-called volunteers.
/ 2 On the day before Britain
and France issued their ultima
tum threatening to invade Suez,
President Eisenhower already
knew of the plan through intel
ligence sources.
On the evening Of Monday.
october 20, Mr.. Beal reports.
1.-The President took the highly
unusual step of Summoning the
British charge to the White
House. The tall, lantern-jawed,
blond j. E. Coulson arrived I'M
noticed at BIS and was taken to
the Presidents study in the man.
sion: there. in the presence OF
Secretary Dulles and Col. Andrew
y. Goodpaster. Mr.. Eisenhower
ignored protocol to tell him per-
sonally how gravely concerned
he was about the threat to peace
The President. angry clear
through at what by this time he
knew from intelligence sources
was an Israeli-French- British
plot to seize the canal. couched
his language automatically but
forcefully conveyed to the Brit
Usher the depth of his feeling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01

If you are hard-of.hearing, you naturally
want hearing aid that is inconspicuous
:. something really new and different.
All hearing aid manufacturers and deal
ers know this That's why some of them
use such alluring phrases as "a miracle of
concealed hearing. unique and revolu-
tionary inventions. "a sensational new
discovery. :. and other exaggerated
claims. But actually, the only big differ
ence in hearing aids today is the price!
How is Zenith able TO offer hearing aids
Of such exceptional quality at such sen.
sible prices? Zenith's outstanding quality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01

is a direct result Of over SO years of leader.
ship and growth in electronics exclusively.
AS for price: if Zenith paid commissions of
$145 to $160, as some do, even our SOS
model would have to sell for over $500!
You don't risk penny! We offer you
a genuine l0-Day Money.Back Guarantee
of complete satisfaction Hear better or
your money is refunded in full
Don't delay See Zenith's superb line of
a. and 5-transistor models at your nearby
Zenith Hearing Aid Dealer. He's listed in
the classified telephone directory. Or mail
coupon for free catalog and list of dealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01

The walkout at midnight last
night came only three days after
the company notified the City
Commission it was going out Of
business because of declining
revenues. segregation and labor
troubles.
Members Of the Amalgamated
Association of Street, Electric
Railway and Motor Coach En-
ployes struck in support Of wage
demands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01

DAILY READINGS-Here are the extreme and normal
daily values for each April day The values
based on records 1871 to 1885, normal values based on
lac period 1921 TO 1880 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Occa-
sional rain. mild today. high in
the SOS this afternoon. Rainy,
windy and warm tonight, low
about so. Mild tomorrow with
showers and occasional sunshine.
Wind, IL am. today, south, IL
miles per hour.
Virginia - Mild and rather
windy with occasional rain to-
night. low in the sos. Mild to-
morrow with scattered showers
and occasional sunshine.
Maryland - Occasional rain
rather windy tonight, low in the
sos. Mild tomorrow with scat
tered showers and occasional
sunshine. High tomorrow 1894.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Southerly wind, IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01
Buses Struck
In Birmingham

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. April
R.-A strike of 500 Birming-
ham Transit Co. bus drivers and
mechanics left thousands Of resi-
dents of the Birmingham area
without their usual transporta-
ton today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01

River Report
From D. C. Engineersi
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
md clear ct Great Pals; Shenandoah
:lear at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01
FTVE-DAY FORECAST
Washington and Vicinity
April IS =

Temperatures will average 2
to 4 degrees above normal.
Normal temperatures for Wash
ington are 81 and Al for the
daily high and low. Warming
trend Tuesday and Wednesday
with little day-to-day change
thereafter. Showers Tuesday and
again Saturday may total 4 to
l inch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01

WEATHER FORECAST-Rain is forecast most of the
from the Plains eastward to the Atlantic except for
Northern New England Minnesota Missouri Western Ii
nos and parts of Oklahoma and Pennsylvania Some
is expected in the Northern Plains and mountainous
tons of Wyoming Rain will fall in parts Of Arizona New
Mexico oregon and Washington The rest of the country
will have fair weather-AP Wirephoto Map.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01

Is miles per hour this afternoon
and tonight becoming southwest
erly Tuesday. Weather overcast
with occasional rain and fair
visibility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01

TEMPERATURES = Chart
shows extreme monthly
values and average month
ly valueS. for each April
from 1880 @ 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01
FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY

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you the exclusive Magic Step" system that
makes learning so much easier, quicker and
cheaper. Take advantage Of this special offer
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01
Reeora TemperatuIe. Thi, Year

Record Temperatures This Year
Highest. 73 on March II
Lowest, s on January Is,
HiEh ana Low Of Last ~ Hours
HiGh. "a at $40 pm.
Low. 80 at EOS am
Tide tables
FURNISHED by the United Sites CoasI
Ard GanHattr CuVvavt
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APIS FURNIsHEp-Mp

-AKOMA PARK. $40 Tulip az
apply Apt 3i---3 rooms priva
bath; FIRST floor: bus fare dow;
town $6S.50 mo
rAKOMA PARK-4-rm. modern az,
in pv. home; own entrance; laun
dry facilities; compl. furnished:
olks. from bus. JU. 5-S61e.
GLENN DALE and . bedrms.. iv
Im., kit. oath. pvt. entr. hea'
cleo, incl ; $40 and SOS mo. CE
6-6"7l.
rAKOMA Nicely furn. /
bedrm. apt ;, also enc. kit. ant
bath ant blk bus. JU. $500
TAKOMA PARKS rooms, privat
bath end entrance. bus far
downtown; S65. JU, 5-l253.
ROCKVILLE. MD.-Liv. rm., bedrm.
kit. and bath Call EN-. 2-3900
Sun, NO. 6-3732.
COIMAR MANOR-Liv. rm.. bedrm.
Mt, pvt. bath and entr.; uttls
incl: 1T5 per mo 1872 39tf
ave. WA. 1-32l3.
:Ird-FI APT. with garage: overlook
ing Potomac; couple or bachelor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15

Ri60 18th sT. N.w.-Gili-Ber Hotel
and houses has accommodations to
switched; some free television in
rms. $50 UP wkly.: 81 up nightly
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NPrs. uNEuRN.. D. c. Cont

90 18th ST. S.E.--2 rms. kit. a
oath. sos. 30. Key at No. o. FLOS
O.. DAVIS CO., 1929 X st. ny
AIN TO WORK: 8 blks. 70 Woo
ward a. Lothrop-2 rms. kit ar
bath, $3.50: 4 rms. KIT and bat
$50: in the well-kept, tt4-unit, arr
elevator Bldg THE 3LYMOUTH
l.38 18th st. NV.
iIOI KENNEDY N.W.-S5S.5O.
ans. kit and bath heat and elet
incl. bus lines and shopping g
door step, r. A. HUMPHREYS. NJ
saOi-.O 10th STREET NE. uOtl
st. at Rhode ode Island anH Ia. aye,Ml bed bed
incl heat p and I hot V Water aP frsm 81
to sly. See janitor at 2504, NO
7-I2i9, or call cur ofice. MA. &
7419, E. M, WILLS & SONS.
1880 X ST. Efficiency S45
Kew with janitor. FLOYD z DAVIS
CO.. 1929 x st. NV, MA. S-O362
Sc. AREA--Mod. arm. duplex: re.
dec: cony. ;ransp.: . wks. free
rent tor suitable tenant: SCI so
incl. utils, Ii. 4-ll00.
VIC. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.--
Apt. containing ! bedrm. liv rm
kit. bath ana porch; in apt. blds
new Kit, equip. redec. Rent, SIS
plus gas and cleo. Gall d. 7-2s4l
or OIL. 2-S37S
CONGRESS HTS. AREA-sttractiv,
|. > and 8 bee DOM apis. reason
able rent 10 2-0l5l,
ss2.50 -6l39 Kansas ave-. utils
incl edec liv rm. dinette. kit
bedrm See ianitor in rear H @
SMIThY Co, ST 3-3300
FOUR ROOMS. $47 .50-Entire Is
r., :: bedrms.. liv. rm., din. rm.
Cong. Library. Ii. CLOGS.
nth AND TAYLOR NV ise
rms. kit. bath pch.. heat; reas
ST. 3-4655; ewes. RA. d-:,41S.
BOILING FIELD ARIA
210 Oakwood ST sc 'of Portland
s. Freshly painttt.: new binds.
bedrm.. liv rn. dinette. kit ant
bath; SOS, SO and S76 mo incl. al
uttls, Me- quiet neiEhborhood. Opei
Tor inspection See mgr. Apt. iO6
10. o-6221 Or RE- 7.hI2G.
AND . BEDRMs.: large. bright
air ost-neI building. $50 80 I!
700 CHESAPEAKE ST Sc.
Out Nichols ave. or + Ca Ditol Il
Atlantic, left to apt. AID, 4-o0O5
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
1881 BELMONT RI. N.w.-Lars
1901 N st. Sc -. rms. kit an,
bath; redecoraten $50.
4 e 18th st net rms. kit
HARRISON d ADAMS
81 X St. NV. Ma. $3.50,
4929 LIST Street NV.
Duplex: rms, kit, path. porch
1909 Harvard st. NV.
4 rms. bath: furn. utils.; Sl30
1907. Bryr ut st. NE
Hes'sd duplex; : rms. kit. path
SEA 18th st. NE
. rms. kit, bath; utils; S57.
444 Newcomb st Sc.
Duplex; 2 rms, kit, oath; gas heat
2Oo9 4tr st. NE.
3 rms. bath S425
HOS y St. Sc.
2 rms. kit bath. Arcola heat: S3s
a03 Kentucky Ave. Sc
THOMAS P. BRoWN ''N
6l5 4th 81. sw Ma. s-lsl!
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
S6s Bellevue Circle SEE bed
rms, zen. din rrl.; $50 so mo.
5O3 5randvwine St s.e.-2 apis
bedrm. liv. rm kit bath each
md flr.. s65 bsmt. $50.
MUDD REAL ESTATE LU. i-4as.
500 Bird 81 NV Apt No. =
2 room ). Kitchen and bat 500 pc
Apt. No l5-2 rooms. kiteher
and bath; $50 per mo
4524 Iowa ave NV rooms
Kitchen and batl. $50 per mo.
'AMEs J RUPERT
1927 IT. st NV
1912 N. CAPITOL ST. rms. kit
and bath: Sf?.50. incl. tNat.
20. Iowa ave. NV rms, kit
and llath, SEQ incl. heat
POO 3rd st NV = rms. at. ant
bath $40. incl. heat
r R RUPERT. ST. 3-S4S4
r ST. BETwEEI CONN. AND MASS
Unusual cHc,ency for mar; SCI
mo. inc III Also air-coi.d ans
Call pvah.HoR NJ --lpT
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FARM AND GARpEN

GOOD LEsPEDEZA and soybeaI
hay from our farm for sale. 10
$4,000.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. toppins
trimming. lots cleared MR.. CLAY
TON. UN. 4-Og03. any time.
GIANT EVERGREEN sALE--Silvei
maple trees l0-l2-ft tail. 81 ca;
a8aleas. soc and up: trees prunec
fertilized and removed sod fol-, sale
Pals Church. We JE 4-06l6
WE HAVE TUNG TREES. tastes
growing shade tree known. A pic
ture Of beauty when In bloom. W.
only have 400 Of these trees, an,
they are selling at SIS to 81
each. They are from 2 to 10 fee
tail. We also have magnolia, holly
Yupon and Louisiana Bay w
guarantee. year II planted B.
US. For information call SO. 8
40al A. q A. TREE SERVICE
any time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15
HAYWOOD
GARDENS
4l0l HAYWOOD PLACE
MT. RAINIER, MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

( Just across the District line. bu.
fare convenient to shopping center
and theatSG; excellent bus facilities
Com. rtably furnished APT re-
,ception hall Nv. rm. 1inette bed.
rm Kitchen and bath: Sl05 pei
mo-. including utilities.
Nicely furnished apartment: re.
lception hall. living room. dininp
space . bedrooms. kitchen anf
bath. : closets; Sl2i.9n, including
utilities.
PIE of parking; lovely grounds
Apply in person. WA. 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15

Loe, embassy section In the heart
Of the city. Completely furn. apis,
incl. linens. china, silver. cookinT
utensils. auto. heat control, secre-
tarial service. Utils incl. TV and ga.
rage ayail Ii45 Euclid St. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15

C0LORED-5O5 18th ST. Ne.
porch, newly dec. Arcola h. at. SIS,
plus utils KEY at A400 Eads St.
Apt /. VIM. J. DAVIS. INC. 800
u 81 = W MA S.o56H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15

s9IO 18th ST. Sc, Ne. III
esSr Nv rn eitnsttsd 6itened
Sb9.5o mo. Key at 5000, No. Q,
or call Elk. 3.24S0.
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CoLORED-e47 ELM ST. NV

loom and kitchenette. S37 so:
room and kitchen also dinette. and
refrigerator, S42 90; electric. neat
and hot-water included. semibath
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COJORED-IJOi TALBERT ST
Apt. bldg. Q rms. eauip. kit.
{. aette, bath. porch neWiS dec
Arcola heat S59. 80: plus utilS
Key in Apt. 3. VIM j. DAVIS
INC. 500 II ST. NV. MA S.: ia
COLORED-IiI7 CuAPTN ST. NV
=" rms, kit. bath; 500 per mo,
Sc janitor On premises or cal
BOSS T. PHELPS. INC. Ma. s.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.
ROOMS FURN.-S.E.-s.W

ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT board
for working people: will keep child
during day, Mica home. Cal Ii.
4-3l75.
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APIS. uNFURkIsHED--MD.
(continuedl


iYATTSVlLLE. near Queenstown.
Available Jan. 26th. Liv. -din. rm
pedrm. bath equ.7. hi -
closets. New building Adults only
YS2, so MR.. HARRi5CA, AP.
WJl. after $50
fAKOMA PARK, s415 Flower av,
Apt. 5-2-bedrm terrace apt
is, Will furn. materials. $40. plu
eas. JU. LII.
ROCKVILLE-I- bedrm. ana 2-bed
IN apis, IN Ice project. SUI 80
and $3.50 icnl. all utils. 20. 2
306l
TAKOMA PARK - Cozy apt.. for
couple utilities included; S60
SEAT PLEASANT 1850 Central eve
35b ,6 Ssdgm b.dr ny r sSa 81 si'.' bath
n r RTIppERT at H.E4a1
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APIS. FURNIsliED-vA.

- - --------~---------------.--
/ ARLINGTON cnr. Columbia pike
and Glebe I'd --3-bedrm. apt
Incl. all uti,S.; | blk trsnsp. 500
mo. Call ia. SIDES after 0 pr
ARL.. mr.. Arl. Hall Pent. Lovely
/ l-bedrm.. liy. rnl.. din. kit. bath
dry. storage: 5000. JE. 81 j4S.
ARL; S,--liv rm,. kit, bedrn.. tils
bath. duplex. -compl. furn.. incl
dishes linens Newly painted. IS,
incl: u.ils. OF. 4-S76s.
ARL., near Pentagon--Family apis
and hctel rms: rates. day or wk.
free parking. ia. 2-33i3,
ARLINGTON. NORTH : Attract e
completely furnishG newly deco
rated 2-bec n. apt. ~; exec, bus
THOMPSON. IA. 2-2i
COMFORTABLE SIT DIO APT. ,5r
two in good N. Arl. location. So
per mo. Furn- and includes al
DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA = SIS
| I $50. so Call TIE 6-667o be-
tweer 10 am. and Q pm.
ARLINGTON Attractive 3-rm. furn
apt; cow to tranto Close in
Empl cple only. 800 Ger mo incl
utils. IA S-S4a6.
ARL. Ii, rm.. din. kit.
bath: abo . avg; utilG except eiec
COW SOS. "a. 2-IS9O. ia. T-5i43
Arr. AREA. 1899 Key blvd. in
qr,re for l-bedrm. t. cony. Pen
tagon D. C; on husline,
/ GONTI Es-TrTNYNr, mr. re AT.
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coLoRED-3.ROOM. kit bath apt
SOIL 18th st. NV. RIA. 3-3259. Is
OLORED-2Ist AND N SITS. NV
Newly de- pvt. kit. bath. reas
Call DU. 7-1731.
fOLORED - Mr.. Iith AND r. I
AVE. Nv rms. kit. ard bath
Reas. Call LII. 4-6233 after ..
oLORED - Sc. Modern 3-rm
apt. redec: COW. shop center
Children welcome: .64. Ii. 4-l100.
'OLORED-2Is r ST. NV rms
newly de-, $50 a mo. Heat and
water furn. DI. 7-4335 or AID
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CoLoRED-}II v sT.--Lee. mod
ern, furn bedrm.. Nv rm kit.
ard bath sot. SS4 30 no. Apply
res. mgr, Ap' !. SljLER a. CO.
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FAIRFAX VILLAGE
APARTMENTS

NUVf 3Sth ST Sc
Ideal suburban atmosphere, set
exceptionally cor. enient to down.
town oflce. and shopping area Beau
tifGl ! and > bedroom apartments
large rooms good close. space
reasonably priced. lS-storc shoppine
center On grounds, other stores close
BY Hours, < am 80 pm. Mon
ay-Saturday Sunday, I-b:iO m
Telephone IL $3.50
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i $50 10th ST. N.W.-For employed
3 ladles: In former lesation bldg
under careful MANAGEMENT large
comfortable rooms, ample closet
and bath accommodations: next to
bus stop; S25-S40.S45. Call wkdSs
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PRESTOLOGS--The ideal fireplace
log. Long burnins. hish heat value,
no smoke. no dirt less than "a Of
1es ash. Easy to handle and con.
FUEL PRoDUCTs. Ii. lass.
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0n.y from 3-7 pm

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Master bed
nm. pvt. bath, pvt. home; no
other roomers; gentleman. 500