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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29
MOOSE STOPPED
 t5-o BY LEGION
 IN FIRST L0S5
RoIison, Nielsen Slaughter Moose Pitchers in Last
 Nights Game

Both umpires quit in the last of the sixth when called out at first was contested by the Moose, Grummett, the succeeding ump, tossed one Moose player off the field for a little too much lip re- garding a called strike-out, but despite all added attractions the Legion won the seasons first game against the Moose in a hit-happy affair last evening.
 Sparked by the lead-off men, Nielsen and Rolison, the Legion rapped the Moose pitchers for 19 hits which accounted for l5 runs and an undisputed second spot in the league standings. Nielsen con- nected for five hits in six trips to the plate and Rolison batted an even 1000 with five for five. Nielsen also made home five times, with Rolison settling for three.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29
Channel League
LEADERS IN B. B.

Here are the leaders in the two major leagues:
 American League
 Batting Boudreau, Cleveland, .378; William, Boston, 375. Runs batted in Williams. Bos- ton, DiMaggio, New York, 36. Home runs-Keltner, Cleveland, 13; DiMaggio, New York, 10.
 Pitching Fowler, Philadelphia, 80, 1000; White. Detroit, Klieman and Black. Cleveland. and Savage, Philadelphia, 20, 1000
 National League
 Batting Gustine, Pittsburgh All; Holmes, Boston, 400.
 Runs batted in-Musial, St. Louis, 33; Sauer, Cincinnati, and Jones, St. Louis, 29.
 Home runs-Sauer, Cincinnati, 12; Kiner, Pittsburgh, and Musial St. Louis, 10.
 Pitching Pollet, St. Louis, 40, 1000; Nahem, Heintzelman, Heus- ger, Philadelphia; Casey, Brooklyn; Shoun and Bickford, Boston; and Wehmeier, Cincinnati, 20, 1000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29
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HAMMERS IN
 11TH INNING
 WIN STREAK
By BOB TUcKMAN

It's long slimb from the bot tom to the top of the Pacific Coast league standing, but Seattle's Rain iers may make it.
 The rejuvenated Rainiers, in the cellar on April 24, improved their second-place position last night by nipping Portland 5-4 in II inn ings for their sixth straight win It was Seattle's 18th triumph in the last Is times out and lifted the Rainiers within 5h games of the pennant favorites, the San Francisco Seals.
 The Los Angeles Angels helped both themselves and Seattle by tripping San Francisco to 2. The win evened the series at two-all with five games remaining.
 Hurler Charles CRed Adams reg istered his fifth victory of the season and for Cliff Melton it was his fifth reverse.
 For the second straight time Hollywood and Oakland needed three hours to complete their game
 Casey Stengels Oaks won g to 2 to take a 3-l series lead.
 Jack Graham batted in six runs to almost single-handedly engineer San Diegos 7-3 triumph over Sac ramento. Graham clouted his goth and 21st homers of the season beth with two aboard, to boost his runs batted in total to 56.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29
JUNEAU PLAYERS
 GIVE EXCELLENT
 FIRST PRODUCTION

The Juneau Players presented their first play Its A Wise Child" in the Grade School Auditorium. The crowd enjoyed its local talent in the three act comedy. The story is in the setting of small Michigan city and the plot was excellently is never seen throughout the play production. almost with profess sional touch.
 The main character a maid who is never seen throughout the play Is the beginning of the Stanton family trouble and from the first few minutes of the plot the amount of family relations begin to unroll.
 The capable cast and characters are as follows
 Alice Peabody .......... Saxon Snow
 Mrs. Stanton. ............ Edith Shrink
 Joyce Stanton Maxine Anderson
 Bill Stanton.........J Johnny Harris
 Roger Baldwin ........ Pitt White
 Jim Stevens. ....... Eddie Dick Bertha. a..................... Robbie Rowland Otho Peal ody ~ Walter Johnson c. A. Appleby Richard Peter Cool" Kelly ....... Don Miller Alice Peabody played by Saxon Snow is a predominating wife of Otho Peabody, played by Walter Johnson, the Stanton son-in-law, who is managing the family enter prize, factory, and with the wife's nagging and the husbands idea that mental telepathy and horo- scope reading, thinking that it will help in putting over big business deals. keeps the family lawyer, Jim -tevoAs played by Eddie Dick, in sc.new..at of dilemma.
 L1rs Stanton the part of the mother. played by Edith Shrink was an excellent piece of acting. Her problems were that of trying to keep the entire family from becoming mere involved and also trying to assist the maid with her problem with the ice man, and to keep her son, Bill Stanton played by Johnny Harris, from becoming involved in the mix-up with the maid and the ice man.
 Roger Baldwin played by Pitt White is the young man who is employed in the bank owned by C.. A. Appleby played by Dick Peter, and is in love with Joyce Stanton played by Maxine Anderson, until she announces her intentions to treak her engagement with the bank CT to marry Baldwin. After he lcses his job she finds she loves another man.
 The ice man, ''Cool' Kelly. played ty Don Miller, finally saves the day by marrying the maid and then family troubles start to unravel. Bertha the second maid played by Bokeie Rowland has an excellent part and does it we'll.
 The people of Juneau have the right to be proud of this production and the cast is to be complimented 1 for their splendid work and per-
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GOLF

SANDWICH, England, May 29.-- R-Frank Stranahan, Ohio's golf ing millionaire. defeated Charles Stowe of England, and 4, today and took over the British amateur title, surrendered by Willie Turn esq of White Plains, N. Y.
 Stranahan won by taking five of the first six holes after lunch. The morning round. played in a drenching rain and high wind, over the Royal St. Georges Course, ended all even
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29
B. B. STARS

Stars of games played yesterday are as follows:
 Batting-Hank Sauer, Reds, hit two home runs in losing cause against Chicago Cubs.
 Pitching-Nelson Potter, Athletics, saved game for Lou Brissie in re- lief role against New York Yan- kees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29
FIGHT DOPE

Two knockouts took place in the ring last night as follows:
 NEW YORK-Kid Gavilan, 144M Havana, knocked out Rocco Ros- sano, 144%, Brooklyn, l.
 HOLLYWOOD, Calf. ,-Georgie Duke, 161, San Francisco, outpointed Bobby Volk, 16112. Portland, Ore. 10.
 OMAHA,-Don Lee. 1922, Edison, Nehr. outpointed Vince Foster, 148, Omaha, 10.
 NEW LONDON, Conn-Eddie Compo, 127, New Haven, knocked out Jose Garcia, 124h4, Puerto Rico, |2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29
REFER KING DOCKS;
 ENR0UTE TO BERIkG

The Reefer King, 149 foot fisher and packer from Seattle came in to Juneau yesterday and left a few hours later enroute to the Boring Sea area where Skipper John Joncich said it is planned to freeze and pack salmon and crab. She is scheduled to return to Juneau about August 10.
 The big fisher, reputed to be the worlds largest stern dragger, belongs to w. D. Suryan and George Kearney of Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29

formance Those who didn't attend last night will have the opportunity to do so this evening at 830 o'clock and it is assured that they will be pleased with the first production of the Juneau Players, Tits A Wise Child" The comedy was directed by Florence Lockwood.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29
FROM TACOMA

Mrs. J. L. Hale of Tacoma ar- rived yesterday to join her hus- band who is with the orchestra at the Salmon Creek Country Club. She is registered at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29

Ottawa, the Canadian capital, has about 100000 people in a 900-square mile area designated as the federal district. In the U. S., more than 800,- coo people in the District of Colum- bia crowd into 69 square miles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29
HospITAl NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's yesterday for medical treatment was Mrs. Dave Brown, Mrs. H. J. Leonard was dis charged.
 At the Government Hospital Ray mond Crapp was transferred to Mt. Edgecumbe for medical treat ment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29

Two base hits: Cope l, Floberg T; three base hits, 0; home runs, Pasquan, E. l; double plays, 0; walks, Rolison 3. Phelps l, Sel- mer ?; strike outs, Rolison 8, Phelps 3, Selmer 4; umpires, For sythe, plate; Shaw, bases into sixth and Grummett chief ump from middle sixth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29

Jr, and George Hooker flew to Sitka Tuesday evening on a plane piloted by Mir, Feero, Sr.'s son-in law, Clarence Walters, of Petersburg
 E. A. RaSmuson returned from the Republican Convention Thurs day evening He was accompanied by his son, Elmer Rasmuson, who had come from Anchorage to at tend the Convention at Sitka.
 A regular meeting of Skagway Aerie No. 25, F, o. E. was held Tues day evening, May l8. Harold Gran dall, Robert Boyd and Ole Brandt were initiated Following the meet ing refreshments and bowling were enjoyed by the members.
 Mrs, Hans Soldin and Mrs. M Brown were co-hostesses at a party given at the Brown residence Wednesday afternoon, May 19, to hcnor Mrs Noel Pennington who will soon leave for her new home in Dawson. Y. T. The guests were Mrs. Fred Nord, Mrs. William Was ser, Mrs. William Beitinger, Mrs. J. c. Hoyt, Mrs. M V. Rafferty, Mrs Joseph Sheleby, Mrs. Bruce Boyn- ton, Mrs. c. A. Carroll. Mrs. L. Me Guane, and Mrs Mark Lee. After the delicious luncheon was served Mrs. Pennington was presented with two silver coffee spoons.
 The Florence Circle of the Eastern Star met Wednesday afternoon at the Pullen House with Mrs. Max Kopanski hostess. Eleven members enjoyed pleasant afternoon and delicious refreshments. Mrs. Arnold Gutfield was selected to represent the Circle on the Fourth of July Ccmmittee
 Mavis Irene Soldin and Edith lone Soldin flew to Juneau Thurs day by Alaska Coastals. They plan to visit their aunt, Mrs Belle Dilch, several weeks. They also plan to go from Juneau to attend. the Young Peoples Conference at Sitka.
 MT. Olds, Electro-lux Salesman, and Albert Cushing who has been working on the section in Skagway went to Juneau Thurday by Alaska Coastals.
 The Pullen House, The Golden North Hotel, and The Pullen House Museum are now open for business
 The drapery committee. Mrs. P. Cotton, Mrs. w. Dewar, Mrs M Moe, Mrs. w. Heidelberger, and Mrs. G. Villesvik. with Mrs. w. Beitinger as chairman, met Wednes- day evening at the F. O. E. Hall and cut the drapes for the lodge room.
 MT. and Mrs. Si Dennis have moved into the former Tellis resi- dence, and the Richard Dick family lhas moved into the old manse. They will live there until October when the old manse will either be torn down or moved away.
 The Presbyterian Organ Commit tee presents The Great Waltz" the life of Johann Strauss, at the Broadway Theatre, Saturday, May 29. The theatre and the picture are being donated with the compli- ments of William Feero, Jr. There will be two shows at 2 and pm The prices are $1 for adults and 50 cents for children under l6. The Organ Committee is raising funds l to purchase Hammond Organ for the Presbyterian Church and so far has raised over tWO- thirds of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29
ATTENTION MOOSE

There will De no dance at the Moose Club Saturday. due to the Policemen's Ball. All members please attend the Ball. 300 2t
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ATTENTION REBEKAHs

All members interested in our annual bazaar will meet at the home of Rehecca Feero Tuesday, June 1, at o'clock. 300 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29
FROM LOS ANGELES

James c. Shelton of Los Angeles, Calf, is staying at the Hotel Ju- neau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29

Empire wantaas get resuitsl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29

The Florence Circle of the Eastern Star met Wednesday afternoon at the Pullen House with Mrs. Max Kopanski hostess Eleven members enjoyed a pleasant afternoon and delicious refreshments. Mrs. Arnold Gutfield was selected to represent the Circle on the Fourth of July Committee.
Evening star., 1948-06-17
ROOMS WITH BoARp.

CLUE MASON-17a6 N. H. ave, NV
immed. vacancy Of dble. rm for : lsdiss sSds
sw!tshooara service See or phone MRS, NJ
1906 18th ST. N.W.-vacaneies for men me,
day June 18th; laund, privils. MI. 5Is4.
;ss Moss s:s l. ROOM sr a s:nisa ssh oSs
sSss5 so1s MASS sso AVE- 4 shsFi seS S lovely
srv.e is y6ans msn ssssus sns meals
af' 9fa'iPn PnEAsaNrgveTy an es larse room for 9
VIII cose Pvt irsns hath co ESQ 6SS Tor
4 blk. Ga. and Alaska bus tsrminsl;n H.
aisisr ssis.; best s in FOO food sH ssi7' sH ea;5'
sas r. ls,h St ,a.s asNss1s sss|s
rooms for y9uns men; running wTsa.er'
BShSs1 se eHGl sa ~ to 'sf
NEW SsR o. tHzMfsafsa slslf sfsieni tSsf
studio.aype rooms, ssa double snd sns
isiSSf Exksi bsHSLf b5fas 70 RoSS SSSs we'll turn IN
MICE nice loeaton eofs and and sood transp; Couple
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Exclusive resi-
dence fof young men and women; excellent
table. 1899 18th st. NV. II
1856 n ST. N.W.-Attractive double for
couple or . young women; $3.50 each.
delicious and location convenient. -1Y
1893 NEW HAMP. AVE. N.W.-Double,
twin beds, lge. windows, large closet:
= good meals; tranSp. conV. 10
ARLINGTON-Large, outside. cool rooms,
home cooked meals, daily maid service;
excel transp., parking privil; lovely
verandas and lawn. GL 500 ~
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FARM and GARDEN.

MILK COOLERS and deep freeze units
available for imme9lste dsiIysry Inquire
l43o Key blvd, Arlington. Va. cH, $500
BOYLE TREE in
care Of trees and rem removal: also genera
RoTo filler, Rotoetse. s s gar:
den tractors; Toro mowers; free demon.
prsss MoR 5gfea g.
DEMO. e koToIMLER: new xssrant%S; % SlSo
g. e ss a Rsef Lee cH 5ooe GaSHRAI MOTOR
Tor SOIL, fill dirt, sand, manure. blue
iaad S5ade d road os sFaYs FR 55s y 'd
plsnters and drills; must sell in 10 days
Gai1s Ghurfh Sa9n after ssayt pm yds
small orders. co. 1906 weekdays. lis
rock gardens. fshponds, retaining walls.
Pipe al Kinds of Hofner gops sns
POWER sKAYINGa Control japanese
Sss S s Ssnns 1sss
TOP SOIL for sale, rich grade for lawn
Or SesFes ysFesn s. & per yard sa 1855 1885, s1ss
brings out every detail of beautiful
solve ''S, Your individual problem with a serv.
ice so general as to cover every phase
tion Of lawns. seeding rolling. special
manured top soil. acid woods earth; we'll
rotted. cow manure. SO 20 bu.; Wonder
rhododendron, magnolia, dogwood, pyra.
eantha, bamboo, all types of confer and
broad leaf evergreen, shade. ornamentals
Towering shrubs, perennials,, roses, vines;
ground covers. selected plants, locally
Grown, hardy: dug. delivered. planted same
day; grading. drainage, maintenance, tree
fencing brick, stone. hagstone. cement;
cinder block walls. steps, walks, terraces
Ii 1923, oV. 6OO5. 18.
FOR SALE-17 acres Of hay, S15 a ton
as 1t stands In the field. In Seat Pleasant.
Md. Hillside 1919 or ME. 1924. is
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. soding. grading.
pruning and planting; blue grass sod and
top soil delivered Ask operator for
Ashton 21S2. -23
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcsn,, ,

ALExANDRlA-7.room house. . baths,
completely furn, for years tease; e,,i 3 mos.
rent II adyance' $3.50 no. All util, turn.
WESLEY I HE1cITsooAs,5.c.lyss so furnished
Al MOS. RENTAL. furn. GROOM house:
bedrms., bath. porches. yds.; S160; adults
pref. 5a06 Illinois ave. NV. GE. 5@1O,
ARLINGTON. Buckingham .yic--Five-rm.
insulated brick owner win obtain on.
bedrm.; gentile home; suit. for employed
couple: refsrenees. No pets or children
81 ms s somn,sts!y a s.aPT, sYFH; yulso ussod5ry
7oe4 Wis. ave, Chevy Chase. WI 1890.
wEsrMoRELAND HILLS, Mp.-nr..
sssTsoms sssTs' Cal, fprn pu s?ss ss. mo- up to -
lissh AND MykfLE N;W.-Thr.s eedrn,,
jans is-Jsn. i, D6. S3s4, JACK HAYES.
s,sToRY ROW BRICK. det. sar.. M,
3sth and Benton SITS. NV. Completel-
t tqFn tsnss ssffe' Hvs .s1 nsGs svss or Tt
or OR. o48s. Box s16-E, Star. lis
PEbaGHEDS bsb nnTsb din lind nsd5m ss
rooms, ? baths; cooled, attraetiveiy
Chevy Chase. D. C. co. 1732 or Box 4cs.
SR. sth AND oUrNTANA pL. Nw.EJul,
to Sept. |. Completely furnished 6-rm.
home 81 Sl5o pet month. Call BE1TzELL.
Just OFF MASS. AVE. at western ave
choice Ssad Tsst5iesss ted area Aysllabs Sn ys,t
INC; INC; Realtors: EN-. 4450 from a-5; vi.
isa. iSss fr2R AND Bath, newly turn. all i; con.
Annandale Va FA. isoa. '0 my IP'"'
GEORGETOWN, on goth st. between Que
sns Il e sds snd t~o hSnf Dst
kitchen, buffers pantry and lavatory; $500
PfF exsbY ssIsslf FULLER }9E t. fNe oet ioe
HAVE 1918 stresmlined trailer, bedroom,
let to couple man to do some work in
children, viii sive free rent Sligo 5lsa
ALGXANDkiA-Lovely. ALEX cool, furn. house =
HtfsnfD yhEsGf }ny sGf Aug Asc,sy Ts GIst m
oct, l.; Two bedrooms, 2 baths and. den
Living room boasts Of srsnd piano, dining
room, sunroom and kitchen completes this
floor Eerythins furnished 10 make you
fst0lS'e Kent sa"e per G' month caii EN- 4sfS.
BuRLEiTH, 1904 31th st. n.w-Six rms.
= baths, gas heat. garage. double rear
porches Completely furnished except
linen and silver. Sl50 per month. subject
approval rent administrator, VIM. H.
PRESCOTT, Bethesda Bank BUILDING.
Phone Oliver 1644. Ia
IN ROCK CREEK PK.-Modern house. 3
bedrms,, alg baths; conv. location; for July
and Aug; $3.50 per mo. Call WO. 1897
between and IL noon. Box 4Sl-G, Star.
-lS
ATTENTION.. PENTAGON and Navy Annex
personnel For rent, new 2-bedrm house,
furn.. in Claremont subdivision, adjacent
Falrinston: 10 Minis from Pentsson and
Navy Annex. Kit equip with gas Stova
auto how-water heater, elec. washing ma
chine and laundry tub; large attic; $50
per mo-; year lease; renewal option. Call
CHAUNCEY g. CLARKE, S22 King st.
Alexandria, Va, OV. 1922; ewes, TIE. 3a1s.
JUNE rs TO SEPT. I0-Six- room, nicely
furn. home. lovely yard. conven, neigh
borhood; Sl50 mo. 6la7 sth st, NV.
GE 2ln9 10
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDING MACHINES. typewriters, calcu-
at9Ts 19Ss1 1EIEb 5nd Sea fnf eo
ANi1aUEs' M 81 ns br,c-abrac, china slverware.
fe DoK4 s"fliy sgss 5sS
Nv, Sterling 749s
Notwithstanding bric-a-brac, china
EsihsSsFe Cash prices Dad Can Rnf
EIDKooM SUITES. dining room suites;
once: viii pay highest possiole prices;
ss seasy Th' mR RAbY hsys IA Il aS
BEDROOM. dining room or contents of
home; will pay cash; we do moving, stor-
age. ia. 1887; after Z pm, GE. 1915.
CAMERAS, all types, movie eaqipmess al sp
aSs eh6aa 6s1l e9 justice sSs f. * NV
used clothins mSSHs nssTy
SALES. 100 Florida ave. NV, MI. 1914
Open evenings, Will call to give estimate.
e1.s tgssn Rssss Die 70!
niE. ME; 5.s7. open ewes VIII can a !
ERNEST BURK, INC. 6l4 18th st. NV
DINING ROOM-Table, round. . feet or
more in diameter with leaves WI. 651l.
pieces eles refrigeration, also real sood
P,aaS S,rGpr Ga eySninS Re as 1
room, dining room, secretary. chests etc
FuRSl1 FffsSf ukE-Your sntir. household con;
FuRN. EXcH. 30 7th st. Sc, AT o5s5.
FURNiTURE-Highest cash prices tor
etc @ Buy bess
results e's cali Mr.. DoUeEAs at UN. i5s5,
FURNITURE-House apartment or single
piece; highest cash price 1--WE do moving
FuRSirGRE-win Hi sfrG buy entire contents o.!
0dd 1 best ass pce enyns do movns
HoPWooD's, sth and x SITS. NV, ME.
FURNITURE-Househo goods, marble top
est cash prices. RE. 1904. DE. 2019. 49,
FURNITURE and household effects o. the
ssii sslieI, lodas. iau Mr. Mr. GRADY. # Ma seao
H se KAzN asefed sc - yeaTs a. %s a st. 'nsR
MoViE CAMERAs. movie Projectors. sound
and silent lenses, editors. etc. wanted
ssEfWENsPzFFERs rs waNTEDHsnsst aTS Mi ST. prices prices
Dad aa b.. for hGGkf NK Go RssassS o
ssfWsssPAfERs ssGss1a rEf WAN4RDHshest 4P ofn prices
paid for newspapers books. magazines
and and hoHse @G Tass WAsHINGIb9fN sdo. RAG
PiANos, grand, upright, spinet Or apt
size any, sizs; zssh any condition; will pay
PfANos wANTED-coLoN1AL PIANO
CO. pays highest cash prices. Phone MA.
REFRIGERATOR. standard model. euaran-
teed, gas or electric. 10 Gu. IT,; cash.
SCR SCRAP IRON, cast iron, 50 per 100
scrap SCR iron. Scrap metals, house RAGS and
auto batteries. II you cannot deliver your
saoN k1 pfsss Bso eo aS " WAsH
sCRAP IRON wANTED-Hiahest prices
paid for scrap iron. scrap metals, house
rags and auto batteries. If you cannot
Ss yysR eo s*so dsoTsia % awe
sEwilNG MacHrNEs-w. buy all types;
repair hemstitchinE, buttons covered
for s heating i sn ana 1894 re- also i.
boxes. ACME STOVE CO.. l011 9TH St
oID-FAsHlONED picture frames, clocks;
also antique inrn ehinr rearms; 1sn sze1 e1rios'
ltfi ts' and vac
Of scrap iron,, auto batteries and scrap
metals, see us before you sell. We always
paw the highest market prices. WASHING
TON RAG r. BAG CO.. 215 L st. s.w-. DI.
An INTERESTED in buying silverware;
je@elry DORA KRUPsAW MILESTONE.
1895 G st. NV. Sterling 1896
WANTED1Better grade Of household fYr- tyr
Evening star., 1948-06-17
HOUSES UNEURNlShEp.

3-REDRM. BRICK HOME in Silver Spring;
detached; large fenced yard; Sl4S 80 mo.
Apply 1906 Evans pkwy,, Silver Spring.
Out GEORGIA ave. to 10000 block, right on
Dennis 3 blocks. SH. 264s. =:
FOUR MILES FROM BETHESDA, ND; Sc
hopfRS seI9s 2ly%pMi HOME 9bt dN FARM for rent S all
modern equipment; h.-wh. and bath; -
mi from Penna ave. Apply in person.
engineer, SIG 14th st. NV. IL
GEORGETOWN-Corne property; /" rms.
3 baths, full bsmt.: can be converted TO
additional rms; garage ideal for frater-
nifty, school or nonprofit organ; S4o0 per
ao: JAMES /; D1xoN q co" 1922 TN
ii:-:BEDDRooM UNFFuRN. ROW HOUSE With
garage; 600 block Lexington ST; ne; 81 l5
THROCKMoRTON. Realtor. DT 6O92. -17
ROCKVILLE, MD.-2-bedroom Dutch Co.
lonial, with fun basement, 2-car garage,
on large fenced-in lot: 12-month lease
at S140 per month. Or may be Leased
with option to buy. MARVIN SIMMONS
NEAR LEE BLVD bedrms., an. End Fl.
and ground floor room with bath. Lease
WEsTGATE. MD.@8-rm., a-bath brick:
rec, rm. fine restricted suburb; no pets:
Sl65 Box 393-G, Star. Ia
CHEVERLY, MD.-Attractive 6-room brick,
tiled bath, tiled layatory, recreation room.
oil hot-water heat. built-in garage, large
well ell-landscaped lot with summer house
On busline: $500 per month. Call o. B.
SIX BEDROOM. 2-bath home in Arlington.
rent s9GS SIS caip sSh'e GEoRoE Pu' ana RucRER
CO. for appt to see OK 0l97. Ia
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

DESPERATELY IN NEED Of ,furn. or un-
furn: house or apt: yr.- round; reasonable;
children. ages IA. 10, and 4. DE. 3a93.
NAVAL OFFICER AND FAMILY need a,
once, furnished 3-bedroom house or apt.
e seMp nfn'R 81 SAis Ext e5ss
iurn. or unfurn,; house in Bethesda area;
ssp, MosTHs sRRisS ADyaNcf i'2a ey REM p or r
pPIoMaFic yfsFs lenis RfrREsHNTxTvr TSGI
house, :. or 3 bedrms;. completely iurn,,;
NV. section: garage | to- : years Cah
sEDRa pF SsS HosE sfsfdsss snd socd
teps; 5eyr; Lass il desired. Tel sH.
NAVY OFFICER, wife. two children, nr-
Arlington gpsrsedlerred. Ask Operator for
a'TC'eG ) To BEDROOMS. unfurnished NV.
residential section, by ADULT family; ap-
proximately $50 per mo, years lease
CHRISTIAN FAMILY. 3 ADULTS. need un-
furnished house; northwest: Sl25; lease;
owners care. Victor 1897; Is.
want iurn. or unfgrn home, ) bedrms.
siLvFk isa' 'sPRfNaGM3ili iissss End f9oTo ., 2,
S2 SPEp 9I eRoo% eSff HoGsE Gsf uni Dret
eraby MARYLAND. or Broom apartment.
Christian FAMILY, 5 adults. needs un-
furn. 3-bedrm. house or apt. near College
Park. No drinking; smokine; Proper care
ARLINGTON COUNTY, unfurnished; will
decorate. keep house in repair, in exch for
long term lease. Box 43g-E, Star. 23'
GOVT. EMPLOYE desires
3-bedroom house Bethesda
or Silver Spring; S10G maximum refer
ences Box 453-E. Star 49,
LOCAL ATTORNEY wants bedroom un-
furnished house before July /. maximum.
SisO OwanS hT5g ps