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The people's voice., 1958-07-04
MPco. Residential Rate
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ICOHCInued From Page UneJ'
mission held that additional revenues
were necessary to provide fair re-
turn. 1t then adjusted the residential
rates, ruling that the company's pro-
posed 19 per cent increase would re-
suit in discrimination against resi-
Dental users''
The company had filed it's applica-
ton for higher rates last August IA.
Hearings were conducted by the COM
mission on Sept. 16 and Nov. 1915
in Helena.
The people's voice., 1958-07-04
LABOR TAKES DIFFERENT
APPROACH TO GAIN PARITY

While the farm-owned co-opera-
tives and political action have been
the major tools relied upon by farm
ers to achieve parity, American labor,
the MISC professor pointed out, "has
sought parity with industry by or
ganizing unions to bargain collective
ly-backed up by the strike weapon"
The people's voice., 1958-07-04

Ancher Nelson, former rural cleo
trification administrator, announced
recently that he is a candidate for
Congress in Minnesota's End district.
The people's voice., 1958-07-04
SIx-MILL LEVY, UNIVERSITY
BOND ISSUE

Before beginning his theme of
parity for alp, Dunbar spoke briefly
of the need for Montana voters to
renew the six-mill levy which pro-
vides about one third of the total
revenue for operating the six units
of the University System.
Enrolment, he said, is ''increas-
ing rapidly. In 1852, MISC had 1000
students. This past year, $500; 1000
enrolling the year ahead; an esti-
mated $500 by 1865; and 5000 at
MISC by 1870. "Similar percentage
he stated are expected at
other units.
The $40 million university build
ing bond measure, if approved by
the voters, will amount to about
l u mills tax, and over the next
twenty years, will prove of material
assistance in providing the needed
buildings to meet increasing en-
rollments.
Citing how jumping enrolment has
out MISC in very difficult classroom
bind, he said that new classroom
is now under construction
vt the college, financed by the un-
expedient of assessing
he building costs against the student
'ody, via fees.
The people's voice., 1958-07-04
TIMBER SALES PROCEDURE

In a letter to Montanans in Con-
gress Assistant Secretary of Agri-
culture Peterson expressed thanks
for their constructive interest in
improving administration of national
forest timber sales" He was writing
in reply to letter urging adoption
of improved timber sales procedures
in the national forests. He promised
detailed departmental comments by
July Is.
The people's voice., 1958-07-04

The hearing, to be held in the
Senate Chamber in the state Capitol,
will give Montana residents an op-
portunity to tell the committee how
Montana's historically high freight
rates affect the state and how, in
their opinion, these rates should be
changed.
The people's voice., 1958-07-04
Parity For All q >Must,--

and only recently became active in
politics. Working men found, as cor
porations grew in size, and organized
into such groups as National Associa-
tion of Manufacturers, that the "bar-
gaining power of the individual la
borer was wiped out'' and they had to
form unions in order to survive.
The freedom to individually
bargain" as promoted under pro-
posed "right-to-work" legislation,
Dunbar said, is the freedom to be
ill-fed. ill-housed and ill-clothed.'
Farmers and workers, he continued,
have "inter-related interests" When
workers are employed at good-paying
jobs, they represent agriculture's
largest market for food and fibre.
And, when farmers are prosperous
they in turn constitute a very sub
stantial market for the products
manufactured by labor. Conversely,
when one or the other, or both, lag
behind in purchasing power, the prin-
cipal markets of each shrink.
Like farmers, wages of labor have
also mot kept pace'' with the wages
of management, dividends paid cor
poration stockholders and interest
payments, in the seven years since
1851, Dunbar said.
SURPLUsES?
The speaker questioned whether
there are any real surpluses of food.
We've been saying for 38 years that
American farmers produce too much,
yet,' said he, "two-thirds of the
worlds people are hungry"
The challenge to the United
States, he continued, is not to cry
about surpluses, but to take the
lead in working out ways and
means of sharing our abundance"
To this end, he said, a very i'm
'ortant conference of agriculturalists
rom various parts of the world will
'e held at South Dakota State Col
ege, Brookings, starting the goth of
his month. These ''farm leaders
during three weeks of meetings)
yill look att the problems of Ameri-
an surpluses on the one hand, and
hunger on the other "and
nil try and figure out some salts
actory way to put our vast food re-
ources to work :"
The people's voice., 1958-07-04
3 MORE REA LOANS OKAYED

REA okayed three more Montana
REA loans last week, as follows:
Goldenwest Electric Coop at Wi
baux will receive a $4,000 loan to
build 13 miles of distribution lines
serving % new rural consumers, %
miles of tie line, IL miles of trans
mission line, convert 18 miles of ex-
isting line and for three new sub
stations.
Tongue River Electric Coop at
Ashland will receive a $341,OOO loan
to build 225 miles of distribution lines
serving 115 new rural customers.
Ravalli County Electric Coop at
Corvallis will receive $205,OOO to
build 26 miles of distribution line
serving 81 new rural consumers, 13
miles of tie line and convert "a miles
of existing line.
And few miles down the Bitter
root School District No. 7 at Lolo was
certified for grant of $1,611 under
Public Law 874.
The people's voice., 1958-07-04
MONTANANS FOR STATEHOOD

Senators Murray and Mansfield led
off the historic debate on Alaska
statehood last week. Acting Majority
Leader Mansfield, running the Sen
ate in the absence of Senator Lyndon
Johnson (D-Texas), motioned up the
bill and Senator Murray, as author
of the appropriately numbered state
hood bill, S 40, led off the debate.
The Montana senators were doing
their best last week to violate the
old rule that you can't be more than
one place at one time. The Senate
went in as early as 10 am, and
stayed late. Senator Murray's In
terror Committee met several morn
ings to try to hammer out a minerals
bill. His Labor Subcommittee on Edu-
cation worked on the bill already
approved by the House which extends
Public Laws 815 and 874, which pro-
vide financial assistance to schools
in federally-affected areas including
a number of Montana communities. |
Meanwhile the Foreign Relations
Committee approved Senator Mans
fields resolution which requests the
Secretary of State to advise the Ca
madam government of the Senate's |
deep interest in completion of the
road linking Glacier National Park
and Canada's Waterton Lakes Ma
5ional Park.
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CI,OSE-IN
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

7O-ACRE MT. TRACT with stream.
Frederick County, Va. Excel. game
and timber, many beaut, cabin
sites: so mi. from D. c.; So $50
total price. Phone XII 9-1234.
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HOUSES FOR SALE VA.

DE LUKE NEW RAMBLER
n block 70 BUS, In Fails Church
3 bedrm. brick home. u bathi
on LIST A.: roughed-in bath IN ful
daylight bsmt. MANNAS REALTY
JE. 2-3iiO.
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ALEX. AREA--3 bedrms. bath,
lsvel lot; s,o6p r sch ssa "a and
c cAhL MP PrGEsffafL . ssI ol nss.s4sSS4. oF
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ALEX. AREAS bedrms. liv. rm.,
din. area, kit, bath, glass enel
tub. wall-to-wall earpeting. storm
windows and doors, Bendix wash
er disposal, insulated storage
space. lots Of shrubs, This won't
last long. Call MR.. HILL, so,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AREA
ELEEPY HoLLoW AREA-Antia1i
By OWNER, in the town Of Fair
iO-RoOM BOUsE-ElectTicity, 81

srtesisn well beautiful rnssnoiia
and shade trees; about 3 acres
land: beautiful waterfront, also on
highway; on Yeocomico River. a
branch Of the Potomac. Priced
very reasonably. MISS ELIZA
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n. ARL.-crestwood rambler, Just
Of williamsburg blvd, close to
new Catholic h. s.; 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with pine-pAneled reeFe-
alton I'm. and fenced yard. An
unusually good buy 81 $4,000,
$4,000 cash will handle with no
2nd trust.
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VAIN DOo' snupplnk anu sCHOOlSi
from this larger than ayeraae
Colonial ; hedrms.' full and
garage; only 500, 300. HOLLY
REALTY, $500 Lee hwy, KE
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

Ito. ACRE SITE AVAIL. on long
term lease fronting on D. s, No.
l. Prince Geo, Co. Will build to
lease at down-to-earth prices. MR.
BRAYMES, UN 4-1700.
ALEX, DUKE ST. AREA-1O0,OOO
So. it.: all utilities. Take .50x100,
100X100. 100000, etc. S15 and
UP. Call XII. 9-n5gS.
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REDUCED BY OWNER-3-b edrm
brick Colonial; cor lot; " baths
scr. porch full bsmt. Low down
pymt.; $4,000. far below FLA
appraisal. 5S18 Brunswick St,
Springfield, Va. FL. 4-6924. Open
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ASSUME sI0-700 al

Total payments, $40 per MO-.
bedrm. rambler on large lot. Ful
price. only SIC. 800 Terms car
Be arranged. MANNAs REALTY
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HOUSES FOR SALE VA.
SpRINGFIED

3-bedrm. fHa-bath. split
level located In Lynbrook
sec ton. Well groomed
grounds, screened carport,
din. rm. and large equipped
kit: finished rec. I'm. Ask
ing $4,000.
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Arlington

o,E REALTY CO. OPEN 2 TO O.
ARR. BARGAIN sPEcIAIs
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ARLTNGToN,, NoRTH5-Immqeulatel,

ARLINGTON. sI2,5Oe-whale Of
lot for the money! An older frame
home, clean as a pin and solid as
a rock: hedrnns. plus den. hot
water heat: nice level lot; large
shade trees: hiehly convenient To-
cation across from Maury GRADE
s. PHILLIPS. INC, Realtors, IA.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

$500 SO. FT.-One-story drive-in
bldg. in desirable close-in NV.
location. Avail. for occupancy
Sept. /. WINEBERG Il BUSH
MA. $4,000.
10000 TO 10000 TT, in modern
warehouse bldg: close-in ne. sec
ton; R.R. siding: immed occu-
pancy. Call KANE TRANSFER
CO.. AID. $4,000.
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ARLINGTON. BIO
BIG BEDROOMS -
Superior location. IN
baths, arkltng
white Colonial. I'm
mediate possession.
Excellent sch OILS.
Modern kitchen. Big
den II you desire the
best. then see this
one at only S20.75O,
ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP.
XII. $4,000.
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THE MONTANA
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND

OFFICE SPACE and additional 20x
Pref. NV, area. Box 70-T. Star.
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LYNCH RROS INC

Realtors, Springfield. Va.
III Yrs. Serving the Va. Side Of Wash
FL. $1,000 XII. S-693S
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BELVOIR AREA bedrms., /
bath. with bsmt., h-acre level lot
covered patio, masonary conStruc-
ton, $1,000 FLA terms, $500
down, S65 mo. You can't 90 wrong
on this. Call today Listing 1457H
Mr.. HILL, so. 5-o4S9.
BELvoIR Area bedrns.. liv. rm
age shed: Anchor-fenced Ice. yard
fruit trees. shade trees. mason
~ const. A real buy at $4,000
with $500 down, S7S.46 mo. FHA
Call today MR.. HILL. so. 5-64S9
WE HAVE HOMES LISTED TO
FILL ssl yoHR NEE sSR;vI FoR
10 BUY OR SELL CALL
MR.. HILL, so. b-o4Sa
AL BAKER g. SON, INC.
sos N. Washington st.. Alex. Va
ALEXANDRIA-3-b edrm. rambler
FLA approved; S13,750, onl!
$500 dn,, monthly pymts, approx
$1,000 incl. prin. and int; housI
in excel, cond. Listing 1522-F
or TIE. 6-1400 or XII. 1904.
pfox. $40, FLA; 8-bedrm. ROY
rm. with din. area; located Il
heart Of city. Only IL yrs. old
Conveniently located, You will b
delighted with the lge. rms. an
lge closets. Listing 1419-B. Cal
Miss Gravely, XII. S-3041 or TIE
6-1400 or XII. 9-6644.
AL BAKER e. SON, INC.
Realty Brokers
sos N. Washington St. Alex, Va
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BEVERLY HMLS-BEAMED CA
THEDRAL CEILING in the 22x15-
IT, living rrn,. separate dining rm.,
equipped kitchen, breakfast nook,
screened porch, Q bedrms.. finished
recreation room in full base
ment, large corner Handicapped lot;
S21.750 Is the total price SHAN
NON a. LUcHs CO., Realtors,
Presidential Gardens Alex Va
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.
ARL.rIIINoToN

just iookI Only $3.50 down pay
Inent for all this---large white
masonry Colonial home with bic
lot. has lovely Nv, rm.. sep. dining
area, de luxe equip. kit, ? elegant
bedrms., and bath. Near schools,
bus and shopping. good elose-in
location. Better see this one
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per mo, ] block from Kann's Viz
ginia store. 2-bedroom. full-base-
nent row brick. No re.nnancine
bothers. Owner win hold entire
flrst trust; 5000 down. T1NKLE
PROPERTIES. Realtors IA. b.
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MOST
HOME
THE MONEY

Z 6EDf1MO., > FULL BATHS
Here is a eustom-built brick home
with the most space that you have
seen for Just $4,000 down pay
ment on the new FILA financing
Conv. to schools. bus and shop
ping; in q good established neigh
borhood Of NJ Arl. Just imagine
all this - center-hall entrance
lovely liv. rn,, stone firepl., lge
family-sized din. rm.: big de luxe
equip. kit, with table space; lovely
screened breezeway to lge. 2-cal
garage: 4 real big twin-siZed bed.
rms: full hsmt. with Ice. finished
rec. rm. and bath; beautifully
fenced lot with lots OF flowers
shrubs and trees. Widowed owner
now alone, must sell and all thil
for such low down payment makes
1t a real bargain. It is advisable &c
see this home Immediately as II
will soon sell with this liberia
financing
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BY OWNER

BY OWNER = 3-bedrm., 2-bath.,
brk. house; all cow, family rm.,
I'm. bsmt.. patio, swimming pool,
i2-acre lot. GI loan, substantial
cash required. Mt. Vernon Ter
commun.; lot on Dogue Bay adj
FIT Belyoir. ED 0-b7S1
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a-YEAR YOUNG bTE- TambIe

N-HENk IUUNG bTk rambler
choice N. Arl. residential area:
bedrm., ia baths, sep. din. rm.
colored kit. with table space, full
bsmt, with terrific rec. rm., i'm.
maculate cond. Asking $40. $50
For further details call DARBY
co. REALTORS, 231N Wilson
blvd. ia. 5-9393. once open {
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5 BEDROOMS, Si7,a50 = Plus q
e efh Tl'f pRR vf sRl iFP Baths cart paf
bsmt, Very neat and CHARMING
older home. conv. to public and
parochial schools and shopping
Good n ARL. area. Beaut. Sc
cluded back ward This can't last
JOHN NJ ANDERSON REAL EST
IA. 5-0S42, IA. 7-6iO6, IA. s.
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STONE HOMES with slate roc
GROWING AMERICA and CROWN

only $500 dn', siis mo. inc is
all. for this beautiful rambler: ]
lge. bedrms.. left. liV. nm, lS-ft
kit. combination, range, refgr.
washer, drier, air conditioners
built-in radio, all included. Full
bsmt Only S15,950. Immediate
oos;esH 9ppssnnssyyi ", 3-2o92S; VIM, A
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NEW BRTcK RAMRLER-choic

and cow. N. Arl. loo, 3 bedrms. :,
. full baths q of master bed
rm). 81 by IA liv. nm. with
firepl, sep. din. rrn., dream kit
with table space. full bsmt. with
rec, rm.. roughed-in Bird bath,
built-in Earage. Priced at S24..
a50 For further details, cal
DARBY CO. REALTORS, 23lg
Wilson blvd, IA. 5-9393 once
open . til Q.
FHA VALUATION, S25, 500. Sale.
price, S2S,950. Almost new. 3 bed.
{ms vrS baths S in i North ArI Lo 80
loan Of $50, 900 avail, $3.50 dn
WALTER r. REYNOLDS CO. INC.
REALTORS, IA. 1885.
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a. DOWN CI-we bage hran,

b|o DOWN Give have brand
new homes in the $4,000 t.
$50 900 price bracket, several diff.
ferent styles to choose from. Cal
for details, OV. 3-14l3, SHANNON
nrNr-r-HAI SGpnESsnr, a NE y
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

MAR-LEETA 1925 18th st NV
Nice SKI and dble. rms for girls
and men Excel board, showers
; MINUTES FROM MEiPAR. pri-
vate home ". 2-2394
CLOsE IN. 1895 18Th st. nv. soutf,
o. Dupont circle--45ingle and
{ doubles for nice young people
~ 70 $50 per week
FIVE MINUTES from Melpar, pri-
vafe home. IL 2-2394
HAVE NICE RM. IN Fehned NV pvt
I home for settled LADY Call Sun
or Mon. 3-5 RA. J-O92i.
ELDERLY LADY - Shaded privat,
I home, front porch. TV, plenty tc
eat some care IU 7-72ss
SINGLE ROOM With adj. bath
I newly dec Pvt home. homemade
eookins Good transp. NO. 1884,
Room and Board, Two
People-WA. 1000
z. Riverdale, Nd.
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ROOMS, HoUSEKEEPING

QUE ST. NV, I156-I-rm. and
kit. enc. mr. bath. SIS weekly
SCOTT CIR.-Beaut. furn. sgle. OF
dble.. everything furn. refgr.. $40.
ST.. 1881 D st. NV. AID. 2-a337
1913 PARK RID. N.w.-very attrac
-rm. bachelor apt; stove. refrig
beaut. furn. S4S mo. Apt. 9.
18TH ST. NV, ItOa-2 rms, pvt
bath, hotplate. refrig.. 3rd A.: $50.
Also ! rm., next 70 bath, hotplate
refgr.. md fir. S45 Free utils
Phone Weekends and ewes.
1915 18th ST. N.W.-Large Tm
deep closets, kitchen. refgr., stove
and sink; SIS weekly.
2sOi 1fth ST. NV, No. i6-EieV.
attrae. studio rm. and kit. unlim
phone. DU 7-462s.
1915 18th ST. N.W.-Room. refeT-
sink and not plate: / gentleman
only: 50 weekly.
2If7 Y ST. N.w.-cooi bsmt
studio. retgr. grill, TV shower
foam mattress. Ex. 3-6633.
LARGE FRONT RM., kit, semi
pvt. bath. refined person or
couple; utils. incl; $50 mo. Ii
H=slhUD.
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EMBASSY ARIA. 2OIg Mass. ave.
n Cow. loo. nr. all tranap.j
enc. aptt.- also rooms. %
(cOntlnued on Next PassI
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNIsRED-N.W.

o onLE " tne lcnktn OF
information. call Ii. 6-OlSO.
ROOMS FURNISRED-N.W.
ALLIES INN, 1903 New York ave,
rooms now available: daily and
monthly rates: convenient 10
Navy, state and Interior Depts'
and downtown shopping. Ma
6-O523.
AMER. U. vIC.-Sgle. rm Express
buses: gentleman. EN-. 2-5255.
CATHEDRAL AVE, mr.. Conn. and
Sheraton-Park Hotel; nice room
pVt. home; man. co. 5-54S6.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Very at.
traetiVe. rm.. nicely furn.: pvt
bath, shower: Si6 mo. EN-. g.
CLEVELAND PIX, u blk. Conn. ave
Lee. master bedrm, den ano
PVT. bath. egle. nm. semtpvt. bath
Rock Greek Park. WO. 6-l539
CONN. AVE. AREA-Nr. Sheraton
Pk. Hotel: single and double rms.
some with pvt. bath. NO. 7-4S52.
CONN .AvE.--Niceiy furn.. semi.
P pSrass es s1a ESQ S closet FM e ssy
CONN. AVE, $500 blk.-Empi. la.
dies; 2 sgle. cheerful cor. rms
closets; pvt. home. Wo. 8-74S6
DOWNTOWN-5OI nth 81. NV.
Apt. No. 4. Bright. clean rm.:
gentleman; ice water and fan,
summer.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-For gen
tlemen. Large desirable rm. SIS
wk. 1885 10Th Sc. NV.
DUPONT CIR. VIC, Riggs pl., i7is
bright conf. rrn. for young en-
ployed woman; S35. DE. 2-9S4O
Du POINT CIRCLE-I7O6 10TH
ST. N.W.-Bachelor airs. New
furnishings. maid; pvt. emit. AID
GIRARD ST. NV, I45O-LarRs
single room. 81 week; also lhE,
room. range. REFRIGERATOR, SlI.
@; ". UNIV. AREA. The Fillmore,
ll29 N, II ave. n.w.-We cater
clean. attrae rooms in . weil-kept
carefully managed apt bldg. Al
reas. rates. maid Serv.. KIT. prfvilS
SIS wk. Phone mgr. FE. 1877.
KENNEDY ST. IftO-Lge-, cool
rms. . lge, closets: II. house keep
Ing; bus at door: S35: Girls only.
KENNEDY STREET. i4O0-Large
rm.. sec. floor, next to bath: Z
exposures Laundry and refer
priytl. Large yard and sun deck
S35 month Girl only.
MaeARTHUR BLVD. SECTION =
Lee. knotty-pine studio rme, pvt
man; s4s mo, SSes Hawthorne SSfls:
pl. EM. $500.
MASS. AVE. NV. Is0O-LoVeiy
clean rms; modern furn. maid
service: 50 up. no. 2-a5sa.
M,AYFLowER VIC, $50 N st.
rm.. s35. adj. bath RE. 7S304s
MIDCITY, adj Hot 6hoppe-A-i
rmY pvt; bath. refer, phone. hot
plate attornsys home quiet. safe
Chaplin St NV. co. 5-isis.
PARKROAD NV. I3a8-LaTEe
front rm 3 wind. Only sos per
month. Apply in person.
81. NV. l1fO Inc ChurChtll y
Clean single rms, running water.
maid service; 81 up. NO. 7-gs6s
POTOMAC HoTEL. 500 18th At
trecftVe EEly rates dbles and
SEles newly furn Nv downtown
R ST. eIe6. Embassy ares-ouist.
conf: dbls. sglS rnsid: kit
prlylis.: reas CO. 5-7I35.
THE BRoADMOOR - AttraetiVsiy
furR air-cond room and bath
10 This distinctive bldg. $50 mo
Inquire AZ desk or call EDMUNr
J. FLYNN CO., weekdays. Ma
s-a5s7.
WESLEY BGTs.-Attrac South
I'm: 3 wind: phone parking. nr.
bus: &3s. Empl. man. WO. 6-O44S.
NICELY FURN. RM.. suit. for sgls.
sDi:. nom. gprivns. b. 7as47sL. /"
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ROOMS Iua ll!!l lI.


wY0. AVA. MANsIoN--Raasmsnt.
iaree, sal nVt, bath; neNly fuFnY
easy chair. hooked russ. etc. $50
mo. DU, 7.1iA3.
IIAo n0nAnT ST.--farge rm. with
pvt. bath, twin beds. IRE park-
lng. COW, transp,. many pfivileges.
for or q no, s-3akd
Islh AND q N.w.-Lady, very nice
lee NJ s.ssaS, s sss. ss o,s'' '''''
sta ST. 3iiA--chaFmin hedrm.
Pvt. bath, walk-in closet Newly
Gee, f ssp 81 $50 h %c d fSsss Oar,
500 itth sTRKET N.w,-Atirae.
nm, IN pvt, home Tor renned per
Next % hath; unlim, phone tU,
5eis NEBRASKA AVE- M. Conn,
Vice room with aemipft, bath
Gentleman With refs, kE 7-iDiO,
- 18Th 81 N.w.-Bua women;
f arn meg sSgSi S.IS %' No s,'a9 S,sP'
ron GIRLS. near zoo, ODD. park
new. modern, large front studio
room, no s.Oipi, egs
10TH ST., NV, near columblu
rd.-LAFee double room In neWll
decorated, furnished home hitch.
p 81 rssH't Co S.fsis. 'mP'I''
! fAsEMRNTs ARE c0oLER-slnsle
men only " week or se5 month
t1es N a. nv
I19o pARK RD, N.w.-very At.
lrae. Catholic home empl ssle
lady, home nrlVlis. S1A month
Telephone, 40, a-sSo3, as.
PRIVATE ROOM and bath. switch.
pi nv CO.. 5.ssiS'
your OWN KITCHEN, plus attree
man. 1881 irving ID, M, 3-70dd
Ieth ST. NV Ilsi--Lovely front
sery, 81 ID. Du. 7.6SiO,
I70e RHODE ISLAND AVE-, NV
= single rooms, next 70 bath, N
nice home; refs. RE, 7-63D3.
3es 0GLETHORPE ST. NV, neal
Walter Reed--Pvt home, beaut
furn. Call IA. o.5S59. soc
10th ST. NV. IsIe. Floral Man,
Z or"-Elevator BUILDING. Lovely sin,
ale rooms, Ss and - week.
ATTRAc. BEDRM. snd living rm
semipvt: bath; good transp. als'
THE WESTMINSTER
lTth 81, NV 1907. no. 2-6Ie0
Nv. lobby, elevator. maid service
sssnsndn so. W ssIy sssTS nj Tnd daily
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

RADIO EQUIPMENT = MuSt Fo
best oGsr Harvey Wells xmittsi
LBS:SOC, PS, antenna, crystals
NC.S B receiver. Bc-sel need.
mobile or &C. 4-it. relay raek
Gail Arnold, tn a.07S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

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