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Evening star., 1951-08-17
Mrs. HoIton

Mrs. Jessie Moon Hoton, who died on
Wednesday at IS, was school teacher in the
great tradition. She started classes in her own
home here more than half century ago. Hen
main capital was the force of her own person.
atty. She respected intellectual achievement
and she based her school on the idea that young
women could learn anything that young men
could learn. She respected their personalities
as individuals, but she had a larger ideal: She
felt that there was no substitute for personal
quality In an individual. She taught high
standards of honor and integrity and public
responsibility.
Generations of girls went to her school, came
away and found they had been touched by more
than the merely academic. They sent their
daughters and their granddaughters, and Mrs.
Holton's classes for young ladies became the
present-day Holton-Arms School and Junior
College.
Always an idealist Mrs. Holton also could
be intensely practical It was a mission Of her
later years that she should leave her school
(Which has been for years a non-proft organi-
zation) so that 1t would continue without inter-
ruption after her death. She slipped quietly
away from its active operation some time ago,
but she had left her stamp upon it and upon
the thousands of useful public spirited Washing
ton women who were her pupils
Evening star., 1951-08-17

We Americans feel that is unnecessary
In other words, it is much better in a
hopeless situation for man to get out
so he may live again to fight tomorrow.
especially when it is inevitable that
otherwise, in the next 10 or Is minutes,
he is going to die.
81 think most of them are very happy
to be captured, when they realize that
the propaganda that they have been
fed-that they would be killed if they
were taken prisoners-is not true. When
they learn that, they get grin on their
face that you cannot take of, and you
cannot get them away from you.
"Initially, when the Chinese hit US,
because of the sheer bulk, the sheer
mass of the human waves that came at
us, that used to worry us. Nowadays,
the soldier knows that we have our re-
serves in proper places and everybody
just sits tight. The Chinese does not
have good communications. He is more
confused than we are even when he is
behind our lines. Everybody sits tight
Evening star., 1951-08-17
ChiIdren's Diseases

An editorial, August 7, captioned
Helping Blue Babies" said: Nobody
knows how many children there are
who have congenital heart malforma-
tions The number may run into many
times present estimates. What is GER
tain is that in 1948 there were 1895
deaths of children under one year of
age attributed to heart abnormalities.
I am concerned about these diseases Of
children, and offer a suggestion:
The Agronomy Journal 1949 quotes
the late DR.. j. K. Wilson of Cornell
University as saying that there were 80
cases Of serious illness of babies with
5 deaths in Illinois. resulting from an
excess Of nitrate nitrogen in the water
of farm wells in that State. The At
lanta Constitution (July %, 1950) told
Of the serious illness Of number OF
Georgia children with deaths from
the same cause. DR.. Wilson also said:
I'm some cases nitrate in vegetable foods
may be 200 times stronger in such foods
than that which was set as safe
standard for drinking water"
If an excess Of nitrate nitrogen in
drinking water can poison and kill chill
dren, might not too much nitrate in
troduced in the human system through
vegetables, as was found in the water
of the farm wells affect the blood
stream Of pregnant mother and have
something to do with heart abnormali-
ties and other diseases Of babies at the
time of birth? VIM. G. Holman.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
Letters to The Star

government as well as the people OF
Korea are making it known to the whole
world that Korea must be allowed to
take part in the japanese peace treaty.
If given voice in the drafting of this
treaty, not only will the morale of the
suffering people of Korea be boosted but
also it will show the people of Korea
democracy at work.
Byung Choll Koh.
School Segregation
The position taken by Commissioner
Donohue on District schools is COM
mendable and a display of devotion to
his community and Nation. He realizes
the propaganda gains made by Com
muniStS in agitation Of segregation in
America, particularly in the Nations
Capital. which should be the most pro-
gressive city in the world.
Segregated schools are at the expense
of the Nation, the community, and the
pupils themselves, as they are denied
the advantages of an intercultural
education. One of the better means
of education is through association with
people.
The American Legion, having Wit.
messed successful season in promotion
of the Junior baseball league, can bear
witness of the fact that inter-racial
activities can be success In the Dis
trict, as they had for the first time
colored teams in the league, which is
comprised of boys of Junior and senior
high school ages. All teams competed
with each other and in so doing dis
played true American sportsmanlike
conduct. The Legion should follow up
this great contribution to the community
by supporting Mr.. Donohue and other
sympathetic groups in determined
effort to accomplish integration of the
school system, and the Board of Educa-
ton should follow in the Legion's foot
steps and Immediately promote inter-
scholastic sports on an inter-racial
basis.
Charlie E. Malone.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
Judqes on Strike

Down in Guatemala the chief justice and
his associates have gone on strike in support Of
wage demands made on the government by
court employees. The courts are closed and the
dudges-already assured of pay increases
Evening star., 1951-08-17
Questions and Answers

The Stars readers can get the answer 70
any question Of fact BY either writ @Trttins Ihs
Evening Star INFORMATION bureau; txy0 ns1ts
return postage or by telephoning ST. 1868.
Evening star., 1951-06-30
|HousEs-sALE-h.w. Gent,

CHEVY CHASE. d. C.--Nine-rm, det.
mod, brick. bath. den on LIST d.;
lot. $4,000. DI. $500. 80
FOxHALL vfLLAGE-Larse. semidet.
brk.; highly popular close-in. re-
ss sssstruy M sasts sao VS. Rs5k 45 Y rear rS sssS
MI. : PLEAsANsTN p - lAia Brick attached
home. z rms, lst-foor lavatory.
Colonial front porch. rear screened
sas s4n. rear csRtEsasss nfAtfS fsAaftff0 co
on i IassSGiRAHAM, ssSiA nr. N. Hsmp.-Enr.
row house, 3 bedrms.. Q baths, Ige.
pchsi3 ra IN gar; sI;nt tdisp; bsSr,m,. s, bath reg
PRICE REDUCED for quick sale by
1Wner. khnSie and Park road vic.
sase1Rt; sns Rt, has liy: inl.. ,bedrn.. kit.
snd an na.n; ist. n has liys rm.. din.
has bedrms.. Z baths and ! ii linen n
slosetI Can be seen By appt. only.
BxkGAfSo IN BRlGHTwooD-close
70 public and hish schools, within
ience. Only sis. .750. vacant @ Yorseo- Deco
ratedl semidet. brick house, con-
psmt., oil heat, hardwood floors,
Venetian blinds. Bendix washer,
stove and refgr. "A nice modern
sS%' 81 nssa Z ;ass j sesiliz kEzlrT sasFle "a
UPPER 18th sT.-This surely must
be the greatest dollar value in ali
metropolitan WASHINGTON; lge. brick
a9oIe. fne convenient location, per-
bay bLeeLy pea9tiiul cond. 8 rms; GO
sslrRi ssl Ra sa9 as9.ts Franz sTssr s. sfr sa1Tsa EYss
4I1e 18th ST. N.w.-e rms. n bath
lsvatory and shower in cellar; 2 In
Closed porches; hot-water gas heat;
wI Up Cab q Sy apDt. call r. A. GENAU,
BRICK HOME, vicinity Of wisconsin
fireplace. din. rm., breakfast rm..
Viii With = oedrms,: as,:: l baths rec rm.
$4,000. $1,000 3 st-slai. sas eGpsi'iSD: FS1 on:
POI p1nintment. InaH call JAMES 8. WILDER,
so.Fr. row BRICK in best NV. VI 10.
sstlSa; SedEaompsr priisa e for S,t,cu quick Tel sals has
EN-. 7192. MARSHALL j, WAPIE
60. Rsaltor. DI. 3346.
Dr ay.s o"NEKMNesr seMsMd.tN sr,.s Mass: and Wis.
rm., den. kit. 8 bedrms. and closed
porch; 2 baths; garage; oil heat;
excel. conditions; no agents. EN-.
1881 ROCK CREEK FORT RDl.-
Si4,960. With So 600 down payment.
Sa; ST;et tana missouri MI n.Ir ave. section; Row
porshes ah' YES, En- h-aS slt u,lsiss lssehssnsd asi
rage. basement. Directions: Ga. and
block to Rock Greek Fort I'd. PAUL
EEss I'M sASs Ssal Estate. MA. 22o2; ewes,
End of Sff'Hs fHsth sr.-pl.c. an offer ml on
this lovely. complete Colonial I'VE
ar, are instructed to consummate an
hnms ihmmsdiate sds salel; It's the. perfect
garden parties. Lge, LIVING rrn'. den den
and powder rm., 8 large bedrms
and and 2 tiled baths up; maids rm.
and beautiful rec. rm. in bsmt.; det,
garage garage and large screened porch.
WM' WTys' E cfu parI99urTp8glys4 ~ T,gls4. ST. 1878.
sos KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Row brick
zoned lst comm: only So $50 down
Gan PENNY" APosToLIDEs. RE.
5224 or RA. 379O. II
1918 NEWTON sT-open today q to
Q: Conv. location; nice bedrms'
JAMES +. N HAAaossfRyi,. Aa'sRi, isSSSe isSs ssPS: sssPS
$500 DOWN buys . dandy 80 soS.,t.
row brick; good NV. location: 6 iEe.
Tn, rms onA iA baths. side hall. 8 porches.
HsDEEv24rTT0 EErT0 R2a1foR e. fHlshi ia. s1tsso, 41ss.
Evening star., 1951-06-30
BEAUTY SALON
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

UNIV; PARK = six-room
room, weli-eauipped Kitchen; Ind
floor. 3 bedrooms. tiled bath: full
basement: fenced rear yard; 3 large
porches; $4,000 down. balance in lst
ERT Idsf' 5. Hall co c6iee WI Slds9S sss6 RoR sun
UNIV. PARK-S9s.45 per
mo; straight 4fo trust with only $5,-
900 down. Att. 3-bedrm. red brick.
conyen. to cars, buses, school and
p shop. 443l Garrison st. NV, D. G.
live in OF to rent, Full bsmt.. oil
nice M des4 los; call YELLoTT q Co.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Det. i brick.
2 bedrms., l bath; det. garage,
Feady to occupy; See at any time.
BETHESDA - Charming detached
Cape Cod brick home on nice lot;
1st a. has a reception hall, liv. rm !,
din. rm., equipped kit, with elec.
clothes washer. den. bedrm. and
full bath; End A.. nice bedrms. !.
dressing rm: or stdy. fun bath; oil
WRTdrir H;fT nj excel EM ksdS yslSe. CAN " 3.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Handsome
det. brick home in peri. cond.; Ist
4. has recep. hall. liv rm. with
firepl., din. rm.. modern equipped
kit. powder rm., rear porch: 2nd
a.. 8 nice bedrms. and 2 full tiled
baths, stairs to attic; full bsmt has
lovely rec. rm. with frepl: low dn.
pymt. Call w. B. WRIGHT. EN-
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Attrac. 10-yr.-
old center.hall Colonial red brick
home with large liv. and din. rms,
powder rm.. good-sized kit. 3 large
bedrms.. 2 baths. nm. attic, rec. rn1.
and attach. gar: blks. from Chevy
Chase Country Club; shown by appt.
only: Call Mr.: Lawrence. with j.
NELSON HUGHES. OR. 9696; ewes,
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-owner trans
ferred. First Offering det brick. 4
mos. old. Close to Lafayette school.
trai1Sp. and shopping. Liv. rm.. din
rm. and kit. with dishwasherz dis
posal: above ground level bsmt. with
outside entr.; 2nd a., 3 lae. bedrms.
and bath. .$21,a50 for quick sale.
Inspection BY appt. only. Cali EN-.
$500 W. 3. WRIGHT, excl. agent.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

$40 RiTTENHoUsE ST. NV
Cony; to schools and transp. A
kemidet. brick, having 6 rms, bath,
sun pafi6r, screened porch, bsmt !,
gas h.-w.h.. built-in garage. In
SsIsHE sssissSh Me- .'Pi Prs oRly 81: st. p NV, !!
Hi SILVER It0s; SPRING. bedrms.. i ige.
lot; conv. to churches: summer
school rec. program; equip. with
EeSedix segdix and TV; $3.50. 10. o.
Observation-Disclosures, 3 bed.
rms z baths. liv. rm.. din. rm..
Den, kit. powder rm., garden
SIS9 SIISS99 per mo-; July and Aug. Ho.
IMMEDIATELY AVAIL, to responsi- %
completely furn; bedrms., ~
baths, liv. rm.. din. rm., rec. rm'.
scr. pch., gar. Beautiful surround
inss; conven. to transp. OIL. 1889.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-small two
bedrm: home near Chevy Chase Cir
fte; ReckySiIle Sneo 459s 9eT no. yearly lease.
BETHESDA-Attractiye bungalow. 2
osurnh:; ossarmhS:; near schools, SHOPPING and
med. THoMAss E Ger HAapToSSSiil Si ON soI m; :
Wis. ave. WI 2425. % .
I3!! Il ST. SID rms, 2 bedrms !:
white only: $50 mo. Open Sun. Z
AKL.. yA.-House, 2 bedrms newly
decorated; furnished for comfort;
min. to D. c.; Sl35 mo. CHI. 1888.
JEFFERSON MANOR, AlexandriaLe-
bedrm. semidet.. brick. nice living
rm., separate din. rm.. tile bath,
good closets, equipped kitchen; full
basement; front porch; very nicely
furnished; near bus. schools. shop
ping; Sl36. TE. $3.50. Il
GLOVER PARK, now available, will
accommodate family of 8; lse. COM
Portable, insulated row house. avn
ings, storm windows. Shown by appt.
sss n NELSON ST. Arl.. va.-Liv
rn din. rm.. kit. and bath on 1st
floor: 2 bedrms. on 2nd. Call r.
HUMPHREYS Realtors. MA. 5000.
BETHESDA Fulbright grantee leaving
for Europe August i desires to sub
let house for 1 yr. or longer, 3 bed
rms. modern kit. with auto washer
and dryer, comb. radio, TV and
phono.; mocern furn.. very desirable
neighborhood; near school; house
prize winner for contemporary de-
sign; $I75. Call WI. 65a2.
q BEDkMS, solarium. wash mach,
" mi. from Key Bridge. $3.50. Call
RE- 400. Ext. sic. II
BEAUTIFUL 4-bedrm. furn. house.
54o6 Ordwsy st. NV. Open sun.
after 2 o'clock. IL
Evening star., 1951-06-30
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landiords applicants waitina
for your furn. or unfurn apis. OF
houses or sublets; Wash, Va. Nd,
white. Open Q days. MA. 0001
ARMY OFFICER desires Q or 3 bed
sas, Sai house 1st of August. Call TIE
SMALL FURN. or unfurn. apt 10,
young married couple; college
graduates; references; no children
g. pets. Please reply Box 24s-H
WANTED TO SHARE, apt. With on.
9fner gi5l; ne. or s.e. vicinity. Cal
ARMY OFFICERS WIFE AND BABY
urgently need 2-bedroom apt In
TWo-BEDR0oM APT. in N r city
exehauged for same IN NV. Wash.
Ia. 1891, before noon or after 9.
hm tg5n apt; g.. pref; IL PstS%se suss Ht:; or
CoupEE wants / Or 'b.drm. un.
KMPLoYED coUPLP IiI ge.. II II Pm bedrm'.
kitchen. hv. rm., in upper NV. sec
ton; call MR.. FERA. RA. 1888 be-
lore ] Pm. Sat. and Sun. Il
YOUNG COUPLE, both employed: de-
sire l bedrm., furn. apt, NV; from
goo to $50 month. Call NO. 1926,
. BEDRMs. for adult family i41' 'Y for
j or Q months. HO. 9349. --1<
Evening star., 1951-06-30

6222 N. DAK. AVE. N.W.-Liv. rm..
DIN; rn., kit, pantry. 8 bedrms.,
baths; full basement; sarage: oil
heat; $125 per mo. Key at cess.
1649 PARK RID. N.w.-s bedrms,
and bath home. with Ice. yard; ex-
cepttonal rent to tenant who will
keep house In repair. Newly deco
rated at present.
5801 CRAWFORD DR., TWINBRooK
-LiV. .rm with fireplace. q bedrms4.
bath. hoored attic with open stair
way, youngstown kit. Bendix
washer. gas heat. Very attractive:
$lQ0 mo. To reach: Take Ga. ave.
TO Viers NH I'd. turn left to Twin
orook sign and left again to Craw-
ford DIR.
1012e TENBR00K Dr., Silver sprinR
Newly decorated 3-bedrm, det. home
with full basement, fenced yard. gas
neat, Available about Aug. 1st at
$l4O mo. Can SH. 1887 for appt.
to inspect this one.
28I4 TERRAPIN RD., Glenmont VII
lage, Whenten-Lovely 2-hedroom
bunga.. with nice yard and storage
attic. immed. available at 500 mo.
WALKER & DUNLOP
1900 18th st. NV. DI. O222.
Evening star., 1951-06-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.W.
CHEVY CHASE
PRICE, $4,000
CASH 81 n0n

n you can afford large monthly pay
ments, but desire to keep the down
payment comparatively low. this is
the home for you. The owners ad-
wise us that they spent over S25, ,000
terror about 5 years ago. Unusually
large living room with fine old
mantel and fireplace. nice dining
room, modern kitchen, twin sized
bedrooms and q beautiful bath on
first hoor: 2 bedrooms and bath and
small den on second floor; wonderful
recreation room. Please telephone
US until Q pm. or drop in to see US.
J. Nelson Hughes
a42o Conn. Ave. OR. $40
Evening star., 1951-06-30
FOR RENT
WITH OPTION TO Buy

Direct from owner; Q rms, 8 baths,
white brick Colonial; Iee. liv. rm'
with firepl., den. through archway;
formal din. rm., lge. a-tile kit:
cool light bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd
A.; knotty pine recr.. rm, maids rm.
ana complete bath. lawn, and work
lawn with fishpond and patio. Due
TO illness owner must leave city. For
details. call Dbl fna1
Evening star., 1951-06-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

MICHIGAN PARK. 4o31 18th ne
Semidet-,, rms. ia baths. 3
FOR SALE By owNER-Brick 2-apt
nome; brick dble. garage; lot 40
IT. deep: h.-w.h.; peri cond.: pos
session with settlement. 1925 Eye
DET. Bricks rms, gar. Anchor
fence; full. bsmt.: new Bendix wash
ing machine optional. Must be seen
70 appreciate. Lovely neighborhood;
$la3,25O; must sell immed. La. 6.
$4,000 buys a-year-old home, 5
rooms. tile bath. full basement. gas
a.-e. heat. Small down payment.
Gail LA, 6-7295. No agents. Il
SPACIOUS FIvE-RooM and bath
semidetached brick house. full base.
ment. gas heat. Priced to sell today.
Cheaper than rent. 4Es trust. See
any time by calling Mr.. Martufi, LA.
S-7S45. MARSHALL j. WAPLE Co.
Resltor, d. 3346.
1915 22nd ST. Ne. Woodbridge
Lovely det. .bunga.. full bspit.. o.
car garage: lot 42x11O: poss.; reas.
terms; low price. LISS REALTY CO..
RA. 1880. II"
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AAovike. PACKING 6 STORAGE

SMALL JOBS; boxes, beds. personal
effects. etc. White driver, D. c.,
All. and 9. s. area. TU. 1928.
1fovTN0 ACROSS rHR sTxxFT o,
across the country: safe storaRe IN
ssssnarats ssans So ICONS: &c m eRess pssking;
co NC est 1905
MOVING By VET-Exper. help, every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Cali
any time. MR.. COOK, GIL. 5I37.
Evening star., 1951-06-30
NORTH ARLINGTON
RPTCK rnJ nNTAT

kitchen and screened porch n on II; nst /
floor; 3 bedrms. on 2nd floor. with
full tile bath: full bsmt.. aaraee,
outdoor fireplace and fenced back
yard: occupancy July 18th: ref
erenses required; price. $176 per
r. L. KANE, INC.
King and Washinston sts.
AIexendria, Va. Telephone AL
30l3, Al. 44l2; ewes. TE. 6241. q
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
have nne tenants for homes in
nearby Nd. or NV. d. c.: free
appratsals; no delay. For complete
FERRY ihsf. aaY sfFy'es Co. shops &C. sa4@ g' today
TOWN HOUSE, 4 to 5 bedrooms, Du-
pont. Sheridan Circle area; adults:
up TO- $500; 3-year lease. Phone
rN0i no 9iS5; 10 an. to 8 pm; Il
three-bedroom unfurnished house,
Bethesda. Chevy Chase area, up to
Sl25. Phone Shepherd 0703. SOC
NAVAL OFFICER, before Aug, Q or 8
bedrm. house, unfurnished Silver
Spring area; .sl16. Adams s7Sa
observation-disclosures Q or
3-bedroom house In NV, Maryland.
washington or Virginia: near ele-
nentary school; long-term lease to
$3.50. Oliver 3196. l.
NETHERLANDS OFFICER desires un-
furn.. 3-bedrm. house in Wash. NV.
OF MONTGOMERY County. Phone 81.
UNFURNIsHED, N. Arlington. Jackson
school dist-2 or 8 bedrms.. Aug.
lease; max. S110. ia. 4-127O.
IN ST. FRANCIS XAVIER PARISH,
S.e.-3 bedrms., det. preferred, by
responsible, permanent resident.
VI. 623S. 90
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcsa..,

CHARMING furn. Alexandra home.
completely restored. 8 fireplaces.
walied-in garden; 8 bedrms Avail.
immed. OV. 1890 after 9 pm. IL
Sc, D. C.-5-rm. bungalow, well
furn., automatic heat, cony. loca-
ton. Sl00 mo. 3. QUINCY SMITH,
RIfSs7: ms Al l6ls au \ st., NV; WI. s474.
and bath; Is min. from downtown.
Fs2Ls AZ s-esha4 eaGs4cH-sr. L.. blvd. New
2-bedrm. rambler, fully furn.: liv.
rm,, kit. din. rm., comb. bath; lge.
Joy; $3.50. Vacant July /. Fairfax
18Th AND vARNUM SITS. Nv
Four-bedroom. 2-bath home. COM
pletely furn.; rent. $225 mo; immed.
possession. 8. r. MARTIN d CO.,
Du. 1888 or AID. 465S. II
BEAUTIFUL S-rm. Bethesda brick
nome; automatic oil heat; lovely
might consider unfurnished; 3 bed
rooms. bath upstairs; large sun deck
overlooking garden; downstairs has
KIT, breakfast rn1., pantry. din. rnl..
liv. rm. with fireplace and step
down library or den; screened-in
porch; bsmt. has recr. rnl., equip.
sleeping quarters; dressing rm., full
bath and bar rm. Ideal for entertain
ment purposes. This home must be
seen to be appreciated. viii rent to
refined family. Years lease, re-
newable. Call OIL. 5543. III
ZOO 14th ST. N.W.-Beautiful cor
ner house, 4 bedrms.. 2h baths. at,
fireplaces; immaculate eond.; $3.50
ilEi ia 81 PPARK-cool, spacious,
S-rm., 2-hath home. Lge. porch and
garden. Suitable for entertaining;
ggooood. transp. Summer rental. Wo.
nth st. at Mass. ave.
n.w.-6 rms. and bath: yard; $115;
no children. RE. 274S. IL
COOL, COMFORTABLE, CLOsE-IN
country living in convenient Cleve-
land Park area. New modern Gus
tom-built house designed by promi-
ent California architect. bedrooms,
3 baths, hardwood panel interiors.
Large living room of tree-sha ded
tainment. Fully equipped Kitchen
laundry. garage. Radiant heat. Eco
nomical to maintain. Available from
owner going abroad July 15. Fur
nished or unfurnished. S400 per
month. Year lease to discriminat-
ing tenant, Option to buy II desired.
~sAAAOcs HA G-s oOSc LAWS 81.
n.w.--5-bedrm. det. brick. with I'm.
Srd d. and rec. rm.; Diet. gar; yard:
RE. 1915. .
1s2O4 MIDDLE ROAD. in viers Min
Village: partially furnished. 4 rooms.
bath: fun basement, detached home.
at $115 per month. Cali Ma. S036,
st NV. open daily TO pm, and
sunday; II TO 5p.m. Il
vALUE-Kensington 10
mi. to Chevy Chase Circle, mr.. Naval
Hosp, schools. bus, shopping;
choice neighborhood; s rms. bed.
rms, detached Colonial: all brick,
tile bath. fine closets. full bsmt., gas
heat, lovely larse corner lot: com
pietsiy and attractively furnished:
avail. Immediately; Sl60. WO. 794S
ONE BLK. NAVY ANNEX-5-rm.,
semidet. brick: new modern furn,
reaec.; Oil heat; give lease; $3.50.
=
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APIS. uNFusN. teea,.,
WELCOME TO
COOL, SUBURBAN
GLASSMANOR

washinston's coolest and most bean.
ttful suburban apartment develop
nient at moderate rentals.
] and 2 Bedrm, Apis.
For July Occupancy
0d-street parking and garages.
Lots of free storage space.
Barbecue pits. picnic grounds,
Fairgrounds.
Transportation to project.
Free school bus service.
Cooperative nursery.
Furn. apt. also available.
TO REACH: Drive out So. Capitol ct.
8 I'm. ns and Or van iiks 70 as snt4anes Das e
Open daily 8 to 8; Mon. ewes. T:3O
to $50. Closed Suns. Lo. 3-S1 90.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C,
LUXURY RAMBLERs

IUAUhI HAM6IEHS
Sales proved we have the scarcest,
most desirable luxury ramblers on
the market. Located In the heart Of
Chevy Chase. D. c.. adjoining Sc
cluded section Of Rock Creek Park.
Although less than 50ss complete.
most Of these houses are committed.
have all the luxurious, carefully
planned details that make them
models Of convenience for all ages
See a similar rambler now, By ap-
poirtment. ST, 1888: Sat-. Sun.
Evening star., 1951-06-30
CHEVY CHASE. D. C
FIRST SHOWING
s245 Doth CT NJ NJ

5345 ZyCh ST. NV.
Open Sat. and Sun. 1880. Brick
Colonial eustom-buiit center entr..
8 lge. rms, 2la tile baths. stairs
to storase attic, compl equipped
OF Conn. ave-. a most conv. and
desirable location near Lafayette
School. Blessed Sacrament. buses
and stores. Out Conn. ave. to Mill
tary rd.. right on Military I'd. to
2eth ST.. right on 29th st. 20 open
sign.
REALTY BROKERS. INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. Exclusive. OR. oo4s.
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80 Brand-NeW
Senidet. Bricks

5 bsdrms.. comb. iiv.-din. nm.
All-electric GE kitchen including
dishwasher and garbage DISPOSAL
Full bsmt. with toilet and outside
entrance.
Convenient to schools. shoppins snd
transportation.
Open everyday III pm.
Location out Pa. ave. s.s,. left on
I'd. left on 18th st.. right on ii,
right on 46th pl.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1928 x st. MA. 5Oo5,
Evening star., 1951-06-30
Carroll Garden Apt.

'& TAKoMA PARK, MD.
Two-bedrm. apts.. sos including utili-
ties; shopping and transp near
pro1ect; adults. Manager 7401 Han
cock ave. Apt. 102. 81. 1896.
COLQRED-51 x ST. N.E.-3 apts.,
bath; S35-S40. CO. 2I23. Open. 1s
COLORED - VERY LARGE 1-RM.
and kit. share bath apt; employed
eple;, no children, no drinking. Ii
7-1S52 .
coLoRED-s4a 10th ST. Me-
Sms; kit. and bath. plus utils., 500:
Inspect Sun. 1-3. AT. 9079 after
COL0RED - Aol ROCK CREEK
CHURCH RD.-Two rms, kit, bath;
$50. Adults only. GE. S302. II
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SOC MONTANA AVE. NE.
SIX rms. and bath; nice locat ton;
rent; $g0 per mo. on 1-yr. lease
y. g: WELDON CO.. ME. SOIL. -
BETHESDA
Near Suburban Hospital; 2 bedrms,, z
story; completely furnished; years
lease or longer; $3.50 mo-; vacant.
GEORGE w. ROBERTSON, Realtor,
1892 Wis. ave, WI. 1857. .