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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

and Hattie L. Frederick. 80. 5000
Hubert r. johnson. 40. and Irene Webb.
!. 40. both Of Fairfax. Va.
usasr and Cara Pos ssDs a. ssiS
cii Kn0I NICK * 'ksyIand. 10, Boykins, va,
and Villa NJ. Fewel. IS. l1l2 sth
Carmel i orAudy. 20. 1910 North Caro-
IS. $40 Hickman st. Sc.
Leroy H. Barnard, r.. 20. Arlington,
Va, and Maye L. Hansen, 20, 1908
Edwin sih0 c "a n;M 40. 2eos K St. NV.
and Florence 5, wiies, Is. 1929 K
william Ii, Pelham, 81. and JacSalyp
q. Mitchell. "a, both Of New York
Gary l. Ensmiugsr.. 81. 1880 ArgOnns
Harrisburg, Pa.
Allen /. simmons. IS. 10 o st. sw..
and sandra N. Brooks. II, SO o st.
AauiIa Gilmore, r.. e5. 424 Kenyon
20, Norfolk, Va.
Jack j.. Fischel. 81. Crawford, N y.
ana Barbara H. 0ertler, 20, 1896
James B, Green, IT,, %, and Ruth R.
Jackson. n. both Of 1927 constitu-
ton ave, ne.
Gene o. stoWeIl. 80. Hyattsyllle. and
Dolores g. d Misa, "a. $500 Me-
Thomas y. Mcdonald. "a, Arlington,
and Patricia l. Edwards. 20. College
wiliism 4. Robertson, Is, Patuxsnt
10, Glass Manor. Nd.
Pryor, 80. both Of SIG 3 So. ne.
0e corns ~ both q fh1 an nssSanil Md
Vincent A. Portale. 20, 1898 Barnaby
I'd: Sc, and Patsy J. Helsley, 20.
/ 1855 p st. NV.
Theodore r. Tompkins, 20, 1853 You
isSis ' 18th 81. q. NV Aa,es Z 0iAfk' 10
Reuben z. Jefferson. "a, and Ruby
Blount, 10, both of 10 9Th st. Sc.
Nicolas !. Csussads. e: Columbis
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BcrUnit to Hear
OF DELINQUENCY

Various aspects Of the ju-
venile delinquency problem
viii be discussed at a special
symposium Of the Federal Bar
Association on September 20 as
part Of its convention at the
Hotel Statler.
In announcing this today,
Laurence H. AMMAN. chairman
of the juvenile delinquency
committee and first vice presi-
dent Of the association, said
experts from Federal and pri-
vate agencies viii participate.
Speakers will include DR..
Fritz Redl. chief OF child re-
search at the National Insti-
tute OF Mental Health; Peter
n. Lejins. criminologist at
tached to the star Of the Uni
versity Of Maryland: william
Sheridan. chief Of the Division
Of Juvenile Delinquency Serv-
ice, Children's Bureau: James
L. Sullivan. general counsel Of
the Senate Subcommittee for
Investigation Of Juvenile De-
linquency. and Richard j. Har-
vey, supervisor, Youth Correc-
ton Branch, Bureau Of Prisons.
Prisons.
Judge Orm Ketcham Of
the Districts juvenile Court
will be moderator Of the meet
ing, which starts at 2 pm.
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pregnated with various chemi-
Gals designed to slow down or
prevent altogether their deteri-
Grafton under intense sunlight.
Experimental long-life sand
bags, chemically treated, are
being exposed to rot and to at
tacks by termites in Panama.
Experimental nylon and ace
tylated cotton lacings have
shown no signs Of weakness
after six months service while
untreated cotton rope disinte-
grated.
Arctic Problems Tackled
With recent expansions of
both Army and Navy into Arc
tic and Antarctic. many special
problems have arisen. Among
the Developments Of the engin-
GERS at Fort Belvoir have been
two salt foundations, lithium
chloride and q mixture Of lith-
ium and calcium chloride, for
example, have been developed
to prevent water from freezing
in the Arctic.
Extinguishing equipment and
agents for rocket propellent
fires. which burn with such in
tensity that they pose many
more problems than ordinary
fires, are under development,
Studies are underway to deter
mine the requirements and
equipment which win be needed
both before and after an atomic
bomb attack.
One requirement viii be an
emergency water supply system
which can take water from any
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sulating materials. Casting
compounds for plastic mirrors
with very high heat resistance.
low heat expansion and good
resistance the cracking with
quick changes Of temperatures
are under development.
Adhesives for binding plas-
tics to wood and artificial rub
Der hurfaces are being devel.-
|oped, Excellent results already
have been obtained with one
adhesive which provides q dur
able bond between rubber and
glass. This was developed TO
provide means for attaching
abrasion resistant synthetic
rubber strips to the bottom Of
plastic assault boats.
Several fire-resistant paints
have been submitted to the
1ainC industry I0f 1urtnef study
and tests. Tests are continuing
on paints for concrete. stucco
and masonry surfaces and
paints for carnouflage with
special spectral properties
which makes them dificult to
distinguish.
Studies are being made to in
crease the weather resistance Of
rubber in the Arctic. Various
types are under exposure to
outdoor weathering and accel-
Grated exposure In an ozone
chamber. Special fungicides
have been developed and are
being tested alongside various
commercial preparations with
the same purpose.
Cotton fabrics have been inn
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available source. For this pur-
pose an electric subniefsible
pump Is being developed. II
may be used either as q sub
merged pump or as q booster
pumping station.
ExpansibIe Buildings
A prefabricated buildings
system" employing the same
principles as the toy erector set,
is under development for rapid
barracks construction. 1t is in
tended for all sorts Of struc-
lures which would be expansi-
BILE in length and width and are
designed for use in a theater Of
operations.
Several Of the buildings de-
veloped at Belvoir now are un-
der tests throughout the world.
Antiaircraft batteries protect
ing the principal cities Of the
United States now are housed
in rigid-frame steel buildings
developed here.
Troops are quartered In
Korea In a new type Of Quonset
hut developed to achieve the
same economy as the familiar
Quonset Of the last war, but
with greater efficiency Of space
utilization. An Arctic shelter
designed for use In extreme
cold climates now has been de-
veloped. 1t can be erected In
about a day and a half BY
troops working. in temperatures
Of IS degrees below zero
Fahrenheit. u
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fires likely to be encountered
in any sort Of defense opera
tions.
Notable is q brand-new ex-
tinguisling a gent. bromotri-
fiuoromethane. which tests have
shown is more than twice as
effective as carbon dioxide and
carbon tetrachloride. the mate
rails used in most fire ex-
tinguishers. In addition. 1t
is comparatively nonpoisonous
and can be used at IS degrees
below zero Fahrenheit. This
makes 1t especially valuable
for Arctic and Antarctic camps.
where danger of IRE is one
Of the greatest Nightmares.
Among other major recent
developments at Belvoir are
plastic coated glass fiber insect
screens. which are resistant to
rust. Plastic foams are being
investigated for use as heat in
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two feet wide and six feet deep
at rates exceeding "A feet a
minute.
Both would be Of great value
in Army field operations. They
are looked upon as especially
significant. however. for civil
defense in case Of a threatened
atomic bomb attack.
Analysis Of results of the Jap
anese bOmbings at the end Of
the war showed that persons
with any sort Of trench-like
protection did not suffer very
serious injuries. Such trenches
also could serve to protect per-
sonnet against heavy radioac-
tive fallout. the effects Of which
are delayed.
New, Efficient Agent
One Of the major dangers
from an atomic attack would be
from fire. The engineers are
developing agents and tech
niques to combat all types of
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Herbert Hueck, 30. and Elise II. irenes.
20. both Of 1912 hobart 81. NV.
Donald A. A. Hancock, 20. Arlineton,
ya;, and Diana n. Herber. 81, s42b
Herman Banks, so. 1928 Massachusetts
ave. n w. and Lillian Franklin, a.,
l4l2 Massachusetts ave. NV.
Thomas w SERVERS. 20. 1898 Vermont
ave. NV. and TranceR r. whitney.
w,lli g i 1893 btn g. ?, Va ,.,.,....
ana Emma N. vanoeuder. 10, 1899
vlncsn "a IseIvine. 40. Ne~ York CITY,
and Marion v. George, 50. Trsichlers'
Raymond J. Langley. 81, 1920 Clifton
&; NV and Marion X. ReisfeId. 20.
NatSsnisl weeds, 20. 2gls 18th s.
Massachusetts ave. ne.
snd psiorss Ls Sasss Gna r.
1918 Somerset pl. NV.
Jesse A. Fergerson. 90. 21Os FlagIer
Pl nv. and June g. Powell. 20.
1920 Monroe q. NV:
NV, and Bonnie 30 CRANK. s 20. sso D:
Gene Sias 4. w vveRpmisilliOn. 90. and ssrbar,
4. Cook ~ both Of 14O1 Fairmonl
Lemue Il I Hicks. "a. and Margaret Z
Roman FelwarkiW. 3s. 1882 Rodman
81, n:w and okshna 9. cherchuk
IS. PHILADELPHIA,
Howard Qeoree Hobby, u Erie. Pa.
and lydia Q. Wheels. 2b2o Bladens-
r. 0q 3, c "a hs %. and wilhslmins
Frank i Pierce. IL. sO5 47th 81. ne.
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ArmyMochine P reduces
FoxhoIe in 10 Seconds

rubber-tired ditchng machine. which carried
part Of infantry equipment and foxhcle in 10
seconds Of the outstanding developments the Army
Research and Development Laboratories Bel
vor
machine Of the same sort designed to excavae trench
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SHOP TONIGHT TO 9

Sean Open 3-lNishts WeekIy--NAondaY. Thurs
dsy end Fidsyl STORE HOURS: Mondays.
1880 70 >; Tussdays, Wsdnssdsys end sssuS-
days. Ioto s; Thursdays end Fddays. 10 to >.
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SUNDAY

Continued From Preceding Pess.
$3.50
4-Zoo Parade. Kids.
Understanding WildIife This
Summer"
S-Week in Review.
Kenyon Edwords reviews.
7-Sunday Motinee. Drama.
9-Foee The Notion.
Communist Leoder Nikito S.
khrushchev.
400
4-PoIm Beech Golf T'rn'm'nt.
IA Hours. From WykooYl Coun-
Try Club, New Rochelle. N. Y.
5-Story Theoter.
Invisible Wound" Reginald
Denny.
7-college News Conference.
Jocob Jovits lRep. of N. VI.
$3.50
5-Reporters Roundup.
Robert z. HurIeieh, moderator.
7-Medieol Horizons.
Radiation Effects" will be dis
cussed and demonstrated by
world renowned experts on the
problem Of the California lnsti-
tute Of Technology, Los Angeles.
Sword News Roundup.
Eric Sevoreid reporting.
$500
5-Foith for Today.
Love Solid Foundation for o
Hoppy Home"
7-Deon Pike. ToIk.
Rev. Pixies daughter Cothy and
five OF her young friends will toke
over his program for on informal
discussion Of vorious teen-ooe
problems.
S-0dyssey.
Hour. Sword OF the Somuroi."
The story Of the "loyol AZ
the most unbelievable feud in
history and Jopon's greatest
legend Charles Collinowood.
host.
$50
4-outlook. Chef HuntIey.
Shines Square Playhouse.
Slightly Decd" J. M. kerrieon
stors.
7-0pen Hearing.
Government Restrictions on In
formation" Guest: Representative
John E. Moss. John Secondori.
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5-Hond to Heaven. Uhrio.
7-Seienee Fiction TheoteF.
A visitor from tomorrow brings
O greet secret to nnonkind--in
the form OF pocket comb.
9-Giont Step. Quiz.
Bert Perks, quiz rnoster.
$50
4-Roy Rogers. Western.
"Stronoers." Members of O no.
torious gong. who hove moved
in with newly orrived artist and
his fother, meet q deserving end
when their hosts and Roy learn
their identity.
5-Fronkie loine Show.
1.-The Three MusketeeFs.
The Musketeer introduce O sub
stitute queen to prevent Wor with
Spain.
9-You Are There.
The Attempt to Assossinote
Theodore Roosevelt. An ottempi
is mode on Teddy Roosevelt's life
during the heat OF politicol
compoion.
700
4-Bensol Loneers. Advent're.
The loncers prepare to build o
fort as q tribute to o lote officer.
but find opposition from o motive
tribal chief. lRepeot.l
5-SheFloek Holmes. Mystery.
Ronald Howard stars.
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4-cireus Boy. Adventure.
Corky's hippopotomus IS slotted
for execution when the owner OF
rivoI circus convinces dull
witted deputy sheriff thot the
onimol has eoten his ossistont.
5-uneommon Volor.
Bottle for Two Jino."
7-Hcllywcod Film TheoteF.
W. Hours. "Out OF the Post"
l947. A one time prlvote detec-
tive turns soft" while trucking
mobster's betroyino moll. Rob-
ert Mitehum. Jane Greer. Kirk
Douolos. :
Sleek Benny Show.
Don Wilson invites Jock Benny
and the gang to his home for
dinner and almost gets fired for
his trouble. Mory Livingstone.
Rochester. Dennis Doy. Bob
Crosby and Don's wife, Lois Cor.
bett. will be feo,ured. ,
500
4-Sseve Allen Show.
Hour. Guests: Jerry Lewis.
xovier Cuoot. Able Lone. The
Four Diamonds, vocol quartet.
Pot Coroll. Coincidence Pot Cor
roll. Singer Erin O'Brien.
5-Your ~ Theotev.
The Exile" cIoney Cooper.
9-Ed Sullivan Show.
Hour. Guests: Tony Martin.
Soroh Vaughan. janet Blair. Lily
Pons. Comedians, Bob Lewis, Pet
Won 6recht OF Holland and the
Moxwells. Roy Bloch and his
orchestra.
$50
5-The Pendulum. Mystery.
The Serpent Beneoth."
300
4-The Chevy Show.
Hour. Storing Pot Boone. Shir-
ley MocLolne. With George Gobel.
Gisele Mackenzie. Jeff Donnell.
Nelson Riddle and his orchestra.
5-Movietisne USA.
Ia Hours. "Quolity Street."
1887. A Girl assumes q duel
identity in order to emborross
sutton who once Tilted her.
Katherine Hepburn. Fronehot
Tone.
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June z


7-You Asked tor u.
The inside OF O big time recording
session. Recording stoi Champ
Butler puts his lotest number on
wax; closeup Of eontortionist
-mon or freak? AT Baker.
host, me.
9-Lossie. Dromo.
7:30
A-F:.eue Rnu Aduonf,ira
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500


! Hour. Guests: Jerry Lewis.
xovier Cuoot. Able Lone, The
Four Diamonds, vocol quartet.
Pot Corroll. Conscience Pot Cor.
roll. Singer Erin O'Brien.
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ARL. --S74, redecorateu l-bedroom
apt IN apt bldg utl.s inc. M
tort Mvef stores. and tranSp EN-
..sl-S daNc z II . -A.lIA 90.
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one living bedroom comninatlon
with Kitchen and dinette, SIS
month: one-bedroom apt. SIS
month AL nicely furnished and
decorated. Large grounds. parking
utilities furnished. WA Tja26,
I'm 1-S43o
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SHIPLEY PARK

FROM ,93-UTIIS. iNcI.
Is min. TO downtown washington
cony: bus churches, schools; shops
HYDRO. Navy Research. LARGE
ROOMS). picture windows. laundry
tactls. Also. unfurn.. from SOS 80
utils. Incl once on premises. 340O
W PHSNE 10. 2-o1s5
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l1lOI COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Enn-
sisT Sids ny s5 f m als c. So.h s- ESQ
2405 ALABAMA AVE. Sc. Apt. D.
| Lge. l-bedrm. apt, completely re-
dec. S62 plus utils. EN-. 2-2525.
III KENNEDY ST. N.W.-1-bedrm;
apt, occupying whole floor. all
utils: furn; wall-to- wall carpet IN
GE0RGEToWN, s5so Que NV
Apis 3 and "a. DI. 1857.
so MISSISSIPPI AVE. Sc. blk.
An, apts.: only / Of each: ali utils.
incl: $3.50, $3.50. 10. 2-SI09
after 6 pm. weekdays. all day Sun.
1880 QUEENS ST. NE. % blks. n.
| 18th and Hl---Lge., modern duplex;
! beautifully redec.; oak floors shine
like new; family-size dining rm
AND Iss Tsree ony ps5fh 0S ns
heat and h. W. r. s. CLARK. IKE.
/ S-463s or DI. 7S695:
Mr.. PA. AND MINI. AYES. Sc,
2Sl2 Que st.--Spacious 1-bedrm.
! apt in convenient and quiet neigh
borhood. Only S6e.50 plus utils.
! See Res. Mer. at 2Sl7 Que St, Apt.
No, =, call LU. 2-1233. or weekdays
( call SHANNON e. LUCHS CO.. 724
l4th st. NV. Ma. S-2345.
IsaS r ST. Sc. Apt. Lily. rm.,
bedrm.. dinetts, kitchen and bath;
| front and back entrances. Key At
/ Apt. .. Avail immed.; S6S.50 per
/ mo. Call BEITzELL, Dl. 7-310U.
1916 18th ST. S.E.-One- bedrm.
apt, completely recond. Call Res.
/ Mgr, LII. 1-74S6
COLUMBIA RID. NV, of 18th ST.
Nice efficiency; incl, all utils.. S5S
( mo M PAUL HANNAH. ME. g.
400.
30sO THAYER ST. Me- bedrms. :.
I liv. rm., kit and bath. heat and
hot water. SOS. AID. 4-2944 or DE.
1 2-S747.
.tO1 eend ST. N.E.-S55 mo-, utili-
/ ties included. Back porch and yard
Semipvt. bath. CO. 5-6692.
WALK TO WORK. 8 blks. to Wood
ward & Lothrop-4 rms. attract
kit. and bath with spacious closets
and mirrored doors; SS3; in the
well-kept 64-unit elev. bldg. THE
: PLYMOUTH, 1886 18th st. NV.
n. CAPITOL ST. 1918, mr.. Mo. ave.
! --Lge. 3-rm apt; lovely environ. ;
mod bldg; excel transp.; ISL. incl.
I utils, Janitor will show apt.
BARNEY CIRCLE. 1916 X st. Sc
/ Beaut. l-bedrm. apt; new bldg. :
Y $500. incl. all utils;; will furnish,
g. Cd O.
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J MOVING AND HAULING - Day or
!, night. reasonable rates. DU.
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3-BEDROOM
DUPLEXES
ASPEN HOMES
RUSSELL RID. AND ASPEN ST.
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
Attached homes with private front
and rear entrances. picture WINDOWS
and bsmt with auto, washer and
drier. controlled gas furnace with
hot-water heating system. modern
kitchen with electric reigr. with
freezer space gas cooking stove,
garbage disposal good public transp
10 Pentagon. Navy Annex. downtown
D C convenient TO shopping cen
ter public and parochial schools
and churches children welcome
play areas available. complete main.
tcnance service Rents from - Is
10 - 81 Model APP; at 23j A per
ST. open pm. to Q pm. MONDAY
through Friday, Saturday and sun
day. 10 am. TO pm For iniorma-
ton. call XII $4,000 or TIE. 6-sill.
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DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA--S75 q
$50 so. Cali TE. 6-6670 between
10 am, and 3 pm
ARL., near Pentagon-Family apis !,
rate day or vk., and hotel rms .
free parking. ia. 2-3343
ARL.-DeliShtfully furn. l-bedrm.
apt. in modern decor full car
peted. 3 expos 81 refgr.. laun-
dry and parking facilities. Sl1u q
mo-, incl. utils ia s-l55T.
LEE HWY. Mr.. GLEBE RID, COM
pletely furn.; kit. priviis $50 Gail
KE 6-gs34 evenings
ARL.. close III bedrms sl15.
Sl25 mo. Incl utils STILLS REAL
ESTATE. IA. S260o
ARL.-Bedrm.. l!v rm.. din, KIT,
bath. above avg, utiis. except cleo
conv.; modern sos. ia 2-lsg0
EFFIC.. in lovely residential setting.
tile bath. pvt. entT.; utils incl
Adults. New JE $40.
OAKTON. VA, Dix Oh Chain
Bridge I'd rms and bath; utils
incl DU 5-s487
LIv. RIM. dinette. Kitchen. bath. .
lge. closets; util. furn. JE 26i9i
ARL.-Clean comfortable efflciency
COW. 10 shop, Pent buses, etc
$50. Incl, utilS. kE. S-fbZ4
2nd FL BEDRMs. liv. nm. kit.
bath; spacious. light. cheerful, love
" quiet residential area: cow TO
buses. shopping. excel for career
woman or married couple, no chill
dren; $40 no. Phone KE. S-55i5.
Mr.. FAIRFAX newly
dec. ant. in lee mod home on BOA.
estate. lily. nm, bedrm. din, kit.
bath; SIS, incl util BR. S-S4l0.
ACROSS FROM COR. SHOP. CTR
Apt bldg. bedrm.. liy. rm.. kit
bath. ~ incl PL g-2434.
N MODERN. QUIET BLDG bed
IN apt mr. Hechts SIO6 incl
utl!s ia 1881.
ALEX bedrm.. liz rm.. dinette.
XII. bath Adults. 500 mo. XII g.
ll62
VIENNA RMS. BATH sO5
ALEX -EFFIC APT SO
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HOUSES FURNISHED

EVANSVILLE. MD. Jefferson St
Det, , rms, bath. fun bsmt.. encl.
I'd. clean, nicely furn.; SIS mo.
option 10 buy. OWNER, RA. t-f3. ] !.
Mr.. VIENNA. VA.-Small furn l.
bed.m cottage; mod. wooded area.
SO mo. ana some baby SITTING.
il I-dS44
DUPONT CIR. AREA - Charming
liv rm., firepl hedrm., small kit;
$50 Avail May l. AID. 2-33g9.
FURNISHED a-BEDROOM BRICK
corner house, Ave minutes from
Pentagon. Ample parking. Full base
ment. sas heat, tel. ia. S-5llS or
CHTVY CHASE bedrms.. -. baths
3rd e air-cond, for 4th bedrm.,
rec. mi. with fireplace Cony. 10
shops. schools oil. :-4s63.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED-Good
ne.ahbor bcdrms, } closets;
basement. garage, equipped Iaun-
ury No groups, IA. S-ia6S
ROCkvILLE-3-bedrm rambler; 4ia
MI. IRON NH. Will rent for I mo.
{ or lon2er, : 50 per mo, GEO. W.
( ROBERTSON. Reaitor. 1886 Ms.
ave. OIL. 2-9l.,3.
CHEVY CHASE. -beorm. brk,
house. = baths: ] air-cond,. gar,
fenced yd April-Sept by diplomat.
CHARMING LARGE HOUSE, suitable
iior responsible Sroup Or lareee
beautiful trees Eisht bedrooms.
BE baths large rec. rm. fully
equip laundry rm, large kit with
dlShwaSher, patio with childrenS
play area. 3-car garase; furnished
$50 or best offer mo. .-yr. lease
avail Call Sun, OIL ',-49;I.
NV. WASHINGTON - Spacious,
clean and Vell-furnished row house.
near Garter Baron Amphitheater:
oedrms ample, space for . long
lease; elbI. Also attractive -
bedrm. rambler in Arlington. OIL.
till.
CHEVY CHASE. 3f33 Joceiyn ST.
-w.-Semioei Is rms. :, baths:
modern: Sl75 mo ! VI or longer.
EN-. 3-49d2 or WO. 6-a3OS
GEORGETOWN - Beautifully furn.
.-bedfm., sir-cond. house. Call Re.
3-633@
EXCELLENT S-RM. HOUsE-spa-
ciOuS grounds rare beauty and
privacy Mt river view, near Lees
hufgi SD. Write FISHER Point
OF Rocks, Md
HESDA-Chariuing rambler, 3
bedrooms, . baths. fireplace. all
modern electrical conveniences.
Secluded garden No children or
pets. 500 mo. Available April
Tor one year. OIL. 6-Si1l
MANASSAS. VA.-Completely fur
niShed; three bedrooms, living room.
dining room Kitchen two baths.
Sl35 per mo Phone Manassas
.OA-J
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK Bunga-
los; } rms, bath, gas h-w h.; CONF
fortsbly iurn: ~l5U mo A. d.
CRuMBAuGH, INC. wo 6-la6i.
GEORGETOWN - Aitractively fur
niShed house, list a.. dining rm.,
Kit, lavatory patio, End a., living
rm., den or bedrm and bath ird
a., . bedrmss and bath, $500 mo.
SANDOz, INC. DU 3-l33i or DE.
"-iltiG
TORESTVILLE. MD.-Cottage. =
bedtms partially furnished. near
Andrews Field and Census Bureau.
SO plus utils RE. 5-jida.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED. Chevy
Chase, Md, 5000 mo.
Malora r. ChriStman
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cOLOREI)

GOLOhED
1921 Belmont St. NW.-Nice
lge. effic S43 so
1l4S Bladensburg Ri NE
:. rms, kit. and bath $3.50
1910 Calf, st. N.W.-Lge.
1881 '' cOrcoran st. NV WV
Lovely rms. kit. and
bath. lust remod % so
1912 Corcoran st. NV
Two lge. rms. kit and
bath; just remod $500
217 E st. N.W.-Nice efic,,
2eS n St Nw.-Nice lse.
eific. redec. $3.50
1902 o st. NV rms, kit
and bath; redec. 5000
23S Oakdale st. NV rms,
kit and bath: redec. $3.50
2l5 r St NW.--Loyely lae.
ground floor apt. $500
SIC You St. N.W.--Lge. -
bedrm, unit redec. 1900
20i4 Sth ST. NV rms,
kit and bath; redee.- 5000
36lS 18th st. N.W.--Lovely
rms, kit. and bath, nice
neigh. open Sun. Ia pm. 5000
HARRISON & ADAMS
pS2 K St. NV. Ma. S-S3OS
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COLORED-N.W. -Attractively fur.
nished for employed married couple
Utilities included. Call after 5
tn. 2-3975,
COLORED - NE. BROOKLAND-
Nicely furn. . rms, kit. and bath;
near transp.; S65 incl. utils.'
adults. CO. 5-5062 til Z nm.
COLORED--ilth ST. NV, 3l53--
Lge, l-bedrm. apt, list floor
adults: $50. WA. 1-S359
COLORED--COUPLE: 1 room anC
kitchen: utilities furnished. RIA
6-O4ou
COLORED-FURNISHED . rms,
kit. and bath; pvt: air cond.; S6o
TU. 2-4970
CoLORED-3 ROOMS. incl. kit,
share bath. Phone NO. 7-5S2S.
COLORED: N.E.-ATTRAC. . rms,
kit. and bath: adults. DE. "-5S63,
COLORED-7O9 MASS. AVE. NE
Fishers dorm. apt. for girls; | rm.
kit, utils. incl; reas. weekly rent
rec. rm. ana auto. laundry facil
Call I'll $3.50 pm, II. 6-0611.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
SILVER SPRING. -bedroom an
APARTMsNTs WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

TWO PROF. LADIES want 2-bedrm ,
turn. apt, on or near 18th nv.
Box boy. star. 81
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PALM SPRING GARDENS
BEAT
ARLINGTON
LEE HIGH APIS,

Attractive 2-bedrm. apt: liv. rm.,
dinette. kit and bath; conv transp.
and shopping; rent, $50, incl utils,
Immed occupancy. To inspect, see
res, mgr in Apt 102. 36I3 Airing
ton blvd. ia S-f9lI
H. g. SMITHY CO. ST, $4,000
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SILVER SPRING. ND. Sligo Park
Hills 1-pedrm. apt, S97 90
per month. including all utilities:
available April l. years lease re-
auired: adults. MRS. SEESTED.
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TAKOMA PK.-Newly furn.. / bed
bath: steam heat: air eond,; close
in | fare transp: shop. ctr blks.
$40 incl. utils, and phone JU, z
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DISTRICT HTS.-Three rms, and
bath: / child welcome; COW. TO An
irews and Census: SO mo, utils
incl. RE. 6-4424