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Evening star., 1952-07-03
Our Worst Health Problem
Extra 5000, 900 Would Start
ID. G.. on tuberculosis Solution

awaiting disqualification could bt
started on wonder drug" therapy
This would reduce the danger o1
infection Of healthy persons anc
cut down the time patients hac
to spend in the hospital.
He said the program suggested
by the committee could provide
home care for at least 200 pa
tients. There are now between
$50 and 200 medically INDECENT
tuberculosis patients awaiting
beds at District institutions. Thi.
list is expected to grow as the
case-finding program goes on.
Remodeling and expansion o1
the c Street Clinic, the report
noted, would cost about $150.000
DR.. Vernon M. Padgett, director
of the Bureau for tuberculosis
says the clinic was set up in 1885
in an abandoned warehouse. The
clinic was to be moved to new
quarters within two years. Funds
for this move have never been
available. He says the clinic oc-
cupies only 40 per cent of the 10.-
900 square feet of floor space in
the building because there have
been no funds to enlarge the facil-
tiles.
X-ray Machines Needed.
The report called for $75.00C
to buy three portable X-ray ma
chimes. a mobile X-ray unit and
to pay the salaries of technicians
and clerical workers in an ex-
panded case-finding program
Spot surveys would be set up to
find as many cases as possible
in the older, more crowded Sec
tions of the city where the disease
is at its worst.
A $125,000 appropriation is
needed to complete plans for the
Glenn Dale addition. This project,
discussed since before World War
II, moved one step toward reality
during the fiscal year 1852. when
$25, ZOO was spent for preliminary
surveys and plans. If funds for
completion of the plans are in
cluded in next years budget, re-
quests for the following year will
include an item for construction
funds.
When the new building is fin
ished, a 400-bed Glenn Dale build
ing will be converted to living
quarters for the staff. This will
give the District total gain OF
400 tuberculosis beds.
The overall 100000 estimate is
less than many tuberculosis ex-
perts felt would be needed tc
launch a stepped-up campaign
against tuberculosis.
$50 Million Loss.
The figure is but fraction o1
the $11 million appropriated tc
run all Health Department activi-
ties this year. Included in the
$11 million budget is the $2.5 mil
lion needed to operate Glenn Dale
and $137, 900 for the Bureau fol
tuberculosis. The 100000 outlay
would be in addition to current
tuberculosis expenditures.
However, Mr.. Funkhouser esti-
mates the total cost Of tuberculosis
to District residents in 1851 was
$40 million. This includes ex-
penditures by public and private
agencies, loss in wages, loss in pro-
duction, costs for private doctors
and disqualification and relief
funds for patients who could not
work. He says:
1T seems self-evident that these
tremendous costs will not be re-
duced until we have increased
facilities for the care of the active
and contagious patient who
spreads his disease to other citi-
zenS."
This is the last in a series on
tuberculosis, our worst health
urObIem.)
Evening star., 1952-07-03
By Wallace E. CIoyton

Expenditure Of an extra $500, ,00(
during the next fiscal year woult
start the city toward solution o,
tits worst health problem, the higl
Incidence Of tuberculosis here.
This is roughly the amount esti.
mated as necessary to enlarge the
scope of our present tuberculosis
Icontrol program and to set up new
and badly needed facilities.
A report asking inclusion of the
extra 100000 in next year.!
budget was presented to Commis.
sioner Renah F. Camalier today by
an Executive Committee of the
Citizens Conference on Tuber.
culosls.
The report called for:
/. Larger stats in the city's
three tuberculosis clinics and ad-
ditlonal technicians in the Health
Departments laboratory.
2, A temporary home care pro-
gram for newly discovered active
tuberculosis cases who cannot be
Immediately hospitalized because
of the bed shortage in District
tuberculosis institutions.
Would Enlarge Clinic.
+ 3. Enlargement of the central
tuberculosis clinic at 469 c street
NV.
4. A stepped-up selective case
finding program in areas of heavy
concentration of the disease.
S. Preparation Of plans for a
new 80O-bed addition at the Glenn
Dale Sanatorium.
This one-year program is the
first step in proposed "five-year
plan" to provide the District
Health Department with the
weapons it needs to launch an
effective campaign against the
highly communicable disease.
The report was drawn up by a
committee consisting of Health
Officer Daniel L. Seckinger, DR..
"A. c. Christie, a nationally known
radiologist, and Edward K. Funk
houser. executive secretary Of the
District tuberculosis Association.
Two Priority Requests.
Presentation of the report came
less than two weeks after the
committee was appointed.
DR.. Seckinger said the commit
tee feels the first two require
ments-increased clinic and lab
|oratory staffs, and a home-care
|program-are most vitality needed.
But he emphasized the other re-
quests in the report must be
adopted if tuberculosis control is
to be effective.
Under the first item the COM
mittee recommended appointment
of an assistant director of the
Health Departments bureau for
tuberculosis, appointment of two
additional part time physicians to
work at the clinics, employment
of an additional bacteriologist,
four technicians and two assist
ants for the laboratory, and addi-
ton of eight clerical workers,
three medical social workers and
four to six public health nurses
This would cost about 100000
a year, the committee estimated
The report pointed out that
necessary diagnostic tests cannot
be performed now at the under
stated laboratory. Positive deter
mination of tuberculosis and the
extent of the 'disease often must
wait until patients are admitted
to hospital.
An expenditure Of $150,000 was
asked for the home-care program.
The report called for appointment
of one full-time supervising physi-
clan, 10 part-time physicians, 13
public health nurses, four occu-
pational therapists and two social
workers.
DR.. Seckinger says that, under
Evening star., 1952-07-03

jr., treasurer; Edward K. Maloney,
sergeant-at-arms, and William p
Leetch, Wilfred B. Putnam, Edwin
w. Stillwell, Parke P. Jones, Will
son B. Nairn, Charles A. Stott
Harold G. Cummings. A. owen
Penney and Lester B. Powell
board members.
Evening star., 1952-07-03
N. K. Heartfie|d Installed
AS Rotary Club President

Maurice K. HEARTFELT, president
of Melvern Diaries, was installed
last night as president of the
Washington Rotary Club.
Evening star., 1952-07-03
Small Increase in Staff.

Although a public health con-
sultant. in 1947. urged an increase
in the nursing and attendants
staff from 73 to 113. this staff now
totals n. They are divided over
three shifts and days OF. They
are supposed to take care Of as
many as 16s mentally Ill patients
Evening star., 1952-07-03

Deficiencies Still Exist.
Patients now fare little better
than they did when The Star de-
Scribed their plight in 1947. The
|psychiatric division is still under
stated, under equipped and over
crowded.
Tubs with a continuous flow o1
water-deSigned to soothe dis
turbed patients who otherwise
would be manacled-have been put
in working order but are little
used. On the mems side. there is
no assistant to the hydrotherapist
to watch over the tub patients
On the women's side, there is an
assistant, but the hydrotherapist
said she rarely gets an order for a
continuous tub bath.
Although the second floor Of the
administration building was pro-
posed as a children's ward, once
lit was vacated by the pediatrics
cases, it is now occupied by busi-
ness Offices. A 5-year-old girl
this week was in a ward with alco-
holics, the senile aged. dope ad-
diets and other mentally IL
women.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-27
HENDERSONVIIIE, N. Z.

- Jerry Cohen; Savannah, Ga. =
Bernard Hirsch and Harold Black;
Daytona Beach, Fla. = Albert
Silberstein; Columbus, Ga. =
Warren Pomerance, Sta nley
Friedman, Morty Harris; and Her
bert Blondheim; Jacksonville, Fla.
- Sollie Safer and Joel Selber;
Columbia, S. c. - Henry Ray
Wengrow and William Friedman;
High Point, N. c. - Don Harris,
Dick Harris and Robert Scott;
Hendersonville, N. c. = Bob Pat
terSon.
Some of the B.B.G's attending
the convention were:
Jacksonville, Fla. - Myra L.
Isaac, Pc tsy Yales, Francine
Schemer, Sandra Rosenfield,
Marilyn Safer, Sandra Safer and
Maxine Horvitz; Orlando, Fla. =
Myrna Rubin, Marilyn Dingfelder
and Saranne Segal; Tampa, Fla
Dale Salisbury, Joyce Schoenbrun
and Binnie Warshaw; Miami
Beach, Fla. - Marilyn Bauman,
Audrey Slotkin, Meta Rose
Schwartz and Abby Goldfinger;
Savannah, Ga. = Linda Roman
sky and Carol Sherman; Miami,
Fla. - Elaine Strunin, Marion
Felt, Barbara Pearl, Barbara
Gardner and Suzanne Covan;
Columbia, S. c. - Belle Lavsky,
Riley Anne Levikoff, Lois Miller,
Barbara Bogen, Ellen Jane
Arnold, Barbara Dreifus, Margie
Russ and Barbara Kronrad; Co.
lumbus, Ga. - Vera Katz, Claudia
Tucker, Dorothy Cohn and Judy
Speilberger; Asheville, N. c. =
Lois Klein, Florence Felner and
Kathy Heyman; Daytona Beach,
Fla. = Betty Halperin.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-27
Az. AS and B. B. G.'s Have Joint
Conclave at Hendersonville, N. c.


Anna D. Daniels, Broward County
BBYO advisor from Hollywood,
Florida.
Some of the A.Z.A. delegates
attending were:
Grand Aleph Godol, Peter K.
Rosedale, Providence, R. l., and
District Aleph Godol, Mel Calm,
Savannah, Ga.
Orlando, Fla, = Dick Weiner,
Allan Klepper, Joel Zalla and
Jules Cohen; Hollywood, Fla. =
Alan Baum; Augusta, Ga. - STAN
ley Rosenthal, Marvin Pechter,
Eddie Harelik, Jay Coffsky, Har-
vey Levy, Lou Saul, Norman
Shapiro, Sanford Karesh and
Adrian Cohen; Miami, Fla. =
Robert Fischer and Stanley Dick;
Charleston, S. c. - Philip Chase,
Maurice Krawcheck, Richard
Wolper, Jacques Kierbel, Joel
Toporek, Charles Goldberg and
Sid Davis; West Palm Beach, Fla.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-27

The first A.Z.A. and B'nai Birth
Girls convention ever held on a
COED basis was held at Camp
Blue Star near Hendersonville,
N. c. from June 18th through
June goth, it was announced by
Evening star., 1952-09-14
HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE modern furnished home
with congenial couple. No rent
II party is willing to help with
houssyo-k. Cooking optional. LU.
A c66TUif;LE would like to help some
widow to raise or young chill
in SILVER Spring area with them.
VIII exchange refs. p. o. Box 1851.
Ben Franklin Station.
WILL SHARE my coy. quiet home
with Christian lady; has to be
seen to be appreciated; Or. 1926.
WANTED-Couple or 2 or 8 girls
to share furn. house with lady.
Eosssiyn1i ans ,,a Va h,otn: conv; to pentagon
DEI4fFGfELD PLACE NV. Would like
coule to- share house. RA. 0512,
FOR GEORGETOWN married stu
dent; single person will share house.
J. G.. BOWEN, 2126 37th st. NV.
EN-. 0465 or RE. 1858, Ext. 29S,
WANTED-2 girls to share my home.
Tel, TV. all home cows. Furn.
conv. to everything. Ii. o-323s.
ONE GIRL to share house With 4
1h others; S7.I Wise. ave. $40 mo. Can
WIDOW HEa ST'ai and daughter in A1i. Il1 viii
cple. or several girls, (ne drinking), !,
refs. exchanged; KE. 3-5037. ID
TWO BLKS., G. w. Univ, nicely furn.
rms. dble.. $50; ssle.. S35; kit.
CoLoRkiDs lLskis; SaiS CaRSIsfffAN sfi n la LADY 70
privii. Tel. FIR. 1878. Ia "
Evening star., 1952-09-14
THE MANOR HOUSE
HoOA HF0NIpNr CIT NJ VIZ
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

BROADMOOR-First Offering Of an
exceptionally well situated bed
Yoom apt. including foyer, 22-tt;
living room, glassed-in porch. small
dining room, kitchen and and bath bath The The
and east exposures. The Broadmoor
AFFORDS all the. facilities Of fine
apartment-hotel. and has an unex-
celled Conn. ave. location. Price
ASsosN ?Ss;s co s5 sF a $685. $685. Ess S'se
EFFTCSIENCY APT, near 18th and
Mass. NV. 4th-h. front corner, with
modernized kit. Murphy wall bed
operative BIDS; price, 5000. with
cash. Please call Mr.: Gavin, with
II. G, SM1THY CO.. ST. $500; res.
11BEDRM. di S FRONT CORNER APT. n
oSeF sef f Gnns Sf aHs mSde2n s
bath and large kitchen with service
door; roof deck; private storage
locker: elevator and switchboard
service: An excellent value at S14.-
ss sGS ttr9: sIifHS ElffiS ss ao Nj g. $685. $780,
DE LUKE Z BEDRM.. 2-bath apt. in
Washington's only postwar con-
stTTctedd c9SPsrative S IT. bullying di1 inscs g
shelves. 4 exposures. roof deck. Ex-
eel location bordering Rock Creek
Park and close to extensive shopping
and transportation. Price $18.950.
with terms. Please call Mr.. Gavin,
with \. ed;os 6; ossM1THY CO.. ST. $500;
ONE OF THE LARGEST and finest
apartments IN one Of Washington's
best cooperative buildings has Just
become available. The living rm.
Is 20x25 and incls. a wood-burning
fireplace. There Is a large foyer.
full-siZe dining rm., den. 2 twin-SiZe
hedrms. and Q baths: the kitchen
is thoroughly modern and the entire
apartment is in perfect condition.
The location Is both quiet and con-
. venient. and there are south. east
and west exposures. The price of
S32. 900 is far below that of house
offering similar advantages. Please
call Mr.. Gavin, with H. G. SMITHY
Co. ST. 5000; res. MI. 5004.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV;
One lee. rm., kit. and bath. excel:
It reas. at $1,000. LIMK1NS co.
DI. S6sS. Ewes. AND SUN. EN-.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
HOUSES FURNISHED

FAIRFAX, VA, COLONIAL-Three
bedrms. den, Ia baths. incl porch,
oil heat. garage. S156 mo. GIL. 30l3.
CHARMINGLY FURN. new rambler-
rm., wooded grounds; is minis. to
Wash: VI. lease. rent s225. IA.
BETHRsDA-Det.. new, IN brick:
nr. Natl Inst. Health, Naval Hosp.
washer, grand piano; no pets. WI.
CHEvY CHASE. D. c.-Four bedrms..
Q baths. auto. washing machine. dis
posal; corner bus stop; l VI. lease,
$275 mo. OR. 1881 before noon,
BETHEsDA-completely furn.. avail.
WT HGr; .saS fsiIdren welcome. si5o 2s mgp'h.
ACcoREEk. Gt; idaai 10 mile. to D.c.3Tvo
avail. immed.; adults; refs. Indian
GEoRGETowNMThree bedrooms. 2
baths; furn. or unfurn. $275 mo-.
ss: incl s5 5ssS q isss ssis Il; Nj $sss ggsP
s1S S. IRVING. ARL.. vA.-Fiye-rm.
semidet.; oil heat; near busline;
immed; occupancy; OWNER; IA,
Shall Oub bIlOIOuellIy IlICc S~pcuLOOAu
detached brick house in an excellent
neighborhood; modern. eficient.. at
tractive; freshly painted and fully
furnished; yard, garage, washing
machine. Fine place for a small
family or or adults. Immediately
IER. 80 osss: Or: 5a57. IS:
6 RESPONSIBLE YOUNG WOMEN
share exceptionally well-furn. house;
1900 biz East Capitol st. Refs.
a.BEDRM. FURN. HOUSE. large recr.
rm;. library and lovely garden. Call
1910 80 RESsaEsvo1R RID. N.w.-Beauti-
fully furnished 8 bedrms.. 2 baths.
finished recreation room, maids rm.
and bath. den and powder room.
detached home Excellent lease.
Rental of S375. Mr.. J. HARRIS.
OIL. 1884 or AID. 1853 or appoint
MODEEiRNIzED HOUSE consisting Of
liv. rm.. with .flrepl.. din. rm.,. 3
large bedrms.. dressing rm., 2 baths.
den. 3 porches. many closets: ga;
rage; new oil furnace: beautiful
setting. large yard and geIden;
Poss. Sept. .IS. sI5O. GLADYS WIN
FIELD, Fairfax Va. Route, 1.
NE.-5 ROOMS, bath. automstie
heat. newly decorated; $120. incl.
utils. FIR. 1870. -16
Evening star., 1952-09-14

NV. OR MONTGOMERY CO, below
S1O0; for couple, baby twins. Excel.
upkeep, local refs. JU. S-3618. 14s
FAMILY would like well-equipped and
well-furntshed one-story rambler for
/ yr.: minimum, 3 bedrooms; will
pay to $500. Phone EN-. BOIL, To-
12 am, evenings. 14s
HOMES NEEDED. we
have fine tenants for homes in near
BY Md. or NV. DC; free appraisals,
no delay. For complete rental serv-
ice. phone US today. PERRY HAY
CO., 81. 6242. is
LOG. Is desired By
resp. empl. couple. no children.
Small house or apis. with access to
garden. Furn. or unfurn. MI. 5OO4
after e pm. ID
COLORED - WANTED TO RENT,
house. with option to buy; about six
rooms, det. pref. Box 407-E, Star.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
APARTMENTS WANTED

COUPLE DESIRE 1-BEDRM. fur
niShed apartment in Va; not over
TsKop%s s1S pss P9i P9RkrSt JE. Se4S2 ;;;:, ont
UNFURNIsHED 2-BEDRM. APT; Sc.
COUPLE-Best refs. desire house or
apt: NV: or N. Arl.; conv. to
Gsorgef9Sn 'IF SefsGa Univ; prefer 2 bedrms'
PHYsICIANY IN TRAINING; wife and
infant. desire 4 unfurn. rms; reli-
able tenants: refs; pref. Va: to $50.
Tel; NA. 6933, Ext. 707 lie
snasn smoke Daas6en apt T empoyed PSp b SUNK 4os
OCT. 1.-Two rms. or enc. apt,
s..1Iss. sTspspi. St's. NW; 5; G or AFl. Refs.
EMPLoYED LADY desires immed.,
KE. 7-oo2S. ~ ~D''' O''ei A'"'
TWO-BEDRM., unfurn.. upper NV.
about $dI5. 10. 2-8046.
RESPONSIBLE working couple desires
seDdy 3st nsey aS tor urnisnsd eff
zoological Park area. Excellent ref
erences: Box 455-E. Star.
FURNISHED APT. with parking
space. NV, Chevy Chase, sil: spg:
AREA C1lpl. uldu. pO1 tOf-1, 0tdI.
odt Il yoans SE ss sentlsmsn ansHrn io SW l.
2-BEDRM. APT. preferably IN re-
fined private home in virginia. Box
WANTED FOR BACHELOR. unfurn.
apt. NV. sec around $50 mo-; will
pay extra for firepl. LO 3-7OO2.
WE ARE A NEW ORLEANS COUPLE.
can give excellent references, have
enS ano bouse
apartment With 8 bedrooms In D. G.
or any nearby suburb convenient to
transportation. willing to pay up
70, $50 mo. for the right place.
DoWNToWN-REAs. BOW TS;i RENrAL-Fur-
nished or unfurnished;; will redeco-
rate. right location. Box 462-E.
FREE-Landlords' applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurnI apis: or
Open 2 days. Ma. OOoi.
apt. IN D.. c. or Nd. GE. 1898. IA
FAMILY Of 3 adults and small child
want house or apt. before Oct. 15.
ssr s5se me ei0is Phon. No NJ S5ss H 9sy asy sS
FHRNIsHED-For fYsHlnSi 2 in NV. apt.
bldg, walking distance: not over
NfE4aERRaNbs fa2a R9f 1s4-} 6ffIcfAL sicf desire.
furn.. 3 or .4-bedrm. house or apt
for ! month. beginning Sept. 90.
UNFURNISHED two-bedroom apart
ment. Oct. l.; three adults; must be
Sysn'fas steres. Box 4Ss-E. Issn'A'l0n STAR Ia anu
YOUNG MAN. Govt. employed, desires
unfurn. efficiency apartment down
town; maximum $50. DI. 0355. 14s
BY EMPLOYED couple. occupancy
Nov. !; spacious l or 2 bedrm. un-
furnished apt. within the District.
Credit references provided. Box
414-E, Star.
URGENT-Reflned quiet lady desires
uni uni .,a efi apt in blds II Eood SsS NV
UNFURNISHED EFFICIENCY or l.
bedrm. apartment by settled lady.
Juniper 7-5SS3.
COUPLE DESIRES 1-bedroom furn.
apt. Bethesda area. Approx. $50.
2-BEDRM. APT. by two ladies. Gov
eminent employed. CO. 1899. .
Evening star., 1952-09-14

ALLIED REALTY CORP. - Rental
management specialists for NV,
DC. and Maryland. Discuss your
home with Mr.. Brewer or Mrs.
SMALL UNFujRS. HoME-ror 2
adults husband and wifel, in Falls
Church or vicinity. by Oct. / or
sooner. Phone ia. 5-6596.
WANTED by couple with option TO
poo PUy dns n 1oo n.gs hv1ns Soos
lot; good condition.; city utilities;
brick or stone rambler preferred;
virginia. Box 416-E, Star.
AGENT has immediate need for sew
trict for responsible tenants; for
quick results call DI. 1900. RIDDEIL
REALTY CO.
2-BEDRM. HOUSE, unfurn. or apt:
Va. Stratford school area pref. by
perm. Govt. official, wife. high school
daughter AD 2715 Ice
Evening star., 1952-09-14
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

LIGHT HAULING. day or night; reas.
rates, free estimates. H. s. WELLS.
EDELM2N MOVING AND. STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
MOVING SPECIALIST. any time.
Short nctice calls. Hrly. or fiat rates.
HILLS TRANSFER CO.. AT. 9342.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage. in
separate rooms; ,,NqT sxpeSt s1as RsekinEk arsk
CO. NC Established iaO6l,
MOVING AND HAULNG--Day oe
night. Reasonable rates. NO. $3.50
FOR LIGHT HAULING. pickup and
Saturdays and Sundays. l3e
YOU CALL, WE HAUL
All household furnishings, or pieces.
24-hour service. ST. 1717. IA
Evening star., 1952-09-14
oUsEs UNFURNsHED Cont HOUSES Wrp 70 RENT tcont)

MANOR-2-bedrm. brk.;
semidetached: fenced yard; recr.
rm.; $1l0. TIE. 740O. Ext. 5134.
THREE-BEpRM. FRAME HOUSE;
iv. rm::.. din. rm.. bath and fully
school and shopping; $125 mo
Vienna 351-wX. IA
FALLS CHURCH-New brick ram
bier on large corner lot: 2 bedrms.,
liv;, rm., din. rm., equip. kit, tile
bath, utility rm.; auto. heat;
screened porch: excel: neishbor-
hood, conv. to schools. Catholic
church and school. shopping and
transp.: Sl35 per mo. FA. 4541.
Mr.. l7th-LYNdAN N.E.-six-room row
brick, good cond.; mixed neighbor-
only; $3.50. 10. 3-68s9. is
rooms; available; s10o. cH. l5l.
sSkas ARt u1 sn trick r.ssso siS,:
FALLS CHURCH-Lge. 3.bedrm. brk.
Ghoy S1gnta fs en 6s%t a ISSd 49, John 1oa w: ~
Church. va. ar IA. ~ s5ss S000 ave: &fa Taiis
JEFF. MANOR, ALEX.-Lovely 8
bedrm.. Ia bath. fenced yd.. i blk.
shopping center, new grade school.
$125 to responsible party. JE.
1aoi 1S0lS MoNRoE SSR e. N'ESe.r NSEooeS; da Mdnes-
garage; vacant 10th; on . bus lines.
Only S156. Call Burton. sH. 1859.
AVAIL. OCT. 1-3-bedrm. brick Co.
lonial. with separate din. rm.; Ar
nnQtnn
bus and shopping center, 10 min.
"a; S.9053, 100 N. Columbus st..
NEW, NHEsWataS:Sii s1BEDRM. RAMBLER. RAMBLER-hS large
yard: quiet neighborhood; S10O per
Route @ts eLngbE 113B rE;Has k%seSs SSFseF Fes
95O4 MlLSTEAD DR., BETHESDA-
Det. brick, lily. and din. rm.. 3 bed
rooms, baths. recr. rm. OR. 9179
NEAR NRL AND BOILING FIELD
2 bedrms;. semi-det. brick with tile
bath and full bsmt.; completely re-
dec: excel: transp.. schools and
shopping; $120 mo-; open IL am.
to 3 pm. Out Nichols ave. 8 blks.
St, then left to 156 Darlington.
ATTRACTIVE 3-bedrm, Diet. house.
hsWz dss sss ef h e. RoFSh ysEa a e4a yitn
TWO Sssef BEbRMs. gi@i and bsmt,: s1o5 ia mo-;
saesn saSa F. kFs%neF FSonns o% TS S4Fo55pston s4o5 ga
FALLS CHURCH-3-bed rambler:
liv. rm. with fireplace, separate din.
rm.; bsmt. with recr. rm.; lge. fenced
yyds;ao4 yda; excel. loc.; s1a6 mo. JE.
SILVER sPRNG-New s-bedroom
brick ,semidet. homes, available for
immediate occupancy: children ac-
cepted; conv. to schools, shopping
and .transp.; $115 and S125 per
month; lease; Sample house open
to reasb ds5k SATURDAY oI N.w and sundsy
ave. AZ past University SiM lane sSSa,ee to auebee
st.. left l block to 18th ave. right
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FIVE MILES from Ashton. Md, lge.
3:bedrm. house in farming commu-
nifty. Ample lawn and garden space.
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Ask operator for Fulton 8-2421.
BEVERLY HILLS. 3-bedrm., 1-bath
Cape Cod; full bsmt., .recr. rm.. at
tach. garage; 2-yr. lease; $160.
PIMMIT HILLS, 3-bedrm. rambler.
avail. Sept. 18: $11O. Call Mr.. Hon
mold with w. B. WRIGHT, ia.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE
1859 Downing st. ne. Modern s.
bedrm. brick house, gas heat. fenced
in rear yard. Perfect condition.
S125 month. UN. $500. Ia
VIENNA. 4-bedrm. older home, lge.
rooms. Excel. housekeeping equip.
Falls Church: Very roomy, 4-bedrm.
2L2-bath home on Broad st. $215.
s: Arl.. 3 bedrms, Q baths. ten min.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors FA. 1890
Evening star., 1952-09-14
THE BROADMOOR
OPEN TODAY 2-6

Two spacious homes in Washington's
outstanding cooperative bldg, To-
Gated on Conn. ave. at Porter St.
One apt. contains entr. hall, liv.
rm., din. rm., solarium, kit, bed
rm. and bath.
The other contains entrance hall,
liv. rm., din. rm, mod kit, 2 bed
rms. and 2 baths. A great deal Of
valuable furniture and rugs in
cluded in this sale.
See today these opportunities to own
lovely home and enjoy the con-
veniences of maid service. parking,
dining. etc. Ask for Mr.. Flynn at
the desk.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
MAY WE HELP YOU9

We have a great de-
mand for both furnished
and unfurnished houses
throughout the District
and nearby Virginia and
Maryland.
Place your property in
reliable hands.
Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc
Established 1873
738. 18th st. NV. DI. $685.
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