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Evening star., 1950-09-13

want to catch a bus to Napoleon's
Tomb: This is comparatively
simple. First, shrink yourself to
approximately Napoleon's height,
twist your hat around until it
looks cockeyed, poke your hand
in your coat, and say, preferably
in French, Napoleon" Then,
just as if you were playing "the
game act out a tomb with
Napoleon buried beneath 1t. By
this time the Frenchman, If he
hasn't run away, will understand
what you want to see.
Asking an Italian where is the
nearest place to go trout fishing:
Buy fly rod and start casting
on any fairly busy street corner.
Wiggle the hands and arms after
the manner of a trout swimming.
Italy has fine trout fishing and
I have used the sign language
described to learn of some
heavily stocked streams and
lakes. 1t is only when the signs
are used improperly that the
Italian authorities will toss you
in the jug for obstructing traffic.
Ordering roast beef in Switz-
erland: Use the fingers to indi-
cate horns on the head. Moo
and below. Take pocket knife
and simulate cutting chunks Of
meat of your side. Chew
vigorously. Swallow. Pat stomach.
Swirl like a matador. Fall down
like dead steer. For some reason
all this will sometimes get you
roast chicken in Switzerland.
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate. Ine.)
Evening star., 1950-09-13
Macarthur to Resign?
Marshall Selection as Defense Chief
May Bring Formosa Policy Change

was the hint from the horses
mouth that he should stand not
on the order of his going.
Got Answer Monday.
Over the week end, Mr.. johnson
rebuffed from close friends their
insistence that the story proved
President Truman had lost con-
fidence in him. During that period,
he wavered from stout self-con-
fldence, based upon the Presidents
declaration Of support only two
weeks ago, to self-doubt. It is now
understood that Monday after
noon he braced the President and
got the answer that is now public.
The johnson resignation is a
compound Of many factors, but
when he recently told a Senate
Appropriations Committee the de-
cision not to support Chang
Kai-shek on Formosa last Janu-
ary was made on higher echelon
than the military. he began to
inscribe his epitaph. The White
House had heard reports that Mr..
johnson was disparaging Secre-
tary Of State Acheson and State
Department policy. This direct
evidence seemed far more serious.
Formosa decisions are made by
the National Security Council. Of
which the Secretary Of Defense
is a member In good standing.
That he should imply that he
and the military did not have
full consideration In the matter
seemed a derogation OF that team
work. which. to Mr.. Truman. is
all-important.
Teamwork Vital to Policy.
That teamwork is vital to the
question which Is 30 very much
larger than Mr.. Johnson's fate:
What policy shall America pursue
in Asia?
Rated by the President the
greatest living American, Gen.
Marshall was sent by Mr.. Truman
to China after the war to see If
a rescue Of Chang could be
effected. Gen. Marshall stayed q
Evening star., 1950-09-13

ment was in Constantine Brown.
tended for domestic political con.
sumption, on the eve of another
general election in Britain, his
utterances yesterday are not en-
couraging. particularly to the
United States.
1t is true that our Government
has undertaken the immense task
Of fighting Russia whenever and
wherever she attacks. President
Truman last week answered the
pleas by the Western European AL
lies that we send as soon as pos
sible more American divisions
across the Atlantic.
Knows Troop Potential.
Mr.. Truman knows that our
meager forces in Korea are hard
pressed because Of the lack of
ground forces. He also knows that
the four divisions which have been
called to duty will have to be
rushed across the Pacific as soon
as they are battle-trained.
The Chief Executive specified
that Europe must do its utmost to
match our efforts. in full cooper
alton against the common dan
ger. The White House. the Penta-
gon and the State Department
know only too well that the mem
bers of the Atlantic pact are not
capable Of increasing their man
power substantially.
1t Is fair to assume that Mr..
Truman had German manpower
potential in mind when he spoke
about Europe matching us in an
effort to prepare for defense. Ad-
ditional ground troops can become
available only If the three powers
which occupy Germany at present
agree to organize without delay
a Western German police force.
armed with the latest types of
weapons.
AS starter our specialists have
in mind four Western German
divisions, but Mr.. Bevin seems to
have thrown cold water on the
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year. On his return. his answer
was no.
He was elevated to Secretary
of State and put into operation
the policy for which Secretary
Acheson has so bitterly been
blamed. Mr.. Acheson's friends
have said he vas blamed because
no one could make the American
people believe Gen. Marshall had
ever acted against their interests.
In naming Gen. Marshall to
the Defense Department from
which has emanated, via Mr..
johnson and Gen. Macarthur, a
difference Of opinion over China
policy, the President has acted to
close ranks on that vital question.
Evening star., 1950-09-13

Is that Gen.
Marshall is the
author of the
China olicy
t h a t S a i d
C h ng Kai-
S h e X a n d
N a tion alist
China could not
be saved.
Specula tion
now centerS on
the question of
W h e t h e r a
change in policy
t nW ard For
Evening star., 1950-09-13
By Thomas L. Stokes

AL that's going on in our crazy
world today-the fears and alarms
that beset us on every side-sends
the mind back to Roark Brad
ford's Green Pastures" and Ga
Evening star., 1950-09-13

words Of the
! a n g u a 6 e S
spoken on the
c on tin ent, I
have decided to
do o book on
sign language.
For the past
Is years I have
used sign Ian
6 u ag e abroad
W ith tremen-
d us success.
Authorities on
this means of
communication
4~1L
Evening star., 1950-09-13

CnaC Germany
should be per-
mitted to re-
arm for the
overall defense
Of Europe. is
taken as an in
dication that
the conference
Of the Western
Big Three for
eign ministers,
may run into
stormy waters.
Unless Mr..
Bevin's state
Evening star., 1950-09-13

brtel standing
there to one
side toying with
that tempting
b r ig h t and
shiny h o r n
W h ich he so
wanted to try
out-just once.
r e m e m b e r
how G briel
Just couldn't
resist Sneaking
at horn up
t o W ard h / q
mouth and how
A. 1919
Evening star., 1950-09-13
By Constantine Broyn

British Foreign Secretary Bev-
ms declaration to the press soon
after his arrival in New York,
that he is not at all convinced
Evening star., 1950-09-13
By Doris FIeeson

The peculiar and special inter-
est attaching to the selection of
Gen. Marshall to succeed Louis
johnson as Secretary of Defense
Evening star., 1950-09-13
McLenore
PIuns to Do Book
On Sign Language
BY Henry McLenore

It being my observation that SO
per cent Of the Americans WHO
visit the continent of Europe do
not speak more than half q dozen
Evening star., 1950-09-13

that were it not for a slightly stiff
elbow Il got 1t earning my leap
frog letter early in the Wilson ad-
ministration) I would be recog-
'nized as one Of the best in the
The Valley settler., 1950-03-10

iV L /0 iWC L fIIHO OAfIC C OI L Il
 TOR APRIL 2
 The Matanuska Alectric Association wi II hold it's ninth annual meeting in the High School Auditorium at p.m. on Saturday Evening April 8, 1850, it has been announced.
 Annual reports will be given, five directors will be elected and other business of importance to the member ship will be taken care of at this meeting.
 The following members have been nom- mated b. tho conui ttee on Nomina- tions and addi tional candidates may be placed on the ballot from the floc floor at the annual meeting. Victor Falk IT,, Thomas Lepak, tin cmbent), Henry Jonsen, R.B. Graham (inc cmbent), Dr. Foster R. Sims, "alter Tee1and (incmbent) Clarence Hosfman, Robert G. Johns (incumbent), and Floyd Smith are the nominees placed on the ballot by the Commi ttot The MEA promises a good movie, door prize, and refreshments to thosl who attend. social get-to-ge will follow tho roeting. It is hoped that m8mbers vi Il mako every effort to ettend this meeting. It is the only meeting Of the year where all th1 nombers an get to- gethor and find out what is going on in their own locelly controlled RIA electric Co-op.
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ONLY $500 DOWN

ONI1 SCUU DOWN
$40 per mo-, 49o finance. 5 rooms,
bSmt., gas heat, tile bath; near 9TH
and Farragut SITS. Vacant. ST.
1857. GE. 1904.
BREITERMAN REALTY co. -2a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
A Common Headache

The wife wants a home with the
charm of old Williamsburg: the
husband is a Bear" on construc-
ton; he knows; he's in the business
Here is the solution: A beautifully
built home of Williamsburg design,
built by q construction man ,or his
own home to an engineers speci-
1caticn; fireproof floors and walls:
copper roof; extra fine rsdiant
heating system; beautiful brick
work; stone sills, etc; on a wide
lot, amid beautiful foundation
planting, The home has vide center
hall, lovely front entrance and
Stairway. spacious liv. rm. with ad-
tacent screened porch at garden
level: charming din. rm. and lge.
kit. with dishwasher and disposal
FIRST-FLOOR BEDROOM
Bath and study; 2 other large bedrms,
and bath on 2nd A.; rec. rm. with
fireplace; 2-car built-in garage; this
home will win the heart of those
who know construction and appre-
ciate beautiful design and detail;
priced below reproduction cost. To
inspect. call JAMES E. SCHWAB,
OR. $500; after pm, call WO.
14OS. -21
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Attractiv
det. all-brick home with slate roof;
very substantially built but needs
redecorating;, perfect location in one
Of the most beautiful blocks in this
highly fIGn .ISsg populsr sI,o SECTION, 3 blocks Ks
porch. full basement; garage. fine
es1 isyel 19t' 4Ssk Ssskins slgg5o pysS EYES
LIPS DL; I411.
BsRIGGHTWooD-Nsar ZIG 9TH and Pea,
seen, % cannot be described. Priced Iss to u
sell. terms Call MR.. HIGGINS, GIL.
3809 or 10. 2-S5O0.
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLERS-Liv. rm.
l5x27, dining rm., de luxe kitchen,
room rooms, rec; rm., 2h baths; garage,
Of ramblers in this NV, Chevy
Chase, Md, and D. C. area. Cali us
today, F. A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn.
ave. NV. EN-. 1890 It'll 8 pm.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-In that section
OF charming older homes; situated
tifully handicapped garden. This is the
home for some one who wants
space for q large family. Consists OF
center hall, 32-ft. liy. rm.. large
din. rm.. kit, breakfast rm. and
wnssed bed9ms P1rsnes and Gp bsh st on n ard
iivable home. Reduced for quick
sale. F. A. TWEED CO., 55o4 Conn,
ave; NV; EN-. 1890. till 9 pm:
CHEyY EN,a CHASE. Asd D. G., Chevy Chase has
rec rm; beautiful brick center-haii
plan. 1st Il. has .liv. rm., din rm.,
den, kitchen, ia bath; 2nd q. has 4
bedrms. and 2 baths; attic rec. rm.
garage; priced to sell; S29, $50. F. A.
TWEED TW 55o6 co. H., 55o4 \ ! ~ Conn. ave. NV
rambler, containing 3 large bedrms.,
2 tile baths, liv. rm. with firepl.
din. rm., beaut. kit, bsmt., gar,
rec. room with frepl. gas heat;
large, landscaped lot; excel. value;
WM tS5ns II eslI sa1,NpERs Pd sodS co II iHc Pm
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-White frame
close % to Nho Schools and md shoppine' aa5 sas Ist
floor, bedrm. and bath; 3 bedrmS.
bath and glass-inclosed sleeping
porch on End floor. S17,950; A.
M; a1.s McPADpESi 9Eso Realtor' WI sos5;
CHEVY CHASE D. c.-Det. home.
center-hall entrance; in a most con-
venient area to schools, churches,
stores and transportation: living rm.
with fireplace, dining rm., kitchen
with dining alcove and den; 2nd
floor, 4 large bedrms. and 2 tile
baths; full basement; gas h.-w.h.
and det. garage; on large level lot.
B1LLINGSLEY & KORZENDORFER,
5211 Wis. ave., OR. 1926 til 8 pm.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-1st offering of
2 new det. brick homes in the La
fayette school area; living rm. with
fireplace, nice-size dining rm., fully
equipped kitchen; 2nd floor, 3 bed
rms. and tile bath with shower; full
basement: gas heat; priced under
$4,000. BILLINGSLEY g. KORZEN-
DORFER, 521l Wis. ave-, OR. 1926.
GLOVER PARK-3-bedrm. row brk. =;
2 screened rear porches; rec. rm. in
bsmt.; nice little garden in rear;
quiet neighborhood; $3.50. THOS.
L. PHILLIPS. WO. 1900 until pm,
MI. r. 'PLEAsANT-4-unit apt; con-
verted; furnished. Income, S3S5
per month. Terms. W. CLIFFORD
sHERTzER, Realtor, RE. 2201, 81.
III MONROE ST. N.w.-e rms,
oil heat: reasonable terms: Wash.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT-COLO ne.
first commercial. For lease. For in
DRUG STORE. busy, active fountain,
by non-registered owner. sacrifice
for quick sale. Box 4s0-R. Star:
ACCOUNTANTS ATTENTION! Desire
to purchase accounting or book
seeping practice, any size. Box 65-s,
HHRDwARE sToRE-Nearby Arl.,
yaSI. Va; excel. g @ cSrner location; will sell
and new merchandise; unusual, ex-
celent opportunity for right party;
to inspect ia. 2-9s69. MIR. JOR-
Foh sALE-eas station and garage;
room; sacrifice; GIL. 0264 or ME.
RESSTIAURANT-seating capacity W@9 Ss;
rent; rent; price far below equipment
Lfa6oR Lfsi6 Rniyi HicfNsf4Ts1. II fs4S24 YOU ioc.
Cash register, Coca-C Cola box incl, in
price Of $15,500. Box 1855, Star
BUSINESS, HOME, double garage. on
! Ia acre; tloItaNCy neavy comm, comm on Rt; 2: 1888
iSaiasei ca Aanap6ks ia5ks b45S bdFiSe s gSIns
TOURIST COTTAGES and restaurant;
good year-around business; hwy. 2lI,
ne Hssr sSyii6e dElys IpHNsnN n the Blue Ridge
RESTAURANT, seating "a: established
beSs6 frads osRes sses Geozs,. muss sacrifice i'll
AUTO REPAIR GARAGE. fully equip,
front end machine; Rootes service
agency for English cars; good NV.
1SSation. R,nHs In Cal aA5 day. RE s674. Eye
AUTO COURT = New ultramodern
court, 1S units with tile baths. Now
under construction. will be completed
In July. This will be one of Vir-
or Louis Buffenstein. SCHMIDT 4
WILSON, INC, 401 z. Franklin st.,
Richmond, Virginia. -23
AIR CONDITIONING and refrigera-
tion contracting flrm;, established
one of the best nationally known
lines. This company has complete
and thoroughly trained service dept.
business Is well located; sales poten-
tial at least 100000 annually. Cost
Of assets and inventories about S25,-
900; short term lease. Change in
owners will not affect operation.
Opportunity for man well qualified
in this field. Write for details. Box
EXCELLENT NV. LoCArIoN-self-
service market, lge.; owner quotes
over $4,000 mo-; long lease; owner
drafted; priced for quick sale. RE
33I6; CHAPMAN REALTY co. -21
versity; pin-ball machine. news
papers, magazines. For sale by
owner; must be sold now. Michigan
$500; ewes, North 4129. IA
VALET SHOP, close-in Arl., compl.
with barber shop, shoe repairing,
laundry and dry cleaning services;
$4,000. See MANNAS REALTY CO.,
2116 wilson blvd, OK. 27S4. -21
BOWLING ALLEY, modern masonry
building 4O'x120, years old, g.
Brunswick alleys, complete, heating
plant, 3 rest rooms; opposite Naval
Station, Solomons, Md; Includes
snack bar, legalized slot machines;
cost. a real bargain; viii lease to
cause of illness. Inspection by ap.
AGENCY, Prince Frederick, Mary
land. Phone 1Os or 93-J. -23
CITIES SERVICE GAS STATION, SOU
venir shop; 2-bedroom living qtrs.,
rest room; q. S. so, 4 miles w.
Winchester, Va. winchester 1895.
POOL ROOM, tables, stand in
front, in Alexandria, 314 King st.
Call TIE. $3.50, MR.. LOUGHREY. |
Barsain at $1,000 cash, for imme-
voseED veisss fslf; 70 vAcArE-1 will seii IT. tn.
entire equipment Of restaurant and
bar. with or without license C. 319
y u. NV 10
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
OWNER TRANSFERRED
DID IOIr DnET1HNIrIA nO CNO a

20 HESKETH STREET
2 blkS. west of Chevy Chase Circle
cor. of Cedar Pkwy. and Heskethi
most attrac. 3-bedrm. home on one
of the finest cor. lots in Chevy Chase
10.340 SO. IT. with over 25 lge. shade
trees. Beamed ceiling liv. and din
rms. with picture windows, flrepl
lge. side screened porch; built-ir
gar. HOHENSTEIN BROS, Realtors
FIR. 5000; ewes. or Sun, SH. 6245
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HOUSES-SAlE-S.E. (cont.)

SEVERAL detached and semidetached
houses, 2 and bedrms. in Sc. ne
and Nd. area; white or colored. Call
me: l may have just What you are
looking for. MR.. WILLIAMS, 10.
2-04O1: ewes. 10. 3-416S.
BUNGALOW-Only $500 will buy
nice asbestos shingle bungalow in
Capitol Heights. Has liV. rm..
large mod. kit, 2 bedrms. and
bath. full basement, unfinished at
tic, hardwood floors, Venetian blinds
storm windows. Convenient terms.
Quick possession. SOUTHEAST
RsALTY Re sIYo CO., 1911 Penna. ave; sc.
Mr.. 10th AND MINI. AVE. 2O33 R
st. s.e.--Vacant; prewar built. semi
det. brk.. q rms. tile bath. rec. rm..
chestnut trimming. porch auto. h
on Mimi. ave, 3 blks. to house.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC, 1345
Good Hope rd. Sc, LU. 4-3400,
5s03 n ST. s,E.-6 rms. and bath,
h.-w.h:; lot, 12Ox100; no reas. offer
refused 80
ELY PL.-3 bedrms.. semidet. brick.
rec. rm., gas heat; terms. w.
CLIFFORD SHERTZER. Realtor. RE.
2201. 81. 7747. %
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

BRADBURY HEIGHTS-Brick bunga-
low, s months old; rms; and bath;
gas heat; lot 100 #. deep; $3.50
down. By owner, 10. S-5019. -22
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Very nice
Semidet. brick home with liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit, 3 bedrms. and bath,
full basement, gas heat. nice level
lot. Excel. cond. Convenient terms.
souTHELsT REALTY CO, is1i
Penna. ave. s.e., FIR. 1000. -21
HIGHWOOD DIR. Sc Beautiful
center-hall, detached. brick home;
8 rooms, open fireplace, sun porch,
2 additional bedrooms in attic,
baths: garage, oil hot-water heat.
GEORGE I. BORGER, 643 indiana
7s4s or Or OF OR. si se7s' o''0' e'sS:. LaG ~
TEXAS AVE.-Almost new semi
detached brick with 6 lovely rms.
for you, plus beautiful 3-rm. apt
in basement. with separate entrance
Rent it for S75. Not a converted
house. Ideal for doctor or dentist
Real value. JAMES CARROLL. 10.
2-0401: eyes,. VI. 1867.
TWo-FAMILY BRICK-Nice brick
home with 2 apis. lst floor has
rms. and bath; End floor has 3
rms, and bath; full bsmt.; built in
garage; gas heat. Convenient terms.
1:mta Located YaEHs nsaE G9rs1 Hils shoppinns
1911 Penna. ave. Sc, FR. 1000.
Al
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GEORGETOWN

corner home; exceptionally Ige.
liv. rm. with French doors opening
into garden; 2 flrepls.; 2 baths, with
possibilities for bsmt. apt; ewes,
Mr.. Sherwood, WO. 4S45. J. LEO
KOLB CO. INC, MI. 2lOO -2l
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED

1918 G ST. N;E;-e rms. and bath; u
REAL ESTATE. 500 Mass. ave. ne.
B9O5 JONES BRIDGE RD, Chevy
Chase, Md, "a square from Conn:
S160 a month, or viii set at S25, 900
with $4,000 cash, balance like rent;
3-bedroom brick. bath and q half;
fenced, making it safe for children.
FULTON R, GORDON: Colorado
RRfHx RldE PI HosS 5sso soT OIL rents 4SeS immediate
possession. MANNAs REALTY Co.
2l16 wilson blvd. GL. or OK. 27S4.
ARLINGTON-Large 5-rm.. 2-bedrm
2-story with bsmt.: new condition
inside; de- 'ya s,a6 gnfTTn' I'm st,s st S1S5 Ss mo
St. Phone OWNER, N ME-. S4s6 after
Oss n. IVY ST.. Arl.-e-room house,
can be rented as Q family; $l35 mo-
! block from Clarendon Circle. CH.
GLOVER PARK. n newly dec; 3 bedrm.,
ROCKVILLE, MD.-New home; s
rooms and bath, in ccnv. location |;
81 $40 per per mo- Call WI. sesS or
NO. NO 'ARR1I.&2-bedsm. R1sO brick house; msi iiv.
rm.,. din. rm.. KIT, recr. rm.; fenced
yard; oil heat; Aug. /; $14o mo.
MT. RAlNIEk-Available Immediately,
6-rm. bunga., screened front porch,
HUNTTNGfoN SsaSii ron GSi semideto GSSo a-bedfm.
home: full bsmt.; fenced rear yd.;
500 mo. TIE. 6743. -23
NORTH ARLINGTON-Six-r x-room Co.
lonial, like new; bsmt, porch: yrs.
lease, $3.50 mo-: children okay. Call
3 to 8. CH. 3527 or CH. 5S73. -22
Bethesda. Md.-Just 3 blocks from
Suburban Hospital, 1924 Garfield
st. Newly decorated, almost new
modern 8 rms. and bath, detached
brick, attached garage, screened
porch. fireplace, modern kit. stove
and refgr.; full basement with oil
burner; h.-w.h.; beautiful grounds;
available immed.; rent $l25 per mo
to adults only. Can be seen any
time. Call RA. 1869.
J. B. TIFFEY g. SON
LIZ Kannadu Ct NJ w
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MODERN A-BEDRM, 2-bath home,
completely furnished, VI block. from
Christ Church, excellent cond. Pres
entity operated as rooming house with
income S16S per month. Year
lease required. $1s5. shown By
anpt. Phone uN. 1923. "a
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

PROFESSIONAL MAN desires to rent,
bedroom unfurn. house; Silver
Spring or NV; section for Sept. 1st.
WaNTESn WMaxi i, ~ % PhSnS PFNT 81 sH sn1 1901,
furn. house; Amer. Univ. or Foxhall
Village area; adults. maximum, Sl50.
AIR / FORCE FORCE LIEUT.. COL, wife and ?
babies babies need need Or 8 bedroom bedroom unturn:
about Sept. 1st. Cali JE. 3-s567,
uNfGRNDo Fjn:sD 9,%; 3 or BEDRM., I' Ari. or
PaEfax aE 2sps s0Ry to Pa ParOshs S5a1 schools
MONTH OF August, or permanent;
furn. or unfurn. 3-bedrm., 11a-bath
home accessible to Pentagon; 8 chill
sFsn; s0H ERE PEefes s lge. yard or small "a! farm
8-BEDRM., unfurn. home, wanted. in
Arlington' near bus. school; lease.
WANTED TO RENT, NV. section.
Wssley sss!ooH Hts Spring spring Valley adults
Bf5FSoMs SsSISSos 4aaha anfarn wi SnGS rssI aS
Dental area; on or before Sept / /:
REsPSNssiihhfhiE & sihfi 0I 9oUPEE h4sz. desires ss
bedrm. house immed. in 1st class
neighborhood; conv. to transp.,
shopping center and school; excel.
references Rent preferred not to
exceed $50; Call Mr, Frank Sci1il-
1eed- LII. O-5oUU DetWeen am.
and pm: Sun, EN-. $3.50. -23
UNFURN. 3bedrm. house or 2 or j.
bedrm. apt. NV. suburban, August
30. LO. 3-S276. %"
Rental Listings Wanted
For incoming Army, Navy, Air Force
and Marine corp. officers: also for
members of the diplomatic STATS;
prefer unfurn. 2 to bedrm type;
rpNn, Tental 500 g sst;o to $3.50 a mo, Cal Col.
MA. $3.50. ewes and Sun. and holi-
days, WO 1919. pa
Evening star., 1950-07-21

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-, mr.. Dupont
Circle-Large house, suitable for
guesthouse. club or organization
are bedrooms; 12 baths, oil heat;
viii sell Turn. or unfurn. WILL
L1AMS, Ma. 4933; eyes,, OR. 1884.
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VACANT
COL HAMILTON ST NV,

so5 18th st. NV. ST, O451-0436.
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