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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-12
Potomac : Glen
HOmemakers Plan
For Springtime

Mrs. Robert Richards was
hostess at her apartment on Con-
necticut Avenue in Washington to
members of the Potomac-Glen
Homemakers Club for their meet
ing on Tuesday, April 8. Assist
ing Mrs. Richards was Mrs. Leo
Claggett.
In a professional way, the spirit
of spring was in the air when Miss
Evelyn LaFontaine, Assistant
Home Demonstration Agent, gave
helpful suggestions for making
housekeeping fast and easy job.
She told of ways to save physical
strength and time and also demon
strated several new time saving
gadgets.
In honor of National Home
Demonstration Week, plans were
made for a tour of six homes to
see various achievements of home
makers. Following the tour, which
is scheduled for May 1, a plate
luncheon will be served at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Beall. Then
the group will go to Mrs. Chester
Claggetts for dessert and their
regular meeting.
On May 7 at 2:3O at the Agri-
cultural Center in Gaithersburg
there will be a tea, alsp to cele-
brate Home Demonstration Week.
This tea is for all Homemakers
and for all interested in going or
having been, to the Rural Women's
Short Course at the University of
Maryland
Members have been asked to
take advantage of the First Aid
course for Civil Defense now
given in Rockville.
A donation of "foot of dimes"
was made for the Rural Women's
Short Course Building at Mary
land University.
Mrs. Louis Vail of Glen Road
has a complete set of books and
pamphlets for the clubs How Do
You Do 1t" library ready for the
use of homemakers desiring this
information.
Mrs. Robert Richards spoke in
behalf of the world fellowship
committee of the Washington
YWCA.
The Homemakers' table at the
Garden Mart on May II will be an
array of lovely gift suggestions
stuffed toys, aprons of all types,
hand painted articles, ceramics
and many other items. The Mart
will again be held on the Court
house steps.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-12
County Hospitals Serving
Indecent Called "WustefuT

mental ownership and manage
ment.
Only Is to 20 percent of the
patients served by the hospitals of
the county are medically INDECENT
or partially so, the board pointed
out. 1t feels that there is no need
for the county government to go
into the hospital business and take
over the management of services
to the 80 or IS percent who are
not medically INDECENT merely to
serve the Is or 20 percent who are.
The board feels further that the
county is not justified in spending
from four to six million dollars
for hospital in order to serve the
Is or 20 percent medically in
digent, when voluntary non-profit
hospitals are willing to assume
this responsibility.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-12

Belief in the principle of volun-
tary hospitals, as opposed to coun-
ty owned and operated hospitals,
was voiced this week by the Board
of Trustees of the Suburban Hos
pitfalls Association.
In a resolution directed to the
Montgomery County Council the
board pledged its cooperation in
extending its facilities to meet
countrywide hospital needs or max
ing it's facilities and assets avail
able to a sound countrywide non
profit voluntary hospital.
The board expressed the opinion
that the voluntary hospitals of the
county have kept pace with COM
munity needs. However, the board
sees a need for Substantial addi-
tional facilities" within four OF
five years,
Continued use of the present
facilities and services of the
hospitals now in the county was
asked of the County Council. The
board suggested that payment for
care given to INDECENT patients be
made on the basis of operating
cost. This reimbursement would
be far less costly to the taxpayer,
the board points out, than govern
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-12

of the Holstein Club. For instance,
Barbara Riggs was chosen as the
best all around All Holstein girl
in the State; Joyce Riggs won the
trophy for the best all around
4-H'er at the Montgomery County
Fair; Douglas King was a National
Garden winner; and Kent Mayne
won a position on the State All
Poultry team which won LIST place
in the Regional Contest. Barbara
and Douglas won trips to Ma
tional All Club Congress in Chi
cago, Barbara for her dairy pro-
duction achievement record and
Doug for his garden record, in
1919. AS a result of dairy pro-
duction records sent to the State
All Club Office in 1850 by Janice
Palmer, Douglas King, Barbara
and Joyce Riggs competing for
special prizes, Joyce was one of two
Alters in Maryland to, receive
the award of an all expense paid
trip to National All Club Con-
gress. st -.
During their years in the Hol-
stein Club. members are gaining
many educational experiences
which will be of benefit to them in
future years. an. ......
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-12
Streams Well Stocked For
Spring. Summer Seasons

One third of the hatchery fish
will be stocked prior to the opening
Sunday, April Is. The remaining
fish will be stocked during the
following weeks of April and May
in adequate numbers to spread out
the fishing effort and provide week
end fishing, particularly to urban
residents UP until Decoration Day.
An additional $4,000 lingering
Brook Trout will be stocked in the
headwater streams of Garrett and
Frederick Counties to assist the
natural reproduction of streams in
this area.
While the seasons are open on
most species of fish, they may only
be taken in non-tidal waters after
obtaining an anglers license, and
there are daily and size limits to
be observed on some species. The
license may be obtained from the
Clerk of the Circuit Court, or an
authorized agent. The numbers an
angler may take from non-tidal
waters in one calendar day are:
black bass 10, crappie 10, shad 10,
herring 10, perch Is in the aggre-
gate of both species, pike 10, wall
eyes 10, trout 10, and catfish 10.
Size limits, from tip of nose to
tip of tail: black bass 10 in, cat
fish 8, fallfish 8, perch 7, pickerel
IA, walleyes IA, rock ID and trout
7 inches.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-12
Planning Heads
Address Clarksb'g
Community Assn

Speaker at the April End meet
ing of the Clarksburg Community
Association was Judge Thomas c..
Kelley, chairman of the Upper
Montgomery County Planning
Commission. Mr.. Kelley also in
troduced fellow member of the
Commission, Frederick Gutheim,
who lives at Mount Ephriam near
Dickerson. Mr.. Gutheim offered
many ideas of mutual interest to
the Association. He suggested
that Clarksburg, fnger-stripped
along us. 240, would benefit by
the use of side streets, making for
more condensed village. Mr..
Gutheim was not in accord with
what he called "ribbon develop
ment."
The first consideration of Clarks-
burg, Mr.. Gutheim ventured, was
the initiation of some type of a
water system, k eeping in mind
drainage and sewage disposal.
Also to be kept in mind in its
planning Mr.. Gutheim offered, is
the creation of a district for COM
mercial and another for resi-
dental.
Presentation of a black walnut
gavel, gift of Otto w. Hampond,
was made by the Rev. Jack
Ammon.
Refreshments were served by a
committee composed of Mrs. Paul
Burner, Mrs. Russell King and
Mrs. G. T. Marts. The next meet
ing is scheduled for Monday,
May 7.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-12

AS spring and warm weather
approach, thoughts of all anglers
are directed towards fishing.
Maryland's 1851 Trout Stocking
program will provide approx
mately 100000 legal fish in eleven
counties of the Allegany and Pied
mont regions. Rock Creek in Mont
gomery County is one of the thirty
nine streams to receive a heavy
callotment of Brook, Brown and
Rainbow Trout.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-12

Whenever wardrobe it has estimated
walk m exertng accumulated
pounds your That's why shopping makes you
Next time by foot fatigue this hock
ment" Foot experts it never fails.
Fill basins with steamng hot suds made with Cu
soap, the other with icy cold water
Plunge the hot suds for IL minutes then
the cold water for IA minutes do this five times and
While your feet still glowing massage them well with
emoent If the skin thick old
stay night massage only soens tough
skin it S very good for weak arches
Next morning dust feet especially between the toes with
boated apupoe tacum, sprinkle
perspaon keep feet The
yourself this acum routine the less you'll
have o complain about tired feet
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-12

y
The Montgomery County All
Holstein Club originated in 1915.
The Club meets monthly in the
homes of members. To date, there
are 55 members-boys and girls.
R. N. Whip, Assistant County
Agent, has always helped with the
projects and has proved to be a
source of inspiration to the Club.
The club made great deal of
progress in 1850. On the 21st of
June, there was a tour of the
homes of members to see the All
projects and to get better ac-
quainted with what is expected of
successful All Holstein Club
member. ''N'' ''s'''' =
During the year, members of the
Club exhibited at the following
shows: McDonough School Fair,
Western Maryland Holstein Field
Day, Poolesville Livestock Show,
the Montgomery County Fair and
the Timonium State Fair.
At McDonough School Show,
Janice Palmer, was named Cham
pion Holstein Snowman. Seven
Club members exhibited seven Hol-
stein animals and made fine
showing.
The Western Maryland Holstein
Field Day and Poolesville Live
stock Show were both one-day
events at which Club members
made excellent exhibitions. At the
Field Day, 10 members partici-
pated in the ring by exhibiting 45
animals, and at the Poolesville
Show, Club members took practi-
cally all of the prizes.
At the Montgomery County Fair,
held from August 22-2G, 1850, at
Gaithersburg, the club made a
wonderful showing with the SO
animals exhibited by 81 members.
Joan Toms won LIST, ST.. Champion
and Reserved Grand Champion
awards with her 2-yr. old COW;
Billy Thompson, LIST in the Jr. calf
class; Jane King, LIST in the Sr.
calf class; Janice Palmer, 1st in
the Jr. yearling class; Barbara
and Joyce Riggs, LIST, Jr. Cham
pion and Grand Champion awards
with their Sr. yearling heifer; and
Riggs Sisters, LIST in the 3-yr. old
cow class. In the demonstration
contest, Riggs Sisters demonstrate
ed "Dehorning with Caustic Pot
ash" and placed LIST.
At the Timonium State Fair
held in September, Club members
had many new experiences. There
was a parade the first day, and the
Club entered group Of All Hol-
stein animals and a float showing
the opportunities of All Club
work. Club Holsteins placed LIST
and the float was rated very good
By means of conservation booth
put in by the local Club, the diff
ferences between good and bad
pastures was shown. The booth
was awarded red ribbon. A
dairy demonstration team COM
posed of Joyce Higgs and Patricia
Toms placed End; they demon
strated "Dehorning with Caustic
Potash. They made an excep-
tionally fine showing with the 80
Holsteins exhibited by 20 Club
members. In the Jr. calf glass,
Billy Thompson placed End, Bar
bara and Joyce Riggs Bird and
Janice Palmer 4th in the ST.. calf
class, Paul King Ord, Jane King
9th and Joan Toms 9Th in the Jr.
yearling class, Janice Palmer LIST;
in the Sr. yearling class, Robert
Dorsey 1st and the Riggs Sisters
End and 4th. Janice Palmer's
Jr. yearling was named Reserved
Jr. Champion of the show. County
dairy herds made up Of four diff
ferent animals exhibited by four
different club members placed 1st
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-12
Same Birthday

Wilmington, O.-Three members
of the Robert W. Swindler FAM
lily of Wilmington observed the
same birthday-on March "a. The
father, Robert, was %; the moth
err, Patricia, 81. and their son,
David, year old.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-12
Too Impatient

Battle Greek, Mich.-A woman
juror, Miss Anna O'To9le, stood
up in the jury box after a long
cross-examination and asked,
"How long do we have to sit here
and listen to all this nonsense"
The judge Immediately declared a
mistrial and the jury was dis
missed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-12
Nothing

Nothing you see on television is
as good as what you hear on the
grapevine.-Ellaville (Ga.) Sun.
Evening star., 1951-07-25
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp

1900 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-Two-
room, kit. snd bath apt in cow.
Mt. Pleasant. Call SHANNON a.
LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV, Ma.
5000 4th ST. S.E.-one bedrm, liv
rm;, din. alcove. kit. and bath;
S62 Call SHANNON g. LUCHS
CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURN.-Three or bedrms., .
30 Minis. Fl. McNair: or 21yr
lease, com. Aug. 10. OF. 1865. 800
ARMY COLONEL, wife and 7-yr. .-old
sl Gaugnter desire 6-room house. fur
sI' MalteE SEse Reed; rent around s125.
HOUSE and grounds suitable small
kindergarten; excellent care guar
snteed; Box e09-K. Star. 81
TWO BEDRMs;: unfurn.: vic. Arl, i;
Tfe ffe0hsDe shild man GaRadian SIao m6 diplomat
gently needed Aug. /. DE. IOGl.
HARVARD TEACHER, wife. family
need minimum 3-bedroom house.
sapartment unfurnished. August l.
RfP1NED EFF ssD-f FAMILY Sin[ of adults 70. s.,.
perately needs unfurnished house in
SqSs Sq9d residential section. Cal! oE
ATTORNEY. wife and infant need
qqntupn; house Virginia; Sl25 limit
SHORT TERM RENTAL, wanted i'm
mediatelyi unfurnished house or
apt, or 3 oedrms. AK. I047.
NAVY DR.. desires 3 or 4 bedrm. un-
Turn. house, mr.. Navy Med. Ctr. Poss.
before Sept. l. $3.50 max. OIL. 1873.
ARMY OFFICER desires . or 3 bed
nm. house, near parochial school;
one child, age 7. VI. 1888. 29'
LIST YOUR RENTAL PROPERTIES
with The Dixon Co. Top prices;
good tenants, good management and
immediate action. Call
JAMES L. DIXON d CO.
ST. 1900. -2b
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1900 18th st. NV.
MT PLEASANT

MT. PLEASANT
Spacious and roomy, soft. brick
hCme, just placed on market; s
very lge rms. GnCl 32-foot liv. rm }.
. baths, full bsmt with oil h.-w.h.,
deep lot, 3-car brick gar; property
ideal for lRe. family or adaptable
for rooming house purposes To
inspect, call Mr.. Lovins. EX. 24S0
nr HIT R-1- EVcIueiro ry;tb
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WOODRIDGE-S13, $50
OWNER LEAVING

Quick possession of this detached
home in beautiful Woodbridge. Priced
Tor quick sale. 3 bedrms., bath,
roomy liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, auto
heat; big front porch; shady yard;
tree-lined street. Call Mr.. Johansen.
res, AID. 1926.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
2l25 r. I. Ave. NE, HO. 5000.
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suburban locations. doing over
$1,000 weekly, opportunity for ex-
perienced baker to. increase busi-
ness. Priced for immediate sale,
e5y buyer easy SAM ''Sas caANTRER f co
ST. 3707, sH. 1905.
SHOE REPAIRING BUSINESS, To-
Gated on busiest street in Northeast;
doing large volume; reas. rent; long
lease; established 13 years: gold
mine for right party. Ii, 3.l676.
DRY CLEANING PLANT-Downtown
area; Commute cleaning; sur
rounded by apt, bldgs. and Govt.
agencies. a real bargain for a quick
55gugg.. RIAtFPPELL REAL ESTATE. sH.
GAS 81 sTATfoN-Downtown location,
priced to sell; SAM CHANTKER &
AMUSEMENT ARCADE FOR SALE
Very reasonable; experience not
necessary; good money maker. RE.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE only
$4,000 cash; 10 years lease. Apply
ASMHoocoo No 9 :; sraTTioN. All opposite iss Naval
Gun Factory-Two pumps, very
good for repairs; income from
pdIklnB ana oLner sources; STOCK.
tools and equipment. Priced 81 $50,
$1,000 cash. Call Ii. 4-9026. week.
days only. 30
RARE OPPoRTUNITY-ouick-fr freeze
locker plant and established ice
manufacturing plant for sale tc
parties who can qualify; must be
aggressive and experienced in meat
buying. Owner will take back sub
stantial trust. Sale includes real
estate, bldgs. and all equipment.
Located on Rockville pike, Just
north Of Bethesda. tEves., WI.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
7004 WIS. AVE, CHEVY CHASE
nT. 1ORR
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HOUSES FURNISHED

1894 31st PLACE N.w.-A small. q
efficient. fully-furn.. attractive brk.
house Nice yard; garage. Excellent
neighborhood. Immediately available.
Sl60 LUTHER L. MILLER. DE.
Q655. 2610 Garfield st. NV. -25
8 BEDRMS., lge. fenced yard; Arling-
tom. S140 per mo-; available i'm
mediately. AL, 5764. -25
SEMIDET.. rms. and bath; gas heat
nr. Pentagon; S125 mo. F. NJ.
PRATT CO., Ma. 1852. -25
2946 LEGATION ST. N.W.-LoVely
detached 3-bedrm. brick home, on
quiet street; avail for select tenant.
Home will be redec as desired. Cali
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1905 H
ST. NV. Ma: 2345: -26
SILVER SPRING-Two bedrms.. full
bsmt.; nr. shops. transp.; SI20 or
500 unfurn: Call JU. 7-5672. -27
SlX-RM. HOUSE. furn,; August to
70; S125. CH. 1907. -27
3SI9 10th ST. N;W.-14 rms, ga
2 apis. Ewes. WI. o296.
J. Leo Kolb Co.
MI. 210O -2S
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

SCOTT CIR.--Lge. bed. liv. rm.. kit,
Frigidaire, beaut. furn, SIS wk.
a3l Q st. NV. 30
Hi1 9th ST. S.E.-Newly redecorated:
Nv: rm;,, bedrm.. kitchenette and
PVT; bath; util furn.; empl cple.
oedrm., kit, dinette, pvt. bath; SIS.
Evening star., 1951-07-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

UNIVERSITY PARK -
Charming bungalow. in this very
desirable and highly convenient
section; solid white brick con-
struction of superb quality; slate
roof. 5 rms (2 bedrms.O. bath on
1st a.: lge. bedrm. plus storage on
End H.; recr. rm.. 9 flreplaces,
porch. oversize b.-i gar, gas h.-w.h. !:
priced at S20.750; out-of-town
owner says sell; near Woody's new
suburban store: only $4,000 down
to. approved purchaser. Ewes. call
RA. 1924. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
UNIV. PARK. near
Nebraska ave. and VeaZey st,-A
very charming white brick Colonial;
6 rms. 2 baths, screened porch;
large level lot: built in 1912; COW.
to public and parochial schools,
shops. stores and transp. Call Mr..
Lueck, MA. 2040; ewes. WO. 5733.
L. E. BREUNJNGER Il SONS.
1918 NEWTON ST.-Vacant, very
attractive end of row brick with 2
nice ,bedrms., recr. rnl.. gas h.-w.h.:
excellent financing. JAMES E. MA
HONEY, HU. 641o; ewes, TU. 3693.
Evening star., 1951-07-25

ATIKAC. FURN.; liv, I'M. with fire.
place, bedrm.. kit. and bath; SII5I
mo. 1854 Wyo. ave. NV AID. 45O6.
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MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO OI04 UNION STORAGE
CO.. INC. est 1906
SMALL JOBS, boxes. beds, personal
effects, ETC.; white driver: D. c.,
Arl. and S. s. area. TU. 1928. 30
ENDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reas. ia. 2937; ewes, GE. 1416
26*
pack. crate. store
handle trunk or house. We clean
attics ana Easements. HO. 5S19
G6>
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

NAYLoR GARDENS, Sc, furn, l.
bedrm. apt. to share with girl. Conv.
TO Boiling and Andrews Air Force
Base. Call after $50 pm, LU.
YoUNG MAN. IS, has unusually nice
apt. to share. Ii. 5000, Ext.
63467, WALLACE.
/ GIRL to share 2-bedrm. apt. with
2 others in NV; $23.50 month.
EMPLoYEE1D YOUNG WOMAN of quiet
taste wishes to share her attractive.
stn. large Conn. ave, apt. Box 379o7G'
2 GIRLS, 22-3o, to share Conn. ave.
apt with 1 other. OR, o647 after
GESrLEMAN I;iS'I z N. has a cool. new, INC mod
ern 2-hedrm. apt. to share with l
,oR or 9thsT sTpTg pTTentiemena h;nnt IA. 4.I375.
NV. location. wo. 1857 after 8
TWo-BEDRooM APT, close-in nnp NV,
being furnished and redecorated by
professional; exhaust fan, wall-to-
radio -phono. nv. eiev., incinerator;
share with two. DU. 1857, 6 pm
YOUNG MAN To SHARE APT. With
others; very reasonable; in Kay
Eo3d E0f s5a5 Sa5dens. Call after 7;3o r; m.
WILL SHARE MY APT. in nearby
Va: with girl 25 to 35. Call oW.
25l after & pm. go
SPACIOUS APT. to share, ! or ..
gentlemen; pvt bedrm.; call ST.
sc. SECTION-Young refined Chris
tian girl to share twin bedrn. apt,
on express busline. S35. 10. 2-469S
-27
N.W.-Girl to share lovely room in
modern cool house with 3 Jewish
girls. A real home. EN- 6732. ewes.
1853 COLUMBIA RID. NV. Apt. SO.
Large room. . young ladies; twin
oedsi use OF kitchen and living room
$50 ca. MI. 1854, 3ls
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1877 T ST. Sc, Apt. 6-2 rooms.
Kitchen, dining alcove, bath, so
per mo. Utilities not included.
Available Immediately. Key with
janitor at 1917 MINI. ave. sc. B. F.
SAUL CO. 925 18th st. NV. MA
Evening star., 1951-07-25

moor; conven. to all tranSp., shop
ping .centerS. Will furn. with all
new furniture to suit desirable ten
ant Phone Mr.. JACK MILLER, @
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
TILDEN GARDENS
APARTMENTS WANTED

QUIET AND COOL. furnished NV.
apt, with service. consisting of l
room and bath, for Government
employed. refined gentleman; state
price. Box 196-K, Star. 25'
FkkE LANDLORDS applicants waiting
Tor your furn or unfurn apis. OF
houses or suhlets; Wash, Va;
white: Open Z days MA. 00o1
MODERN, unfurn. 2-bedrm. apt;
preferably 1st or End taxi zone.
Phone BRoADGATE. ST. 100. 25'
alone. desires unfurn.
apt. in apt. duplex bldg. or private
home. Box l95-K. Star. 26'
2 CoLoRED LADIES want Broom.
kit. and pvt.-bath apt, furn.; one
child accepted, for S75 or $50 mo-
Call oV. 1892 between 10 am. and
RET. OFF. AND WIFE des. bedrm..
kit, bath, furn.; good surroundings,
NV. loca. no 1855.
COUPLE. no children, no pets, desires
furn., 1-bedrm. apt. or Sublet. Oc-
cupy Aug. /. OV. 2761, Ii. 4-4460
OR PERMANENT. or
3-room furn. apt, in nice section;
empl. couple. WO. $500, Ext. 222.
and wife desire l-bedrm.,
furn or unfurn. apt. within mile of
Conn. ave. and Military rd. Tele-
phone lockwood 5-2724.
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IN ANACoSTIA, new garden-type
aapts;;-1 bedrm,, liv; rm., kitchen,
laundry facilities; near Navy Yard
Avail, Aug l.; $3.50. See super
intendent, 2310 10th st. sc. ALDRE,
INC. 220S Nichols ave. Sc LU
Evening star., 1951-07-25

APT, newly decorated, consisting of
living room, bedroom, kit. and bath
the LASALLE APARTMENT HOTEL,
1O2S Conn. ave. NV, ME- 216l.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

MAGNIFlCENT SETTING above Rock
Creek-Distinctive living for dis
criminating young men. share basis.
NO. 01b9 .
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FOXHAII, VIIIAGE
GEORGETOWN
GEORGETOWN
FIRST OFEFPINc

home. containing LIST f., lY. rm.,
din. rm., small kit; 2nd f.. bed =
rms. and bath. Full bsmt. with
gas h.-w. heat and outside entrance.
Only ] block to elementary. Junior
high and high school. shops and
Call MI Briscoe, at DI. O322 daily
or CHI. 5s32 teves.l for appt. Ex-
elusive with
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Evening star., 1951-07-25

1902 BELMONT ST. N.W-3rd-f floor
apt, rooms, kit. and bath, partly
furnished, newly redecorated: rental
S79.98 per month. HENRY j
ROBB: INC. 1924 Vermont ave
NV: D1 Sl4l. -2R
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COLORED
NO. CAPITOL AND u
COLORED
DETACHED HOME
13 ROOMS. 3 BATHS

A suburban home in the city. > blks.
from Georgia ave; 2-story home of
- very large rms; complete apt.
front and side porches. Many pos.
sibilities in this property; substan-
tial cash required. Shown by appt.
only. Call LU. 4-3342 or MA. 9797:
ewes. RA 1869.
Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors. 400 Central Ave. NE.
Evening star., 1951-07-25

A Rare Opportunity
In about | year you get back your
$1,000 down payment plus living
expenses. 80 miles from D. C. on
Route 240. An "a" restaurant and
gas station. Price. S21,5O0 incl.
real estate, fixtures and stock.
McDEVITT REALTOR, RA. 4422.
Evening star., 1951-07-25
VACANT

1347 KENNEDY ST. NV.
$2,500 Cash, $125 Monthly
This modern semidetached 6-room
home may be purchased for only
SIG, 800. II has gas hot-water heat,
open fireplace. large lot with ga
rase. Open daily for inspection.
G. G. DUTY. MA. 44S2 or OR. 3O59.
Evening star., 1951-07-25
s BEDROOMS

This detached brick is beautifully
situated in lovely Michigan PARK
near 18th and Michigan ave; liy'
rm. with fireplace, family sized din
rm,, kit. and den; auto. heat and
gar; lovely corner location, con-
venient to Catholic University. Call
La; 6-6666, Mr.. Dougherty, DE,
Evening star., 1951-07-25
BARBER WANTED

BARBER WANTED
Barber and valet shop on Arlington S
busiest street. Going business with
unlimited future; all modern equip
ment; desirable lease. Call Mr..
Levine.
REALTY INVESTMENT
1917 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va. OW. 1920