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Smyrna times., 1951-04-19

Richard A. Haber.
Acting Chief Engineer
Dover. Delaware
April IL. 1851
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-15
Alaska Development BcaEd Hears of
 Local Power Shortage

The shortage of power m the Anchorage area was one of the major problems brought out at the hearing conducted by the Al aska Development Board in An chorage during day-long sessions Monday.
 Five local persons attended at least one of the sessions. They were Justine Parks. president of the Matanuska Electric Assn; Betty Mears and Charles W. Will sen Of the City Planning Com mission; James Hurley of ARG; and Director Don L. Irwin of the Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station.
 Mrs Parks told the board Mon day: We have 1000 customers and 250 miles of lines. We have been granted a federal loan of SI040,000 for extension of lines but cannot use it until we have power available
 We don't generate any of ous own power" Mrs. Parks con- tinued. We purchase from the Anchorage Public Utilities. Even when Eklutna is finished we will still be short of power"
 Anton Anderson. chairman oi the Anchorage Public Utilities Commission was not very help ful. He said, We have notified the Chugach Electric Association and the Matanuska Electric As soAation that we cannot provide power beyond our contracts"
 April, 1854, was the date set by Joseph M. Morgan, district man. ager for the Bureau of Reclama- tion, when the first generating
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-15
Chii6r.ns' Ch islmas Party Dale Sai For December 2d
Valley froniiersmaa

The Matanuska Valley Mcr- chants co-sponsored Christmas party for all Valley children will be held December 24 lMonday) al 200 pm. at the Valley Thea Ire.
 A letter has been dispatched to the North Pole residence of Old St Nick, asking assurance that he will be here. His mode of transportation Is unknown. It may be that he will arrive m Pal. mer that day via plane or heii- copter Program committeeman Al Hagen Is aV aitlng his reply
 Mir. Hagen estimated that Go children are expected to jam th theatre for this years party As this will be a childrens party. adults will again be asked to please refrain from attending The reasons listed for making this request are, CD there just aren't enough seats for all the children and @ an adult sits too high in their chairs, preventing the little fellows seated behind them from seeing what is going on.
 This annual Christmas party for Valley children is financed by the merchants of the Valley. Ha gen stated that a number of mer- chants have been contacted and that they have again given their whole hearted support to the pro- gram.
 Other merchants will be ap- preached this coming week.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-15

one of the country's leading art ists, Tore Asplund, to create the loveliest snow scene imaginable. The result is a heart-warning Christmas scene that dramc:'- cally conveys the Yuletide spirit Santa" Asplund is justly proud of his attractive cigarette gift that serves as a warm holiday greeting card as well.
 When you open your gifts on Christmas morning, remember the story of Santa working all year is no myth. Just ask Mir. Asplund.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-15

facilities of the Eklutna Project will be placed in operation.
 Don Irwin told the board Sun day that agricultural planning was dependent on knowledge of the locations and extent of ex- pected industrial development. He said further that time table based on expectations of such de- velopment would be invaluable in planning agricultural expan- sion in anticipation of future markets.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-15

Christmas comes once a year for most people, but throughout the spring and summer and fall. many "Santas" are hard at work getting ready the gifts that find their way round your Xmas tree.
 Here is an example of how one Santa" works in the off-season. Early this year, Chesterfield cig- arettes started thinking about their 1851 Christmas Card" car ton. They decided upon a good old-fashioned white Christmas for a theme, and carefully selected
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-15
Business Is Brisk In Hospital Ball Advance Ticket Sale

Sale Of tickets for the Hospital Ball scheduled for Saturday. No vember 24 was described as 2 brisk by members of the Valley Hospital Fund Drive committe. this week.
 With nine days remaining in the advance sale. confidence was expressed that the ball would be sell-out and the proceeds would put the hospital fund drive well on the way to its immediate goal of S6.500 by January l.
 Members of the fund drive committee are meeting Monday night in Hugh Johnson's office at the Experiment Station to wIn1 uD all the details of the party planning. They are determined to make the Hospital Ball one of the most memorable events in Pal mer's social history.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-15
0. E. s. TO MEET

The Matanuska Valley Chapter o. E. s. will hold it's regular meeting next Wednesday, No vember 2l, at 8 pm. in Carpen- terS Hall.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

and relaxation, whereas room overcrowded with
furniture and ornaments is conducive neither to
work nor rest
The necessity for blank spaces applies not only
to our surroundings. 1t is, above all, when we come
to planning our days that it is essential to avoid
filling in every moment. We need ebow-room in
time as well as in space. We should frequently study
our engagement pad and if we find that it is too
full start cutting down non-essential activities.
We must leave some free hours when we don't have
Evening star., 1951-04-22
DMkMn;Hr

COVER. The lovely lady being admired by a
Paris is more famous than the museum itself.
Louvre officials receive many letters addressed
to othe Venus de Milo Museum All visitorsre-
spect the famous statue, which stands unpro-
tected by ropes or glass. mo one would harm
Venus" says Louvre guard People love her
more than any other woman in the world"
This year Venus is bound to make horde
of new friends when tourists flock to Paris for
the city's 2,OOOth Birthday Party.
SOB STORY. Recently we printed doleful
letter from 6'7" college student named Jack,
who wanted to meet Los Angeles beauty
(5l1") who appeared in THIS WEEK as
Stopper" His burning problem was finding
dates who wouldn't be dwarfed by his sky
scraper proportions. Now this letter arrives
from high-school girl:
Il stand six feet in my size 9's - and I'm
still growing! have calibrated eyeballs from
trying to estimate the height of men who ask
me to dance.
''Salesgirls tell me you're so nice and tall
Swell so is the Washington Monument,
but it doesn't have to wear clothes!'
B0X-OFrICE BLUES. Cinderella Cat on
Page l6 reminds US of problem we heard
about at the Broadway hit. Affairs of State"
few weeks ago.
A nice old lady appeared at the theater,
presented her ticket at the door and opened
cardboard box she was carrying 1t contained
cat, large and obviously female.
II don't dare leave her at home" the lady
said. She's going to have kittens any mo-
ment. May keep her under my seat?"
The manager did his polite best. We're
sorry, lady, but pets aren't allowed in the
theater. Come back after the happy event
and I'll see that you get seat in the center,
down 'front.'" She did - THE EDITORS
Evening star., 1951-04-22

to do anything but just be ourselves.
When we encounter truly great person
we seldom hear him say: II never have a
free moment" Successful people know that
it is only because they have left many un-
engaged hours in their scheme of life that
they have been able to attain their full
development, and found time to give help
and comfort to others.
It is those blank spaces on our engage
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Leave space for the birds to fly
BY JUDITH AND ARTHUR HART BURING

lay is moulded into a vessel; the
utility of the vessel depends upon its HOLLOW
interior. Doors and WindOt0s are cut ont tn
order to make house; the utility of the house
depends on the empty spaces.
-LAo-TZE, father Of Taotsm
ME importance of empty spaces - the realiza-
i ton that often the most essential part of a
perfect whole is what has been left out - sounds
like modern idea, but the above thought was ex-
Evening star., 1951-04-22

ness the suggestion of infinite space, that was the
main feature of the picture.
But it is not only birds that need room to fly.
We all know that space gives feeling of freedom
Evening star., 1951-04-22

pressed by a Chinese philosopher $500
years ago.
At an exhibition of Chinese paintings we
overheard a visitor tell the artist that she
would like to buy one of his pictures -
bird on bare branch. She explained to him,
however, that she considered the painting
too empty and suggested he add few more
branches and leaves. ''If did that" the
Chinese artist answered, there would be no
rr.oy,o for tho Erd RI Hxy - II uac tho or,or,ti
Evening star., 1951-04-22

ment pad = those hours which we are Hee
to spend in reflection - which enable us to get
our bearings and chart our course We must be
on guard against filling our days so full of activi-
ties that we no longer have time to enjoy living.
Evening star., 1951-02-25

home method of oral hygiene known today
Yes. and two years research showed the Colgate
way stopped more decay for more people than ever
before reported in all dentfrice history! No other
dentifrice-ammoniated or not-offers such proof
the most conclusive proof ever reported for a
dentifrice of any type!
Evening star., 1951-04-14

ELECTRIC APPLIANCE store, sales
and service, we'll equipped; estab-
lished IL years; progressive location;
opposite P. O.: new bldg, with large
show windows: rent. $50 Inven-
tory or best offer. OWNER, 81. 2345.
Evening star., 1951-04-14
APIS. WANTED Gent,

EkEELaysslsrd. ~ y4S :, AlBgSssntss, s,.s sait r.
hsss; .. or suhlessj Wssh,i Ns oo0I VA i ND;
nm. in 60. AL; No smoking or drink
LABY. white. desires 1-bedroom
furn. apt. NV. preferred. Ii. 4-1751.
WANTED UNFURN. APT, pvt. en-.
8 to s, evening. HU. 6092. 14'
YOUNG WOMAN desires furn. or un-
furn. enc. apt, pvt. bath, kit; NV;
prefer apt. bldg. Refs. S55-S60 mo.
&c; Sal 81. after .rs s,p g Pm. weekdays all
roGsS 81 Sat coTrLE. 81 sun expecting baby
soon. must have unfurnished spt:,
Arl.. Va; max. $50. GL. S695.
EMPLOYED COUPLE wants unfurn.
apartment; from $50 to SO; in ne.
cow. EMF. and teacher wife desire
unfurn. apt; prefer upper NV. sec,
QE. 772S after 4; all DAY Sun. 10"
EPA EXECUTIVE and wife desire sub
let, July and August, Iurn. one-roonl
Or efnctency. northwest, convenient
teen-age daughter need one-bedroom
Max. S55. Box 306-z. Star. 15'
MUST MOVE from Richmond, Va,
to washington; wish to exchange
new 2-bedroom rnfurn. brick bunsa-
low on large lot for comparable
housing (house or apt) in or near
WaShinston. Cali MARVIN CAPLAN,
GOV. GOV EMF. EMP. Yale graduate. being l2 mar
yied in June, seeks small NV. apt
for July, before overseas post. MI
1859. ewes. -15
CoLoRED-l OR BROOM kitchen
and bath. furnished or unfurniShed
apartment. DE. 1925. 15s
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HOUSES uNFURNlsHED
NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER. Wheaton
area; l block from busline. S125
=. per mo; 81, 4047. -l6

NEW s-BEDRM. RAMBLER. wheaton
assa; ps4 mo ! eleek sS 4dz9 fEem busline. s195
3 BEDRooMs, semidetached S home,
never. lived in, u bath downstairs;
full bath upstairs; full bsmt. Kit
mas automatic dishwasher and
Hsafpase disposal. Sl15 a month
Pnone ST. 2344 between and 5.
NEVER LIVED IN bedrms., Silver
spring. Large kit. Venetian blinds,
eeny esag to shopping; $3.50 mo. sH.
SILVER SPRING AREA s-6edpm.
ern conv. Fine neighborhood @ Near
schools, shopping an6 bus. Avail,
NAY May 8. $40 per mo. Ref. Gail WI.
8 RMS. . baths. recr. rm. with End
Hot-vater oil heat, automatic not hot
water; Clarendon vic. cH. 1000.
Ext; S24: Or Gil. So81. -I5
2 BEDROOMS Silver sprins-oVer-
soai9ne' os9s full bsmt.' s125 month. sH.
1soo BLOCK C ST. NE, roo rooms
and bath. good condition; refrig.
GRAFTON; adults. Apply SOC Mass
s-BEDRM.. BRICK HOUSE near Tl4 l4tb
month. WI. s107. N15
BRAND NEW detached Michigan Park,
half blk. bus and shopping center;
8 bedrms.. ga bathc, garbage dis
posal' glass shower, screened porch,
616 RIGGS RD. Me- -yr.- -old semi
detached. 3 bedrms.. Ia baths. dish
washer, garbage disposal. bSmt.,
fenced yard. S117.5o month. ia.
IDTYwooD. . miles from Fails
Church; 5-rm: brick BUNGALOW; liv.
BATH. full bsmt., aoored attic. de- de-
tached garage. lot rs by 200, shrubs;
nation call EBNER r. DUNCAN
60; Realtors and Insurers, pig
Private parking lot for clients.
S1l5 month. 10. 2-4943 Id
COLLEGE PIX. MD.-Mod. :j-bedrm.
gi sT6NEf fsai kEHMER IN g'ii "a. inil iss cs Il
atsTioRY' BRICK. 3 bedrms. LlS ga.
heat: excel. cond.; references; in
spection Sat. Sun: or weekdays after
6. 1854 18th pl. ne. DU. 1895
MODERN e;RM. turn, or uniur;
VALLEY; yysIlll,syy;s Apply; gpF'EcE AmOcO Station. KEN
VACANT ,2-bedrm. semidet. brick
sad64 saad64 iath pnl lsss7. n &C. shiDlsy terffse fs
90. iRL.GThree bedrms.. full bsmt.;
@sEotsobsos. sEtseb seSss NE. sR o3 1923. &Sj it
Evening star., 1951-04-14

NEW RAMBLER, stone and brick;
ping and transp. Center hall, lge.
lily. rm.. picture windows. hrepl.,
sres se En bpeskait ess Ssf assbvssser ss sa sn snd
disposal, den. twin-sise bedrms.,
colored tile baths, screened liv.
porch, foored attic with S-ft. cedar
closet, cooling fan, daylight bsmt.
rsse mse shsSsf end No sy broIers essn For
inspection, phone owner-builder,. OR.
oPES dsSS' SUM-. / It'll s.. 44os Min IIli4ois
ave. n.w.-S14.950, attractive terms.
Pbs1sshed bss ed. Sibs SSsdrm T with 4ep1see
MyI;o, cTIEFo}EsfPz s1'' o}EsfPz sHzRTzEk. FS.
81 800 DowN. maybe less, for this
beautiful, 3-bsdrm. brick home, mr.;
eiirRorD eHR 9Phfss; saHsTzEs RYsssis11n H. sa5 "
FaRMkfTE Al FIFE OF ACRE, in Do D. C..
nr. silye: sprins; with 7-rm: house:
Oil h;1w h.; SO s23, 900 terms; FRANK
SssASEa' ssss q aaS0 oE. 4ss5. a.; ave- NV &1S E
4-BEDRM. BUNGALOW. S1B,g50-
Immaculate condition; finest frame
construction; fireplace. full base
ment. garage. oil h.-w; h; every con
TRANS Esa,iHse s. Fiji gHfLLipsl 81 6l SE, 13 a91e
NV. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. det. brk.
rambler home consists of reception
area. comb. liv. and din. room with
fireplace, mod: elec. kitchen. 8 nice
bedrms,. 2 tiled. haths. full bsmt.,
storage SPACE: nice lot; built-in ga;
reasonably. call W. B. WRioHT,
4th tn; AND SfoV; Va;uAcKENBos-e rm. d.t.
brick. 10 years old, slate roof. own
er leaving town. must sell. Beautiful
lot, det: gar. oil heat. Immaculate
$685. 6Sas Gf GhAAKEN sYss FY RRAIY i1s co gays Re
FINE NV. COR. BRICK apts !:
oil heat; near transp,; rent: $4,000
": gross. 19fe; net over, 14es; sale
$23,500;. cash or easy terms; live
po% II Sne; sta me cond. No AGENTS, Box
UPPER sssl Ssth ST. N.w.-seldom d0 do ".
have the pleasure of offering for
sale such a beautiful 20-ft row
brick with 3 spacious bedrooms snd
bath. garage, sunroom or den, play
room. room; Awninss, storm windows and
show you this beautiful place. VIII
MARSHALL. j. WAPLE Co. 1924
14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
NEW HOMES. nearing completion
stricted locations; $2S.500 to $40
600. Call JU. 7-7lS6. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS. DI. l41l. -15
IN THE SHEPHERD PARK AREA
Four bedrooms, 2 baths, enclosed
porches; basement attic; ] block
to transportation. Only $16.950.
Act now call PAUL r. STEIN
MAN. 81. 1870; ewes. AID. 4927.
DIRECT FROM owNER-4-bedrm.
corner, semidet. home; ga baths,
fun bsmt.. rec. rm: with front en-
trance, built-in garage, ideal for
doctor or dentist. Price S25, 200.
No brokers. $3.50 3rd pl. NV. RA.
3O16. -16
17th. near Buchanan-Lovely stucco
over hollow tile, detached. excellent
condition throughout; 4 bedrms., oil
heat. Priced under $50. 900. For par
ticulars, call Mr. Gibson. with
MOORE & HILL CO., ME. 4100:
17oo BLOCK HOBART ST. NV
Excel. semioet. brick to be sold turn.
or unfurn.. liv. rm.,. din. rn.. kit.
den, 3 bedrms.. mod. bath on end
A. Recently dec. Rec. rm. with
fireplace. Maids room in bsmt.
Priced 10 sell. Call 10Y inspection.
Eyes, 81. 3S@S. SIGLER & CO..
HU. 331J. --15
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHrp ;cent.

NEW RAMBLER, ready for immed
ffsSuPsnsy fS Ssm al osdrRs &c nxe M eauipmsns SasnS
SW ssstioR g5oR oRenf. $3.50: IUkiA Msa Bh9s..
BRAND.SEw eSHSl s-BEpRM.. semidet
brick homes; ,$l10; gas heat. refrig-
orator. large lots; l block from D. c.
ne s1e esaE Berkshire III ar sna whHNfoN n0s
viERS MILL VILLAGE. Silver Spring.
Md..-Vacant 2-bedrm. bungalow,
full bsmt., conven. to schools,
theater, stores. transp.; children ac-
Septed. $50 mo. WI. 1888; ewes.
oUT conn. AyE.-Bright red BRICK
bungalow with . bedrms., in most
conv. part Of Kensington; only Sis
mo. OLIVER T. CARR, MA. 1865.
Observation-Disclosures subdivi-
sion; , bedrooms. brick. semide-
kitchen. XII. S-7100. lis
IL. detached Rf house sot1ssE9A' nsWig redee. sa
close to city; 6 bedrms.. 3 baths;
GRIN. BRICK bunsa; full cellar, auto.
gas h.-w,h.; storm screen wind; lge.
S1s5 IT, shade md tTfss I sNss nsT eond.; Sc Sec
FOR ist coMMERCiAI2 UsE-Modern
R. /. ave. ne; contains 5'4oo It.
90, O gn9T6s & 9pnd LA. g. 9-4535. H., ~ls
sSS;s low; available at once. Call ,oW.
SPANKING NEW 3-bedroom house
living room with left. Thermopane
picture window, and fireplace
dream kitchen with double sink
automatic washer, kitchen exhaust
ceiling-high closets in bedrooms
with built-in chests of drawers. Lo-
Gated in Twin Brook subdivision,
Rockville, Md, and priced at only
s1l5 per mo. Call WI. 403s or 4133,
sos DoRMAN ST.. in Radiant valley,
q miles down Landover I'd, from
Defense highway; 2-bedrm. bunga-
low in peri. shape, now available.
500 mo. Key at 6706 or 6f10.
WALKER & DuNLoP. ri. o22s.
BRAND ID. new, NEw-Nsw New HAMPSHIRE Is., aye.
floors; patio. Disposal dishwasher,
sink; S145 per mo. J. 8. BECK, RA
BROAD BRANCH RID. NV, Chevy
Chase, D. C.-Lovely, home in most
desirable location; liv. rm., large
din. rm., kit. with pantry, inclosed
porch, 3 bedrms., baths, large rec.
rm., bath in bsmt. EN-. 4375. SlS5
mo. 80
N. ARLINGTON large bedrooms;
full basement. rec. room with fire.
place, screened porch, Ia baths;
Sl75. JOHN w. MULROY. FA. S322; !;
ewes. FA. 9379. -15
NEW 3-BEDRoOM RAMBLER-Falls
Church area. S115. JOHN w.
MULROY, 90 Hillwood ave-, FA.
S322e: ewes FA. 1870. -15
Evening star., 1951-04-14
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MOVE,
Pgs but hsye TO- CAN RoYoLL TRANS
EX-GI - Moving, packing, Grating,
storage; local. long distance: expert
services; low rates. HO. 5S19. Ia
MOVING BY vE1-Expei neIp every
ens eisse ,,gr wraDpssS. nnoK iRsG5sd reas, Can
MOVING ACROSS rHE STREET OF
across the country safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing;
AS2rHfSSG. AS4 ES SNYrfSE. ffs ifSs moving. pick
up and delivery; 7-day week, 24-hr.
day: So minimum. AT. 32S7. "a
COLORED MOVERS, derendable low
rates. Call night or day. DE. $500.
Evening star., 1951-04-14
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

HEIGHTS, G1s. $3.50
down; only :; left. Lovely semi.
detached bricks, 3-bedrm.. homes.
They have lge. liv. ru.. full din.
rm. equip. kit, full hasn't. fenced
yard. S74 mo. incl eve-ythins
To inspect call ALDRE. INC. III.
AREA-Prewar semi.
detached 6-rn1. brick home; Chest
nut trim, oak floors, oil h.-w.h.:
finished room in bsmt.: home in
perfect cond. shown by appt.
ROBERT A. FOSTER. 81. 4166.. Ex.
elusive Agent. lis
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc, near st.
Francis xavier-Here, is a fine home
half bath on ist H.; 3 bedrms. and
baths on End A.: knotty pine rec.
rnl with fireplace; 2-car. det. gar.:
fenced yard. II you are looking for
a beautiful home in . lovely section.
don't fan To call on this. EVENINGS.
81. 1928. S1GLER q co. HU. 1913.
(FonfiniIed nm Nexk paReI
Evening star., 1951-04-14
HOUSES FURNISHED

BROAD BRANCH RID. NV. Chevy
Chase; D. C.-Lovely. home in most
n a t Wiei pSntry y ym ;neloEss oEss
porch. 8. bedrms.. 2 baths; large recr.
nm, bath in bsmt. EN-. 4375. $3.50
eooD NORTHWEST SECTION
Sophisticated. brick. g. rooms, 2
ssaesess sses saTeff TaoSas G heat T. sHsR sHfsElsqt
Co. INC. 7Ss 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
l1es BRADLEY BLVD. Bethesda.
Md seat,ys suitable 2s ds 5sF Sne SSDomst Or
iurn;, Incl. Bendix in bsmt:: Z baths
ished attic; attached gar; lovely
grounds. conveniently situated close
ssssa sss. s,s to iPsRi p.n. call EN- sa26 @,5 BE-
wEsTovER. vA.-completely fur
nished 5-room brick Colonial, full
basement: oil heat. $3.50 month.
CAN J. H. BENoIT. Realtor. KE.
cEopcrTnwTIA c2EaSSIat Or TA. liS. evenings. 10
house. well furnished; suitable for /
or 2; about s12o. Box T5-Y. Star
1sth 81. NV. 12 rms. 4 baths, two
59.ft. drawing rms, 25-ft. sola-
ideal for entertaining. seautifuiiy H!;
POOL; Ice. grounds; $500. RA. 390s.
s-RM. HOUSE Cless bsmt.), to adults
miles NV. Of Key Bridge. Transp''
saEoppins a2p center; $3.50. Call GIL.
BRICK n oIs,n. oEIA,MBIER-s,a5 =, 9. month: lty;
gsnsiysly furnished. ROBERT n n.
sIIYERI sPR1NG.O sr 1StGO' MD.-sunsall4 ml4 2
s months; Sis5 per mo. mo- JU. tj.
NEW. NICELY FURNISHED -dS three
thias: P. G. Co.. May /. Box III
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER; three w1S bed.
NGToN. WI. 26s5. or. $3.50.
LARGE 2 BEDROOM house m2 on po.
ssntss sssmac: st close e. Bslyoir, so min; from
fsss fsssssassai sat a. $3.50 ~ .Iao ne s Call GL.
FOR Rent: Silver Spring, overlook.
ins golf course; 2 bdrm., full bsmt.,
1901 JoCELYN ST. NV bedrms..
ss s' y.rS sath; rent oil asy sasst se c,i
DETACHED rooming house: 8 ige.
rms. 2 baths, completely furn; si65
per mo. 4331 Kansas ave. NV.
Open Sun. 10. Cab j. Il. sALUS,
vith HENRY sALUs. ST. 3344; ewes.
TAUxMoNT-3h miles past Alex.
We. 3-bedrm. rambler on h-acre
Call AL. 1924 for appt. to inspect.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC, 1900
10th st. NV, DI. 0222. -15
1907 d ST. N.E.-All mod. impr., no
children: refs, call Sat. after 5
p.m.' all day Sun. after $50 am.
vIERS MILL vILLAGE-1mmacuiate
furn. home, close to ali cows: 9
bedrooms, full bath, lovely yard;
years lease. S115 per mo. Call w, 3.
WRIGHT. EN-. $500.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE AREA - 6
rms, 2343 18th st. ne; finished
bsmt., screened porch, S14O. AID.
ALEXANDRIA-Jefferson Manor, near
Belvoir: 2-bdrm. house; Sl25 mo.
CAN TIE. 0374 90
TWO BEDROOM RAMBLER-Excl
Va. location: completely furn.; early
possession; fenced lot: garage; rent,
$3.50. LURIA BROS, OW. 1903,
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE my new home with
families on temporary basis. Tele-
phone after z. Falls Church 1850.
NICELY FURN. HOME to share with
cple., l child. ne. Sec; yard; COW.
shopping. transp. LA. 6-S175. 49,
COUPLE or young ladies to share
furn. house with empl lady. Call
after PM, UN. 2136. If
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DRUG STOR
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AUCTION

AUCTION
Sealed bids will be accepted through
April 10, care of this box number
detached brick; first commercial;
consisting office, apt. S rms. and
1 baths. Annual income S4,SS0.
Mortgage Of approx. $4,000 OBJ
tainable. Nr. S12, 900. 900 GAO
ONCE, Paramount Pictures and goth
3rd st. NV. Statement obtain
able first floor oflce or call Mr.,
HOLLANDER. EX. 340S, JU. 7-61 "a.
BOX l9-Y Star. Id
Evening star., 1951-04-14
RESTAIIRANT

1LE0 nO OlGzA1N
81 900 cash will purchase this res
taurant located in the heart OF Alex
andria; balance on good terms. Now
doing good business; illness forces
owne- to sell immed.
SEWELL REALTY co.
IA S. Glebe I'd. at Lee blvd. Phone
OK. 0o1T or GIL. 1878. lib
Evening star., 1951-04-14

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
A fine. det. brick home. within walk
ing distance Of ST. AIMS and all
other types Of schools. Liy. rm..
din. rm., kit. and powder rm. on
1st A.. 3 bedrms. and bath on end
f.; full bsmt.
1920 44th ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY UNTIL PM.
CHEVY CHASE
A substantial det. brick home with
4 bedrms. and 2 baths; and In
addition. a bedrm. and bath on
1st A.; garage. Ewes. call Mrs
Taylor, Rockville 364S.
NEAR ST. ANN'S
A. det.. corner home with good,
fenced yard. Liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, pine-paneled breakfast rm. on
1st A.; 4 bedrms. and bath on End.
For information and appt, please
call INEz CUSHARD. Realtor, OR.