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Evening star., 1952-06-08
TODAY.

ERNEsTO FARAGO. yiolinist;, LII
pm. Vitalrs ."Ciaccona:" Stamitz'
c"ConceIto:" Dohnanyi's Sonata, op.
WHadfs Wisdiaeroff's as "vardar.s vSrdsns Af''A1''
cHoiR OF MEN AND BoYs and the
MIXED CHOIR, the church, 8 pm.
TIE tie +HsIs hnm;rA Ante TsrmiRun' Sanc Ssn
Dimittis." Apostles Greed. Lords
Prayer; ''Versicles and Responses"
20 Lux Beata Trinitas." Farrant's
nCali to Remembrance, g 2 LORD;
pomini. Roseilii,s "Adoramus Te.
Christie; King John Of Portugars
nis;sz, GTsx Fdels Lofts od kysiss Can
Gloriosi," ii Menesalrs JeS1 "Jesa salvator AVIATOR
Mundi." Farrant's Lord, for Thy
Tender Ten Mercy's Sake; Weelkes' Let
crets of Our Hearts; Vulpius' Now
God Be. Praised in Heaven Above"
20 Salutaris Hostia," Adore TIE De-
vote '.Iantum Ergo sacramentum,"
THOMAS II. KERR, Jr., piano recital.
National Gallery Of Art, 8 pm.
Mozart's "Adagio.. B Minor; Kay's
Five Inventions" ;" Bach Bauer My
Soul Doth Rest in Jesus Keeping"
Bach Hummell Overture to Cantata
No. 146;" Faure's Theme and Vari-
II Form Of q Dance" Prelude in
E9Fas r1rm Of an Stud Etqde M;5n1 ;Ghopins Ma
No. 3; A Minor, Op. II. No. 4: B
Major. Op. So, No. IL; "Barcarolle."
Fantasy on Themes From Vein
berger'S Opera 'Schwanda'."
AIR FORCE BAND, Col. George 8.
Howard, conductor; Capt. Leroy
Anderson guest conductor, east
fFSnt sgmphong Gspt0 o the sp1 Pm des ems
Day" from Puccini's Madame But
terri Airman BIC Martha Chave.
soprano; Shostakovitch's prelude
XIV" excerpts from Prokofieff's
Love OF Three Oranges" Largo al
factotum." from Rossini's Barber of
tone: curzon's in Malaga" Herbsrt's
Villa" Airman l/c arjorie Bru-
baker soprano: selections by Singing
SergeantS. 1t. Robert L. Landers. di-
rector; Anderson's Irish Suite"
Blue Tango" Chicken Reel" Capt.
Anderson, conducting; Service Med
4. ley,n arr; Cray,
Fucik's "Florentiner March" Dvorak's
TASTE impromptu," Harold Maish.
sousas "The Liberty Bell" selections
from GerShwin's "Porgy and Bess,"
Smiths "Bolero," John Gosling, Guy
netists:: Listz's Hungarian Rhapsody
No. :"
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Turnt0bIe Talk
Mercury's New Slogan
Means Improved Sound

SCOKOWSK1 uses multiple mikes
and studio technique so that the
music seems closer and more de-
tailed. The individual work by
his hand-picked musicians is no
table. Tonal richness is increased
but there is less dynamic realism.
London's sound is closer to that of
Mercury but it isn't as clean. The
violins have typical FFRR wiri-
ness and tympani are less incisive.
Coorse in Loud Spots
On the Tschaikowsky Fourth,
for comparison, the Scherchen
CWestminster) has wide range and
is rich, but the loud spots are
coarse and lacking in cohesion.
The Mercury is smoother.
The Minneapolis recordings in
clude Borodin's Symphony No. 2
and the "Firebird Suite" plus a
disc offering Berlioz' Roman
Carnival Overture" Ravel'S pa
vane for a Dead Princess" and
"Alborada del Gracioso" and the
three Debussy Nocturnes. Gener-
ally these are similar to the Chi
'cago discs, but Minneapolis hall
acoustics are not so good and the
spatial effect is less pronounced.
The performance Of Kubelik' S
Pictures" is more exciting than
Rodzinski's and probably as good
as you can get. The "New World
has more drive than Jorda's and
less tinkering than Stokowski's
The English horn solo is played
straight. The TschaikowSky also
is straight" and has ample sweep.
The Bartok and Bloch are equal
to anything likely to be marketed.
Use of Margin Control
The Dorati "Nocturnes" fall
short of both Stokowski's (Victor)
and Ansermet's Uondon). The
Ansermet is a new issue, and the
best. The "Firebird" is spec
tacular but comes close to plain
noise at one point which is not
the composers fault.
Even Mercury cannot overcome
the ponderousneSS of the first
movement of the Borodin. The rest
comes off we'll. It is the best avail
able on LIP now. So is the Roman
Carnival" "Alborada" is good but
it's a good idea to try Ansermet on
this, too.
The Mercurys have some other
virtues. Margin control was used
in the cutting-meaning grooves
are spaced wider where necessary
to foreStall distortion. The discs
are pressed carefully, with good
Icentricity (review copies). And
the recording follows the new
Audio Engineering Society stand
ard, meaning hi-f1 owners can
play the records precisely as they
should be played, without guess
work.
For a further judgment on the
overall technique, more samples
will be needed-piano and violin
concertos, big choral, classic SYM
phony Mozart, Beethoven. But
on first evidence it seems a no
table experiment.
There is one lingering problem
about Giving presence" however
that matter of "full room vol
ume." Suppose you do follow the
directions and you live in an
apartment, and suppose you get
thrown out. Is it really safe to
move a concert hall into your liv-
ing room?
Evening star., 1952-06-08

OOCOUcI O1 CUuIoC, Oh BC11Cy1
special meeting could be called.
The season just closed was one Of considerable
activity for many of the groups. Some associa-
tions, through earnest endeavor, have materially
increased in membership.
Palisades Citizens Make Honor Roll.
The honor for the greatest achievement in
membership growth, without doubt belongs to
the Palisades Citizens Association. The Bulletin
of that association for June boasts of member
ship of 1882. All records of its Membership Com
mittee of so people have been broken. Some All
new families have Joined the association this fiscal
year, making total of 1926 families, or 2,262
members.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
THURSDAY.

EDWARD RUHL: tenor, benefit recital.
$40 Pm: Handeps "0mbra mai
th'Unsheltered Moor I'd Tread"
Mainacht Der Gang zum Lieb-
chen" ''Wie Melodien zieht es mir"
.Mein Liebe is gruen",; "Ch'ella mi
ciulla del West" Debussy's "Ro-
nance" Mutt d'etoilleS"; Obra-
doris Dos Cantares Populares."
'Coplas de Curros Dulce": Roxas'
"Annabel Lee" Charles Clouds"
Kitsis' THE Germ" Come un bel
di di maggio,"', from Giordanos "An-
drea Chenier."
NORMAN FRAUENHEIM, plano recital.
Pierce Hall, $50 pm. Bach's Pre-
ludes, Fugues. B Flat Minor. G
Minor; Bulls THE Kings Hunting
Jig" Byrd's ''Wolsey's. Wild" Da-
GUMS LIE Coucou," Rameau's
''Musette en- Rondeau," LA PouIe";
Brahms-Gluc "Gavotte.' Schu-
turne. C Minor" 'fmpromptu, q
Flat: "Mazurka, A Minor; De-
bussy's "Reflets dams reau," LA
file aux cheveux de lin; Liszt's
"RhapSOdie hongroise"
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Stamp
By jones Waldo Fowcett

The centenary Of the telegraph
system of Brazil is being celebrated
with a set of three stamps show
ing portraits of men identified
with it's establishment-Barao de
Capanema, Gen. Polidoro la Fon-
SEGA and Eusebio de Queiros.
A vignette of the late King
George WI is featured in the de-
sign of each of the new stamps Of
st. Christopher, Nevis and An
guilla. British crown colonies in
Evening star., 1952-06-08
FRIDAY.

ARMY BAND, Capt. Hugh Curry. con-
ductor; east plaza, Capitol, 8 pm.
.Sousa's Liberty Bell" Enescos
"Aria, Toccata," from Villa-Lobos'
"Bachianas Brasileiras No. q"
trumpet trio. Beer Barrel Polka"
arr. F. Woolston. Filmore's "Rolling
Thunder" Donkey Serenade." from
Frimrs "The Firef1y"; "MAppari."
from Flotow's Martha" Lindsey
Bergen, tenor; ''Allegretto," from
Shostakovitch's symphony No. s."
.'Sousa's THE Stars and Stripes
Forever"
Evening star., 1952-06-08
TOMORROW.

NAVY BAND. 1t. Comdr. Charles Bren-
dler. conductor; east Capitol steps,
s pm. Entry of the Guests Into
Wartburg," from Wagner's Tam
hauser"; overture to Weber's "Ober-
or" Anderson's "Syncopated Clock"
BLUE Tango; Pryor's Air Varie."
Homer Phillips. trombonist; Delibes'
"Coppelia" ballet, Kern's Make Be-
lieye," % Paradise" from Meyer.
beers 'L'Africaine": Ferrari-Raye
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resulted in the
postal authorities
at Brus S e ! S
changing tn ir
minds. It was
decided to rep
resent his ma
jesty not as his
public sees him.
but rather as he
looks without
Spectacles. The
Evening star., 1952-06-08

The new stamps Of Belgium
show King Baudouin without eye
glasses. Criticism of earlier de-
signs in which the sovereign was
shown wearing heavy "cheaterS"
Evening star., 1952-06-08

first denomination of the new
set released is the 50-franc, violet.
Cuba celebrates the 50th an
niversary of national independ-
ence with a series of IL stamps,
picturing the presidential palace,
the capitol building, a map of the
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Daughters of the Nile

Miss Bessie Patrick Dubber,
queen of Samla Temple, an
nounces a ceremonial and busi-
ness meeting Tuesday evening in
StapSbury Masonic Temple.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Proqrums of the Week

Domino" Ben Mitchell Morris,
tenor; selection from verdi's La
MABEL McCABE HOLMES. piano re-
cital Phillips Gallery, $40 pm.
Handers Clique, G Minor; Bach's
"Gigue. q Major; Bach-Li Fan
TASTE and Fugue. G Minor: Cho-
pins "Nocturne. Op. 27, No. u;
'Sonate. B Flat Minor; Critics
THE White Peacock" villa -Lobos'
alma Brasileira," Prokofieff's Son
ate No. g."
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Outlook Hopeful for D. c. 1853 Budget;
New School Bourd Members Announced
By Jesse e. Suter

Neiehborhood Citizen Bodies Closing Active Season
Most of organized citizen will hold their final meet
during leaving important business to be handled by
tive committees assembly Of the
Federation of Citizens Associations held its final meeting last night
Its Executive Board will transact business until he
resumption of meetings assembly
Evening star., 1952-06-08
TUESDAY.

WASHINGTON OPERA GUILD, Mrs.
Gurle LuiSe Correa, president: Uni
versalist National Memorial Church,
from DeIibes' sLakme." zaidee Ten
merry. Gannis Breaux; Puccinfs
Madame Butterfly" Louise Bissell.
Annette Alexandra. Margo Parrish:
Bizet's Carmen" Miss Breaux.
Miss. Tennery. Miss Parish; Mas
cagni's "Cavalleria Rusticana," Miss
Alexandra. Miss Parrish.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

The Navy Band, 1t. Comdr.
Charles Brendler, conductor, will
present the first program of a
summer series on the Capitol
Plaza tomorrow night at 8.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
WEDNESDAY.

MARINE BAND. Albert schoepper. con-
ducting; east front, Capitol. &
pm. Saint-Saens 'Marche Hero
ique," overture to Lalo's lie Roi
d'ys," Chopin's 'Fantasie I'm
promptu," Harold Malsh, clarinetist;
selections from Rodgers "Carousel."
Smiths "Bolero." John Gosling, Guy
Mcintosh, Johannes Rasmussen,
cornetists; Strauss "Liebeslieder
WaltZes." Polka" ''Fugue." from
Weinbergers "Schwanda.''
Evening star., 1952-06-08
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Evening star., 1952-06-08

Summer Concert Series
Beginning June 10, the Mary
Washington College of the Univer-
Evening star., 1952-06-08

The Washington Chapter of the
National Association for American
Composers and Conductors an
nounces that Ruth Crawford
Seegar won the recent contest
for a woodwind quintet, sponsored
by the association. The work will
be published by Edwin F. Kalmus
and released in March, 1858. The
American University Chamber
Music Society will perform it next
November. Judges were Gordon
H. Smith, awards chairman;
Esther Williamson Ballou, Richard
Dirksen and Capt. John Yesul-
aitis.
The Washington Opera Guild,
established in 1885 by Gurle Luise
Correa, president. will present
operate excerpts for the benefit
of the District Of Columbia Fed
Grafton of Music Clubs in the
Universalist National Memorial
Church, Tuesday at $3.50 pm.
The summer workshop Of the
eastern district of the National
Association Of Teachers Of Sing
ing, Inc, at Drew University in
Madison. N. j., will conclude
Thursday. Representing Wash
ington are Anne Yago McGuffey
and Mime. G. Gilderoy Scott. one
of the lieutenant governors Of the
Eastern district. 4
Evening star., 1952-06-08

The Capital Precancel Club will
meet at the home of Bernard
Kirk, 500 Yorktown drive, Holm
Hall Village, Alexandria. tomor-
row evening at 8. Guests well
come.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Democrats
| ToBe Feted
Star Stoff Photo.

The annual congressional tea
OF the Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club in honor Of Demo-
cratic members Of Congress will
he held this afternoon from 4 to
o in the clubhouse.
Receiving with Mrs. Fred Nor
rison, president Of the club. win
be Speaker Sam Rayburn and his
sister, Mrs. s. e. BARLEY; Senator
Ernest w. Mcfarland, Majority
Leader OF the Senate, and Mrs.
Mcfarland; Representative John
Mccormack, Majority Leader Of
the House, and Mrs. Mccormack:
Senator and Mrs. Lyndon john
son, Representative and Mrs. j.
Percy Priest and Mr.. Morrison.
Among those presiding at the
tea table will be Mrs. Estes Ke-
fauver, Representative Elizabeth
Kee, Mrs. Eugene Mccarthy, Mrs.
Russell Long, Mrs. Clair Engle.
Mrs. Thomas r. Underwood. Mrs.
Hubert Humphrey, Mrs. Lester
Hunt, Mrs. willis Smith and Mrs.
M. q. Burnside.
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Gov. McKeIdin to Speak
At Dinner of NeWCIub

son, N. j., governor and imme-
diate past governor, respectively,
of District 5 Of zonta Interna-
ttonal.
Special guests invited to the
dinner include the Secretary Of
State and Mrs. John r. Reeves.
the county manager. I. G. Nc
Nayr, and Mrs. McNayr:: Mrs.
James v. Bennett. president Of
the Montgomery County League
of Women Voters, and MIR. BEN
nett; Mrs. George T. Condron.
president Of the Montgomery
Federation Of Women's Clubs. and
Mr.. Condron: the officers Of Zonta
international and Of the Zonta
Club of Washington. members of
the Montgomery County Council
and their wives and husbands and
presidents of the chambers Of
commerce and Of the service clubs
of the area and their wives and
husbands.
Zonta International is q service
organization for women similar
to the Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
for men.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Gov. Theodore r. McKeldin OF
Maryland will be guest speaker
at the charter dinner Of the
Zonta Club of Bethesda Silver
Spring to be held at 7 pm. Tues
day in the Columbia Country
Club.
The Zonta Club of Washington,
which organized the new club.
will be hostess for the occasion.
Mrs. Jessie Hilderbrand, man
ager of the Metropolitan Savings
and Loan Association. is president
of the new 29-member club.
Other officers are Mrs. Bessie
Gardner Sharpe, vice president:
Mrs. Cecil M. Roeder, secretary,
and Miss Alice Robinson, treas
urer. Mrs. Sharpe will act as
toastmistress at the charter din
ner.
Miss Ruth Sheldon is president
of the Washington Zonta Club.
while those taking part In pre-
sentation Of the charter to the
new group will be Mrs. Helen p.
Solon Of Trenton, N. j.. and Mrs.
Emma Loehwing Conlon Of Pater-
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Mrs llnaun
Putron fo
II 1eoter Purty

The washington YWCA will
hold : benefit theater party on
February 5. when it will sponsor
b performance BY Cornelia Otis
skinner In her latest production.
|.Paris 80. at the Gayety Theater.
Mrs. Truman. and Mrs Barkley
head the list Of patrons for the
event.
Other prominent patrons in
|clude the Norwegian Ambassador
land Mrs. Munthe de Morgen-
lstierne, the French Ambassador
|and Nine. Bonnet, the Secretary
|of Defense and Mrs. Robert a.
Lovett, Mrs. Dean AcheSon. the
Secretary Of Agriculture and Mrs.
|Brannan, the Secretary Of the
Army and Mrs. Pace, Mrs. Har-7
old II. Burton, Associate Justice
and Mrs. Tom G. Clark, the
Chairman Of the Joint Chiefs Of
|Stad, Gen. Omar N. Bradley. and
Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. William NJ.
|Fechteler.
Still others are Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lawrence Houghteling, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w. Bell, the
Int. Rev. and Mrs. Angus Dun,
the Very Rev. and Mrs. Francis B..
|Sayre, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Eric
Johnston, DR.. and Mrs. Wilson
Compton, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Carroll Glover. Sd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward r. Finkenstaedt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence A. Aspinwall. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Lee Rust. jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Collingwood.
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, Mrs.
Henry Leonard, DR.. and Mrs.
Montgomery Blair. Mr.. and Mrs.
William D. Blair, MIR. and Mrs.
IL. Corrin Strong, Mr.. and Mrs.
David B. Karrick, Mrs. Edwin B.
Parker, and Mrs. Katharine Frost.
Members OF the YWCA Advisory
Board who are also serving as
patrons include Sidney F. Talia-
ferro, Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone,
Mrs. A. C. Oliphant. Francis g.
Addison, Mrs. Harold A. Brooks.
William e. Schmid, Charles Davi-
son, &C. Bayne Marbury and Philip
M. Talbot.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
RundoIphtoS To Civics Group

Virgil McComas. Mrs. Joseph II.
Curry, MRS. Henry r. Fowler. Mrs.
Christian r Getsinger, Mrs.
James Lucas. Mrs. Charles Moon,
Mrs. orville s. Peters. Mrs. Nor
man Reed. Mrs. r. B. Stewart
and Mrs. ]. E. Utz. all members
of the committee. win serve as
hostesses during d coffee and des-
sert hour before the program.
Mrs. ONeal johnson is chair
man Of the CivicS Section.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Jennings Randolph, former Rep
resentative from West Virginia.
win discuss women In Public
Affairs at d meeting Of the Civics
Section of the Woman's Club Of
Chevy Chase. to be sponsored BY
the clubs Resolutions and Legis-
lation Committee at 1:30 pm.
tomorrow in the clubhouse. b
Mrs. Carrel j. Riggall is chair
man Of the Resolutions and Leg
islation Committee.
Mrs. Raymond Hossfeld, Mrs.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

REPRESENTING llt oIdy school
Women
and Senator tono Republican
Of with Lotne
o Of the school, The
scheduled from $50 TO 10 o'clock
stoffP Photo
Evening star., 1952-10-31

721 FARADAY PL. NE.
Michigan Pk.-Modern, semidetached
brick. 3 yrs. old. Five rooms, tile
bath: reasonable down pymt. and
assume ~. loan. payable $40 per
PECK co. IA. 6-6666
Evening star., 1952-10-31
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING SPECIALIST. any time.
Short 1ctice calls. Hrly. or nat rates.
MOVING ACROSS THE. STREET or
across the country; safe storage. in
separate rooms; expert paeking;
CO. INC. Established 1900.
LIGHT HAULING and local moving
EDELSIAE MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 1887; eyes,, GE. 1416.
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i, APARTMENTs WANTED

GEORGETOWN INSTRUCTOR. wife
baby need or 2-bedrm. apt. un.
furnished. by Nov. Is. good transp.
FREE-Landlords applicants WAITING
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. ol
houses or Sublets. Wash. Va, White
Open z DAYS. Ma. 0001.
TWO GIRLS desire furnished l.
bedrm. apt. or house; NV. CO. 1000
GENTLEMAN wants furnished 1-bed.
-rm. apartment. Box 129-M Star.
YOUNG COUPLE desire 1-bedroom
furn. apt. for 8 months, beginning
Nov. /. WO. 5527, evenings. II
PROF. WOMAN deS. budget, unfurn
apt. (excel. stove, refgr); NV. vic.
K above 10th, Georgetown, NV. OF
Arl.: mr.. bus. SO excl. Sun, FA
4121.
UNFURN.-One bedroom apartment
NV. section preferred; about $50 mo
BOX l37-M Star 2s
Evening star., 1952-10-31
BUSINESS oPpoRTUNITiEs

GROCERY, good NV. section: quoted
stock and fixtures. EBERMAN. RE.
FOR SALE-Offset print shop. COM
pletely equipped with camera, dark
rm.. plate-making equipment. two
foder. seiteeT ana oae once A1y Furniture srs'
etc. All TO- go with the business.
Good going business loca., NV. D. C..
$4,000. For appt.. JE. 2-7946.
Evening star., 1952-10-31
HOUSES TO SHARE

ONE GIRL to share house with two;
conv. Pentagon and downtown. Cali
ia. 7-71O9. Il
COUPLE OR GIRL to share well fur
nished clean home. with 2 adults,
an conveniences and privileges. TR.
YOUNG WOMAN to Join congenial
group In lge. comfortable house:
Mass. ave. near Observatory. WO.
6184 after 9 pm.
ONE OR 2 GIRLS to share 2-bedrm.
house with others. Very con-
c0EoREDG1st FL. AND BsMT.-e
rms unfurn. Convenient transp.,
shop and schools. LU. 1-4S09. --31
Evening star., 1952-10-31
GEORGETOWN
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

CLoSE-N SILVER SPRING Lee.
3 bedrms.; adjoin park; $3.50 mo.
A. J. KEssINGER & CO.. sH. 4544.
SILVER SPRINGS bedrms. IL
sfths saa s4so' N5ce sa spna; as5f SlSo mo. Can
4-bedrm.. 2-bath brick Cape Cod,
Immed. possession, $3.50 mo. cH.
SILVER SPRING Immaculate .
bedrm. brick bungalow; full bsmt.;
KEssINGER q Co, sH. 4544. al
ARLINGTON - This brand-new, g.
nedrm rambler incl. equipped kit.
breakfast nook. full basement, liz
Rn1hs sa e aacuPstS RentS for sl5s me
REALTY: NC. oM $3.50 66oMrSfio N3f
room rambler. Equipped kit. with
garbage disposal, liv. rm.. tile bath:
P9MeoNfo' o''fissil5n ssAGF9 she Se Fe4tH1 oM
ARLINGToN-Ten min. Pentagon;
custom-built,. mod, center-hall, 2
a5n 5eafm. gambler. Lge rooms; FENCED
Brick, 2-bedrm. rambler. with stair
way to finished expansibIe attic,
csil 1Es lS!i Ct. Available si1at by Nov. /: $40
BUNGALOW. s.e.-Living rm.. dining
TT Tn ska,6ttodo2 81 sedEmi; grl4TG; bath; ESosmt. Ssmt.
1913 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NE.
- rms. inclosed porch, partly
Or apt: Full finished bsmt.. outside
7Sai 7SSqai'ssEe GEO. PALMER HIGHWAY, HIGHWAYS Seat
Pleasant, Md-$l0O per mo. MIR.
NEAR 9th AND CRITTENDEN NV.
in porches; oil heat; adults s'1sSea; pref.
ARIiNGTONS6--ppm." NGDs1-p "G brick; 9 bed.
rms. full bsmt.; range and re
rGSiTsnt trigsiTTstt9r .iaSsolSaa gas heat fenced I'd
dec9rated; $3.50 per mo. JA
SILVER spRrNa AREA bedr5s.
"a baths. lge,. screened porchA auto
cony. to transp.; Si75 mo. 500
NORTHWOOD PARK, silver Spring
story brick. Q extra-lge. bedrms.,
Feqsired eS5sh aca5 sH sasife sifs rseF' rm; lease
ssIS 18th PL. MS rms. II
Nov. 1. GE. 1890. II
BRICK BUNGALOW, TAKONdA PARK.
= bedrms. and bath on LIST a.;
End d. finished for children; recr.
rm.: immediate possession; SIPS per
mo. Call WOOD-CoNLEY CO., 81.
SILVER SPRNG-Three-bed ram
bier. fenced rear yard; storm win
dows; close to schools; ideal for
Children: Avail. Nov /. 81. 2096.
WHEATON, - Two-bedrm. detached
brick. $loO. ST. $500; evenings,
SILVER SPRING AREA-Lovely 8.
bedrm. brick. rambler with attached
garage: gas heat, on large level lot,
$3.50 mo. Option to purchase tc
reliable tenant. Call JU. 1880
BETHESDA AREA-Lovely. new. 4
bedrms.. Ia baths. garage and porch
located mr.. Public Health Institute
and Naval Hospital. S17S. Week
SSGy, Ssys &c sall ,,L. 81. 1870, SAMUEL Z
SO CHESAPEAKE ST. s.E.-rwo.
bedrm.. corner brick. semi-det. Full
bsmt.. auto. heat. Vacant. $40!
mo. .ANAcosTIA FINANCE CORP.
NORTH ARL.. / blk. from schools
shopping centers and busline: ;
ea' ssadF2i;i si4,. Ia Sa'hs' att. sarsgs' sgs
NEARBY vA.-New brick Cape Co.
With drepl.: h-acre lot. Only Sis
A real bargain. Call CH. 1421.