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Evening star., 1952-06-21
Typos Defect Arcudes

A two-run rally in the ninth
gave the Union Printers a 5-4 VIC
tory over the Arcade Pontiacs yes
1terday in the Departmental
League.
Evening star., 1952-06-21
FOURTH RAcE-Pace. Class &C: mile.
SEVENTH RACE
Post Time, s:1S Pm;

SEVENTH RACE = Pace. 3.year-oldi
/. Mishty Lucky IPP.1l SWathen) g.
Ii. Ensign Mite (P.P.2l (Wathen. jr.) g.
g. Forrest Direct tP.P.3l lDon M'lerl g.
4 voting Trust tP.P.5 (Schue)- 5-
8. Prim Hal PPi6l tK; GartnaD 10
.. Frisco Fury P.P.10l tHserfordl Is
10. Benham Tryax (PP.1D (RuSselD g.
1-Ia-S. A. Wathen q Son entry.
Evening star., 1952-06-21
Braves, II; Cords, 7
Totals 36 IL 24ll


'Batted for Glaviano with IA count and
finished Glaviano's strikeout.
st. Louis ------- 900 90 700 =
Boston --------- O10 O0U0) 10x-l2
Runs-Hemus, Schoendienst. MusiaI,
SisIer. Lowery, Glaviano. II. Rice, Jethroe'
Thorpe, CD. Grove. Gordon, 1aj. Cooper
20. Dittmer. Mathews. Wilson, SPAIN.
IErrors--Staley, Cooper, Schmidt, Mathews.
Runs batted in-Mathews, Cooper "a.
Dittmer, Logan, Wilson (2), Thorpe
Spahn D. Rice, Hemus t4l. Slaughter,
Lowrey. Two-base hits-Cooper. Lowrey
Home runs-Hemus SPAIN. Stolen bases
emss to schoendienst Ousis 70 ssler; Disg siser
Ito HemuS to Sisler; Dittmer to Logan to
baSes-St Louis z; Boston. 4: Bases on
tballs-Of Wilson. A of SPAIN, /; of
Wsrle. l.: of Schmidt 3. Struck out-By
Brecheen, 3. Hits-Of Staley, in 51s
innings: OIL Werle. l in q inning; OF
Schmidt. in inning; on Brecheen, /
oh Burdette. 3 in 0 inning Uaced bat
tiers in 7th): of SPAIN, 2 in 22s innings.
Runs and earned runs-of staley, SIS;
|on Werle 3-3; Of Schmidt 80; OF .Bre-
Icheen, liz: of Wilson, 5-5; OF Burdette.
2-2; OF SPAIN 90: Hit by pitcher
Werie Jethroe). Winning pitcher-Wilson
90. Losing pitcher-Staley (9-5).
Evening star., 1952-06-21
x1oHTH RAcE-Pace. Class BIB; 1 mile

| Chestert'n Boy tP.P.D q. Waltersl A.
e. Sing sCpF e SP.PiSs'K Ke]iv 81 WaiterO e.
]. Lord Clinton (P.P.3l lT. Walters) IL
|. Headway. fP.P.D CIV. Wathen) -. g.
]. Honor Direct tP.P;5 q: Jamssl --13-l
I.1a-J. walters Stable entry.
Evening star., 1952-06-21
Mrs. Sturk Golf Winner

Mrs. j. j. Stark registered 6 up
in match play against par to win
yesterdays ladies' day event at
the Army Navy Club. Mrs. Mel
son LeClare was second with / UP.
Evening star., 1952-06-21

Ten years ago-Brooklyn and
st. Louis split a double-header
enabling the Dodgers to retain
a 71a game lead.
Evening star., 1952-06-21
Mats
Continued From Page A-1OJ

Madison. Washington had a scor-
ing chance when Vernon walked
and Runnels singled with none
out. But Hoderlein bunted foul on
a third strike for an automatic
strikeout. Mickey Grasso flied to
short center and Floyd Baker
popped to Miranda.
Meanwhile, the Mats were re-
ceiving excellent pitching from
Joe Haynes, Sandy Consuegra and
Tom Ferrick. They held the
Browns scoreless for the last II
innings after Lou Sleater had been
belted for five runs.
Darrell Johnson, rookie catcher,
singled across a run in the first
inning off Sleater and the little
southpaw was clubbed for four
more in the fourth. Bob Nieman
opened that session with a home
run and the Browns got three
more on Dick Kryhoski's single,
Cass Michaels' double, Tommy
Byrnes single and Bobby Young's
double.
Wood and YOst Homer.
Wood had locked the score at
IL in the fourth on a home run
blast into the leftfield bleachers
off Byrne. A pinch double by
Frank Campos and Eddie Yost's
fourth homer sliced Washington's
deficit to 5-3 in the fifth. Bearden,
who retired seven batters in order
after replacing Byrne in the fifth,
got in trouble in the eighth and
Runnels' single, coupled with
DyckS error, knotted the score.
/ Jensen and Runnels each got
three of the Mats IA hits while
Young produced four of the
Browns IA blows.
Evening star., 1952-06-21

Totals "a s x30 10 Totals 81 13 SO Is
sSingled for Carrasauel in 9th.
SSingled for RogoVin in 1th.
tSingled for Aloma in 9th.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED


3131 MT. PLEASANT ST.-I.ge. de-
sirable store. to sublet. Inquire co.
MONTGOMERY g6s COUNTY Corner
METROPOLITAN and Ct; Paul sts; Ken.
s sTs oestd 5Or 9qSinsss ssa RHS
Realtors. 81. 6io0. Weekdays III ..
SILVER SPRING Concrete
store. 40 by so. with bsmt. Call
GE. 1871; eyes,. GE. 1855. 30
ARLINGTON--We have . store with
parking. facilities available. suitable
COHEN HaS.0J "a. 09 sAissi. ALBERT e.
next 1.sl Sss q siSo Ez ssss
WHITE OR coLoRED-Fully equip.
grocery store downtown; ready for
saS LIZ Iss Ff REA e. 'e eo f.
siSa 18th ST. .N.w.-Tailor shop;
H Hil lsaS EOS s. IS Is 9r vacant. Gall
1920 IRVING ST: N.W.-Rear half
trance, only; good for any business
that does not need street entrance.
S9I4 14th ST. N.W.-In heavy popu-
lated area; 1-story bldg. 15x4O
having 500 50. IT,; lge. show window:
rentS $50 per mo. P. j. WAISHE.
INC. Ills Eye st. NV. MA. e46s.
WHEATON--16x60, parking front
and rear: avail. in 80 days. RE.
O7lb; ewes, WI. 1922. -26
$40 It'll ST. S.W.-Lge. store with Q
rms. in rear; use of bsmt; will re-
decorate for restaurant. Only S67 so
per mo. Call MR.. GEORGE, RE.
1915.
7O5 PARK RID. N.W.-S6O. heat in
cluded; across from new Safeway
store. DAVID E. BARRY CO.. ME.
202b, Sat. and Sun. -2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY

sTUCCO HOME on S acres.
River I'd. section of Bethesda. Md,
All for $4,000, with $1,000 down
ALLIED REALTY CORP, Mrs. Webb
WI. 5661. --2I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
WOODLAND SETTING

SUPER RAMBLER
Big de luxe brick, with
separate full size din. rm.,
a long cleaning kit. with
breakfast area, 3 lge. twin
size bedrms. and bSmt. A
quality home with all the re-
f1nements. including garbage
disposal, lighted closets, etc,
Level lot. 05 IT. wide. with
lovely background of trees,
Owner is moving to farm and
has cut price to the bone for
quick sale at less than $4,000,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20

COUNTRY HOME

II acres. Fairfax County--lO.rms.
2M baths. 2 porches, bsmt.; 2nd
BLDG, 2 rms. kit. and bath; deep.
freeze, washer. dryer, power mower
Vienna 16S-W-6. Ali day sat. sun;
weekdays after 8. -21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
OPPORTUNITY

All you 2-bedroom rambler
hunters see this spacious
white brick and frame 72-ft.
snugly located among iee'
oak trees. in beautiful loca-
27-ft. liv. rm.. ige. kit. with
breakfast nook, bsmt. with
outside entrance, full stair
way to attic. Beautiful
financing with only $4,000
cash. See 1t and you will
agree, you can't equal 1t on
today's. XXX market. 1mmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20

DIRECT FROM OWNER-3-bedrm.,
detached. preferably rambler: APP
prox. $4,000. Driving distance
N. A. S., Anacostia. Have substan-
w tial cash 81 E En .S ssl7 W. FL
2-bath, $4,000 rambler in Fails
Church for larger house. JE. 1886.
OLD HOUSE with acreage in D. c. or
within 5 miles D. c. VIII pay cash.
2. Q. Box 5597. D. C. IS. 30
RAMBLER in Montgomery County or
dem; must be in $4,000 class.
JE. 3-73O9. FL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
HIGH CEILING

In this white masonry bunga.
In Falls Church; lSx12 liv. rm.
zone wall white paneled), with
lge. fireplace; sep. din. rm. and
2 .good-sized bedrms; bsmt.
and attic; beaut. lot; $4,000
cash will handle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
S17.950

Full price for this immaculate 81
bedrni. rambler: Additional fea-
tTrss i INCLUDE DEL ireph storm storm. win I'm
trance: lge. lot; lovely neighbour
hood. Convenient to schools. shop
ping end transp. Open sat. and
sun, Q until n. Out Rt. to
Penn paw Hotel, right. on Kings
hwy. 2 blks.. left on School 1T, TO
200 Breezy ter. By own 1E.
1-bO01 ewes. ez1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
SCHOOL DAYS

You can stop worrying about
your tots" crossing the roads
or missing the bus. This
home is within Ia blks. Of
school. It Is a brand-new
Cape Cod. all brick, with full
bsmt., bedrms. and 2 full
baths. Close to shopping and
transp., on q quiet street,
on lge. level lot. You can
choose your decorator II you
hurry. $500 cash and low
mo. paymtS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
THE M. H. BARRY ORG

The Old Reliable Office"
22O6 MT. VERNON AVE. ALEX, VA.
TIE. 2242 AL. O07S TR $3.50
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uAIIIES GALORE

WAN Nk1o 4NA1<1A@ =
af1s wilson Blvd. GIL. 27s'
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WANTED TO LEASE, warehouse.
drtve-in entrance, approx. 1000 m
It.. d. c. or nearby Md. Elk. 6640.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
SPACIOUS COLONIAL

Just on Lorcom lane At
Riverwood, where exclusive
locations and gracious living
reign supreme; you'll ind this
magnificent home within Its
33-ft. liv. rnl., de luxe GE kit,
3 baths and powder rm.,
twin-size bedrms., full bsmt.;
det.. gar. Now vacant and
ready for occupancy. Re-
duced for quick sale: good
financing and reas. DIN. paymt,
See 1t Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
ASSUME CT TRUST

Brick and frame semi, only
2 yrs. old; immaculate cond.;
Liv. rm., din. rm., kit. ON
LIST. H.: 2 bedrms.. bath up;
flagstone patio in front with
metal awnings; Anchor fence
In rear. Good location in pop
ular Huntington. Alexandria.
Arizona sun., 1952-01-11


about it, she IS really one person
who keeps her business out of the
public eye, or should I say, used
to keep it out of the public eye.
Watch out (23-23) don't overdo
it now. Why is it. that a certain
member "a distinguished member
too) is so noisy when out in pub
lie? If you are within ten blocks
Of him you will hear. him before
you see him: Really !(161 do you
have to be so noisy? Your uni
form will attract all the attention
to-~yeu that you need So let's be
quieter, shall we? Officers are
supposed to be refined, so I hear.
really like to 'let my hair
down" so to speak in my column,
but it seems, if I do, am criti-
cized for it. After all that is what
this column is for, but if my
readers don't like it I will have
10 be more discreet, as you have
noticed here. So that will be all
for this week; more next week
you lovely people.
Yourstruly,
TOWN TATTLER
Arizona sun., 1952-01-11
BY The Globe TrOtter

New York City - Global = 1852
will bring us many new celebrities
and surely let us continue to en-
joy the showmanship of those we
already have such as Pearl Bailey,
Willie Bryant, Fred O'Neal, Sarah
Vaughan, Hazel Scott, Lou Lutour,
Arnett Cobb Bill Kinney, 10 Baker,
Dots johnson; Canada Lee, Ruby
Dee, Sirney Potter, Nipsey Russell,
Muriel Rain, Louis Rocco, Dorothy
Maynor, and the wonderful Marian
Anderson = and numerous others
- would fill pages to name all.
Broadways newest couple = not
in name but in production, Cleo
patra," the Oliviers Laurence and
Vivien Leigh being acclaimed for
splendid performances. And in the
USO troup to Alaska, another
couple, Freddie and Flo Robinson,
comedy team, also winning acclaim.
BY the way, the critics have
listed the "Top Ten" pictures =
but the Globe Trotter would ad
Arizona sun., 1952-01-11
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one to that number - "The Well"
The 10 being Fourteen Hours, I"
"The Brave Bulls" "Oliver Twist" :"
"A Place in the Sum- People Will
Talk" "A Streetcar Named De-
SIRE" "An American in Paris" de-
tective Story" Death of A Sales
man" and Decision Before Dawn" 4"
Shuttle Along" will shuttle
along for production SO they say,
with Pearl Bailey in. starring
role. 49,.
Fred Astaire< invades Harlem
with a dance studio, and it seems
as if the notables are endorsing
same, which, the Studio of Astaire
- both.
Bobbie Bell and brother George
still are top hosts on uptown Broad
way at the 149th Street spot = St.
Louis own have what it takes -
talent, and the know how to make
others happy at the right time.
Bobbie is one of the Three Pep
pers" too.
| Harlem's Apollo doing alright
Arizona sun., 1952-01-11
Story Of Alcoholic
ANONYMOUS

One of a hundred thousand
stories after years of drinking,
trying religion, doctors and curers.
Susie B. finally had to admit that
She was an alcoholic and could not
drink like other people. Then she
called for help and Alcoholic An
onymous answered her call. Hang
overs moved out and the happy
way to stay sober moved in and
took over.
Today in that home you will
find a wonderful, kind, loving.
sweet wife, mother and friend, in
stead of the sick, discouraged, con-
fused, drunk woman of sometime
ago ,.>
Instead of a man looking years
beyond his age, beaten, lost and
at the end of the road, there is a
very happy young man facing the
future with a bright outlook.
The children are once more
happy, care-free school kids. No
more peeking around the corner
scared half to death wondering il
mama is sick again. ,
The home now is small but
neat, happy, normal American
home, sharing its love and happi-
ness to all who enter.
You will find help and hope there
if you come with a sincere desire
for your soberity. 1t has helped
one hundred fifty thousand, it can
help you if you want it.
No fees = no dues - no profit
= no catch. Happiness. group OF
alcoholic anonymous.
Call 4-44S1 - 1864 - 4-0631
Arizona sun., 1952-01-11
T.. N. COMMITTEE DEBATES
TREATMENT OF EAST INDIANS

Paris (NNPA)-The Special Po-
litical Committee of the United
Nations General Assembly last
Wednesday debated the treatment
of East Indians in South Africa and
heard Afghanistan and Soviet Rus
sia voice support of proposal un-
der which the Union of South Af-
rica would be called upon to sus-
PEND her Group Areas act until the
Indian problem can be worked out.
Arizona sun., 1952-01-11
TOWN
TA7TLER
Howdy friends!

HoWdy friends!
1 noticed quite a gathering at
the Masonic club on the night of
the Arizona Clubs party for its
employees, q am trying something
new, now, instead of giving ini-
tials I am going to use numbers
and make it more interesting for
my friends0. Among my friends
at this party one person in par
ticular stood out to me. Miss co
is really getting on the "ball'
now. She was escorted to the
party by that dashing and debon-
nair Mr.. (10) see that she is TAX
ing my advice of a few weeks ago.
Keep up the good work co. May
be you will make it after all.
haven't seen that cute little nurse
Miss 08-6) in a long time. Can
it be that she has gotten news
that has broken her heart? 1 hope
not, but come to think of it,
don't think the news 1 have in
mind will matter one way or the
other to her, she is one person
I do believe actually knows how
to compete with any situation
regardless how tedious. Good girl
1850 take everything in your
stride and you will get much fur
ther. When a certain fellow left
for the army his little wife was
greiving so much that she didn't
have time to go anywhere or see
anyone, but now it is different
story. I see her out quite often
now. Can it be that (23-23 has
new interest now, or has she had
it all along and we didn't see it..
Well frankly, 1 don't know much
~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~.~ ~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~
with Cab Galloway and his ork -
while the Nicholas Brothers hold
forth at the Palace where Judy
Garland is still taking her bows.
ride the Right Bus" another
drama being given the "eye" as
was given to "Anna Lucasta" -
watch for results. Now just keep
praying and cheering the shut-ins
-. says the Globe Trotter for Glo-
fbal. = -------=-- --'7----'-.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-11-08

The film is de scribed as ''4 star.studded, song and dance number embellished with many popular tunes. .'' The picture is scheduled for Sun- day and Monday.
 Helen Hayes gives one of her greatest acting jobs in My Son John which is sho wing Tuesday and Wednesday. Ro-
Kodiak mirror., 1952-11-08
Musical Showing Sunday Monday

Two Tickets To Broadway is a Tachnioolor music Il pro
 duced by Howard Hughes. Those having starring roles in the picture are Tony Martin, Janet Leigh, Gloria DeHaven, Eddie Bracken, Ann Miller, Bob Crosby and Buddy Baer.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-11-08

bert Walker, who died several months ago, has a starring role. Others in the cast are Van Heflin and Dean dagger.
 Thursday a western may be seen. little: Slaughter Trail.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-11-08

The regular meeting of the city council will be held at the ctiy hall at 7:30 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-11-08

and Mrs. Robert Hall, for lots ' and 8, block 30. of the East Addition.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-11-08

A deed creating tenancy bp entirety" has been given by William l.. Andrews to MT.
Evening star., 1952-01-09
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

WE MOVE TRUNKS. 2 or 8 pieces
OF entire household. JET MOVING
MOVING ACCRoss THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
Seperate rooms; expert packing
co INC. (estab. 1906).
COok TRANSCRIBED any time for
courteous service. New closed vans.
experienced movers only. ia. S-21OS.
LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
Prompt serv.; reas. ST. 1000. 2 DAYS
a wk., a.m.-9 pm. W. MARVIN.
Evening star., 1952-01-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Brick; center entrance; in immac
cond.; 3 twin-siZe bedrmS., 2 tile
baths on 2nd A.; large liv. rm. and
din, rm., modern kit; porch; at
tached garage; level lot; bsmt.; gas
als aattrse - terms r sg 70 II, Inspect call Or
TY BROKERS. INC, 55O6 Conn. ave
BARNABY WOODS-S26. 500: located
in the center of this delightful
home-owner community and sur.
rouned by quality homes Of brick
construction; full basement; spacious
living and dining rooms. Today
able price. To inspect. can WO
23O0. Once open til 9 pm. EDW
BRIGHTWOOD-R brick, liv. rm.,
dining rm., den, kit, 8 bedrms. and
bath; garage. nice yard; gas heat;
o A. spact Hslss taS ca EfRs as SEaT9 $II9
CO., INC, GE. e302 till 8 pm.
BRIGHTwooD, sI4,9so - Near
Calvin Coolidge High; delightful g.
room semidet. brick; oil heat; Vene-
ttan blinds, washing machine, avn
ment. RAFFEIL REAL ESTATE. SH.
1103 It'll 9.
CATHEDRAL AVE, at Cleveland; best
neighborhood; close to Shoreham
Hotel; brick with 8 bedrms..
baths, end floor; 2 bedrms. and
bath. 3rd floor; excellent lst-fioor
plan; real value at S27,250. LE-
GUM q GERBER. Realtors, OR.
5000 It'll 9 pm. -9
CHEVY CHASE. d. C. - Barnaby
Wood, half handsome det. brick
Colonial residence 1st d. has recep-
tion area, through center hall. "a It.
iv. rm., family sized din. rm., brk-
fast. room {may be converted into
library. Kitchen with disposal and
dishwasher.- 2nd d. has 8 bedrms :,
baths and generous closet sp., I'm
iShed heated. 3rd q. Basement has
finished recr. rm. with firepl., maid s
rm.,. with bath, under $4,000. E.
y. MCCORMICK, 1910 Wisconsin
ave. NV. Wo. coos.
Evening star., 1952-01-09
APARTMENTS UNEURNlsHED

FuRN. if desired, 5-rm. and bath
sanitarium: Can 81. 5000. 10 ,
CAPITOL HEIGHTS rooms and
4atSr Elt share saG mo bath 10 gss SssEs 5snse and
eAITHERSBURG-Living rm., bed
Tm,. kitchen and pvt. bath. Adults:
500 and $40. GaithersburE 555 or
TWo BEDRMs., sso.75, incl. utils.
cations 1910 Vermont ave. NV NV.
.s1a .ssG Il iSS ST: a Saw.-one ri room kit ls and
sa!ter sssR W2shFGFoh @aR5s fS5fD H6DsS6 E5t5
ESWSoEs EWosssllbSkMs.4 SAs 4SlS APT, 2nd II. small.
allowance for care Of halls etc. Oil
heat os sDSRREYFUs PR BROS Realtoors'
PEAUTiF3UIL 2-bedrm.. e-bath apt.
for those of discriminating taste
Spacious rms; NV. NV. location; after
B7I7 FIRST ST. s.E.-New 1-bedrm.
apts.. ready for OCCUPANCY; sos. 30.
GEO; Z; WoRTH1NdToN & SON,
1873 &c E. CAPITOL sT.-New S 2-bed-
il gzA5$ AT. 3; ISia E. ssgltpI =; Il
GEoRGEToWN APT, unfurn.; 3
den dgs; ia% aRd rent esth NO replaes s1S and gar
D BEDRMs.. in apt. house ou MINI.
ping; Ss5 Der mo. without utiis.
.SG1Snnr .GSn ManageT v Lu. 1Es15S6. 10
NEM9 Satb DECOR 9s6 Reas scnt Ems
Cir. ED. M, o'sULLIVAN, Ma. Ts4s,
APT. NO. ;, 1924 L ST. SEE rms.
T. kit T. f5Rf5tS BR6ENNGER saih Feg5 goNs s6S25 1Nc
HGDEES S sfSisnsy s;ssgfy apt in apt 6lss
closets; furn, or unturn. AID; 2612;
IAKoNA sns fABS 5edrm half kit blk and cfrT9 batb
lIth AND PEABoDY-New e-bedrm.
apts. overlooking Rock Greek Park.
LGe. lily; rm. with, plenty Of window
Sesams rsq dinet5s sBscd! 5HSiTsd aiosets Kit Fs
TRTiRs RR' IRsl 1Nc, Nc Ma Gait 5746 A6DoN ffqp
HYATTSVILLE-2 bedrms.. separate
dining rm., immediate occupancy;
THUR CARR Agency. AP. 1898.
rAKoMA PARK. MD.-1mmediate oc-
Seupsncy; ! bedrm:, lily; rm., dinette,
Kitchen. tile bath, SS0; lV. rm.,
S75; both have REFRIGERATOR, stove.
Venetian blinds, oak f1s.; conven-
iently located. 81. 1850. Ill
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Attrac apt, lge. liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit. and bath; S110. ST. 1705.
1224 NEAL ST. NE-3 rooms, kitch-
en- and bath; h.-w.h.;- S37.41.
24O6 L Enfant Square SE.--3 rooms,
kitchen and bath; all utilities fur
THOMAS p BROWN. e15 4th St.
S.W., MA. 1919. .
GEORGETOWN-In excellent condi-
ton; extra large bedroom, living rm.,
bath. kitchen (diSposaD; heat and
hot water furnished; near Dunbar
ton oaks in 4-unit building: S125.
Ewes, WI. 02q6.
J. LEO KOLB co.
1887 Wis. Ave. MI. 2100.
Evening star., 1952-01-09
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FRENCH OFFICER desires to rent un-
furnished four-bedroom house with
large rooms for entertaining. Tele-
phone office, DE. $500, Ext. IL.
UNFURN. 8 or 4 bedrm. rambler or
Diet. house by Feb. 18th, NV. WASH
1ngton or close-in Silver Spring.
Rental of approx. $500 per mo. viii
consider option to purchase JU.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY; furnished
house or apt, two bedrooms, con-
venient to parochial school and park,
NV. area preferred. Box 1890, Star
BRITISH OFFICER requires 3-bed-
room turn: house from Feb. to
Mar. 2l; Arl. pref ia 4-1672.
2 OR 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house
or apartment, quiet location, Alexan-
dria or Falls Church area; man,
cat and spaded poodle WELL
trained; prefer use own electric
range, refgr., washer; would like
fence; minimum s months, probably
longer; willing to pay to S11O. Call
Mr.. HOBBAH, EX. 616S. lie
WE NEED HOUSES, unrurnished; /;
SS5 to $500. Call rental mgr, WO.
1900, with THOS. L. PHILLIPS.
A; +. CAPT, 3 SIN. children; need s.
bedrm. unfurn. house; reas. rent;
close-in Md. NV, before Feb. 4. 81
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Evening star., 1952-01-09
HOUSES TO SHARE

SMALL BUNGALOW, 4sOs 62nd ave-,
Edmonston, Md; $12 per wk. incl.
1862 s ST. S.E.-Couple to share ny
home, wife as companion, light
housework. for invalid lady. No rent
References. AK. 1864. 10
COLORED-LGE. FRT. RIM. with US,
OF house for sgle. or cple Apply 3421
Clay st. ne. Call Ii. 6-96SO. IL
Evening star., 1952-01-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
MANOR PARK

Seven rm. brick home In fine cond.,
In. ideal location for trans. and
schools, front porch, side hail, liy,
rm.,. din rm., full breakfast rm,,
lovely kitchen, 3 large bedrms.,
1oored inclosed porch. Full recr.
2-car garage. Cali Mr.. CDobbsl
4 Dobrowolski.
CAMPANELLA d CO.
E1. ala. Ewes, 81. S066.