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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
Ford Gets Justice Post

Attorney General Brownell has
announced the appointment of
Frederick w. Ford. AZ. with the
Justice Department since late
1858, as assistant deputy attor-
ney general. He will serve under
Deputy Attorney General Will
liam p Rogers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
Hungary Allows
u. n. Team In,
But Bars News

BUDAPEST, Hungary. Jan. 5
.R.-A United Nations economic
delegation has arrived here to
study the needs of revolt-torn
Hungary, but the Russian-sup-
ported government of Janos Ka-
dar is keeping the Hungarian
people in the dark about it.
The four-man mission IS
headed by Philippe de Seynes,
u. N. undersecretary for eco
nomic matters. 1t arrived yester-
day, with no fanfare whatever,
to remain about four days.
The members registered ct the
Grand Hotel. but were not avail
able for interviews. Presumably
they were out talking with gov
eminent officials and inspecting
factories. many of which are
closed down OF on short work
weeks now because of a coal
shortage.
Neither the press nor the
Budapest radio. both controlled
by Premier Kadar's government,
told the Hungarian people word
about their arrival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
.C|earsWay
For Red Poland
To Buy Surplus
BY the Associated Press

The Government today cleared
the way for Communist Poland
to buy United States farm goods
and limited 1t would give similar
privilege to other satellite coun-
tries loosening their ties with
Russia.
Secretary Of Commerce Weeks
announced his department will
consider applications for licenses
to ship surplus farm commodi-
ties to Poland for United States
dollars at world market prices.
Although he stressed that
easing Of the licensing restric-
ton applies only to Poland, Mr..
Weeks added In a statement that
lat some future time considera-
ton may be given to applications
for exports Of such commodities
to certain other Eastern Euro
pean countries" He did not
name any other countries.
Further Aid Studied
At the same time Mr.. Weeks
said the Eisenhower administra-
ton is continuing to study ways
in which further economic aid
may be given to Poland and
economic relations with that
country expanded.
Poland in the last several
months has asserted greater in
dependence OF Russia, although
it has remained within the
Soviet-sponsored Warsaw pact.
American policy heretofore has
been to prohibit exports of
Government-held surplus agri-
cultural products to all Iron
Curtain countries. When the
restriction was imposed two
years ago. it dealt specifically
with butter. Mr.. Weeks said
then that he wouldn't grant a
license for shipment of butter
to Red areas at a price CON
siderably lower" than that paid
by American housewives. He
referred directly to Russia but
the policy was extended subse-
quently to the Soviet satellites.
Domestic farm prices, propped
by Federal subsidies, generally
are higher than world market
prices at which Poland now will
be able to buy surplus farm goods
for United States dollars.
ITO the extent that Poland
wishes to make such purchases,
the Weeks announcement said,
''today's relaxation should per-
NIT that country to utilize these
commodities for the benefit of
the Polish people
In Line With Program
The change in policy toward
Poland is in line with President
Eisenhower's program of help
ing any country that breaks
away from Moscow during. the
first stages OF its economic es-
arrangement from the Soviet
bloc.
Mr.. Eisenhower and Secretary
of State Dulles in recent state
ments have encouraged Poland
to seek closer trade relations
with the United States.
The Poles since have said in
talks with American officials in
Warsaw that they want United
States wheat. cotton and farm
and factory machines. But, they
emphasized. they wanted trade
not aid which would require
them to make political COM
mitment to this country.
AS an example of the strict
policy against permitting ship
ment Of surplus farm goods be-
hind the Iron Curtain, the Com
merce Department in the third
quarter Of 1856 turned down
licenses to export such goods
valued at s9.572.000 to European
nations in the Soviet bloc. OF
this total. $685. 900 represented
applications for export Of cotton.
Other goods on which licenses
were denied included tractors.
industrial machinery, ball bear
ings. electronic equipment and
automotive parts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
2.8 Million Visit Park

GATL1NBURG, Tenn, Jan. 5
lP A record-breaking 1886, 8l9
individual visits we're recorded
i'll the Great Smoky Mountains
National Park in 1856. This
was an increase of nearly IL per
cent over 1855, the previous rec
ord year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05

Eisenhower and Mr.. Nehru after
their talks hailed a greater I'M
Outstanding of their respective
policies reached at these talks"
1t said they confirmed the
broad area of agreement between
India and the United States"
Officials said some allied coun-
tries expressed concern that Mr..
Nehru might have won Mr..
Eisenhower over TO a view that
would weaken U. S. support OF
the Baghdad Pact and the
American mutual defense agree
ment with Nationalist China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
Suud Muy Get Bid
For Visit to u. S.
BY the Associated Press

King Saud of Saudi Arabia
has Joined the list of dignitaries
the Eisenhower administration
is reported thinking about invit-
ing to Washington on a State
visit.
United States officials and
King Saud have been negotiating
for extension of the agreement
under which the United States
uses the Dhahran air base in
Saudi Arabia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
State Department Defied
By Judge in Powell Case

SAN FRANCISCO. jan S 0P-A Federal Judge defed the
State Department yesterday authorized
Red China to seek evidence for a sediton trial
The State Department in refusing grant passports says
this country opposes travel by American citizens
their fellow citizens held political
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05

WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST-A few snow flurres are
expected tonight in Northern New England and Lake
Ontario. with and rain from Wisconsin south to
Will be the Northern Plains and colder In the
Northeast and Midwest well as California-AP
Wirephoto Map
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APIS. FURNISYEp-o. c.

ATTR. Tv APIS s14 wk up: child
vel slren and hskp- rms IS VIZ
up 'ini 1Tth NV ~ 7-7sss
1870 COZ UMRIA RID NV, Beau
titul. de luxe turn enciencies
air conditioned SIPS Res mEr
CO 5-5317
NICELY FURNISHED APIS Twins
nm, bedrm kit and bath; white
10. S-56i7 days after $40
TU. 2-4333
NEAR DEPT OF AGRICULTURE
3eaut l-bedrm apt Ice liv rm
with firepl.. air.cooled sun deck
utils furn 500, OIL 4-iO37
and ME- s-7S34
Mr. DUPONT CIR. 1895 p st.
Bachelor Isl q, pvt bath. $50
HU. $4,000
LAMONT ST. NV, t7iS-l -bedrm
apt Il, beaut furn huge liv. rn
porch. transp .ShopS "a blk utils
incl AID 4-4334. AD 2-0l06
DUPONT CIR.-Liv rm. bedrm
din. rm kit firepl terri Sll0
NO T-6NS3 ewes, wk co.
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APIS. UNFURNIsnED-D. c.

NICE FIRsT-FLOoR APT, 34O3
Holmead pl. NV. AID. 2-6946.
HAMPTON COURTS APIS. 2Oi3
New Hamp. ave, WI and 2
bedrms.: newly dec; new stoves
all utils. incl; wired for air-cond. :
Mar. NO 7-l99s.
1924 nth ST. NV bedrms.,
ny; nm, kit. and bath; avail
PACKED WITH VALUE, modern
auto air-cond apt. See to ap-
prec Rent reas.: central loo. en-
bassy sec. at park. 1745 Euclid
NV. HU. 3-3402.
1878 SPRING PLACE NV. - 2
ms kit. and bath. Lease. Adults
sos. Refs. FE. 3-6S66.
1921 eith PL. S.E.-Private home;
2nd floor; 3 rms, kit. bath and
screened-in rear porch Adults
s5ol opE ST; s;E:12 rms rms. !, d !,
utils. Key at 2711 Que. Apt. col.
FLOYD E DAVIS CO., 1929 K st
NV Ma S-0352
s Ssst. S ~ ST. ST. s.t6 s,a rms Fs k az
at 1910, Apt. 5. FLOYD E. DAVIS
CO. 1929 K st. NV. MA. S-0352
SI5 MARYLAND AVE. Me-. No
407--l bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette
kit. and bath; refgr. and range
in apt heat and INV. furn.
$3.50 mo- mo- See ianitor or call
122t WIS. AVE. NV, No. l.
Bedrm.. liv. rm., dinNte. kit. and
bath. heat and INV. furn., range
ann refgr. in apt; S7h mo- IN
auire janitor or call Elk. 3-24S9
Dos RITTENHOUSE ST. NV
bedrm. apt. cow. loo: ideal 2-3
employed adults. ia. 9-0593.
n. CAPITOL, 1913, mr.. Missouri
$S1 incl. all utils.: lge., mod. 3
rm. apt: excel. transp Janitor
will show. TRACY CO. HU. 3-6661
1916 X ST. Sc, at Barney circle
New bldg; 1-bedrm. apt; SS4 so
TRACY ITisl Y CO. c..-1 Hu. S.se6I. ~'Ol'
1856 EUCLID ST. N.W.-2 bed
bath. porch; $50. oil. 7-29Os.
1905 CONNECTICUT AVE. = De
luxe cfic. with sleeping porch,
garbage disposal; air conditioned
See MISS BREWER, LIST FIR, DE.
2-3O60.
NEAR CONN. AND FLORIDA AYES.
NV, 1915 21st St. n.w.-Lge. liv.
rm. and dining area comb, mod
ern kit. and bath, air-cond lge.
bedrm.; S120: Apt. No, 3. W. c.
a. A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT
CO.. EN-. 2-4464.
200 CONNECTICT-Enic, and J.
bedrm. apt: lge. closets: utils.
incl. 24-hr. switchboard service.
POTOMAC PLAZA-De luxe air
conditioned bldg 24-hr. secre-
tarial and elevator services: lge.
liv. rm., one bedrm din. area,
kit. S165 includes all utils Call
for appointment to inspect, r. A.
HUMPHREYS, 2 Mass. ave. NV,
Ma. S-5O20
GUYLEN COURTS, 18th and p SITS.
3 nice rms, din. and porch,
excel, heat and all utils for
5000. STEUART BROS, INC
DI. 1894, DI. 1895.
SOUTHEAST AREA. oS47 Gaines
room. kitchen. bath, dining area,
sos per month: utilities included
KEY at Apt. 104. For information.
saIl ~ 4 20 6v S SIIS16 H
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APIS. FURNIsHED-vA.

NICELY FURN. Ist-FL. APT
minutes Pentagon. Rent reason
able. After 5 pm. OF. 4-93Sa
LANGLEY A. VAS ,0s . b.r;, 2, baths:
mo-. MRS. STANLEY CARPER,
Broker Mclean, Va Ell; 9-3505'
FURN., and 2 lse. bed:
rms. lge; lily. rm.. all pvt, good
thing furn' "a S'e s1oss ss.' EVERY
Z ROOMS. bath. private entrance.
near shoppine; adults. $500 N
Kenmore St, Arlington. Va.
ARL. mr., COLUMBIA PIKE AND
GLEBE RID. - -bedrm. apt. incl
all utils.; $50 mo. KE. S-63S3
APT, nicely furn.. COM
plete End q. Of pvt. home. near
bus and shops; pvt. entr 500
utils incl. adults. IA s-2lS5.
I OR . BEDEMS., AIR coND. /:
beautifully decorated For sale
or vii rent Avail. Dec / ia.
OFF snIRIEY hwy, mr.. Lincolnia
.
lge. I'd; sep. entr.. 500 incl.
utils. except cleo. FL. 4-673l
2 OR 4 PERSONS-very attrac
Alex. apt everything furn silver.
dishes. linens, etc; immed. occur
Ii 4-0s2l
ARL.. on busline . blocks from
Clarendon and blk. from Kann's
Va. store and Va Square shop.
ctr Bedrm, liv. nm. din. rm !,
kit. bath. utils, sos mo. KE.
d-al34.
ARL.. mr.. Pent,, Fl. Myer-1 bed
pvt entr. sos mo incl. utiis
1928 N. Taft, IA, 4-0952
I RMS. AND BATH, porch and ga
rage. pvt. entr. utils. furn adults
only no pets. COW. TO Pentagon
and Fl Belvoir, is min. DR.. TO
~. c. Call XII 9-6ls6.
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APIS. PURNIsHED-D. 9.
SARBIN TOWERS

Sl3Z 18TH ST. NV.
Belut. dec. and newly furn. enc.
apt, with lge. picture window over
looking city, modern, air-cond.
bldg; $119.50 incl. utils. See
suHerin s 2 sndo for inspection or
Legum g. Gerber Realty Co.
400 NEWCOMB ST. Sc.
rm.. liv. rm., kit. dinette and bath.
$3.50. Only minutes from Boiling
spect cali EN- 10000.
Legum e. Gerber Realty Co.
CLIFTON MANOR APIS.
Newly decorated. attractiyely
shower: ideal for /; sos. 1-bedrm.
apt, $3.50.
Excellent Transportation, near lge.
papRinE sp s1es So ss' oer mo eie'A'0
25l4 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2363
PACKED
with value-Auto. air-cond.. i'm
mac. apt, 4ully furn., incl. linens.
etc. Rent reaS. TV, garage avail.
Central loo, embassy row aA park,
l475 Euclid NV. HU. 3-3402.
1922 18th ST. NV.
Mid-city apts.. walk downtown
Lovely liv. rm.. bedrm., kit. bath
and foyer; $s5. IA. 9-4140 and
NO. 7-611l.
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED
ROOMS WANTED

ELDERLY WOMAN, white. wants
room and board in D. C. LU
1-h102
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1910 Mass. Ave. SEE bedrms..
living rm, dining rm. and porch,
gas heat; s65 per mo. See Apt.
for inspection.
2225 N st. NV rms, KY ano
bath, S53.25 per mo. See ianitor
for inspection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

GENTLEMAN. employed, desires at
tractive furnished room with pri-
vate bath in NV. D. c. or vicinity
Garage or parking space required
Please reply Box 237-M. Star.
GOV. RET. DR., mid-age, writer
Pays we'll. Refs. exch. ia. 9-O6S5
NICE SIZE unfurn. room, kit. priv
near 2gth st. and Bunker Hill I'd.
Mt. Rainier. Box 224-M. Star.
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HENRY J. RoBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave DI. 1914
1879 VERMONT AVE. NV.
Now available, 9 and 3 bedroom
ants with iiv. rm., kit. and bath,
equipped with new gas ranges and
refrigerators. Just of Thomas, cir
Gle and convenient to central busl-
ness section. Rents, SS5 ana $40,
which include heat and hot water,
See manager 90 premises, NE. =
.a140. B. F SAUL CO., 925 18TH
st. NV, MA. $1,000.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.
In modern elevator building with
secretary switchboard.
Sunroom and / Bedroom
Adult family. no children or pets;
references required rent. sos a
month, plus utilities: may he seen
az any tiine By calling resident
manager. EN- 3-s432
los ATLANTIC ST. Sc
NEAR s. CAPITOL ST. Congress-
hath apt. modern equipped kitchen.
AIR CONDITIONED. Cow; 70
schools. stores and transpe $50 30
mo. Kew at Apt 2O4, or call MRS
VERMfLLTON. 10. l-4069, once
D1. 7-l680, week days
DUPLEX APT. 42i4 end ST. NV.
. RMS, XII. AND BATH, S55 Ne;
LOUIS Ridden TU, 2-3060
1891 PARK RID NV.
Bsmt apt . rms, X. and b.. turn-
ished or unfurn.. rental SSa-S9S so.
studio apt. . rms, light 3. x;
furn S62 80
ist q. apt, . rms. and b.. porch,
@i09 P ST NV -
Ap''' : d e. Il / ST ST. NV $500 $500
Apis. . r. k, b. S40-s4b
Apt. "a r.. din, H.. b. $40 so
s24 TAYLOR ST. NE
Heat and Hot Water Included
THE RIGGS NATL. BANK
Wash Loan Branch
300 p ST. NV. ST. $4,000
DUPLEX
500 TAYLOR ST, ne, open sun
and Mon, . rms kit, dinette. bath
utils included except cleo. $50 80
FE. 7-2l37 or LIk4-72e5'
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2so4 l4th st. N.w-4 rms, kit.
and bath. In elev. bldg: COW. to
buses: $50 per mo. See tenant in
Apt. Is.
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

Mr.. SHERATON PARK-Congenia
young man share beaut. furn. home
with other young men. DE.2-557S,
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MEN with
one another: have vacancy in
well-furn. town house. on Conn.
ave. NO. 7-S03S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

39OO OR 30f5 4th ST. S.E.-Lee
l bedrm., newly dec: apts... beau,
tiful mod. pldg: washer. drier, all
utils. paid by owner; S75. To in
Spect: South Capitol St. left on
Atlantic st. and left on 4th st. ia
1900 4th st. Sc. See Res. Mgr. in
Ant. B-1 or call D1. 7-4300; ewes
Mn R0qAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 3517 Bros
pl. s.e.-Lovely 2-bedrm ant.
newly decorated; ore half month
rent free on years lease. GEORGE
H. JONES REALTY, INC, 20.
2-04n0.
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Aprs. FuRRlsHEp-p. Q.

GE0RGETowN. 1907 eeth St.
utiis.; lease siS0 mo. no. 2-3I6s
18th, Mr.. THE W0ODNER-Eiey
bldg. bus at dr.; homelike; uni
PHI; 2 girls; SOS. RIA. 3-4156.
COLUMBIA RD.. Is44-Efic. ant
1-bedrm., convenient location; $7l
and up; utils incl. DU. 7-6063.
CAPITOL HILL-Desirable ef1cien
cies. tile bath. modern kit: blocl
Cong. Lib: reasonably priced
Ii. 6-4500: Ii 1854.
KALORAnIA : steinway. Bendix.
air cond., 2 bedrms:. huge draw
ing rm.. din. rm. DE. 2-3325.
MODERN DOWNTOWN elev. bldg,
spacious efflc.. apis. Nice furn
Ideal employed girls and couple
sun deck garage. $50, so, Avail
niW.. Ap el 4-6S7 S Or T t2~S S-ol o IS
ALA AND NICHOLS AYES. Sc
Beaut. 2-bedrm. apt; 3 girls;
Sis; avail. Dec l. IA. 5-713S
CAPITOL HILL = Redec., beaut
furn. effic. and bedrm.: good
location: S70-$95 mo. Ii. 7-92S6
THE JOHN Jay, 314 East Capitol
DE luxe l bedrm.:. reasonable
See res. mgr. on premises.
2sII PA. AVE. SCI bedrm.,
Ice. liv; rm., dinette. kit, bath.
Is42 18th ST. N.w.-Beautiful q
bedrm. apt, newly decorated: lge
closets, modern kit. and bath.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, o127 p
See janitor or 10. S-50l4.
CHEVY CIR. u. c., mr.. Conn. ave
"a rms, bath, End A.; fine
adult home. WO. 8-09s0.
EXCEL. OPPORTUNITY-Take over
attr. rooming house. $3.50 down
II rms, garage: easily managed
secure profit. St00-S200 month
plus quarters AID. 2-9629.
18TH, MT. Pleas frt. ca: re-
White sec. Child ok. AID 10000.
N.W.-Lady will share with another
or sub-let, 3 rooms. kitchen and
app't. AID. 2-3225.
I32 WEBSTER ST. N.E.-Lovely
furn. 1-bedrm.. liv. nm. kit. den.
bath, rec. rm.: 500, all utils,
THE CANTERBURY. 7O4 3rd St.
w.-Clean. modern. attractive
furn. efic. and l-bedrm. ant in o
beautifully kept, carefully man.
aged elev. bldg: moderate rentals.
Sd5-S1 90. Located in the heart of
downtown WASHINGTON: close
walk to most Govt. Offices. Apply
MGR. Apt. 10.
Is KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Iovely
bedrm;;. kit. bath apt Special to
retired lady. tn. 2-2212.
IO6 c ST. NE rms. kit. and
bath. S55 mo-. utilities incl. d.
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PARK. 3O25 Ontario I'd. NV
Efficiency. dining area. large dress
ing closet, colored bath and mod
ern H't"hen. completely redec, in
well-kent coop bldg: adults; no
pets; SS7. so, incl utils. HU
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1925 10Th ST. NV.
Conveniently Located at L st.
I Room and Bath S45
2 Rooms and Bath SIS
To Inspect, Please See Manager
H. L. RUST co.
1901 18th st. NV. Ma. $500
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1906 sth ST. Ne. Apt. o2Heat.
hot-water furn.; for only. S55.70
mo. . rooms. dinette. kitchen,
bath. Redecorated. OPEN. Inspect
or call co. 5-6222
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1883 QUEEN ST. NE, 3 blocks
north 18th and y sts;-Beautiful
laundry and locker. Includes heat
sna h;E; EseSdgsced ,,,s to Ssi 50.
S695, DI. 7-2434.
$500 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Beaut.
spac. 1-bedrm. apis. in apt. hotel;
air-cond.; newly dec. din. rm..
maid and linen service avail; also
s ssT and snd ~ .w,s S1IS incl ssrv,s az
HU. 3-7700.
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. s BRYANT ST. NE. Ant. A
REDEC.: rooms. dinette. kitchen.
bath, scr. porch. ONLY S5250 mo.
Key Apt. 3. Inspect or call CO.
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MAPLEWOOD APTS., nr. Walter
Reed; cow. shopping. transp;
fully furn., air cond., TV: S135:
avail, Dec; !. $3.50 Maple St. NV.
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DOWNTOWN, 924 18th st. NV
Fife. apt. redec. S55, incl. utils.
Call ST. 3-4567 weekdays.
35 FORESTER ST. S.W., Apt. B
Two rooms, dinette, kitchen. bath.
refgr and stove, redec.; only
$3.50 mo. incl. heat and hot
water. Key, Apt. /. Inspect or
call CO 5-6222.
SIS JEFFERSON N.W.-3 rms,
kit. pvt. bath: End A.; private
home: S6S.50. RA. 3-3512
1904 BELMONT Sci MT ST ST, N ,,!i: d
heat; adults only. HU. 3-SS44.
554 I4th ST. S.E.-2nd-n. apt, pvt
entr.: S55. incl utils. and heat:
adults only. HU. 1854.
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Ice. BEDRM.. liv. rm.. kit. and
bath; lady to share with lady
double room; cow. carline and
restaurant and bus. TU. 2-9463.
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Mr.. MINI. AND PA. Av. Sc
porch; adults. Heat. hot water.
/ Gao IN TT A-ro6S
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2-BEDRM. APT.--Nr. MINI. ave,
Pa. Sc Adults. Large liv. nm,
dinette. kit, screened porch; heat,
hot water; S75. FE. 7-2137 or Ii.
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DISTRICT HTS. = Man to share
with another l-bedrm. furn. apt: I;
parking. cow. transp. RE. 5-5044,
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snare Qe luxe apt. III va. in. O.
Sl36. Call Sat. Sun. and evenings
LARGE lst-fl. apt. to share with
elderly couple; cow transp. all
kit. privils. 1850 Mt. Pleasant
ST. NV.
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l4I4 Goth ST. N.W.--Entire top
A.. 2 rms. and kit. share bath;
utils. furn. adults. SOB
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DE LUKE APT. HOUSE, e31 Long
fellow st. n.w.-Has avail. a spa
cious 1-bedrr. apt. with parquet
frs mod. kit. lge. closets. wired
for air conditioning: all utils. in
cluded; $50. See res. mgr. Apt.
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APIS fURNIsHED-va.
(cONTlNuEDl

cow. TO TT. BELvOIR - Mod.
bed-liv. rm,, kit. and bath. $50
per mo, incl. all utils. CIR. 1854.
THREE ROOMS, bath. porch. Pri-
vate: Couple. Near Falls Church.
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556I 18th NW.-o-bedrm. apt
Lgc., spacious. 4 closets. mod. apt
bldg. 500. $50. Conven. utils. incl
RIA. 6-22a1. AID. 4-0S20.
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ApYs. FURNISHED. Q.
CONTINUED

2-BEDRM. APT. nicely furn.; con.
veniently loo. NV. Reas. rent. Cal
LA. 9-2S49 or AID. 2-S299.
LINCOLN PARK-well-furn clear
enc: tiled shower bath. apply
Apt. /. 1913 18th st. Sc; ewes.
1923 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Newl!
dec. Ice. rm.. kit. and bath: small
child accepted; apt. bldg; S65
25Is I7th ST. NV, on Columbii
rd.-Efic and 2-bedrn. apis.
$50 so up. Mgr. AID. 4-032S.
MAPLEWOOD APIS. mr.. Walter
Reed; cow. shopping, transp.
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DOWNTOWN
WALKING DISTANCE
Vacancies in this desirable build
ing. Clean. spic and span. S77.bO
up. Janitor will show apis. avail
i43o RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
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THE IDEAL location IN southeast
QUIET refined and only 8 blks
OF Pa. ave, mr. Minnesota. 1927
2Sth st. SCI bedroom apt. in
at only SS3 SO, incl. utiis. See res
mgr, LII. 2-6535 or call SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO. Ma. S-2345
TWO-BEDROOM APT, 119 Ken.
nedy st. n.w.-Comfortabl and
spacious; newly decorated; avail.
able immed. at ST. so, incl. heat
and hot water SHANNON g.
LUCHS CO, MA. 4-2345.
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Men from Now" brings an all tiTse favorite. Randolph Scott b tho screen again. Co-starring is.. Gall Russell and Lee Marvin. Show times for the main feature is 700 and 800.
 < A aa+
 The second feature Is Racing Rlood''-- showing at 8:30 pm
 COMING NEXT SATURDAY
 News brought up to date is promised in the picture Earth vs. Flying Saucors".
 This movie shows Satellites be-
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Tsday llzly

There is a. double feature pro- .ran Tor the matinee starting at 2-oe Rzn. Arizona Manhunt" and
 aA Me Mister" are both recon <0ended for the entire family. scall Ae Mister" will be shown alone m
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NOTICE ,!

The Christian Science Socaesy of Kodiak holds Sunday Services and Sunday School every Sunday at Il a.n., evening Services tho 3rd wednesday Of each month at sp.m., Chapel Annex on the Base.
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the evening.
Sunday and Menday

"D-Day-the 9th Of June" is the hitherto untold story of those .sx- citing days leading up to the Dun kirk invasion. The story involves an unusual mission of ashandful of men, preceding the actual invasion fleet by few thrilling and danger 'ous hours.
 The picture rates high in enter tainment value and is in Cinema. scope and TechnicoIor. Shows Sun
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@s,s,xAx MaR OR

ing launched. and hev they e'ssae .the earth, exactly as the Russian Satellite is doing at present.
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Tuesday mzsG VI ay

Absorbing drama of crackdowri on tho Toyko underworld, "The House of Bambo" introduces a new Japanese star to the American theatre audience-Shirley Yama-, guchi Robert Ryan, Robert Stack and Cameron Mitchell share the hcnors. Showing at TOO and 9:00-
 Thursday and Friday ~
 Double feature show Seven
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day st 300. 5:00 and TOO and e;Q Monday at TOO and o:M