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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-23
rs Years Ago
Today
(EROM THE FILES
OF THE STAR-NEWS)
OCTOBER 70, 1919

Reorganization OF the Cape Fea
Country club will be effected at
a meeting Of the membership To-
night. The committee will recon-
mend the extension of the preseni
golf course to 10 holes, and the
improvement Of the other nlH
holes, the construction of at Least
four good tennis courts and the
arrangement of a social program
for the coming winter. The CLUB
was organized many years aSa
but during the war when most o.
the young men of the comnlunl'!
were in military service and the
women Of the city too busy in S'i
work for social affairs, lntef@
in the club waned. The commits
in charge is composed Of; W. y
Macmillan, Jr., C. E. Taylor, 4
S. Granger, c. VanLeuven NJ
wood G. Glass, c. D. Hogue aA
j. H. Davis.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-23
Fair Enough

,ra..r.. Note.-Ths Star and the Nswa accept no
..sn.nshility for the personal views Of Nj. Pyyier
..S .sten disasres with them mueh many Of
4. reaSers HIS articles serve the good psrposs Of
aakinR peope thtnk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31
|DR, STANESLOW
TO JONI navy
Reports for Duty Friday
With Rank OF Lieutenant
Commander

Or. John s. staneslow Of Prospect.
q practicing physician IN waterbury
since ie20, has been commissioned a
lieutenant commander In the Navy
reserve and viii report for duty Aug.
7 at the National Naval Medical
center at Bethesda. Nd. He win
be In the psychiatrlc service divi-
sion.
A graduate Of Cornell University
Medical college in 1926. he interned
at the Strong Memorial hospital at
Rochester, N. Y. He served as an
assistant physician at the Rochester
State hospital until September, 1923,
receiving training at psychiatry. He
ing to word received here. He Is a
former band leader Of the l02d In
fantry.
Sergeant Edwin O. Egan. son of
DR.. and Mrs. John j. Egan Of So
Willow street, is on duty as a
weather observer at the base
weather station, Barksdale Field.
Shreveport, Ia.
Sergeant Egan, who served in
Africa for 10 months, returned to
this country August "a, 1913. He en-
tered the service January 9, l94l.
According TO word received BY Jo-
seph G. Rozint Of 2 Homer street,
his brother, Private Algirt Rozint.
formerly associated with the Coca
Cola Bottling Co.. is stationed in
France with a field artillery unit.
Stationed with a Navy unit In
the southwest Pacific. John Me-
Cooey, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mcooey Of Is woodlawn terrace, has
been advanced to the grade Of sea-
man, first class.
Mathew A. Malario. seaman. first
class is a recent graduate Of the
Navy gunner's mate school at Samp-
son, N. Y. His wife. Mrs. Mary Jane
(ViolaD Malario and two-year old
daughter live at 304 Congress ave-
nue..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31
HIGHWAY CREW
GIVEN SCARE
Peeved AutOist Voices Pro-
test With Gun; Held for
Superior Court

A o suecial hearing In Beacon
Falls town court Saturday morning.
william Lee, Jr., 38, Of Cook lane.
vas bound over to superior court
On o charge Of aggravated assault
after he shot at town highway crew
Friday night as q protest against
their method Of oiling the highway.
The arrest was made by State
Trooper Carl Carlson, who served Q
warrant at the Lee residence. Re-
luctant at first. Lee threatened the
trooper with q shotgun, but later
amended his attitude and called
satte police barracks In Methany to
surrender.
Lee was taken into custody with
no further trouble by Carlson and
State Police Sergeant II. Theodore
Strand.
Several hours before. Lee had
been driving his automobile on Cook
lane near his home. He started
down q freshly oiled hill that had
not yet been sanded. according 70
Carlson, and applied his brakes half
way down. The car Tey0lyed on the
oily highway, and came TO o stop
In the middle OF the highway. block
Ing tFafle IN both directions. Lee
left the car standing IN the road
and walked home over the protests
Of the town road crew.
Informed of the actions Of Lee
BY the wOFkmen. First Eeleetnan
Ralph Upright went To Lees home,
where he was greeted by Lee carry,
Mig o shotgun. After some persua-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31
Leopold To Make Bid For Freedom Before Parole Board

held Friday we're as fellows:
PrettleSt, Loretta Blenvena: fl1ns
nieSt. billie cleary: most original,
Joann Rosses cutest, Beth Ann
Hagerty: most patriotic. Marinnn
Rose: Florence Osborne, Dutch
girl: Roberta carissiml. Hawaiian:
Mary 0auvin. blushing briee: Terry
Coughlin and Mary Ann 0eghan,
Mickey Mouse: Jackie Lawlor. sole
der mouse: and Colleen Coughlln.
Donald Duck. Judges were ana.
0eghan. hrs. Coughlan and Miss
Claire st. Arnauld. billie CleaFy. 3.
wore his fathers baseball shirt,
mask and glove.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31
BOYS IN
THE SERVICE

crew In the American assault force
which invaded France, according to
word received here.
Captain Charles r. Geer, huS-
band Of the former Mary Alice Me-
Grath Of 22s Hillside avenue. is
spending a furlough in this city
after serving for IS months over
seas in the Army Medical Corps. A
practicing physician in Hartford, he
enlisted May Is, 1912. He partici.
pated In campaigns In Africa and
Sicily and In the invasion Of France.
Rachel z. Filippone Of % Newell
Place has been promoted to first
lieutenant In the Army Nurse Corps,
according to War Department an.
nouncement.
Barbara Davis of Waterville
street, who has been commissioned a
second lieutenant in the Army Nurse
Corps. win report Wednesday to the
Lowell General hospital at Fort
Devens, Mass. She Is graduate OF
the Hitchcock Memorial hospital at
Hanover, N. H. She has three bro
theirs In the service: George, who Is
on furlough here after serving so
months in the South Pacific: Dwight
who is In France: and Reginald, who
is stationed In Italy.
Lieutenant Anthony r. Teta.
former Waterburian. has returned to
civilian life In New Haven, accord
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31
REV. M. WEBB WRIGHT
SPEAKS AT SERVICES

The Reality OF Salvation was
the subject chosen by Rev. M. webb
Wright. pastor Of the South Fed
Grated church at the Protestant
union service held last night IN the
First Baptist church. In outlining
his service. Mr.. Webb used q defini-
ton which Is ascribed TO Dr.. Henry
N. wieman. theologian at the Uni.
versity OF Chicago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31
&rs4~M,yA.vfE
ESTABLISHED 1855
ESTABLISHED 1855

Closed today - And I'll other Mondays through Mon
day September four So Labor Day
Rogers Peet Coed Clothes Are Good
Fov Your MoEeIe They Never Let
You Down And You're Glad 70 Live
Up 70 Your Rogers . Pset Clothes.
They're REILLY On lHspIssslen -
And N Isn's possible Fov yev 10 feel
run dewn ct the heels wesslns
these seed clothes So Under these
conditions there's no dsn0sv 81
lstsins yourself down - And iFs
Just simply Q esss Of EovwsTd
march ente sSssssv heights -
Resevs.Psss clothes. SIS 70 SOS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

began to specialize in mental and
nervous diseases In 1891.
DR.. Staneslow has been In charge
Of the clinic in mental and nervous
diseases at st. Mary's out-patient
department, a neurologist and psy-
chiatrist at the Chase Memorial
dispensary, and has served in a
similar capacity on the stalls Of st.
Mary's and Waterbury hospitals. He
Is health officer at Prospect, and
has served on induction boards at
Hartford and New Haven as psychic
artist. Since October, 1913. he has
been consulting neurologist at the
Mental Hygiene clinic in Waterbury.
He is a veteran Of the first World
War.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

An Eighth Air Force Bomber
Station, England-Flying in the tail
turret Of his Eigth AAF B-24 Ii
berator bomber, Sergeant Charles A.
Bragg, %, Of Waterbury, Conn,
received his battle baptism high over
an enemy airdrome near Amiens IN
another Of the coordinated attacks
on the Nazi installations.
Upon returning from his initial
mission. Sgt. Bragg stated, THAT
it was the oldest experience Of my
life. I didn't realize that 1t was all
over until saw the home base.
Yes. 1t was good to see the landing
strip
He is the son OF Mrs. Marath
Bragg. 332 Hill street, Waterbury.
Before entering the AAF in May
1913, Sgt. Bragg was employed by
the American Metal Hose Company
Of Waterbury. His brother, Corporal
Edward Bragg, is in the Army
Medical Corps stationed somewhere
In the southwest Pacific"
Local men who have completed
recruit training at the Naval sta
ton at Sampson, N. r., and are
now spending leaves here include:
John r. Bell Of 80 Manville street,
Vincent s. Nowacki of rs Wood
street. and Anthony Manzolli of Is
Walnut street extension.
nal,a.t FN..la., rnv, of lam T. nts.
ley Of WATERFOWL, has been pro-
NOTED from technical sergeant to
master sergeant at his European
post where he rs with q signal sup.
ply division, according TO an an
nouncement from the headquarters
Of the European theater Of opera
tons.
Private Frederick n. ZoFn Of %
Auburn avenue has completed q
furlough here and has returned TO
his post at North Camp Hood.
Texas. The son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Zorn, he Is serving with q
mbedical detachment.
Private First Glass Henry q. 6eb-
hardt Of re willow street has re-
sumed duties at Westover Field,
Mass. after completing q fuFiough
here.
Private First Class Walter Rowe,
son OF Robert G. Rowe, OF West Ha'
ven, win report to Fort Bragg, ". C..
after completing q furlOugh IN this
city. He arrived here recently after
serving for 30 months IN the SOUTH
vest Pacific.
Ensign Walter l.. Angle. JT., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L, Angle o.
Middlebury. has resumed naval
duties after spending Q leave here.
He hes been on duty With an air.
craft carrier crew IN the Atlantic
area for more than Q year
Sergeant Edward Yashenko OF
Oakyille was wounded In action IN
France July 10, according To word
received by bis family from the War
Department. He was recently pro-
NOTED for bravery IN combat.
Lieutenant Robert McNellis OF
Mldelebury participated In action ~
BTehal. France, according 20 g0Fe
received here. The son OF MF. ane
Mrs. Joseph McNellis, ST. he has
seen service IN the Pacific area &c
we'll as In Europe. He Is with sp IN
faHtTy force,
Private Thomas @. schweitEeF. son
Of Mr., and Mrs, Conrad GcbWeltser
Of WateTtegD, Is receiving treat.
meDts Tor leg wound sustained
earlier this month IN France when
Q BOBBY trap exploded. We Is at an
Army hospital " England,
Arthur h, TbeTlault Of ~ TheFonk
avenue, was . member OF Q Naval
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

Warden Ralph walker Of the
Wethersfield prison said today that
Leopolds request for release is exc
pected to be heard at the Novem-
Der meeting Of the Parole Board.
which holds hearing on the first
Wednesday Of every month. He
pointed out that the pardon in
May merely made Leopold eligible
for consideration for release. 1t was
indicated the Parole Board may or
may not release him. as 1t chooses.
Scheduled to appear for a hear
ing wednesday Of this week before
the Parole Board Is Carl D. Olsen,
former Waterbury Trust Company
treasurer, who was sentenced TO
serve Z to II years In prison In the
minimum sentence will draw to a
close next month, and he win be
eligible for immediate release.
Leopolds case held statewide in.
terest during the lengthy tral, which
was based on the deaths Of Joseph
and John Moynihan in the fire. An
alleged firebug, Samuel Weiss OF
New Haven. also persisted in the
blaze.
The pardon granted to Leopold
last May in effect transferred his
case to the jurisdiction OF the Par
ole Board, but did not guarantee q
release. without the pardon. Leo
pold would not have been eligible
for q hearing before the Parole
Board or for release.
Considerable interest has been
expressed on Leop0ld's petition for
release in view Of the double" as
pect Of the life sentences. It has
been pointed out, however, that
since the two life sentences were
set TO run concurrently the same
considerations may be shown In the
case as IN one involving q single
life sentence.
Leopold was charged with hiring
Weiss and also Maurice Shellman OF
New Haven TO set the fire. Shellman
was q States witness In the trial.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31
Conditional Pardon
Paves Way For Appeal
To Board, November l
No Definite Assurance Given Petitioner; Carl D. Oser
Scheduled for Appearance Next Wednesday;
Release Expected

Louis N. Leopod's petition for release from Weth-
erseld state Prison win be heard by the State Parole
board November l. it was learned today. The former
local merchant who given double life sentence on
charges of second degree murder and In conec
ton with the disastrous Baldwin Street fire Of February
s. 1928 received conditional pardon from the State
Pardon Board May and thereby became eligible for
consideration for parole
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31
GIRL ATTACKED BY
DOG SEEKS $1,000

Dianna SaundFy Of this city.
Q minor, Is seeking 5000 damages
In an actien brought against J0hn
A. 0eluplbauskas, according to a
writ filed Saturday IN Superior
Court. The suit was brought BY the
plaintiffs father. John.
The plaintiff claims that 3 dog
belonging to the defendant attacked
her while she was riding q bicycle
on June 20. causing injuries to her
left leg and confinement. The
plaintiff also alleges that she was
not trespassing or In any way guilty
of any provocative act.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31
Playground
Activities


EAARksAWN
Eileen Doyle, Patricia shea, Diana
Tolomeo, Lorraine NORM, Pauline
Bienvenue and Kathleen Hanlon
have been selected as the Floradora
Sextet which viii represent Fair
lawn playground In the city-wide
contest to be held August 3 at the
Victory House.
High scores were held by Jackie
Shea and sidney White In q volley
ball match Wednesday. The Oestos
outplayed the Repeats with scores
Of 2l-9. 2l-l0.
Prize pets were submitted in the
Friday afternoon pet shown by Beth
Ann Hegarty, Donald Morris, VIII
liam Nissan, John Guilfoile, Tony
DiLella. Fran Muckle, John Coley,
Cecile Lavoie. Evelyn Saunders and
Many Ann Gagain.
Winners In the costume party
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

sion. Lee agreed to move his car.
carrying his shotgun with him.
A blast from the gun ut the scene
of the skiddipg sent the woFkmep
and the selectman into the nearby
woods. ard Lee stepped into his ear
and drove home. Ne was appre-
hended o few hours later by state
police.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

ing to word received here. He Is a
former band leader Of the l02d In
fantry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

Private Thomas @. schweitzeF, son
Of Mr., and Mrs, Conrad GchWeitEer
Of WateTtewn. Is receiving treat.
neDts Tor 3 leg wound sustained
earlier this month IN France when
Q BOBBY trap exploded. We Is at an
Army hospital ~ England,
Arthur \, TherIault Of q ThsFous
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31

Lieutenant Anthony r. Teta,
former Waterburian. has returned to
civilian life In New Haven, accord
Evening star., 1944-05-18
IRooMs EURk,-kor,hwes. tcort. }

l"~~tvhS t~Sbtst
s,o ,1s s.tWssn M.R newly
and June /: summer suitcase. Dupont
iSSs "oUE" ST. N.w.-clean, cool. Just
dec. single and large rooms, near shower;
eH0 rii0 iii. I'll CIRCLE 0sS sSo7 Northampton st.,
young lady or gentleman, unlim; phone.
Nc n, ether the % roomers; Breakfast opt. Wo. 5S25.
furnished. twin beds. windows, cross ven
tilation,, 3 large closets, unlim. phone, 1
1s to bs couple or gene
I03 18th ST. Nw.-Laree, nicely fur
nished front double sleeping room. $3.50
I7I7 EYE ST. N;W.-For ladies' only,
1868 sSs inss n sASPsHfRn IL RSph AVE. NV
sls IRVING ST. n W.@Lsrse. conf. room,
tTansp Mn beds sou SSesh sh gS; E ss
in apt, well furnished, suitable for couple:
Can sfter o Use em Of DE- 5oas ss9e
SINGLE. double and triple rooms; cool,
sqnyenent e ssg6 eongenial atmosphere reason
DoWNTowS. 1ai7 R. eHn, /. ave- NV. Apt.
5o4-Large front, next bath and shower.
ss5 Nfw phNas HaMpaRE safhfmsp AVE- 81 PAN
amanian" = Beautifully furnished single
and twin-bed rooms. S37. so UP.
2G09 KALORAMA RD.-Single rm.. newly
decorated, clean and cool: available May
1880 18th ST; NV, Apt. 1o2-Double
mo, me Can after : pm; M. 1890.
room in apt. to share with another gentle
MT MI! rLkxsANTLarae bedroom Rss APT inelosed s
gentle home: Gentlemen. AID. 7095.
1850 NEWARK ST. NV. y blk Conn.
asve-Nicsly ave. furn. cross vent; high elev,
sMla smpoped ee aOe tM Ge0 4sa aner mattress quiet
MT. PLEASANT, 3io4 10th st.-Nicely
turn.. doable rm., suitable couple or
friends; st floor; reas. co. sO7S.
OFF CONN. AVE.-Private home, adults;
master bedrm. with rwt. bath and shower,
ia$1 HARvARp 81. Nw:MNleeiy @ 1fS,: f1r-
nished room with kitchenette, 2nd floor,
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-single room.
cool, clean. quiet, next to bath: $50 mo. !;
fsn'eRas fs"s sr. RwIsrse R1 1sIsi front room ad
Joining bath; employed couple; double or
1887 PERRY PL. N.w.wComfortab room.
first floor; lady preferred; "a block 14th
st.; owners home. AID. 4027 after g.
DUPONT CIRCLE--Large cor. dble. rm.
each, 1897 21st St, OR. 1910, co a6OS
DUPONT CIRCLE,
1912 18TH st, n.w.-Attrac, nicely furn.
rooms for ladies. from S16.25 mo.
Downtown, 1882 18th st. NV.
Double and single rooms; semipvt
baths water in rooms. newly dec. and fur.
Evening star., 1944-05-18
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

WIRE HAIR TERRIER, months old. fe-
male, house broken; reasonable. OR. 9157,
CoCKER sPANIEL PUPPIES for sale. See
Ray Anderson after q pm. Pinecrest,
turn left Braddock rd off Columbia pike.
Box 191, Route 3, Alexandria, Va. 49,
PUPPY. small brown, female, wants good
home; plays well with dogs and children.
Call SH, 3139.
KITTENS. beautiful pedigreed Persian;
short noses, small ears, rich reds and
WANTED---Kind suburban home for young
male fox terrier-srdtz, yellow and white,
smooth coet; good boys pal: see to ap-
preciate: SO donation. A. P. A. AT. 1853.
IRISH TERRIER, male, months old: $50.
WIRE-HiIRED TERRIER, female. mos.
old. looking for good home. Call RE.
FOR SALE puppies. months old, and
l male collie: S5 each. . kittens to give
away to people in, country or who have
Sunday, ia 4434.
COOKERS, EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY.
Blacks, 70G Oh. Stockdale Breeding: 500.
AIREDALE MALE PUPS, CH,. SIRED; $35.
BLACK MALE. .S15; WHITE FEMALE, SO.
Dog Hotel. 7344 Georgia ave. ia. 4321.
FROZEN MEAT.
Government-inspected unrationed meat
for all pets. We deliver orders of .
Arman Frosted Foods,
Ashton, Md Shepherd 1890
Evening star., 1944-05-18
APIS. FURNISHED tcens. .

tifully furnished large apt; would prefer
servicemsns wife; centrally located. Call
RErISED GIRL to share apt with service
RHns HT oosa gife be, oaeenwas .nd APts Sc Call
fR: $500. Ext. $40. after ter 8 'DJ D.m. pA' "
ATTRACTIVE 4-room apt. furnished: pri-
yate bath; screened in porch; Ss5 mo;
persons per IA seth st. ne, after pm.
n1sed 5ns For tor Teff fr sath ss fa pst
3 and pm; other times, Falls Church
liI1l ARLINGTON: D IS, s1ls 9th st; No: Two Two
or women; no children; S11 wk. cH.
: RMS. kitchen, semtpvt bath; adults.
AZ ARply LoNGrEERlow efSeE lSR sT sss sw St nv rms
private bath. elec. kit: new: employed cou-
pf PIES Ffts On sE,nffs kp r. aS1
rms, and kitchenette, Englsh-style base
ment apt, shower bath; ideal location.
Married couple only. s14 wk. WI. 44s5 or
aTTRacTIvELy furnished apt, near
m and Park Hotels
kitchen and bath. Available June /. Box
WANTED-Youns man. neat and sober.
kitchen, bath apt. with another; telephone:
in the heart Of the city; reas.; references
BRooKLANDMTwo bedfooms. living room.
dining room, kitchen and bath; available
lyme J n,s - for the sumner; ss5 per month.
; ROOMS. heat, lisht and g., semiprivate
H4ss west 18Th Of ST. F. kWone or two adults as
bath, $50. Appointment, Dupont $3.50,
WANTED quiet, clean girls or young
couple to share new apt. in se section.
FtRNIsHFp II Ru5sI E5idas gnly IN ant h,d
ing; available june L: utilities included:
rent. 500. Randolph 1904 after Z eve
AIRY, COOL: 3 rooms, k. pvt. bath; near
streetcar. buses. AID. 2993 after pm
with another & TO gr share evefysns ap arn in So
each, Call TR. 1898 after $3.50 pm.
LOWER 18th sT.-aAttractiyely furn, COM
$l75 ger mo. No children or pets. DU
asay asay between & e -, 10 am-noon an.
porch: fine settled couple preferred. Call
1889 sHEpHERp ST. N.w.-4-rm. apt,
others: twin beds. ia. $3.50. ~ .
nice nice furniture; Frieidaire; 8 adults. NO.
1915 i$1s QUEEN 81 sT. Il NE.&pesirable room
and newly equipped Kitchen good trans
PoLtatlon, private home. Ii. 3l92.
REFINED Catholic Government girl, %
to 30, to share lovely apt. with another;
convenient location. HO. 2733.
500 NO. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Basement
apt, rm. and kitchen; gas, electricity and
Pa: ave. Sc. Ii. O346.
2 ROOMS, kitchenette, semiprivate bath;
married couple: $50; NV. DE. $500.
2-RM. FURNISHED APT. IN Sc. con-
venient transp.; consider one infant or two
girls. TELEPHONE Ii. 1922.
3 ROOMS, BATH; nicely furn.: mr.. Uptown
Theater wooded area: everything furn.;
avail. June L; employed couple pref; S125
34O2 NEWTON ST., Mt. Rainier, Md:
Art. 3-Living rm., . bedrfr1s., kitchen and
dinette; nicely furnished: $50 mo-; good
transportation.
Evening star., 1944-05-18
HOUSE. In /. restricted

lsn FeT rent sSnDistely e 'fs1Tafsse see
ynF oo modern nrfs f.shen ans
%s nsdS9m sns s.b, snq bath o9 %
! large recreation room and laundry: large
terrace; 2,car garage: automatic heat:
to November i; $500 per mo. Inspection
6y appointment after May II. Telephone
4o1nb 15osHaD SGiH Ike TO SHARE s,x-room. two
bath home s in Silver Spring with congenial
500 mo. sligo OIL after PM pm. 'iO'
AVAILABLE June 1st to Sept. 1st--White
6,iSss 6Tifs Colonial unusually cool wel.tuT
room and bath. large living room. screened
porch. study and lavatory; shady garden;
sTxSIsa sTxS Rsn'h in ca foWN VI sasf TRis SUMMER.
ested oSss sssti1n @ 0S Ssdfooms ossn'as BATHS s
H fITnished Possibility OF maid
5 ROOMS AND BATH. furnished: 1st and
B SITS. s,w.,. right at the Capitol; rent. S75
F2koMa R9 rsfa MaSa cG iarn Dl ssds
coSsTR2' et5fF asS' Es4ATA 81 s5s4 1ou mi from Conn
ave-. ave: and K, % min. by auto Colonial
architect: master bedrooms, 3 baths,
pantry and kitchen: exceptionally we'll fur
nished with antiques in keeping with house
Phone for appt., Harriet Holther. Agt.,
Ma. 2168.
SHARE LOVELY, new. two-bedroom house,
everything furnished. 1911 Noyes dr.,
Silver Spring. Md, evenings.
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME, one mile
from Glebe I'd, between Chain Bridge and
Washington Golf and Country Club, on 3
acres OF land; modern home, center hall.
living room. screened-in porch, dining
rooms, 2 baths: finished attic with bath;
4-car garage, automatic heat; all modern
able. This is an unusual attractive rental.
Can Mr.. Poole, Boss & Phelps, 1417 K
TAkOMA PARk-6-room furnished house,
from June / to August 80; 3 bedrooms,
ADULTS. no pets Call SH 312Q