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Evening star., 1952-06-26
Comp Pickett to Mark
Tenth Year on July ;
BY the Associafed Press

CAMP PICKETT, Va, June 26
Camp Pickett will celebrate its
tenth anniversary July 3.
Ceremonies on that day will
honor the Confederate general for
whom the post is named. Lieut..
George E. Pickett III, grandson of
the general, will be present along
with other descendants of the Con-
|federate hero.
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Births Reported

tFrom the D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
BOYS.
William and Alma Balderson.
John and Anna Behrle
i Harry and Margaret Bryant.
Henry and Barbara Carleton.
William and Geraldine Claudy.
Everett and Erma Clark.
Anil and Christine Dewey.
Thomas and Ann Ellison.
Robert and Annie Embrey.
Charles and Laura FitZgibbon.
James and Edith Gardiner.
seymour and Regina Goldberg.
Charles and Edith Koran.
Earl AMI Stella johnson.
John and Alberta Kennedy.
soSsTt EoSfew and and PS5Stay HstRary LDIins a5ass
sshsms nad aaa Faapesa Fsaai maldaardt Man
Pl ilip and Martha Meade.
Robert and Marguerite Millar.
William and Celia PAWS.
Paul and Virginia Pyle.
IGunther and Bella Rosinus.
Leslie and Agnes Sherwood.
Allan and Mildred Simpson.
Max and Mildred, sineletary.,
James and ,Josephine Tobin.
ds1oId dsqofs AND aDs Gereda GiaiEs whi5nsy. mssf
Joseph and Alyda Wilder,
Francis and Alya Windsor.
George and Mary Wori.
Charles and Mary Yarbrough.
Morris and Virginia zimberg.
Richard and Rosa Barfield.
John and Inez Bronson.
James and Winnie Deans.
Floyd and sallie Holloway.
Magruder and Helen Jameson.
James and Martha Mizell
Merrill and Isabella Reeves.
Charlie and GertTHde GTR, williams.
Edward and constanee SlRasi Alfriend.
Aaron and Ruth Bassin.
Walcott and Gloria Beatty.
Hugh and Mary Berthel.
Daniel and Dorothy Bowen.
GEaestef CHESTER IS and 5tI Genevieye Burlinski.
Jesse and Helen Copsey
Melvin and Isabel Davidof.
Joseph and Josephine Decarlo.
John and Eunice Gross
Louis Louis and nd yennie H'nnie,I Heath. as...
Harvey and Annette Klaff
Jac< and Margaret Lindsay.
Thomas and Joan Malone.
John and Mary Monico.
Max and Constance Morris.
Eugene and Dorothy Murphy.
Domenick and Kathleen Panzone.
John and Doris Powers.
Lawrence and Margaret Robinson.
George and Shirley Rozanski
Gordon and Roslyn Szymanski.
Ralph and Nancy White.
Paul and Neoni Yager.
James and Helen Beason.
Daniel and Paula Beckett,
Norris and Louise Culley.
Lewis and Clara Cullum
Nathaniel and Ruth Greenhouse.
William and Irene Preston.
Howard and Hannah Pryor.
Ben and Frances Threat
Evening star., 1952-06-26
WASHINGTON ONLY

Cps. $s.s5-$5s5 Royon Cotton Paiomos s2s 90
z-$ss5 $4S5 Sport Shirts. long sleeves mussed s, 20
->495 $5'5 Sport Shirts. long sleeves mussed soed S. 90
.o-swm trunks fomous mokes broken sizes ---sI4s
S->Zes Shirts, nussed and soiIed - q 90
4-sses. $s95 summerweisht Shirts, soied g. 40
I-Ny'o" Psse Sport Shirt. short sleeves soIed ss 90
Fomous Moke sodde Leather Violet ond Belt comti-
49, 'e ~
4o-$I5o, $l.e5 Basque Shirts -- 80.
e-~'oo $3.50 Belts. fomous makes assorted sizes see
$3.50 Oxford Shirt, button eoIor fomous noke
~ ----------------------- $2.77
WASHINGTON c4u... r, 'Plus 20%
Evening star., 1952-06-26

Crisp, COOL wrinkle-free rayon gabar-
olnes' nylon-rayon cords, tropicals, crash
WeaVes In solids, checks, plaids, hairlines.
self-weaves, Pleat fronts, zippers continue
Gus Wristbands Sizes 28-42 in the groun
Washington-Second Floor; Arlingto,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-05

AGAIN THIS YEAR FROM June 9th through June goth the
Wndeere Presbyterian Church. under the able leadership of Mrs
Howard Haynes will offer the neghborhood Daily Vacation
Bible School, from $3.50 to II: Monday through Friday
Registration the church will June 9th
the usual registration fee of SOC will be charged.
Glasses will be conducted from the Nursery Class through the
sixth grade Because of well planned
the enrolment must be limited 10 number.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-05
Our CTS

Pvt. William Parker is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tollye
w. Parker, 145O9 Alder ave-, while
on a 15-day convalescent leave
from Ft. Belvoir, Va.
Pvt. Parker is recovering from
broken ankle which he suffered
while on maneuvers during basic
training with the army engineer
corps at Ft. Belvoir.
Karl "A. Burkhardt, seaman ap-
prentice, USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin H. Burkhardt, 1876 Dover
ave-, out-played tough competition
this week to win position in the
Navy's softball league in New
London, Conn.
He got the job as catcher on the
Base Personnel team. He is among
1900 sailors who competed for as
signment to one of 80 teams in the
1852 Submarine Base softball
league.
Before enlisting in the Navy in
November, 1851, he played ball for
Shaw High school.
y
Major Carl r. Meckstroth, whose
wife, Ruth, and son live at 1905
Graham rd., East Cleveland, is
serving with the End Logistical
Command in Korea as commanding
officer of the Masan Ordnance Re-
clamation Depot.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan F. Meckstroth, 1923 Caledonia
ave-, Cleveland Heights.
Recalled to active Army duty in
1850, Major Meckstroth has been
stationed in Korea since last July.
During World War II he served
with the chief inspection section at
the Edgewood, Md, Arsenal Ordn-
ance Assembly Plant.
For his Korean service he holds
the United Nations Service and the
Korean Service Ribbons.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-05
Youthful Painters In
Art School Scholarships

Ellen Jean Price, 1873 Page ave-,
and Ernest Zupancic, 1882 Beau
mont st. are Advanced Special
Pupils in the Saturday morning
classes for children at the Cleve-
land Museum of Art who have
been awarded free scholarships to
the Outdoor Summer Sketching
Glasses of the Museum.
The classes will be held in the
Fine Arts Garden, in fair wealth
er, in the Museum galleries when
it rains. Children 6 through 10
years will attend on Tuesdays and
Thursdays; those II through 16,
on Wednesdays and Fridays. Hours
will be $3.50 to 1880 a. nj. Glasses
will begin June II, to continue for
six weeks. Registration will be
from June l through ID.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-05

Under the sponsorship of the
Sunday School Of st. James Luth-
eran Church, 1924 Hayden ave. a
Vacation Church school will be
conducted. The theme to be "The
Bible in Daily Living" The school
will be held from June 10th to
9th from $50 to 1870, Monday
through Friday. The school will
be divided into five departments:
the Nursery consisting of three
year-olds; the Beginners, four and
five year olds; the Primary, 6 and
Z year olds; the Juniors 8 through
10 year olds; and the Seniors, ten
years and up. Each department will
have Bible stories, games, worship,
songs, and handicraft.
The faculty will include Mrs.
Francis Henry, Mrs. Henry Peru
shek, Mrs. Edgar Blair, Miss Mar
garet Piorot, Miss Virginia Sprang,
Miss Virginia DeBoer, Mrs. Robert
Barkley, Mrs. Frank Green, Mrs.
Norman Weiland, and Robert
Barkley, Pastor.
Pre-school registration is being
held today at the church between
ten and twelve and tomorrow, Fri
day, June 18th. Registration fee,
80 cents.
Evening star., 1952-01-17
Clearance Suits

StGoTonGG-SulfS
with short Jackets and fun skirts black
royal beige gold and navy misses sizes 10 to $3S
$65 Wool Gabardne Dressmaker beige
yarndye and shark suits with full skirts sizes to $4s
French Room-Second Floor
$2s9s Black Rayon Tissue Dress
$29S5 Toast Rayon Crepe Dress with pockets
$35 Grey Rayon Brocade Cocktail
$35 Red Rayon Satin Dress
$685. Royal Orange Wool Jersey Dress
$S95 Grey Beige Sheer Wool flare skirt
$s99S Black Wool Dress flare skirt neck
$S9S5 Two-Pece Black Rayon Fale; petite
$685. Lace Strapess Cocktail
$50 S5 Black Silk Basic neckine
$685. Rayon Satin Cocktail Dress and Jacket
$4S Two-Pece Brown Rayon Crepe; velvet
$45 Green Rayon Crepe rhinestone buttons
$4sS5 Beige and Toast Stripe Wool Jersey
$4sS5 Black Wool yoke Of brown and stripe
$49S5 Plum Rayon Taffeta Cocktail --------S
$4sS5 Dark Grey Rayon Crepe, pleaed panel ------S35
$4SS5 Pink Rayon FaIe Cocktail with Jacket
$6S95 Black Rayon Crepe cinnamon
$69S5 Black Wool plaid taffeta lining
$685. Black Rayon Crepe cinnamon tafeta apron
$69S5 Brick Wool Dress fringe hip pockets
$S995 Brown Rayon Crepe Dress, tucked skirt
$So SILVER Lame Cocktail Suit
$9S95 Red Silk Taffeta Cocktail
$9Ss5 Black Lace White Rayon Faie
$l35 Grey Beaded RayOn Crepe Afternoon
$1S5 Grey Rayon Satin Dress sequin design
$3.50 Black Rayon Crepe Designers Dress button
$195 Black Wool surpce front
$3.50 Navy Forstnann Wool Cutaway s16S
$3.50 Red Lesm Wool Suit double ---------
$275 Black Sik Taea embroidered apgont
$255 Black Silk Taheta, velvet nsets Sl95
Small groups at Shirngton Suer Spring Upper
Also Euening GoUns and Epentng Goats
Evening star., 1952-01-17
CIearins-cIearins-cIearing our fashion stocks!

Misses and Juniors Winter coots-Third Floor
misses sls Pyramid wool in gold color
ansses sss75 Pyramid Anglo poodle cloth in mynah
nurnle. sizes IN and 1s --z---------- S6S
brown with brown velvet de-
tacnanie scarf; size ~
Misses with fox shawl
collar; and purple; sizes IL and A-------
Coat mynah purple with Lynx
Chbara Coat in brown with brown
Persian scarf; size SlVS
s-sIsses sss7s gold with
beaver collars; sizes l0 ana
Wool Coat with Persian
collar pocket SIPS
Forstmann wool in cinnamon black with
black dyed Persian edgngs; size $3.50
Pyramid black spice
with black k-dyed Persian collar size $SS
-isse SIPS Black Goats with backdyed Persian edgng sizes
Misses Yarn-dyed Grey panels
dyed musrat; size ssS
Misses $es75 Forsmann purple
leopard collar 10 and s7S
s45 Pyramid imported zbaline
uniors $145 ver-dyed
mukrat sizes II and $O8
blended collars
black-dyed
collar and cuffs size sOs
s165 Coat with Persian
Junior. sIss Coat Of Foann plum color boue with black
Sports shop-Thrd Floor
Duchess Royal Rayon Suits brown grey
s-ssss to ssss Rancoats run and beted styles in rayon flannel
with veiveseen trim some with plaid Inings Brown black
green gold and in sizes to IS so and SIS
sa1ardnes eay sa6ardines
both dresy and tailored styles black red
ssss t. sssss Nylen Knit Dssesst six Of red navy
aqua with short sleeves; Il and 6 s35
dsssy; white pink blue grey gold red; s.
"a to s12
Evening star., 1952-01-17

special Misses SASS to Sass Dresses So and two-uece
dresy and basic types crepes rayon tissue
!ae rayon brocades rayon taffeas and rayon ottoman
iaes lace, rhinestone velvet bead and color Contrast
s Iew evening dresses with soles Sizes 10 grey
rose royal purple brown blue toast champagne black and
navy. BUDGET Shop Filth Floor ~ A
Also at Silrer Spring, Shirlngton and Bethesda
Evening star., 1952-01-17
Misses 6 Woman's Dresses-seeond Floor t,.p,.s.

Misses Womons Drese-Second Floor Representative group.
,,. also at ShIiinston, Bethesda Silver Sv,ino
eS $l5S0 ana $1S95 Dresses Rayon
ana Few rayon alpacas; black blue, grey In sizes
Misses Dresses Tailored and dresv STYLES
crepe rayon tissue fai and few ales bengane
nlack blue navy, red and gold sizes 10 to sl2
sses $o and $29S5 Dresses Rayon crpes rayon tissue faes
rayon bngan rayon fale few woos bIe
Drown green red and few pastes black sizes 10
to 20 - - ~ ' esr ~
Wonens S25 and $2SS5 Dresses Dessy with bead
and marqusete black wine and roya tWoneee ravon
ottoman faes dressy affetas dresses: few
dinner dresses In with trim 36 to IA and
broken u ------------.- - e1x
Womens S95 to $49S5 Dresses Dressy rayon creps ia back
toast nue green and plum with
and lace trims also few wool dresses a and 16
Womns S5 to $315 Dresses Costumes black
and grey with bead trm twopiece wool
tunes with separate coats sizes
100 Misses and Womens S4s5 Dresses Coat dresses
two-pece dessy casual and basic dresses rayons
rayon nannels rayon gabardnes and suitings
styles Tor the tall girl good color selection Sizes
~ 70 IL ana l41s to S. $795 SO
| Misses. Womens Casual Dresses-Fitth Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-17
Clearance Worm Sleep Wear! Second Floor

$95 and $SS5 Imported Inent Cotton Paamas
mas in lovely coor with embroidery trimming red with
maize aqua with blue with blue; every
every color small medium ana large
Also at Sarer Spring Shrlington StreetSecond
S5 Cotton Chais Paamas soft
trm small medium and large ----------------- sa n
$95 Cotton Flannelette Nghhis wing collars small
medium and large
1886 Cotton Fannee Nghtshirts big apple print
ground small, medium and large Sass
SS5 Cotton Fanneee Nghshts small medium
and large --- 2SS
S395 Cotton Babggan Paamas In Juniors sizes to
Street Only-Second Floor
Corses-Second Floor
66$l250 SIS and $S50 Foundations bae
satin; included and ana w
models All discontinued from regular only
the "a TO 42--$79S s109S
3 SSSS and $S5 Bras In nyon rayon satin and cotton pink
white few strapess included Of
Evening star., 1952-01-17

JunorS 1885 to SIS Dresses Irish linen dresses polka
dot fales with upper front embroidered rayon
tafetas rayon velvet scoop-neck dresses few
dresses in faille, taffeta and SIS
Juniors S1495 and $695 Dresses Including embroidered off
taffetas bolero
taffetas with open back bright colors o1e-pece
crepes In pastel colos and few wool dresses
SO
Junior Deb Shop-Fourth Floor r Street
Evening star., 1952-01-17
cleoronee! Robes, NeeIieees, Loungins Pojomos
Formerly $7.95 to $3.50. Now $3.95 to SIS

Rayon sas rayon crepes cotton annes Wrap styles and
zppered Styles long and short sleeves velvet trims and
jewel trs Sizes 10 to 40 In gold red, white blue
charcoal lavender and peacock.
Stree-Fourth Floor and selection at Sver Spring
Evening star., 1952-01-17

Juniors sS5 and Sla95 one-pece rayon tissue
faies with jewel necline and top pockets twopece
menswear flannel dresses with black rayon velvet
belt and buttons Many one-of a-knd Fourth Floor S7SS
Jr Budget Shop-FouTth Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-17

Teens $3e95 ond $45 Winter coats---S2e
Pyramid and fitted styles 1907 Wool suedecoths broad
cloths and tweeds have velvet collars Red green and
Spring.
Evening star., 1952-01-17
Women's Coots-Third Floor

Wonens Coats-Third Floor
1s-Women broadcoths
win and sizes So to AZ and
to 2212 $SS
sWomens Zip Lined Goats Imported Farnsworh tweed In
blue mixtures; sizes 1914 and
Imported Grey Tweed Coat size $5s
Womens Shepherd Check Coats in wine and sizes
101a 14 and 1814 $50
1s-Womens Coats Oxbrdge
cloth; black "a to A and
10A 1871 SIS
Fitted black only with
black velvet collar cuffs; sizes 14a
Womens $l0 Fosmann Suede Coats in black and
sizes 1914 to 1414 -$98
Womens s985 Fitted and Box Coats in Poodle CLOTH sooks
fleece and Forsmann suede CLOTH purple and
black; 10a to 1872 $88
SITS Julard dyed lamb
shawl collar and ascot; 1917 S145
-Womans $65 Coat Fosmann blue tweed box style with Lynx
dyed collar; size 1914
$780, Cloth Fitted
Persian collar; SO and 40
4-Womens $65 Box Coats Julard
and cuffs; spice purple and wine 10h to 1871
Evening star., 1952-01-17

CIeQfonCe-fuTS-ThIr hIrd FI0or
Prices include Federal Tar
2-S144 Wild Mink Scarfs 4 skins
a-S74 Wild Mink Scarfs, 4 skins
1-SS60 Broadal (processed lamb Jacket$lSS
1-s420 Natural Grey Squirrel Jacket;
$3.50 Dyed Squirrel Jacket; size
1-S595 Coat size
l-S594 COat
Mink Cape Stole
Seal Topper; size
l-S80 Coat S67S
Evening star., 1952-10-17
ROOMS FURNIshEp-N.E.

THE GALENA-Attrac.. furn.. dble.
oaLETHokPE 81 LfEGTnTGisi 81. fNSs11 NtEHoentlemasn
lovely large room in new home, next
to bath. RA. $3.50. 80
BIO S. OAK. AVE.-Sgle. bedrm.,
clean. comfortable; y blk. r. I. ave.
Empl. adult. $50 mo. NO. 6452.
633 C ST. NE, lse front rm., in
pvt: home, for gentlemen; SS for
1; $l2 for 2; ref. Ii. 3-4531. -19
GENTLEMAN to share room; $3.50
81. DE; 7$99. sS9 Rhode Island ave: ,S ne.
MASTER, pvt. bath, twin beds, 2 lge.
closets; cow. transp. HU. 1853.
LARGE ROOM Cross ventilation;
next bath. gentleman pref; 1438
1870 Es EAST CAPiT0LMPrivate III SS home.
downtown; Laundry and breakfast
cpIiyileges. IL 3,7524. -l9
for employed couple. Call any time
after 5. HO. 5214. is
COLORED-ROOM FOR 2 employed
peEsons or couple with 1 child,
coIokED-sas ceoGIISo5k1sEEfDS M SiS2sS sts 81. N.EIsssle.
T!G:s Tm; in quiet home; no cooking; So
CoLoRED-214 eth ST. N.E.EAt-
tractive ,furn. rm;, in good rooming
afsn asHase' see ee ME- xeekly Wned ss ON NO psem sl
ises, or call s1GLER & CO., GE.
Evening star., 1952-10-17

WANTED FURN. OR UNFURN., apt.
from Nov. 1st for couple from india.
Can EMBASSY OF INDIA CO. 6050.
FkEE1Eanalords. La applicants waiting
Open 2 days. Ma. 1O0I'
two REFINED ADULTS seek 2 un-
1urnisned rooms and bath. Box 421-
EMBASSY GIRL wishes unfurn.. "a apt.
1sss 0isao. 'Sss Can 'ee g. fSS1a SS7s I'll sazs
URGENTLY REQUIRE houses Ia and
spts:, sales and rentals for military
gsfTEss9ennel; gfEs9 Contact HOUSING OF
PROF: MAN. wife and child need
Sissin y min min. drive drive to y doN6sevn:: H6t
FGRN. Fsfa i0II5 H6ME s'as; On APT. b, ySa ySuns
atty. and wife for "a mos. from
Dec. 1. Refs. Box 416-K. Star. 20'
FURN. I.BEDRM. APT, for 3 mos,
for adult and infants; NV. sub
urbs.. Up to 500. Or rooms with
board. Phone Oh. 6978. II
MAN AND WIFE desire unfurn; q
Spring Or HSsttsviile Il arsa gsei top. ssS. ss5
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE, non-smok-
ers, non-drinkers. desire l-bedrm.
apt. furn. or unfurn., in quiet res
idential secion. $75-SS5 max. BY
Nov. 1st. Box 432-K. Sar. liz
UNFURN.. NICE, 2-bedrm. apt, first
floor or elev. bldg. desirable; NV.
SECTION. conv. trsnsp.; 2 adults.
PROFESSIONAL MAN desires one
bedroom or efficiency apt. in apt.
BLDG: max, $75 mo. Box 464-K,
Two RESPONSIBLE GOVT. diRLs
desire l or 2 bedroom apt, unfurn. :,
NV. sec; max. rent, incl. Utilities.
SS5. HO. 9596 Sat, 9-3.
COLORED LANDLORDS - Want to
rent your apis. today? Call HUI.
1898. Open Sundays also. 19'
Evening star., 1952-10-17
ROOMS FURN-MD. 8 VA.

SILVER sPRING-Large. nicely furn.
room: private bath: desirable. conv.
t5snsportation Jui 7-7o1s; -@
rm.. Ist a: windows. h.-W.h.; nr.
FURN. BEDRM.. double BED. next to
bath. Close TO- Clarerdon. Cony.
rtra.nYsPortstiogn,; ia; 4:ls7s. IL
h6me. S35 ca. ia. 7-2339. Us
ARLINGTON-Semipvt. bath and
shower; unlimited phone; 10 min.
downtown or Pentagon; gentleman
ApffSToNSeoms APTffsTEsS olfse 1907 br...,.,, 7 on
ttonal: good transportation. GL.
1870 18th ST. n ARL1Laree room,
SINGLE RIM. for refined woman: kit.
privils. and utilities; 15 min. to
D. C. ia. 2-0037 after $3.50 pm.
ARLINGToN-Private room in ant.
Pentaeon; h.k. priyils: If desired
dE. 440o. 0SIfi Ext. isz. sa after S' $40 pm na
B1ETEEsgDAmRm; 1c181 go!1.. Inn. with 18th pvt. bath in
single. OIL. 7640. 81
ARL.-Rm. with pvt. bath. phone. IN
new mod. home. For gentleman. nj.
Pent. and bus. IA. 4-0560. lie
ARL.-Comfortable corner rm. with
bath; new home: new mod. furn.;
adults family; select neighborhood.
ia. 7-5767. 10
ALEX.-Newly redecorated room;
single man; semiprivate bath; nc
other roomers. XII. 9-4034. --10
ALEXANDRIA-Room and board II
exchange for baby sitting and oc.
casional light housework: on al
buslines. OV. 0407. -19
ARL.--Attrac. ,rm.. kit. privileges
near Hecht's shopping center; conv
to Pentagon and Wash. ia. 2-22S0
19s
DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds. Q closets
excellent transportation to Pentagor
or downtown. Call XII. S-5507, l9s
ROCK CREEK HIELS-Bedroom bati
and garage; breakfast privileges an(
hobby shop space II desired. Olympic
920S. -l0
Evening star., 1952-10-17

LEK I,az. ROOMS o inES Pys sfa.oa Tets5
l:RM. BACHELOR APT.-Reigr.. dble
hot plate. maid serv., linens; S55
mo. 1918 Webster NV. TU. 1851.
see BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-Bedrm.
and kitchenette. nicely furn.. In pvt.
home for empl. couple. RA. S443.
1s4s l. ST. NV. downtown. nice
front Ink. room; southern expos;
only $40 wk. --19
6e7 A ST. NE. clean dble. with
frse free laundry PRIVILEGES, CAN DE.
NR SCOTT CIRCLE. 1897 o st. NV,
light housekeeping rm.. suit. for
settled employed women; semipvt.
bath; CAN DE. 9727. ask for MRS.
1sis s"Viii VERMONT AVE-. walking dis
Complete kit, pvt. bath; lge. heated
porch. $50 wkly. ME. 1904. -23
18th AND r. I. AVE. N.E.-2-room
housekeeping apt; studio living rm.,
full kit; adjoining single rm. II
desired. AID. S163. -19
Evening star., 1952-10-17
HOUSES FURNISHED tcont.)

ARLINGTON - 5-room brick: full
GW tnSoa: sl4o mo- g. z. LANIER'
PARTLY FURN. DUPLEX HoUsE-
1857 Harvard st. Ground floor has
l rm.. kit. and bath. Upper floors
contain combination liv.-dln. rm..
2 bedrms. and bath. Rent $500 per
month. Call Boysen, SANDOZ. INC.
Dupont Circle, DU. 1884 or DE.
FIVE NE ENGnisH.rYPE NSsnisfs: BRICK HOUSE,
and bath; fireplaces. lovely porch,
connecting office with pvt. entrance.
Completely and beautifully furn.
81 SR. casSy aSsS. Chase Circle $3.50: @iS Gan
BARNABY WOODS AREA-Det. brk.
on beautiful lot Liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit. -lge. screened porch. 1st a.; 2
lge. bedrms., 2 baths up; beautiful
G.. ARNOLD (Col.. U. 8. A., ret. },
Broker. EN- 4335. Ov. 4145.
FALLS CHURCH = Completely furn.
2-bedrm. brick, close to parochial
schools. SHOPPING and excel. transp:
to Wash; .$135. JOSEPH W. SEAY
CO., FA. 1920. -19
ARL.-3 bedrms., cony. loc.; oil heat:
garage: porch: nr. bus and stores;
avail: S125. CHI. Obs.
Evening star., 1952-10-17
HOUSES FURNISHED

SILVER sPRNG--Beaut. rambler;
dishwasher. Disposall: 8 bedrms.. 2
baths. Bendix; $3.50; Near school
Snq assS. sssfss' ordTss Mss ssss s5ss1NNlNoT9N IG
Off WISCONSIN, AVE. S422 observa-
tory pl. n.w.-Six rms. front porch,
2 inclosed rear porches, built-in ga
rage; COW. transp. Rent. $15l per
mo. Phone MA. 9797. CAPITAL VIEW
REALTY CO., Realtors. 925 N; Y.
CoNvENiENT TO WALTER REED,
ia Tuckerman st. n.e.-Excellent
detached brick home; liv.. rm.. din.
rm:. kit. 2 bedrms; and bath. nice
EA a7sa sn' c2riT2I VII view VI hEAITY Rn3Hs
CO.. Realtors, 925 N. Y. ave. NV.
EXCLUSIVE N. W. LoCAmoN--De-
tached white brick Colonial home.
with viii 2 rms & 2 baths: 2 powder
s-car saraEs. % auto. wi washer ia1 Daiai and
9057 or WI. 9474. is
CHEVY Resus Som. SGMAsEgMov. 15,Msy Il tsy I5S. IL.
piano. recr. rm.. gar. dishWasher.,
MRS MRS; pSygSSsS1NdToN. pSygSSsS1 WI. 1895.
|AIEX.ST5fee-bedrm. house. partly
issoos Go 5 sf sasg ssPeT gsrS bus sPsS
Call from i Ito 3. VI. 90S5. -2i
SILVER SPRNG-Furnished detached
house. Three bedrooms, garage;
mo; CAN wOoD-CONLEY CO., 81.
COLLEGE PARK, 2-bedrm. new bun
galow, comp. furn.; large I'd. with
patio and freplace; must have ref;
,;S $10o .w ne NOR 10; 6s1s;, 81 81
liy. rm.. din. rm., firepl., fully equip.
kit; conveniently located to every
thing; adult family; win lease ct
$276 per mo. RE. 07S1, TR. 1865.
COMPLETELY FURN., incl. ~: q
bedrms.. sleeping porch: NV. section,
near Walter Reed; conv. transp. and
GE. 2847 or MARSHALL j. WHPLE
Co., 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
CLEVELAND PARK-seven rms. 4
SSfs9:i s. %ssi 81. e4ssH 4SssssaHi s. ss; ssis s5so
CHEvY CHASE, D. c-se4s s2nd dS st.
nv. Barnaby Woods: De luxe brick
maids room roSm' ana IA ba sfths; 1sss
nice lot; well furn., excel. cond,
| Avail. now under $3.50 mo. To In
spect, call Mr.. Stuart. Ma. 1850;
eyes. EN-: 47SS. J. RUPERT
| MOHLER, Jr., Realtor. lis
42O7 GORMAN ST. S.E.-New semi
det., bedrms., nicely furn. JAMES
sE. MAHONEY, HU. $40. -19
NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE-Nice g.
rm. @ bedrms). row brick home;
excel. cond.: extra-fine furniture,
| TV, rec. rm.: nice yard: garage
Near husiine: 6-month lease. $40.
FERRY Hay CO., 81, 6242;
Qaithersbur9. small family pref.
i Gaithersburg 437-W-1 any time
AssMEAbS' SIN ! St Place NV, eomplet.l, ss
I Iuitssis e ise % fsmiiy S1'o' OF ssRhISn:S sisIs;
Avail. Nov. !: bU. 1890. -SS
Evening star., 1952-10-17
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe. storage in
shone no. SIW Sio4. uNioN neeN' sTosAaE TRof1AloE;
CO, INC. 9sstablishsd 1906)
MOVING SPECIALIST, any time.
Ehort nctice calls. Hrly. or fiat rates.
HILLS TRANSFER CO.. AT. .9342.
FOR RENT, dead storage space, clean
Mon. through Sat. 90. az
QUICK MOVING odd pieces, trunks,
pianos. refrigerators or entire house.
hold reasonable. ST. 1717. 17s
MOVE l or pieces OF Q household.
af afteF eTF.osSs;a e; all day week ends. ends.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
feas. ia. 2937; eyes,, GE. 1915