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ceived a bachelor of arts de-
gree from Johns Hopkins UNI
versity in 1895 and a bachelor
of science degree from the
Massachusetts, Institute Of
Technology in 1918. He worked
for the United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey from 1900 to
1910.
Mr.. Wallis was a member of
the Washington Philosophical
Society and the Church Of the
Epiphany.
He leaves his wife, Alberta s.,
of 5219 Forty-second stree t
NV, the home address; q son,
Richard F.. Of 203 Black Hawk
drive, Forest Heights, Nd, and
two granddaughter.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Warner Pun
phrey Home, 8434 Georgia av-
enue, Silver Spring, with burial
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Whites Flow
ToSouth Africa
JOHANNESBURG, South Af-

JOHANNESBURG, South At
RIGA, June "a (AP). - Thirty
thousand immigrants, many
from Britain. are expected in
South Africa this year.
The Minister of immigration,
Senator A. e. Trollip. says al
most IS million is being set
aside to further immigration
in this financial year.
About 100 immigrants a
week are expected to arrive by
ship at Cape Town from Bri-
tain until the end of the year
Others are scheduled to fly in
Other European countries,
mainly Germany, italy. Portu-
gal and Greece, are contribut-
ing to South Africa's growing
white population.
With the almost certain early
breakup of the Rhodesian Fed
Grafton, South Africa expects q
steady stream of white immi-
grants from Southern Rhode
STA. Many white settlers from
Kenya already have arrived and
others are checking into pros
poets here.
The South African govern
ment helps immigrants from
African territories by exempt
ing from customs duty q large
number Of items. such as their
cars, furniture and general
household goods.
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husband. Of 1918 Ingomar place
NV, the home address. Also
surviving are two sons, Jose
Tinio. jr., and Perl, also Of the
home address; her mother, Mrs.
Esperanto Virata, of Manila;
four sisters, Mrs. Helen Co.'S
colluela and Mrs. Ester Co.'S
colluela Of Manila; Mrs. Nenita
Lacson and Mrs. Ligaya Liz
ares, both of Bacolod City,
Negros Occidental. and four
brothers. Dominador. Romeo,
Pedro and Edgardo Virata, all
of Manila.
Services will be at 10 am.
tomorrow at st. Matthew's
Cathedral, 1725 Rhode Island
avenue NV. with burial in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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A. S. HerIong, Father
Of Representative

Albert Sydney Herlong, ST.,
n, father Of Representative
Herlong, Democrat Of Florida,
died yesterday at the Univer-
sity Of Florida Hospital in
Gainesville after a long illness.
Mr.. Herlong. a prominent
citrus grower, was a former
chairman Of the Florida Citi-
zens Commission.
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4614 Alton place NV: Mrs.
Mary v. Conner, of SALT Forty
fifth street NV, and Mrs.
Helen Mainuli, of Hartford,
Conn.
Requiem mass will be offered
at Q am. Wednesday at st.
Church.
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Bonus for WiIdIife

DETRoIT.-A large pulpwood
firm is supplying Michigan
tree farms with hawthorns, dog
woods, wild cherries and other
bird bringing trees to plant
among reforested red pine trees.
which offer little food for
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In Mrntnriaitt

AAt SStTukAb Sdllk
BROOKS, J. STANLEY. Sacred To thu
memory Of our friend, J. STANLEY
BROOKS. who passed away five
years ago, June "a. 1858.
Eternal rest grant unto him, Lord.
THE WALLACE FAMILY.
BUTLER, WALTER, AND WILSON,
br 0anEI W " iIoTl1g p RsT Of our
passed away June "a, 1857, and
ROBERT WILSON. who passed away
February Ia, 1888.
Gone, but not forgotten.
BUTLER, WALTER. Sacred 10 the
memory OF WALTER BUTLER, who
today. June "a. 1857.
Down q road that's calm and
Guided BY Gods loving hand,
non nave gone upon a journey
10 a distant, brighter land
RAYMOND JACK oUIGLEY.
EDELIN,, NATHANIEL. In loving mem
Org q my dear son. NATHANIEL
EDELIN,, who passed away twelve
years ago today. June "a. 1851.
I have only q memory, Dear Son,
II cnerish my whole life through,
bu! the sweetness Will live forever
AS / treasure the memory Of you.
- MOTHER. BERTHE.
HENDERSON, WILLIAM CHARLES
IN loving memory Of our husband
a nHs,t anthheer, WILLIAM CHARLES
fourteen R ssST. as Eso ,od passed Jun, agsy
1919.
There is a grief that can never be
cOmforted
And ! wound that can never be
The sorrow imbedded so deep in my
Can never be fully revealed.
Loving memories never die
Although lifs's sun for each must
YOU whom I love. shall never
DEVOTED WIFE. MARY; pAuoH-
TIERS, MARY ADA. MARGARET
a aR2Nb hAsx soN-iN-LAw AND
STEWART, CHESTER NJ. In sad but
loving memory Of my devoted
brother. CHESTER NJ. STEWART,
who departed this life three years
ago today, June 20. 1850.
Ny heart still aches with sadness,
MY eyes shed many a tear,
Only GOD knows how much ! miss
As e draws % another year.
SA RuSSErfMAi 1 y PNpf ny SISTER
WA IrIos; VIRGINIA. A. IN ioyinE
GINA N, WATERS. who depafted
ms llie twenty-four years ago to-
day June "a. 1889.
The rolling stream Of life rolls on,
But stu the vacant chair
hecalA the love, the voice, the smile
Ot one who once sat there
DEVOTED SON, ELMER NJ WATERS.
WATSON, HUGH g. In loving mem.
Org Of our husband and father,
HuoH c, WATSON. who passed
into eternal rest four years aso
today, June a. 1850.
Gone, but not forgotten.
ELEANORA AND CARL.
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Thomas F. Hansbarger. "a. an
Army Ordnance Department
employe for 40 years, died Sat-
urday at the Tiff Nursin g
Home.
A native OF Monroe County,
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BY the Associated Press

The United States is prod
ding the British to join in
drafting a treaty for a multi
lateral NATO nuclear force Of
Polaris missile ships even
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DEATHS
Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
Universal

Funeral Home
Blanche, Piper ei6 III SINE
Bin. Anthony SI6 III 81 NJ
ktmbell,
James ID. ZIG N 81 NE
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatorium

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
tth ~ and Mass Ave. Il. $500
Rinaldi Funeral Home
74OO GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA, S-7lif
2 Blks. North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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REAR ADMIRAL LUTHER.

IT., UsN (Retiredl. on Saturday.
June %, 1903. REAR ADMIRAL
LUTHER SHELDON, Jr., USN ire
tired, husband Of Ruth Moves Shell
don and father Of Mrs. John p. Tag
gart. Services will be held at Fort
at . pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery The family requests
contributions TO the Navy Relief
Society in lieu Of flowers. "a
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II!iH RAYMOND ,BSSD 3; S On Sunday

JUNG % IgoJ, RAYMOND r.
KNIGHT Of 1861 colesville I'd,
Iona schalls& u Of South Bend. ina D.
son Of Ralph Knight, brother Of
Richard, William and Robert
knight. He also is survived By four
grandchildren. Friends may call at
more ave, Hyattsville, Nd, after
2 pm. Monday. where services viii
be held Wednesday, June 20, 1868,
at 10 am. Interment st. Johns
Episcopal Cemetery, BeltsVille, Nd.
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sun. REssIE MAY. op sunday Don.

s9, 1865 BESSIE MAY s6IT Of
Sf ,s Sia aui ave- H sI. mnsb.l MO-
Mrs. Ralph Cole and Robert L; suit
Brown. Mrs. Suit rests al the
Warner r. Humphrey Funeral Home,
si34 Georgia ave. SILVER Spring,
Md ian, where service viii be held
tpsrFinS iaeiiitieS interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. sympathy In the
form OF memorials 70 the Methodist
Church Cemetery maintenance fund,
Lanham. Nd, Friends may visit with
ao9d.y i and Tus sRf 'u from nS% %.
TALLEY, JANIS o. on Saturday.
JAMES o. 'fxfiEY. beloved 'nfi HUSBAND M
ei.,9ase oTgia5nS s,. TIShIisy is,3s5 81
and Edward W. Taiiey and Mrs. III
Z ,Plnkard, brother OF Wayland W
Talley, Mrs, Hattie Helm and Mrs
Cara Harrison He IA also survived
BY 10 grandchildren and four great
bs I Ves FUNERAL Home Home. @ s27 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va, where services
Will be held on Tuesday, June IS
a. A. 7 pm. inierment Fort Lincoln
~, 1893, PRESTON fkTlHfs Of : US sas
band Of the late Isabel Tate and
devoted friend of Edna Ballard
kIlendg may call A. the Robert A.
- sc. parking faeiiitiesl, until
1910 p.m. Tuesday, Oraveside sery-
Ices AZ Arlington National Cemetery
pm. Relatives and friends
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Cret.J. on Saturday, June %.
1868. at Walter Reed General Hos
pital, COL. FRANK J. RAWsoN:
ave. NV, husband of Martha d.
Rawson, father of Mai. William c.
Rawson. Friends may call al
Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave. al
Harrison st. NV. parking on prem.
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church,
Western ave. and QueSada ST. NV,
on Tuesday, June 25. at 9:l5 am.
Interment Arlington National Gene
"a
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sELAK, CATHERINE E. CKAYl. Sue

denly on Saturday, June -. 1858,
a. ner late RESIDENCE. 2IO4 n.
MISS CATHERINE Z. SELAK
KAY. beloved sister OF Miss
Geneviye Selak, Rapid City, s. OAK;
Herbert F. Selak. Memphis. Tenn.
and Joseph .selak. York, Pa, and q
Dale Wynn. Friends may call at
the Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 3245
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. park
ing in rear), where there will be a
recitation Of the Rosary at pm.
Tuesday. June rs. A REQUIEM Mass
will be offered Wednesday, June 20
ct 10 am. at st. Agnes Catholic
Church, North 2lst and Randolph
SITS, Arlington. Va. Interment Yank-
TIM a naECfa
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sstSiday' June g, 1888. y az pcctS Sn
s sTiRiis b. yELyA VII, I srESADNAN
Howard R. steadman. mother Of
Mrs. Howard A. lShirley L. Haw-
kins and Mrs. Sherwood Eleanor
A. Lesslg and sister OF Paul A.
Bowbeer,. Elton H. and Ellis A.
Wakefield. She also Is survived BY
at the Money a. King Funeral Home,
III West Maple ave, Vienna, Va,
after y pm. June "a. Services will
be held Wednesday. June 20, az
pm, at the Church Of the Holy
Set,,nsd f.r,sta,s .iis chnsch ~
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FAMMEht MARIE DhNAb AoFhln1ols
tSs TSsS assiSson 'u hosptsl y Center
MARIE DAVIS lsPRI0os) FARM
Err, daughter OF the late Charles
and Lottie Davis and wife OF Frank
Farmer. She also leaves to mourn
their loss one sister Evelyn Brown
sr-in.Isw, James Brown; one uncle,
Ronald Dawson, and host OF
other relatives and triends, Re-
Rhines Co Funeral Home. .30lb
tiss where ns trie ne,e may Ps5k esl alter
pm. Sunday, June 20, and where
funeral services will be held on
Rev. h. II, whiting officiating. In
!!erment National Harmony Gene
FEE, MICHAEL p. on sunday. june
GicHAST2 p ' ph AE''9 Il pOS e0i NoTth
Monroe ST. ATiington, Va, father
Of the late Patrick J, Fee, .grAnd.
father OF Mrs. John ]. Bandlfer OF
Arlington, Va. and Mrs. Thomas Il.
Mock Of Alexandria. Va. He Il also
q TsnSs may ny ~" Sa lie SSston
Funeral Hone So6i North fairfax
Dr., Arlington, Va, where the reeita-
Hon OF the Rosary will be held on
Monday, June IA ~ $3.50 pm,
REQUIEM mass viii be offered at
9 am, Tuesday. June g5 AZ 81,
nna E anu, Ard, Arlinsten' intsT.
ington, d. c.
FLEMMINo. KATHERINE T. tnss
hlerdanl, on Friday. june 81
1898, 81 her home, 1890 Maple
ave-. Takoma Park, Nd, kATH
ERINE T. FLEMMfNO. wife OF IN,
late Francis G. Fiemming. sister o
Mrs. George A. Robinson and Mrs
Joseph 8. Meurath. Mrs. Fiemmlnl
rssts ~ ths werner Z. pqmphrei
Silver sprine, Nd. where friend
may visit june. 90 tparking faelli
tiesl. Mass will be offered for TN
rs, al III am. al 81 MiehaeTI
Catholic Church, sos Wayne ave.
Silver sprinE. Nd. Interment Con
gretsional Cemetery. "a
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PriSay; June "a, 1893, GILBERT
Silver Spring. Nd. beloved husband
o. Frances 2. Wissner and father
o. Deanne Hoagland, son Of Re-
pecca Wissner. brother Of Mrs. Clara
5esert. Howard and Charles Wiss-
land, ir. Friends may caii Al fhe
Iakoma Funeral Home, 254 Carr
~. st. NV; parking opposite) !,
after pm; Sunday. June %, where
services will be held on Tuesday,
ROCK Greek Cemetery. %
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asz. June MLLl A. f 1879. w 4n SSS;
FISHER WALLIS Of 52Ig 42d a.
NV. husband Of Alberta 8. Wallis,
father Of Richard Fisher Wallis,
grandfather of Maria Fisher and
be held on Tuesday, June 81, Al
pm. at the Warner z. Pumphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Nd. (parking faclli.
tiesl. Interment Cedar Hill ceme-
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satSrdSiy -" june si IS. 1888 Ri q az Mont y
EIYN ss ShsSa q aip sDndy sp amy
Nd, wife Of Prank Spencer. mother
q Mrs. Charles B. ullom, John
Spencer. sister Of n Mrs DA LLOYD u
Mathey. Steve and Fred Williams
There are six grandchildren anc
three great-grandchildren Mrs
Spencer rests at the Warner q
humphrey Funeral Home, s434
where service will be held on We'd
neSday. June 70, at 2:3O pm,
parking facilitiesD. Interment
Burtonsyille Union Cemetery. Friends
may visit at the funeral home after
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WILSON, LLOYD. On Friday. June 81
ter. Mr.. LLOYD WILSON 1Sip 81 10 He1 7
81. sc. Family may be reached At
mr; and Mrs; Golightly, 1915
mains resting at the Hall Rrns
Funeral Home, 62l Florida ave. NV
Notice Of funeral later
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June 90 1858. at the Manuel
EHEi!Hs T. Hf P6EEN a y AsSbGrn Va Va
Pollen, brother Of Doiphus H. Pollen
and Mrs. Anna p. Kyle, both Of
Manassas, Va, and Mrs. Rachae..
Riley Of Arlington, Va. Funeral
services, Q pm. Tuesday, June 20
at the Mount Hope Baptist Church.
Interment church cemetery. Friends
may call at the Muse and Reed
Funeral Home. Leesburg, Va.
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MCCAIN, ROBERT EMMETT. on Fri-
Hospital. ROBERT EMMETT MCCAIN
OF 11lf North Quincy st., Arline.
ton. Va, beloved husband Of Noel
y s M6Ssn n s ssRs5 Vi Mr FLAG ch Ms
John G. sullivan. u" and candaee
dress. and brother OF Mrs. A. 7.
criekmer Of washington, p. C. and
James n Mccain OF Mount Glenn
ems, Mich. He also Is survived BY
five grandehlldren Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home. 2sl1
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, until
10 FoTa MH Ss'e cSsD: June shs re- asqsf
services will be held At II am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
MeouEENEY, MARY Z. T, tnss Car.
roll. on sunday. june 20, 1888, at
r., ntd 5ssid' Psfk ~ Me- E'h HSAkY 'n 'v'
McoUEENEY, beloved wife. OF the
late William Meoueeney and mother
Phladelphia. Pa. Theobald NJ Nc.
ana EDWARD J. Me9gssney q Mt.
s Sex funs snd from rom Ne SaFs above
residence on Wednesday. June 20,
fsa s5 =, f s6nro ss'9 rsare S' a. our
tntermsni 4rlinIton National Gene.
terry. 20
MOON, N NAG gSaII ,a,ooo,pp satgSTososyy,
OF 1901 9Th 81, NV, devoted sister
Of Mrs. Mamie Y, Carter Also SUR
wing are two nieces, Toni Alexan-
der and Ernestlne Dimeryi one
l. uncle. Or. IT. l.. Stevens, other rela-
tlvea and many friends. Notice Of
funeral later. Arrangementt BY
Mcclure, Inc, -
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EZELL. ELIZABETH. on Friday, June
81. 1868. ELIZABETH EzELL ot
and grandmother OF Sylvia Carroll
and great-grandmother Of David
Carroll: also survived BY other
relatives and friends. Viewing Mon.
day. June. "a, 5 70 10 pm. and
H9ms' ga 'hs Hniy Se Tu snsssi
June 2b AZ pm. Interment
lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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WYATT, ERNEST ALLEN, sr. OF 3s07
on June 22, 1868. Son of Ma
Margaret 4, Wyatt. father 81
Ernest A. Wyatt, jr., Rrandfathey
Of Barbara Jean wyatt. Services AZ
SSinampers Funeral Home, 5s0i
wednesday, June Pc, Al IN ~
Anterment Fort Lincoln cemeteFy
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE
ROOMS WANTED
AIR CONDITIONED

Furnished apis w/full kitchen and
breakfast rm. From SIS a wk. for
each person. Mod. 5-story elevator
bldg, 24-hr. switchboard serv. Free
parking. Dir. bus to downtown
Maid and linen serv. avail
HEDlN HOUSE, r.. I. ave. at New.
ton St, ne. Apply at desk On
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FARM AND GARDEN
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

IRISH HUNTER-Thorouehbred. 10
yrs. Bay gelding. Excel. jumper.
Soft mouth. $500. JE. 2-2956.
Can be seen mr.. Tysons Corner, Va.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ALEX girls wanted 10 share o
bedrm. hse. w/Same. Conv. to bus.
SIS mo. Call 765-l4S9 aft, 8 p m.
NAVAL OFFICER with small
Georgetown house wishes 10 share
expenses with bachelor age 30-45.
Call Re. S549S after 8 pm.
DIXON HILL Mother would like
to share home with young couple
or with another mother in ex-
change for babysitting. 24S-5640.
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CHENY CHASE.D. q.

NEW H6 6Gs4 GO Brio
Lovely pa story Diet. residence.
New fully mod. equip. kit. bath
and powder room. Contains 4
large rooms, "a baths stairway
to LARGE storage attic. full bsmt.,
and -ear Diet. gar Gas. h.-Wh,
Vacant, immed possession. Priced
for ilnmed sale at only sos N5O,
j LEE pONNELLY A. SON INC.
Ma. S-3AlR Realtors WO q 13Ro
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lcONTINUEDl
FAIRFAX
VILLAGE
APARTMENTS
PENNA. AVE. Sc.

Top of the hill, at Maryland line,
overlooking the Capitol. 10 min
utes BY bus. Garden apis. in park
like setting. Call LU. 2-S2S5, OF.
flee. 200l 3Sth ST. sc. OPEN
Mon. Fri, Q am. TO 8 pm; sat,
am. 70 4 pm. Sun, pm, to
4 pm. Also furnished apartments
Der OF rooms. Rates reasonable.
TYPE APT. HOMES
with large porches. 10 minutes
from the Capitol, overlooking
Suitland pkwY,. Oxon Run Park
picnic grounds and new golf
course open to public, /, 2 and
3 bedrm. apis. from SIS. De-
tached small buildings, homelike
atmosphere beautifully land
hood IN suburban setting. Three
rooms ample closets. porch COW.
Real stairs to spacious fenced in
lawns for safe play, plumbing in
kitchen for washing machines,
outside driving. individual stor-
age lockers, building wired for air
conditionerS. Short walk to two | =
fare bus lines, shopping center.
schools and theater, off-street
parking Good Hope Hills IL west
Of NaYlor I'd. in vicinity OF Both
st.. Sc. Rental office open daily
between 10 am. and $3.50 pm,
wkVERLY TAYLOR, INC.
MARLEN GARDENS, 4OO9-4Oll
.3rd st. s.e.-Newly- decorated p
bedrm, apt. S92. 50-S97.50 incl.
AZ utils. See resident manager At
t sS9laa s!d vi %AL REF AND d PSHT9RR: :
LOP. INC, ST. 3-5O5O,
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ALEX. AREA - S110 mo. R-b.r.
semi-det;, w.-rec; rm., otpion to
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE


At IS HR., for 3 uniformed men
and 2l-ft. van. Gic. movers. BU.
3-3294l short notice. 56l-01O6.
BOXLEY MOVERS 6 rms. $40 up.
Padded vans immed. storage Lo-
cal or long distance. AID 2-SS22.
EnELMAN MOVING, STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving,
storage. Reas. rates. IA. a-2n37
LIGHT AND HEAVY moving and
storage Call for low rates. 1107
9TH ST NV. 462-3947.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving,
beaches a speciality. S. L. NOR
RlS tn 2-li5O or TU. 2-s902
MOVING Across THE STREET or
across the country storaee in sep
arate rooms, packing. overseas air
cargo Phone NO 1-Ol04. UNION
STORAGE CO., INC. Est. 1905.
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JHLNH CHASE = Brick Colonial on
quiet street, 4 bedrms.. . baths
screened porch overlooking lovely
garden. Den, enuin. KIT, attached
garage. Low Sos Must sell
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= English tudor row
brick near Reservoir I'd. NV. 3
bedrms., bath. Present tenant
will renew Tyr. lease. Fireplace.
garage. vcstibule, 3 porches, large
rear, level, fenced yard. S27.500
NE, S-l5Sl; ewes, EN-. 3-354S.
JOHN u; EOKE, Realtor.
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APIS. UNFuRNIsHEp-Mp,
tcoNTINUEpl

to everything, bus at
front door, new garden apis, Air
cond., less than s min. Pentagon or
d. c, bridges. From S1I7.50. Call
res. mgr, ia. 4-6677 or GDE man
agement, JA. 4-2421
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1918 EASTERN AVE

1918 EASTERN AVE
Takoma PIX. area, Apt. 102
rms, din. rm., kit, bath. SO go
mo. incl. heat. hot water. Keys
in bsmt. with janitor.
1900 LEBANON ST.
Apt. 2. next to Langley PIX. shop
rm., kit. and bath. Newly dec
S103.5O mo. incl all utils. Adults
only. Call HE. 4-5S00.
A. S. GARDINER CO., INC.
1896 10th st. NV. FE. 10000
300 BLADENsBUR6 RID. Cottage
City, Md. Apt. GO rms. kit,
bath. heat incl. Only SOS mo.
Call Mr.. NEuMANN. MA. $4,000.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

THE WESTCHEsTER-Lovely two
bedroom apt, liv. rm., solarium,
foyer, dinette, kit, bath. 33S-2670
WESTCHESTER = Large efficiency,
southern exposure. Call MRS.
MURRAY, DE. 2-3ROO.
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BERKELEY-NEw LISTING! Hand
some Colonial. fully air condi-
toned bedroomv. plus finished
3rd-floor den. recreation room, .
full baths. . half baths. Prestige
location. off FaXhall I'd. short.
F iatf Ka = p II LLfSsy nc If VbSiioTy
141l: evenings. call OIL. 8-2442,
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1884 10th ST. NV rooms, kit,
and bath. SS5 per month. Heat
and hot water furn. DU. 10000.
$3.50 COLORADO AVE. NV. =
Large spacious 3 bedrm., 2 bath,
full dining room, Sl45. Adults
only. To. Inspect see Mrs. Nc
klnSie. Apt l02, RIA, 8-545i
PoRETSKY q SONS, 422-3S00.
SiI3 MACARTHUR BLVD; NV
bedrm. apt, S145, l-bedrm. apt.
.Sl22 90, effic., S97.5O All utils.
incl, 966-5s46, Elk. 3-4470.
s10l Ilth ST. N.w.-Lge. effic.
suitable for 2, walk-in closets,
1898 CAPITOL AVE, N.E.-Apt. 2.
Colored, mr. W. Va. ave. and
Mt. olivet I'd. ne. 2 rms, kit.
dinette, bath. Newly dec. with
sanded floors. Children welcome.
Only 500, so mo. Mr.. NEUMANN,
MA. $4,000.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

Y. HYATTS. or Pr. Geo. Plaza area
home with bsmt. and
rec. rm., by Feb. 10. WA. 7-6433.
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61S A ST. Sc.
Apt. 27-Newly dec. rms, din.
rm,, kit, bath, $3.50 mo- incl.
heat, hot water only. See Apt. 2
2lel II ST. NV.
Apt. 602-2 rms, din. rm., kit.
bath. $50 mo. incl heat, hot water
only. See Apt. 102 for keys.
2121 II ST. NV.
and bath, S65 mo. incl. heat. hot
water only. See Apt. l02 for keys.
l727 r ST. NV,
Apt, 205-1 rm., din. rm., kit.
bath. All utils furn. $40. mo. See
Apt. los for keys.
1881 QUE ST. Sc.
Apt. Ia rms. din, rm., kit, bath,
newly painted. $3.50 mo. See
Apt. 4 for keys.
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HOUSES EURN. TO RENT

ARLINGTON BLVD. AND GLEBE
RD.-3 bedrms,, full bsmt.. ga
rage, oil heat. fireplace. full din.
rm, Tastefully furnished in ex-
Sss mst,s sopStion sl9C oa no. Avail Nysi
call ia. S-4055.
CHEVY CHASE-Short term. avail,
Feb. ]. 3 bedrms.. reas. HOWARD
r. SCHAFER. OIL 2-5441.
Ely PLACE s.E.-Residentiai $40.
Conven. Diet. 1-fl., 5-rms., reliable
settled couple. LII. 2-1l60.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
sod cutters, rollers, etc RENTAL
TOOLS, UN. 4-5100. ~. 5-b04O.
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CAPITOL hill 2-story 3-bedrm.
q, eral house. 5 ftreplaces. front,
rear and side entrances, Ice. rear
VI. Could he converted TO 2-unit
apt. Nov oceupied, 81 Z st. sc.
Maze oi.er. VII 2-5SS2 or 424-
81 SO. ASK for IKE.
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THE SHERIDAN

THE SHERIDAN
One OF Hyattsville's fine de luxe
elevator buildings. All extra large
apartments. Party room, 1-fars
D. c, express bus. Free parking
Efficiency, $3.50; / bedroom.
$3.50: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, bal
cony, S17b.
Includes All Utilities
RESIDENT MGR. HE. $4,000
Rental Office:
$50 Sheridan st, at New Hampshire
Ave and d. c. Line
PORETSKY a. SONS 422-3S00