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Evening star., 1950-08-01
MulIon Funeral Rites
Will Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Paul NAL
Ion, 40, veteran Washington news
paperman who died Sunday of a
heart attack, will be held at 9:3C
am. tomorrow at st. Mary's Cath
olic Church, $40 Duke Street
Alexandria. Burial will be in
Louisville, KY.
Honorary pallbearers will in
clude officers and past officers OF
the Notre Dame Club of Wash
ington. Mr.. Mallon attended
Notre Dame University and was a
former national director of the
Notre Dame Alumni Association.
Mr.. Mallon, who wrote the
column News Behind the News
lived at Is Fort drive, Belle
Haven. Alexandria. He had been
retired for three years.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Viola Wingreene Mallon.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
Mrs. Leonidas 10 BeaII,
Retired VA EmpIoye, Dies

Mrs. Leonidas 10 Beall, 80. re-
tired Veterans Administration
employe, died Sunday in Subur-
ban Hospital, Bethesda, Md. She
had been i'll since November, 1949.
A resident of Washington for
40 years, Mrs. Beall lived at 642O
Western avenue. Chevy Chase.
Md. She was the wife of a retired
passenger rate auditor for the
General Accounting Office.
Mrs. Beall first worked for the
War Department here in World
War l. She Joined the old Vet
eran's Bureau in 1919 as a file
clerk and worked continuously un-
til her retirement from the Vet
erans' Administration in 1898. She
was member Of the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church.
Born near Ellington. Iowa, she
was the former Caroline Eliza
beth Colburn. She attended q
teachers college in Iowa and
taught in Iowa schools for Is
years before coming here.
Besides her husband, she leaves
two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth
SeitZ. Portland, Greg, and Mrs.
Dorothy Cowart of the Western
avenue address: a son, Homer A..
Beall, 4500 Windsor lane,
Bethesda, and five granddaugh-
ters.
Funeral services are being ar
ranged at the Hines funeral home,
2901 Fourteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
John W. Johnston Dies;
Retired Postal EmpIoye

John w. Johnston, 73, of 531s
Forty-second street NV, a retired
Post Office Department employe
died Sunday at Lockport, N. Y.
while visiting relatives.
He was employed by the Post
Office Department here from 1902
through 1892, when he was trans
ferred to Philadelphia as inspector
of post Offices. In 1943. he retired
from this position and returned
to Washington.
Mr.. Johnston was a charter
member of the Chevy Chase Lodge
No. 40, Masons. He belonged to
the Scottish Rite and the Chevy
Chase Methodist Church.
He was born in Buffalo, N. Y,
the son of John E. and Mrs
Catherine Willis Johnston. His
Wife, Mrs. Cora E. Johnston, died
several years ago.
Surviving him are a daughter,
Mrs. Frank B. Mayer, of the
Forty second street address, and
a son. Leighton w. Johnston,
Arlington.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
George W. Coleman Dies;
Former Howard Trustee
By The Asseciatsd Press

BOSTON, Aug. George W.
Coleman. SO, former president of
Babson Institute, and founder of
the Ford Hall Forum, died yes
terday. He was president of the
Northern Baptist Convention from
1917 through 1918. He also was
a former president of the Christian
Endeavor Union.
In 1885, he was elected to the
Board of Trustees of Howard Uni
versity, Washington, and served
on the schools Executive and
Finance Committees. He was pres
ident of Babson Institute, Welles-
ley, from 1921 40 1885.
He was president of the Boston
City Council in 1915.
He retired from the advertising
business in 1915, after nearly 80
years.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
Humphrey Mitchell Dies;
Canadian Labor Minister
BY the Associated Pres.

OTTAWA, Aug. Labor Min.
lister Humphrey Mitchell, in pool
health for more than a year dieo
early today. He would have been
Sc on September 9.
A Liberal member of Parliament
Tor Welland, Ontario, Mr.. Mitchell
mad been cabinet minister since
December, 1941. His last public
appearance was as an honorary
pallbearer last week at the funeral
OF former Prime Minister w. L.
Mackenzie King, who headed the
government when Mr.. Mitchell
entered the cabinet.
Mr.. Mitchell entered a hospital
several days ago for medical
checkup.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
FuneraIServices Held
For Mrs. f.P. Wineua,

Funeral services were to be
held at Gawler's Chapel, 1756
Pennsylvania avenue NV, at 3
o'clock this afternoon. for Mrs
Frederick P. Vinegar, 81, a men,
Der of the White House staff for
the last 10 years, who died yes
terday in Georgetown Hospital
Burial will be in her old home in
Grand Rapids, Mich, Thursday
Mrs. Vinegar had been i'll six
months.
She is survived by her husband.
They lived at 2103-A Fort Davis
street Sc.
Mrs. Vinegar was widely known
in Capital newspaper circles. She
was formerly in the Office OF
Stephen T. Early, when the pres
ent ~Undersecretary of Defense
was press secretary for President
Roosevelt. Since April, 1914, she
has been secretary to Presidential
Secretary William D. Hassett.
The former Alice Van Even. she
was daughter of Mrs. Emma Var
Even of Grand Rapids. Mrs
Vinegar once was law stenog.
rapher for Thomas F. McAllister
now a justice of the Sixth Fedora
Circuit Court of Appeals. From
1887 to 1910 she was assistant tt
Mrs. McAllister, then director Of
the Women's Division of the Dem.
ocratic National Committee.
She first came to WASHINGTON in
1910 as a civil service employe ir
the Treasury.
Paying tribute to his aide, Mr.
Hassett declared "she was greatly
beloved by all her White House
associates"
Evening star., 1950-08-01

recalled the bewildered penny
man later. Another tells me to
sit down. One even told me to
lay down.
Naturally the kids are wait
ing all this time and they get
impatient.
BY the time the photographers
were finished the mob was just
about pushing the tables over.
Then "the big ones try to climb
over the little ones, and I don't
like that"
The upshot of it all was that
Sam got rid of a few pieces of
candy, balloons and gum, and
barely got away himself in one
piece.
But a police squad car showed
up just in time and carried the
harassed philanthropist away to
Fifth Precinct ito check his Gre
dentialS. They were all right.
so Sam went back to the Raleigh
Hotel, where he is staying.
Then he went to work lining UP
party for handicapped children.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
Mrs. HerbetE {. James James F. Dewey, 63,
Dies in Indiana at 81 Labor Mediator, Dies

Mrs. Herbert E. James, Ct
widow of a retired Evening Stal
printer. died Sunday night ir
Mishawaka, Ind, after a weeks
illness.
Mrs. James had been visiting
her brother, Edward Fellion OF
MishaWaka, for a year.
Her husband. who died three
years ago, was printer for the
Star for more than 20 years.
Mrs. James. the former Nina
Fellion. was born in Malone, N. Y
She attended public schools there
After marrying Mr.. James, they
lived in Albany, N. Y, more thar
40 years ago. In Washington they
lived at 278 Fifteenth street Sc
Mrs. James is survived by three
sons, Luman E. James of 5815
Sixty y-seventh avenue. Eastpines
Md. a printer for the Washington
Post; Herbert Leigh James, Phila-
delphia, and DR.. David F. James
Atlanta. In addition to the broth
er with whom she was visiting
she is survived by three others
Samuel. Jack and Arthur Fellion
all of Springfield, Mass, and six
grandchildren.
Prayers for Mrs. James will be
said at $3.50 am. Thursday at the
James A. Ryan funeral home, 317
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. Fu-
neral services will be held at
am. Thursday at Holy Comforter
Church, Fourteenth and East
Capitol streets. Burial will be ir
Arlington.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
II New Cases Bring
ID. {. Area Polio Total
Up 10 81 for Year

Polio cases in the Washington
area today reached 81 for the year
as eight new cases were reported.
The District Health Department
reported six new cases: A 10h-
month-old boy from the 1000
block of Eleventh street NV; an
8-year- -old boy from the 5000 block
of Blaine street NE; 2-year-old
boy from the 100 block Of @
street NV; 9-year-old girl from
the $500 block of Massachusetts
avenue NV; a 7-year-old boy
from the 1900 block of West vir-
ginia avenue NE, and 10
year-old colored boy from the 5000
block of East Capitol street, all
admintted to Children's Hospital.
Washington's total now is 43 COM
pared with 13 at this time last
year.
Montgomery County reported a
3-year-old girl from the 300 block
Of Hillmoor drive, Silver Spring
and a 12-year-old boy from route
/. Rockville. were sent to Chill
dren's, raising the county's total
to seven.
Alexandria reported its third
case of the year, a 2-year -old boy
from the 100 block of Williams
street. who was admitted to WAL
ter Reed Hospital.
A 2-year-old boy from the 900
block of Potomac avenue, New
Alexandria, who was admitted to
Walter Reed. boosted the Fairfax
County total to IL.
The other new case is a Is
year-old woman from the $500
block of South Four Mile Run
drive, Arlington. This was Arl-
ington's fifth case.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
Sam the Penny Man Mobbed
Almost Loses His Centses

Sam the Penny Man is deter
mined to get rid of his pennies.
He's going to get rid of his
Washington quota even though
his first reception here was any,
thing but amicable.
Sam, a 55-year-old Chicago
bagman, has been going around
the country since 1914 giving
away pennies, candy and ballons
to children.
This morning it was Washing
tons turn, and Sam Horowitz
picked Lincoln Park for the fes-
tivities. He had plenty of ad-
vance publicity via television and
newspapers, and by the time he
turned up at 10:30 am. the place
was mobbed.
Must have been a thousand
kids there" he said.
Then he set up his two tables,
as he usually does, and prepared
to dole out the gifts to each
youngSter in turn. 1t didn't quite
happen that way. however.
First it was the photographers.
"One tells me to stand up"
Evening star., 1950-08-01
Polio Source Bottles
Virginia Health Unit

WYTHEVHLE, Va. Aug. l Up.
State health authorities admit
they have struck a stone wall in
their search for the cause of q
virulent polio outbreak which Is
sweeping this Southwest Virginia
area.
DR.. Catherine Brewer said yes
terday that her visit here from
Richmond had failed to uncover
any positive clues as to the cause
of the epidemic or the methods
by which the disease is being
transmitted.
The outbreak continued. Latest
reports Of week end cases to the
State Health Department boosted
stricken Wythe County's figures
to 102 cases and IL deaths-all
since July /.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
M. Lee Marshall Dies;
Headed Baking Firm
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. I'M. Lee
Marshall, 66, chairman of the
board of Continental Baking
Corp, and chairman of all its
subsidiary companies, died of g
heart ailment today at his Park
avenue apartment. t-.-
Mr.. Marshall also was chairman
OF the American Bakers Associa-
ton. He spent last week in Wash
ington at sessions of the Business
Advisory Committee Of the Com
merce Department.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
Qarna nf 1hanka

MACK, DORTHY. 1 wish to express my
sincere thanks and appreciation to all
friends, neighbors and co-workers for
their floral tributes, cards of coincidence
and many kind words of sympathy al the
passing of my beloved wife, DORTHY
MACK. JOHN H. W. MACK.
MOORE, BETTY GAY. The family of the
late BETTY GAY MOORE gratefully &C
knowldge and deeply appreciate your
kind expressions of sympathy.
MRS ELOISE MOORE AND MRS
BESSIE RAMA.
STEINER, VINCENT ELMER. The family
of the late VINCENT ELMER STEINER
wishes to express sincere thanks and ap-
probation to the many friends, relatives
and neighbors for their kind sympathy
and their many floral tributes.
STEINER FAMILY. 2
Evening star., 1950-08-01
Prot. Homer F. Corey
OF Northwestern Dies
BY the Asseeio,ed Press

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-Prof. Homer
F. Carey. Sc, a member of North
western University Law School
faculty since 1882, died last night
after a brief illness.
Prof. Carey. who was born in
Southington, Conn, practiced law
in New York City from 1921 tc
1928. He served as professor oi
law at the University of Kansas
in 1928 and 1929 and at the
University of Michigan from 1925
to 1882.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
SoIy Mayer Dies

NEW YORK, Aug. l (P.-Saly
Mayer, ST, a Swiss lace maker
credited with saving hundreds of
thousands of Jews from Nazi
death camps in World War II, is
dead, the Joint Distribution Com
mittee said yesterday. He died in
Switzerland Sunday.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
HIT Mrn1nrtat1t

CLEMENTSON. CLARA. In memory of oil,
wife and mother, CLARA CLEMENTSON
VINO passed away twelve years ago today
August l, 103S.
Her life is beautiful memory,
Her absence our silent grief;
She is asleep in Gods beautiful garden
In the sunshine of perfect peace
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
COLE, FRANCES HUGHES. In sad bu
FRANCES HUGHES COLE, who passet
away six years ago today, August /, 1914
No one knows how much we miss you
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered since We lost you,
LOVING MOTHER AND sTEPFATHER
BLANCH AND ULYSSES JOHNSON.
CRYMES, KATIE c. In sad but loving re.
memDrance OF our dear wife and mother
KATIE c. CRYMES, who departed thi,
life one year ago today, August l, 1919.
God plucked beautiful flower
From a garden SO very rare,
And transplanted 1t in Heaven,
For His tender love and care.
HER ISoIeyp IoyING HUSBAND AND SON
DEsPERT, GEORGE. IN memory Of my
dear husband. GEORGE DESPERT, who
passed away sixteen years ago today. Au.
gust L, 1884.
TO-DAY, is the day of remembrance
And many sad regrets,
day shall always remember
When the rest OF the world forgets,
DEVOTED WIFE, ANNA DESPERT. =
JOHNSTON, ANNA e. In sad but Ioyins
memory of my mother, Mrs. ANNA d
JOHNSTON, who departed this life eiaht
years ago today, August !, 1912.
You will never be forgotten.
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER, LOLA
MILLER, MAMIE. A tribute Of love to the
memory of my dear wife, MAMIE MILLER
who left me four years ago today, August
/, 1946.
Somewhere back of the sunset,
Where loveliness never dies,
She lives in a land of glory
With the blue and gold of the skies
May her soul rest in peace
LOVING HUSBAND, JACK MILLER. .
SIMMONS. MEREDITH PAUL AND PHILIP
AUGUSTUS. In loving memory of my
beloved sons, MEREDITH PAUL SIM
MONS, who departed this life eight years
ago, July IA, 1912, and PHILIP AUGIJS
TUS SIMMONS, who departed this life
two years ago today, August /, 1948.
Loved in life and remembered in death
LONELY MOTHER, HELEN " PAYNE.
SIMMONS, PHILIP A. In remembrance OF
my beloved nephew, PHILIP A. SIM
MONS. who departed this life two years
ago today, August l, 194S.
There Is no time we could set for parting
We who must remain are never ready foI
such pain. Mildred PERKINS.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
Anurtltnn

RESNICK, THE REV. LYMAN. The un-
yelling of the monument to the REV.
HYMAN RESNICK will be held Sunday,
August 8, 1850, at BNai- Israel Gene
terry at II am. All relatives and friends
{ are invited.
Evening star., 1950-08-01

HALL, SAMUEL. On Sunday, July 30. 1850
at TIA NJ st. s.w.. SAMUEL HALL. He
leaves a wife. Annie Hall; son, Bernard
Hall; brother, Robert Hall; grandchildren
Annie Lucille Grant, Mary <. Brown and
Margaret c. Hall; great-grandson, David
S. Hall; sister-in-law, Cecilia Hall; two
nieces, two nephews and other relatives
and friends. Remains may be viewed
after pm. Wednesday, August 2, at
Eugene Ford's Funeral Home, 1918 4th ST.
S.w., where friends may call Funeral
Thursday, August 3, at am, from ST.
Vincent De PauPs Catholic Church. South
Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETERY LOTS at Cedar Hill. Owner
leaving town and will sacrifice for quick
sale. WI. 6107. "a
Evening star., 1950-08-01
HALL. SAMUEL,

i. SAMUEL. To the officers and Men,
bers of Morning Star Lodge,
~ No. 40, I. B. P. o. z. of W:
d&H You are requested to attend a
&II session of sorrow for our late
~ brother. SAMUEL HALL. Tues
- Gay August ], 1850, at $40
> pm. at the home. 1886 18th
Evening star., 1950-01-25
HOUSES FURNISHED

COLLEGE PARK, fine neighborhood-
3 bedrooms. 2 baths; white brick;
oine-paneled rec. rm.; 2-car ga
rage; beautifully furn. WA 700a
ARLINGTON. VA. 23e N. Cleveland
st.-5-rm. and bath frame bunga-
low, pipeless furnace; close to
schools, stores and transp. S100
per mo. REIBLE, Agent, GIL. 1928.
3.BEDRMS., mod, tile bath and kit.
1887 4th ST.. ne. Inquire at 1881.
5-RM. BUNGALOW, excellently fur
ntshed. immediate possession. MAN
MAS REALTY CO., 21I6 Wilson
blvd. Arl.. Va. GL. or OK. 27S4.
FIVE RMS. AND BATH, furnace heat;
Just over District line in Silver
Spring; close to bus; all utilities;
S100; 8 months. UN. 1879. Chill
WE HAVE MANY fine furnished
homes In excellent NV. locations at
reasonable rental prices. These
homes range from 8 to s bedrooms
each. all have good addresses in
ciudinK GEORGETOWN. Quality furnish
ings throughout. Call Colonel Ar
no6 tretiredl, at ST. 72OO,f with
JAfEs l. DIXON d CO., 1922
17est. NV. -27
Evening star., 1950-01-25
ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

j OR GIRLS, 20-30, to share at
tractively furn. home with other
girls. AT. 1858. -2S
GIRL to share furn. Arm apt. with
one other girl. In apt. BLDG. Con-
ven location. RA 9461. -25
WANT REFINED GIRL to share apt.
with another, conv. Pentason; refs.
exch. Call Gil. 7125 after pm.
2 OR GIRLS to share Broom apt.
with ] girl; all utilities; NV. sec
TIN. AID. 5679. -25
SETTLED LADY-Attractive we'll
furnished 3-rm. apt; twin beds;
conv. 10th and Pa. ave. Boiling
Field. Naval Research Lab. 10.
1-IS19 after pm.
CoNGENIAL GIRL to share modern
Conn. ave apt; S42 mo-; 80 yrs.
or over pref. DU. 5902.
GENTLE GIRL to share twin-bed
rm apt. in apt. bldg: conven. trans.
$40. Call after q ewes, MI. 1921,
1885 3rd st. ne. 70
GENTLEMAN to share attractive bed
rm, liv rm, kit. and bath apt;
near 18th and Euclid ST. NV; $40
per month. AID. 6S52 after b. 20
CoLoRED COUPLE-WILL SHARE
modern broom apt; $50 mo. 47o4
Jay st. ne. Apt. !, after $50. 26'
Evening star., 1950-01-25

American U. Park-$l7, ,450
Very attractive 6-room semidetached
brick home, near transportation.
Living room, dining room, modern
stin fTort orch snd nd PAIR n,
heat. lEves., GIL. 400, Ext. 993.
PHIL Fps. CANBY g. FULLER, INC.
1912 th at. NV. ST. 2400. 20
Evening star., 1950-01-25
MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE

MAhINE VETERANS MOVING Co
24-hr. service: furniture. trunks and
baggage. AT. 2759 or FIR, 03s6.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms. expert packing.
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
n, co; INC; est; 1906.
MOVING BY VET: exper. help: every
pisse pny time iHrappeMd ID ipsgTeS; S1na Teas, Cal
GREENWOOD TRANSFER, LU. A.
5346. Let US move you. No Job
too small. Reas. rates. Careful
moving
EX-GI-Moving, packing. Grating: no
job too large or small. ANYTHING,
anywhere, anytime. JOHN, HO. 5SI9.
Evening star., 1950-01-25
American UniVersity Park
Realtor, 111a 17th ST.. NV.

American Univ. Park Area
This. immac. home is close to schools
Kit, powder rm.; with 3 bedrms.
and bath up; full bsmt.; storage at
tic; center ent., side porch. A very
good value. S17,950. Call us to-
day on this.
BillingSley & Korzendorfer
1911 Wis Ave OR 23oR It'll PM
Evening star., 1950-01-25
APARTMENTS WANTED

STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL and
wife want unfurn. 2-bedrm. apt,
duplex or house in Georgetown or
niyi; ntsi mafimam' naf snn s1a5' Phone MA.
oGIET. refined girl, Government en-
ploye. desire small furnished or
partly furnished apartment, North
west, near 10th street or Connect
cut ave, by March /; apartment
fuTa Box assv ssaf
MAN desires bache-
,lor or eff: apt. NV. or Georgetown;
pref. unfurn. RE. 5000, Ext. ,495;
ynffNc sysS;, Ho; 2o1;S1 1892 Ext: 213; e.
furnished 2-bedroom, 4-room apart
ment an in NV. Call DU. 1000, Room
GOVT. EMPL, wife and son, need .
bedrm:. unfurn. apt; $40 incl. util.
COUPLE desire rent completely furn.
house or apt, now to 1 March; ref
erences furn. Tel. TIE. 7046. e7'
APARTMENT or house, unfurnished;
two bedrooms; max. $40 with util-
ities. MA. 51Ss, ask for BORSUK.
YOUNG SCIENTIST and wife need
swaal' asaR 3 wsli-fqrn. ell apt in NV. AD,
COUPLE. with 7-yr.-old child, need
max: $50. 20: 2-ss04. 27'
No l or 6sdrm. apt. in quiet area.
French sHi ii Y, OFFICIAL wants / -M Or .
Once hrs. DE. $500, EXT. 45i Sc
COUPLE desire unfurn. apt. in NV.
E.o a9.eatio4; in apt. blds.' maximgm,
WITHIN VII En- = OR { 5 sIi BLOCKS of catbolic Mbo
liy. rm., bath, 2 or 5 bedrms. and
all utilities for 8 graduate nurses;
good references. Call GIL. 1923.
SWEDISH EMBASSY OFFICIAL de-
st.Iy sTss unfurn m 2,rm .an,,oa apt I'm mmeai- ed
EMBASSY OFFICIAL desires small
hs sD@ is,s ! sas Sa saf'FP FoRRgEs
PROFESSIONAL MAN wants 1 or q
bedroom unfurnished apt. close in
HouNG nT PfT rRoSEss1oSSAAL sEss SA WSaAN SRSs "a. de-
sires furn. l or 2-rm., kit. private
bath and ent.; apt. BLDG; down town
or NV; $50 max. Box 254-V. Star.
UNFURN. APT-Pvt. bath and pvt.
Rnx sit;; one one responsible LADY, max; S55.
L hOOM kITo PVT. BATH-N. W.
apt. furn. or unfurn.; S45 min. DU.
B; fSs' Z o. eAf5 ENGiNErR, agfi wife want NJ .
bedrm. unfurn. apt. ne. or Pet
T Torth; dn have refgr.; pvt; $50 max.
8 YouNG MEN IN GovT.-Desire
apt. tLR, BR. KB) preferably in
NV. near down town, Please call
OW: 1925 after pm. 25.
FuRN. APT perm. Govt. girls;
/ bedrm., kit, liv. rm., bath; no
sharing. RA. 1906 after $50 pm.
MIDDLE AGE business man. sgi.. de-
slres 1-rm. efdeiency apt, pvt bath,
prefer apt. bldg, walk distance Du-
pont Circle. Box 1867. Star. -25
MARRIED COUPLE, no children needs
furn. or unfurn. apt. Macarthur
blyd: vic: ress. rent. WO. s720. -o7
MIDDLE-AGED CPL, recently moved
here from Chicago. Desire 2-bedrm.
unfurn. ant. NV. In elev. bldg or
on lst nr. Call wo. roo. Ext.
GOVT. CAREER WOMAN n desires
furn. rm.. PVT. bath. kitchenette
apt; utils.; .SS3 or 1 bedrm living
rm:, pvt. bath. kitchenette apt.
utn:, S65. in elev. blog; on or close
TO- Ga. Alaska bus. RE. 6700. Ext.
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

TILDEN GARDENS-De luxe 3-bed-
rm, 2-bath apartment with full din
ing room, fireplace in living room,
sun room. exposures; completely
redecorated, plus new stove and
refrigerator; garage and individual
storage space in basement; imme-
diately available to qualified cash
purchaser. For appointment. please
call Mr.. Gavin, with H. G.. SMITHY
Estate PRoSPpEfRTY-unusuaMlly2GIs M2G Ise.
2-bedrm. apt. with liv. rm., full
sized din. rm., kit. and bath; End a.
s:w. corner exposure. Established
older cooperative near 14th and
Clifton n.w.;. vacant: needs rede-
coration, but excellent opportunity
for cash purchaser at $500. Call
NJ NJ. Sson SSsYin' with H. G. sMITHY CO.,
CO. OP., SILVER sPRING-Price So
995; large liv. rm, dinette. , bed
rooms. kitchen and bath; total
monthly payments only s74 81;
terms. DI. 1015 till 8 pm, VIM. H.
SAUNDERS CO.. INC. -27
VIC. 18th AND r NsW.-l outside
rm., foyer. kit. bath. elev.. switch
board serv.; $500; terms; ST 900;
bal. $50 mo-; restricted. OR. 1885.
ora
Evening star., 1950-01-25

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
2 OR BEDRM. HOUSE, unfurn.,
needed by responsible family; prefer
in NV. sec; reas. rent. OR. OO07.
2 OR 3 BEDRM. HOUSE needed by
responsible family: preferably NV.
sect: reas. rent. OR. 0007. rs
INDIVIDUAL wants to buy direct
from owner . or 3 bedrm., 1h-
bath brick house, with. garage. near
by Va; up to $4,000. Box 323-M,
Star. -26
NORWEGIAN DIPLOMAT wants un-
furn. or ) bedrm. house. NV
section; Phone ordway 1000, be-
tween $3.50 a.m.-7 pm. -27
WANTED OR 3-BEDROOM house
or apt: Govt. attorney. North
1907, evenings. 25s
NAVAL OFFICER wants 3-bedroom
house nr. in Andrews Field: can pay
8 mos. advance rent. long lease. for
ideal home. PAYNE, CH. 3343.
Evening star., 1950-01-25
NAYLOR GARDENS

We have Just received several more
! and 2-bedrm. units available for
sale to vets; possession, LIv. RIM
12x1sl. FOYER, DIN. RIM. MOD
ERN KIT, TILE BATH, LARGE
BEDROOMS, AMPLE CLOSETS
Reasonable cash payment and
monthly payments from S62.15 Iall
charges included. COMPARE THESE
PRICES TO ANY OTHERS One
bedrm. unit, $3.50 up; two- bedrm
unit. $3.50 up. EVERY CONVEN-
1ENCE AT HAND Sales office. Ad-
ministration Bldg, corner Naylor I'd
and 30th Sc. Open Sat. Sun, f-5:
Tues, Thurs, go.
DRURY RE.SLTY CORPORATION
Exclusive Agents
RE. 1913. Ewes, GF. 1920.
AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NV, End floor, with double expo
sure; 4 rooms and bath; kitchen
has new sink and inlaid linoleum
laundry, locker space. recreation
room; express bus service: a close
in location with low maintenance of
S30.29: Call WO. 1900; ewes, Mr..
Hilland, OIL. 1913.
Edw. H. Jones g. Co., Inc.