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Evening star., 1951-01-19
Miners Pay Increase
OF $3.50 Daily Backed
By Most Of Industry
by the Assoeioted Press

Most of the soft coal industry
was committed today to a new IA
month wage agreement under
which John L. Lewis received a
$1.60 daily pay boost for the Ma
tons miners, effective Febru-
ary /.
Government officials predicted
1t would not be nullified by the
price and wage control program
which Washington generally be-
lieves will be announced within a
week or so.
All but few scattered operator
groups agreed to what amounts
to 10, per cent pay increase for
the miners. Industry spokesmen
quickly announced price increases
on bituminous coal at the pits
amounting to or per cent.
Di Sale to Examine Agreement.
The major elements of the in
dustry agreed to the pact expir-
ing March 81, 1852. Mr.. Lewis
called it a "bread and butter"
contract for his 100000 miners.
The soft coal miners basic wage
for an eight-hour day is now
STATS.
One administration official who
cannot be named said the coal
industry's price and profit posi-
ton probably would justify the
price increases which the opera
tors proposed to put into effect
on the heels of the wage advance.
Price Director Michael V. Di
Sale commented that his coal
experts would have to examine
the agreement. He said con-
ferences with industry leaders
may be necessary.
No Talks With Officials.
Mr.. Lewis, Harry M. Moses of
the newly created Bituminous
Coal Operators Association and
Joseph E. Moody of the Southern
Coal Producers Association, all
said they had no contact with
Government stabilization officials
in advance of the agreement.
President Truman said yester-
day that wage and price controls
are being prepared and will be
imposed as soon as possible.
This statement by Mr.. Tru-
man at his news conference
added little to what Defense
Mobilization Director Charles E.
Wilson and other officials had
already made clear: That a price
wage freeze will be imposed just
as soon as possible.
Almost all elements of the soft
coal industry signed the pact
with Mr.. Lewis at a news con-
ference. Indiana producers did
not, but a spokesman said at
Terre Haute that they will. A
few scattered MidWestern and
Far Western operators were the
only other ones left out.
Hard Coal Increase Sought.
Mr.. Lewis said a similar wage
increase is being negotiated for
the 10000 Pennsylvania hard
coal miners. He declared that
"the country is now freed from
any thought of so-called coal
crisis for an indefinite period of
time" He quickly added this was
not a no-strike pledge.
Mr.. Moses, long time friend of
Mr.. Lewis and former chief of
the United States Steel Corp S
coal-mining subsidiaries, ap-
peared satisfied with the first
agreement which he negotiated as
top spokesman for about one
third of the industry.
Evening star., 1951-01-19
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Evening star., 1951-01-19

In ancient Roman times pic
lures of a tradesman's tools often
were carved on his tomb.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-15
Police Prisoner Fails
in Suicide Attempt

Ernest S. Griffith. %. 1907 Re
we're. failed to end his life by
hanging from his jacket in a
cellblock at eth Precinct last
Thursday afternoon.
Held for Investigation OF lar
ceny from an auto, police report
cd that Griffith tried 20 hang
himself Y tieing his jacket around
his neck and fastening the other
end TO the call bars
He had been arrested about
two hours before the suicide at
tempt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-15
Row Over Union
Nets Man SIashe,

A 24-year-old man was s,.h,. ,
in the back and chest Mn
fellow employee became enr...s
during an argument abou, nn s's
policies last week q, 1895 ; u'.'
cock. 'l'
He is William Rimson ~.
LaSalle Court, who suffered ~.
rations of the right face and ~. s
and multiple stab wounds o. 4.
back and chest. His condition !.
temporarily serious.
Rimson told police that he v,.I
arguing with Charles Martin Ill
1926 Russell, ovcs union poNr,
when the latter became mad ,s3
attacked him at their place |!
employment at the Hall Lam,
Company of the Hancock addrea
about $50 pm last THURSDAY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-15

"wayward boy" in reasoning that
no boy was really bad. With this
philosophy, the jurist established
confidence Of scores OF youths
along with their parents in knowi-
edge that Judge Healy would seek
TO remedy the cause OF the
trouble rather than just mete
punishment as result of II.
Through the wears the per-
sonable Judge has shown no par
TALLY or prejudice in attempting
10 correct the ills that befell the
wayward youth. rather he showed
through doing that all kids are
alike. regardless of his color
creed or nationality, are really
good at heart.
A champion for erring youths
has closed brilliant and enviabie
record upon his passing TO the
Great Beyond.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-15

DR.. w. E. B. DUBOIS. facing
trial as an unregistered Red
agent as an official of the World
Peace Movement which is re-
poriedlY a Communications or
ganization. will speak at Bethel
AME Church Sunday. Sept. l6
az 3 pm. The Rev. Charles Hill.
pastor of Hartford Avenue Bap-
list Church. will serve as chair
man. while Atty. c. Lebron
Simmons will act as chairman
of the Welcoming Committee.
Appearing on the platform will
also be the eminent historian s
wife. Miss Shirley Graham.
author. who will speak TO va
rious civic and women's groups
during their stay here.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-15


He was Probate Judge Dan
Healy. dean of Defroif's Juve-
nile Court. who according to
the Rev. Leo rrese. chaplain
of Vista Maria. found the real
meaning and true purpose OF
life by serving mankind
Preceding the sermon was
Ugh Mass which was conducted
V the Judges two brothers, the
f2cvs. Edwin Healy. 6. j.. and
Sylvester Healy, o. s. Z.
The hundreds of mourners
packed the Blessed Sacrament
athedral To standing room only
apacity and were of every re-
'ig.ous denomination, represeat-
ne the Negro and the white. In
ontraSt to women in luxurious
hrs. there were men in factory
orking clothes.
Judge Healy was highly re-
pected as a champion of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-15
Rev. Banks Returns

The Rev A. A. Banks Jr. pas
tor of Second Baptist Church
AL Monroe, VIII return 10 his
pulpit Sunday morning at 10 30
Is m
Lamentations of Summer
time" will be the subject from
which he will preach.
DR.. Banks will be guest peak
81 al the anniversary of the Ex-
eclsioT club of the church.
he was one OF several minis
tiers who participated in sunrise
services II the Michigan State
Fan two weeks ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-15

Casey was arrested in Allen.
Mich. after a clever character
change by a Detroit Negro pa.
trolman. Clarence Wilson. last
May when the unknown patrol
man posed as a dope peddler
and bought $4,000 worth of
bulk marijuana from him.
Narcotics agents also foun
more than $4,000 worth of dope,
including 2.l24 grains of heroin
and So grains Of cocaine in ms
car which was being fixed as
Casey waited before his arrest.
Old Month Watch
The arrest OF the dope king
ended a monih-old vigilance by
Detroit narcotics squadmen Casey
avoided Detroit police by having
local pcddlers come to Coldwatet
70 obtain their dope supplies
Figuring in his arrest also was
Wilson's partner. Patrolmen Will
am Frank. whose identity was
known to Casey and Treasury
agents Ross Ellis and Charles
Noll
Acting on Up the agents vent
10 Coldwater, only TO learn that
ms car had broken down in AL
len about y miles east.
Locating him IN q garage. the
agents devised a scheme OF pos
ng Patrolman Wilson. identity
unknown 10 Casey. as dope
peddler 10 approach Casey .for
nofcotics.
Kefauver Witness
The accused was witness be-
tore the Kefauver Senate Crime
investigating Committee at the
Eh4caoo hcarfpo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-15
All Races, Denominations
Mourn Death Of Judge Hea|y

one of the champions for the errant youth who ded-
his life to that mo boy really bad boy
was hurled last Saturday with of mourners of all
races nationaes and creeds ond of all walks of life at
,dipct ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-15
The Npsr Tribune
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. 1851
Dope King Gets
Six Years in Jail

George Casey 81, repeatedly head of the Chicago mar
cotics syndicate and chief of supply To Detroit
dope market sentenced last week six by Fed
eral Judge Thomas u. Thornton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-15
Kefauver Witness

The accused va, witness be
tore the Kefauver Senate Crime
investigating Committee at the
Chicago hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25

Please pardon our grammar but the fact that
1A clearing out considerable quantity of home furnishings
make room for expanding inventory of fesh crisp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25

in the face of rising prices offer such mammoth furniture
avngs that plump chair missing its mate Because many
of these pieces arrived late February Furniture Sae
Because we need space of fine furniture pouring keep
Godenbergs values This sampng of what
You'll find at $50 TOMORROW Mostly oaknd Some slightly
soed SCARED All final All items subject to prior SALE
Buy on oenbe famous easyoay budget plan Sorry no mall or
telephone orders No ayaways Gods Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25
22.98 Sofa Slip Covers :.

Sipcove ready put onhat look fit and have all the fine
finish and styling of cusom-made with aex
back and zppe The shred skirt adds touch The floral
prints in predominaing coo of green grey and
quose sail cloth Goldenbergs Slip Covers, Third Floor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-12

FROM DILLINGHAM; Herman Schroeder of Dillingham; is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-12

EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-12
Concert Artists Change Planes In Juneau

Tomika Kanazawa, Cesare Curzi and Richard Cummings, the artists who will be in Juneau for the second of the Alaska Music Trail Concerts November 20 were in Juneau briefly Friday while transferring from Pan American to Pacific Northern Air ways.
 The talented and beautiful Jap anese- e-American soprano said that she and her travelling companions had already been sold" on Alaska bv Maxim Schapiro who had driven them to the airport in San Fran cisco the previous day.
 Only a week ago Madame Kama zswa arrived in New York from a European concert tour and an ap- pearance with the Stockholm Royal Opera.
 A friend of Ellen Repp, concert singer who appeared frequently in Juneau prior to her departure for New York and Europe, Madame Kanazawa said that the northwest artist has "a wonderful opera en- gsgement in Germany this season.
 She was delighted that she would meet friends of Miss Repp in Alas ka. ------.-'
 Madame Kanazawa was accom- nanied on her recent trip to Europe by her husband Leo Mueller, con- ductor of the Metropolitan Opera.
 Curzi, a leading tenor of the San Francisco Opera Company. will sing with Kanazawa scenes from Mad anne Butterfly" in which they had starred in San Francisco. and from La Traviata." The opera bits will be in costume.
 There will be piano solos on the program by Richard Cummings, the talented California pianist who will accompany ,urzi and Kanazawa.
 In Juneau Friday the artists were met by Mrs. John Mccormick, pre- sident of the Juneau-Douglas Con- cert Association, who is already busy making hotel and airplane reserva- tions for their southeast Alaska tour which will begin in Juneau on the 20th.
 Mrs. Mccormick joined others who met the Alaska Music Trail artists on Juneau in declaring Miss Kama zawa fascinating and predicted crowd for her appearance here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-12
Soldiers Three Is Gay Feature Now at Capitol

Soldiers Three" now at the Capitol Theatre, is Rudyard Kip ling at his rollicking and adven- turous best; double-barreled ac- tion story of three fun-loving sol diers and their officers in the Rut- landshire Infantry of His Majesty'S Army. Their adventures, varying from the hilarious to the dramatic in the heat of battle with the Indian forces at Hyderalipore and the dis irict of Mirzabad in the 1890's, add LID to one of M-G-M's outstanding hits for 1851.
 Stewart Granger, portraying Prl- vate Ackroyd, one of the Soldiers Three" comes to the role from his smash hit in King Solomon's Mines" and now introduces Ameri- can film audiences to his talent for knockout comedy characterization. Walter Pidgeon plays the battle scared Colonel Brunswick, whose chief concern is keeping his ad- venture-lovirE 2 troops in some sem blance of otfier. David Niven, who recently scored in "The Elusive Pimpernel," enacts Pidgeon's hero- worshipping aide.
 Changers side-kicks in Soldiers Three" are played by Robert New  ton and Cyril Cusack, who repre- sent the finest in British and Irish acting.
 Greta Gynt, playing the seductive Crenshaw, has the distinction of be- ing the only feminine member of the cast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-12
Spectacular Drama Is al 20fh Century

An accomplishment not previously matched in the recreation of the tireless battle and personal poig- nance of World War II is achieved by the great Twentieth Century, Fox drama, American Guerrilla in the Philippines" which opened at the 2Cth Century Theatre yesterday. Tyrone Power and Micheline Prelle are the stars of this Lamar Trotti production, which shoots for and succeeds in setting a mark not be- fore touched in realistic spectacular drama centering on the recent con- flict.
 For one thing, the cast is superb Power, the rugged world adventurer of many a noteworthy project, is at his best in the clean. crisp part of Ensign Chuck Palmer, caught no less in the Pacific war and it's perils than in an adult, vital love affair with a woman married to Filipino who is a victim of the warfare. Miss Prelle's beauty and depth of acting ability shine through.
 There is a fine supporting per- formance by Tom Ewell, erstwhile Broadway comedian who opens for himself new and unlimited horizons for screen portrayal. Robert Barrat is on hand for an amazing likeness to General Douglas MacArthur. and a stirring re-enactment of that fig ure of contemporary history. Other effective actors are Bob Patten. Tommy Cook, Juan Torena, Jack Elam and Carleton Young.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-12

In fact you'll find everything you've ever dreamed of having in our new '51-' -'52 fur coat group stressing flattcring styling.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-12
Ship Movenepts

Denali from Seattle in port sched- tiled to sail for the westward this afternoon at o'clock.
 Princess Louise scheduled to ar rive from Vancouver tomorrow af- ternoon or evening.
 Baranof scheduled to sail from Seattle Friday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-12
FROM MINNESOTA

Shirley Griffith of Motley, Mlnn.' is registered at the Gastineau Ho- tel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-12

EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY =
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-12
Fairly Severe
 Earthquake ls Recorded Today

NEW YORK, Nov. 12 = H1 - A fairly severe" earthquake centered about 6,3O0 miles away was recorded today on the Fordham University seismograph.
 The Rev. Joseph Lynch, univer- sity seismologist, said the direction was not indicated. He said the first shock was recorded at 3:21 :53 am, and the second at 3:32:15 am. (EST).
Evening star., 1951-11-11
MRS. KAY II. EYLER.
The former
ATs~- ~ U-- rx.~

Miss G. Jean Curtis. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Connie C. Curtis,
and Mr.. Kay Ross Eyler, son of
Mrs. Eva E. Eyler of Takoma
Park. exchanged wedding vows
last night at the Takoma Park
Baptist Church. The Rev. Her.
bert w. Baucom. jr.. officiated
at the candlelit ceremony which
was followed by a reception IN the
church social hall.
After a wedding trip to New
York City, the couple will live in
East Riverdale, Md.
Evening star., 1951-11-11

OF the ronotpe house. with its informal decor and open layout
OF furniture conception to horonze With this living Morgonton
h furniture manufacturers the of Cherry Ronch It is
is uttoon and yet has the charm qroce of Enoh pro-
y veneer solid cherry worn brown and odwod Definitely
ured national magazines like House Garden House Beautiful
I'd Town and Country
Evening star., 1951-08-04

Being built in best part of the city;
expect to open on or about Sept.
10 VIII stay and open up the busi-
ness for whoever buys Apply in
person. 436 K st. NV, ask for Mr..
TOPOL. 3
Evening star., 1951-08-04

A beautiful. newly decorated Groom
and 212-bath home that is Just
crammed with extras Il complete
3-pc. bath on 1st fioor). The living
room is 22xl2.4, with a huge fire.
place and mirrored wall to ceiling.
The bedrooms are all tWin-sIzed,
with plenty of closets. The front
yard is embellished with 2t beau
tiful English lockwood trees. plenty
OF shrubbery and an exquisite, all
wrought iron Colonial lamp post.
Abundant garden furniture. bird
baths, benches. etc included in
price. Large glassed and screened
side porch with balcony above; all
slate roof; stairway to floored attic.
There is Sl6.500 b, and /. lSt
trust on property at 5fe. Full
basement with huge recreation room
and imitation fireplace. all in knotty
pine; Venetian blinds throughout
10-foot CroSley Shelvador refriger-
ator and stainless steel sink and
cabinets; dining room 13xl2; oil
INV h.; 10 aluminium storm win
dows and screens and 3 storm doors;
beautiful chandeliers. And the best
is last A dream Of a rear yard
completely incloSed with trees, rustic
and Anchor fences; very large patio
and brick barbecue pit; plenty of
f1oodlights. If you can beat this you
are magician. Hurry. IL won't last.
Moderate down payment and month
ly payments. BROKERS COOPER
ALTON INVITED.
John D. Neumann Prop, Inc.
g27 18th ST, NV Ma 232
Evening star., 1951-08-04
APTs. WANTED tcont.l
MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE

EX- -GI-Move. pack. crate. store,
handle trunk or house. We clean
attics and basement. HO. 3Sl9.
ANYTHING. anytime. moving. pick
up and delivery; 7-day Wk., "a hrs.
day. So minimum. AT. 32S1.
5
LIGHT HAULING and delivery;
prompt Serv.: reaS. rates. MI.
9497; ewes, HO. 1888 until 10 pm.
SMALL JOBS, boxes. beds. personal
effects, etc; white driver; D. c.,
All. and S.. S. area TU. 1928. -6
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 0l04. UNION STORAGE
CO., INC. est. 1906.
Evening star., 1951-08-04
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
for your turn. OF unfurn apts. or
R9afes RRite Open 81 S7Oisss; days 't IA 66ol va
WORKING COUPLES want furnished
apt; have small scottie. Call LU.
EMPLoYED 5ii WOMAN wants small
NV. or n All. by Sept, /. LU.
47425 after 7:30 pm. r.
APARTMENT wanted by responsible
young woman. vicinity Shoreham
Hotel or beyond. Box 343-K, Star,
MARINE OFFICER. wife. baby wish
70 sublet l or 2 bedroom apt NV.
section; Aug. ) for about weeks.
GOVT. EMPLOYED PROF. COUPLE
desire .unfurnished 2-bedroom apart
merit in apt. building, close-in NV.
;iOis Msx. SIS. S.' CO ~ ABB. tt5iOt'H u S ::
TEACHER, wife. one child, desire un-
furn. apt. / or , bedrm.. in Alex.
or Mt. Vernon H. S. dist. around
Sept. /; max. S75, incl. util. Wo.
is '011I THERE Err ' A LANDLORD in NV.
Wash. or nearby Md. willing to rent
one or two bedroom private apt. to
refined widow, meticulous housekeep-
er. who has well trained Travelled
dog? References. Box 321-k. Star
NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE desire a
one bedroom pvt. bath apt. furn
or unfurn. Box 254-K. Star. Il"
SETTLED AND RELIABLE couple
wish to rent weli-furnished apt.
in or around Riverdale, Md, by
ssPt sRnRN / SP4 Gp7F w " NV 1S9o; Or George 5
town sec; couple and ! girl, 10 yrs.
old. Phone HU. 1858, DU. 3277.
ARMY CORPORAL wants unfurnished
apartment near or with convenient
public tranSp. to Walter Reed Army
Hospital Has two children, ages 4
months bS, and years. S75 maximum.
YOUNG COUPLE needs furn. or un-
furn apt, l bedrm.; good loca,; S65-
S75; refs. furn. Box BLK, Star.
REFINED employed lady desires small
furn. or unfurn. apt. or would like
to share a larger bedrm: apt. with
COUPLE desires sublet well furnished
apt; real kitchen, twin beds; Aug.
15-Oct. Is. Max. S105. Conn. ave-
vic. HO. 1000; Ext. II.
MEDICAL INTERN, wife and child
desire moderately priced furn, apt.
. Z; CLfEAN:CUT fIis GENTLEMEN desire
furnished apt. with kitchen, living
room, private bath with shower;
bedroom with either twin beds or
2 studio couches. Must have plenty
of closet space! Maximum rental,
500 month. Ii. 6-4S51. 8"
3-BEDROOM, Ist floor unfurniShed
apt, or small house in D. C. near
transp. and shopping. VI. 1861.
A. F. SGT, wife, baby. desire 3 rms
furn,. bath apt $40 max. Box
RET. NAVY CAPT. wants / or .
/; lease or mon. HU. 6679 after I,
PROF. MAN, refined. settled desires
Immediately unfurn. 1-bedrm. apt.
apt. duplex. bldg. or pvt home:
discriminating; highest ref. Boy
257-K, Star. 9"
Evening star., 1951-08-04

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Evening star., 1951-08-04

Motel, on busiest highway, several
cabins show excellent returns Hish
1st trust can be assumed. with rea-
sonab!e down payment to responsible
buyer. Fer appointment, call Mr
Compton.
Evening star., 1951-08-04
HOUSES FURNISHED
HILLCREST HEIGHTs. nr. Avn

HEIGHTS, nr. Andrews,
Boiling and Anacostiaj "-bedrm.
rambler. nicely furn. and newly dec
grated; TV. auto. washer; screened
porch, fenced yard; will consider
children; Sl15. GE. $3.50. --6
3 BEDRMS., bath. liv rm.. din.
rm;. kit; attached garage; available
ALLIED Really RI CORP, 1fsi IE56'N5as 69oo Wis
18th AND LAMONT ST. N.W.-3
bedrms., bath. liv. rm. din. rm.,
kit. full bsmt.. Law. gas auto. heat;
Sl25 per mo. J. GERALD LUS-
TINE, Az 9th st. NV. DI. 5995.-4
5-RM. HOUSE with income; reason
at $1,000. Ii. 3-7513. 526 18th
3 BEDRooMs. fenced-in yard: flne
for small children. 5l4 Tennessee
ave. Alex, Va, $3.50 mo. XII
SILVER sPRrNG-rnree bedr9s., 2
bath, upstairs; powder rm. lst floor:
gas heat: lge. fenced yard: fun bsmt.
1Wo-year lease. Available Sept.
Sl75 per mo. SH. 1876. .
VIRGINIA. near Shirley hwy--7-rm.
brick home, fun bsmt.; lge lot; furn ,
CLOSE TO PENTAGON. bus, stores
5-rm. duplex, attraetively furn /;
avail. Aug. 10. Sl25 mo. oW. 1888.
FIVE ROOMS. prewar brick. modern
color scheme; nice neighborhood. 5
Phone JA. 4-0947. 3
FALLS CHURCH-Near Lee blvd. .
bedrm. bungalow. nearly new. lge.
lot. vacant; $3.50 mo. Fairfax How
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Comfortably
from Aug. Is. $500 per mo WI
CHASE. MD.-Available Aug
rs, 3 bedrms.. > baths, brick; out
door grill; S225 mo. OIL. 1886 after
RENTAL. sl75; 3-bed-
rm.. '2-bath house; porch, garage.
back yard 3405 Ordway st. NV.
STORY q CO, sun. OR. 52l4. %
NEARBY MARYLAND - Beautifully
turn.; rms. bath, full bSmt.; oil
h,-w h; lge. screened porch Will
rent TO desirable small family. JU.
S-471l, 81, 300, WI. 3413. -
SEYEN-R0OM BRICK HoUSE-Con-
Eenlent NV location: , baths oil
neat; garage; excellent condition
Available Aug. /. THOS. j, FISHER
d co, INC. 738 18th st. NV. DI.
FALLS CHURCH-Excl Va. Forest;
2-bedrm. prewar rambler; high lge
lot; newly dec. complete, attrac
furnishings: 2-yr. lease, transfer
clause. SI65. FA. S4l7. IS
3-BEDROOM brick Colonial. COM
pletely turn.: excellent N. Airing
ton location; close to schools, shop
ping and buses: S1T5 mo. Can
J. =; BENOIT, Realtor. KE. 3-6671
AM. UNIV. PARK. close to transp
stores; det.. modern brick. in new
house cond.: i rms. and bath. COM
pletely 1urn.; immed poss. FRANK
J. VOLKMAN. EN-. 1866.