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Evening star., 1952-03-05
Nelson Hedges
As He Identifies
ABC Inspector
Says Former Employe
Resembles Man Who
Got SIS Poyoff

Charles H. Nelson. former night
manager at the Brass Rail Restau-
rant, today picked out a former
inspector for the Alcoholic Bev-
erage Control Board as a man ire
sembling" an inspector Mr.. Nelson
said he saw receive $25 from a
restaurant eniploye.
Nelson, one of two victims in q
celebrated shooting at the cafe
Evening star., 1952-03-05

(See LATTIMoRE, Page A-30
Evening star., 1952-03-05

(See CLUBB,, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1952-03-05

(See MuLIKEN, Page All
Evening star., 1952-03-05

(See UNIT, Page A-6)
Evening star., 1952-03-05

Lote New York Markets, Poqe Alb.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16

TT OW can We find happiness
sgd prict ot mind when
i confronted bN want. inhar-
Aiun> sin. disease. and death Z
Where can Ne look Tor 10y when
There j. seemingly nothipS 20 be
laNful lhouj2 Everyone >ctk>
h.Wpie,>>. Int few >ctni 20 find II.
The macrial world certainly
,flr,, little hop, at cNri,nimcW
ani security Nei there are >ofuV
Who Mc lrulA haplN.
iuN * quality ci NOd a
81 llN Which j. cauieh >WFli-
l.a. pelthtr eNl>tng m matter NOR
dependent on matter Man is she
ta-c aNd likeness If God and
l,nuri, r,,lN qnalilN 81 God. Just
.,> i IT., 81 lshi reflects the sun
.'tN h,iuS spiritual is mhuni, and
.. oppressed aluudWnil> h> '.d
lifl Nan
hs pn turr ~ mu - Ns,,rrtl
IS >l,kiN. >innlns ana dAins Is
fl>t aa-cr> ard Is not ihv true
idea AZ i8an It is only as We see
ani unlo4 stand that the real man
Is ilc Il oi Gud. and IS there
fute spiritual. ialrortt and per
fcet iht Wc can ind happiness.
iuelg- aNgN irnN tn, id>c
l l,silHoaN If ~, material
ft Discerning INSTEAD Tho
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16
70 Find Happiness

The choice remains ~'h rs
whcthcr "a he hsppN ~ ol.
Christ lo>u> sad tfoh To -,
"Nour io> no man iakclh from
Nom y our thinking hceon,,
>puiiualllcd W. find that "e ne
truly hlplN bat II ihouShi Is lnld
io mal,rnA lc,cl We shall ''il
~ happiness.
40 matter What the material
conditions arc'whch seem 80 de-
prize rs az joy and peace 81 mind,
no matter how persistent >in vnd
sickness seem. theN cannot de>-
lrp> tho harmony and pcriceiirn
That are mans - The reflection
md idea 81 cod Man is alwa1~
ioNW> hceau>c BE is the child of
God hccau>c he j. petlcrt ard
includes no Iup,ricciion We, 1n
rcieicc ln ihc understandings that
God. gomi is Nl hence rNfi is
unreal
rruc 10y Wells up within us
whcn wc begin o. eoaprchti
that Wt exist IN God and Wr m
>rparahlc frm HIM when We af-
knowledge the c,cr-prc>cnc, and
1ll.pover OF cod ihc P>alna~t
stokes thr KEYNOTE oi lrp happi-
ness when he >t,> Cp>am loo:
s-1 KNOW 81, that toe lord he
IS Cod it is he that hath u-d, rs.
and uet we our>,hs>, w ar, his
people and the sheep ~ hl> pas
turc Enter into ms eaic> with
Thanksgiving. and inio ms courts
With praise be- thankful unto hrH.
and bless hi> uMc For ihc Lord
Is good, liS mercy - cNcrla>tIn-.
and his truth cu,lm,ih % All eca-
,ratiOn>. -4tf Chtis! 500 O.
1.o,ator.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16

pail n'o the cui b instead - Yep
ping tn the second lane ~.
fnldne up traffic as sonctmt
occurs NOW he said strict cn-
iofecnsni Of overtime pnkipA
w!il force long timc pMkers T.
go farther away. thus mak.ns
more pace available ioi ravs'
wish ne 10 park for short pcloa
This Vii virtually chwNna't
a"uhlc parking and standing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16
Ypsilanti CT Builds
Ridges In Borea

WITH X CO.PS N KOREA
PVT Anthony A Tsylor son %
AleN /. TAYLOR AS HaW kns $
Hp,iian'i Mich was ass enc
recently ~ the 2998'h Ensne's
Tcadwav Bridge Company
Korea
Taylor IS a. floating hrdt,
specialist in ~, company vhle'
ASSISTS in mainf ming viiai sup
ply lines 10 X Corp hehtne
force, ~ the front llt entered
The Army ~ March 1881 md
received base training az Fort
Hood Texas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16
PARKING CRACKDOvvN MONDAY

ht st.'a. r "a n
r m.,,
+. 8'' fn'u ,t business
r.s n III
~ fs 4a 81,
'"lf 'Ae nof has. ,o "a =,
any iee' Bat Nart - an.
iht NO NA w' 4
te' to em n 81,
hsc
He pointed out that new
schedule Of parking fines would
&c into effect soon. FINES vii
DC materially raised. he said
ne sharp increase should dis.
courage the majority Of people.
Dui for those who aren't dis.
0ouraged there will be tickets
hns & iiaL,f a. fan, a,r.
= ~ Department. az street.
H laiil ,t,d ~cpcral benz
rNp' tcd - result non 49,.
" p.naran ELIMINATION ~ rish
ptfN.ne violations wll c,,
"N' tune and nsk. for =
h,oih'r flow of trsff. 81. ,d
CLEARING COACH Stops
p voiaiot Nll aflDW ees'L,e -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16
Miss,
Shifts From Boil

a - NCar old Mi>>i>s PIP l"i-
n.er wha ha, >prni a iNe'ime
RAISING cotton. is tMng his bond
at livestock ard pasture Naa IS
maxine good ~ y .aA report
gte,Ned la>' W,,h by the l ;
u epatfa tu' 81 Agriculture from
STATE laget " I Ammons OF
The n rp EXTENSION Sci>
The farmer IS Joe B. Booth
who owns . 3ls acre farm at
Taylorsville Miss. Ticking the
first essential step in shifting
from cotton 10 cattle nc began
dcvclopinq improved pastures
two years aGo.
T.. 1o acre pot oi
" pt uNe Wd aail
SISSY ~ N We
~ f,n .r'v ar nr
a,f.
nant Is, Nlrr 'yi aN
a No r4~c rs
t OH iNe
fr oa w ss II
s ! am rc'i
b. fh CO...
Tenant Families
On his whole farm there are
only 80 acres Of cotton; and il
is grown by four tenant fam.
lilies Mr. Booth says he plans
10 discontinue cotton produc
ton altogether just as soon as
he has increased the size OF his
Cattle and swine herds some.
what
A o
n al Ri
NJ r o't l a 40
~te ue hen rA
goo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16

h' ihnit l-aiN cnio4DeG 'NtDall
SQUAD ionncd f.. that p4,pa
areas IN tho is and II o .,,
'cniion tsom ,hc pMhing sQ.ad
The parking program was
proposed by the Department Of
Streets and Traffic and an.
proved by the Common Coun.
Gil. following a typical day.s
survey in which $4,000 viola.
mons were observed by depart.
meni employees. On the Same
day only l.soo parking tickets
were issued. or about one VIC.
laior in every ten was oiven
a ticket.
Inc ness poil quad
N, command OF Il pceto Ranh
Beniilcli Eventually tie oa.d
" ~ oc equipped W'h IS Mic.
"heei mp'urgyol, Tire se
pf'ma y dHiv IS 90 enfort, p
,he regulations r. p,,tos -
ieid sud De- was hop,f. ,o5gr
ibia ned
WE ARE NOT rt,s,.,.a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16
Air Seek
Arouse Chllrchgo

&C ie s-na'Y &
Palgn cona.aE !
Bryant lis ''-t
ing church s'' y
attendance
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16

They are James Wade Of
Richmond and William +.
Crurnp and Talsnadee Tabb Of
Newport News. Va.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16

The exhibition will be opon
daily from 10 am. 10 10 pm
end housed in the Coliseum
where a special gallery is being
constructed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16

IRiBONE-Saturday, August l6, 1852
Arizona sun., 1952-01-25

The enthusiastic response to the
January 26 "Save the IWO' Con-
ference is proof that Jewish or
CARNATIONS twill not be dynamited
iegislated or adjudicated out OF
existence" said Jewish Peoples
Fraternal Order President Albert
Kohn in a statement released to-
day. A quarter-million New York
citizens are expected to be repre-
sented at the Conference. Mr..
Kahn was a part of a delegation
Just returned from seeing the Gov
ernor of Florida, with whom they
discussed the necessity for appre-
hending the murderers of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marry z. Moore, NAAGP lead
ers of Florida. The delegation also
attended Mrs. Moore's funeral.
The JPFO is one. of the largest
sections Cover $4,000 members) of
the TWO, a nationwide low-coSt
discriminatory insurance or
ganization with 100000 members
in 1900 lodges covering 18 states.
It is currently appealing dissolu-
ton proceedings initiated by the
N. Y. State Superintendent of In
surance.
Mr.. Kahn, an internationally IA
nous author whose book "The
Great Conspiracy" and other works
were hailed as great contributions
to the war against Hitler, and who
will attend the Conference, said in
his statement:
"What the N. Y. State Insurance
Department is trying to put out
of existence goes to the heart of
all the traditional rights of the
Jewish people. Have we not the
right to avail ourselves of relief
in sickness, at a cost we can af-
ford? Must we fear that if the
sorrow of death strikes at our
home, we shall be denied the ex-
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
of Rhythm apeared on the same
bill with Medlin. >.
All Theaterical jottings for this
Column may be sent to the GLOBE
care of Global News
Hotel Theresa, NYC.
Arizona sun., 1952-01-25

, in that "se.y" manner and songs
from the coaching of Phil Moore.
Phil knows what to do with
'em-as he did with Lena Horne
until she scored SO high. she
did the clinging vine with her pres
ent hubby.
CANADA LEE is being hailed for
his fine acting in "Cry the Beloved
Country. Sidney Potter, like
wise. Both grand actors and
know what to do under the right
direction.
"a MEDAL FOR WILLIE" gave
those who saw it great entertain
ment and lesson too.
MARIAN ANDERSON received
special honors last week from the
Federation of Jewish Women. :.
ANNA RUSSELL who bills her
self as the International Connedi-
enne scored herself a SRO success
in a "One- Woman Show" last Sun
day afternoon in a Town Hall Ap-
pearance. =. just another added
to our Well-known Cornelia Otis
Skinner and Ruth Draper. -.
SHUTTLE ALONG still in the
makeup stage, and we all hope it's
reality isn't long away for Broad
way folk. the theatre-goers.
q. Musical Comedy always spices
up like. and that's what Pearl
Bailey would do alone, so you
know what she would in Shuttle
Along. =.
JOE MEDLIN back in NYC after
a most successful stint out in st.
Louis, Mo-, and Cleveland, Ohio,
where he stole the hearts of those
who enjoy good Ballad singing. .
JOE is tops where Global is con-
cerned. He sings 'em in "swoon-
time. -. Oh, yes, the SWeethearts
Arizona sun., 1952-01-25
TOWN
TATTLER
Hello Fans

Hello Fans
Writing my column is a plea
sure this week because 1 don't
have too much. complaining to do
- little = but most Of you will
be happy not to find anything per-
tanning to your better halls, boy
or girl friends.
Being a tattler, I was a bit ex-
asperated to find almost every
where I went last week - your
conduct, in tip-top order.
Now 1 must say, I am proud to
get this little rest, because the
coming week is really going to
be jumping" you know what I
mean = lots going on, and I intend
to "cover the waterfront. If I'm
not able 20 be in your presence
at next weeks functions, I will send
one of my bright-eyed spies =
80 beware!
Arizona sun., 1952-01-25
Jewish Organizations Will NotB LegisIated
Dynamited Or Adjuditafed Out OF Existence

ervice of our burial rights? Our
elderly parents and grandparents
have looked forward to home in
which they could spend their final
years in peaceful, wholesome sur
ruondings, with medical and nurs-
ing care close at hand. Should
they be deprived of this little re-
ward after a lifetime of hardship
6nd toil?"
"The response the TWO is get
ting to it's Save the IWO' Confer
ence on January 26 is very mean
ingful.
"In the light of the wave of dy-
namitings of Negro and Jewish
homes and synagogueS in Florida,
the large number of Jewish organ
izations that have already agreed
to participate in our Conference
becomes all the more significant.
It is a sign that the Jewish people
and their organizations will not be
dynamited, legislated, or adjudi-
Gated out of existence"
Arizona sun., 1952-01-25
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New York City. Latest on
Broadway at the Paramount is
Bill Kenny and the Ink Spots, Sa-
rah Vaughn, Stump and Stuppy,
and Erskine Hawkins and his Ork.
>. Sarah holds them spellbound
alWays-even as on "This Is Show
Business" the regular TV Show
which presents many a grand star.
TV audiences are now enjoying
Dave Carroway doing his stint
right here from NC-began not too
long ago out in Chicago, Illinois,
and just graduated on up to little
old New York.
Ups and downs in Show Business
don't always mean on and off a
JOHN fact not SO in the case of
Franchot Tone and Barbara Pay
ton, his wife-Eleanor Holm Rose
and Billy Rose likewise. even
Billy and June Eckstine. Of
course it's said, Love never runs
smooth. Il wonder"
Harlem's Apollo theatre-goers
keep happy with such folk as Dizzy
Gillespie = having just left - and
Ella Fitzgerald soon to come in
with that grand old Swing" style.
"South Pacific" stays in the
news, one way or the other-this
time Rico, co-star of the Musical,
seems scheduled for $500 a week
as per contract till September-al-
though dropped as of last week.
Trouble seemed to have been Ricos
inability to master English-so as
to be clearly understood by patrons.
. We can always think of this
Musical having made a great star
for uS-JUANITA HALL.
DOROTHY cambridge is sched-
uled for Monte Prosser's La Vie
en- Rose for the February Show
GOOD! Know Dot will do her all
Arizona sun., 1952-01-25

Lugene Sanders plays the mad
cap COrliss and Bobby Ellis is
her bOyfriend Dexter Franklin
in "Meet Corliss Archer" comedy
series which returns to CBS-TV,
Saturday.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
HOUSES TO SHARE

- 2-bedrm. house to
share with mother and child or ?
girls OIL. $4,000 q ia. 5-5673.
WORKING COUPLE share house with
retired widow, no children or pets.
Call 10. .-46a6 for appointment.
GRADUATE to share With
srss athes ss s gsaI% ca. assss
after 6. EN-. 3-3936. IA
win share house with couple and
ns,rn ons child ,1 q With sNs.ss girls. 5 Bed5n'
Ice. CONT. Mass ave. house. near
Will VIII SHARE SHARE HOUSE with 2 bach
elors.; Rambler. Chevy Chase. Nd
j.. oi; foGSe 2lstoii MEN WANTED. to 1as .h.r.
northwest section. RA. 3-24s6;
TWO EMPLOYED LADIES win share
nice home with 2 employed adults.
vsEy private master anS trsnsr sesroon ne
UPPER N.w.-Lady will share 3
bedrm. house with settled ladies.
IA; 9,6543,; ~, Sun 1,r or Or, .. eyes; .,d .,.x
house with another. for winter:
open firepl.. entertaining privils.,
daily char serv. King 9-N464.
Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD-Couple to
share 6-rm. home: $55 month. Call
GIRL on GIRLS. to share house
with 30-yr.- Govt. empl. Excel.
location and transp. RA. 3.S906:
share Brookland home; bedrm. furn
coLOREDLLADY Will sHARE g.
loom, nicely furn. house; adults.
Ii. 6.1b32. .-14
Evening star., 1952-12-14
HOUSES sALE-N.W. tcons. }

from walter Reed; by owner: cost.
row brick; completely redecorated;
new-house condition; 8 lee. rooms,
3 porches; l inclosed. built-tn ga.
rage; full bsmt,; substantial cash.
Don't miss seeing. RA. $1,000.
EASY ASH PAYMENTS Ns wiz buy this s13..
Underwood NV; 5 rooms and bath:
moved away. RIPLEY 4 RoMER.
Sesltors, S ,, ~; S;Sill; SIll - .-o.
pi % mod. Cd % Ssmt. apt. s' SIDE SIDE entr. r, 1ss gas.
SEE XMAS PRESENT. Open. 1925
Decatur. Pet; lse: rms. ga b..
Or farm; terms. RA; 3-1lS1,.
bedrms.. Ia baths. modern KIT;
csrpetins. gas h,:w.h: vacant. i'm:
cosl ediiss Ns SSSso4 SS0SSs; E2oEEs T21 Es5 EEALfSs
BTREAT OF STANDARDS location
home. onen "a SUNDAY. Earss
S' rSSs; sse:SSo %ISs5n Pfs Phene Sc bil0:n is.s.
OPEN cbsy9 TO smtso7 e6..s aa!risG, Gp-.si s.;
from; owner. Detached. 5 bedrms..
xMas M PATH Mi neT!E HE dsfcT MakRIRk EM a7sss SS
make this your new home; immed.
occupancy. See 5000 Lesation St.
Chevy Chase.. D. c.. corner. center.
hall, red brick: attrac. tar.; 9 rms.
2 baths and rec. .rm,: lst class cond.
prompt sale. No brokers. For ap.
pointment call EN-. .3-3O66 10
NEAR 18th AND MADISON-Hand-
some l2-rm.. 4-bath detached homo
es' rec rS Ts ss'rTe poTeSes, n' secsr rsrase: pn
viii sell completely furnished at
$21 $50: RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
4236 45th ST
OPEN SUN, Ida K

OPEN SUN. l-DAK
Reduced. Priced right. Quick poss, Of
Offering center entrance. firepi. in Nv.
rm.. side porch. LIST A.. den and
powder rIn.;. 3 bright beorms.. Q
baths on. end A.; steps to full attic;
frepl. In bsnnt., eas heat; det. brick
garage with breezeway; excel. A.
nancing. Call now. IA. 9-s785 or
OIL. 4-2S06.
KIRKs REALTY CO. HEALTC RS.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
2916 Cortland Pl NV
Walker & DUNLOP. Inc.

6641 23rd pl.. Z. Hyattsville. Md.
Mod. semidet. rambler, 3 bedrms.
din. rm.. storage attic, S125.
1o4o7 1nwood ave. sn. sp.. Md.
2-story det. brick. 3 bedrms.. small
rm. and Law. in bsmt.. $125. Call
JU. 7-6S73.
1900 10Th st. NV. co. s-o222 la
Near Army Map Service
2:bedroom. 1-bath detached brick
home. Full basement with recrea-
ton room. oil h.-w.h.: S125 per mo.
One or two year lease desired, To
INSPECT; cali BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
MA. 6-93O0 lis
ROCKVILLE
$50 Beale ave-; 2-bedrm. bunsalow;
full osmt., screen porch; corner lot:
$50 per mo. OIL. 2-4725. Adults
CORNER BRICK HOME
50001 18th ST. NE.
3 bedrms.. din. rm., complete modern
kitchen with S-ft. GE refrigerator,
full bsmt and other features: inn
mediate occupancy; only S123 per
mo
S'TEUART BROS, INC.
D1. 7-S695 DI. 7-2434
Evening star., 1952-12-14
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
A311 46th ST.

OPEN SUN. / UNTIL DARK
This 12-yr. old det. brick Colonial
ns,u. Is vacant am, and needs needs redec: otferins
with fireplace separate din. rri.,
equipped kit. on FIRST floor !. bright
bedrms. and bath on 2nd floor.
Steps to full attic. Full basrnt. with
lavatory. Gas heat. pet. brick garaes.
kfRKs Is" REALTY 9' CO. q Realtors.
HO. 2-677S. Ia
Evening star., 1952-12-14
RIGGS PARK
40 KENNEDY ST: NE:

IMMEDIATE bIETi occupANCY 5i N;E;
Three bedroom brick. semidetached
home. Only 8 months old With
large living room. modern kitchen.
f1rst-hoor powder room. full base
ment and automatic hsa.; Only SI25
RIM. 1885. Woodward BLDG. Ma.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
BRAND-NEW
Semidetached Brick Homes

OPEN SAT. AND SUNDAY. 1-5 PM
Three bedrms.. dining room.
complete modern kitchen
with SIT GE refgr., full
basement and many other
special features: only SI1S
per month. 1900 block of
So. Dakota ave; and l1th
st ne. DIRECTIONS. Turn
north of Michigan ave. on
18th Dust beyond Catholic
" to Emerson ST., then
right to open" sign (sam-
pie house. 5000 Sargent rd.)
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 3-4696 D1. 7-S69s
Evening star., 1952-12-14
VACANT

1885 Savanna st; se.-semidet
gas heat: This home is In good
cond. with front and back yd. Reas
renta.. HENRY SALUS. 104 .Ver-
mont ave NV co 5-102S ia
Evening star., 1952-12-14
BETHESDA

Completely equipped 3-bedrm.. O.
bath contemporary rambler 3 blks.
from new HEALTH CENTER. ad.
jacent to public rec. area and nurs-
cry school; conv. to shops and ex-
press bus transp. S15O per mo-; !;
nisfaf msdstes lease sHAsN5N i Adsss15ssNs eVa hudHs IN!
CO., 1905 n st. NV. MA. S-2345
Evening star., 1952-12-14

COLORED-l43e FLA. AVE. NV
6 rms. bath. Latrobe heat and
stove; rented S.a as Is S43e6; GuY GuYY
COLORED-134 E ST. SET rooms.
bath. h.-w.h.. garage. S79.5O. Box
coLoRESMsEM1pEr.. 81 or ssar 8 rms. full
bsmt.. equipped kit. oil heat, So. so
mo. Avail after Jan. Is. Call
Lu. 1-4S91 after pm. Ia
Evening star., 1952-12-14
---------------------------- ---------------------
NORTH ARLINGTON
TARA AREA

NOHIH AHL1NCfTUN
TARA AREA
Is MIN. DIRECT BLVD. PENTAGON
Three-bedroom Colontal; Immaculate.
lot. immediate occupancy; S165.
Inspect Sat. and Sun, IL to dark,
1909 N. Greenbriar of washington
blvd, or call Mrs. Bennett, IA. q
5707, OV. 3-2163.
J. G.. CHATEL
Evening star., 1952-12-14
DIsTRIBUTORsHIP

Pre-cut summer cottages,
homes and garages. Oldest es-
tablished Arm in New York. in
this business. desires reliable
sales in this area. Capable in
dividual can earn high. Ave
tlgure income. Will be in
WASHINGTON for interview
about Sun. Dec. 81. Write for
information and appointment.
PARAGON BUILDERS. 400
Jericho Turnpike. Mineola,
N v IN
Evening star., 1952-12-14
BETHFSDA-S15,450
OPEN 12::30-DARK

Modern brick bungalow. clo to
transp.. schools. Naval Hospital and
N. I. H. TO SETTLE ESTATE. Q
bedrms. sep. din. rm.. equipd. kit.
foil bsmt., earage: level lot; terms.
.4411 CHESTNUT. ST.
hwy. left to Chelton I'd. tBethesde1
Chevy Oh. H. S., right on Cheito0
rd. 4 blks to Chase. ave. right on2
block to Lynnbrook dr.. left q
Chestnut left to 4411. Earl IL
2-aa00: ewes OIL. o.SlAA
Evening star., 1952-12-14
sAUL's ADDTTION-VACANT
5l06 18th ST: NV.

OPEN SUNDAY UNTIL DARK
Detached, freshly. redecorated. g lge.
rooms, new o furnace. h.-w. heat.
big front porch. two-car det. ga
terms. Move in refore Xmas. MT.
Maury. TU. 2-3926.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.. REALTOR
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-.nO5
IA
WELL-BUILT CORNER BRICK-Nr.
4th and Tuckerman sts.; 8 rms;
owner will make attractive terms
to responsible party. ST. 3-3657;
JU. 9-.1t4.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
OVERLOOK

Virginia's rolling countryside from
this home at Colvin Run: lse. pine
paneled liv. rm., bedrms., IA baths
Gen: q acres. .outbuildings: Is mi.
D. c. For further information, call:
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors JE. 2-262O
Evening star., 1952-12-14

MT. PLEASANT

Row brick. newly decorated. 6 rooms
and bath; oil heat; near schools.
Available at once. Sis per month.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. D1. 7-6s3O -15
ARLINGTON COUNTY-semid eta ched
brick. 5 rooms and bath e bed
fenced-in back yard. Convenient to
shopping center and schools. Avail
able Immediately. S110 per month.
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV DI. 1880
Evening star., 1952-12-14

ADULT FAMILY needs unfurn. 3-bed-
rm: house: rec. rn. Chevy Chase
vicinity: February LIST; $3.50. Eve
GOING SOUTH for winter mos. :?
Reliable cple. will rent furn. house.
Call Sun. 20. 10. 2.S126.
WANTED
Houses for newly elected
members of Congress fur
nished or unfurnished. In
the District or nearby
Maryland
Our Rent Department
Is at Your Service
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
Estab. 1878
73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50
-16
Evening star., 1952-12-14

NEW HOUSE FOR RENT
BEST LOCATION IN ARL.
Easy access to Pentason. 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial full bath and powder
rm. 1st fir, full liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, screened-in porch. Gas heat.
Nice landscaped lot. SI70 mo. JA.
S-6S77 or Ia. 9-4344. Ia
N. CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Groom brick rambler. 3 bedrooms
2ia baths. elec. kitchen. 2 porches:
conv: Naval Hosp. Available Jan.
L. OIL. c.54n1 M C-.lTAR IA
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HOUSES uNFuRNlsHep


AvoNDALE-6 rms. IN baths. bricl
semidet., bsmt.; SIPS.
BRIGHTWOOD - 6-rm. row brick
front, and rear porches. bsmt.. ga.
h.-W.h.; $125 mo.
CONN. AVE. EXT.-Immac. 3-bedrm
brick rambler. bsmt.; $120.
d, c. LINE-5-rm. semidet. brick
bsmt., gas heat; 500.
BEERS BROS. Realtors. JU. 9-O6I(
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
9207 SLIGO CREEK PARKWAY
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Large 7-rm. house. 3 baths, rec. rm.
lge. lot, garage; close to schools ant
EIG 4 McKEEvER, REALTORS
Phone .JU. $4,000, and ewes. JU
S-S144 -15
2916 Cortland Pl. NV.
English red brick, oak trim, semide.
tached home of unusual charm, con-
tanning bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.
den. va baths, bsmt. with recreation
rm., 2-car garage and full attic;
rent, $3.50 per mo. H. G. SMITHY
CO.. S11 18th st. NV, ST. $4,000
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Brentwood Village NE.

Beautiful 6-rm. home with knotty
pine. rec. room and Screened-in
porch. Clean as a pin and .conv.
to shopping. tranSp. and schools.
Parochial school rearby. Vacant.
Move right in Only S110 per mo.
BLITZ e. CO., MA. S-63g7.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GROCERY BARGAIN

with beer. Modern equipment. Open
g. am. to z pm. Price, $500, in
cluding $1,000 in stock. $3.50
down. should sell fast. Ask for Mr..
Lourpas. with
Edwin L. Ellis RE 7-5140
Evening star., 1952-12-14

PAWN BROKER SHOP averaging ap.
proximately 5000 week retail
business. This is. o large money
making store, and a good operator
can do a larger business. Can be
terms. terms Rent $3.50 p month. e anu vi
A beautiful self-service delicatessen
store in nearby Arlington. Virginia
Does better than $1,000 week
business. Easy terms can be mad
Grocery store in mixed neighborhooo
averaging 5000 week business. Has
month.
Self-service DGS grocery doing ap-
proximately $4,000 a week business
Has always been . very good store,
BRADLEY. BEALL & HOWARD, INC
233 Southern Bldg. MA. S-O271
Ewes and Suns. call. A. ROFTELD
WO R-1QQ4