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Evening star., 1952-08-31
The Week in Religion
Three Faiths Stress Spiritual
Significance of Labor Day

council message was devoted to
the relationship between workers
and religion. The statement dis
agreed with the view that "the
laboring classes are to be associa-
ted with radicalism and irreli-
lgion."
"Our deepest feeling" it said, "is
that although a number Of leaders
in the labor movement may have
so regarded themselves, the great
number Of workers have contri-
buted in very large measure to the
establishment Of institutions of
organized religion and to their
maintenance and effectiveness in
modern society"
At the same time, the council
called upon workers to express
their adherence to the ideas and
principles of religion which, it
said, will bring great blessing
to them, to capital and to all So
ciety."
The National Catholic Welfare
Conference also stressed the need
for continued cooperation between
labor and management.
It pointed to the marked i'm
lprovement" in the attitude Of
employers toward their co-work-
ers down the line"
An international emphasis was
the highlight of the message issued
by the National Council of
Churches. The Protestant agency
said it was ready to join with the
labor movement and other groups
in continuing effort to ease the
sufferings Of the worlds poverty
stricken peoples.
Daily Struggle.
"Our purpose" the message said,
"is to help break the bonds of
poverty that bind populations in
many parts Of the world and give
them an incentive for a life free
from a never-ending struggle for
mere existence and with some
leisure for education and the de-
velopment Of a culture fully util-
izing the values Of their heritage.
"It is hard for us who live in a
favored land to realize that for
men and women in many other
lands life is a daily struggle to
obtain sufficient food to provide
nourishment for them and their
children"
The National Council praised
Evening star., 1952-08-31
U. n. Is Notified America
Will See Korea THROUGH
By the Associofed Press

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, Aug.
30.-The United States formally
notified the U. N. today it intends
to help see the job through in
Korea in the interest of more
effective collective security.
The United States Government
also declared it would make avail
able to the United Nations Ameri-
can forces serving in the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization
under appropriate circumstances"
to repel aggression.
The statements were contained
in a memorandum sent in reply
to an inquiry from the U. N.
Collective Measures Committee
which is seeking to find out just
what each country is prepared to
contribute toward U. N. peace
force.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

American labor unions for assist
ing free labor unions in Europe.
Asia and other areas to raise the
living standards Of working peo-
pie and oppose Communist efforts
to gain control Of workers in free
Democratic nations.
All three statements expressed
hope that on this Labor Day
Church people and Americans in
general will resolve to help achieve
justice and brotherhood in human
relations.
"On this day set aside to honor
the dignity of labor" said the Ma
tional Council message, I'VE, OF
the Church, should pray for hum
ility that power may not make US
arrogant, for moral integrity that
our abundance may not betray us
into weakness, and for faith that
the confusion Of our time may not
cause us to lose confidence in the
ultimate victory Of justice and
brotherhood"
Evening star., 1952-08-31
The Week in Religion
By Religious News Service

A growing effort to make Labor
Day a spiritual observance is re-
flected in messages issued by the
Nations three major religious
bodies-the National Council Of
Churches, the National Catholic
Welfare Conference and the Syna-
gogue Council of America.
This year, more than ever be-
fore, their Labor Day messages
stress cooperation between the
churches and labor for the COM
mon good, and urge that workers
identify themselves with religion
Day of Prayer.
The religious groups also plead
for continued cooperation be-
tween capital and labor, asking
that each fulfill its responsible
ties to the other and to the Ma
ton in general.
The Catholic statement sug.
gested that Labor Day be OBJ
served as a day Of prayer, saying
that it is really a "Holy Day" de.
dicated to individual dignity and
brotherhood for human welfare" !"
It is a kind of all-Americar
social justice day." the message
said, and it should also be church
day for everyone"
In line with this idea the AS
sociation Of Catholic Trade Union
lists will hold a Labor Day Mass
in st. Patrick's Cathedral in New
York. Similar services will be
held in other cities.
An A.C.T.U. spokesman said thu
purpose Of the special Masses /:
to bring home to both employer.
and employees the spiritual sig.
nif1cance Of Labor Day.
In addition, he said, we want te
encourage workers to mark Labor
Day on its official date, and moi
on May /, the day celebrated by
Almost half of the synagogue
Communist"
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Reds Assured Booking
OF a Guatemala Parties
By the Assoeioted Press

GUATEMALA CITY, Aug. 3d.
-Four left-wing political parties
said today they will back Com
muniSt candidates in the Novem-
ber elections for congress. where
the Reds already have a strong
foothold.
The announcement-first open
bid for red control of congress
was made by Congressman Mar
roquin Wyss, spokesman for the
four parties behind Guatemala's
leftist government.
Although the Communists hold
only five seats in congress now,
undeclared Reds are believed to
hold many others.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Navy Skipper Resigns,
"a 0usted in Morals Case
By the Associoted Press


BOSTON, Aug. 30.-The Navy
said today that one officer and "a
enlisted men under investigation
at the Newport, r. l., Naval Base
for alleged homosexuality are be-
ing separated from the service.
1t. Comdr. Bernard S. Solomon,
First Naval District public in
formation officer. said the officer
has been relieved of command and
permitted to submit his resigna-
tion. He was described as the
commanding officer of a ship but
not otherwise identified.
The enlisted men, Comdr. Solo,
mon said, would be discharged by
administrative order under con-
ditions "other than honorable"
The Navy said no charges were
placed against any of the men.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Lawrence Phipps Is go;
Oldest Former Senator
" the Assoriatad Press

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Aug.
S0.-Lawrence c. Phipps Of Den
yer, the oldest living ex-senator
is celebrating his Goth birthday
today with his family.
The Republican. who in 1901
became president of Carnegie
Steel Corp. served as Senator
from Colorado from 1918 until
his retirement in 1881.
Born at Amity, Pa. Mr.. Phipps
obtained his first job in the Car
negie Steel mills at Pittsburgh
when he was Is years old.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
$4,000 Traffic Deaths
Caused by Discourtesy

NEW YORK-At least $4,000
tic-accident fatalities result an
nually in the United States from
acts Of discourtesy on the road,
says a report by the Greater New
York Safety Council.
Among the most frequent viola
tionS Of good driving etiquette are
disregarded of speed limits. pass
ing other cars on hills or curves,
hogging the road. failing to dim
headlights for approaching cars.
and refusing to wait for pedes-
trians crossing the street at the
moment the traffic light turns.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Man S Boasting Leads
TO Raid and 7 Arrests
lin Numbers Business

Police yesterday blamed a mans
own boasts for a door-smashing
numbers raid on his home.
Caught in the raid at 3 pm
yesterday were Victor v. Juliano
alias "Toots" or Tootsie," AZ. OF
the 100 block Of Twenty-eighth
place Sc, and Louis Morrisi, 80,
of Avondale. Md.
Inspector Clarence Lutz, head
Of the police morals division, said
Juliano denied he was in the num-
bers business. contending he was
a bootlegger and proud of it,"
The morals chief said police had
heard a different story. Inspector
Lutz said Juliano's boasts had
been floating around for six weeks
Juliano. he said, claimed that il
he could stay in the numbers busi-
ness one year, he'd be fixed for
life.
"He was getting to be a pain
in the neck with his boasting, ~
Inspector Lutz commented.
Police Make Numbers Play.
So police went about getting
the evidence against him. They
were armed with search and arrest
warrants against both Juliano and
Morrissi when they went calling
Earlier in the day, Inspector Lutz
said. a police undercover man had
made a numbers play with q
member Of the Juliano- -Morrisi
team.
The four raiders. led by De-
tective Sergt. Frank v. Breazeale
followed Morrisi up the steps to
the front door but he slammed
it in their faces. Police said when
he failed to open up, they went
after the heavy door with an axe
Meanwhile, Morrisi was inter-
eSted in repairing by the back
door but Probational Detective E
E. Ernst was waiting there. Again
Morrisi slammed the door. This
time, police kickesd it in.
$1,OO0-Per-Day Business.
Inspector Lutz said police found
more than $4,000 on Juliano. In
his home, according to the police
report, were two adding machines
"a large quantity of numbers slips
and some marked money used in
the bet made earlier by the under
cover man. Inspector Lutz esti-
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Student in Iron Luna

A 28-year-old law student Of
Oxford University, England, has
decided to continue his studies
though confined in an iron lung.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
mated that Juliano was operating

mated that Juliano was operating
a $1,000-a-day business.
Inspector Lutz said Juliano had
a record for gambling, bootlegging
and disorderly conduct arrests
dating back to 1890. He said no
record was found against Morrisi
but that Morrisi had told police he
was a croupier at Jimmy LaFon-
taine's place on Bladensburg road
n the late 1930S.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BRITISH OFFICER, wife, no children,
require furnished house, with ga
rage and garden; long lease If
suitable. DE. 4400. -l6
MOVEMENT. interracial.
wants house or apt. to rent unfurn; !;
back stairs; reasonable deposit; near
carline; pref. NV. Box BOOM. Star.
HOMES NEEDEDOwe
have fine tenants for homes in near
no delay. For Complete rental serv-
ise, phone US today. PERRY HAY
WANTED-Attract active, small, l. or .
bedroom house, Georgetown or Chevy
with no visible vices. pets or chill
dren. Reasonable rent. Phone 1912
Would LIKE TO RENT small un-
turn: house. Reas.. with garden
Cell aft. 9:3O pm. 10. s-6O2O.
DIPLOMATS--Executives and several
Of our good clients require nicely
furn. and unfurn. homes in good
NV. residential areas. Excel. ref
fuqirn. 1urn. and good care assured. Call
JAMES 1t L. 61X6N ~ 4 CO. 8. ME- i''4'
WANTED-3-bedrm. unfurn. house in
Arlington about Dec. l.. JE. 2-134I
COLORED-i-BEDRM. HOUSE, IL
baths, large back yard. oil heat
For day nursery. Telephone NO.
UNUSUAL, unfurn. home 'caretaker's
cottage, garage apt. studio. guest
house. etc. in month or so for
cpl. with small baby. large loving
dog Qatter housebroken). To offset
modest rental, we offer renovatine
skills, reliable care. excellent refer
ences, Walking distance to shoppinR
and transp. OV. 1896.
HOUSE WANTED IN d. C.-Suitable
for rooming house. win consider over
rms. ! paint, repair. Ii. 7-5183,
FAMILY OF 4 g minorsI need 6-s
rm: IN. house at once; viii take good
COLONEL'S WIFE and adult daugh;-
yer wish to rent or sublet 2-bedrm.
flrn. house 3-6 mos. To S135. Va
Nd, NV. D. C.. ia. 5-7O55.
uNFURN. HOUSES prby. va. 2 or 3
eeeaarnomS, COW. to Pentagon, Prefer
repairs. $110 max. AL. 2516.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOUSES TO SHARE

TWO GENTLEMEN to share 7-room
house. mr.. Georgetown., with 2
others, 4 Iosd 6oeddrms., ga baths, mr..
REFINED young lady would like to
share her nicely furn. new brick
bunealow in Geo. Wash. Park. Alex,
viii With settled married couple. Cal
TE. TE. ssis.' S$ls' 8 am to 8 pm; 1is Eyes
SERVICE WIFE. preferably. with /
child, to share whole house. LU
YOUNG LADY. single. not over 25
wanted to. share home with youne
widow; all home privileges; only
person interested in living in sub
belt 1915 during day. lie
mother and child; nurse, maid and
laundry serv: available; blk. bus
line; No. Arl. RE. 5062 daily; JA
WILL SHARE with elderly or 2 settled
people; Bendix washer, TV; nc
linen. 65O4 N. Capitol NV. lie
COUPLE TO SHARE nicely furn
house; good transp.; convenient tc
store and shopping center; prefer
for child evenings. La. 8-59S4. II;
BACHELOR to share house in Chevy
Chase; excel; meals and maid serv.
oSE tSfi GikL I'll; oGSS WANTED to share 1aa nous,
on cooperative basis with others
Mt. Pleasant section. Meals. maid
laundry incl. CO. 1918. lis
GEORGETOWN-On 2 girls, 22-26
tins shfns fms avHS WS 1iss vsssar h0pss s1ad s
embassy Rirl. HU. 1904.
EMPLOYED WIDOW will share home
with congenial cpl. Reasonable. WA
0246.
C0LORED - EMPLOYED couple tc
share my home; references required
ia. PASS before pm. $40 Var.
mum st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn. or unturn. apis. or
houses or sublets. Wash. Va. White
YSTSG 9GsS SoUpLE sSyS "a deslfes 9dGa clean furn
3 mos. old. Can LIZ. 4-54oo. Ext
3O4. before a:30 weekdays.
WANTED BIZ COUPLE-Permanent 1
or 2-bedrm;. unfurn. apt; good NV,
location. ST. ITO. days. -16
GENTLEMAN, longtime govt. quiet.
5achelo- apt. furn. or pnfurn. Only
;ower UW oSk Swo NO tnr radio TV interfeTTesnce'
APSRTMENNr north Of Military I'd.
and east Of Conn. P. o. Box 514,
BENJAMIN Franklin Station. 21s
N GEORGETOWN-St desires
studio room or apartment with eooko
MAXIMUM. raa tneSi No. i 7751. - ie.
months: business woman viii take
excellent care of furnishings. Call
Ho. 1882; week. Ex. $780, Ext g. ss17'
WANT TO SUBLET 2-bedroom. furn.
apartment for 8 to 8 months; prefer
ably NV. section, Conn. or Mass.
ayes; above Dupont Circle; will pay
MRS NSHf WKi1TAM smai sNaap, falioren; collect. c
Hiiis6oro 7Vaj ssal' Sun and y! Non
QUIET. SINGLE MAN, desires un-
furnished 1-bedrm. apt; sunny ex-
MiDpLE-AGED GENTLE WOMAN.
wishes sgle. bedrm. apt, pleasant
outlook. Pref. NV. sec. Excel. refs;
AID. 52s6. Sat. or SUM-, noon; 10
WANTED-Furnished apt; D. c. or
Va; exchange personal service for
rent. Write Box 313-M, Star.
GENTLEMAN desires 1-room.. kit; and
BATH ,o1 refsr.; hT s. efficiency; furnished
u s0s s. SSf1M GoHf. sS1TiL OFFICIAL in Europe,
returning to 3. c. on two-months'
leave, seeks 3-bedrm. apt. or house,
Wash. or nearby suburbs, starting
about Nov. 25. Write Box 33-S,
Star Star. viii communicate about J. Nov
TWo BEDRM. APT. = ssryicemen,
fant; VII be kspt f,it3ss SeaH and Tncesd neat
ton bedrm., unfurnishsd apt; 81 Or
cottage. space for dogs JE: 2-l49S.
COUPLE, with 2 young children, de-
slTs sne aIRs IRarniEuT: nE or NM MaFyafod si4s nave
19SSCd SsSs. desire o ! Or 4 Ts room furnished
apt & IN ss. SUI,p, aTss; u; d.s;Ss li5so4 bsd-
ton: Glover Park preferred. Wo.
RPRIF;ifsN;ED, RPIF;ifsN;ED RESPONSIBLE COUPLE
wishes sublet attractively furn.
1-bedrm. apt; for mos in 6 desirable
WHITE 2 ADULTS, 1 or 2 bedrm;
apt. or house. unf., NV. or Va: best
MOTHER, empl. and daughter,
cocker spaniel. Persian cat want
attrac. 2-bedrm.. unfurn. apt. on
b. c. busline; Ss0-S9O; services in
part payment or straight rental.
NhcTiyE IA, FIVE NAVY COMMANDER, spe-
cializing in research frequently ~ IN
and out of town by automobile,
wants quiet. Ink. apt, pvt, entr.'
good expos, GeqTgetown pref; $40
YOUNG WOMAN, with small, man.
nered cookers. wishes living quar-
ters. NV: have car. WI S223.-
APARTMENT WANTED
Furn. or unfurn.. in apt. bldg; en-
cheney pref; middle-aged working
couple. MRS. BRAME, AK. 1854.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

WELLINGTON-On Mt. Vernon blvd
Owner leaving on foreign assignment
says rent attractive 1-yr.-old home In
exc. netghborhood. Mr.. schools
church, shopping. Liv.-din. rm. comb
13x25. breakfast nook In equip
kit, den. bedrms. and tile bath
Full bsmt. with finished bath. Lge
lot and play area, quiet street. This
will rent quickly at $140 per mo
BERN1CE CARTER DAVIS, XII
s BEDROOMS, BAsEMENT-Neu
munity in wheaton Heights. SII5
per mo: with lease. Call Mr.. LANs-
THREE-BEDROoM BUNGALOW IN
Falls Church area: exp. attic, f1ne lot
$126 per mo. Phone MANNAs
fEA1Tx "a 51SxzsS Co. aile Wilson elyd. y
NEW-3 bedrms., Nv. 1m., din. rm.
lge: kit. bsmt.: reasonable. 3S1l
14th st. ne. 10. 2.7134. -1e
Evening star., 1952-11-16
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

LIGHT HAULING and local moving;
free estimates. TU. 1850. Call after
FoR QUICK PICKUP and delivery
service, light moving and hauling
phone 10. 3-5407; AN, sr@op2aicr
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving storage;
reas. Ia. 1887; eyes,, GE- l4l6' L.
ARE YoU MOVING to California
or 90 some other western western STATE 1ades
Daily service on househoid dg9Sm g9o4s
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.
across the country; sa1e Storage u
Phone No 0I04 UNION STORAGE
ROYAL TRANSFERRING will move
you BY the job 1r ST. per hr; rms.
as low as $50. DE. 6l36 or DE. 0O66'
MOVING SPECIALIST. any time.
Short 7rLice calls. Hrly. or nat rates
HILLS TRANSFER CO.. AT. 9342
Evening star., 1952-11-16

IN A CHARMING. unique. wonderful
tomac River. Beautiful home. swim
ming pool, outdoor barbecue. bed
rooms baths, all-electric kitchen
including dishwasher, disposal. Ben
dix Huge drawing room, study ans
porch. Maids room and bath
garage. Acreage. Is min. down,
towr D. C. $375 month. Avail
abb, now.
Romye Lamborn
EealtoI Exclusive .Agen
OF. $3.50 or, SO3l
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
COLORED-FOR RENT

COLOhED- HEN i
62S 2nd st. s.w.-3 rms. S75 mo-
5605 Eads st. n.e.-5 rms $95 mo
1909 Fla. ave. n.w.-6 rms. S95 mo.
627 Newton st. NV rms. S100 mo,
2521 22nd st. n.e.-S rms. - S125 mo.
1879 Meridian NV rms, $3.50 mo
FIRST NATL. REALTY CORP
I'LL Vermont Ave. NV.
Come to once, Do Not Phone.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
OLD ALEXANDRIA

Very handsome house, beautifully
furnished and decorated. Entrance
nan and unusually large living
room, dining room and kitchen on
nrst noor; library, 2 bedrooms and
paths on second floor; 2 bed
rooms and bath on third floor; oil
heat: 1855 per month.
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
DE. 0730. Ewes. and Sun. DE. $685.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

WALKER & DUNLOP
eros porman st., Landover, Md: @
bedrm. brick rambler with storage
attic: 500. Call AP. 77S4 to inspect.
6641 23rd Place, East Hyattsville:
modern semidetached rambler with
3 bedrms., din. rm.. AMI storage
attic: S125. Key in ONCE Monday.
1900 18th st. NV. Dl 0222.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOMES TO BE COMPLETED
DECEMBER 1st
SELECTION NOW AVAILABLE
Children and Pets Welcomed


EXTRA FEATURES
lineal feet Of clothe!
closets plus q blanket storage locker
linen closet and extra storeroom
and S-cu.-ft. refrigerator and Vast,
King garbage disposal. laundr.
chute from 2nd floor to bsmt.; out
side basement entrance to Anchor
fenced rear yard. All 3 bedrooms
easily take full-sized twin bedroom
suites; separate dining rm.. picture
window in living room.
Located convenient to two shopping
centers. schools, churches, and onl!
IA blocks from busline. Desira abl.
located for airport. Pentagon. Bel
from 14th St. Bridge.
Minimum annual income. $4,000 pc
year. Rental. S140 per month. plu
utilities. Veterans preference.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

Mr.. Navy Annex, Pentagon
Brick duplex, 2 bedrms., sep. liv. ant
din. rms, kit, full bsmt.: yard.
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
Evening star., 1952-11-16

coLoRKD-982 24th sT. NV.
non ~ sHARRY Lusr4NE
o11 18th OF. NV. MA. 2044.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

5000 MEADOW LANE. Chevy Chase,
Mld;-Idsal lsL-.!a1s for entertaining Is this
lge. ,liv. rm.. din. rm.. study rm.,
powder rm., center hall and kit.
There are 3 bedrms, lge. sitting rm.
and 2 baths on 2nd H.: bsmt. rec.
rm. with bar: servants quarters;
2-car garage. Furnished in the
grand manner with handmade
Chinese furniture. Rent is 1920
per mo. Call JU. S-9S64 to inspect.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC,
1900 18th st. NV. DI. O222
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Fairfax DIR Bethesda

Fairfax Dr., Bethesda
New brick rambler; 8 spacious bed
rooms, living rm. dining rm. combi-
nation, electric kitchen, 2 baths;
full bsmt. and attic. Available now
THOS. j. FISHER & CO.. INC.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50
ARLINGTON COUNTY, near Claren-
don-Semidetached brick; 5 rooms
q bedrooms) and bath; full base
convenient to shopping and schools;
available December 1.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
738 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
ROSEMARY HILLS
qn7 r. CT SE

GOT E ST. Sc.
Newly decor; furn. home. containing
rms. kits, etc, suit. for your
use and renting out part Of house
for income; reasonable rental. JESS
FISHER g. CO, INC. Realtors, 1920
K st. NV. Elk. 1911.
COLORED-RIVER TERRACE AREA,
fbssR; bedp;s Ee Ems and y tie Fn Sssh din utilities En
paid. Call Lu. 1-0799. LII
COLORED-10-RM. HOUSE, vic. 18th
and Col. rd.: oil heat, baths.
AID. 277S. NO. 4640.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
POCKVTT.T,E
CHEVERLY

'2-sty. brick. 3 bedrms., side porch
full bsmt.. gas heat, conv. to schools
and transp. Vacant. Immed. poss
CLYDE r. ADAMS, REALroR
6440 Annapolis Rd.. UN. 1143
Open ewes. till pm.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
AGENT AT SAMPLE HOME
1907 RADCLIFFE DIR.
12-7:30 Daily and Sunday
KI. 8-6140 TIE. 1853

Directions: Follow U. 8. approx.
miles south Of Alex. turn left At
I'd. TO Radcliff dr. and right to
sample home; or. follow Mt. Vernon
blvd "a of q mile south of Hunting
Towers. turn right on Belle Haven
ave.,sleft on Fort Hunt I'd. to Belle
view blvd. and right to subdivision.
(Follow signS.)
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED


ALEXANDRIA, bedrm. detached
conv. to school and shopping; un'
furn.: $137.
Downtown Alex, semi-detached towr
house; iv. rm.; din. rm.; kit: {
bdrms. and bath; well furn. $125.
Downtown, 2 bdrm., end, row, brick
full bsmt.; gas heat; unfurn. $115.
Behind Belle Haven. 2-bdrm. semi.
S110.
Mt. Vernon. Garage apt; 1st fir, kit.
dinette; 2nd fir, studio living, bdrm.
bath. Cpl, only with car. No pets
HENRY r. WHARTON. 11s North
Fairfax St. Alex, Va. AL. e199
BETHESDAa MD, 1919 Bradmoor dr..
4 rooms, 1h baths, t2 bedroom.
and bath on 1st. fl), gas beat, new
house condition. Now available. S13(
mo.
EDw. H. JONES AND CO., INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. WI. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

Monroe Development Corp.
134 No. Kings hwy. Jefferson Manor
Alexandria. Va, XII. S-6140. III
3-BEDRM. COLONIALS
New Colonials in N. Arlington. ~
size din. rm., GE elec. kit. screened
side porch. full bsmt; $50 per mo
Ready for immed. occup.
M. T. BROYHILL & SONS
1921 Lee Hwy.
IA. 4s1300 Daily. 8 til 3
Evening star., 1952-11-16
CHEVY CHASE

GORGEOUS for entertaining. Two.
!eVel rambler. Oriental rugs, 10 rms,
paths, gar. din. rm. seats is.
ddinrary, disHn:yn,, servants servants rm,, dishwasher,
MRS. CLYDE C. DUNNINGToN
OH. ooe5 WI. 2636
Evening star., 1952-11-16
WALKER & DUNLOP

4104 Glenrose ST., Chevy Chase View,
Kensington-Most attractiVely fur
nished Cape Cod with 2 bedrms.
and study. Living rm. with firepl.,
dinlng rm: and kitchen on 1st
noor. Full bsmt. and garage. Avail.
Nov. 20 at S175.
1905 3Sth st. N.w.-3-bedrm. and
bath, row brick with 2 screened
porches. recr. rm. Comfortably
1900 18th st. NV. DI. O222
Evening star., 1952-11-16

CHEVY CHASE, MD. "a bedrms.,
den, 2M baths; excel loc.; porch.
gerags. schools. etc.; $260. Oh.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

DELICATESSEN STORE. combined
with beer tavern; growing COM
munity; lease till February, 1854:
renewal optional: premises include
5-room apt; owner has other inter
ests Ideal for couple: husband could
keep other Job; exc. opp. to add COM
plete grocery line; no competition;
$6,500.
1910 Duke St., Alexandria, Va.
White Front Delicatessen.
XII S-1655, TIE. 9b23