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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25
Poll Tax Receipts
Essential to New
|ArHnqton Voters

New Arlington residents who
have become eligible to vote since
last November's election vii
have to show poll tax receipts
in order to cast their ballots April
IT on a proposed $4,875, 00(
school bond issue.
The Arlington League of Won.
en- Voters had arranged to COM
pile a list of new voters whit
had paid their poll taxes so thai
it would not be necessary fol
them to bring the receipts.
But the league discovered new
voter lists must be combined witf
previous ones, to be official. Sucl
"a procedure, involving the list.
ing of 41,000 names, could moi
Ioe accomplished before the April
II referendum.
Meanwhile, league member:
pointed out many new resident:
who have paid their poll take!
still have not registered. The
organization plans to send re-
minder postcards to these newly
qualified voters urging them tt
register before the April 10 dead
line,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25
Rust Heads Fairfax
Re-Districting Group

Former State Senator John w.
Rust has been named chairman
of redistricting commission
which is rearranging Fairfax
County's magisterial districts.
Attorney Carl L. Marshall OF
Spring Hill was chosen as vice
chairman of the special severn
member commission appointed by
Fairfax Circuit Judge Paul E.
Brown 10 days ago. Mrs. Elizabeth
D. Vernon, 1900 North Chester
brook road, near Falls Church,
will serve as secretary.
Mr.. Rust said the commission
lis just getting organized" and
is gathering the facts needed to
change the present division, under
which the county is split into six
districts. He added
that public hearings may be
scheduled later.
Under the present system, the
Board of Supervisors is sometimes
deadlocked since each one of the
six districts has one representa-
tive. d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25

Designation Of additional Gov
eminent agencies for removal
from Washington is being held up
until money is available to clincl.
the leases on space for them in
other cities.
Another decentralization devei-
opment was the disclosure yestef-
day that plans for removal of parts
of two Agriculture Department
bureaus to Peoria, Ill, has peen
given up. Another city is being
sought for them.
The Budget Bureau, which is
making plans for decentralizing
Government agencies, was to have
announced arrangements for NOV
ing two or three additional Or
CARNATIONS last week. Sam r.
Broadbent, a Budget Bureau Of
fetal, said that while Office space
for these agencies is available III
other cities, there is no money
available for leases and it was
doubtful the space still would be
obtainable later.
More Space May Be Available.
The agencies in question would
be in addition to those with 5,163
positions already announced TO,
removal from the Capital.
Mr.. Broadbent said, however, il
is believed that additional Office
space will become available as the
defense program expands and
Civilian activities are cut back.
The supplemental appropria-
ton request sent to the House last
week by the administration in
cludes So million for rent and
alterations of Office space in other
cities. This is expected to pro-
vide for the civilian agencies with
1884 jobs planned for removal
in a years time.
The appropriation request, which
totals $40 million, also includes
81 million for the removal of
equipment with the agencies.
Sd Million for Furniture.
An additional 81 million would
be provided for the purchase of
Office furniture. The General
Services Administration, which is
to have the job of moving and
housing the agencies, has ex-
planned that it would be extrava-
CANT to move furniture from
Washington and then have to buy
more for expanding defense agen-
cies here.
The remainder of the $40 mil
lion total would provide the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25
Rockville Fire Department
Marks 30th Anniversary

The Rockville Fire Department
observed its 30th anniversary yes
terday with an open house and
graduation ceremonies for 20 fire
men.
The fire house was open fol
public inspection from 3 to II
pm. The four pump trucks. am
bulance and rescue truck were on
display along with fire prevention
and protection exhibits.
Lamar Kelley, mayor of Rock
vile, presented certificates to IL
firemen who have completed the
basic fire fighting course Offered
by the University of Maryland ano
the State Firemen's Association
and to Is who have completed an
advanced course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25
Roanoke College Alumni
ToMeet Tomorrow Nioht

The Roanoke College Alumni
Associations Washington chapter
will hold its annual meeting at 8
pm. tomorrow in the Army and
Navy Club. Seventeenth and I
streets NV.
Principal speaker will be David
Thornton, alumni secretary and
editor of the "Collegian." Richard
H. Peery, 10103 Mckinney avenue.
Silver Spring, chapter president,
is in charge of reservations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25
Shift of More Agencies Delayed
BY Lack of Funds for Space

funds for moving employees, their
dependents and their household
goods.
The two Agriculture Depart
ment bureaus affected by the
change in plans to move to Pc
oria are the fiscal unit of the
Bureau of Animal Industry and
the dairy herd improvement unit
of the Dairy Industry Bureau. The
move was to apply to 100 posi-
tons in the former bureau and
IS in the latter.
Peoria Housing Inadequate.
A department spokesman said
yesterday that while Office space
in Peoria is available, it was found
that housing for employees was
short and that a manpower short
age there would make it impossible
to recruit requirements for present
employees who refuse to leave
Washington.
Mackey w. White, chief of the
departments real estate division,
went to Peoria to investigate con-
ditions and gave negative reports
on the two conditions.
Another city is being sought
now for the units. Raleigh, N. C
and Spartanburg, S. c., were men
toned as alternate sites, "or any
city within 700 or 800 miles"
Meanwhile the dispersal bill
to move agencies with 10000 en-
ployes into the Washington SUBJ
Iurbs-is expected to be taken up
again this week by the Senate
Public Works Committee. That
committee is expected to report
out the bill but whether it pro-
vides for six sites for the dispersed
agencies or fewer. still is unde-
cided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25
Arlington Boy, IS,
7 ellis of Dog Bite;
Gets Bitten Aouin

Three hours after 15-year-old
Donald E. Larson told the Airing
ton County Board. II was bitten
by a dog last week and don't want
to be bitten again"-he was.
The Star carrier was collecting
from subscribers near his home
426 North Granada street, yester-
day when a dog bit him on his
back and right arm. He was
treated by a private physician.
Donald and his father, Clarence
E. Larson, president of the Ar
lington Forest Citizens Associa-
ton, were among citizens appear
ing to advocate an ordinance to
prohibit dogs. from running at
large before the County Board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25
Collection of Fines
BY Mail Is Started

Special Dispoteh 10 The Star

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Mar.
24.-"Mail order justice" started
yesterday when the Charlottes-
vile Police Department switched
to a new kind of traffic ticket
with list of fines printed on
the back.
The offender can look at the
back of his card to find out how
much his fine will be. and mail
it to the Police Department, Po-
lice Chief j. E. Adams said.
He added recipients of such
tickets still may choose to appear
in court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25
Alexandria YWCA Sets
Women's Finance Talks

The Alexandria YWCA, 126
North st. Asaph street, will spon-
sor series of talks on Finance
for Women" to begin at 8 pm.
April 2.
The subjects will be: insurance,
April 2; banking. April 16 and
investments, April 80. Questions
not covered during the talks will
be taken UP at Q meeting May u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25
Arlington Proposes
Metropolitan Area
Bus Line Authority

Creation of a metropolitan area
regulatory board to establish bus
fares and routes was recon-
mended by the Arlington County
Board yesterday in a petition to
the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. - ,+-.
The board also asked the COM
mission itself to examine the Gin
terstate operations" of all pas
senger carriers.
Invitations to join in the re-
quest for the ICC study were
ordered sent to the governing
bodies of the District; Montgom-
cry and Prince Georges Coun-
ties, in Maryland; and Fairfax
County and the cities of Alex
andria and Falls Church, in Vir-
ginia.
The petition had approval of
the Arlington Public Utilities
Commission and was prepared by
its executive secretary, G. j.
Glassman.
The joint board would %regu-
late service and rates on an area
wide system basis" The petit
ton suggests that the ICC re-
quest the State Corporation
Commission of Virginia, the
Maryland Public Service Commits
sion, and the District of Column
ola Public Utilities Commission
to set up the organization.
The petition says that "the
area is served by IL separate
companies, with little or no ar
rangements. for connected serv-
ice or schedules"
The number of transit passen-
gers and the quality of transit
service are declining, the resolu-
ton says. Serious traffic con-
gestion" is attributed to made
quate service and high fares"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25
McCue Seeks Reelection
Special Dispatch TO The Stor

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Mar.
24.-Charles Purcell McCue, ST.. of
Greenwood, member of the Abe
marie County Board of Super
visors since 1920 and chairman
since 1913, has announced his
candidacy for reelection from the
Samuel Miller Magisterial District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25
Levin Named to Head
Maryland Price Office
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. "a (P)-Al-
bert A. Levin was named District
enforcement director of the Mary
land Office of Price Sterilization
today.
The appointment was an
nounced by District Director Hugo
r. Hoffman.
In his new post, Levin will be
chief of all attorneys and special
agents in the OPS enforcement
section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25
Church to Show Film

A moving picture. Dust or Des-
tiny" will be shown at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the First Baptist
Church Of Hyattsville, Md.
Evening star., 1951-02-27
Local CD Criticized
AT Northwest Council

A new name. organized confu-
sion," was given to the District
Department of Civil Defense by
the Northwest Council of Citizens
Associations last night.
Unsigned notices sent. out to
certain residents, calling for a
civil defense meeting, started the
comments. C. A. Burmeister, del
egate from the Forest Hills Citi-
zens' Association, told the meeting
he resented this new meeting be-
cause it infringes on the boun-
daries of his association which al
ready has met on the subject.
j. B. Dickman, president of the
North Cleveland Park Association,
said, when there is no plan, no
trained men, how can you expect
citizens to take an INTEREST,""
MAX Schwartz, chief warden,
promised to speak at our last
meeting. but he never showed up."
said Mr.. Dickman.
Leadership is needed" said
Thomas B. Scott, president of the
Glover Park Association. "You
can't get enthused over Mr..
Schwartz; he only criticizes you. !"
First. they try to scare you,
then they try to calm you," some
one else said.
ITO heck with headquarters"
said Gordon M. Atherholt, of the
Palisades Citizens Association.
1--WE won't have any action until
the bombs drop, SO let the citizens
associations organize themselves. I"
Mr.. Atherholt conducted the
meeting in the home of Mrs. Jo-
seph L. Miller, president of the
Connecticut Avenue Citizens AS
ISOLATION, 1901 Highland place
NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-27
Judge Kronheim to Speak

Municipal Court Judge Milton
S. Kronheim, jr., will address a
meeting of the Washington Retail
jewelers. Association at $3.50 pm.
| tomorrow in the Hotel 2400.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
PETWORTH
C.FAMTT.v

Full center hall. corner brick home;
In peri. cond., nicely arranged into
two apis. OH h.-w.h.,. garage. full
bsmt.; real home and Investment.
Call Mr.. Rosenblatt, AID. 4l52,
with SIDNEY 2. MENSH g. CO..
Evening star., 1951-10-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SHOP. established Falls
Church business; reaS. rent includ-
ing utils. Small cash investment
required: Phone "a. 2699; ewes. and
ssIF sHPss FsshRv1SE kEi S4s2T SUPER MARKET 1s With
Complete modern equipment located
.n expanding Montgomery County,
z miles from D. c.; crosses about
S150,000 annually; no nearby chain
stores: lease to suit buyer; bargain
for the y, rssht man; owner owner ret5ring; lhdas
eSsoOBasSfs oR1 ssos or pVSl. 81. 5sSs. s -aY
REsTAURANT--Seats "a; has mod
ern equip; located in good ne.
location; very low overhead; open
6 days week; gross sales $1,000 mo. /;
sacrifice for quick sale. LA. 6-esss.
PARKING LOT for rent; rooming
house for rent; several good stores
for rent. some equipped. MA. 4639.
DRY CLEANING PLANT with Store
good work. This plant has been
Fseputsa1tona;o ao Also trucks go ogith
EEsrAdRxSf!. Ii AT RI! good location in nSs near.
air conditioned; open 6 days week:
seats 40; ABC license, on. and OF: I:
down payment only $4,000. balance
S75 month. A real opportunity.
Gall NJ Mr. BreTn Syao Sgith oSg SygEoNAAss 8
GROCERY STORE In large apt.
house. low rental; small investment
required; CAL Ma, 1921. 10
lington; 90% high school trade: open
g. DAYS per week; daily cash sales.
payment required. For further in
formation, cali Mr.. Brown, YEONAS
REALTY. GIL. 2100, OK. 1243. .-17
DELICATESSEN, small, compact. al
ways busy. wonderful place for
family two or three; confidential re-
SMALL DRY CLEANING PLANTi viii
lease to responsible party; reas.. LO.
6-1944. ~ III
Evening star., 1951-10-16
HOUSES FURNISHED

BETHESDA, Broadmoor section;. avail
23rd; clean, bedrms., ! bath; at
tached garage. gas heat; 2 blocks
from school; $3.50. Mrs. Christman,
ALLIED REALTY CORP, $500 WIS.
GasTg chise isrge M6 Sedroos %a o'sS 81
baths. large living room and recrea-
tion room. all-electric kitchen; faces
Rock Greek Park; 1915 mo. Shown
es e5. 9 to y Il am. Esi Fl F S,S6 SAUL Ca Ca
NV n? SEC sc. ST. ny s:bedrm sA: alfS Brick 2l
baths. bsmt,. garage: porches: gas gas
schools; $3.50. GE, 1912: -16
BETHESDA-Bungalow, 2 bsdrms.
down; I'm. upstaiFs' no gendlx; W1 NSy; Sy47 !
NEAR 10th AND vARNUM SITS. NE.
Attractive semidet. brick; g rooms.
bath: gas hot.Tatser heat; heat ,gaFga,g8si; g,8i
RSnsIaEh RS Ne J. nfliSL MAPLE e e. ssaisa5 ssassas
,729 2S4 HosaRT dsa + sr gw NV, w. Ssar sae Rock
Creek Park rms. 2 baths. rec
sSSSS mo-; immed. occup. Call ME.
8 'fSd RMS. BATH, furn.: 1s acres. Just
GIN 81 R0sse TA 7s7Hse: HeaT M0S mys09oSw ow ceFHs5 a5ss
FOR LEAsE-Beaut. corner resi-.
y Sdence, Takoma Park; suitable fol
doctor or dentist; immed. poss
81. 938S; ofice,- Ma. 1875. -16
S6O5 INVERNESS, N. Chevy Chase
Nd; 3 bedrms.. Q baths; $50 pei
mo. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. co.
DI. l411; eyes,, CH. 1900, Ext. 293
LOVELY 4-bedroom. 4-bath home ir
Briarclif1; $3.50 per mo. FRANK s
PHILLIPS CO.. DI. 1411. Ewes.
sEacH GA aoOo' cGoTTFTAGss 81 AeGi; - WOODLAND
Beach. only 81 mi. from 2. G. or
good road, S45 and UP. KAY REAL.
TY. CO., INC, RA. 2200. --1S
ARL. FOREST-Five-r det. brick
Immed. poss. Adults. $3.50. 24(
nEAGTe 4; GFeenPTTiaATc pPRTAcHED III HOME mr.. ietl
and Locust rd. NV; 5 bedrms.. oi
heat, rec. rm. and bar; gear gar.
tastefully furnished. particularly Il
diplomatic service; S275; Call prop
erty manager. WEAVERS BROS.
ciHNESvY iNSY CHASE, MD.-charming. det
brick home with 8 bedrms, and
baths; maids rm. and BATH. ga
mo cali Miss Corbin at SANDO.
Tor appt. and details. DU. 1894;
ARr.-e rooms, Q baths. oil hea'
large lfy. rm., screened porch, gs
rare. Blk. bus, stores. 1mmed. pos
SI3b. CH, 016S.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords. applicants waitins
for your furn. or unfurn. apis; OF
houses or sublets; WASH va
BRITISH JOURNALIST, family, re-
QuireS unfurn. or furn. apt. with
yard, or small house. WI. 1891.
BY MIDDLE-AGED couple in frst,
class apt bldg. NV. section, Tor .
months period. furnished 2-bedroom
apt best references. Phone 81
WANTEDWFor Si siSfi single gent, nr. Boil
eIaded. 1hg dieie Can Jo. 5-3554. ~
LADY requires efficiency or 1-ped-
room apt, NV. area: SS5 furnlSneo.
$40 max. unfurn. CO. 7124. Sun:
EX. 1910. Ext. Isl. weekdays.
3 YoUNG TEACHERS desire. fur
nished apt. in Georgetown or In To-
cation convenient to Arlington pus.
IA. 2-0654 after $50 pm. -17
CHRISTIAN GIRLS, refined; best refs.
Want attractive turn.; l-bedrm:
apt, incl. util., laundry privl;'
conv location; Nov. 9TH. S7o-SSo.
Apt. 2, 1900 Belmont NV. -lS
EMPL. CPLE., childless, need Sc.
furn., 3-rm., pvt. bath apt; 80.
MRS. LYLE, EX. 2420, Ext. 1892.
10, S-0336 after 5. IT.
FURN. I-BEDRM. or effic. apt. NV,
next 8 wks.; S90-S120 mo-; reliable
cple., no children; own linen, china,
silver; refs. AP. 0S42. 1SH
Evening star., 1951-10-16
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
Phone No. oIo4. UNION STORAGE
co. INC. est. 1906
LIGHT HAULING and moving reas !;
prompt serv. ST. 1000. Z days a wk
Z a.m.-9 pm. w MARVIN. 20'
ANYTHING. ANY TIME, moving
pickup and delivery, T-day week,
"a hrs. a day; SO minimum. AT
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reas. ia. 1887; eyes,, GE. l416.
Evening star., 1951-10-16

Four bedroom red brick Colonial In
nearby Maryland's most beautiful
community. Inspection BY appoint
ment. OIL. 1868.
Col. F. H. Kohloss, Exclusive
Evening star., 1951-10-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MD.-Just OF Bradley
blvd. in a community Of tine homes.
A stone rambler complete with rec
reation room. large living and dining
rooms, .Today's kitchen, 3 bedrooms.
2 baths, 2-car built-in garage.
storage attic; very wide lot. To In
spect. call WO. 2300. Once open
till 8. EDW, n. JONES q CO., INC.
Chevy Chase. D. C. Is
BETHESDA, Md, $24.50O.-Close to
schools, shopping area and bus. 4
bedrooms on 2nd floor. spacious
living and dining rooms. den. maid's s
room; oil h.-w.h. See this right away.
Epw. d; JONES q CO.. NC, CHEVY
BETHEsp2,. faafs p, G; ;sss ,sso-s twin-.ised as
bedrms., 1h-bath home with att.
garage is today's best buy; lge. liv.
rm. with mirrored fireplace, din.
rm... all-elec. kitchen incl. dish
washer; basement with outside entr.;
gas a.-c. heat; porch. storm vim
dSgsi fSssIEYy lYsysl i xoRzSryoEarr 5eRSsa yoFd s dk
1926 til o pm. --17
Evening star., 1951-10-16
EDGEMOOR, MD.

1910 wisconsin Ave. NV. Wo. sos
Ewes, OIL. 6524.
Evening star., 1951-10-16

S23, 2-story brick home;
entirely redecorated; on A-acre
fenced lot; living rm. with fireplace,
dining rm.. large kitchen, powder
rm on 1st floor; bedrm. .(20x15)
and others with tiled bath .,.ta on
roof: full bsmt.; good location.
81 600 cash will handle.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

BETHESDA-Practic new, Q bed
rms. l bath, full bsrnt. .Avail.
immed. Sorry. no small schildren;
Mrs. Christman, ALLIED REALTY
CORP. 5000 Wis. ave-. Chevy Chase,
BETHEsbAwBeautiful EEHSh, os home, 2 rms,
pch., slaund., fenced yd.; .rm.. b. in
bsmt; adults. WI. 7547 after pm.
NEW, s-BEDRM. rambler. 61f7 3oth
St; no.. Arl-. S135 per mo. oo9W'
sHaDYsIDE AVE, Bradbury. Nd.
s-rm del. house; coal heat. $50,
DELAFiEID PLACE N.W.-s rms, 9
baths So4 Esr sSias OF aE heat, is1s Ayailaoie la
baths bsmt'. 8 porches, new gas
and air heat, cont: hot water. New
ly altered, papered. painted. Drive
way, garage. 8 mos. or more lease.
TIA N. Irving St. Arlington, Va"
cHIIbRRS Hill nes sunafH. n%afEHL.coME.-New 2
bedrm. home in GLAssMANoR.
Nice yard, basement. equip. kit:
ideaI location. S110 a mo. 20,
AIExaSDRIA-Brand-new brick g.
s6, ton; !; min. to PentasOn' is JEI S-
3-BEDRM. HOUSE, newly redecorated;
large yard. paneled rec. rm., oil
heat; In Clarendon. nr. transp.; S15o
mo. ALBERT H. COHEN CO., 1O42
N. Irving St. IA. 2-1661.
ARL.-6 homes for rent. are va
cant; ramblers and Colonials with
2 and 3 bedrooms. and pa baths.
sgg6 sgT1 FFEp q 1niut9 nEoRgE s5Gn GIL Slss 7 =
A BEAUTIFUL, and distinctive, new
house located in exclusive Broad
mont; entrance hall. large liv. rm.
with French door@ opening onto
patio. dining rm. with immense bay
sISsfs %ndoW keSspy Library snS SF oSdsa ,oo s5
End f.. 4 bedrms., 8 baths: huge
basement with maids rm., full bath,
laundry rm.. and space for rumpus
rm. A house perfectly appointed for
entertaining: FA. 1929. 81
WHEATON HILLS, Wheaton, Md;
parauet floors. frepl., comb. din.
rm., kit. Move in at once. Rent,
Sl25 mo. Call ST: 6621. III
ss0o. aS@sd ARniNdToN Ga MSs RRg5Han REAT44 eD co
MOD. sEMIDET. BRICK; 8 rms.
bath, powder rm.; gas heat; nice
yard. Immediate possession. Call
KENNEDY REALTY CO., INC, GE.
cosGREss eSSS qssi RGRfs., Z a. 8 rms. and ts bath
brick home with fun bsmt., equip.
kit; nice yard; ! VI. old: $i25 mo.
Phone ALDRE, INC, LU. 4-O747.
S-RM. HoUSE-coal furnace, excel.
cond., S125 mo. l blk. from busi-I
ness district. CHI. 4o52. lis
5-BEDRM., 2Iz-BATH. 3-yr.-old ul-
tramodern brick; Silver Spring;
ideal for professional man or diplo-
mat; $3.50 DER mo-; avail. after
Nov. Is. RIGGS & CO.. EN-. 2345.
vIERS MILL VILLAGES. 8. Nd.
2-bedrm: BUNGALOW conv. to every
fenced yard; SS7.5o mo. lease. 81.
0424; ewes LA 6-SSOO Ia
Evening star., 1951-10-16

FALLS CHURCH. VA, 500 Randolph
st.-Det. home. 2 bedrms., nv; rf1;,
kit. and bath. Oil heat: 275 sal;
SHANNON q LUCHS CO.. 1905 H
Mfot;NnfiSG,oMMEaaY ft; Il Maa tcoouNrY-we need
some one to live in our partially
furnished 5-rm. cottage. with bath.
adjoining Our home. Rent Tree.
nished. Electricity from pvt. gem
orator. Heat by oil or wood stoves.
No objection to children: Write
p. o. 2O5. Silver Spring, Md, CIV
ing three references.
space and sun
shine in this readily accessible
home with 2 acres. 4 bedrms.. ga
bstS; Besides @ Usual rms. Beaat. cond.' ;
SANDoz for appt. and details. DU.
CHEVY CHAsE-charming old home;
4 bedrms., 2 baths. maids rm:, gar
$500 mo-. to Nav. MRS. CLYDE G.
HUNTINGTON, WI. 1885. OR. 1888.
MASS. PARK-we have Q well-furn.
houses suit. for entertaining and
gracious living: Sab and $3.50 mo.
Call Miss .corbin at SANDOz for
appt. and details. DU. 1884. lis
BRICK BUNGALOW bedrms., fire.
pl., walking dist. schools. shopping
and transp. $l15 mo. Call until
TIT Q An10
Evening star., 1951-10-16
ARLINGTON. VA
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FOREIGN NAVAL OFFICER desires
furn. house. NV. area; 3 or bed
rooms. garden or yard; max. $3.50
CO. 57O2. 16'
STATE DEPT. officer desires rent
earliest possible occupancy 4-bed-
room 2-bath house. Approx. $50
monthly. Preferably Maryland. MRS.
DURBROW. DU. 2480. 21s
GOVT. EMPLOYE desires 3-bedroom
house in near suburbs about Dec. L.
z childrsn, ages 8 and 3. Sl25 max.
PERNfANENTLY-ST U. 8.
Coast Guard officer, family desires
rent 3-bedrm. house, Silver Spring.
Md, Takoma Park area. EX. 6400,
Ext 5002. 8 am. to pm. Rent.
S110 month. 17s
SMALL REFINED FAMILY desper-
ately needs 2-bedrm. unfurn. house;
Silver Spring area; excellent care
promised; 500 max. 10. 2-s504.
-1S
Evening star., 1951-10-16
PARKWOOD

This is q very nice all-brick, 2-bedrns.
rambler. In one Of Washington's
This home features an an-elec. kit,
full bsmt. and gas heat; situated on
lot 60x136; 1t is offered for sale
at Sl3,500. For information, call
Mr.. Donald West.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Washington Bldg, DI. $500;
Ewes, EN-. 4042.
Evening star., 1951-10-16

OOLORED-1315 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Modern building; two apartments
and bath; 5000 and SsS per mo. /:
adults only; extremely desirable and
convenient location: Superintendent
on premises. THos. J. FISHER &
CO.. INC, 73S 18th street NV
COIoRED-13e4 oRIE3D13e MONROE ST. NV.
-Eficiency units, $40. so and $50 80
per mo; 1-bedrm. apt. 500. so mo-;
2-bedrm. apt, S125 mo-; all utils;
included. FRANCIS A. BLUNDON
co, INC, S05 H st. NV, Ma. OLA.
coLoREp-soe BLK. MT. oLIyET
m. Ne Bedrm., liv. rm.. kit.
dinette and bath; ST. mo. 1.year
lease; 2 mo. rent in advance. FRAN
CTS A. BLUNDON CO. INC. sos Il
st. NV, MA. 0714. -22