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Milford chronicle., 1950-08-11
HARRINGTON

George Maloney is seriously III
in the Milford Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Neal are
spending the week at Oak Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Parsons spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Parsons at Ocean City, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Massey vis-
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Massey
Of Lewes Sunday.
Mrs. Wallace Hanson and Mrs.
w. r. Massey spent Friday in Viii
mington.
Ronine Elliott spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Johnson of
Milford.
Mrs. Eliza Stubbs and son Mel
son spent Sunday at Denton Camp.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Workman
and children of Washington, d. C.,
we're weekend guests of Mrs. A.
G. Creadick,
Ma and Mrs, Melybin Brobst
spent few days at williamsburg
Va, last week.
Archie Feagan has returned to
Harrington after spending some
weeks with his parents in Tryon
N. C.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Smith have
returned from a trip to the New
England States.
Mrs. James Goodwill and sOT
Jimmy and Mrs. w. c. Burgess anC
daughters, Kitty Lou and Judy
spent Saturday in Rehob0th an'
Lewes.
Mrs. Herman KOhland, Free
Greenly, Jr., William McCabe ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Greenly, Sr., ant
daughter, Elizabeth Ann, attend
ed the races at Roosevelt Tuesda,
where Mr.. Greenly's horse, Roya
Blood, ran
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wagne
and family spent Sunday in Be
Air, Nd, where they attended tn
funeral of Mr.. Wagner's grandfa
ther.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Reed of Clay
ton spent Sunday with Mr.. an
Mrs. Herman LOngfellOw.
Mrs. Sue Smith of Stanton wa
a recent guest of Mrs. o. G. Moor,
Wheeler's Community Park wa
the site chosen by the Victory HON
Demonstration Club Thursday fc
their annual picnic.
The next business meeting wi
be in September at a group NEE
ing. The date will be announce
later The topic for discussion wi
be Nutrition Up-toDate." i"
Yankee Vic" fractured the lOr
pasturn bone in his left hind IL
Thursday evening at ROoseVe
Raceway. He is owned by FrC
Greenly, Sr.
Royal Blood, two-year-Old fiji
by Billy Direct, out of Calum
Evelyn, won the "His Excellen'
stake" at Roosevelt Raceway Tue
day in 2:10 3I5. He is owned
Fred Greenly, Sr.
Samuel A. Shorts new son
"Old Delaware, We Love You" w
played several times at the Ke
and Sussex Fair by Joe Basilt
Madison Garden Band.
Mr.. Basile made. the band a
rangement for Shorts new son
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-30

ed Montreal in 1916 and Brook
Ign in 1947.
One answer probably lies in the
history ofthe Newark Bears of the
international league. AS the story
goes in 1887 Newark had a star
colored pitcher, George Stovey,
who won 35 victories that year.
Negro players were an accept
ed fact in the International league
at that time. One day, howevr,
tn Chicago Cubs with Cap Arson
astheir manager were scheduled to
play the Bears on a Sunday. An
son, howver, refused to let his
cubs take the field against Sto-
vey. This brought up the issue of
money against the use of Negroes
by tn International league. The
Money angle won.
The league signed no more Ne
gro players.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-30
Arkansas
Educators Speak
Of Equality

MONTICELLO (ANP)- eve
must bring substantial equality as
soon as possible to the Negro
schools in the state" stated Nc
Cuiston, white, state supervisor Of
Negro education at the meeting of
Southwest Arkansas Schoolmast-
ers here last week.
c. A. Hicks, Negro, assistant
state supervisor of Negro educa-
ton, was also present at the meet
ing. Hicks has been instrumental
in making possible many improve
ments in Negro education through
out the state.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-30

Later a resolution was passed
urging administrators of both
public and private large-scale hou-
sing programs in every part of
the country to apply the principal
of non-segregation. eve believe"
the resolution stated, "that the
church through it's ministry, must
do all in it's power to interpret
to its whole constituency, and es-
pecially to those who are pro-
noting these projects, this princi-
pie of meeting the needs Of people
regardless Of race, creed color or
national origin"
DR.. Ralph w. Sockman, New
York Methodist, urged the audi
ence to practice the "cell princi-
ple," which he said Communists
had found $50 effective."
. Zone active cell of a h~alf-dozen
persons" he added "can change
the spirit of a church or commun-
ity. We need little centers of in
tense devotion within our organi-
cations to put Christ's principles
into practice in ways which we
cannot ex the crowd to
attempt.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-30
Ambassador
Leaves u. S. For
Good

NEW YORK amp The Lii
berian Ambassador to the United
States, Charles D. B. King, and
Mrs. King sailed from New York
for Monrovia onthe Farrell lines
Friday. Originally it had been as
sumed thatthe veteran statesman
and diplomat who had initiated the
post of Liberian Minister of the
United States, later becoming the
first Liberian Ambassador to the
United States from the African
Republic, was leaving only for a
brief vacation at home.
The Ambassador confided to
close friends, however, that he did
not expect to return. His busin-
ess interests in Liberia, where he
is a rubber planter, requires his
attention and he feels that his
country already has been most
generous in bestowing honors up
on him. He is a former chief ex-
ecutive of Liberia.
The U. S. State Department
paid high tribute tothe sterling
abilities of Ambassador King both
in his capacity as Liberian repre-.
sentative in Washington and as
leader of the Liberian delegation
to the UN.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-30
protestants Rip Housing Buis;
,Urqe Churches Lower Race Bar

COLUMBUS, o. (ANP)- The
National Convocation on the City
Church : embracing some 100000
900 protestants : urged an end
to segregation housing last week
during it's two-day session here.
High point ofthe discussion on
the proposal was the answer given.
to a southern minister, who did
not want the convocation to "tell
the people ofthe South what to
do" The minister, Rev. Oscar
Gruninger of St. Louis, was
promptly answered by Rev. Wal
ter Laetach, of Indianapolis.
Rev. Laetach told the session
the "time has come for the church
to take stand, regardless OF the
South"
If we don't like the Negro"
he4continued, "let's say so. If we
believe he is a human being, then
let's make it evident"
"For years." he declared. 81
have lived as a neighbor to a
Negro family and / have found
them to be the grandest people in
the world"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-30
Refused to Play
Against Negro
Pitchers i'm 1887

NEWARK, N. J. AMP For
years major fans have wondered
what is the origin of the "unwrit
ten" law in baseball which ban
ned Negroes from the major lea
CUES and possibly organized base
ball until Jackie Robinson reach
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-30
White Mother,
Negro Maid Save
Children

MEMPHIS (ANP)- A Negro
maid teamed with a white mother
to save the latter's two children
from a fire that destroyed the
home of Cecil P. Stroud, white,
here last week.
The h Mrs. Stroud,
rescued her 18-month-old daugh-
ter, Bonnie Lee Barber, by raising
a ladder and kicking in an upper
story window.
Miss lola Mae Shelton, the maid,
rescued Connie Sue, 17-months-
old, just asthe flames YER lick
ing at the child.
The fire apparently started in
the downstairs rear bedroom,
where a floor CRATE provides heat
from a basement furnace. Nothing
was left of the house except the
brick chimney and basement.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-30

Approval Of established frater-
mites and ~sororities now on the
campus would be CONDITIONED up
on a reasonable effort to secure
amendments eliminating the I'M
dsirable restrictions
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-30
Wisconsin u.
Faculty to Seek
End to Race Bans

MADISON, Wis. CAMP A
faculty committee of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin has recommend
ed creation Of a university COM
mittee on human relations to be
made up of three faculty mem
bers and three students.
Next month, the entire faculty
will act onthe committees recon-
mendations, which include estab-
lishment of an "anti-discrimina-
ton policy by the university.
The committee recommended that
mo new organization" with char
ter provisions barring candidates
because of race or religion be ap-
proved.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-30
III Health Forces ~Retirement'Of
Dr.. ]. Alvin Russell

deacon James S. Russell. He was
born onthe schools campus June
10, 1885.
DR.. Russell holds an A. B. de-
gree from Oberlin college, an M.
A. from Columbia and an M. A.
in sociology from the University
of Pennsylvania. In addition, he
holds the honorary degrees of
doctor of laws from Virginia State
college and Doctor of Divinity
from Virginia university and Vir-
ginia Theological seminary.
He also studied at Philadelphia
Divinity school and was ordained
a Protestan Episcopal church dea-
con in 1915. In 1916, he was made
a priest and served inseveral fac
! ulty posts at st. Paul. He succeed
| ed his father to become the second
principal in 1929.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-30

LAWRENCEvILLE, Va. IAN
P) I'll health forced the retirement
of DR.. j. Alvin Russell from his
post as president Of st. Paul Poly
technic institute, as Of last Oct.
%, it was announced here last
week. The announcement had been
withheld pending election of a sue
cessor by the board of trustees.
The 64-year-old educator, who
headed st. Paul for Fl years, un-
derwent a major operation in 80
46 and was hospitalized in 1913.
He was granted a years leave of
absence last spring and an inter-
i'm committee was appointed to ad-
minister the schools affairs. :
He is the second child and ED
est son of the founder and princi-
pal emeritus ofthe school, Arch
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-30

PHONE YOUR NEWS TIPS to
tho Daily Express. 1907 German
town ST., by calling HEmlock 1916.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG PROFESSIONAL COUPLE
and mother quiet, respectable, no
children or pets. need 2-bedrm. apt.
NV. area; mod. priced; immed.
CATHoLIC i. grad. student. wife and
yr,-old child, urgently need | or 2
bedrm. furn. apt. Prefer 1st floor.
WO. $500, Ext. "A.
EMBASSY EMPLOYE wants efficiency
apt % preferably na bly, uafurn De, M $500 $500
EMPL, MOTHER AND CHILD desire
1-bedrm;. kit. and bath furn. apt.
or residence with family in nice
Ma. $3.50. before pm, Ma. 1864,
Rm 413 after g. 81
SMALL FURNISHED APT. IN NV,
desired a eds BY single man; max. s55.
BY TWo GIRLS or single rooms; pref
erably in Va. Call IA. s-2457, after
FGRS1shED { ;RS 3 If; EFFICIENCY APT, de-
| sired by single govt. man; prefer
Pug9nt p s3at Circle vicinity. Box adl A.
DEPENDABLE COUPLE, colored, de-
sires unturn. 2-rm; apt kit, bath;
1HnS sG9S refs sfsir.s TR; a2s85ab,s 2S5db
fSTa. sept iPt' 15 In must sahas hsye on or before
REFINED YOUNG LADY desires eff.
apt; furn. or unfurn. in Dupont
Gi5ele G6 e7F Area; IL 18th sxss st. or Conn. aye
UNFURN. a-BEDRM., NV; respon-
Wilson High. Box 371-Y, Star.
TWO REFINED LADIES desire un-
turn. 2-bedrm, apt. NV. of 18th St,
EMPLoYED mp. Yfs MOTHER MOT HER, desires small
apt; in pvt, home; day care for in
EFFICIENCY APT, kit. facilities, pvt.
oficer; pref. apt. bldg. Can EN-.
4s59: 4sinsda after 9 8 pm; sts Friday or all day
GEokGEfoWN SRS iqSfvE iTqaSffvvEERs1r1 protes-
sor, single, desires attractive first or
second floor furnished apt. in
Sdqm Ftchen sisan1s snd prvats y ba sT
YOUNG WOMAN would like clean.
light room and bath in NV; prefer
Gae9FgetGEn; asfT star VIC Wisconsin. Ok. Box
wRITEiR WANTS quiet. private. un-
furnished apartment. DE. SS07
after pm. Box 35s-V. Star.
mos, OF Govt. employe going over
seas. Cali WI. 9lI3. o5s
YOUNG CoUPLE with children
needs furn. 2-bedrm. apt. around
S55. MRS. THOMPSON. DE. 2191.
3 YOUNG LADIES desire 2-bedroom
unfurn. apt; NV. Sec; max. S75;
good ref. GE. 1891, after 6. 25'
YOUNG COUPLE, both teachers. de-
sire 1-bedrm. furn. apt. in Alexan-
dria or vicinity; reas. rent. Call
LU. 4-6012 after g. -25
COW. GEORGETOWN HOSPITAL
Nurses desire 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt.
| pvt. entrance; liv. rm., kit, bath
with shower; reas. rent. GE. 1857,
| after pm. -25
Evening star., 1950-08-25
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
SILVER SPRINGS AREA-Now ava

SILVER SPRINGS AREA-Now avail
close to Schools, trans. and Shop
ping. Reas. rent. Call sH. 06Q1,
ewes. LA. 6-SS00. L. H. CAR
M MIcGAEE GAEFsRH4R REAhTY M6 60: -a-rm 20 cot-
tage. electricity, running water. -S25
mo. o. B. zANTzINGER, Jr.. WA
cLiNToN. MD.-New 5-rm. and bath
all-elec. kit, h.-w.h.. $s5 mo. Cal
OWNER, Cypress 9333.
81: @ B., shr; ,,I newly dee suto g, b i,
s-BEDRooM HOUSE, large yard;
gas heat, fireplace; near shopping
and schools. $125 mo. WA. 9034
Sill. SPRG.-Excel. sect. new rambler
rms. porch. acre. stream; SIZE
BRK. BUNGALOW oedrms. living
rm.. equip. kit: oil heat, large. yard,
$40 mo. unfurn.. Ardmore. Md. Elk.
8 BEDRMs.. entrance hall; liv. rm..
din. rm., klt.; attached garage; au-
tomato gas h.-wh.: / blk. from
school, $50 mo. Herndon PAT or
ewes. Herndon 70. -27
NEW 3-BEDRM.-Fenced yard; conv
shopping; S135 mo. AK. 53i3. 81
gig MADISON ST. N.W.--Semide-
tached, 8 rooms and . baths; sin
gle garage: coTCerted into > Arm.
apartments with . complete kitch-
ems; good condition.; Sl5o House
open Sunday or phone MA. 9202 for
appointment. ~
4-RM. AND BATH HOUSE for rent;
oil h.-w.h., gas stove and refriger-
ator: Tel: Manassas 33-F-2. --27
Alexandria. rms, . bedrms.. full
tile bsmt., Bendix; sos mo. plus
util. "a Monticello rd, Alexandria
Va. -27
3-ROoM COTTAGE. 12 miles Key
Bridge. S25 mo. plus some sitting
country resident preferred. Phone
FA. 7945. -27
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 2937; eyes,, GE. 1416.
MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured: reas. Call
any time, Mr.. COOK. GIL. 5137.
across the country: safe storage ID
Phone No. OI04 UNION STORAGE
CO INC est 1906
EX-GI-Mov., pack, crat., storage;
local, long dist; small or large jobs:
free cartons for pack. HO. 5S19.
%"
PARKS TRANSFER-Moving at your
conyen.; also trunks and baggage.
Call any time, AID 1887, 25s
Evening star., 1950-08-25
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT, beer license. mod.
equip, afr-cond.. fountain: ideal for
62l;: priced right. ME. o4s6, Ii.
DRUG sToRE-Exc. Arl. loc.; low
rent; busy mod. store; over 5000
daily: 81 800 cash req.; no brokers.
Box 371-V, Star. 25'
AUTO REPAIR and body shop-Rea-
sonably priced; good equipment and
oppoTsanity for for 2 men men. '0s54H7 81. sly
BEAGTY sHoP-Priced for Quick
sale; must sell this week. Call
COUNTRY STORE BARGAIN-Full
price, $3.50, including property,
good stock, modern fixtures and
very profitable business; on main
sogst street nearby Gal1 TNp% Va tSwp See this
Broker. JE. s-S5i7 or FA. $3.50:
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. located
on 3 main hwys.; beer and wine
licenses; 1S sleeping rms, baths,
fully equip; doing. good business.
poST IaSna "inHi69ster sH6p r.a,snS Va sSs2
Silver Spring; 1neieni oWner must ia'S!ieh; sell;
good yearly income. Sligo O364.
GROCERY STORE, excellent corner,
complete equip. owner i'll; sacrifice.
DRY FPT GOODS { 81 n,x, AND, VARIETY STORE 70
for sale or suitcase, Inquire, 40ls
MINNESOTA ave. ne. or call Elk.
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING
store-1106 18th st. NV. ST. 9762.
COUNTRY DELICATEssEN, nearby
Va; beer and wine of sale; year
lease, rent 500; mixed trade; no
delivery; all business Is cash; store
crossing over $1,000 weekly; should
sell Immediately. For appt.. call
M. BroGn a1oG With YEoNAs REALTY.
COUNTRY STORE, 10 mi. from
D. c.; modern bldg. with 5 rms;
ground; business crossing $1,000
per mo-; mixed trade; beer and
wine of sale; property and bust
$4,000 win handle. For appt..
REALTY. GIL. 200, OK. 1243. 81
GROCERY and filling station; Route
240, between Bethesda and Rock
yille-Long-term lease, option to
by: W;x RoWARD Re}was5I R; B., sGHAFER, ldAT seo6
$4,000 70 INVEST FL in cri outright busi-
ness or, partnership. Give details
first letter. Box 4O4-V, Star. 27s
DRUGSTORE PARTNERSHIP for sale
cheap, in fast-growing s.e. section,
doing good business; plenty of stock;
long lease; all new fixtures; other
business interferes. Call after s
pm, DIR. JIM, 10. 2-53OO.
SANDWICH SHOP for sale by owner;
doing over $500 per wk; open $50
am. to $40 pm; closed Sundays
Phone LO. 5-334S. -27
USED-CAR LOT-Choice used car lot
for rent. Reasonable. Located june
tion U. s. 29-211-50 hwys. at Fair
fax Circle, Fairfax, Va, Modernistic
bldg, large display platform. L. P.
WARRINGTON or r. A. LANE,
phone Fairfax 700. -27
YOUNG MECHANICAL ENGINEER
wishes to buy interest in metal
working, plastics manufacturing or
electrical goods manufacturing con-
Germ. Please give full particulars, in
cluding product manufactured and
capital desired. Principals only; Box
401-V. Star. 27"
S ACRES, 12-rm. brick -and-frame
hotel, arm. brick guest cottage;
near Charlottesville. $4,000; 81 900
down, 500 mo-; 81. TIE. ABB.
20
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COLORED
WAKEFIELD HALL,

2101 New Hampshire ave. nw.-1.
ficiency aptS., $3.50 to S76. in
cludes all utilities. 1-year lease;
1st and last months rent required
Apis. shown only after applications
have been filed. Agent on premises,
10 q m to 6 nm
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HoUsEs-sALE-N.W. (cont. ]
DETACHED BRICK, 2sOs Douglas st.

DETACHED BRICK, 2sOs Douglas ST.,
screened rear porches, full bsmt, oil
h.-w.h.. rec. rm., lge. yard with
side. driveway; vacant. immed. pos
session; $l'500 ,,1s to 5000 -Gs6 SASH bal; bal
$I3.05O-Cor, 2nd and Webster sts;
NV Semidet brick, bedrms.,, 3
porches, garage, recr. rm., oil h.
VIII. McDEVITT. Realtor, RA. 1922.
6-ROoM HOUSE, modern kitchen;
trade for small farm; committing
Sth AND HAMILTON-3-be row
brick. modernized; bsmt., rec. rm.,
music rm, Workshop; s Sp sarags; 1IiSc sla;- II
NEAR 10Th AND PARK KD. N.w-
Detached 3-story and he sement,
conta ring l. rooms, AZ baths;
suitable for doctor. e@nyaies,fientt Gs,ient
property In osond condition. Call
RI lol5 til 3 p.m. VIM. H. sAuN-
NEAR EAR MILITARY MIL TAI: AND RENO I'd;
;S17; 7;95o-4-bedroom. 2h-bath row
and det. gar; fireplace in liv. rm.
This home is in perfect condition:
Be sure and see this one. SOLEM
REALTY CO., MA. 4244. Ewes. WI.
S90S. --26
Truly a beautiful job of remodeling
and modernization; rooms, 2h
baths, private formal walled garden;
owner leaving city; asking S39, 800.
wants an offer Ewes, call HI.
1850. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI.
11i3 KENYON ST. N.W.-Reduced
for quick sale, bedrms. JAMES S.
Mr.. 5th AND FARRAGUT-Owne
must sell mod. S-rm row brick. rec.
rm.. deep back yard sell or trade
for 6-rm. det. brick in Silver Spring
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. SH. 1894
till 8.
Evening star., 1950-08-25

price, $S.750, including property,
good stock, modern fixtures and
very profitable business; on main
street, nearby Va. town. See this
today. Call HENRY C. BROWN,
Broker JE. 3-S517 or FA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVAL OFFICER with children of
school age desires unfurn. 3 or
suburban Va; as a property owner
himself will guar. care of home
Can Mr.. LONG RE. 740o. Ext.
4-l675. -26
home, 35 min. Communication to
New York City for house or 2 or
more M sIS;trhs sedFm. apt in a2% sg9S nSTthwest
sHIPMAN' Ho. 6s7a. rs.
2 OR 3-BEDRooM HOUSE unfurn-
ished in vicinity Of Falls Church or
2 EMPIoYED ladies, college eradu-
ates with highest refs. desire -
bedrm: furn. house in GEORGETOWN:
Max: MAY $50. AID. 1906 before 8 and
INTERNATIONAL CIV. sERvENT;
family adults, interested renting
seven months. furn. 2bedrm. house.
apt: good care assured. HO. S335.
BRITISH CORRESPONDENT seeks
unfurnished 3-bedroom house from
SON High School area. ST. oaSl
A. Aa'F.nS +. oFFicER fdS; needs nice s-bedrm.
unfur. house in Beverly Hills or
dQgaC6IlU area. Nv, OO94.
UNFINISHED HOUSE, 3 or 4 bed
rooms; wanted by responsible party.
Call CHI. 1850. 27'
GEORGETOWN OR VIC. in good
neighborhood. 2 or 3 bedrm. attract.
turn; house; careful tenant; ups to
8. OR 4 BEDRM.. furn. or unfurn.
house for military attache with 8
small children; NV. Chevy Chase,
Silver .Spr.. Bethesda: maximum s.
care. Call OR. 0551. -27
CANADIAN DIPLOMAT. and family
desires 4-bedrm. house In NV. OR.
1413. -27
Education Assoc. wife, grown son.
des.. 4-bedrm. house; $3.50. 81.
1894. -27
ATTR. UNFURN. HOUSE or apt, 2
or 3 brs.. conv. to good school: Pen
tason; approx. S150. WI. 2013.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

2 GIRLS, age 20 to %, to share 6-rm
bungalow, Arl., conv. transp. Call
OW. 1924 weekdays after pm.-27
NAVY HUSBAND recalled to active
overseas duty; will share my attrac
2-bedrm. house in conv. N. Arl. with
business girl. Unlim. phone, tele-
vision, riano, closet space, kit. privi-
legeS. Avail. immed DI. O3S4 day
time; OW. 6496 ewes. -25
COOP. HOUSE has opening for
young man 20 to 35; mr.. Dupont
Circle. DE. 2152, after $50 pm.
SHARE HOME with a congenial lady,
home PRIVILEGES. In Sc section
Fri. and before 4 pm. Sat. -26
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HOUSES FURNISHED

Mr.. MACARTHUR BLvD.-Modern
$50; available about Sept. Is.
HUGH B, CONNER, 1927 K st. NV,
GiEoRGaESTTowN-Furnished house for
rent, 1410 Bath st. NV; 3 master
b1eedrms.' 2 maids rms, 3h baths;
garden, din. I'm. and kit, 3 fire.
places; 2-yr. lease; no agents. Cau
ARIINGToN-clean well furn. 2
bedrm. house; washing machine:
fenced yard; $l25; adults. OK.
NEW RAMBLER tastefully furn. close
in, N. Arlington, country club area,
9 bedrmS., 2 baths, screened porch,
fireplace; garage; dishwasher, dis
posai; $3.50 per mo. About months.
ia. 2-94l9. 80
BURLEI1H-3 bedrms., bath; $125;
nnms1 ayaiiabis sTSn5 ssptem5er ND l. i San M NJ
Mr.. CATH. U.-New semidet. brk..
lge, rms ms gas heat, bsmt, yyd; Sl25: Sae
NICELY FURNiSHED a-bedrm. semi
duplex at 1928 Sixth road. North.
Arlington, Va. Large basement. yard,
etc. $125 per month. GIL. 240s.
SEVEN ROOMS. IA baths, 3 porches,
gas heat: convenient. all white. ne.
S125 per month. Box 42o-V, Star.
500 MONTANA AVE. N.E..-Five rms.
1st J; e. WELDON CO.. Realtors,
FOR 2 ADULTs-Heavenly home in
Sd,, Silver Spring. inquire On. End f.. 1894
Tq E; G0; ySS bo:. in % .1
eyerything; $125 mo. TIE. 45Is.
CHEVY CHASE---Lovely home. s rms,
bath bath and powder rm:, Bendix. gar;
TINGToN, WI. s8s5. OR. ssss. Os7
LEWISDALE. MD.-Attrac. brick
home, nicely turn., 8 bedrooms, 2
baths, all-electric kitchen, gas heat,
automatic washer and dryer, deep
freeze, Dumont television; fenced
yard; available September l; $3.50.
e6qs' e6qse DUNN q co. Realtor, aR HY.
GEORGETOWN - Bright. sunny.
beaut.-furn 6-rm home; 2 fireplS.:
attr... garden. Wo. 373s before 2
FALLS fs;'e 'ceHiuRcH-close to st. James
School. bus; bedrms. 2h baths,
full bsmt.. garage; auto. oil hot-air
heat; fenced yard; S175 mo. FA.
BETHESDA rms. for II mos; M
garage. screened porch, finished at
tic, recre: rm.: $3.50 mo. Adults.
No pets. WI. 7943. -27
65O5 FULTON-Nicely furn. 2-bedrm.
home in Chevy Chase. Md; conv. to
transp. and stores: $3.50 per month
with 8 mo. lease. To inspect call
RE. 1897. -26
RENT STARTS OCT. 1st
1924 Nicholson n.w.-Vacant; exclu-
sive residential 10Th St, ] 8 min.
bus downtown; my furnished home,
baby grand piano, 5 bedrooms, 5
baths plus finished basement with
| maids rm.: clean gas-furnace steam
heat; lease 1 yr. or longer, respon-
sible family only. $3.50. far below
| OPA. Win consider selling. Open
Sat. and Sun. Phone agt., RIA. iii
or WI. S699 or write MADISON,
1870 Flores. w. Hollywood, Calf
Evening star., 1950-08-25

GROCERY STORE, excellent corner,
complete equip. Owner i'll; sacrifice.
1862 P ST. NV. 25' y
DRY GOODS AND, VARIETY STORE
for sale or suitcase. Inquire 401S
1859. 25s
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING
store-1106 18th st. NV. ST. 9762.