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Evening star., 1951-08-24

Nearly 400 children are ex-
|pected to participate in the third
annual All Kiddie Swimming
Meet, to be held tomorrow after
noon at the Indian Spring Coun-
try Club, Four Corners, Md.
For the first time. the meet will
he held on a national basis and
with the official sanction of the
Amateur Athletic Union. Chill
dren are expected to come from
Philadelphia, Lancaster, Pa.
Richmond. Baltimore and other
cities to compete in the event.
The meet is open to- boys and
girls IL years old and under.
The races viii begin at Q pm.
and last approximately three
hours. There are no entry fees
or other expenses for contestants.
Trophies for % Events.
Trophies are awarded to first
place winners in each of the %
events and medals are given for
the next four places in each event.
Large trophies viii 60 to the boy
and girl scoring the highest num-
ber of points.
Strokes will be standard free
style, backstroke and breaststroke.
Swimming distances will be IA to
so yards. depending on age. Sew
eral 2 and year olds will partici-
pate and also do some exhibition
diving.
Swimming celebrities attending
will be Jim Thomas. 81, national
backstroke champion and 19-
Evening star., 1951-08-24
Mrs. Newton D. Baker, ,
Widow Of Cabinet
Officer Under Wilson
BY the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, Aug. 24.-Mrs.
Elizabeth L. Baker, widow of New
ton d. Baker, Secretary of War
under President Wilson, died last
night at her bone in Shaker
Heights. She was 78 on Tuesday.
Mrs. Baker had been i'll for many
months with a general circulatory
ailment.
Born in Pottstown, Pa. she was
a graduate of Wilson College at
Chambersburg. Pa.
As Cleveland's first lady while
her husband was Mayor. and again
as the wife of a cabinet member.
she was busy with Red Cross work,
philanthropies and social duties.
She is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. John p. McGean of
Shaker Heights and Mrs. Fulton
Wright of San Francisco; a son,
Newton d. Baker III of Cleveland.
and two brothers. Ralph H. Leo
pold of New York City and Leroy
S. Leopold of Washington.
While Mrs. Baker was in Wash
ington with her husband, during
World War ], she personally an
SWered thousands of letters from
anxious mothers seeking informa-
ton about their sons in service.
Often she checked the soldiers
records in the War Department,
trying to find further information.
While here, she served on the
board of National Training School
for Girls. Her interest in ac-
tivities of young girls was evi-
denced in Cleveland, where she
was a member of the Cleveland
Welfare Federation of Girl Scouts,
and the Girls League. She also
was a member of the League of
Women Voters there.
In 1910, Mrs. Baker left the
Democratic Party tosjoin the pres
idential campaign of Wendell
Willkie. Last year she became a
member in Ohio of the Committee
of Independent Voters for Taft.
supporting the Senator in his
successful bid for reelection.
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Mrs. Maud A. Bishop,
LIFELONG Area Resident

Mrs. Maud A. Bishop, SIS, of %
Dorset avenue. Chevy Chase. Md.
a lifelong resident of the Wash
ington area. died yesterday al
Sibley Memorial Hospital after q
long illness.
A native of Washington, Mrs
Bishop was a graduate of the old
Towers and Waliach schools here
She was member of Second Bap-
tist Church.
Survivors are her husband, Err
nest Bishop: two sons. Maj. James
M. Bishop, A. F., San Antonio
Tex, and Alvin A. Bishop of the
Dorset street address, and sister
Mrs. Alice Finch of 1401 Columbia
road NV.
Funeral services will be held al
IL am. tomorrow at the Lee
funeral home. Fourth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NE. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-08-24
Robert Brown, IT,
Formerly Of District

Robert Brown, ~. a former Dis
|trict resident. died in the Vet
erans' Administration Hospital in
Los Angeles early this month,
friends here have been informed
He was buried in Arlington Gene
terry on August Is.
Mr.. Brown served in Cuba and
the Philippines from 1898 to 1904
and lost an arm when he was
struck by bolo during action
against the Moros on Mondanoa
He once was a sergeant in the 18th
Cavalry, when Gen. Pershing was
a captain in the same outfit.
MIR. Brown worked for the
Bureau of Pensions Office, Inter-
lior Department, here for more
than 80 years, retiring in 1884. His
widow, Mrs. Mary Brown, survives
him.
Evening star., 1951-08-24
Hidenari Terasaki, 50;
Former Jap Aide Here
BY the Assoeioied Press

TOKYO, Aug. 24.-A heart at
tack has ended the career of a
japanese diplomat who assisted
Ambassador Saburo Kurusu in the
final negotiations at Washington
in 1941 up to the time of the
Pearl Harbor attack.
Hidenari Terasaki. so, deid at
the home of a brother Tuesday.
His American wife, the former
Elizabeth Elma, and daughter Ma
riko, are in Johnson City. Tenn.
Mrs. Terasaki has been in the
United States since June, 1949.
when she hurried to the bedside
of her ailing mother.
Terasaki's work with Kurusu
was as First Secretary of the Jap
aneSe Embassy in Washington, his
last assignment abroad. He also
had served in diplomatic posts in
Brazil and China.
After vi Day he became chief
interpreter to Emperor Hirohito
and always accompanied the En-
peror on his visits to Gen. Mac
Arthur. &
Evening star., 1951-08-24
Bertrum r. CrosfieId,
British News Official
BY the Associated Press

BEACONSFIELD, England, Aug.
F. Crosfield, former
director of three British
newspapers. died yesterday. He
was 68.
At various times Crosfield ran
the London Star, the London News
Chronicle and the London Daily
News. Recently he had been
trustee of the Daily News.
Evening star., 1951-08-24
AII-Kiddie Swim Meet Expected Kaz-Suchy Reported 1
To Draw 400 Entries TomoToWDue for Demofon BY \
BY The Associated pssss

GENEVA, Switzerland, Aug. "a.
There are persistent rumors in
this diplomatic capital that julius
Katz- Suchy, former permanent
delegate of Poland to the United
Nations, is in disfavor in Com
munist-ruled Warsaw, but MIR.
Katz-Suchy denied the reports
today.
The Polish diplomat, an official
of Poland's Foreign ONCE since
July. 1945, said reports published
abroad that he was to be removed
entirely from Poland's official life
were "stupidities."
The reports have it that Mr..
Katz- Suchy. who was with the
London Polish government-ih-
exile during the war, is suffering
the same treatment as other Com
munistS who were in London
rather than Moscow at this time
and who thus had many Western
contacts.
Poland at present is reported
undergoing a thorough purge of
its Communist leadership at the
insistence of Moscow, and new
"Titoist" trials apparently are
imminent there.
Was London" Communist.
If Mr.. Katz- -Suchy were being
denoted, his case would closely
parallel that of CzechoSlovakia' S
Vlado Clements, former Foreign
Minister now awaiting trial for
alleged activities against his Com
munist state. He, too, was So
called London" Communist dur
ing the war With the rise to
power In all the satellite Com
munist nations of the. Moscow
oriented party members, those
/ who sat out the war in London
have fallen from grace as unre-
liable persons with too many
Western contacts. They have
been persistently purged in the
Communist satellite countries.
/ Mr.. Katz-Suchy was relieved Of
his United Nations post about
two months ago. The official an
nouncement said he was recalled
by the Foreign Ministry, and his
successor would be Henryk Birecki
former Foreign Ministry chief of
4 protocol.
\ Mr.. Birecki has been here in
the delegation under Mr.. Katz-
Suchy for the meetings of the
Economic and Social Council of
the United Nations. Mr.. Katz-
Suchy has had the rank Of envoy
and minister plenipotentiary.
Plans Visit to Warsaw.
The Polish delegate said he ex-
pected to be a member of the
Polish delegation to the General
Assembly meeting in Paris in No
vember. and that before going
there, he hoped to go home to
Warsaw to spend some time with
his wife and two children there
| Il do what I am told" he told
a reporter. Il went to New York
flor six weeks and stayed there
-four years"
i Mr.. Katz-Suchy has been one
of the most bitterly anti-Ameri-
can speakers of the Soviet bloc
in the United Nations. He ar
rived in New York in 1947 and his
tour of duty was extended until
this summer. When he left New
York it was known that he had
requested permission to remain in
Poland to carry on some studies
he had undertaken.
Evening star., 1951-08-24
Tobucco Worker Hurt

WINDSOR. Conn. Aug. "a (P,.
"A youthful tobacco worker from
Florida was critically injured when
he fell from a tobacco cart here
yesterday Virgil G. Prentice, jr.,
Is, of Limona Fla, was admitted
to Hat tford Hospital with punc-
tured bladder and fractures.
Evening star., 1951-08-24
Tn Mrn,nriuiit

BOWDWIN, CORDELIA In sad but lovini
memory of a devoted aunt. CORDELIi
BOWDWIN, Who left me two years agI
today, August "A, 1919.
/ often sit and think of you
And think Of how you died.
To know YOU could not say good-by >
Before you closed your eyes,
God gave me strength to fight it
And courage to meet the blow,
But what it meant to lose you.
This world will never know.
Upright, honest true and kind.
A few in this world her equal you'll find
A beautiful life brought to an end.
You died as you lived. every ones friend
DEVOTED NEPHEW, SYLVESTER E
COLE. Sr
Evening star., 1951-08-24

DEVOTED NEPHEW SfLNESIER r.
COLE. Sr.
BOWIE. SUSIE. In sweet memory of our
dear mother and aunt SUSIE BOWIE.
who left US twenty years ago today, Au-
gust "a, 1881.
Loved in life, remembered In death
DAUGHTER. BLANCHE WILLIAMS, AND
NIECE, LOUISE BECKS.e :gsSsla6
COOPER, FRANCENIA E. In loving mem
ory OF my dear mother. FRANCENIA 3.
COOPER, who passed away nine years
ago today, August "a. 1913.
Rest In peace
SON, WILLIAM PRESTON.
HARRIS. MAMIE M. In loving memory
of my dear mother, MAMIE NJ HARRIS.
who passed away thirty-nine years ago
HER DAUGHTER. ETHEL HARRIS
GRUBBS.
HARVEY, make G. In loving memory
of our dear husband and father, MAXIE
C. HARVEY. who departed this life two
years ago today, August "a, 1919.
In our hearts your memory ungers
Sweetly. tenderly, fond and true;
There is not day, dear loved one,
EoVIsa E6sf Ss dR %1Pa pGs tas aap eHffHDREN Ct
SAVOY, EDWARD AUGUSTINE. In fond
voted father, EDWARD AUGUSTINE
SAVOY. who passed away August "a
1943.
ne enteTeut tlhL IIlySLeIiOus redlu as
one who wraps the drapery of his couch
about him and lies down to pleasant
EDITH. KIGER. sEvELLoN,
SCHERER. KARL, In loving remembrance
of our dear husband and father. KARL
SCHERER. who died one year ago today
August "a. 1850
Sleep on. dear one, in Get's embrace.
No other one can take your place.
HIS WIFE AND SONS :
SPARKS, ARCEMAS e. IN sad but sweet
memory OF our devoted husband and fa-
ther, ARCEMAS e. SPARKS, who passed
away one year ago today, august "a,
1850.
| No one knows how much We miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered since we lost you,
Life has never been the same.
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
| STICKNEY. ROBERT L. In loving men,
| ory of my son, ROBERT L. STICKNEY.
who died August "a, 194S, aged l5 years.
In my heart your memory fingers,
TenGerly, sweetly, fond and true;
There is not a day dear Bobby,
That do not think of you.
mother, ANNIE WILES who departed
| this life twenty-two years ago today.
August "a, 1929.
4 No one knows how much. we miss you,
4 No one knows the bitter pain
| We have suffered since we lost YOU,
Life has never been the same.
! In our hearts your memory fingers.
Sweetly, tenderly, fond and true;
4 There is not day, dear mother,
That we do not think OF you.
4 DEVOTED CHILDREN.
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EUGENE e HUFFMAN. Master.
Attest. LELAND w WARNER. Sec.

sTALEY, HOWARD r.. suddenly, on
Thursday. August 23. 1851. HOWARD r.
STALEY of 97p2 Columbia blvd, Silver
Spring. Md. beloved husband OF Mildred
F, Paul Robert A., Thomas d. and Dom
aid X. Staley. Mr.. Sta1ey rests at the
Warner E Humphrey Funeral Home, s43f
services win be held on SATURDAY., August
20. at 4 pm. Interment Colesville Cem
etery.
Evening star., 1951-08-24
CEMETERY LOTS.

FT LINCOLN, > companion sites. desirable
eection; reasonable. Greenhelt 2622. Ex.
As@ la1s lot
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DpathB

ALLEN. ANNA E.F. OF 4l05 Gallatin ST.,
Hyattsville, Nd on August -, 1851,
wife Of Rudolph S. Alien, mother Of Mrs.
Kathleen Riley sister OF Miss Lucy Nc
at Chambers Funeral Home 1901 Cleve-
land ave, Riverdale Md, Monday, Au-
gust ~, at 9:30 am. Mass at st.
Jeromes Church. Hyattsville, Md, at 10
am. Irterment Washington National
Cemetery 4'2o
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TAUB, LEAH. ON Thursday, August 23.
1851. LEAH TAUB OF the Chastleton
and devoted mother Of Mrs. Leon ShaikuI1
of Louisville, KY, and Edward Taub
She also is survived by four grandchil.
Danzansky & Son Funeral Home. 350I
14th st. NV. on Friday, August "a, at
3 pm. Interment Adas Israel Cemetery.
The family suggests that contributions be
flowers 24
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HARRIS. MAMIE NJ In loving memory
of my dear mother. MAMIE M HARRIS.
who passed away thirty-rline years ago
today, August "a, 1912
HER DAUGHTER. ETHEL HARRIS
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CHASE. JAMES. On Wednesday August
22 1851 JAMES CHASE of 1349 Park
srd NV, beloved husband of Mary Chase;
Also surviving are other relatives and
Arrangements by Mcclure, Inc. %
Evening star., 1951-08-24

munication VI Of Washington
Centennial Lodge. NO. Ia, +.
A. A. M. Is called for 1918
70 am. Monday, August %, 1851,
~ for the purpose of c6nfeFrinR
the last Masonic rites for our
late brother, PETER r. SOKO-
]. All members are urged to
Evening star., 1951-10-17
APARTMENTS WANTED

FkEE-Landlords. applicants waitins
houses or sublets: Wash. Va;
white; Open days, ma. 0ool
ss1df' s4d or an.a5a smal Ys souss sstn W. 2sR' xih
wANTED-For single gent, mr.. Boil
ing Field; unfurn;, utilities IN
elgdsS YoSNe cay 4EHeHERs AZ iassS4 desire a fur
cation convenient to Arlington bus
CHRISTIAN GIRLS, rehned; best refs
Want attractive furn.. 1-bedrm,
sssv sDs 5saton tns a' Nov a99SrS 99S s4Posso Priy
Apt. 2, 1906 Belmont NV. is
EMPL. CPLE., childless, need Sc.
MRs: LYLE. * * a3ao. 25tH Ext. Ext lSsss s
FURN. 1-BEDRMoo or ENC apt. NV.
cple., no children; own linen. china
CouPLE WITH TW0 % CHILDREN
would like two-bedroom apt, Chevy
Chase. D. G.: or Northwest section
$500, DfE Ext sig soss. mGnth IN dayfme fai re
WI. $3.50 at night.
UNFINISHED three-room apt. ir
NV. apt. bldg. Would buy carpet,
and some furnishings. DE. 1898
EFFICIENCY APT. = Young couple
Phone MR.. EVANS, DE. 9846
a tn 70: NV. section. 49,
NEALTORS-You may sell my hous,
II you get me q one-bedroom apt.
$70 max; upper NV. MR.. DISCHEL
EX, 2420. Ext 1892. 10 4.3n.
YOUNG CULTURED GENTLEMAN de
sires small furnished apartment
Kitchen, bath or share modern apart
ment with another under 80. Bo'
tgiNlnSiff FUtgRNfSiHfD fisi HOUSE OR ApARTMEN;
wanted in Washington area in ex
change for furnished house In Phil
sdelphia area OF Ss24. 40 ;
RTESFiNs6 M Nd BUSINESS GIRL desires un
furnished efficiency apt. in nice. 81
or ne. sect. Pvt. bath, and utils
S55 max. Ref. available. Ii. 3
0379 after $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

WOyTNG ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage. in
ssDarsts roS%sz; &c az NqoT eHpsSs sTposanE pssSlng
prompt sery, ST. 1000. z days yk.
m. a pm. w MARVIN. 20'
ANYTHING, ANY TINE. moving,
pickup and delivery, 7.day week
"a hrs. a day; 80 minimum. Al
xDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
win accept surplus furniture a
part payment on your moving. Stor,
age; feas. Ia 2937i eyes,. GE. 1915
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SHOP. established Falls
ing .utils. Small cash Investment
REQUIRED. Phone "a. 26as; ewes. and
ssYpslSI,ar sYnss KE s,4s22 s2;Srp x.pxrI7 pxIl9 I,,,
complete modern equipment located
z miles from D. c.; crosses about
s150,000 annually; no nearby chain
stores; lease TO suit buyer; Q bargain
for the right man; owner retiring;
Tsasonsnsas pIs ss6s &C d9Tn T1 Payment. Phone
raRkG AZ fSSs e rof o. for s'ss; Sen.; roomin.
house for rent; several good stores
for rent, some equipped. MA. 1899.
DRY CLEANING Plant with ss ssor,
and, all necessary eauipment for
sssasasss sssRsd fos Ss Se., yiTs 9 sSsS Ss
REsTAuRANT. good location in near me-
BY Virginia; beautifully equipped:
air condttioned; open 9 days week: !:
seNna as ons aisn:f 5000 SR ARd ba.ae.
$75 month. A real opportunity:
Realty, CT. Si9o. Ok. l21S. II
TsS',i1.d nSgss low s TsntsI sms pad investment
Lunch sASDwIcHEs@Nearby 6t N1i ig Ar
lington; 90se high school trade: open
5 days per week; daily cash sales.
$50; rent only $50: small down
payment reouired. For further in
fRGEnaIlS, REahTS G ss ai M s5Sv1 aS 1a4a 4xaEoNAs
SMALL DRY CLEANING PLANT; viii
lease TO responsible party; reas., 10.
CLEANING AND PRESSING sToRE in
Silver Spring. doing S500-S $500
lions and 0of press smOsns only" All fltssa essh
RIPLEY q RoMER. Realtors. 81.
DRY CLEANING BUsINEss-syn-
selns ss a'f.Sa inSsnsoly es bic bic. Ct
sId9,25o. Owner ~; Has crossed
$50, 600 annually. Shown only after
RHAE STATE nSTis sERSIcE ESeis1cIs Nc ow sH.
LUNCHEoNETTE. in large downtown
once building, doing good business
and making money; hours, 8 TO 4:3O;
no Sundays. Price. $500. OWNER.
ss,ssi5SS4Trw;o-yr, ,-old det. JIM if bun.
gslow. very desirable rental area
turn n'aT On Equity Sve Of $3.50 caia Sesides de
1879. c. M. JOHNSON, sH. 45lS.
GROCERY STORE, coliese. PARK
owner leaving town. must sell. $500
smart management. Stock and
equipment worth more than So. .OOG
aasdkhtDs adshNscv price. ,o5AIR 5AIRTHuR CARR
REsTAURANT; closed now. win sac
SRS fssafss q SSld fGr ,rs x'usss;
also might accept working partner;
VII make excellent piszeria. ST
sERvicE STATION or real estate;
CURED s's 5s''r5i ST. 'sssssa:i' sssf us cash ss
SERVICE .Is STATION, cash TsEls.s1
DRY g5a4 nIRaS,SS5n fSDn q IN. e Pm .,,..It w1s
81 trf4fk SfIl edGS d5Pss'fstfs sisE If p7opsrl, ps
managed. Sandwiches. soda fountain
$500 weekly. Priced to sell. Room
MhSs Mhls EXAsSs WkSs9TWRpl gTT1WRpINd;a lss;a.nt,., snd
business area. About $50. 900 lasi
year; $4,000 plus stock; terms. GOOD
MILTON GOLDSMITH. DI. 0440.
MAN with Mechanical background fol-
refrigeyation. .carbonation and sodl
fountain repairs and sales business
to assume full partnership in ac.
tive concern with large pack-log OF
work: S5 900 investment required
$50 DOWN. $50 month buys 70,
about W acre; can live upstairs. lOl
miles south. TIE. Abb, Alexandria
NOVELTY, gift and toy shop, bus,
NV. corner; coming into best sea.
son. Owner Ill: must sell. Ideal fol
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HOUSES sALE-NW Cont, HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w

CHEVY CHASE, D. C. /.
This home has everything; 4 bed
rooms roo somSar and r baths on Snd nr Den
extra lge. liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. with
break, space. Screen porch. Gar. :,
well Handicapped level lot. Priced
right for quick sale. Walking dis
tance to all conv. See this today.
=. M. FRY. INC, WI. 8700 till
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DUPONT CIRCLE 1aas 1o,n :, nw

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1899 10th st. NV.
room with open fireplace. den, kitch-
en-. garbage disposal; all-tile bath
and shower. plenty closet space; no
Rbsss b,Sont OF esnai11sren; avg $3.50. Open. Can
sszs wARDER ST. NV. Apis. IA
$3.50. Open. az aE. saS $500. oa'n' s4f'o- af
sees HANNA PL. Sc, Apt. Mod
incl; S67.35. GE. $500. III
SsO5 14th ST. NV, LIST a.; 2 Ice.
rms, kit. and bath; $40 mo-; adults
onIy; mm. occup. To inspect, call
TWO BEDRooMs-sso.75 rs per month,
jScent to National Airport: file ap-
SUITE III; Monday thrOush Friday,
GGSp sST fS SoRTasasET' 1iig1 Z E' roc.r,oNIf,v. 1S
ing, rm.. bedrm.. dinette. Kit. and
bath; tenants furnish utilities; S65
mo. HAcKMAN-SCHEUCH REAL
TORS. l760 x st. NV. ST. 6443;
CONGRESS HGHTs. SEC; lge. at
trac, 2-bedrm. apts.: S95 and $50,
incl: utils. Call 10. 2-06lS. to
$50. $50; rental e once at 1000 Missis-
AvaPLAsLE ASi2Ii ssf. Il IMMEDIATELY, / Bed
porch apt; 18TH tbs St. MES me-; s5S S Il inci. aep
heat and hot water. Apply MR.
BROOKS, 1904 10th st. ne, Apt; s.
ANACosTIA-Nice 2-bedrm. apt in
new New BIDS; mr.; stores; S,s, schools; avail
Ssss.ln; $500 inei. ney'hS atils Lafh' Iu. 8.
.eIsSssS .eISs, aND siNf5 RYT: PiSH: BATH. Taioms ls
Park Md. Call 81. 273s after 8
ALEX. % bedrms.. new attached
brick; sllo mo; very conv. loca-
tion, 5 min. from Pentagon. Phone
MENT CO.. XII. s-3644 or TE.
1883 MONROE ST. N.w.-Eficiency
AID. NA. $3.50. 10
SILVER SPRING, Md rooms. kit,
bath; inclosed porch; quiet couple;
LovELS LS1ES 11BfpRM BGnfR dE APr. r7ep eUie. or .
girls; unusually quiet, clean apt.
bldg; blk. to bus, center Arl;
$3.50 mo, KE; 3,6720. o--19
share bathroom; married couple only,
es n. Z. AVE. NV, Apt. aos-a
bedrooms. living room: kitchen and
oatn; S70 per month; immediate
PSxssssstsesR. PCS ssss. .It 9hons ne, MRS. ROSTER g.
C0LLEGE PARK. Md blks, from
Univ Of Nd. in modern brick apt.
house. 5. rms. bath and shower.
ADULTS only; $50 mo. Avail. immed,
rxkkoMSA PARK - Lovely e-bedrm.
apt. must see to appreciate: adults
rms. .Rr ssS sSb pH. SAra: IA utiis. afssi siurn;
rent. $62.50. Cali HOHENSTE1N
BROS, 652 H st. ne, FIR. 5000.
NEAR a7th AND QUE SITS. NV
large rooms. modern kitchen, bath;
SIl5 mo. Including utilities. D. R.
WELDON, EX. 5S11.
S-RM. BASEMENT APT; newly re-
modelled; $50 mo- HARVEY CLEVE-
LAND. BalleyS Cross Roads, Va. 49,
NON-DISCRIMINATORY
HOLLY HOUSE APIS.
1925 T st. NV. new elevator apt.
house; studio apis. from $40 so;
1-bedrm., S115.50, utils. incl. Agent
On premises Al daily. GE. 0437.
-19
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HOUSES FURNISHED

NEAR 10th AND vARNUM SITS. NE,
Attractive semidet. brick: rooms.
lovely lot. Available Nov. i; S166
mo, Mr.. Martuf. La. 6-7S46,
MAEsHAhI assS 54tbI ! Z MAPLE bf Go ssss shsaltoF
36O5 INVERNESS, N. Chevy Chase,
aS. Mo- rRaNR sedERs, s. Paihs paIi,ps faso do Psr
DI; All; ewes, CH. 1900. Ext. 293.
Briarcliff; $3.50 per mo- FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS CO. DI. 1411. Ewes,
BEACH H C COTTAGES - - woodland
sssd sssfa ROAD sPs 81 ana a. IRON RAP 2 RAG s
Ty. CO, INC. RA. 22o0. lis,
Immed. poss. Adults. $3.50. 240
N. Greenbriar st. 1Ss
BEAUT. DETACHED HOME nr. 18th
and Locust I'd. NV; bedrms.. oil
tassefulis furnished.M @ M psrticalarsy yAta, to
diplomatic service: S2f5. Call prop
INC. DI. $500. is
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Charming, det.
brick home with bedrms. and 2
mo. caii Miss corbin at sAiNDoz TS51 Z
for appt. and details, Du. 1sS4;
ARLINGToN-Enjoy space and sun 3
Sndne Some vI9n II this s.r.r readily accessible
Saths Wsa den and asIs' iee. sssdio SsaI%' rms'
besides usual rms. Beaut. cond.,
S?65 mo: Cali Miss corbin at
SANIDoA Tor appt. and details. pu
chEvY cHAsE-charming old hon home
4 6edrris., baths. maids rm.. gar.
SuNNNdfoNM SS3S nc e NV WI MRs ssss cHyPR oR sss
MASS. PARK-we have 2. well-furn,
gracious living; S4l5 and $3.50 mo.
. Call Miss ,corbin at SANDoZ for
p,ETs agpt; and S,,d details, pu. 1884. lis
OF BALTIC. blvd, coImar Manor
6edrm., bath ist st. f.; ?'a; ! furn. urn. rms ms
upstairs; new elec. refer.; new oil
heat; screened-in porch. Real COM
Portable and neat home. Extra large
yard. Rent, 500 per mo. Now va
CANT CANT DIXIE REALTY CO.. Ma.
SILVER SPRINGS bedrm., / bath,
2-story home, completely furn.. in
Silver Spring. $50 mo. Call WOOD
CONLEY CO., 81. 800. --l9
SILVER SPRING-New. attractiveiy
furnished. 3 bedrmS.. l bath, recr
rm;, tile. basement with deep freeze
and, washer. kit. with disposal, dish
washer. Sl65 per month. 81. 1910.
TARA AREAS bedrooms, Ia baths,
. flrepls.. rec. rm.. lge. porch: ga
rage; beaut. lot. Immed. occupancy
--month-to-month basis, with op-
tion to rent for longer terms: $3.50,
ASK-us? REALTY CO.. Gil. 1852,
CHEVY CHASE-sublet 8 mos. (Si75
mo. z rms, baths, gar; cple. with
small child prefer. WO. 4413.
VA.-3 bedrooms, gas
heat; fenced-in back yard. $50
per mo. Cali property manager,
WEAVER BROS, INC, Df. $500.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
GAS STATIONS

We have excellent gas stations 10.
Gated In suburban No. all excellent
sSneS ssS SO @assis eas cs GS sor ear 81 ds 9
WOODMooR AGENCY, INC
OIL. 1888. Realtors. TIL Q PM.
CHATTEL NOTES BOUGHT
On rooming houses and other bust.
nesses. Cash Immediately.
e. w. TTURM
eOe 10th st, N. DI. 3306
Evening star., 1951-10-17
COOPERATIVE APrs. SALE

TMDEN GARDENS bedrms.. bath,
liy. rm.. din. rm., kit. For sale by
OWNER, EN-. 1850.
NV. SECTION bedrms.. one on
corner; large liv.. rm.. reception en-
G. NEWTON JEFFRESs, Broker,
HU. 3341 or OR. 7477.
NORTHUMBERLAND large rooms,
foyer. bath. kit. 4 very lge. closets;
S11,750. terms. HO. $3.50. Ext. 403.