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Evening star., 1949-05-15
Hosts
At tCocktoiIs
Yesterday

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Sumner
Waite entertained at q cocktail
party yesterday afternoon at their
home on Madison street for q
number of friends from official and
resident as we'll as service society.
Guests were asked from $50 to
'7:30, and among those enjoying
the delightful hospitality Of the
hosts were Gen. and Mrs. Charles
Heron. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Donald
Stroh. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Town
send Heard, Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Harry Malony. Admiral Cato
Glover. Representative and Mrs.
Ralph Gwinn and Representative
and Mrs. Frank Fellows.
Also Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Matthew
Gunner. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Leven
Allen, the Counselor of the Colon
bian Embassy, DR.. Simon Medina;
Capt. and Mrs. T. v. Kitridge. Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Thomas North. Col.
and Mrs. o. H. Saunders and
their daughter, Miss Mary Ellen
Saunders; Commandant and Nine.
Chatem, Col. and Mrs. Charles
Beatty Moore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward w. Andrews, Col. and
Mrs. Horace Craig. Col. Lindsay
Sylvester and Col. and Mrs. John
C. Macarthur.
There were many others In the
company, including a large group
of friends of the hosts daughter.
Miss Betty c. Waite. who assisted
her parents.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
SdlesWOnnen
AtThriftShop

A corps of efficient saleswomen
will have charge Of the white ele-
phants to be found at the Thrift
Shop, Tuesday from 10 to $50
o'clock. Mrs. D. Lawrence Groner.
president of the Board OF the
Thrift Shop, and Mrs. William N.
Sturdevant. vice president, will be
behind the counters. They Will
be assisted by Mrs. BENJAMIN b.
Cain, Mrs. John F. Sweeney, Mrs.
Dwight r. Dickinson. jr.; Mrs.
Barry Mohun. Mrs. James H. Pat
ton. Mrs. Francis C. Almirall, Mrs.
Alfred Hand. Mrs, Thomas H.
Shepard. jr.; Mrs. Harry Myrick
and Mrs. John Brawner.
The stock for the sale Tuesday
Is made up of the white elephants
which were birthday presents to
the Thrift Shop at its 20th anni-
versary party Monday Of last week.
The sale Tuesday viii be held
In the Thrift Shop at 500 Ninth
street NV.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Mrs. T runnon
Will Attend
Exhibition

Mrs. Truman will attend a spe-
cial invitation exhibition Thurs
day afternoon. of drawings of
prominent members of Washing
ton society. which appeared dur
ing recent months in the society
section of The Star.
The drawings were prepared by
Mr.. Robert A. Hoke. staff artist
of The Star. At the conclusion of
the showing the drawings will be
presented, with the Stars compli-
ment, to the portrait subjects.
Included in the display will be
portraits of Mrs. Truman and
Miss Margaret Truman. Others in
the group include Mrs. Dean
Acheson. Mrs. Fred M. Vinson,
Mrs. Harold H. Burton. Mrs.
Robert H. Jackson. Mrs. Charles
r. Brannan, Mrs. Tom c. Clark.
Mrs. John r. Steelman. Mrs. John
w. Bricker, Mrs. George w. Ma
lone, Mrs. Brien Mcmahon. Mrs.
Clark Clifford, Mrs. Louis Denfeld,
Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge, jr.;
Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower. Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney,
Mrs. James Lawrence Houghtel-
ing, Representative Katharine st.
George, Mrs. John Nicholas
Brown, Mrs. James H. Foskett and
Mrs. D. Lawrence Groner.
Also, Mrs. William Averill Har-
riman, Mrs. Robert A. Iovett,
Sonora de Rodriguez. Mrs. John z.
Peurifoy. Mrs. Selden Chaplin, Miss
Drucie Snyder. former Represen-
tative Georgia Z. Lusk. Mrs. Ira
c. Eaker, Lady Balfour. Mrs.
Eugene Cassin Carusi. Countess
de La Vaillee, Mrs. Charles Car
roll Morgan, Mrs. Lloyd Millard
Bentsen, jr.; DR.. Hazel K. Stiebel-
ing and Mime. Bertelsen.
Assisting at the tea that will
follow and the exhibit. which will
be held at the American News
paper Women's Club. 1904 Twen-
tieth street NV, will be Mrs.
Burton, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Davis Mrs.
Houghteling, Mrs. Brannan, Mrs.
Steelman, Mrs. Groner, Mrs.
Samuel H. Kaufman. Mrs. Ben
jamin M. McKelway. Mrs. Luther
Sheldon, jr.; Mrs. Smith Hemp
stone, Mrs. Herbert +. Corn. Mrs.
Robert e. Freer and Mrs. Robert
A. Hoke.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

ToCelebrote
Anniversary

Flags will be flying. band
playing and festivities going full
speed ahead at the Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines Club. 1015 L
street. Thursday. May 26, from
4:30 to 6 o'clock.
The occasion to be celebrated
is the 50th anniversary of this
club for enlisted men. owned and
operated by the Woman's Army
and Navy League.
In 1899 the club was modest
rooming house at 38 I street
NV. Later, in 1901 the club moved
to BIT c street NV, had five
sleeping rooms with nine beds and
offered to transient enlisted men
lodging, a cup Of coffee and rolls
for IS cents.
This year. in its present quar-
ters at 1015 l. street, the club has
accommodations for lat men at
rs cents a night, and supplies
minimum priced. home cooked
meals. More than 1000 men a
month eat and sleep here.
Fifty years ago money for run
ming expenses was made by rum
mage sales. benefit balls and teas.
In later years substantial contri-
buttons have been received from
the USO and Community War
Funds and now q small yearly
donation for running expenses
from United Community Services.
Thursday, May 26. the club is hon
oring Its good friends OF the
United Community Services. pay
ing tribute to Its far-sighted
founders of 1899 and saying thank
you to many new members and
volunteers Of 194o.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Boxholders
For NEEDED

Tss Greek Ambassador ard
Nine. Dendranas vii bs bark
from New Yerk b1rangT0w Or TuFa-
day and have taken . box fer stas
performance wednesday evening
Of ~Assdea. IN xaich judith Ar
dsrson VIII play tho stellar rcae.
Tfse presentation wednesday eve
Ming In Tire National Hyaymn
1Tf@ater 10 Robinson ssssgs adsgs~
tassnn os the great Greek drama
Of Ksnlps6es
Others wlac hare sdded tassr
names 20 tfs ia8 Of hcxasoaeeFa
for this performanes tn . rtssnz
srstsnw for Greek drama. sfs6aSs6s
the Chilean Asnhassa6nw ard
s~nora do Nsgso DEL no. ire ses-
r~t&yy nf the Ar Fcsee and Afa.
w. Stuart Byfntnssan. the I3esA~
Ran os Ccngre.s ard Mss. Lsshrg
Evars ard judge ard Mira b~n~
n@ss Champ clAgk-
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Service Set
On the Move
As Usual
h eetN AlurnAt

wnsa 0en asaa Nj C.1ftgsa
Cai~s SCI eAek aasns Esszaorrc~
;try J, rsossAsgy ~ gatsfvaasSs IN
Isl enF TINS Fees S4sce the
Marine CogaraAsacArs, an5 rs wsfe
as;t Wax .ngtea THURSDAY ~
pians fay Arnnals Team. they've
bern constantly on tAe 50,
foa see the srnefAl cr$e .nAs,y
came from As-a9ass where ha
mother and AxaFg 1--we toa4y Arc
every year al ta&s ilrss Mersfsstss
puts on = siscw whaea II Gals TIE
Cotton Carnival aad ~haeh rivals
IN kalendor TIE famous Mara
GFax IN New Orleans
For a . hole week TIE c4ty ce.r.
erAsss, There are al sorts ot a..
ttSities each 6Ay = bal zach naEhy.
an elaborate parade IL soats aewn
the AIsalSalppl River and 9 A4sr
costume bali that Is Gilman Is
the whole carnival
While in Memphis Gen ard
Ms Gates have eeen TIE guests
of his mother Mrs Wills : CatsA.
and brother In ,Aw and Ns}sE ~.
and Mrs Thou+esaa Froshrn
It's kT>eec h making thai s.,i
take Vice Admiral and Mrs Rob
syt n tMlckl Carney 10 Sagfelk
this week. but ns r&hink tglp
that wtll keep them eown that
way for the next few days T1Ae
admiral has 20 make ar address
"Wednesday a. the Armed Forces
stan Collegs then he ard Mys
Carney wiil loln a group al friends
AT cheathkm Annex on the YORK
River for q few DAYS Of nNalng.
0oing down from Wasfalnstoa and
shartng q cabin Slth thrm for
several DAYS will he Admiral and
Mrs. Robert Briscor. Capt and
Mrs Victor BarfinEsr and the
Harry EAtons
Mrs William l. Richie Is busy
packing her bags and setting
ready 10 ,oin her husband in Lon
don, Gen. Ritehie was srnl there
In January on q kpeciAl mission
for the Air Force and Mrs.. Richie
has stayed behind for only one
reason--to wait for her little Rlil
10 finish school That accom-
plished. Mira Ritchie, Louise and
younger brother Hill will ket out
for London by plane
o .
You might call II an sxehanse
visit that Mrs Thomas n Rob
bins, ir. IL making over the week
end on the Eastern Shore. Hhe
and her daughter HarharA are
guests Of Mrs, John r. W. VrK,
Who recently visited them on hrr
way back from the MarahAii Ia
tsee SERVICE SET. rass D-ia1
Evening star., 1949-05-15
BY Bstsy ssals

Club. who has the Job Of dlSpoalng
OF the gifts for the District of Co
lumbla from the French "Merci"
train.
Little by httis Mr.. Olson has
found. with relative ease. appre-
ciatiYs and proper recipients for
scores and scores of things. This
Library OF Congress received llaa
books aboard, the Smithsonian
selected materials for their fabric
department. the Congressional
Club. invited 10 choose something.
found beautiful piece Of iace
framed against red hfoeade tst.
Johns Church received O lovely
silver bridal cup from Burgundy.
But It's the wedding dreks from
Lyon that has every one per
picked. Simply styled OF white
crepe with long sleeves. little fow.
ers on the headdrsss and 3 veil.
Mira. Charles Dewey thinks its
probably . sise IL.
How 10 choose the Cinderella
"A future bride on the petite side
is the problem. Should surns
sort Of contest be siARed1 Any
IDEAS on the subject viii be wel-
coined by oil those connected.
And while you're mulling over IL.
what would you suggest doing
with the bas Of sand from the
Mayor OF Arromanches7 II cams
from Mulberry Beach and iis hal
lowed by American hsEoissn.
Lafyis Pearson Ia dtagaktsd w'l.ti
horse racing in general and the
Kentucky Derby In particular.
Down 70 Louisville last week end
for the great Blue Grass event
vent this blond. full Of hope and
eager TO learn everything tfrre
was 10 know about the auAdrapedA
running In this classic race,
For three days fAivle asked QsiFs-
tons and listened intsntty. Seemed
like q good chance TO learn D lot
about horses and ttsn. too. ona
might want 20 place o bes, A.
the end Of the rare Dgrw'M wits.
like every ofse else Ia the country.
was dumfounded. only she was
more 40. Not once tn the entire
three days Of fairly continuous
Derby talk did any ons. slSs said.
even casually mention or refer 10
either q horse named Ponder ~
one named Capot! It's disgusting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-17
$1,37o IN AWARDS FOR ALTERS WITH
 HIGHEST RECORDS

Nine U. s. business concerns are offering $1,37O00 in All incentives to Alaska youth this year through the National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work, according to G. L. Noble, director.
 This amount will be presented TO All Club members who have out standing records Of accomplishment in the nine sponsored agriculture and home economics programs now under way. The programs are ar ranged by the National Committed and supervised by the Cooperative Extension Service through the Uni versity of Alaska.
 Awards include 1855 medals, five $lO0. U. s. savings bonds, a IT, jewel gold watch and $705 in cash toward three trips to the National 4-Hr Club Congress to be held in Chicago (Illinois) this fall. An es- timated 45 members in 56 All Clubs may compete for awards.
 Programs and sponsors are: Bet ter Methods Electric, Westinghouse Educational Foundation; Clothing, Spool Cotton Educational Bureau;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-17
ANYWAYS TOGETHER
 BRINGS 27 KISSES TO 10TH CENTURY

Robert Hutton, who appears wlln Joyce Reynolds in Warner Bros. romantic comedy offering, Always Together" kisses his co-star exactly 27 times in the film. The "kissee' is lively Joyce Reynolds.
 The picture has it's last showingS tonight at the goth Century The atre.
 In addition to the romantic ac- ton. Hutton also indulges in some slapstick shenanigans. First he gets soundly slapped; this publicity re- leases state, took many rehearsals Also, he slips from a chair anc lands on the ground with a re- sounding thump. This bit also took many rehearsals which left the young star very much bruised ano winded.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-17
GENE AUTRY AND
 YANKEE FAkIR,'
 CAPITOL THEATRE

Two hours of thrill-packed ac- tion are announced for the Capitol Theatre in the double bill which opens tonight and can be seen to- morrow, too.
 Gene Autry, king of the cowboys, brings the adventure of today's Old West in Columbias "The Last Roundup" Paired is different kind of royalty-the king of hokum' played by Douglas Fowley in Republics Yankee Fakir."
 Gene, Americas favorite singing cowboy rides into Juneau on his famous horse, Champion, in a new shootin', fightin'. singing film, said to be the greatest outdoor adven- ture of his career
 Along with Gene and Champ the cast also includes Jean Heather Ralph Morgan, Carol Thurston Mark Daniels and the Texas Ran- gers in thrilling spectacle of the new West, blazing with the old-time fury of the range.
 In Yankee Fakir," Fowley plays a hard-boiled "pitchman," one ol a string of tough-character parts Joan Woodbury is co-starred in tho story of two pitchmen who run into a mysterious murder in tht little town of Mystic, Ariz., and he' come involved in it.
 Incidentally, Marc Lawrence, Wh1 plays Duke in the comedy drama is one of Hollywood's most en' thusiastic square dancers and is al expert caller
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-17
NYMAN ON TRIP

With special interest in enforce ment of child labor laws, John A. Nyman has left for the interior on an inspection trip that will keep him travelling for most of month Nyrnan is Wages and Hours in- vestigator for the U. S. Department of Labor.
 This trip will take him to Fair banks and Nome, then back along the coast and to McGrath, chiefly in the mining districts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-17

FROM TENNESSEE
 MT. and Mrs. Leonard Williams of Chattanooga, Tennessee, regis tered yesterday at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-17

Who is Sylvia?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-17
KOSp!7AL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's hospital yesterday were Peter Williams and Fred Nash.
 Discharged were Anita Roehr Charles Welch and Richard Durschlag.
 Ruby Bell of Angoon was ad- mitted to the Government hos pital Discharged were Francine Jackson of Hoonah and Martha Golley of Atka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-17

Who is Sylvia? "A St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-17
CHAMBER DELEGATE LEAVES FOR SMlIHERS
 TRADE CONVENTION

Representing the Juneau Cham Der of Commerce at the Associa- ted Board of Trade convention at Smithers, B. C., Thursday, Friday and Saturday will be Miss Suzy Winn. She was named delegate to the meet on the recommendation of the Chamber board of directors, and will also serve as special cor respondent for Alaska Daily Elm pire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-17


 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That on August 2nd l949, in the Commissioners Court for Juneau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska, Sigrid Hildre was appointed administratrix of the estate of ANDREW HILDRE, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present them, with verified vouch- CTS as required by law, to said ad- ministratrix at Juneau, Alaska, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice
 SIGRID HILDRE, Administratrix First publication, August 3, 1949.
 Last publication, August 24, 1949.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-17
YVES AND GLADYS OVERLY
 ARE PARENTS OF DAUGHTER

Martha Isabel is the name of the daughter born to MT. and Mrs. Wes Overby in Oakland, Califor- mia, on August 3rd, according to announcements received by friends in Juneau. Martha, who weighed six pounds, four ounces, and her parents live at 3325 School Street in Oakland
 MT. and Mrs. Overby, former Juneau residents, left Alaska du.- ing the war while MT. Overby was in the Navy and since have lived in California. It is reported that they plan to return to Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-17

Dairy Production, Kraft Foods; Garden, Allis- Chalmers; Girls Rec ord, Montgomery Ward; Home Inn provement, Sears Roebuck Founda- tion; Meat Animal, Thos. E. Will son; Poultry, Dearborn Motors: Soil Conservation, Firestone Tire and Rubber Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-17
ANABEl SIMPSON IS
 MODEL FOR PICTURE

An attractive Juneau girl who is doing interesting work in New York evidently has gone in for a bit of modelling on the side. And Miss Anabel Simpson, daughter of pr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson, is we'll suited" for it, by appearance and poise, as well as the tailleur in which she is pictured in na- tional magazine.
 Tn the August issue of Town and Country, "Anabel Simpson alights from a Cessna piloted by Malcolm Stevenson at the Aviation Country Club, Hicksville, L. l., in a soft suit of Ducharne opal-pink tweed . begins the caption under the full-page picture on page A.
 Miss Simpson is doing public re- lations work for group of New York State universities, as well as research for a doctor-author. She formerly was with the Research Department of Time Magazine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-17
CONDITIONS OF WHATEVER
 ll asAA T5.

Weather conditions and temper atures at various Alaska points, also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 am. l2Oth Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau. Juneau, follow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-17
8 OUT ON ALEUTIAN AT
 8:45 FOR WESTWARD

Sailing at 8:E5 o'clock last night for the Westward, the Aleutian had eight passengers embarking.
 For Seward, passengers were: MT. and Mrs. George w. Taylor. William Vim, Mrs. Martha Galley, w. A. Richelsen, Mrs. Edith Van Kirk.
 For Valdez: Mrs. Connie Palmer.
 For Cordova: Mrs. Ida Smith.
Evening star., 1949-07-15

BETHESDA-VACANT
5lO7 Arlington ave.-3-bedrm. bun
galow. garage. lge. lot. newly deco
rated; vicinity Bethesda Theater;
S125 month or will sell small down
payment, bal. like rent. GEO. W
ROBERTSON, Realtor. S101 Wis
consin ave. WI. S267. ~
Evening star., 1949-07-15
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HOME WITH EXTRA APTs.. wanted
Several buyers waiting. WALDO
HARRIS. ST. 1895. Ii 3-9919.
SUBSTANTIAL CASH AVAILABLE
Need "a bedrooms. baths, plus
servants facilities in basement, ga
rage. h acre or more; ranch type
or large bedroom, full bath. first
floor. Price, full details, Box s-V,
Star. IL
ALL CASH for small home in NE.
Washington or nearby Md. Call
fx HAVE Rd cliESTs sHRsIs for only Eamiy 5a houses
Randle Highlands or Hillcrest. or
3-bedroom: lh-bath brick homes.
Call Mr.. Sweeney. TW. O45a. MAR
s. nv, Realtor. DT, aa46. lis,
ton; all cash within As hours. Cali
CAPITOL HILL. NE. OR s.E.-Will
z o, Box 55s7' Friendship station
HOME WITH EXTRA APIS. wanted
HARRIS. ST. 1895. Ii. 3-9a79.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
of your home. business or invest
Can Can r: A. HUMPHREYS: ReaItor
appraisals Results since 1919
WILL PAY ALL CASH for houses
white or colored, any condition OF
location. DE OSS5
WILL PAY TOP CASH eR!CE fol-
your frame or prick house. No com.
mission RF 1866: ewes. AID. GAIT
IF YOU HAVE A HOME to sell in tn,
Silver Spring or nearby area. alst
D. c. or Virginia. please cal
WORTHINGTON REALTY. S4@1
Georgia ave. ST.. 31U1 -l5
URGENTLY NEED HOMES located
in the Woodbridge. Michigan Park
area. Have cash purchasers waiting
Phone Mr. Blackwood. NO. 65a1
with SHANNON q LUCHS Co, 1905
II St n " MA opdI
Evening star., 1949-07-15
THE EVENING STAR
D. c. FRIDAY, July l5 le49
HOUSES WTp. 70 RENT (cont.

FAMILY OF FIVE need unfurn,
house; will decorate. ME. sa2s.
NAVY 1T. CoMDR., Duke and stan
ford Universities graduate; wife,
Wellesley graduate. and two daugh-
home in desirable residential area;
lease. OR. O426, SO evenings. -
DIPLOMATIC COUPLE. two childen
2 wks. and 2 yrs; housekeeper
housemaid. desires furnished house
Chevy Chase preferred erred, maximum
MARINE OFFICER, wife and son de-
sire furnished house or apt, bed
rooms, Arlington pref. Phone MRS.
RIHM, DI. $3.50 bet. .10-11 am, 16'
ARMY COLONEL desires year lease
Church eR sl@ area aufa Sept nome desires rep,
NAVY COMMANDER desires 3-bedrm.
unfurn. house, Aug. ! or Is, in
Alexandria or Arl vicinity. Phone
Naval Tsi Ilaai OFFICER and wife. no ~eh chill
Andrews Field; 3 bedrms: and 2
BUREAU OF STANDARDS chemist
needs Immediately 5-6 rm. unfurn.
dSyT h9ySf, .pTY, GT 144s; tet, wants house eo or
duplex with yars for self; wife. baby
wHSTnD ApsTGn Sso fo RENf M 81 5S41 Aus. 81 un-
furn. 4-bedrm.. house; about S125;;
in NV. District for Navy capt. and
WANT tsf!'S TO RE RENT f''SO Or s;bedrm: house
or duplex. Univ. Maryland vicinity:
prof. wife and two children; REL
erences. guarantee care. Box AIS,
Star or call WA, 36l7 ewes.
BY AUGUST l5-Air Force ofncer
and family: minimum of three bed
rooms; suburban Virginia or North
it eaSs WashiPstoG as na TF Gan oo51 inspees Is!
AIR FORCE OFFICER desires lease
3-bedroom unfurn. house in good
neighborhood Immediately. Excel
lent care guaranteed. SH. 3461. 10
C. G. COMDR. stationed D. c.. desires
3-bedrm. unfurn. house with yard
by Aug. l; about S100; Va. or NV.
preferred. Phi. Engleside, Va, 162.
WANTED TO RENT-Small house or
row house in District: family of 3;
reasonable rent. Call CHI. 96GG. IL
BUILDER WILL LEASE. with option
to buy, attached house in need of re-
modelling; should have high ceilings
and garage in rear. State best terms
and address, Box 453-S. Star. 49,
2-BEDROOM HOUSE or apt. to S125:
or 4-bedroom, 2-baths, to S175: good
sized rooms, modern bath, garden:
Alex or GEORGETOWN pfd., NV. or
Silver Spring acceptable. Box 452-
Evening star., 1949-07-15
HOUSES FURNISHED

a SOUTH RIVER estate available to
couple, Aug. l to Jan. L. 1850 at
low rent to protect property; no
children or pets; references re-
CURED. Rent s625, 1ele' Vest
FOR RENT FURNISHED on a years
lease. a lovely detached home To-
Gated in the Hamlet near East-West
hwy. and Conn. ave. Available Aug.
6: $275 per month. Call MR.. SHER-
WIN, with H. L. Rust Co., MA. Sl0o'
for children, 7 room and bath, brick
furnished home; oil heat, porches;
10 acres of land, abundance Of
shade, good stream. . miles south
of Alexandria Monthly rental Sl55.
R: L. KANE; AS, IN INC; Reals9rs sPes kins Ais
sods: sod wSsalnssGn eveal. AG1 7ISs. i'5 Alex N
ALEXANDRIA (Potomac section)oo
Liv. rm., bedrm. and din. rm.;,
bedrms.. full bsmt.; furn. except nm
ems and silver. Sl25 per mo. year
lease. For full informatson call g AZ A.
i0is Bldg., SIS * King St. Alex. II
ALEXANDRIA, s2O7 Evans lane
Iynnhaven)--5 rms. e bedrmsD ;
furn. house for lease: linens; kit
{an b1S, fe asorm windows o neas
porch. full bsmt. and other desir-
able features, S135 per month
CHEVY CHASE. MD: = Spacious
sogthern Colonial White Slnisg brlr5 1m home Kis
's rec. rm.. " 5 ,bedrrms.:, 5is baths, :.
car garage; beautifully, furns; years
lease; possession July IS; S2S5 mo
F. A. TWEED Io6 CO.; 1904 Conn. ave.
WESLEY HEIGHTS - Stone home,
partially furn living rm., dining rm.,
library, bedrms., Az baths.
porches; gas heat. By appts.. EN-
AIMosT NEW. a.story detached s.
rm. brick. of New Hamp. ave.
sIs5:. WASHINGTON REALTY. dE
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD-Modern
large paneled living room With FIRE
Call operator 4, Cypress 9147. III
FURN. HOUSE-Living rm., bedrm;
ssnd snstts sve snd Esde, flfshsn Ma Ma bath IL
ALEXANDRIA, 10 mi. to. Washing
ton-5-rm. modern semidet: brick
home. furn.. newly dec. with rec;
rm and screened front perch; S120
per m9 couple sat prefer5eq ynhapen Pen
FURNISHED HOUSE, 1858 43rd st.
nw-5 rooms including > bedrooms;
immediate occupancy; g mos. to !
". lease. s1oo per mo, Wo. ae62
CHEVY seT CHASE, Mr.. cIRcLE-A real
home, New Orleans style; beaut.
garden: 8 bedrms., . baths, library.
powder rm.; gear gar; maids I'm;
and bath; $500 mo. MRS: CLYDE
C. DUNNINGToN, WI. 2635; IL
SMALL BUNGALOW, nicely furn; IN
skkaAiUrIFUILY skkaAiUrIFUiI1LHY FGRNIsHED-e large
rooms, .. baths. recreation room;
large back yard. front porch. This
brick home is about. two years old
sis5 per month; 800 iaP 1.gsk IS saysR, i6.
Vermont ave. NV. MA. 1862.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-LoYeiy det;
brick. 8 rms. plus finished ATTIC; 3
bedrms.. 2 baths. 2nd A.; furnished: !:
~ so4 sSSS aSoS e. ~ %s EH TfEB iEBo ea Iii
IMMPEp1ArE n Z m possEss1oN-4-room
and bath bungalow. furnished; fuli
prox. "a acre; located near, An
nandale. Va: g mi. from Washing
year. B. M. SMITH. 240s Column
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