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Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07
Blue Cross Week
VIII Be Held At
Georgetown, Dee. 1915
CONTINUED from first page)

NN0-I11-1'l1- 1lg-ll INST EN9VI
through Saturday, December 18TH
Miss Richardson in stating that
a quota must be met before any
applications can be accepted, con-
tinued. Get your friends and neigh
bors to join Blue Cross at this time
so the quota set can be met, Over
500 of the people in Delaware
belong to Blue Cross and they are
the best statesmen Blue Cross can
have"
Community group rates are low
er than direct-pay Blue Cross rates
and are paid every three months
through the Farmers Bank of
Evening star., 1951-10-19

teen" women and not another
man, and sat like pleased sultan
in the midst Of this non-competi-
tive arrangement. The luncheon
was in honor Of the very good
looking Turkish woman currently
in the Capital, Nine. Nazli Tlabar.
who is member of the Turkish
National Assembly, their uni
cameral legislature and the first
feminine secretary y-general Of
same. Others at the midday party
were Senator Margaret Chase
Smith and the lady representatives
of the House.
Her many friends are sorry to
hear that Rose Saul was suddenly
taken i'll last Friday in New York
and is in the Wickersham Hos
pital there at 1873 East Fifty-eighth
street. The James McSherry VIM
salts have taken over the dinner
Rose was giving before the dane
ing party at the Robert Guggen-
helms tomorrow night. Mrs.
o. Max Gardner will be hostess
at small dinner party tonight
at the Mayfower's champagne and
orchid opening of the lounge. She
wired from Shelby, N. c., that
she'd be on the scene. She keeps
an apartment at the hotel so she
can pop in and out whenever the
mood strikes her. -.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

ing to take care of the children for
the short time that their mother
is at table!
No Guests for Durotion
Dear Mrs. Post: AS q practical
nurse who specializes entirely In
going home from the hospital with
"a new mother and staying until
the infant is three weeks to a
month. I have been agreeing to
cook for the family until the
mother can take over herself.
During the last two cases the
family has invited. guests fire.
Iquently. Would it be unreasonable
on my part to stipulate hereafter
that I will cook but only for the
family?
Answer: You are quite right. It
would be unthinkable for them to
expect you to become a cook
general.
Are you planning to oiue a
simple shower for q friend or
bride-to-be? Mrs. Post is sorru
she cannot ansUer personal
mail. HopeUer, ledfet Els,
"ShoUers." includes uarious
kinds OF showers. the entertain
ment and gifts. To obtain a
copy. send 10 cents in coin to
her. care of The Euening Star.
p. O. Bor 80. Station G, NeU
York 10, N. Y. 4
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Miss McELhiney
To Wed Mr.. Lee

Miss Donna Mckinney. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. McEl-
hiney. of Dayton, Pa. is engaged
to Mr.. Richard H. Lee. son Of
Mrs. Mary A. Lee. Of San Fran
cisco. Calf, according to the Nc.
Elhineys' announcement.
The bride-elect is employed at
the National Academy of Sciences.
and her fiance is with the Defense
Department.
Miss Mckinney is a graduate
of Duffs- Iron City College Of
Pittsburgh. Mr.. Lee. a '49 graduate
of Denver University. has served
with the Army in the European
Theater.
The couple have not set their
wedding date.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
By Betty Beole

Judging from reports that have
now wended their way over 5000
miles from Iran, it's too bad the
Averell Harrimans have not been
in New York for Premier Mossa-
deghs visit. Especially Mrs. Har-
riman.
The wife of the Assistant
President is occasionally seen
but little known in Washington.
Poised, composed and beautifully
|groomed, she appears sometimes
to be somewhat aloof at Capital
parties where everybody knows
Everybody else and they are
greeting each other heartily with
the latest news from Capitol Hill.
the White House or the interna-
tional scene.
But in Teheran Marie Harri-
man was revealed in an entirely
new light. She cast. in fact. a
magical charm on all associated
with the mission. At the end OF
the daily meetings in the atmos-
phere of tension that would get
every one tied up in knots. she
would appear. and in IA deft
effortless way with her smooth
Organization, consistent good hu-
NOR and amusing sidelights of the
day. she would quickly put all al
ease.
Her popularity with the Iranians
|equaled that of the Americans.
The aged, ailing Premier Mos
sadegh was SO charmed that he
threw away his stick and forgot
to swoon while Mrs. Hartman was
around!
She became familiar figure to
the toWnspeople as she strolled
Through the bazaars to do her
shopping. Everybody knew she was
the wife of the American medi-
ator. She was as completely
nonchalent as was her husband to
physical danger though there was
a real threat of danger during
their entire stay. Warned of past
assassinations and the possibility
iof another in such tense times
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Emily Post Advises

A man writes: "How can I dis
courage the attention of my girl
friends girl friend? I'm not en-
gagged but neither have any par
ticular interest in my friends
friend. She has taken to writing
me and since I'm away at camp
she sends me cakes and candy and
writes frequently. don't want to
seem rude or ungrateful; at the
same time ! don't want to en-
courage her by accepting"
Answer: Your situation is one Of
the rare ones where a certain
amount Of rudeness is your only
protection. If you write notes of
thanks. she may even take them
to your girl friend as evidence of
your attentiveness to her.
Brother Giving Bride in Marriage
Dear Mrs. Post: My son is going
to give his sister in marriage and
we'd like to know if he is to sit
at the bridal table, and If so
whether his wife should be asked
to sit there too. Who then will
look after their two children who
are to be present? None. other
than the bridal party. are to be
seated at the reception.
Answer: Unless she would make
an extra woman at the table. she
should be seated. Surely some
member of the family will be will
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Miss Pickett
Is ENGAGED

The engagement of Miss Mary
Ann Pickett to 1t. q. g. James
Franklin Canaan. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Henderson Canaan
OF Altoona. Pa. has been an
nounced by her mother. Mrs,
Robert Plimpton Pickett. jr., of
Sugar Hill. N. H.
Miss Pickett, who Is a member
of the Office staff of Senator
Styles Bridges OF New Hampshire,
| is the daughter of the late Sheriff
Pickett, and granddaughter of
Mr.. Pickett of Sugar Hill and the
late Mrs. Pickett.
Her maternal grandparents are
Mrs. Everett James Esselstyn Of
Claverack, N. Y. and New York
City, and the late Mr.. Esselstyn.
She is a graduate Of st. Mary's-
in-the- Mountains. Littleton. N. H..
and Katharine Gibbs Secretarial
School. Boston.
1t. Canaan is an .alumnus of
Haverford College, Pa. He served
with the Navy during World War
II in the Pacific area. After the
war he was employed here by the
Bureau of Indian Affairs Of the
Interior Department until he was
recalled to active duty last Feb
ruary.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
By Kothurine M. Brooks

The Japanese government has
established an agency in Wash
ington which probably will be-
come its diplomatic representa-
tion in this Capital. Heading the
agency is Mr.. Ryuji Takeuchi who
has taken for the Offices the house
at 2205 Massachusetts, avenue, sew
eral blocks east of the beautiful
building which the former govern
ment of his homeland built in
1880. The then Ambassador, Mr.
Katsuji Debuchi and his family
were settled there early in 1881
and the building was not taken
over by the United States until
after the attack on Pearl Harbor
Mr.. Takeuchi and his IL assist
ants will have to do with trade
and consular matters until such
time as their government and the
United States arrange diplomatic
representation. 1t is expected that
Evening star., 1951-10-19
|Opero Guild
Reception Set
For Sunday

The Washington Opera Guild
will hold a reception Sunday from
4 until z o'clock at the D. A. r
chapter house on Massachusetts,
avenue.
The Guild has announced that
Roger Prizes. pianist. who is to
appear later this season with the
National Symphony Orchestra,
will be guest artist for the recep-
ton, replacing Nine. Camille
Chautemps who will not be able
to play the piano as planned be-
cause Of a recent arm fracture.
Receiving guests will be Miss
Dorothy Remington, director of
the guild; Mrs. Gardiner Luce, So
cial chairman; Nine. Chautemps
and Mrs. Carl Ellingson. Among
those pouring at the tea table will
be Sonora de Oreamuno, wife of
the Ambassador from Costa Rica; /;
Sonora de Echegaray, wife of the
agricultural attache of the Span
ish Embassy: Sonora de Vargas,
daughter -in-law of the Bolivian
Ambassador; Sonora de Herbru-
ger, wife of the former Ambassa-
dor from Panama: Mrs. Henry
Harland Crowell and Mrs. Hazel
Markell.
Assisting at the affair will be
Capt. and Mrs. Francis Ulen, MIR.
and Mrs. Lindsay C. Howell, DR..
and Mrs. Herbert Breakey. Col.
and Mrs. Javier Cerecedo, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugo Prucha, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donlevy Downs. Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Paul, Mrs. Frances
Stahl and Miss Claire Stahl.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
The former
Miss Nina Mae Goodrich.


Miss Nina Mae Goodrich.
Her wedding took place Oc-
tOber Is at the Arlington
Methodist Church, the Rev.
Harry Wardell Backhus iii
officiating. She is the daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Aubrey S. Goodrich
of Alexandria and the late MIR.
Goodrich. The Rev. Goodridge
Is the son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Goodridge of
Boyce, Va. The newlyweds will
reside in Arlington after their
wedding trip.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Photo.


HOLDING FAMILY HoNoRs the Cecilia months old
Of
Chez cecos brothers and hoco
thy Hort T. Mehoe Anthony
Ala Shon Mr.
Too'on -Fesser
Evening star., 1951-10-19

banded together and gave her a
party at which they cited her for
services above and beyond what
might have been expected of a
wife of an ambassador extraor-
dinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary."
Secretary Acheson has received
a letter from a well known doctor
In the middle west in which the
doctor said there were two things
that could be done about Premier
Mossadegh's ill health. First, he
suggested dangling Point 4 funds
before the Premier in an effort to
get him to take the prescribed
medical treatment indicated by
his swooning symptoms. etc. and
he elaborated in detail. Or, sec
ondly. he told Mr.. Acheson, you
could just let him faint away.
\ Il x
New York Representative Ken
Keating is obviously not a timid
soul. Yesterday on Capitol Hill he
turned up for lunch with Jump
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Tour Opens Today

The tour Of old homes in Alex
andria, sponsored by the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Alexandria Hos
pital which benefits from the
event, opens this evening with the
candlelight showing of the home
OF MIR. and Mrs. John Howard
Joynt from z to 10 o'clock.
The other nine homes will be
open tomorrow from II O'Clock
until s in the afternoon. Price of
the tour is $3.50 or $1.00 for a
single house. Headquarters are in
the George Mason Hotel.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
House Guest Feted

The Executive Secretary of the
Loyalty Review Board and Mrs
Lawrence v. Meloy have as their
guest the latter's mother. Mrs
Anthony Neary of Globe, Ariz. Mrs
Meloy was hostess at tea in her
honor Wednesday and Mrs. Neary
will be here until the middle OF
November.
Mrs. John Earhart win be
hostess at luncheon followed by
bridge Tuesday in honor of Mrs
Neary,
Evening star., 1951-10-19
--Albee Photo.
MISS BEVERLY A. O'CONNELL
Engaged to
Mr. IOhn Francis nahaJ


1t. Comdr. and Mrs. Charles F.
Scharfenstein. jr., of Long Beach,
Calf. announce the engagement
OF Mrs. Scharfenstein's sister, Miss
Beverly Ann O'Connell. to Mr..
John Francis Dobel. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome P. Dobel of Kan
sas City, Mo.
The bride-elect. daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
L. O'Connell. of New London,
Conn. is employed here in the
Office of the Secretary of Defense.
Mr.. Dobel, a graduate of Rock
hurst College. Kansas City, is at
tending Georgetown Law School.
They plan a January wedding.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Exclusively Yours
Marie Hartman Cited for Contribution to iran Mission
Representative Heating at Luncheon for Women Only

Ambassador Hartman replied, "I
don't scare easily
The climax of the whole mission
came when Mrs. Hartman re-
lceived a tangible tribute to her
contribution to the difficult mis-
sion. Members of Harriman's staff
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Mrs. WRIGHT Back

Mrs. Hamilton Wright has re-
turned to Washington from her
summer home, Norlands. in Liver
more, Me.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

uNFTRN; 1I,DRtSn s-sed5m house in North
czNAD1AN DIPLOMAT. 3 or Al bed
rms. nnturnish., semifurnish:: Oh.
Ch.. Bethesda. Brookdale. Spring
Valley area; years lease July /.
FAMILY An " RETURNING D. c., 3 mos.
adv. rent for 3-bedrm; unfurn.
house. large yd. or small farm. Va.
with option to buy; must be reas.
uNEuRNs III faSs ssEDRR. s.iSE Nm house; aD ao' to
SEVEN f7i To; Fo TEN TESS ROOM HOUSE, pre-
ferably in NV. section. Call Elk.
NAVAL OFFICER. wife and Q boys
or scfSS bedoom snn ensHe anrn afs home eeiot no
ADDITioNAL HOMES NEEDEDWwe
,.avt fine tenants for homes in
nearby MARYLAND or NV. D. c.:
free appraisals; no delay; for. com
UNFuRN. 3-BEDRooM HoUsF. NV,
or Montg. Co. preferred; ma. 500:
lease; responsible family. MI. 2511.
BEING TRANSFERRED to New York;
! am being transferred to Wash
ington. Have beautiful home in best
section Northern New Jersey. Easy
committing distance to New York.
viii trade rental. Call Executive
306S Ill
FAMILY 8 ADULTS desire rent 8 br.,
1h-2 baths, large |. r. and d. T.,
w/basement, excellent section nearby
Va. or Foxall-Reservoir rd. section,
not over $500 month; 2-year lease
Rent paid advance in cssh and
sterling silver about $3.50 basis.
Consider purchase. favorable terms.
Box 3S7-D. Star.
NAVAL OFFICER, FAMILY. desire s.
bedroom unfurnished house; S125.
Juniper T-941H.
GOVT EMPLOYE. wife and 2 chill
dren desire 2 to 3 bedrm. unfurn
Maximum, S100. Responsible fam
ily. Call IL 5-6700. Ext. 7-1715,
$40 am. to pm.
ARMY FAMILY. adults. desire
3-bedrm. house. Alex. or Arl.; max
COLORED MAN with children ur-
gently needs 2-bedrm apt. or house:
ne. Phone Ii. 7-42S5. 10
OFFICER AND WIFE, long term; 2
bedrms.. close Pentagon. unfurn.
around 500, HI. 3100. Ext. 3172.
IcoLoRED-5 OR 6 RIM. HOUSE,
unfurn.. 2 children IL and 13;
moderate rent; prefer NV. or nearby
ne Refined family DE 1887
Evening star., 1951-06-10
MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE

ANYTHING ANY TIME; moving. pick.
up and delivery; 7-day week. "a hrs
day: S3 minimum. AT. 1887
MOVING ACROSS THE sTREEI y.
across the country safe storage ir
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO 0l04 UNION sToRAGI
CO INC est 1906
oiece wrapped. insured: reas. Cal
Lny time MR COOK. GIL 6137
SMALL JOBS-Boxes. beds, personal
effects, ETC.; white driver; D. c..
Arl. and s. s. area. TU. 1928 Il ]
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. Ia. 2937i eVess GE. 1416. IL
Evening star., 1951-06-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PROFITABLE LINOLEUM and For
offer IS days. Call MR.. WRIGHT
NOVELTIES, toys. ETC.; very good To-
cation; owner must sell. very reason
ably; good buy. RA. 2202.
HARDWARE, NV. section; gross over
$4,000 year; neighborhood expand
| ing; two men now operating. Low
rent. Leading brand paint. Box
HAVING TROUBLE finding a home
for your large family? Buy the. fur
niture and rent where you will not
need to move; considerable cash
required No brokers. Call HU. 9637
mornings. 10
TAVERN. good corner location; other
business interests reason for selling.
Make offer to owner. MI. 794S. 10
QUARRY--Flag and building stone
quarry for lease; good loads. For
TAVERN, old-established location on
lease; crossing ST 1000 week;
mostly bar business. cau evenings'
NEWssTAND;; nv 81 ;oo excellent NV q ] losa. Ct
ten sS ePsi PEi 749s; afes, 10 am to p.m';
BUsiNEss Tsi Hss AND ND PROPERTY. DUPONT
About $4,000 sr. income. 6u. s7S9 81
FROZEN CUSTARD-Must sercifice
Total price. $1,000. Cash or terms.
SNAIL NAL Grocery R1' STORE and DELI
catessen, BALTIC. ave-. Riverdale; liv-
ing quarters upstairs; moving West;
must sell, Down payment $500, Call
LEASE. tourist lodge, cabin. Luray,
Va. win expand. VANDERBILT
GENERAL EsHasa, MERCHANDISE STORE. on
Rt. 240. owner retiring. due, to III
healths stock equipment and o. gSe99d gS9d
mo. Call Carl Fisher. Poolesville
2S31. representing RALPH W.
A WELL.EsTABLfsHED painting and
contracting business, operated IN
store; uptown location. long lease; &
in less than 2 years. Lock, stock
and barrel, $4,000 cash. Boz, So
GTR;oscsEERfiY-DEL1cATEssEN, i; Ger variety
clean stock; fine location ON main
street; | moyinagg wing out OF town. must
CLEANING AND LAUNDRY AGENCY
VI With oayE lying quarters Cali weekdays
HOTEL Eti Isl?; 20 rooms, downtown; long
lease; oil heat; $35-S40 per day;
1925 rent; $3,259 cash. balance
AAA CONTRACT GARAGE and gas
Ions monthly: rent, S175; stock and
truck; crossing over S36. .000;, cash.
$4,000: balance, your own terms.
DRY CLEANING. tailoring, good To-
cation; rent. SIS; apt. available.
Ro1TE sSSH 81 SFqF Nlsao1s aSs M SCALE
In Virginia. on location. $35 each.
LioUOR PACKAGE sToREwInter-
ested in purchasing store, replies
HoME ttSS1srs AND HSS %coSERReats 5S1ID @ass l. Fair
fax Co; 5 acres ground. 8 motels
and $4,000 furniture. all utilities;
now occupied by owner, plus S425
monthly gross income. Inspect prop
erty with your own appraiser. Fur
ther indf6ogrmation. call LYON INC.
AMoco SERVICE STATION = Sub.
urban corner location; one q G tRe
best potentials anywhere; $4,000
| and gas; reasonable rent; tremen-
dous possibilities. SH. 1904 after
NEWSSTAND and variety store; bus
stop; S2.250 cash: no broker; owner
psY 1ssyi1f 1fEESSN t9SSn fE PIaST sS2s fully eouiD
and 194S del. truck; good ne. sec
stock: terms. So. 600 down. W. E.
THRlFT. exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
HOUSES TO SHARE

HILLCREST-Widow would like nice
couple to share her home. TW.
1447. 10
BACHELORS - Large unusual det.
house overlooks Rock Creek; TV,
unlim. phone. NO 0159. 10
REFINED GENTLEMAN will share his
newly furn. home in Woodbridge with
NO. 38I1 after 7 pm.
WOULD YOU LIKE to share my N
Arl. home. with porch. yard and
bSmt. for summer months? 2 bed
rms. avail Conv. residential neigh
borhood. Gil. S046 and OW. 2476.
CHEVY CHASE discriminating
women to share charming home with
owner. Delicious food. All privl.
ATTENTION, SERVICE COUPLE,
share home. Will give day care Of
child. LU. 1-6252.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
lNASO SN1OE6. Ia FIAIA. MD.
nEI INATESCEM Tr1IrIcII
ALUMINIUM
COMBINATION WINDOWS

National mfgr. has this territory
open for new distributor and dealer
outlets. Excellent product and good
opportunity for quota during these
days of restricted aluminium. In
quirers must be established or show
proof Of good potential volume and
all replies must give complete infor-
nation of your setup. Factory sales
mgr. here now. Box 15-D. Star.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

2-BEDRM. redecorated home in JET
ferson Manor. Avail immed.; Sl25
C. L. HANOWELL co.
Pa 5777. FA. 1893 III
SILVER SPRING. SLIGO PIX. HILLS
Completely furnished 6-rm.. 2a-batl
home with porch and garage: I'm,
summer location. June 90 to Oct
15 reasonable. 81. 7124.
transp.; neal
Army-Navy Club; luxuriously furn
stone home, on beautifully land
scaped lot: 3 bedrms.. study, large
ltv; rm. with tirepl,; r'anG. Tv;
bar; built-in gar; servants quarters
with bath. Avail. immed.; $3.50 mo
Near Lee vd.-Quiet street: det
brick home: separate gar; 8 bed
rms, ] on 1st A., 2 baths, Z closets
screened porch. completely furn.
peri. cond.: avail. lmmed: S1S5 mo
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.
205 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
CHI. 3131: Evenings. CH. 1894.
CHEVY CHAsE-48O0 DeRussey Park
way-Stone front rambler, ali nev
furniture; 3 bedrms;, den with u
bath. sun porch. auto, dishwasher
kit, din. rm,. 27x14 lily. rm., 2 ful
baths; built-in gar: $3.50. Call OIL
1922 for appt.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC
DI. 0222
Evening star., 1951-06-10

SHOPPING CENTER,
Alexandria, lunch counter. $4,000
cash down. Neat prosperous busi-
ness; lady owner wishes to retire;
four-year unexpired lease. Exclu.
slve with HICKS REALTY CO., 3706
TE. 4131, XII. S-e52s. re. oes3.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER and
Kaiser Frazer leadership for sale,
subject to qualified purchaser, 10
Gated in heart OF prosperous dairy
farming section: 45 mi. D. c. For
further information call
PENTAGON REALTY CO.
Fairfax 396, Fairfax 736.
10
GENERAL STORE-Charles Co., Nd.
On corner. 2 State roads, in rapidly
growing community; post office in
store; up-to-date stock. fixtures,
equipment, large storeroom, storage
room Groom apartment (modern
service; profitable, established busi-
ness; S22 500 insurance on building
and stock; $23,500. Shown by ap-
LEONARD sN1DER. La PLATA. MD.
DEL1CATEssEN-.JEWIsH
SACRIFICE-S12,5 500
IN BALTIMoRE'S PARK HGTs: SEC.
Modern, air-cond. Now doing S1,500
wk. but can be Immediately Increased
to 1000. The less than 1-yr. .-old
fixtures and equipt. cannot be dupli-
Gated for the asking price which also
includes stock and goodwill Tele-
phone. wire or write H. M. SACKS,
Agt., 1915 St.. Paul ST.. Baltimore.
Md. Chesapeake 1852.
STAND-Downtown hotel; rent only
500 mo-; business about $1,000 mo-;
priced only, $1,000; good Tor couple,
neighborhood trade; wkly. bus. over
ST 300; no beer; priced reasonably
and terms.
Delicatessen and light grocery; no
increased; closed Sunday and .holi-
days.
To buy or sell, NATHAN SILVER,
l3l1 G st. NV. NE. 2151. WI.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

GEORGETOWN - Beautifully furn
bedrms. 2 baths. very lge. liv. rm.,
din. rm.. modern kit, spacious
closets, patio and gardens; 1-yr
lease, $500 mo. Call Anne Chatter
JAMES L. DIXON & co
ST. 1900 or HU. 1854
TV, fenced yard; June Sept. Ii
util. incl; $3.50 mo. WA. S041.
HANEY & CO., EX. 3443
Evening star., 1951-06-10
CULOREU
APARTMENT
629 And NE.
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

EXTRAORDINARY. BUT TRUE
Large beaut. apt, nice NV, bldg:
with 3 bedrms.. liy. rm.. bath. mod
kit. S9.950; total monthly exp.
$40 BY OWNER. Substantial cash
REQ. Avail. immed. Box 42S-D. Star
GOOD NV. sECT.-Lge. rms. eros.
vent, insulated. new Frigidaire
small upkeep, incinerator; nr. shop
stricted; early poss. RA. 3542. lie
DE LUKE, 2 bedrms., liv. fm.. di-
nette, kit. bath; facing large court;
S75.S6 mo-, incl. utils. Ideal for
children; pets permissible: reasonable
down payment. JA. 2-7253. 10
1410 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Beautiful
apt; $3.50 down; liv. .rm.. bedrm.
kit, bath. porch; adults; no pets;
easy terms: Hudson $3.50.
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-1st f..
beorm.. liv: rm., bath. kitchen, lge
foyer. porch: furnished; easy terms
OWNER. Box 425-D. Star.
NAYL0R GARDENS-Open for In
spection to Sunday: 30th and
Naylor rd. s.e.; 1-bedroom unit,
total price only So 900: about
81 500 down. monthly cost S62. .S5
ORURY REALTY CORP. MI. 1000;
evenings OR 5761
Evening star., 1951-06-10
APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED

CoLORED-2 RMS, KIT. porch.
share bath. 1891 Illinois ave. NV.
c0EoRRED-BsmT. APT. near Dist
line. 2 rooms. kit. and bath; move
In June 15; vacant. Apply 351S
10th st; NV, NO, S731.
8 SITS 2 rms, kit, semipvt. bath;
$55 mo. Apply 35l8 10th st. NV.
COLORED-2 ROOMS and bath. NV.
section mr.. Central High. All utils.,
refgr. etc. Call XII. sS-4S22.
apt in pvt. home. Also ! room,
furn, or unfurn: with priyils.; Sc.
ssStiGn ssiI r 4,sas4 nssF dallinser Hospital 1s
COLORED-BSMT. APT. for rent.
4739 Washington pl. ne.
COLORED - 3-ROOM APT. 654
Morris pl. ne. between 9th and 9TH,
F and @ SITS. ne.
COLORED-ONE ROOM and kit. apt,
desire refined working couple. Call
MI. 0S54 or VI. 3541. Ill
2 ROOMS, KIT. bath, light, gas and
heat furn. See 1-3 pm. Sun, l9i
Be2ning I'd. ne.
CoLORED-17O 700 blk. 18th st. NV
2 rms, kitch.. bath. Adults only
Ref. req. SOS.
1900 blk. 14th st. n.w.---1 rm., kit,
share bath. Adults only. $55.26.
GUY A. THINNER
1929 18th st. NV. NO. 1907.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
TILDEN GARDENS
OPEN TODAY, 2

OPEN TODAY, 2-5
1901 Wyoming Ave. NV.
Outstanding apt. home; wonderful
view from 18x21 corner liv. rm.
with fireplace. din. rm.. extra-lge
beautifuI foyer; 24-hr. service; i'm
mediate occupancy: reasonably
priced with substantial cash. See
Mr. Aiken. on premises, or call EN-
1894.
HOME REALTY CO., REALTORS
RE 1877
Evening star., 1951-06-10
SEMIDETACHED

8 bedrms., lovely lge. all-elec. kit.
incl. -GE disposal and dishwasher;
= full bsmt. with toilet and outside
entr. auto. gas heat; reas. rent.