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Evening star., 1952-08-23
Virginia 6. 0. P.
Plan for
Election Victory
Committee to Name
Officials and Decide
On Opposing Byrd
BY the Assoeiafed Press

ROANOKE, Va, Aug. %. -
Plans for putting Virginia in the
Republican column in November
for the first time in "a years were
expected to unfold here today
at a meeting of the Virginia
q. o. P. Central Committee.
Also on the docket were a num-
ber OF organizational items and
a decision on whether the Repub-
licans should oppose Democratic
Senator Byrd in the November
general election.
The answer to the latter uues-
ton generally was believed mega
tive. State G.. o. p. leaders have
said all along that most of their
advice has been to concentrate on
the presidential election and let
the Senate seat 60 by default.
Officers to Be Named.
Officers to be elected today in
ciuded four vice presidents, two
men and two women, a secretary
and treasurer, and a chairman of
the party's finance committee.
Most prominently mentioned for
the male vice presidential posts
are Walter Hoffman of Norfolk.
appointed an executive assistant
last month by State Chairman S.
Floyd Landreth Of Galax, and H.
b. McCormac, jr., Of Winchester.
Charles p. Gillespie of Tazewell
has been suggested as treasurer if
Fred w. McWane of Lynchburg
follows through on indications
that he won't ask for reelection
to the post.
To Discuss National Strategy.
Strategy on the campaign for
the G. o. P. national ticket of
Gen. Eisenhower and Senator
Nixon of California was expected
to be discussed by the national
committees representative on the
South, Representative Scott. Re-
publican, of Pennsylvania.
Also up for discussion was the
date the G. o. p. should seek a
court test of the States new Re-
|districting Act. National Com
Imitteeman Ted Dalton of Radford
says there have been objections
to making such a test before the
November elections because the
congressional races might be or
dered "at large" That would
jeopardize Republican hopes, which
are particularly high for electing
congressional candidates in the
9th and 10 districts.
Democrats for Eisenhower
Organized in Virginia
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. % (R.
"A group of Virginia Democrats
were getting ready today to try to
round up Old Dominion votes for
Gen. Eisenhower.
Inc virginia Democrats Tor
Eisenhower" was formed here yes
terday to swing the State behind
the Republican presidential nomi-
nee in November.
Robert v. Hatcher, Richmond
insurance executive, was chosen
temporary chairman.
Mr.. Hatcher said the group
hopes to enlist the support Of Vir-
ginia Democrats who believe that
their party ''has forsaken the
principles and concepts of gov
ernment upon which the Demo-
cratic Party was founded"
Mr.. Hatcher emphasized that
the group would be a strictly
Democratic organization and
would form no ties with State Re-
Ipublicans. He said campaign
headquarters will be opened later.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
Heayy Team Contest.

Jim Eckles. who brought his
team Of draft horses more than
200 miles from Mariana, Pa. won
the heavy team pulling contest.
Seward seaport record., 1952-12-12
Mrs. Harding Elected Worthy Mafron 0.E.S.

Mrs. Phil Harding was elect cd Worthy Matron of Seward Chapter, Order of Eastern Star Monday night. Worthy Patron will be Irwin Mctcalf
 Other officers elected were Mrs. Troy Bogard, Associate Matron; Pat Hodgkinson, Asso ciate Patron; Mrs. Marie Green, ConductresS; Mrs. Fannie kirch, Associate ConductrcSS.
 Mrs. Lcnorc R Q b b n was elected secretary and Mrs Ar reta Howell, treasurer Retiring Worthy Matron, Mrs. Barbara Bedford, was elected to the Board of Trustees.
 New officers will be installed at a special meeting December 26. The Chapter plans a Christ mas party after the next meet ing, December 22, to which all visiting members of the Order are invited.
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Lufher0ns pien F'u.! YuEeficle Season

The Lutheran Ladies Aid Will start off the Christmas festivi- ties at the Lutheran Church with a party on December l6 It will be held in the church basement.
 On December 2l there will be a candlelight Christmas service in the church at 7:3O pm.
 The Sunday School Christmas program will be held at 7:30 pm. on Dee. 23.
 The regular Festival Christ mas service will take place at II am. Christmas morning in the church, Rev. Kent E. Spauld- ing officiating.
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Jr. Women Work On Cedar Chest Project

Seward Junior Womcn's Club met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Carl Garrison for the regular business meeting.
 The club chose patients of Ward " at the Seward Sana- torium as recipients of the Christmas project gifts. Mem berS will meet at the home of Mrs. Perry Stockton to wrap them for presentation. Later in the year faVors are to be made for all patients at the San.
 Mrs. Vickic Duncan was elect ed new member.
 Mrs. Carol Brcitenbach was elected secretary to fill the place OI Mrs. Doris LambcrSon, who expects to return to the States the first of the year.
 The young women are work ing on the Valentine $ Day cedar chest project. Several members take theIr handiWork 10 meet lngs, and it looks like the con tents of the chest will be dec oratiV2 as we'll as useful. This project was under lengthy dis cussiUn at the meeting.
 Co-hostcsScs for the evening were Mrs. Maudc Johnson and Mrs. LuDean Knight. Refresh ments were served after ad- jOurnmcnt
 At special meeting Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clyde Gordon, the members de cided to continue sponsorship of the T,B. seal drive. A commit tee was chosen to work with the Seward Chapter, Alaska T B. Association on future activities.
 Next Monday the club s Christ mas party will be held at the Legion Club. A pot-luck supper to which husbands and guests are invited is planned
 The next regular meeting will be January 13 at the home of Mrs John Coleman.
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EIGHTH GRADERS BUILD NEW PLYMOUTH VILLAGE WITH ALL THE DETAIL

Parents are quite often amaz- ed at the ingenuity of their own children. A good case in point is the model of New Plymouth village, done by the IA children in Mrs. Tousley's eighth grade class in school.
 The project started from a story of Plymouth in the litera- ture class. It developed rapidly, ending in a model 8 by 8 feet of the entire village. Eighteen little houses, made of wood and tiny logs, are true to the times. Roofs lift off to show the rooms fur niShed in detail, all made by the children. The four cannon, one facing each direction of the com pass, stand guard over the viii lage. Blockade, trees, corn cribs, even the MayfloWer, are all there and covered with snow.
 It is an elaborate project, we'll done, and we'll worth special visit to see.
 This eighth grade class in cludes the following students: Gary Cobban, Christine Curtis, Henry Blatchford, Joe Hughes, Donna Johnson, Helen Kckoni, Laurel Lewis, Jerry Matthews, Mary Montgomery, Carla Petro- Vich, Marjorie Steward, Edan Terry, Mark Wieler and Patsy Williams.
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Chi,dren's Arr Exhioi+ Al Woman's Club

An exhibit of art work done by children in grades through : in Seward schools was dis played by Mir Ben Frampton at the November meeting of Seward Woman's Club Thursday night. Although there is no art department in the local schools, children have done a great deal with help of grade teachers. Mir. frampton, principal of the elc- mentary school, called attention to the progress shown through out the years.
 Group singing of Christmas carols was led by Mrs, Dan Rose, accompanied by Helen Case at the organ.
 The club followed the pro cedure established last year of Christmas giving. Instead of ex- changing gifts, each one con tributed one dollar for Care for Korea" Total amount col lected was S15.00.
 After it's meeting, the club retired to Harding's Cafe where pie and coffee were served by [ h committee, Refreshment committee were Mesdames Hard ing, Green, Phillips and Miss Clark.
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IN APPRECIATION

MT. and Mrs. Jerry Kelley here express their appreciation to their many friends for the welcome assistance extended to them recently when they lost their home by fire, and for the help since, while they are get ting settled in their new guar tCrS
Seward seaport record., 1952-12-12
W.S.C.S. Collects S48 For Korean Orphans

Ladies of the Woman's s Soci- ety of Christian Service met Friday evening at the Methodist parsonage, Dcvotions, "G % q Tidings of Great Joy" were led by Mrs. Nell Schneider.
 Theme for the program, Miss Burdick in charge, was Stars Shine F Orev yer" Mrs. Marie Green read a poem, Christmas Morning. and a letter from Ed Schroeder in Ethiopia was read.
 The Dollar for Korea project netted $48.0O and it was report ed that S343 was taken in at the recent Chinese dinner and parcel post sale.
 Refreshments were served by Mrs. Charles Malin, Mrs. Malin, Sr., and Helen Lambert.
 Next meeting of the WS.C.S. will be held at the home of Mrs. Guy kearns on January 9.
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On Friday, December 5, MT. and Mrs. Warren Bauer became parents of baby girl born in Seward General Hospital. The baby named Lee Ann, weighed 6 pounds, l4 ounces.
Seward seaport record., 1952-12-12

A tiny baby girl was born to MT. and Mrs. Alex Petrovich December 6 in Seward General Hospital. The baby weighed only 4 pounds ' ounces. She was named Helen Jean.
Seward seaport record., 1952-12-12

A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Chester Brown in Seward General Hospital December 6. This young fellow weighed 6 pounds 1l2 ounce. His name is Gregory Allen. The Browns live m Seward.
 MT. and Mrs Paul Nestor of kenai welcomed a baby daugh- ter into their family last Sunday, December '. The little girl, born in Seward General Hospital. weighed 6 pounds, , ounces. Her name is Betty Eileen.
 Mr, and Mrs. Edward Ra1nik are parents of a baby daughter whom they named Jane Ann. She vas born in seward General Hospital December '. The baby weight was s pounds ounces. Mrs. RaVnik is the daughter of NIT. and Mrs Art Gray.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Darnel had baby boy in Seward Gen eral Hospital Friday, December 12. The little boy weighed 6 pounds 6 ounces. He was named Joseph Duane. MT. Darncll is a teacher in the Homer school.
Evening star., 1952-04-12

SERVICE STATION-Nearby Va. do
ing gooo business; moderate rent,
pf%s pHHd stesS lesse' Fp sPt s4Ss 4aysalable s. 900
AUTO BODY and general repar shop
completely equip. and stocked; long
term lease, low rent: Scar bldg
with going business: $1,000 or best
S565 S5ter' Weekdays s to 6;ao' L. j.
.DELICATEsSEN- RESTAURANT, busy
sc. corner; $1,000. lock, stock
barrel; fully equipped. Nj. future
Sears sears, Roebuck. JU. 1854. JU.
CAFETERIA, very modern; established
"a years; air cond.; doing $500
daily; closes 5 p.m.; seats 200; NV.
Govt. section; $4,000 down handles.
BOB HOLLANDER, exclusive, 14l1
Pa. ave. NV, Ma. 9743. Ia
BAR AND GRILL. on 14th ST., near
Columbia rd.; doing S225 daily;
opens 3 p,m., D days; all new modern
eauipmeent; air cond.; rent. 5000:
lease, SI2 years. Immediate possess
sion. Excellent prices. Four-car ga
rage in rear. $4,000 down handles.
BOB HOLLANDER, exclusive, 141l
Pa. ave. NV. Ma. 9743. -13
TEXACO STATION in town. Sacrifice
sale. viii take first offer of $4,000
cash for business and equipment.
exceptionally good northwest IEaf-
Der, Realtors Cali Mr.. Kahn,
DANCING SCHOOL-Tap. ballet. est.
in good neighborhood; living quar-
ters and good lease avail: good in
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTIONS ROUTE
and modern gorcery store comb.
Established route, excellent location
In growing section, Annapolis, I'D.
area. Phone Chestnut 4032. -"
$1,000 TO 100000 to buy or invest
i'll established business. Restaurants
or retail excluded. Can give small
amount management time. Write
full particulars and phone number
| Box 10Y, Star. -13
SHOE REPAIR SHOP-LIving quar-
tiers optional. 1928 Penna. ave: Sc
SMALL PAINT STORE desires part
ner on $3.50 basis. Fully stock
ed. good location; S1,5O0 buys hall
interest. Box 463-S. Star. Ia
LARGE SUPER MARKET, located
near Hecht Co. Arlington store
stock and fixtures valued over $50
will sacrifice for $4,000. Terms
oa'ls; Brown With YRoNAs Salssfi Really. ta4i eL 81
RESTAURANT - Nearby Arlington
Daily sales over $500. Seats 80
! Long-term lease. Priced reasonable
With With nnoaf. low down payment. An 1og;r sxcel
with .YEONAS REALTY, GIL. 200
GAsoLlNa: AS L1i:' STATION. for lease. : by
major oil CO., handling nationally
advertised products; all equipment
furn., reas. rent. Phone after t
pm, MR.. COLBURN. sH. 4954
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
tor your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets. Wash. Va; white
Omen days. MA. O001.
desires a vacant 1-bedrm. furnished
apartment or one on a to share
basis in northwest section. Box
uNrURNisHED iasuf fsifi e-BEDRM. APT: or
house. upper NV, D.. c., wanted
l year lease. Below S125. AID 541l.
DIPLOMAT. wife. 5-yr.-old boy wants
] or 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt; west of
10th: up to Sl25. Box 220-V. Star.
CIVIL ENGINEER. couple. no chill
dren, want to rent l-bedrm. unfurn.
ant, May /; NV. location. Box
APT. iSs-i FoR s'as' Z ADULTS. unfurn. la Have
dog trained for apt, living. Arl,
FAMILY OF i. returning from 8
years overseas, need fully furnished
apartment May 5-2s: $3.50 top,
3 RMS Rms. Il HNfURN., fIHSo. Employ. widow.
Nit, Pleasant or Porter and Conn.
ATTRACTIVE 2-bedroom furnished
aDartmentt or ho1se ssct|on preferably osel
pancy May l. On l years service
with emergency governmental
agency. BOX oS4-T. Star. 13"
BALTIMORE FAMILY of 3 responsible
adults desire rental as permanent
tenants of quiet 2-bedrm. apt. or
cottage in NV. Washington or Chevy
Chase; Sl25 to $3.50 per mo-; no
children, pets or dogs. no project
type apts or converted houses: refs.
provided. Box 2f1-T. Star: 49,
unfurn. apt: have piano. LU. -6:t4
ewes. after 6. all day Sat. and Sun.
MARINE CAPTAIN. wife. baby need
furnished .-bedroom apartment CT
house; April Is to July /. Last stop
before Korea. Call FA. $3.50 eyes.
13s
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

UPPER 18th ST.-Girl to share new
ly furn. terrace apt. with another.
So. GE. 079o after 8 pm, all
GIRL fe1 70 SHARE APT, between ml 90
and and 80; in apt house, NV loca-
DE. 6777, or all day Sun. Ia
2-BEDRM. APT. to share with one
ether s%n yoHns LADY oo Shirley Duke.
: others. Vicinity Wis; ave. and
HYATTSvILLE. Md. lady wishes
share 2.bedrm: apt, with another,
eons transp OSl S4s OeqER WA sS4 nsxt afh Rter
$50, all day Sat and sun. -I3
ALEXANDRIA,; S25 mo-; refined
gentleman; gent neat: apt; share. Apt
ONE GIRL to share 2-bedrm. apt.
with one other: NV. sec. ia. Ol39.
ONE OR TWO GIRLs-Private bed
rm., all privileges near buses; "
blk. from Hecht's in Arl. GL, O474
ARL.. gentleman will share home with
l or . others, privileges, reas., also
apt, vic. 18th and H st. ne. CHI.
ICES 18th ST. N.w.-Mod. air-cond
dkt.s / ulSldICc OOWIl-
town. Girl to share with another;
ref. Box 150-V. Star. -13
MAN has modern air-cond. apt. in
NV. to share with one other under
30: $44. Box 297-R, Star. -13
18th ST. NV, Lady. Jewish, will
share. nicely furn. apt. with con-
genial lady. $40 mo. RA. 0142.
YOUNG LADY will share Ige. nicely
furn. 1-bedrm. apt with another
lady. $40 per week. NO. 1890.
A MIDDLE-AGED WIDOWER, living
alone land doesn't like it, in an g.
room home, near zoo park, con-
venient to all transportation would
like to share with one or two con-
genial gentlemen of like age. Offers
own private bedroom and home
reereation-pool table, TV, grand
piano, etc, Box 2SS-T, Star. 10"
MAN TO SHARE HIS APT. with an
other man, NV. section. Call RE.
$3.50 or CO. 4353. after pm. II 4
S.E.-Girl to share 3-rm. and bath
apt. with one other. New apt. bldg.
All privileges. TV. LU. 4-O633.
COLORED. Me-, COUPLE, to share
2-bedroom apt. with another couple
nome privileges. La. 6-6957. IA
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HOUSES sALE-N.W. tcont. /,

VISIT BERKELEY TODAY-And you
viii be amazed at what is TAX
ing place; Washington's newest eX-
elusive home development in the
very finest residential area OF the
city; Just off Foxhan rd., adjoining
Wesley Heights and few minutes
from Briarcliff. Spring Valley andi
Kent; Berkeley has been so well
received bv the public that most
every house has sold prior to COM
pletion. Another new group OF .
and bedrm. homes Is nearing COM
pietior. This is a Frank s, Philips
Spect these homes before completion
so that you may observe their very
superior quality. Prices will range
between $50 900 and S45, 900. From
Foxhall rd. and Dexter. west one
block to 49th, left to Calvert. LETT to
4Sth, right to Berkeley. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI. 14l1; ewes. OF,
S5S5. III
ROW BRICK-Seven rms, bsmt. gas
hot-water heat. Det. garage. In gocd
condition. DAISY E. LEWIS. 1852
Pa ave. Sc. AT. 1917 or II. 3-423 :.
MUCH MORE HOUSE FOR YOUR
MONEY-First f.. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit. bath, den. pantry; md f., 4
bedrms. and bath; 3rd f.. 3 bedrmS.
Modernized kitchen, dishwasher.
Garage. Lot 90x242. S19 500, terms.
TAKOMA. D. c.. Only S12,95o. Lge.
q rm. home. Bsmt; enclosed porch;
open porch; pantry and fireplace.
Close to one-fare bus and stores.
ROBERT E. LoHR. GE. oss1.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING tcont. }
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

WENDELL TER.-A few rooms for
Cherry Festival visitors at So. so per
person; also vacancies for perma-
Pen5 seTmont gaeStS rs at slS n per oAs Tk 1927
1iOI 18th N.W.-Lovely rooms for
business people and students; Sc
eSii conn. Ave. ES"NSeWcosFa; N.W:@Room al and 8
Sony eSaTd ,dc for Hn sl5lsi Outside rooms.
FOR AGED or invalid person-com-
Portable room. excel food; home of
nurse; care if necessary. OR. 1928.
1893 N. H. AVE. N.W.-Double. twin
eeds' = good meals. $3.50; triple.
pvt. home; meas : Bieissn' dsss; very Fm;;
reas. JA. 7-4974 until IL Sun.
LARGE DOUBLE BEDRM. with twin
beds. next to bath. home cooking
Call MRS. HUMPHREY, WA. 47l3.
$500 18th N.w.-Beautiful location;
home atmosphere, home cooking
Lying room: free television. co.
BRHDLEY ARMS. 1925 10Th st. NV.
e sa asfSd and db Raffs Tms foT ye rened saf
young ladies or young gentlemen.
Excellent meals: good transporta-
a6:I W0ODLEY PL. NV. nr. Shore
ham, desirable dbl. rm., , young
men. Good tranSp. AID. 0244.
1927 18th ST. N.W.-Triple room,
private bath; double room; share
room for man. 13*
el39 r ST. N.W.-Switchboa ele-
Vator service; pvt, Semipvt. baths;
selective menu. Hobart 1000. Is"
WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble rms in remodeled, re-
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rn. Large closets. Dances and free
movies. Recr. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu. $50-S6O. 1926 2lst
st. NV. HU. 1924.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
231O ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms, some with
private bath. American plan, excel.
meals; home atmosphere. HO. 1866.
COL0RED-ROOM AND BOARD. $50
week. 1434 F st. ne. Ii. 4-7S63.
-13
Evening star., 1952-04-12
CT,ENCOVF
r. WESTERN AVE. AND RIVER RID

Mr.. WESTERN AVE. AND RIVER RID
A preWar built-to- order brick home
with slate roof and fenced-in yard
There are Q large bedrms., built-ir
tub and shower, md A.. 1st fl has
liv, rm. tfirepll, din. rm., kit. and
paneled den; full dry bSmt with
oil INV h. and recessed radiation
large lot with lovely planting; va
cant and most desirable at SIS $50.
70 inspect call Mr.. Ruark SH
4l36. with FIDELITY INVESTMENT
CO. MA. o43i II
Evening star., 1952-04-12

1918 10th ST. Sc.
Completely renovated; 6 rms. bath
3 porches. arranged for 2 families
C complete kits.); adults only; Sl4t
per mo. Open Sun. . to 4.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 18th st. NV. D1. 334t
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ROOMS WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD in country by
man, Can pay 500 a month. Willing
to help around farm. WA. 7743.
ID
EMPL. LADY desires quiet room i'm
mediately: tel. kit. privl.; close in;
refs. exeh. Box 273-T. Star. 12'
room, two single beds, with kitchen
privileges, close to Boiling Air Force
Base. Box oS2-T Star LIZ
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GENTLEMAN, % to 80. to share
house with 3 others; conv. to Pen
tagon and airport; pvt. rm., TV
recr. rm; everything furn.; S55
mo. OF. 7401. --12
FREE RENT in exchange for child
care and Ink. duties. DE. 459O.
-13
COLORED GIRL to share house; ovr
furnished bedrm.; with phone. Cal
Ii Atari
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

NOW, AVAILABLE-New 3-bedroon
brick rambler in excellent N. Ar.
llington location $50 month; yea
KE.SsiNGToN. MD..Three bedrms.
transportation and schools: SD.
per month. Cali MR.. MACINTOSH
Jr:, 10. $4,000 or DI. $500. Ia
ARLINGTON-Brick Colonial, excel
loo; NV. rm.. din. rm., kit, den
bath on End a. Full bsmt', fin. % recr ts
room with flrepl., laundry room and
PoMPoN1o REALTY, INC. oW
sIhXEE IIsm. nsass N RossnsF1 Hl;
ton. completely redecorated; large
lot; S115 per mo. Call MA. 1921
FALLS CHURCH-2-bedrm. house. a
blks. to shopping center and direct
T,una r4ate to Psntag9n Is2n Bldg; SlI2.
days. anytime Sunday. ia
NEW HOME on Annandale. rd; near
Falls. Church, bedrms.. bath. lee.
din. rm. with firepl., equipped
ktrtb Kit; plenty Of 4as@ storage space; Sl"5
SSss sssss; siHg mo- s'' ca. $S}fE
BETHESDA Brand-new rambler.
three vtS 6edTms reSacs eomn na1psd xpgdnns
pull down ladder to storage. attic,
Available now: S170. Call Mrs.
Christman, ALLIED REALTY CORP.
$50 $500 np Wis, ave; IIIv WI; SS49. ~; IL L.,
ot Afexsndria H7aiI May n" i. SUesh esi1
after 6 pm. KI. 8-239l. Ia
SILVER SPRING-New 3-bedrm.,
semidet. brick homes; children ac-
cepted; immediate occupancy; S115
per mo; WooDMooR AGENCY, INC.
NEAR ARLANDRIA-one-year-old -old
brick row house, ga bedrms., liv.
rm., kit. and bath; avail. immedi-
ately; S110. Phone XII. S-4544. -.-13
HYATTSVILLE--Fiv bungalow.
on large lot, desirable neibhborhood,
fences: 500 mo-; refs. required. AP.
FALLS Vcff CHURCH AREA-Three bed
rooms, brick. large living rm., din
ing rm., kitchen, tile bath; full
bsmt,; lovely large corner lot I back
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Three-bedrm
brick Colonial Liv. rm. with firepl
and picture window, din. rm.. pine
paneled rec: rm. with Ty; hsgstone
May l. SI65. WI. 299!. II
SOUTHEAST, mr. Andrews and Boil
ling Field; D lovely rms. full bsmt,
fenced yard; SlI0 mo. MRS.
SEAToN, 10. 9S624 or ST. $500.
RAvENwooD-De luxe stone home.
3 bedrms., 3 baths, den, 2-car
etJsr %w ao5l F E. MALCOLM RealtOr'
1st ST" FL. 2o6 OF ARLINGTON HOME
Five rms; bath and full bsmt,:
Minis. to Pentagon. Lease and refer
ences required. Call IA. $685. I
ARLiNGToS-Brick fIift G On Colonial. 2 bed
rooms, liv. rm., din. rm., kit, nice
yard; conv. to Pentagon and shop
ping centers: $135 per month; avail;
about May 5th. ia. 2-1514. .-l3
$11O-Three-bedrm. new row brick,
conv. transp:. schools shoppings,
COLuMBiA PIKE AREA-Semi-d det.,
2-bedrm. house; equipped with auto.
washer. garbage disposal. large yard.
Conv. to Pentagon. S110. DU. 2431.
GEORGETOWN, 1888 35th St.; 6
rms. baths, full bsmt., gas heat,
adjacent graded. Junior. and high
schools, shop. ctr. and transp !;
newly renovated. Inspection 6 to
pm. Sat. and Sun. -13
TWO-BEDRM.. new rambler-Fair-
fax, conven. to school, SI05.
Three -bedrm. rambler-Fun bSmt.,
Nnrth Arlington &lAH
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in near
by Md. or NV. D. c.; free apprals-
ais; no delay. For complete rental
service. phone US today. PERRY
HAY CO., 81. 6242. -l5
WANTED BY JUNE or BEFORE.
bedroom house. unfurn., in quiet
NV. location: pref. with small gar
dem, empl. professional couple; ne
children: consider long lease; Sun
weekdays after Il. WO. $3.50. IL"
BOYS 3 AND ., girl 5. Mother anc
Pad need house; maximum rent
Iposr9ehial school. Cal WI. 4453. 49,
, or 3 bedrooms. yard, close to shop.
ping center: S110-S125; year lease
or more. XII. S-9S4O.
CANADIAN AIR FORCE officer re.
quireS 3-bedroom unfinished ram.
bler with garage; occupancy July |
must be near senior high school and
in NV. area. Box o44-T, Star IA
FURN. HOUSE OR APT. avail. BY
April Is; up to Sl25: for couple and
infant. Ia. 1913. -13
RESPONSIBLE loca'
executive desires 3 or 4 bedrm. house
under $3.50; prefer Chevy Chase ol
Bethesda area; / School-aged child
no pets. Call MR.. DALTON, WI
3ls5:, Sun. and ewes, JU. $4,000
weekdays. lis
WE HAVE A preferred clientele to
rent your fine home. List it with
US for quick service.
TELEPHONE OR. 4464
", C. & A. n. MILLER