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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11
PICNIC H0NORS
 H. 5T0NEH0U5E
 ON RETIREMENT

Harry Stonehouse, who retired June 30 as master mechanic at the Bureau Of Public Roads equipment depot after 3l years of service, was honor guest at picnic given by the road department at Aux Bay last Sunday.
 StonehouSe was presented with a wrist watch as a farewell gift. Hugh A. Stoddart, division engineer, made the presentation.
 MT. and Mrs Stonehouse have long been residents of Juneau and have been active in civic and social life of the community. They have been prominent in American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary af- fairs through the years and Mrs. StonehouSe is one of the leaders of the Juneau Garden Club.
 The Stonehouses will leave Ju- neau sometime in August and, after a trip through the interior of AL aska, followed by a motor trip to Pennsylvania where they will visit Mrs. Stonehouses mother, they will return to the west coast to see their daughter.
 Their plans for the future are indefinite
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11
Holm Misses FataI
 Airline Crash in
 Colorado Recently

A strike and a decision not to re-make two-months-old reser- vation he had cancelled, kept Mar tin N B. Holm, Alaska Native Ser vice education specialist, off the ill-fated United Air Lines plane that crashed near Fort Collins, Colo. on June 30.
 Holm had made reservations over two months ago to fly from Sat Lake City to Denver on the doom- ed flight.
 But because of the air lines strike, he cancelled his reservations aboard the plane and flew by From tier Airlines into Denver. Just a1- ter he was notified that Frontler had an opening on US Denver flight. the strike was called off and the fatal flight opened for reser- vations.
 Rather than change his reserVa- ton again, he travelled on Frontier
 Holm had been at Brigham Clty, Utah at the Intermountain sum- mer School teaching and assigning teachers for various Alaska Posts as part of his work with the Al aska Native Service. Holm returned Saturday to Juneau by Pan Ameri- can World Airways.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11
DAYS OF B0RGIA5 EXCITING FILM FARE
 AT 10TH CENTURY

One of the most outrageous sis ter-brother combinations ever to scandalize society Lucretia and Cesare Borgia-is now shocking audiences at the 20th Century The atre where Paramount's melodrama based on their activities, Bride of Vengeance which started Sunday. The title role, that of Lucretia Borgia, is portrayed by Paulette Goddard, who is co-starred with Jchn Lund and Macdonald Carey, the latter appearing as her male- volent brother.
 Directed by Mitchell Leisen. whose flair for the spectacular was brilliantly displayed in Lady in the Dark" "Frenchman's Creek" and Kitty" to name few, Bride of Vengeance" adds another feather to his cap of screen triumphs. With the lush period of the Italian Rem aissance to work with, Leisen went all out on costumes and sets, and the result is magnificent back grounds and elegant, eye-filling clothes.
 The story of Bride of Veng- canoe" concerns the pleasure mad, power mad Lucretia and Cesare Borgia, who want to dominate the world. When the film opens they are well on the road to conquering all of Italy, but in their way stands the independent duchy of Ferrara. The Duke of Ferrara, wonderfully played by John Lund, is a strong willed man who won't yield to pres sure or the war of nerves Cesare imposes on him and his advisors. So Cesare has Lucretia's beloved husband murdered pinning the crime on the Duke and so firing her with lust for vengeance that she is ready to do anything-even marry him. the better to destroy him. The Duke, on the other hand, must stall for time to prepare for the inevitable war with the Borgias, so he agrees to marry Lucretia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11
52 IN; B OUT
 ON pAA MONDAY

Pan American World Airways carried ST passengers Monday with 52 arrivals and 35 departures.
 From Seattle. Judy Barney, j.. Borseth, Steven and K. Crouch. MT. and Mrs. Robert Dexter and James, MT. and Mrs. Willis Gra- ham, Marie Hoist, Mrs. R. Walker and Sandra, MT. and Mrs. William Wootten. H. H. Smith, w. Ahrens- ield, Doris Cui. James Tennison. Iris Smith with Karen and Douglas, Denny Warren, Howard Graham. Clinton Stockley, Mary Ann Ashby, Mabel Barthell, Jack Brown. John Featherstone, L. Grove, Clifford and Hope Haynes, Mrs. R. Merrill, Mrs. B. Osborne, Mrs. John Son. derland, Allison Tharp, o. Futile, Jacob and Sharon Tysling, James Orme.
 From Fairbanks: MT and Mrs. Hal Atkinson, Glen Franklin and child, Ralph Rivers, Virgil Baker, Mrs. c. A. Carlson, MT. and Mrs. c. M. La Timor. Susan Williams, Richard Pagers, MT and Mrs. Jay G. Larson.
 To Seattle: Cmdr. Erie Cooke, Jr., c. Sheffield, William Helenick, h. ga Thompson, David Devoe, MT. and Mrs. Felix Toner, Fred Tur- pin. Charles Vanhosen, Mrs. Rob- ert Walsh and son Larry, E. Wyd- ner. Harold Sommers, Mae Suhrib- fer. Ed Burkeimer, Harry Abel, H. Mayo. Mrs. Frank Wright, Mrs. L. Newman, Ina Shennett..
 To Ketchikan: Mrs. R. Hall, H. Knutson, George Mace.
 To Annette: Hans Berg, B. John- son, Sig Olson.
 To Fairbanks Mrs. Kelly, Will liam Humphries, Bardley Barrows, Eleanore Croam, H. Oliver, Louis Berg, N. R. Pace, Alton Shimm, Olaf Tilberg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11
"A LADY WITHOUT
 PASSPORT COMES| TO CAPITOL THEATRE

"A Lady Without Passport brings Hedy Lamar and John Ho- diak to the Capitol screen in story of love, adventure and pull sating action which starts in New York City, shifts to Havana, Cuba, and eliminates in an electrifylng chase climax in the depths of the Florida Everglades.
 Taking as its fictional premise the drama behind the smuggling into the United States of illegal immigrants, the story presents MISS Lamar as thelovely European Mar ianne Lorress, desperately trying to gain entry into this country from Cuba, with Kodiak cast as Pete Karczag, the immigration inspector who first pursues the girl in line of duty, then becomes entangled for more personal reasons. Their first encounter at the Gulfstream Cafe in Havana, headquarters of the smuggling ring, Pete's willy inn personation of a Hungarian refu- gee, his subsequent exposure and gun fight with the nefarious Pai- inov, leader of the racketeers, lead ing up to the tensely gripping chase climax, which takes place in the depth of the Florida Everglades, makes for a romantic adventure drama oi unflagging interest.
 As the seductive Marianne, Hedy Lamar has a role tailored to her elamorous personality and gives complete credulence to the part Of the girl driven to desperate ex- tremes in her endeavor to find haven without benefit of passport. John Kodiak gives a rugged and forceful portrayal to the role of the immigration inspector, with excel lent supporting work contributed by James Craig as Petes chief, George Macready as the heavy" Steven Geray as the "Frenchman, and Bruce Bowling as the pilot who meets his death in an attempt to smuggle his airplane passengers into the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11
22 JUNEAU KIDS
 INVOLVED IN
 CAR DEMOLITION

Twenty-two Juneau juveniles and their parents have spent two hot, uncomfortable afternoons with As sistant Police Chief Frank Cava- naugh and City Magistrate F. O. Eastaugh, although no charges have been filed
 The youngsters ranging from 4 to l3 years of age have admitted to completely demolishing a carry all truck belonging to Dale Oster- man. The vandalism occurred last Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the ball park where Osterman left his truck the night of the Fourth when he was unable to start 1t.
 With hammers, wrenches a n d screw drivers the children smashed the windows, instrument panel, broke the battery and carburetor, filled the radiator with sand, put sand and oil in the gas tank and otherwise ruined the car. They did this after they had pushed 1t around the ball park, giving little girls ride.
 A mechanic estimated it would cost $500. to make the vehicle run again.
 sOsterman, who is IT, had bought the truck secondhand and spent time and money to fix it up. No estimate was given on his in vestment in the car.
 In an effort to settle the matter out of court, the parents and child ren met with officials Monday and Tuesday afternoons. Osterman was not present at yesterdays meeting. Two parents were appointed to meet with Osterman in an attempt to reach a settlement which is to be prorated among the families or the children involved.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11
37 FROM SOUTH,
 2e OUT ON pAA

Pan American World Airways brought 37 passengers to Juneau yesterday and took 29 south.
 From Seattle. Clifford Betts, M. Castellano, R. c. Hensley, B. E. Jones, Leona McKinnon, F. Neill, Floyd Volk, Bill Wilson, D. Bas- ket, Freeman Butler, Carmen Finch, George Michaud, Capt. G. McLane, Albert Swiss, o. P. Thomas, Rich ard Westwongs Rose Williams. s. Stacy, Elsie and Carl Bade, Bobby Bolan, Holda Cowan, Ray Frank, Rachel George, Alma Hasbrouck, William and Arden Martin, Ivan Olane, Carl Peterson, Forrest Rey- holds. Jr. and ST., Mir and Mrs. J. Paterson, Dorothy and Susan Eng Ter.
 From Annette: Thomas Winters, J. B. Warrack.
 To Seattle: Fritz Jensen, Iver Arnesen, Marie Better, F. c. Wuil- mette, o. Tooley, A. Bennett, MT. and Mrs. Simpson MacKinnon, M. w. Bean, MT. and Mrs. Wurster and Emily, Marylou Cooper, o. Clem- ems, J. Earl Jackman, MT. and Mrs. Henrik Valle, MT. and Mrs. Frank McConaghy, Mrs. Myrtle Kelsey and son Robert, Robert and Edith Losee, M. Paplinski, T. s. Morri- son, Herb Hilscher, George Bur lach.
 To Ketchikan: William Stebbins, 2. M. Carlson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11
WS(S MEETING IS
 SET FOR WEDNESDAY,

The July business meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Ser vice will be held this evening at 8 o'clock with worship service in the Little Chapel followed by business and social hour in the Methodist parsonage.
 There will also be reports on the recent conference at Seward. Host esses will be Mrs. Lloyd Coe and Mrs. Walter Ebbett. .sss44s...,
 Officers are asked to attend the executive committee meeting in the Little Chapel at 7.30 pm.
 The society meetings are open to any women interested in the work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11
TAKU FISHING
 CL0SE5 $ A. M.
 EACH SATURDAY

Richard Snuman, fisheries man. agement supervisor of the Fish and Wildlife Service, announced today that until further notice the week ly closed fishing period on Taku river will be from am. Saturday until am. Monday. Heretofore. closure time started at 6 pm. Saturdays. fs
 Reason given was the increased number of boats which are fishing in the area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11
AMY HAMILTON LEAVING

Mrs. Amy Hamlltcn, fur v'crker, is leaving Sunday on the Aieutian after many years in Alaska, most of them in Juneau. She has no defi mite plans. she said, but plans her first stop at Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11

fore proceeding over the bridge, it was announced today by the office of the Highway Patrol.
 Speed limit on the bridge will be five miles per hour, while painting is going on to avoid further acci- dents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11
ATTENTION TOURISTS

For an intimate acquaintance with s. E. Alaska with the mailboat Yakobi for a 600 mile day scenic voyage. Sailings once week. De- parts Wednesday am. 816-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11
GAME CALLED LAST
 NIGHT BY SHORTAGE OF MOOSE PLAYERS

The game between the Moose and Elks last night was called be- cause the Moose did not field ful team.
 Since this game was not the reg ularly scheduled one, it does not count as forfeiture" said Ray G Day, president of the Gastineat Channel Baseball League.
 The next regularly scheduled game in the second half of play is Thursday evening at 6.30 with the Coast Guard playing the Moose.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11
WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE-

Without CaIomel-And You'll Jump Out ef
 Bed in the Morning Karin to Go
 The liver should pour out about pints of bile juice into your digestive tract every day. If this bile is not flowing freely. your food may not digest. It may just decay in the digestive tract. Then gas bloats up your stomach. You get constipated. You feel sour. sunk and the world looks punk.
 Liver Pills to get these pints of bile flow ing freely to make you feel up and up." Get a package today. Elective in making bile flow freely. Ask for Csfvers Little Liver Pills, S7s at any drugstore.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11
DRIVERS WARNED OF STOP SIGNS
 DOUGLAS BRIDGE

Stop signs were posted yesterday afternoon at each end of the Doug las bridge and drivers will be re- quired to come to a full stop be-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11
FROM SALEM, ORE.

Dean Lyman and A. Pearce ot Salem, Ore, are at the Gastineau hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11
PARK MAN HERE

Frank L. Ahern of the National Park Service from Washington, DC, is stopping at the Baranof hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-11
FROM GOOSE COVE

Fred Emerson of Goose Cove is at the Baranof hotel.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
ApARTMENTs WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicants vaitins
houses or sublets; Wash, ash, Va;
Refined BAcHEkoR wants furn.
apt. beginning Oct: "a. Sl75 max;
NV. pref. MR.. FISHER. RE. 6911.
2 QUIET GIRLS desire 1-bedrm. apt,
turn: or anfurn. in s;E:: LU. 4-ooo5
DUPLEX APT, unfurnished, with
matured lady; best Of references;
10 yrs. in last apt. Call MI. 1888.
1. 2 OR s-BEDRM. apt. or house in
suburbs. for short period; one child;
SS5-SI50 mo. vi. 636S. IL
IN NV. vICINITY-Settled business
ssss ishss apt apt; ., $50 maximum. Cali RE.
2.BEDROOM. unfurnished; lst fioor
$50. 10. 2-03S2 after g pm. Ia
e ADULTS want 2-bedroom unfurn.
apt. or house; NV. D. G. or suburb.
area: 800 per mo. EN-. 1879. Iii
JOURNALIST. family REQUIRES furn;;
Rs 4ouse seiur1 W. anI 9ssf H.'h 'ard or ls iSal'
UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom apt. in
apt. bldg; in vic, of Riverdale,
Queens Chapel. Md. or desirable
NV. location. Call DE. 1890 after
CULTURED YOUNG MAN would Ike
to share apt. with another gentle
man; ref. EXCHANGED. EN-. 1894.
DESIRE SUBLET furn. apt. for 80 to
60-day period; apt. bldg. or duplex;
s.e. or nearby Nd. EX 1903. 12s
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HOUSES pvek.sMsD

|yEFFERsON MANOR - Immac.. 2.
bedrm, house, beaut. furn. and deco,
rated; tile bath. sep. dining rln., full
bsnt., auto. gas heat lovely corner
lot. Come and see 1t. conv. 70
sysryts9sS yur s1sS si esssssSes esss aser aaa
|FoUR BEDRMs., 1 u baths; 20th and
Park I'd: NV. On busline; $l76.
LARGH AZ HsaS, HOME on 2 acres Of land: N.
Arlington; As bedrooms, 2H$haths,
Bendix. electric kitchen. oil heat, B.
month. RoMYE LAMBoRN. Realtor,
WHEATON, PARK-3 bedrms.. SEMI
det., sep. din. rm.. lovely complete
furnishings; S140 mo. Lo. 5-3434.
HOUSE WITH e APIS, private entr.;
I. fare. block school and bus. CH,
riaHRsEE-BEDRM. BRICK in siive,
Spring; beaut. furn. rec, rm... deer
freeze. auto; washer, DISPOSAL and
TV set; S1sb per mo. 81. 1910
IRE HOBART ST. NV, near Rocl
8; s. rms. Q baths. recreation rm..
med. occup. Cali NE. 5402.
CHEVY CHASE-Beaut. homa. ssr-
den. bedrms., 2 baths, Oct. May.
atss. MRs. CLYDE oR sasa 6 DuNNINoToN,i wi.
ARLINGTON - Clean bunea., large
rn,s;i pam3 ciosets' Gs,. mod: kit, full sttlc,
mo, Avail: now. oW. O744, --16
CHEVY CHASE-6 rooms, la baths,
screened porch, garage; nr. schools,
transp.: $225 month; consider short
lease. WI. 1921.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Of this
beautiful 4-bedrm. 2h-bath home.
rTrn' syss Hxs HsxsePsionaily s%,a nics; $3.50 Csll
70 conn. AVE. KENsiNGTroN, Ii MD.
Beautifully furn, det home on ap-
prox; acre. 3 bedrms. and den,
rm; din. rm-. modern kit. pantry
ssTs.psT and powder er.IS Im. on M ist a.; large ,
basekent; oil AUTOMATIC heat; ash isl,
pond. fruit trees and scrubs on
grounds; 2-car garage. To inspect
call Mrs. Point with SHANNON q
dduGHs CO., 1905 n st. NV. Ma.
5-RM, BUNGALow-riIe bath. gar
sss; SlO2 mo. Call Ii. 3-35ss. after
FURNISHED-4 large bedrooms. 3h
baths, large living room and recrea-
tion room. all electric kitchen; faces
ROCK Creek Park; 1915 mo. Shown
by appointment; contact Mr.. Pletch-
er, 9 to 12 am. B: +. SAUL CO.,
925 18th St: NV: Ma. 2100: Ill
yenient to Walter Reed)--Detached
brick; living rm., dining rm.. kitchen,
bedrms. and bath; nicely furnished
Rent 81 so per mo. Phone Ma. 9797.
CAPITAL view REALTY CO. Real
tors. 925 New York ave. NV.
ST. GABRIEL'S PARISH-Near Grant
Circle NV; semidetached brick 8
rms, bath, 2 incl porches. full
bsmt.. gas heat, en-front porch,
large fenced-in yard, 2-car garage,
nicely furn.; rent, $140: immed.
Realty Riss c., NA' asDtss $3.50 can DiAih
1924 MASS. AVE S.E.-6 rms, bath.
hot-water heat, 2 screened porches,
house in excel. cond.: S1I6 per mo.
FRED a. BLUMER CO., GIT Pa. ave.
BETHESDA bedrooms, Ice. liy. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm.. kit, bath,
full bsmt.. oil heat, large yard:
SIo0: yr:s lease avail; ref. req. Cali
OIL 1874 Sat. and sun. afternoons
or after Pm: weekdays.
ANACOSTtA-2 bedrms., In new apt.
St5 Sidf NJ M st9Fss; ssssa sshls sfts- $3.50 insl
NEAR 10th q vARNUM SITS.
viii lease furnished. attractive semi
de dst ~ brick; scs; 8 rooms; bath. gas hot
able Nov. 1st; sl65 mo. Mr.. Mar
MARSHALL j. wAPLE co.
Realtor, 1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1951-10-10
IMMEnIATE SIIRI ,ET
4 TQ & REnRnOMS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DELICATEssEN-R ex.
$I32. 900 per. yr. Owner leaving
town; must sell. Priced reasonably.
dEGuM dd6n g. GERBER, Realtors. OR.
ADJUsTERs, independ.
ent.. with following among COM
panies and agents; adjust under
Ing; some adjustors bill 81. 900
month; no investment whatever. We
furnish ONCE space. furniture, equip
ment. secretarial service. forms, sta
tionery, telephone, postage and take
eur cut In what the billing can
stand for office work. Reference ex-
snanssei soa szsa.rA Az st.T replies confidential n!
rAxEp avs ,t IST b,ses soH1so 1s ris:.ns sa ws
Helen iGn f0f EM uiss ss7a esF' a. Or ss ssse MRS
WE HAVEN'T THE KEY to the city,
but we have the key to q prospertns
gasoline service station. fully
equipped sarage and . brand new
3-bedroom home on q main thor
oughfare. showing Q net profit OF
SI;90o S,I monthly; Call George sturm,
3497. III
VAM161I. UEI II AND HUBBY HHUk
s5fs isss sssss'1ss n aU H. se & PoGf hs soss
NEIGHBoRMooD grocery doing GOOD
business, reasonably priced for quick
sale, living quarters; 8 bedrms.. AP.
6164. --13
$500 DOWN to responsible people.
Self-service groc. and delicatessen.
Beautiful 5-rm. aft. Bus. can be
increased with beer. 2325 18th n W.
GROCERY STORE In large apt.
BUSINESS; Irving st. NV
on l4th st.-Excel. roomine loca-
tion. 10 rooms, clean, 3-year lease
only $1,000 with $1,000 down, ball
ance $50 mo. Poss. Of owners apt.
p lSt nS9r. @ RE. 1915. CHAPMAN
pUBIIc TRAINER-Harness horses;
opening. stable at Rosecroft Race
way. Sportsmen and businessmen
healthful, pleasurable and profitable
sport, prepare now for the 1852 sea-
son at the great sales. Box 76-x,
NOZZLE LUNCHEON STAND on
ton Job; doing about $3.50 $500
weekly; owner leaving town; can
Brookfeld DIR. at v st. Sc. Brad
bury Hts. Call Tower 6s1S after
,p, 2 ? 2G n; lrhls MAKE ofier: -
shop. well equipped: good lease;
underpriced at iii, 800. GRuBB,
WILLIAMS. 81. 4554 lover 40 years
IN Silver Spring.. liz
Evening star., 1951-10-10
$500 CASH

Colored-Beautifu 10-room house on
10th st. near Vafnum; all modern
features. .2ha baths, powder room,
gas heating; double brick GARAGE
Terms arranged on balance. CAL
OWNER, DE. 0344 10
Evening star., 1951-10-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E

MICHIGAN PARK ~ Ultramodern
brick home, only 3 years old, located
in the 1890 block South Dakota ave.
spacious rms, tile bath. gas heat.
at once. Call Mr.. Dougherty, La.
6-6666, or DE. 4039,, eyes, PECK
CO., 3618 18th st. NE. Ill
WOODBRIDGE .GARDENs-6-room de.
taehed brick home. Slate roof, oil
neat, detached garage, level lot.
Priced at $18.950 with Sc, 600 down.
Easy terms. Call TU. 21O0. AVON
SHoCKEY, Realtor, S29 Kennedy
st. NV. I'll
,95O--22nd and Douglas sts.-
home: basement, gas heat, storm
SASH, vacant; assume 49o loan; SH,
O6l0. BEERS BROS. till 8, 81. 1911.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

FAMILY OF japanese Govt. oficials.
2 children desire 2-Nedrm., furn.
house in NV. sec. from Nov, I;
UNFURN. ] Or 2 BEDRM. HOUSE
or ant; Alex. Arlington: must ac-
cept pet. EVENINGS after 2. CHI. 1918
ADULTS f2), wish S-bedrm., furn
house, NV. section: maximum rent
S225i best refs, EN-. 4342. --l2
Evening star., 1951-10-10
MODERN
HOUSES uNsuRNlshEp

LARGE 2-SToRY new brick house;
2 complete baths and q half baths:
8 bedrooms; recreation room. Near
Nav. Annex and Pentason; s175 per
RADIANT VALLEY. MD.-Brick. g
sss Ssa5n OCT ram1sf ss fss So hss' Iii H.
VACANT tnr. D. c. line n.w.l-New
de luxe brick rambler; lse.. liv. rm..
fireplace, din. rm., complete kit.
Der fHas mo II cAEacAaEs Eyasas!f ifase hSA
TY CO.. sH. O424: ewes. La: g.
COLLEGE, PARK-Hollywood. sio5
mo-. 3-bedrm. brick rambler. fun
@sd'sses suia E. dssLLE Ayeasas as soz1ER En-
NV NESsi'c5 s.BEbR6SM SGY brick rambler,
fully. equipped Kitchen. fireplace.
full bsmts gas heat. 6117 35th st.
M;; SESSION. All. 81 Sa4s .ses ges mo. Immed: POS
sfI. sFRfNG-i.yri. lease; attr. g.
mo. .-old house, generous grounds. all
eQuipt., suitable or children:
eony schools. stores. transp. JU.
AVAiEABnLE NOW and convenient. 10
in suburban Rockerest; new s.
bedrm.. In. home at s125 mo. Can
Mrs. Christman. ALLIED REALTY
THREE BEDROOM small stone ram
bier in NV. Alex; l bath. large
screened porch. garage; $3.50. TE,
6I3l SLIGO MILL RID. N.E.-5 rms.
and bath: hot-water heat. oil burn
er, rec. rm.. lge. screened porch. at
tractive garden; immed. poss.; $l35.
Adnlts preferred; Insp. by appt;
S66o go; 18th and Pa ave. NV, ST.
ARL.Ne homes for rent; 2 are va
cant; 2 and 81 -bedrms, with q and
ga baths. furnished or unfurnished
nSGpcI frSm Sl3s q, to $3.50. FRED J.
semidet,, newly Fedeeeea decoGated. osGlmd fenced
yard, children and pets welcome;
MopERES; H. ssmidesassed5 ai ssse5' brick; n . rms
eno path. plus powder rm. on LIST
p; gas heat, fenced yard; avail. Nov.
sEAnrF' T co o's'nsss fss 81 a. ds5s. dSs55ssNaRx a5sil
sS1 v 81. N.E.-csrner, 8 aa rooms,
bath; $lo5 mo. THos. 4. FARRELL
COW, "A TSAkiNgT1asasox-NAvx-s T1ss b.arm,,
Tse sxss a1iS,shSorh0odi 1ia 200 Zig ise II, ~
Ice. wooded lot, nr. parochial and
prim. schools; newly decor; avail. /;
$I55; Call IA: 079i. -ie
SPRING vALLEY-3-bedroom. 2-bath
house In fne condition; 1928 mo.
%bsI 81; g. sssS Il sSlhhas hsss: pEyraoR. aEs, sta:
TAKoMA PARK-New 6-rm., 2-story
house in new section; gas heat: no
basement; SIPS. ROBERT 3. LoHR,
Eeaitor' 3ll Cedar. st. GE, O267.
a,BEDRooM NEW BRICK HOME. Q
blocks over p. C.-Md. line; avail.
10; 3-9050 and Lo. $500. ii
SILVER SPRING, MD. - Attractive
prick Colonial. nr. st. Johns School.
bsS,ra hay, rm'' .mIs ain; rm; equip. kit. lge.
fenced yard: nr. bus; SI2O. PERRY
Mr.. MseARffHiUHRI Garth HIfB BLVD NV III y. e
New brick Cape Cod; iiv. rm.,
nrepl.; din. rm.; equip. modern kit.
nge; oedrms;; stairs to stor. attic;
sps5. 0iHsi FERRY hay S'fs Co. to ST. srsRsH Ss4s
CLosE-IN ARLINGToN-a bedrmn. b1n
orick. semfdet.; newly dec; screened
porch; finished bsmt.: fenced; mr..
scnGo.s snIos ana shopping; $110 ia.
Neutrality-suspicious.. spacious 3 bed
rooms; "a baths: gar; beaut. COM
plsted; lge. lot; 1925 mo, EN-. 3707,
VACANT-54Q7 18th St; 8 rms, 2S;
2 Incl. porches;. auto. heat; tin
gar; yd.; gentiles; "a adults; no
pets: 800. GE. 017e. -l2
SEVERAL AND 3 BEDRM. HOUSES,
NV. section det.; immed poss /;
shown by appt.; MICHAEL WALSH
y SONS. 1911 Eye st. NV. RE.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
RETHESDA

Unusually attractive prewar brick
home, excellentiy located in o close
10 area on flne, level homesite; liv-
ing room with fireplace, dining room,
beautiful streamlined kitchen. 3
bedrooms, Q baths, garage. paneled
FRY, INC, WI. 500 I'll 8 pm.
Evening star., 1951-10-10

BOOMING HOUSE, NV. 10 nicely
iurn. rms. oil heat. Hardwood floors.
Rent. S127. Lease. A real home and
income; $1,000, dn., bal. easy. Call
Mrs. Koch
Reach & Purcell, EX. 2412
BOOMING HOUSE. exclusive NV.
sec. 15 lovely rms, 8 b., all sgle.
rms. lst floor rented: 1st CONNER
Reach & Purcell, Elk. 2412
RMs.--APTs.. IA rms. 3la b., oil
heat; rent, $125. Inc. S400 plus apt,
$500. Terms. Other houses to
show you. Call Mrs. Koch.
Reach & Purcell, EX. 2412
IL ROOMS, 11a BATHS
Rent, s63.50. inc. s225; arranged into
5 apis: nicely furnished; good NV.
balance. Can Mr.. Lynch. ~ '
G.. ]. YOUNG, ST. 1900