davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-08
Cooking
BY CHARLOTTE ADAMS
Fond for the Gods

Cheese Balls
Dreamed Crabmeat in Avocado
Shell
Crisp Sauted Potatoes
Cucumber Salad
Fruit Mallow
Receipts Serve Four
Dreamed Crabmeat in Avocado
Shell
II pound coarsely flaked crab
meat
l IA cups milk
tablespoons flour
4 tablespoons soft butter or
margarine
Salt
Pepper
Cayenne
large ripe avocados
tablespoons grated American
cheese
Heat crab meat in milk in
double boiler. Blend flour and
butter or margarine until smooth
and drop into the hot milk and
stir quickly until smoother and
thick. Season to taste. Cut avo-
cados in half, peel and remove
pit. Place in shallow pan and
heap with thick creamed crab
and sprinkle with grated cheese.
Pour hot water around avocados,
just enough to cover bottom OF
pan and bake uncovered at 375 de-
grees 1920 minutes.
Fruit Mallow
2 cups of fresh fruit, peaches,
strawberries, pineapple OF
any other fruit.
20 marshmalloWs
l cup heavy cream
Mash fruit and cut marshma1-
lows in quarters. Combine anc
beat with a rotary beater unit,
mixture becomes smooth. Chill
overnight in refrigerator. WhiE
cream and blend into fruit mix
ture.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-08
Club and socIAI
dates to remember
TO-DAY

TO-DAY
6:30-Weekly informal dance at
Marston pavilion, Camp Le-
jeune, $50 Junior h%ostesses
invited. Bob Chester and
his orchestra playing. Bus
es leave $50 pm, in back
of city hall.
1880 pm. Maffitt Village COM
munity bingo party at Vance
center. The public is invited.
8:00-Letitia Rebekah lodge No.
8, IOOF, will hold regular
meeting in IOOF hall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-08
CHEMICALS DETECTED

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7-(P)-
Radioactive chemicals, presumably
from the July l atomic bomb test
at Bikiai, have been detected over
San Francisco, University of
California hospital scientists said
Wednesday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-08
ITALIAN Workshop
Meets This Evening

There will be a meeting of the
ITALIAN Workshop this evening at
8 o'clock in the Chamber of Com
merce office, Fourth and Prin-
cess street.
All members have been request
ed to be present as matters of i'm
p~ortance will be brought up and
all PRISONS interested in little
theatre work are cordially invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-08
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
s:oo pm - Wedding a w.,
Lula Gertrude Walton ~.
Donald Edward Mathew,
First Presbyterian cbIr.s
Third and Orange str.ts,
5~;0o-9;oo p. m. - Woman's NJ.
slonary Union Of Cib,aS
avenue Baptist church =.
serve fish supper a. a.
YMCA. Tickets ar svsiI,5 NJ
from any WMU menbe, a.
at the door Saturday -;,.,~
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-08
Youths To School

BERLIN. Aug. 7-UH-A high
German official asserted Wesnes-
day that several thousand German
boys and girls between the ages
of 10 and II years had been taken
from thei- homes in the Russian
zone for what the Russians de-
scribed as re-education.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-08
Births

CAROL LYNN TREEToa =
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Trestor :,
nounce the birth OF a dsugb..,
Carol Lynn, August 3, at Maria,
Sprunt annex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-08

that may be left by the powder.
Then use a turkish towel to give
your scalp and hair a last cleans
ing
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-08

Mrs. Eugene Hoke Of Augusta,
Ca, arrived yesterday to attend
the funeral of her brother, Herbert
O'Neill, who died early Wednesday
morning.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Miss Jane Allan
Becomes Bride
OF Mr.. HOlstein

Miss Jane Allan. the attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel j.
Allan of Alexandria, was married
Friday evening to Mr.. Otto Adolph
Holstein, the wedding taking place
in the Washington Street Methodist
Church.
White gladioluses and lighted
candles against banks of ferns and
palms formed the setting for the
ceremony, at which the Rev. H. P.
Clarke officiated at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. Allan escorted his daughter
and gave her in marriage. With her
dress of white satin made with an
off shoulder bertha of lace and a
long circular train. she wore a veil
of illusion held by pearl-rimmed
Juliet cap of tulle and carried
shower bouquet of white roses.
A gown of turquoise blue crepe
was worn by Mrs Joseph M. Smith,
jr., with a veil, gloves and belt of
coral. and Miss Mary Ansley Short
and Miss Kate Alfriend, the brides
maids, were costumed in mauve
crepe with yellow headdresses,
gloves and belts. Mrs. Smith car
ried shower bouquet of coral roses
and the bridesmaids bouquets were
showers of yellow roses.
Mr.. Holstein, who is the son of
Mrs. Arthur Graham lie Cain of
Baltimore, had for his best man
Capt Courtney Saum, and those
serving as ushers were Capt. Smith,
husband of the matron Of honor;
Capt. Harold H. Lighthipe. Mr. Paul
N. Crocker and Mr.. Charles Henry
Smith, jr.
A descendant of one of the early
families of Virginia, the bride is a
graduate OF Mary Washington. Coli
lege in Fredericksburg and she
made her debut several seasons ago
Evening star., 1946-09-22

and PVT. George Louis shelhorse Of
Raleigh, N. G. Their engagement is
announced by Mrs. Lillian T. Kicker.
I. The bride-elect attended william
and Mary College and now is COM
pleting her senior year at the Uni
versity of Maryland. Pvt. Shelhorse
attended High Point College in
North Carolina and was student at
the University of Maryland before
entering the service.
Evening star., 1946-09-22

at . dance given by her parents at
Gadsbys Tavern.
The bridegroom, whose mother
and Miss Norma Mccain of Balti-
more were among the wedding
guests. was graduated from Virginia
Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg
Mrs Mccain. Miss Mccain and
Mrs. Charles Muirhead assisted at
the reception, which was given in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Allan.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Holstein left
for trip South and on their return
will make their home in Blacks
burg.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
November W edding

November has been selected as
the date of the wedding of Miss
Anna Marie Hetchko and Mr.. Roy
Craig Cahoon of Arlington. Their
engagement is announced by Mr.
and Mrs. Emery Hetchko of Ben
wood. W. Va. The bridegroom -elect
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
C. Calhoon of Swan Quarter, N. c.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Residing Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund I. Kauf-
mann and the formers son, Mr.,
Robert Kaufman. are making their
home at the Hay-Adams House.
They recently returned after spend
ing the summer at Summit Springs,
Me.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-21

Last Publication of this sum- mons, namely within Thirty Days after the 4th day of JAnu- ary. 1946, in ease this Summons is published. or within Forty Days after the date of it's ser- vice upon you. in case this Sum mons is served upon you person. ally, and answer the Complaint of the above named Plaintiff on file in the said Court in the a. bove entitled acton.
 The said Plaintiff in said ac- tion demands the following re- lief: An absolute decree of di- voree dissoivlng the marital sta tus heretofore, and now existing between you and this Plaintiff, and restoring each Of you to the s atus of an unmarried person, and for further and additional reliei as is set forth in more de- tail in Plaintiffs Complaint now on file in the above entitled cause and Court.
 And in { ile event you fail to so appear aud answer, ths Plain tiff will take judgment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in his Complaint and as hereinabove stated. WITNESS THE HONORABLE
 Anthony J. Dimond
 Distrlct Judge
 And the Seal of said Court here un affixed, on this 26th day of November, l946, at Anchorage, Alaska.
 M. E. s. BruneIle
 Clerk
 by Gertrude Hansen
 Deputy
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-21
Initiate Members At BPW Party

Initiation of te new members and the presentation of gifts by Santa Claus Dooley higbspotted the Chris mas party at which members of the Business and Profe ssional Women's Club ent- ertained their husbands Tuesday evening at the Community Cent CT
 Formally inducted into club membership in a brief ceremony conducted by Mabel Fenner were Ma.go Lester, Matella Bosel, Talley Mulqueen, Jerry Sears, Della Kinsport, Jeanne Craw- ford, Marion Curtis, Mary Root, June Wilson and .Aline LaLande.
 Approximately 75 members and guests attended the dance and buffet supper.
 During the evening a prize waltz was held with MT. and Mrs. Jeff Norman and Mir. and Mrs. Don Bosel winning, in a draw.
 Justine HlnckeI was chairman of the party and with Fleeta Christopherson tuffed and rcast- ed 3 big tlikeys. Othe members of the club assisted them Tn pre- pairing the supper. A sugar-cube church ma 2 by Roth TorgersOn for he tabI iarrred out tie gay Christmas deco ations of the Community Center
 Al Fenner has sold bis crab business, including cooking e uipment at the city d ok, to Pat Cannon and Tiny Cichoskl.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-21

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
 No. K-43S3
 SUM MONS
 ANTOINETTE ROBINSON.
 Plaintiff BERT WAYNE ROBINSON, <
 Defendant THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMER ICA. TO THE ABOVE NAM ED DEFENDANT, GREET ING:
 You are hereby required to ap- pear in the District Court for the Territory Of Alaska, Ihifd Division, at Anchorage, Alaska, within Thirty Days after the Last Publication of this Sum- mons, namely within Thirty Days after the 2Jst day of Dec ember, 1946. in case this Sum @snons is Published, or within Forty Days after the date of it's service upon you, iR case this Summons is served upon you personally, and answer the Com pIaiat ofsthe above named Plain tiff on file intIle said Court iR / the above entitled action
 The said Plain if in said &C., Ttion demands the following re- lief; An absolute decree of di- ,yorce dissoIvIng the marital stat us heretofore, and now, existing between you and this Plaintiff. aad restoring each of you to the status of aa unmarried person, and for further and additional relic as is set forth in more de- tsiI in Plaintiffs Complaint now on fife in the above entitled
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-21

In foo much of a hur- " to get 10 thof g. d
 eofin' YUM YUM!

Whatl Chinese foods, Itali a Spaghetti, Mexican Chili, F. ,h Crab, Shrimp, or Chicken Gua4bO
 Crisp toasted sandwiches of all kinds, also sent out rom 6 til 8 am. Party orders up to 20, P D Q steaming hot to your table.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-21
cause and Court.

And in the event you fall to SO appear aud answer, the Plain tiff will take judgment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in her Complaint and as hereinabove stated. WITNESS THE HONORABLE
 Anthony J. Dimond
 District Judge And the Seal of said Court here unto affixed, on this 26th day of November, 1946, at Anchorage, Alaska.
 M. E. s. Brunelle
 Clerk
 by Gertrude Hansen
 Deputy
 ---------s----s@z@-- IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
 No. K 4333
 SUMMONS ALVIN o. STYLING,
 Plaintiff
 Vs. NETTIE STYLING,
 Defendant THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMER TCA TO THE ABOVE NAM ED DEFENDANT, GREET ING:
 You are hereby required to ap- pear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, at Anchorage, Alaska, within Thirty Days after the
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21

That's my substitute" cries
Phil Bauman- today as he thinks
over the finish of the Palm
Beach individual six-game clas-
sic that closed yesterday. Harry
Abrams. Bauman's proxy, won
the event with 1916 and Alex
Heiden came next on 1Z4l.
Abrams missed a possible 1900
when a split III the tenth Of mis-
sixth kept him 10 1913 after he
made three strikes.
Winner in 1945 was Walter vii
kins who holds the event record
of 1928 In third place was Mar
vin Young, l2l5. Roy Milan had
1910. Davcr Berger 1907, Herb
Zieman 1905, Ray TaSSone 1901,
Cy Goralczyk 1900. Wayne Spauld-
ing 1896. and Howard Zieman 1871.
First prize was $1,000 and second
$500.
Mt. Elliott Recreation IS the
site for the 1876 CYO women'S 5
tournament, il was announced yes
terday by Secretary Evelyn Sar-
gent.
Betty and Ralph Frederick.
l74i. went into first place as the
annual Garfield '325' mixed dou-
bles got under way. Marie Clay
ton and John BenaSquito are sec
ond on 1893.
In the Lutheran al Great Lakes.
Ernies' Five. led by George Belk.
became regular division leader
with 3012, featuring a 1912 middle.
Belk had 629 and Carl Kersten
COZ.
julius Vervacek Of Pisa's Five
rolled games Of 102-l03-l04 in the
overaverage as Erwin Ross from
Martin Luther had the tourna-
ment low game Of 7S.
In the minor events the first
place holders are: War
ren Reich and Roy 3. Nicolai.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21

the Greater Detroit with 207.
The next best combined average
is that of Chuck Boehm, a team
mate. with the leading average
in the Michigan Major Of 207
Times Classic POI and the Great
er Detroit 202.
Fred Buiack il leading the
Greater Detroit with 20S and
has 202 in the Times Classic,
hut only l95 i'm the Michigan
Majo John Petro j. next with
197 in the Times, 203 and POS
in the other two classics.
Fifth is Steve Dutko. who /,
very consistent with average OF
202-200-202 John CrimminS, after
a bad start. is now up 10 l98-20i.
202. George Young is the other
man over the 200 mark with av.
erages Of 9-205-19S.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
By FRED WOLF
National STAR

A. the halfway mark, there
were seven men IN the select 200
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21

Now this would be quibbng a minor matter if 1t didn't
have Implications Those who him know that
Racing Commissioner Cole is financially independent and that
the that he paid and limited stringent
nothing him personally. He knew that he
when he the job Furthermore
kept him from working ke beaver do
good and than did his predecessor Herbert Swope
Not only in NeD York but in Illinois, Maryland,
c7d etSeWhere racing commissioners appointed
tose. The governor picks out friend and high
c.T;s gentleman and says IN efect-"Joe, wdnt you
II be chairman of my racing commission. It's job
y31H enjoy doing"
II later the gentleman discovers that he is getting the pain
# lot Of work for his pleasure well doesn't last
There always be time another administration and
another commissioner.
What I'm wondering is if in a sport that is big business
as this that's the wisest % administer il.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Mu|key Hot
In Sweeps
By HAROLD kAHL

Glass B is the chief scoring sec
ton of The Detroit Times Sweep
stakes after the weekend whlrl
at Chene- -Trombly Recreation.
Cliff Capen's Mulkcy Five from
Ambassador Classic is in first
place with 2904 a 1905 start and
967 finish did IL with Jim Brown $
627 high. Meanwhile Stempiens
took over first in "a on 1854
with $50 the best effort.
George Lingle's 6lS carried
Stempien. Bill Luoma Of the
Henry Ehrlc's clamoring Coca
Colas led the division with SAG
and Bill Bune "a had 6iS for Pal
mer Park. Making second was
Howard Crumits Northwestern
Recreation from Lefthanders'
League
Oscar SorenSon's 603 came in
handy. Crumit's Crusaders had
1872 going in and chance 10
take over first They scattered
10 S63 and settled for 1885 and
second.
Second in C went 10 I'd
Esper's Dearborn Surface on 2667
as Sarnowski kept first. Larve
Woehlke marked 631. Wally
Belin's Monsantos were third with
1862.
Morek from Polish Century
Club took eighth in d on 2557.
led by that daShing man-about-
Chene-street. Ted Markell. who
let out tremendous 49l as Gus
Gorny threw in $50.
Richard ZiSke's Ha~rcr Van
DYKE No. 2 from that Rccrea-
tion's House League climbed to
first in "E" with 2537. Ziske had
53S and AL Forest $40. Best scorer
in the class was Frank Simmons
Of Ice Cream Five. Sanders
League. 500
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
COMMISSIONERS WORKS FOR FREE

NEW YORK. Jan. 21 INS)-If Gov. Dewey isn't the
enthusiastic sports fan in the country isn't because
the gentlemen of set haven't wooed him IN style to
which nobody else has been accustomed.
According the papers, boxing in 1915 dropped neat
S245326 treasury from of around $4,000
000 Racing the big money sport Clipped S3O333299O2 into
the pot the attendance tax at baseball
and other sports
Little items such these into money boys and
nobody the fact that they help account
for states remarkably fine financial position
a matter fact Gov. Dewey Is only mild sort of an
for baseball boxing tennis personally. But his attitude
toward all sports has been broad benevolent nat
uraly would be at those prices
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Penna'S Birdie
Wins by Stroke

RICHMOND. Cal. Jan. 21-
Tony Penna, pro golf stylist from
Dayton, o., is richer by $1,000 in
Victory Bonds and holds the Rich
mond Open championship as a re-
suit of birdie on the eighteenth
hole yesterday.
= He canned a 6-foot putt for the
birdie which gave him 73-2S0 and
first place by one stroke over
three other pros-Sam Byrd OF
Detroits Plum Hollow, Ben Hogan
and Mark Fry.
Byrd fired a sensational : under
SIS yesterday 10 climb into the big
money brackets.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Good Management Is Required

lut on the snort, III You recaII.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Pi+y the Poor Commissioner

This bureau has appauded Deweys sports appointments
believes present boxing and racing commissions rst
But there thing that always has puzzled about
these commissions both in this and all the others know
about That that boxing commissioners paid and racing
commissioners Why is that, would you guess?
Only the other day friend OF the chairman of the
racing commission, Ashley T. Cole, telling that
LUhen Cole takes the .05 Albany
ing business he pay for his breakfast. OF
course he iH get up earlier and take train before
g. the state tD generously oiloU hin, IS cents for his
cakes and coffee
Also that visit the state capital when he occupied
hotel for $40 day. the 40 Topped off his
expense account assume this under rule
about expenses for state employees.
II looks like Of tight shoe gentleman who works
for free administer sport that brings the state thirty
million dollar annual And, if you interested it's
good guess that it will be closer 40 than 30 million 1916
The racing last shortened by the national black
the sport, if you recall.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Sub Wins at Beach,

1887; singles-Ernest Eminger
672: all eyentS-Lucius Burk, 1915
In the western Travelling League
Jim Marshall, 664, and Al Mac
can, 643, assisted Smitty'S Five
10 a 307z and I'LL. II is second
high single and third season series
Military had there points from
Shores. 3039 10 1000 as Norm Du-
rocher hit 669 and Mickey Fuller
500
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
[, NON-B. P. A. MEMBERS

MICHIGAN Rec. "a Z a,t9Ss nlss'''r /. .sS, 1s',
Open Bowling a. All Timesl
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21

WURM'S SINCE 1888 ''pS ". 'TsIlOT ssIi
OPEN BOWLING HERE TODAY UNTIL P.n.
Cocktail Lounge. Organ Music ENcsllsnt Food.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Set REGATTA Dates

TOLEDO. Jan. 21-The Lake
Michigan Lightning Association
has voted 10 hold It's district
championship regatta here, July
12-14. Frank Pfeferlee, Cincin-
natl. was elected secretarV.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21

a V o + a & g
bracket in De-
troit' s three
all.Star classic
leagues.
Heading the
list IS Joe Nor
riS. who is lead
ing the Detroit
Times Classic
with 205, sec
o n q in { h G
Michigan Ma =
jor with 205
.nJ corDpd IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-12
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

unturnished house Chevy Chase Chase Bethe.da
Axe 25sfe5Seo eae GsSs
Phone Elk s5,6 days 30
URGENT-,Army major must racate guar
OF apt. Hillside zoe. Ext pol. IA
WILL PAY 500 per month for unfinished
) OF 6 room house, with one year rent IN
area. near high school: references. and PEE
manent resident. Phone Ma. "o9?. MR..
MLDICAL OFFICER perm. stationed wal
ter Reed Hosp with wife and chill
dren. / and > wears ursent!y needs =
bedroom turn- apt or house up to - ,"
WANT TO RENT, not buy-sman house,
Northwest or suburban WaShlnston, per
tied family, = adults. no pets: Will take
longtime ease. make repairs AND guar
sntee maintenance: references. Phone MRS.
FORESTER. Month"; 10 RE. ~
81 BEDROOM FURN. HOUSE needed for
year: believe discriminating owner will be
view. Owner care guaranteed. GIL. 1913.
BUSINESSMAN desires 3-bedroom house in
suburbs or country for permanent resi-
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR. wife. baby re-
auire house. apt. furn. unfurn., vicinity
lease Write details Box 441-K. Star IA
BEST OF CARE Will be given :! to bed
room home. permanent business, executive
y Well-behaVeu oaue hterS. 1mmedla e
need, acceptance: best references IA
$3.50 $500 PER Mo- bedrm. fgr-
$500. EXT !S01 Ewes DE @6i2 10.
WANTLD-Rent unlurn house Govt. Off
can rcdecorale. can FURNISH stove and re-
frioerator SI 5000 -l3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-12
Bis THE EVENING STAR. Washington, D. C.
HOUSES FURNISHED

LYON VILLAGE: in nearby Arlington
spaclouS stone Colonial situated on at
br .,6i lsndScsped corner lot br
nished; all utilities included except teie-
phone; available June 10 TO September
GEoRGE MA Ass5Ee GREEN En-" co. per s4 mo VT
S son bl Ss Arlingt on. Va. CHI. 3s3s; ewes,
GEORGETOWN - Attractively furnished
smdli house ; beorms., linens and silver
beautiful little earaen July and Aueusl
SI'9' 24o3 Canon pl. NV, AID. o426
RNER TERRACE : bedroom row brick
n nous, am ~ for rent furnished for the
lncludlne utilities. telephone and washing
1,schlne, 80 33rd 81. ne. TR. 5l53 Il!
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Corner detached. A.
heormS-, :: baths, large living and dining
rms, sun parlor:, 2-car garage; to Nov. /:
MRS CLYDE f"fS S4SII PoSSlou W frog 6
1919 HIGHLAND DR. Woodside Park Sill
yer spplns, MdL7owner IS LEAVING city nov
the right person at $500 month, Very
long-term lease desired: good for eNecu-
s siTTee or embassy Seen by appt only
tAvAILABLE July i through Nov j >,
eharmnsJ h0Ts s fGmpf
Adams 9l3l. Box Sill. Star IA
JULY AND AUGUST ONLY-Furnished O.
rm house on wooded lot. close to bus and
Arllnston. Shown by appointment only;
rent IN aavance; Phone Oh SOS ii
mouse ana path 65l IN ST. sl49
Si+NnIGp ni S1rl.I'eS IN ~ ett &c, VIC"
bad1adKn bns Isl 10 sept st.
MG9eoIo ON tu[naSnea mouSe' naetr 1haSe;
YARD 81 i5I for sppointmen teeS R Ssio
erences EXCHANGED
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY on I-year
lease, comfortable home. near Chevy Chase
MoDERN LOG CABIN near Bradley blvd
hnq tohSleSSloAaI Slup-LElhg room ana
tneoIoom Win nFeplaces ano private bath
Sl'Chsn Win an gas laClllleS' sueslhouSe.
oeofooms ana bath rustic setting. IA
miles from doWntoWn washington FXclu-
SiEe assent JAMES k. KNOX, Rockville
IN Ii
LOVELY WOODED ARIA, ad o:ning Rock
Greek Paark1,Beautifully, furnished brick
finished 3rd aoor, avail. July August, 500
monthly; VI ;lSs Ia
maid room and bath July and August
$3.50 month Box DIX. Star ii
SUMNER RENTn-3n6. Por,er Ct NV
m awSjifole I9T va m99iRs a. 500 per
&a03 conn ~ SA1E SoG mi 4 a ~ :, y,
N1l!i! nc EN- IS'b QIlll - pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-12
HOUSES UkFURNIsHEp.

q AND RM HOUSES. in new house
como for rem with option of buying with
$500 dep: IN good II ". sect. near shop
ping. school and trans. $4,000 and
S15,5NO Box 2O6-L. Star.
ONE MILE BEYOND Falls Church, lust
off Lee hwy; lovely brick home, Colonial
type. consisting OF lge. llv. rm. 30 #,
LONG, with frepl: IL. din rm., modern xii 81.
LIST Ar master bedrm. with bath and
dressing rm :. other bedrms.. another tile
bath on 9nd fir, full basement, oil W h
stairway TO attic: situated on / acre of
ground. $50 Der mo. Call Gil. 5125 OF