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Evening star., 1951-06-18
Miss Adams Bride
.Of Mr.. Heron

Miss Mary Sarah Adams, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Windsor
Adams of Bethesda, and Mr.. Rob-
ert Hendricks Heron, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Holland Heron of Ken
sington, were married June 9
in Our Lady of Lourdes Church
in Bethesda, Father Elmer Fisher
officiating.
Mrs. Robert C. Orme was ma
tron of honor for her sister and
Mr.. William H. Heron served as
best man for his brother. After
their wedding trip, the newlyweds
will reside in Bethesda. The
bridegroom is a graduate Of the
University of Maryland.
Evening star., 1951-06-18

Hayes Pierce
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest j. Hayes
of Arlington announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Ber-
nice Anne, to MIR. Harry E. Pierce,
jr., son of Mrs. Helen Pierce, also
Of Arlington.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Washington School for Sec
retaries. Her fiance, a graduate
|of Central High School, spent
two years in the armed forces as
IA Marine and attended the Uni
versity of Virginia.
Evening star., 1951-06-18

OF interest in Washington
where the couple will make their
home, was the wedding yesterday
of Miss Marion Eileen Greenwell.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Golden Greenwell of Martinsville.
Ill, and Mr.. Anthony Mario Cas-
tello, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Castellucci of Asbury Park, NJ. j.
Father Marcellini Romagno
oficiated at the ceremony in Our
Lady of Mount Carmel Church
and a reception followed at the
Homestead Golf and Country Club
In Spring Lake. N. j. Mr.. and
Mrs. CASTILLO left later for a trip
to Quebec and Murray Bay.
Evening star., 1951-06-18
Sally Wilson
ToBeBride

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle c. Wilson an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Sally, to Mr.. Charles
Barrett Crawford, son Of Brig
Gen, and Mrs. David j. Crawford.
Gen. Crawford is commanding
officer of the Tank Automotive
Center in Detroit, Mich.
Evening star., 1951-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Randolph
Knox announce the engagement
of their daughter Jean Danger
field to Mr.. Maurice Waters
Chiswell. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Maurice H. Chiswell of Gathers
burg. Both the bride-elect and
her flance graduated from the
University of Maryland where
she was a member of Alpha Delta
Pi sorority and he a member OF
Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity.
A September wedding Is
planned.
Lefeyre-Linton
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Elting Le-
Fevre announce the engagement
of their daughter Jean Elting tt
Mr.. Calvin Darlington Linton, sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin H. Lintor
of this city.
Miss LeFevre attended Ran
dolph-Macon Women's College II
Lynchburg, Va, and received hel
masters degree from George
Washington University. She is
member of Kappa Alpha Thets
fraternity and Phi Delta Gamma
honorary sorority. Mr.. Lintor
received his Ph.D. degree from
Johns Hopkins University.
Wells Henney
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Well
of Staunton, Va, announce tn
engagement of their daughte
Carolee Josephine to 1t. F'rederi
A. Henney, jr.. U. S. A. F.. son
Mrs. John Shirley Hurst of Miam
Fla, and Col. Henney of tn
Engineer Corps. The wedding wi
take place June 16 in Trinit
Episcopal Church in Staunton.
Miss Wells was graduated thi
week from Mary Baldwin COLLEGE
She attended Hannah Nor
Academy. 1t. Henney is tn
grandson of Maj. Gen. and Mr.
Evening star., 1951-06-18

Tex, where he will be stationed.
Gen. and Mrs. Saville entertained
at rehearsal supper for the bridal
party Saturday evening and a
supper for the bridesmaids on
Friday.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
County Center Program
To Mark Book Month

Jewish Book Month will be cele-
brated by the Montgomery Coun-
ty Jewish Community, Inc. at q
program at $50 tomorrow in the
center. 8402 Freyman drive
Chevy Chase.
Menahem Bjoza, director o1
Chain WeitZman Jewish Folk
Schools in Washington, will speak
on Jewish Life as Reflected in Its
Literature" and Mordecai Shalev
second secretary of the Israeli EN-
bassy. will discuss "The Literary
Scene in Israel" Also participat-
ing will be Cantor Frederick Gold
berg and the MCJC choir.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

DETROIT, Dec. because his
three childen have innocent faces
and glib tongues, 40-year-old Mer-
rill Bolstar Is home with his fam
lily instead Of serving a To-day
Jail term.
But because they also have vivid
imaginations. recorders court off,
cials know it was nicely executed
hoax that got him out.
Bolstar's children-Merrill, jr.
Is: Harold. 13, and Barbara. IL
showed up at court Wednesday
when he was due to pay a IS fine
or go to Jail on a charge of drunk
enness. They took along a couple
of neighbor children, aged Is and
l3, to make their case look more
convincing. and the neighbors also
identified themselves as little Boil
stars.
The children explained they had
been saving IS for their mothers
Christmas present. but it was
more important to get Daddy out
of jail"
Judge George Murphy dimissed
the charges against Bolstar and
told the children to keep their
money.
But later reporters noted the
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Only Two Gamblers
Here Appear on List
OF Tax Stamp Holders

Washington gamblers apparent
ly intend to remain coy about
their operations, at least as far as
the Federal gambling tax stamps
are concerned.
George r. Hofferbert, deputy
collector of internal revenue, said
today that except for two men in
this area previously announced as
having been issued the stamps, no
names appear on his list.
The pair of Washington area
men were in jovial mood as they
displayed newly purchased
gambling tax stamp outside
United States Commissioner Cyril
s. Lawrence's office today.
Hearing Postponed.
The men, Samuel Perzow, 40, of
the 600 block of Kensington place,
and his brother. Morris Parzow,
81, of Silver Spring. Md, we're
scheduled to appear before the
commissioner today to answer
charges of setting up a gaming
table, operating a numbers lottery
and possessing numbers slips.
However, they won a continu-
ance when their lawyer, T. Edward
O'Connell, was unable to appear
to plead their case. Mr.. O'Con-
nell was busy in District Court.
You can buy it as collectors
item or souvenir, if you want to, :"
Samuel Parzow told reporters as
his brother displayed the stamp.
Sam had left his at home. IT'S
now past history. In fact" he
added, Its like any other permit.
or restaurant license"
Why He Bought 1t.
In response to a question about
why he had bought the stamp, he
replied:
You can use your own judge
ment as to why I bought it,"
The brothers were arrested No.
vember Is in a raid at a roomine
house in the 1400 block of Meri-
dian place NV.
Meantime, Federal gambling
tax stamps went out today for
10 Virginia gamblers, none in the
nearby area. The stamps were
Evening star., 1951-12-07
British Suez General
Ready 10 End Dealing
.With Cairo Officials
BY the Associated Press

ISHMAILIA. Egypt. Dec. Lit.
Gen. Sir George Erskine, COM
mander of British forces in Egypt,
said today he is through dealing
with Egyptian authorities on the
question of decreasing friction be-
tween his troops and Egyptian po-
lice unless they are able to show
a marked Improvement"
1.-THE future lies in the hands of
the Egyptians" he told a news
conference. Il have said all
have to say to them. We are not
looking for trouble and we are do
ing everything possible to avoid it.
But we must meet violence with
action"
British and Egyptian authori-
ties have met in the past to CO.
ordinate efforts at preserving
peace in the strife-ridden Suez
Canal area.
AS an example of a stiffening
British policy. Gen. Erskine said
he ordered the 10th Paratroop
Brigade to begin construction of
a road and bridge between the
Suez garrison and a nearby wa
ter publication plant. The Brit
ish postponed the project earlier
when the Egyptian Ministry of
Interior told them armed police
would be in the area to protect
the inhabitants"
Sir George said he told the
ministry he would not accept
armed police anywhere near my
troops" He said the Egyptians
wanted a week to talk over the
construction project. which would
require the removal Of several
native hutS.
The British commander said
the new road was needed to carry
equipment for repairing the flltra-
ton plant, which recently was
damaged by a terrorist bomb.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
TaImadge Fires Blast
AT Truman 'FEPc Plan
BY the Associoied Press

PINE BLUFF, Ark, Dec. L.
Visiting Arkansas to hunt ducks.
Georgia's Gov. Herman Talmadge
fired a double -barreled blast last
might at President Truman and
his fair employment practices plan.
There wouldn't be enough
troops or arms in the country to
enforce the Fair Employment
Practices Commission in Georgia, +"
the Governor said.
"Non-segregation in Georgia
schools and in the entire South
will never work as long as red
blood runs in white mems veins"
And he added:
I'm my opinion, If Truman runs
for President in 1852, he will not
carry the State of Georgia. The
President is trying to destroy
Everything that the South holds
near and dear"
Evening star., 1951-12-07

sent out from the Office of the
Bureau of Internal Revenue at
Richmond.
Richmond Issues 10 Stamps.
Three went to Appalachia
three to Pocahontas, two to
Petersburg and two to Norfolk.
The 10 were the first to be issued
by the Richmond Office.
Possession of the stamp, re-
quired by law for all gamblers,
still does not make their opera
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Youngsters Borrow ? Neighbors
To Help Free Daddy From Jail

ages Of the children and decided
they couldn't all be members ot
one family. Pressed for an ex-
planation, Barbara said:
I'VE lied to get daddy out oi
jail. Mama told us to borrow the
IS from the grocer and tell him
we would pay him Saturday"
Grocer Sam Cini confirmed hel
story.
Evening star., 1951-12-07

Louis Orgera last summer.
Mr.. Shinker served as controlle,
of the Washington Chest Fedora
ton before joining the suburba,
organization.
He is member of the Wash
ington Board of Trade. the Hol!
Name Society and the "13" Club
Mr.. and Mrs. Shinker and theil
two children live at 1902 Elsor
street.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Council

SoAAASAAs
| The appoint
ment of Mr..
| Shinker, W h o
has been serv-
| ing as acting
executive direc-
| tor since July,
was announced
| by Judge Sted-
m a n Prescott,
president of the
M o n t g o merry
Chest. The di-
re- tor fills a
lVacancy created
| by the death of
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Deep SEQ Storage

Repairmen who mended 5.
month break in the Australian
New Zealand cables found 10 miles
Of unused cable, still in good con-
dition after 40 years on the sea
bed.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Old Church: Marble Pulpit

CAIRO.-One of Cairo's old
coptic churches, among the old
est in the world. contains a mar
BILE pulpit and one OF its ikonstases
is inlaid with ivory. 1t is said to
be the church in which SAINT
Barsum the Naked resided for a
nuarter of a century.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Shinker Is Named 10 Head
Chest in Takoma Park

Virgil j. Shinker Of Takoma
Park has been named executive
director of the Montgomery
County Community Chest and
Evening star., 1951-12-07

ition legal in places such as Vir-
ginia. where gambling is illegal
under State law.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
APARTMENTS WANTED

bath. bath wanted '' by ny Z business 5ii 'Shrs sirls.
Location GEORGETOWN or NV. Wash. /:
refs. on request. After z pm. CO.
1000, Ext. 504.
GIRL WANTS unfurnished apt. in
apt. building; NV district. Phone
Ho; 6702; after z pm. Ia.
FREE-LANDLoRDs. Applicants wait
ing for your furn; or unfurn. apis.
Md. white MA. 0091.
CAN'T GET MARRIED till we find
nicely furnished 1-bedroom apt.
$500. ext. 140 after $40. IL
GIRL DESIRES share the apt. of 2
or 3 other girls; vic. 18th st. and
Col. I'd, NV MI. 456s after 5 pm.
MOTHER and two daughters (refined)
desire furn. apt. in arl.. Va: J or
2 bedrms;; reas. rent. Ii. $4,000,
Ext. 52267, s to 4:3O 12'
WANTED-Small unfurnished apart
ment or rooms for light housekeep-
ing in private home for one adult.
NAVAL OFFICER, wife. boy and girl,
a and 16. desires nnfurnished 3
coMDR. RHoADEs, Liberty $500,
Ext. 76944, or Overlook 1885.
ONE-BEDRM. or efic. apt. surn.,
wanted by 2 Govt. empl. men. Call
Mr.. g,RINsMAID. 6:3o-s:30 ewes.
WANTED-SubIet 2-bedroom apt,
Northwest or GEORGETOWN preferred; ;
mos. beginning May /, for 3
responsible. quiet businesswomen:
S125 to $3.50 per month. Write Box
273-z. Star, or call ST. $685., 8 to 5.
13'
EMPLOYED COUPLE wants unfurn.
apartment; from $50 to $40; In ne.
Or sc. Boy 269-Z, Star. II"
2 OR 3 BEDRMS., kit. liv. rm.. bath;
Conn. ave. area. Adults. Box 277-Z.
Star
BACHELOR desires furnished ef-
ficiency apt. in Dupont Circle area.
Phone Ho. S306 after 5 pm. 12'
3 GIRLS desire furnished apt; N.
Arl. pref. off Columbia pike. Refs.
oW; 6724 after 8 pm. 13'
Young MAN, Govt. employe, nom
drinker, desires furn. or unfurn. apt.
or light housekeeping rm.: about
May 15; prefer Oh. Ch.. D. c., or
good NV. area. Box 276-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

ATTRAC. EFFIC. APT. with foyer, 81
1t. liv. rm., din. alcove, new kit.
dressing closet with Murphy bed and
bath. Excel. location, adjac. Rock
Creek Park, Just north OF 18th
and Columbia rd. Phase call Mr.
Gavin with H. G. SMITHY CO., ST
$500; res, MI. 1904.
8 LGE. RMS. plus foyer. modernized
kit. huge storage closet and bath
In this bright well decor. corner
apt. Conv. in-town location, in a
tive. Elevator and switchboard serv-
ice. Total price only $9,50O. Please
call Mr.. Gavin with H. G. SMITHY
CO. ST. 1900. Res. MI knn4.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
FARM 8 GARDEN

NEW EQUIPMENT. H. c. Cub
Super A and C tractors, plows, cul-
tivators, discs. grader blades, load
ers, mowers. harrows. manure
spreaders. balers. forage harvester,
drills. Brillion grass seeders. wagons,
mills. shelters. mixers; milk cool
ers. cream separator, Louden barn
equip. parts and serv. MALoNEY'S.
INC. Silver Spring, SH. 1880.
USED EoUIPMENT-F-20 with cul-
tivator and mower, reg. A with
mower. F-l2 with cultiv.. v. A. c.
case with pillow and guilty. Allis
Chalmers B with plow and Guilty,
Mime: Moline tractor. Rototlller
garden tractors, HM-22l cultivs.'
Briggs and Stratton motor. Wiscon-
sin motors, horse mowers, 4-wheel
spreader; corn planter. Ford mower
new new Holland baler. M5AJL1ooNEYs' M5AJL1ooN
h;p.; 6,16 tractor tires; S170. Gail
viRGiN % ~iiopsoIL, driveway graSel;
best quality; quick delivery: land
scaping. LU. 1-5563, liz
POWER LAWN MOWERS - s52 .95
and up; ReO' sHar stearns aI and dSr2p EsIipss'
spring, Ma Nd. sH. 0tsas $3.50. ave. 'i''ef
NEW EQUIPMENT-Garde tractors,
h.p... S155 and up. Choremaster,
MsI snd dInv.s plaRss Jr Also used ss models,
RED, WHITE AND BLUE CRAZE
Collection-2 each Red Brighton,
White Niagara, New Blue Fredonia;
t;tf total, six six S.year srspe vines: spe-
ASK @ for free 9 COPY @ 56epsse spas; pSsain pianting
guide in color, offered by Virginia S
largest growers of fruit trees. nut
trees, berry plants, grape vines. and
ornamental plant material. Sales
S6RRsER1Es, SSfHREs xan5sa @aynesboFo %AYNEssoRo VS.
MALL nsIts CHAM aAd SAWS: SAWS neS a4s nsse
nc @ silver 1--we sprinss ssrHlse sH. HMAESShfs 1885,
Blue STONE, FIJI dirt. topsoil, road
gravel; tree removing and hauling.
SH. 5110 or 10. 3-5579 -13
TOP S0H-Best obtainable for lawns
and and flower BEDS; special price TOR
TREES TorpEb. D. pTgned Tsn; and nd re-
moved; lowest possible prices. In
fLAGSToNE WALKS, terraces. fire.
places, retaining. walls. pipe drain
age al kinds OF cement work. F.
RkaKFcneci4i koeFTiile s5ss' Rockville, Nd Phone
BULLDOZERS for grading. land clear
ing and excavating. Estimates free.
Call AT 0725.
TREE REMOVAL; topped, pruned,
feeding; land clearing; lowest prices.
metropolitan area. JU. S-4731.
ennials and strawberry plants: the
best variety. JOHN BURDOFT. Coles
vile, Nd Call Ashton 3S46.
TOP SOIL, very good rich top soil
for lawns and green houses: very
reas. Call HI. 1893. is
AZALEAS. hardy, field grown, all
colors and sizes. SIS dozen and up.
Magnolia trees. SOC and up Whole
sale or retail. Open Sat. and Sun,
25I0 18th st. ne. 80
grading, lawns, seed beds prepared :
free est m Call nGR1 q
Evening star., 1951-04-11
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

FIRST-FLooR SLEEPING ROOM
and basement kitchen: nice location
on Md. ave. ne; $45 month. Call
after 8 pm. Ii. 4-9420.
S13 X ST. N.E.-Large room. radio,
next bath; S21 month.
ROOM FOR 2-One block Catholic
Univ; unlim. phone; kit. privii: next
to bath. HO. 5S19. 12s
FURNISHED RM. in new home; en-
ployed lady; good transp.; So pei
wk.; near r. I. ave. ne; 1890
ROOM FOR MAN-2nd floor next to
bath; pvt home; "a block from Mt
Rainier cariine. MI. 6753.
rm., gentleman. pvt. entr.. off-street
parking. Phone. bus at door. 10
min. downtown. S35. DU. 4Q59.
NEAR CATHOLIC U.-Larse front rm
so' sa5tasls s{s,5 for man. $50 mo: Call
CoIoRED-LARGE furn. nm. with
PIT. fdt6.5 IL; refined home; references
coLoRED1RooM FOR employed
couple, or girls. or 2 men: privils
Just off NJ Capitol, HO. S737. Ia
Evening star., 1951-04-11
HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE, MD, 4 bedrms.. Ia
baths. for rent from April 18th to
Nov. 10th. $3.50 per mo. Please call
Mr.. Barrow. RANDALL H. HAGNER
g. CO.. INC. DE. 5000.
rooms, bath, oil
h.-w.h.. no small children, S75 mo.
Includes heat and all utilities.
ERWIN REALTY CO., HY. 1884,
QUEENS CHAPEL shop. center. attrac.
5-rm. home; 2 bedrms., liv. rm.. sep.
din. rm., equip. kit, new auto. wash
Ell, stor. attic; fine garden. blks.
PERRY HAY CO. 81, 6242.
CHARMING 2-BEDRM. HOUSE in
West HyattSville. furn.; beautiful
garden refs. required. UN, s757.
GRIN. HOUSE uess bsmt.). to adults
only. Screened porch, 22xi4: 3
miles NV. of Key Bridge. Transp.
stopping. center; $3.50. Call GIL.
sis s. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Nieely
furn. 5-rm. house; near bus; S125.
LA. 6-529l. after 6 pm. Ill
SEMIDET BRICK; new, never lived
in; 2 bedrms.: basement; automatic
gas heat: beautifully and completely
furnished including washer and
Field, shopping and schools; rent,
Sl31.50. $50 Southern ave. Sc,
WA 1909. Ii
SMALL, attrac. town hse. and lovely
week end lodge, overlooking lake;
45 Minis. Wash; ideal diplomat, ex-
ecutive; $500 both. CO. 457s. -12
RAMBLER-chevy Chase-Three-bed-
rms; two baths; dishwasher. dis.
6 puNNiNaToS, On WI. % sssS, 81 oR. as
ARIINGToN - 2-bedrm. semidet. e
eguip. kit;a kit;a fenced yard; s97.5o mo,
FoXHALL VILLAGE. corner house
pear sarsge ea'hs mmed sst0mate hes
Frankenberger at sANDoz, INC. DU
1884; ewes, GE. 1908.
SILVER SPRING AREA. modern brick
home. with 3 bedrms., half bath on
1st floor, det. garage. gas h,-w h
$3.50 a month. .LEATH & ASHLEY
INC. MA. 6464; ewes. 81. 1897.
.GUEsTHoUsE for rent. furnished
BOZ DELAFIELD PL. N.W.-s-rm.
1h bath. RA;, 1853 2 blocks te
StFeetcaI, &12 DuS. 10
CENTRALLY LOCATED, large. un.
usual det. house; overlooks Rock
Creek; conv. shopping, transp. ETC.;
patio. dbl. garage Special agree
ment with party able to advance
several mos. rent. DE. 00O7. -13
FOR RENT, partly furnished. 1905
S. Glebe rd.-3-bedroom house; i'm
mediate occupancy; 500 per mo
B. M. SMITH, 240S Columbia pike
Arlington. Va. OK. 203S. Id
N. ARLINGTON, VA.
Six rms. g bedrms.); S125 per mo.
immed. possession. For apt. to insp.,
call BOSS & PHELPS, INC, MA
93oo. liz
Evening star., 1951-04-11
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

THE RExToN, 2714 Quarry I'd. NV.
= rooms, kitchen, bath, newly dec,
EcoNoMAN. JU. 7-s4as. " .
$3.50 MAPLE ST. NV bedrms.,
liv., rm., dinette, kit. and bath; on
3rd a.; 500 90. Util. incl. GE
sGffSSo CREEK PARK area-pe @ls luxe
apartments; vacancies for May l.
Fully equipped kitchen, parquet
floors. Venetian blinds: utilities paid
2-bedrm apts.,, S93.50 to S95. so
mo For appointment to inspect
call manager. 81. 1855. -I6
ARLINGTON bedrm.. modern gar
den type, 634 No: Monroe ST., Apt.
$40 mo. Call WI. 1862. IF
8 ROOMS AND PVT. BATH, inciosed
porch, oil heat. gas, electricity furn.
TR.. 09I9 after 5 pm. Nis
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-New bldg
1-bedrm. apt liv. rm., dinette, indi-
vidual heat control; utilities furn.;
coin Hendix In bldg. 9O6 Fairyiew
ave. $3.50. OIL. 31S1.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
eooMs. APIS. TO SNARE

CONN. AVE. Wardman Park vicinity
imaculately clean; desire another re-
fined gentle employed lady over 40;
utilS;. linens furn.; own closet,
chest desk and bed; refs. ex-
changed; sos mo. Box 251-V, Star.
ONE GIRL TO SHARE very nicely
furnished apt. in NV. with 2 others.
Phone HU. 1876 after 8 pm. -12
ARMY WIFE, son, age 2. have fur
niture, can get apt. or house; need
another mother and son or girl to
share expenses and be companion
able. Box 2S1-Z, Star.
to share apt. with
young mother who works nights.
Call for details. 10. 2-ISO3. -13
1922 EYE ST. N.W.-Desire 2 re-
fined girls, accustomed to gracious
living, to share beaut apt. with
another girl; $50 ca, RE. 1868, Ext.
sos, or office. Ex. Bill, Ext. 4S9.
LADY will share her l.
N. Arlington. ia. 2-s952. ewes,
CoNGENIAL GIRL to share apart
Gs msnt: a, age as 70 to 80. Call after 8.
YOUNG GIRL. 1924. to share l.
Go' geofm. s.sasn1t" ant" eonVen. s'e. location
coLoR2DS0 GOVERNMENT eIRI 70
snare apt: With l lady. Call after
o. LA. 6-6362. Ill
Evening star., 1951-04-11
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

I740 p ST. N.w.-"The Churchill"
Efficiency apt. bed-liv. rm.. kitchen
cite. adj; bath; linens; $50 week.
2I47 F ST. N.W.-Basement studio
rnl.: refgr.; radio; TV; shower; 2 or
3 persons; S15-S20 wk. Elk. 0653.
18th ST NV. 1214-Extrs large
clean rm. with Frigidaire, stove and
sink; employed adults; S12 per wk.
1901 18th ST. N.w.-Nice clean
Ink. rm. for couple: S11 wk. ii
1921 18th ST. N.W.-Bedrn1. with
kit, including linens. elec. refgr.;
-S11 week. HU. 1916. III
144s MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lge. front
room; S12 week for quiet couple; no
drinkers. ME. S94S.
1888 IRVING ST. N.W.-Sgle.. nicely
furn.;, next bath: c.h.w.; refgr.; en-
ployed; $3.50. IA
Evening star., 1951-04-11
COLORED

314 East Capitol St.. the Loudoun
Apts.-l, 3, 4 bedroom, living room,
kitchen and bath aots. available
for immediate occupancy. We have
helped many people get better apart
ment living; now you. too. can own
sen be own arransed ta s o@ 9er pa
vidual need. Come to office of A. NJ.
DRAISNER, 1404 L st. NV. and dis
cuss your housing problems with Mr..
Vinnick or Mr.. Gunter. Phone MA.
S036. Open daily till Z pm. -13
Evening star., 1951-04-11
HOUSES UkFURhlsHEp

Mr.. TAX. PIX. MD.-Charming new
6-rm. brick, / mi. D. c. line; chill
dren accepted; S125 mo. WA. $3.50.
NEW s-BEDRM. RAMBLER, wheaton
area; are nd l blGck aH 4dIo from busline. Si@5
NEW fsN %S: s.:BEDRooM' 5o' HOUSES, Roc Rock
vile, Md; complete with Bendix
washer, steel kitchen cabinets, pic
ture window. fireplace. sliding closet
sostslIa starts May yabe j Jg w. 7-s4ss s-5 and
BELLE HAVEN. ALEx:-Living room,
p porch oH Bedrooms ':t Baths s'reshfs msid 8
room and bath; attic storage; at
May l. $500. BLANCHE S. CATION,
agent, AL. 0072, TIE. 1904. Ia
$145-Very desirable 3-bedrm. semi
tuEn;; tu5a3,, at q low rental; close e
CHATTERToN, ST. 1900. Ia
KENsINGTON., MD.-Attractiye 2
bedrm, brick bungalow In this con-
yenient location available April Is;
sis 81. .se q month. OLIVER r, CARR,
3 NBi BEDRooMs, semidetached hon home.
never lived in, u bath downstairs;
full bath upstairs; full bsmt. Kit.
has automatic dishwasher and
garbage disposal. Sis month,
Phone ST. 2s44 between 9 and 5.
ALEXANDRIA. SOUTH 3 MILES, 6
2-bedrms., den, large liv. room, kit.
washer, refgr.; s1o5. Can AL. oSi4.
ddaytime, AL. 7110 evenings and
NEVER LIVED M bedrms.; T Silver
Sasb sprlbng; aapEe aab9es kit Venetian ae blinds
coany. caay to shopping: S150 mo. sH.
2 BEDROOMS; Silver sprins-oSer- H
looking golf course. Washing ma
chine. full bsmt.. $125 month. sH
SUBURBAN MARYLAND-Modern' Q
place. Bendix. 10. 5-s4s4, sH. Ais. 3
NEARLY NEW, det. brick. 8 bedrms.
baths, gas heat; excel, cond;; S135
1857 EAsT;WEsT HWY.2Sew, 3
bedroom brick: S12O per month. on
SMALL e-BEDRM. HOUSE ~ cony' to to
transp.. $40. Takoma Park, DC.
GE. 1855 after 8.
LARGE FARM HOUSE with garden
plot, chicken house; bath. electricity.
a month. SH. 5115. -.
NEW 2-BEDRM., nearby Md / child
accepted. S100 mo. AP. 2009, call
after $40 pm -12
N. ARLINGTON = Arm. bungalow.
quiet section; convenient to shop
!. ping and transp.; $100 mo. OW.
1873.
HARRINGTON AREA - 2-bedroom
semidet. home; convenient to shop
ping and transp.; sos mo. .oW. 1878.
liv. rm. with firepl., fun din. rm.;
lge. equip. kit, 3 bedrms.; full bsmt. !;
mr.. transp. and stores: Sl25, PERRY
HAY CO., 81. 6242.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
q LUCHS {
1908 H st. NV. Ma, 2345
10Th AND KENNEDY

Spacious home with income: 16 rms,
3 baths automatic heat slate roof,
2-car gar; substantial cash required.
See this home toda-.
B. J. CRIVELLA, INC.
341S 14th st. NV. TU. O6O0