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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19
By Sam Dawson

On Sunday, May 18th, the fea-
ture game between the leading
contenders in the Montgomery
County Baseball League was called
on account of rain after one was
out in the bottom of the fifth with
Damascus and Colesville dead
locked, 2-2.
Elsewhere, Rockville took Be-
thesda's measure, 7-2, in six inn
ings and Silver Spring shutout
Sandy Spring, 40, in seven
inning contest cut short by thun-
der showers.
At Welsh Field, George Eat
Smith, like the stout detective who
stars on radios Friday night thrill
er, handcuffed Bethesda with five
hits to give Rockville its initial
victory of the season.
Two walks, and single by Pep
co Barry, followed by Bill Hutch
inson's long double in the first inn
ing, gave Rockville three runs and
a big enough lead for the Fat Man
to put the clamps on Bethesda.
Lefty Charlie Pugh was charged
with the loss and his wildness, add
ed to three Bethesda errors, en-
abled the Fat Man to solve this
case without reloading his revolver.
In the battle of the Springs"
Mule Norris shutout Sandy on two
hits while Ed Bladen's Silver nine
collected four runs off ten hits to
win handily in seven innings. Five
of the hits and most of the runs
were due TO the stick work of
shortstop Roy "Stroker" Mcneil
and Red Boomer" Bladen, Silver
Springs capable, receiver. Hard
luck Herb DeVers was the losing
pitcher.
Was Roscoe A Rascal?
At Damascus some 800 local
fans assembled to see Paul Hot
finger of Colesville and Paul Burn
er of Damascus pitch shutout ball
for three innings. In the top of the
fourth, successive singles by Ros-
coe Whip and John Bonifant, fol-
lowed by Mike Godfrey's double
down the left field foul line, put
Colesville in front, 20.
Damascus came back in the bot
tom of the same inning to tie it un
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19
p. O. Box ~
Rockville. Nd.
Is Now Open g..

By the time you read this the Farmers Feed Store
will be for business The store located just off
Commerce Lane, next door Mr.. Martins blacksmith
shop in Rockville.
We distributors for General Mills "Larro"
feeds and for the "KascO" feeds of the KascO Milling
Co. We will also carry complete line of Burpee's
garden and flower eds, and Prats poultry
stock medicines And of course, will carry full
stock of insect dusts and sprays, fertilizers, lime,
poultry equipment and other items useful to the gar
dener farmer
From time time in this space will tell you
about the items carrying hope to carry
(such plan carry frozen horse in 10 and
rs h. blocks for kennel owners). In the meantime
extend a cordial invitation friends and GUS
toners to in and at our location.
Cordially,
s'.. H --1;a2lkz sCHAS:sL CRAWFORD
ROBERT -BURKHARDF
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19
George B. Farquhar

George Brooke Farquhar, 80, a
retired life insurance broker, died
Monday in Baltimore hospital,
where he had been a patient for
two years.
Born in Alexandria, Va, he was
the son of the late Roger Brooke
and Caroline Hartshorn Farquhar.
His early years were spent in the
Sandy Spring neighborhood, where
he attended the old Rockville AGA
denny.
Besides his widow, the former
Edith Bentley Thomas, he is sur
vived by a son, Carol Farquhar,
Silver Spring; three brothers, Rog-
er Farquhar, Silver Spring; NAL
colin Farquhar, Kennett Square,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19
School For Deaf

The Michigan School for the
Deaf, located at Lansing, has been
selected by the Government for an
intensive program designed to en-
able illiterate or unschooled deaf
men and women to become self
supporting. Oscar R. Ewing, Fed
eral Security Administrator, an
nounces that a special course, open
to persons from the whole country
would open at the school on June
20 and run through July 80.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19
By Dick Fuller

Burtonsville climbed into a tie
for first place in the Upper Mont
gomery County Baseball League
last Sunday by defeating Potomac
by a score of 8 to on the Burtons-
vile diamond. In the only other
game played, Gaithersburg upset
the Upper Montgomery County
Fire Department by score of a to
2 in a game played at Gathers
burg. The Rockville Red Sox drew
a by.
A much improved Potomac team
invaded Burtonsville for what was
scheduled to be a no-contest affair
but it turned out to be quite an in
teresting contest despite the 8 to A
score. Potomac got off to a shaky
start when they allowed Burtons-
vile to sco~e in the first four inn
ings but BIZ Davis, who went all
the way for Potomac, regained his
control and held his opponents
scoreless for the last five innings.
Davis allowed only eight hits but
the seven walks he issued were
primarily responsible for the de-
feat. "Motor" Kalasankas was the
winning pitcher, allowing eight
hits and issuing but one walk.
Brown was again the hitting star
for Burtonsville, getting three for
four, while Dick Ream led Potomac
in that department, getting three
for four also.
Gaithersburg came back from
their defeat last week at the hands
of their arch enemies, the Red Sox,
to fiatten the Firemen from Bealls-
vile in fast game which took less
than two hours to play. wash"
White was the winning pitcher,
giving up two runs, five hits and
two walks, while the losing pitcher,
Lefty" Poole, gave up four runs,
eight hits and issued two passes.
Ambrose, with a perfect day at
bat, was the leading batter for
Gaithersburg, while R. Robertson
with two for four led the offensive
attack for the U. M. c. F. D.
The Firemen were held in check
for six innings after scoring two
runs in the second, but in the 9th
with two men on base, Joe Dead
rick smashed line drive which
was labeled for extra bases but
Aubrey Beall made a sensational
shoestring catch Of it to start a
double play which ended the threat
and sewed up the game for Cal
thersburg.
Next Sunday, May %, the out
standing game of the season will
be played on Welsh Field in Rock
vile when the championship Bur-
louisville nine and the Rockville
Red Sox meet to determine the
leadership of the league. The win
ner of this affair should be consid-
cred the favorite to cop the league
title. Also on May %, Potomac will
be shooting for their first league
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19
194s Cotton

The 1913 cotton crop was esti-
mated at 1885, 900 bales of 500
pound gross weight in a final re-
port by the Agriculture Depart
ment. This compared with II Sj7,-
600 bales produced in 1947 and
with a ten-year average of 12,-
014,000 bales.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19

Congress has about decided to
take a look into the investment
practices of the life insu. ance
companies of the nation, which
have resources exceeding $50,
100000, not for the purpose Of
extending Government controls or
WITHDRAWING" but to make sure
that the investment practices by
this part of the economic structure
are sound.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19
New Office Building

Bids for construction of the new
$2O,OOO,OOO Senate Office Building
have been requested by David
Lynn, architect of the Capitol.
While an authorization of $4,000
900 was approved by Congress it
is hoped the actual cost of con-
struction will fall below that
figure.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19

Pa, and Harry Farquhar, St.
Petersburg, Fla, and two sisters,
Mrs. Harold T. Stabler, Washing
ton, D. C. and Miss Alice v. Far
quhar of Sandy Spring, and two
grandsons of Silver Spring.
Intern ,ent was private. Memorial
services, are to be held Sunday,
May 22,- at 8 P. M. at Friends
Meeting House, Sandy Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19
Air Force Reserve

expanded program for re-erve
iCrce training that would triple
the number of flying reservists
under instructions and earning
either active or inactive duty pay.
The program will provide training
for more than $4,000 reserv.ces
and offer active and inactive-duty
training pay to more than 75,0C0
of that group.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19
Local EMPLOYEES

Payrolls of State and local gov
ernments reached peak of $780,
100000 last October after rising
in every state during the preced-
ing twelve months, according to
the Census Bureau. The number
of State and local employees,
a 100000 approximately doubles
the Federal total, not including the
armed forces.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19

N It '48 working capital of U. s.
corp orations $64,S00,000,00O:
II crease in world boarding of
gold. lis reported. ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19
League Standings
BurtonsviIIe Potomac
In Tie For First Place

win when they entertain Gathers
burg at Potomac. All league games
will start promptly at 2:30.
League Standings AS OF May Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-13
ALBEMARLE ST. NV

A4DCN4<2lG1G . l. IN. w.
1900 blk-Two-year-old Diet. brick
in very, desirable neishborhood and
containing 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. gas
M Rs.s S NE s4o6 sar svss Can ,1 M5
N. H. AVE. EXTENDED
Beautiful Diet. brick. less than one
year old, comprising rms. and
bath. full bsmt; gas a.-c.h., fire-
place, Venetian blinds; 81 $50 down
e Ts EMO terms rms: Can NJ stolar'
SILVER SPRING
800 90. blk; peerneId aye.-Det, brick
first-fioor powder rm.: gas heat;
in excellent condition. Call Mr..
Philip Jolles. ME. $500; ewes, SH
1891.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors. ME-. $500.
ALBEMARLE Mr.. MASS.
Open every day, = to dark. Ash
Albemarle st. NV, close to Spring
Valley shopping center. New CENTER
hall red brick home, with slate roof,
gas heat; has 3 large bedrms.,
baths, stairway to attic; GAIT. living
rr1, spacious dining nm, modern de
luxe kitchen and powder rm. on LIST
floor; ready to move in.
E. M. FRY, INC, WI. 6740
Once open Sun. till 5 pm. Id
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-13
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

REFINED YOUNG LADY to share
lovely 2-bedrm: apt. LII. 46S6. -16
share rms. and kit. with 5 other
young men; S25 mo. WI. 1862.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Two men
students willing to share 2-bedroom
ant. with another man student
Immediate occupancy Call CO
1905. $3.50 am. and evenings.
WORKING GIRL, share furn; apt.
downtown NV, with employed cou-
pie. Phone D1. 5000 Ia
GIRL to snare apt. with = other clrlS;
conv. transp. and stores; vic. 10th
and Col. I'd. co. sso6. Ext, :oo.
OR GIRLS, to share a-bedrm,
apt: with , other girls in NV. sec.
CAL MI. 1851 after y pm. Ia
LADY Will share 2-beGrQom furH4sned
apt with . refined ladies or married
couple; no drinking; refs. District
wISScoSSisaiEN AND MASS. N.w.-Busi-
ness girl has oedrm. apt. to share
with another girl. OR. 070S.
with ! other man; avail. Feb. !; S45
per mo. Call d.. 1858 after 2, N.
CoLoREl,-GovT. GIRL to share
apt with same, bet. saes Of 25 and
30: SS5 month. Call AT. 44S9 after
$50 D m Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-13
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BUSINESSMAN. wife, desire rent or
lease q mo. attr. ! or 2 bedrm.
furn. l-story-type house. access.
Arl., rural atmosphere: frepl., gar
no children; immed. occ. CO. 5000,
Ext. Job, ewes la
3 YOUNG MEN desire 2-bedrm. un-
furn. house in NV D. c.: best ref
oce. pres. apt. yrs. 81. 6497, ewes.
NEED 3 OR 4 bedroom unturnished
house or apt 500. cRoN1N. AK.
OR partly Furnished
house, 3 or more bedrooms, close-in
NV adult, gentle family; perma-
nent; poss. at once; ref. given. Call
DU. as13. So pm. l3s
CANADIAN wants 3-hedrms,, din. rm..
det., unfurn., Chevy Chase or Friend
ship Hgts. district; around Sl35.
Phone DU. 952l bet. 5:15 and Z.
NEED 3 OR BEDRM. unfurnished
house; NV. or Va; Sl25-S150. DI.
$500, Ext 537. f6s
3 OR BEDROOMS. modern. suitable
UNFURN. 3-bedrm. house. NV. sec
ton. D. c. Telephone ME O664
COAST GUARD OFFICER and family
urgently need :3-bdrm. house, furn.
or unfurn. Sl25 mo. max. FA
tSEH IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-13
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1891 9th ST. N.W;-Nicely fuyn.
licious meals. GE, aga IA
WESDALL TERRACE-Warm. pleas
ant rms. for young people; excel.
meals; cow. transp.. maid service,
recr. nm, S47.50 per mo. 1927
DOUBLE ROOM, excellent food, close
1401 18th ST. N.W.-Well-operat
residence for business people; attrac-
tive clean rooms, selectlve menus,
switchboard. 140l 10th st.
TEAvILLE FARM-Excellent super
vised full-time care for children.
Call HI. al96 IA
The MARIETTA. 1928 10Th st. NV.
Nicely furnished rooms for youns
ladies and young men; running
water showers. excellent board. l3'
1916 EUCLID ST. NV twin-bed
rooms, excellent meals; girls; good
oNE-HALF BLK. DUPONT CIRCLE,
1904, 10Th; beautiful lst-hocr front
suitable , or 3: good home cooked
food; home surroundings; sson-
III MASS. AVE. INVITE Oak
mont: very .lge; nice trip. and dbIe.
WARM FRONT RIM, single; COW
14th st. cars; use OF typewriter;
$40 wk. incl. delicious meals. DE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-13
RMS. FURk.-MD. G. VA,

FALLS CHURCH-Lee. attrac. front
ton. FA. 0152 iy
FOR RENT-Room for military or
srrens personnel semipvt. bath; can
morning and evening meals and
ISundry on place. OW. 2460. tx
ALEX.,, Beverly HillsSSsle. rm., dbie
pee 6ne' snare ma SHOWER bath with / conv.
MASTER BEDRM., pvt. home; married
one; Rosslyn, near Pentason: s40.
NORTH ARL.-Furn. room. NEXT to
Path; nice for empl. cpl. or sgle. PHI.
AFTER o;so pm. only, owens sla6.
ALEXANDRIA. vA-Beautifuily de-
corated room for couple in private
home; all modern convcniences: near
f GISiin ,o,, good neighborhood. Over
ARLINGToN - Room for or .:
pp rr.l BREAKFAST If desired; near
ATTRACTIVE end FLOOR Of my
n nomS studio Endo ytns sps PHI pine
or 3 adults: employed cple or gem
tlemsn pref; privileges. CHI. 1913.
COMFORTABLE ROOM. with large
50 wk. Call ewes, OK. 1885. 42s
n. Monroe st. Arl.. Va. lie
AT TN: STUDENTS and employed
men, dbl room next bath; pvt
al esS On ousiine' unlim. phone
BETHESDA-Large comfortably fur
niShed room; unlimited phone; laun.
privils. Phone OIL. 214s -l3
SILVER SPRING. lovely bedrms
e eo5 rent sdt in PVT b home Fne for dn
for Hecht empl. Phi. 81. 3517. ID
FURN. DOUBLE ROOM. in refined
home. mr.. Mclean, Va: breakfast
Il desired. Elmwood 697. lie,
CHEVY CHASE. MD, near Wis. ave.
Large double room. adjoining
bath: unlim. phone. Bendix priviis.;
empl. couple or . girls. WI. 1855
ROOM AND BATH. pvt entr.. phone;
near Bethesda: $40 WI 1856. IA
NEAR BETHESDA. MD.-Larse room,
twin beds: laundry privileges; cow.
tranSn. WI hlQN IL
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MOVING, PACKING G. STORAGE

MOVING, general hauling BY vet
F: N. GARRETT oW. ISL. us
ANACOSTIA MOVING CO. expert
movers, So hr. Every pc. guar.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across The country; safe storage in
f Phone 10 r0 Sos u sSRes Rsstns
INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENTS, AZ
low as 81 yer month. Local and
Va: moving. For service. call TIE.
Bliss; Sun. and eve. TIE 1888
SAFETY STG. g. TRF. CO.
FOR PROMPT SERVICE call ME,
2042. Padded vans. local moving
Grating, packing. shipping one piece
HAITIAN sToRAGE 4 s"' TRAN SER
, co, $40 \. Z aye. NV.
small Jobs; guaranteed 10 please
you B. Il N. MOVERS, TR. 1890;
MARINE VETERANs MOVING CO.
S4,hr; service, furniture: TRUNKS and
EDELMAN MOVING 4 sToRAGE-
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving
storage. ia. 2937; ewes. GE. 1919.
MOVING BY vET-Exper. help; every
piece wrapped and insured reae
rates: Call any time. MR.. COOK,
Gil 5137 10
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HOUSES FOR SALE-korthwest

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Det. brick
In lovely cond.; 3 bedrms, . baths.
tile Law. on LIST H. recreation rm.
large level rear yard. incl. by picket
zen tenes sod fine s apple trees real buy at
A sHAhE E INV RsH11tI1 Faak pI lib brt
lIst;n. powder rm., 3 bedrms.. Z
baths, rec. rm., lge. rear yard. Close
to schools. shops, etc. Owner NOV
ing and Will sell ct very modest
S Sfice. LEau 1a q GERBER REALTY
BEfnhEssBb.A. S brand new, 9 rms Mif IN
baths; brick attached garage large
porch. full basement; all rms. lge.;
. blks. TO bus. For details and
R hpps oI See sss Sa evs Sos 81 S455
BETHESDA BuNGALow-onlyy s sii'4
300 for this most attr. 'buns allow
located close to shopping, schools
nR R i lm 'fa raDf. din nice f DedT fuy
equipped kit. stairs to. finished
DURANT HI1LAND. EN-. $500;
B fyfiii 81 2srs bungalow, COM coaDl
turn., on larRe corner iG.; sonven.
MysRIoHT' WI. 5000; EYES I wi.
BETHEsDA-s14.7so for this beau
tiful 5-rm.: 1.bath. full-bsmt. brick
house IS aeulate. NoRPHWEsT
REALTY, OIL. es67' ewes. WI 1920.
ERIGHTwooD BUNGALOW. large,
able for apartment; storage attic,
REALTY CO, Ex, as76: il.
CATHEDRAL AREA--Town house
u Dslhs '0s ss oss arse m ist 0eq rooms
EARL T WRIGHT Wi 5000; eyes,
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-5-rm., 2-story
frame excellent client e 90, od
oil. 1900. Ewes. OR. 1856. Nlb
CHEVY CHAsE--Excei. 3-bedrm.. 2
bath center hall home in most COW.
nsighHorhood jS ss.n, of Conn aye I've
$4,000 { ouRANT-H1iIAND. en-.
$500: ewes. OIL 0736. Ia
CHEVY CHASE. d. G.. blk. OF Conn
ave; Fieldstonee det corner home;
powder rms bu lf RaI ssrase cen Des an
t kb ]soo q GERBER REALTY 1 CO."
C AZ i' CHASE, D. C.-Detached pre-.
war brick home near Lafayette
School: LIST floor spacious living
room with fireplace, dining room.
large kitchen. chestnut trim; End
floor, 3 bedrooms and baths: large
finished studio room on 3rd floor;
excellent recreation room and pow
der room in basement; gas heat,
garage: near transportation ARLIE
L. JOHNSON REALTY CO. INC,
3042 Conn. ave. NV. OR. 100 till
CHEvY CHASE. near Conn. ave
Beautiful brick, home in this most
desirable location: first floor has
large living rm.. dining. rm., den.
powder rm. and modern fully equip
ped kitchen; End floor has bed
rms. . baths; large attic, garage.
gas heat. Priced at S:i4 $50. II
you are looking for a real value.
call up now for appointment to see.
F. A. TWEED CO.. 1904 Conn. ave.
EN-. 1890 until q pm. lib
CHI. CHI, near Blessed Sacra.-Three-
bedroom det oil h.-wh.: new-house
cond.; Hastily done. Owner, HO. 0051.
| GEORGETOWN-Hou for remodel
ing. We have several houses ideal
space. Three are corner houses and
vacant: with splendid financing. To
see. call GEORGETOWN REALTY
4, ms. CO., INC. MI. 5677; ewes,
WO. ellis, Ia
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHep

NEW 2-BEDRM. California cottage"
on hleh elevation; liv. I'm. with 100
So: IT. picture window; beautiful
view; fireplace, dinette, modern kit.
range range and steel cabinets; floor to
ceiling storage closets in both bed
rms .sas radiant heat, keeps en-
tire floor warm and comfortable;
insulated expansion attic; lge. gar
den terrace; only $3.50 mo: New
Hampshire ave. area. ] mile beyond
Elk. 1865, OR. 1903. 10
FAIRFAX COUNTY. Va. near Shirley
hwy. and Duke st.-Will build and
rent unfinished modern garage
house $3.50 SO. it,, S35 mo. and
reouce this rent by clearing some
undergrowth tno trees. on beauti-
s eSe GsfrG prserrs galley idd Gs.
N En- H iSlvF; fts1; AVE. extended
Year old. 6-rm. detached brick,
conv. transp. and schools, S125 per
month. w. c. RUTLEY, sH. 1889.
NEW sEMIDEr., 8 ROOMS, BRICK,
gas heat. basement in sc. Immedi-
ate OCCUPANCY S95 mo. ALDON
PROPERTIES, agent. MA. $40:
FIvE-RooM BUNGALOW on estate
mately so miles south of Wash
inston Rent free in return for
keeping lawns moved and tending
poultry and small amount OF stock
Large gsrden. and abundant sea-
I 200; Ideal for retired couple or
have excellent references to be con-
sldered. To arrange interview write
Box 1s2-R. Star.
UNFURN. BRICK BUNGALOW. Q bed
rms. living rm. and large kitchen:
cleo, stove. refgr. and water heater;
aVai!. around LIST of month; accept
children; $50 mo. $500 Goth pl.,
esss 10th ST. ST. N Me rms. bath, .
iinclosed porches. front porch; oil
nished: RUGS. etc. THOMAS p.
BROWN, 6l5 4th ST. s.w., Ma. 1919.
5000 QUE ST. NV. (Georsetown5-
burner; 3 paths; entirely reprinted
low rental, HENRY sCHAFFERT.
so Nv VIZ Eye st W. Ma. 1868. --16
T rms g Ell heat aten fun 6smt large ly;
schools. trsnsp. church and modern
shopping center. 1925 per mo. Elk
549S, DI. 1905. 81
SILVER SPRING. MD.-one new
brick 5-rm BUNGALOW, full bsmt,.
gas heat. S115 per mo; one o-story
brick. rms. and bath. built-in
garage, gas heat, Sl4O per mo. No
telephone information given. JOHN
ZIRWES, INC, zoos X st. NV. ia
SpRING-Nearly new brick
6-rm. Colonial home with buiit-i In
GARAGE and 2o-ft. side porch excel.
decor; $3.50 per mo WOODMooR
AGENCY. INC, Realtors, SH. 1858
or SH. 1915 till 9 pm ia
JONES BRIDGE RD., 1900 Chevy
Chase. Md, n block from Conn. ave.
-6 rms. ~ baths, brick; garage;
Sl75 per mo-: immediate possession;
large lot: FULTON r. GORDON,
owner. 1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50.
Brokers. attention. IA
SUITABLE FOR DIPLOMAT on
Conn. ave A lovely detached brick.
on corner lot; q bedrooms, 3 baths,
oil hot-water heat Early possession
on years lease. 1925 monthly. F. A.
TWEED CO. EN-. 1890. Office open
Sunday. 1904 Gem ave. NV. Id
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. . bedrms..
gas heat: vacant: convenient to
transp. and schools; Sll0 per mo.
ARTHUR CARR AGENCY, Appleton
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1927 RRADMOQR DIR

Bethesda, Md--New mouse; immed
poss.; detached brick: Il rms. @
trio refer, gas furnace; $3.50 per mo
Directions: Drive cut Wis. ave, left
at Bank Of Bethesda. out Old
GEORGETOWN I'd. two squares past
Suburban Hospital. left en- Green
70 Bradmoor dr.. Cali Miss schroth.
Ma. 2345 or Mr. jenkins, KE. $3.50.
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.. 1908 H
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEXANDRIA -bedrm. brick, $3.50
per mo; on q mos. to 2 yrs. lease.
L 93 lG viIE a en- s $40 e.n,e,L s
Diet brick; rms, @la baths rec
GRAvATTE, ReaItor, 1918 K st
ny, IA; 07b3
> ROOMS. bath. bsmt.; auto. heat.
machine ma cony; to Andrews and Bol-
SEVERAL attractive furnished houses
in good NV. location. priced 5000
to stei $3.50 w ment \ ayslapIs 5Rm ed
V HI5 Co. A. 4 81 Hl Mass. aVs
NV, Or 4464
INAUGURAL WEEK-Attractive 4.
bedroom home. nearby Maryland
$500 per week. Phone Oliver 1923
A 1.rR ETH. y,r FukNIsHED house
rage, porches; rent s357 mo-; avail
c fHss Fee 6H IA Box 4 G1,r star ;,
M s.1S n j. refined n w seplts s sll utilities
house: tiIl April l. ls4e: 2232 r
N6RTiHT ia AR,iIDIiNSaToN-Brick bunsa.
A lfT RtXsEn1FRfsff 9 FTRN fs town
house; $ bedrooms. q baths; g
ately DU. 1906. is
FEsRUARY FIRST to August 3ist;
seomrletely furnished. 3 bedrooms.
2I baths, den. television set, Call
A RI se2s8'T cots * c eIGs Area
ssF '' %on'6 re- Ca. mi MR. S G0sD S ~
CHEVY CHASE. mr.. schools, tran.p.
ana ID shopping hop r 4 az East Leland s st.
3 bedrms., . baths, rec. rm, serv-
ants rm and bath, Lear garage,
fine garden; $3.50 monthly; avail.
about Feb. list; for details, call Mrs.
Matthew Finn, sANDoz. INC, DU.
SILVER SPRING AREA. / block from
Georgia ave-Detached brick house
OF 8 rooms. 3Ia baths, modern
equipment, garage. completely fur
nished, including linen, etc; avail.
able Feb. 3; S2b0 per. mo. LOUIS
+ "a SHOEMAKER aa 1919 x st, NV
GEoRGEETTowN-14e7 Saith ST. NV
A charmingly furnished house, In
excellent coRd.. liv. rm., din. rm.,
pantry. kit, small garden. 3 bedrms.
2 baths. oil heat: avail. Immediately
daily; $3.50 monthly; for further de.
tails. cell Mrs Matthew Finn, SAN
DOZ. INC. DU. PA -l3
INAUGURAL WEEK-Gracious 7-room
house to rent on fashionable Que
St; GEORGETOWN. MI. 7ll7 after g.
FOR RENT OR SALE on OPTION
rm. Colonial. furn with exception
OF liv. rm.. oil heat; fenced corner
lot; screened porch; transp. ! blk.
quiet residential area. 3l:'O 2sth ST..
No; Arl.. Va. Call Me. 1913 after
MINED. Occur. Lovely furnished
e-room house, 3 b. r., attic and
basement storage. Close to all cow
$3.50 per mo. Box l4S-R. Star. IA
FOR RENT