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Evening star., 1952-11-19
BY the Associated Press

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Nov. 10.
e. Elmwall got rid Of rat that
was hiding in his carat a cost
of six persons injured. an auto
mobile repair shop damaged, five
cars badly smashed and hundreds
of windows broken in the small
village of Sparreholm, So miles
west Of Stockholm.
MIR. Elmwall, owner of the re-
pair shop, found the rat behind
the seat cushions of his car yes
terday. Unable to reach the pest,
he drove the car to his garage
and filled it with acetylene to
kill the rat.
A moment later an explosion
believed set off by an electric
short in the car-rocked the
neighborhood. The top of Mr..
Elmwalls automobile sailed rs
feet through the air. Four other
cars in the garage-and the
Evening star., 1952-11-19
Ruling Is Delayed
On McGranery Quiz
In Weinberg Case
BY the Associated Press

Judge James r. Kirkland with
held decision today on a request
by lawyers for DR.. Joseph w.
Weinberg to question Attorney
General McGranery and FB1
Chief ]. Edgar Hoover.
DR.. Weinberg, an atomic scien-
tist, has been indicted on per-
jury charges resulting from his
denial before the House Commit
tee on Un-American Activities
that he was ever a Communist.
The House group, which origi-
nally identified DR.. Weinberg only
as Scientist X" said the de-
fendant slipped atomic secrets to
a Communist Party courier for
transmittal to Soviet Russia.
Ask Wire-Tap Probe.
Besides asking permission to
question Mr.. McGranery and Mr..
Hoover. defense attorneys have
demanded a full scale hearing on
whether Illegally obtained" evi-
dence-including wire tapping
figured in the indictment of DR..
Weinberg.
Judge Kirkland said he will
dispose of both questions in a
written opinion. He did not in
dicate when it would be ready.
The Weinberg trial is scheduled
for December 8. Meantime the
Judge has been hearing a series
of defense motions.
During three days of argu-
ments. Defense Attorney Harry I.
Rand has contended there were
indications the Government pre-
sented evidence to the grand jury
which was obtained by illegal
methods.
Denies Illegal Methods.
j. Frank Cunningham, Gov
ernment attorney, said in a sworn
statement that no evidence was
given the grand jury which was
obtained by any illegal or i'm
proper methods. Mr.. Rand said
however, this did not constitute a
Evening star., 1952-11-19

Robert S. Hudson, "a, of 431C
North Twenty-fourth street, Ar
lington; Maj. Leroy T. Frey, 80, OF
Fairfax, Va, and Capt. Matthew
A. Clary. jr., 81. of I'll Monticello
drive. Falls Church.
A gold star, in lieu of a sixth
Air Medal, was given to Mai
Joseph o. Lynch, 33, of 420S
Anthony street. Kensington, Md
He was cited for meritorious act.
while making observation fight.
in Korea.
In lieu of second Letters of Com.
mendation, bronze stars were
awarded to Maj. John w. Bow.
man, 33, of 406 Wilson lane, Be.
thesda, and Maj. John r. Grove
33, of 1061 Crane drive, Falls
Church.
Letters of Commentator for ex-
cellent service during the Korean
fighting were presented to Capt
Robert E. Jochums, %, of 1896
South Columbus street, Arlington
and commissioned Warrant Officer
Joseph E. Clement, 38, of Fair.
fax, Va.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
Stevenson Not Considerin.
ANY Public Service Post
By the Associated Pres,

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 49,
Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson says he
is not considering any public serv-
ice posts after his term of office
expires in January.
But, the defeated Democratic
presidential nominee told report
ers yesterday: II would like the
privilege of expressing myself from
time to time on important issues
during the next four years.
Il would like a hand in straight
ening out weak spots in the Dem
ocratic Party" he said. He would
not discuss whether he would run
for the presidency in 1856.
The Illinois Governor, ending
his first four-year term, said he
plans to return to his law prac-
tice in Chicago after the first OF
the year. He returned to Spring
field after a f1ve-day vacation ir
Arizona.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
II Marine Officers
Stationed in Capital
Get Combat Awards
Twelve Marine officers stationed

Twelve Marine officers stationed
in Washington yesterday were
decorated by Gen. Lemuel c.
Shepherd. jr., commandant of the
Marine Corps, for heroism and
Outstanding service in World War
II and Korea.
Maj. James F. Lawrence, jr., "a,
of BOT North Fillmore street, Ar
Ilington, received the Navy Cross
for extraordinary heroiSm in Korea
as operations and executive officer
of a Marine battalion during the
Chosin Reservoir campaign in
December, 1850.
During a 1st Marine Division
move Maj. Lawrence volunteered
to lead a small command group
directly behind the forward as
sault platoon. Despite the en-
emy's intense mortar and small
arms fire and the danger of burst
ing enemy shells, Maj. Lawrence
held his hazardous position to Gi-
rect planes, tanks, mortars and
supporting fire.
When the battalion commander
and executive officer became cas-
ualties, the major took command
and succeeded in breaking through
the last enemy roadblock, his cita-
ton said.
The World War II decoration
went to Col. William w. Stickney
SO, now deputy director of the
Marine Corps Reserve. Col. Stick
ney, who lives at 5401 Hampden
lane. Bethesda. was awarded the
Legion of Merit for outstanding
service on Guadalcanal in 1912.
1t. Col. Robert r. Davis, IS, of
1855 North Bryant street, Airing
ton. was presented a gold star in
lieu of his second Distinguished
Flying Cross. The officer, now
attached to the Division of Avia-
ton at the Pentagon, was cited
| for heroism while on an aerial
mission for the 1st Marine Air.
craft Wing in Korea in July, 1851
A similar award was given to
Capt. Richard B. Newport, 80, OF
1742 North Rhodes street, Airing
ton. Capt. Newport exhibited
heroism during a close air support
mission with the 1st Marine Wing
in Korea last February.
Three Leatherneck officers who
received the Bronze Star Medal
with a Combat "V" were: Mai
Evening star., 1952-11-19

denial that such evidence might
have furnished leads"
Dr.. Weinberg is accused of lying
under oath when he testified be-
fore the House committee on May
25, 1949, that he had not been a
Communist. The grand jury
called this false.
Judge Kirkland upheld the
language of the indictment, ano
overruled the defense on most
major points. One of his final
rulings was that defense attorneys
are not entitled to inspect the
minutes of the grand jury which
indicted DR.. Weinberg.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
Sydney Bons Parking
In Downtown Section

SYDNEY, Australia (CDN -
Traffic congestion has finally
forced Australia's largest city to
ban parking in it's main downtown
area. 1t used to be allowed for
Is minutes.
Authorities estimated Sydney
citizens were wasting 100000 man.
hours just sitting glumly in sta
tionary cars locked in traffic jams
Thus this city of million peo-
pie becomes another world CAPT.
tai trapped by the automobile age
Evening star., 1952-11-19
Action on New Housing
|At MARYLAND u. Deferred
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. Nov. ia legis.
lative council subcommittee ha.
deferred action of a proposal fol
additional housing at the Univer.
sity of Maryland.
The subcommittee made public
a letter from DR.. H. c. Byrd. uni.
versity president. emphasizing hi
denial of discrimination against
Jewish girls in dormitory housins
at College Park.
The letter said that dormi.
tory HH, a temporary wooder
structure with the poorest accom-.
modations, had the smallest per.
centage of Jewish girls.
The committee learned from Dr.
Byrd that of the 637 girls assigned
to dormitories. Virginia had 80
District of Columbia, 80; Mary
land, 459, and there were 108 from
all other States.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
Train Halves Trailer
At Hogerstown Crossing
BY the Associated Press

pV me NSSoCIufed FFeSt
HAGERSTOWN, Nov. 19.-The
trailer of a big trailer
truck was cut in half yesterday
by a Western Maryland Railv ay
switch engine at a downtown
crossing.
Milton A. Difabaugh, 42-year-
old truck driver from Everett. Pa,
said he did not see the red lights
flashing at the crossing.
Police estimated the damage to
the truck and it's cargo of mer-
chandise at $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
Man Gets Rid of Rat in Car
But He Blows Up Part of Town

building itself-were badly dam
aged.
The six injured men, two Of
whom were seriously hurt, were
hit by falling debris.
No trace of the rat has yet been
found.
Evening star., 1952-11-19

Beige, green, grey, rose bock-
grounds. Get one for every room
OF this low price.
Evening star., 1952-10-12

the panel will be Robert Boyd, president of
the National Press Photographers Association;
Haleck Finley, nationally known PHOTOGRAPHIC
illustrator; Stevan Dohanos, distinguished
artist and illustrator for leading magazines
B. Anthony Stewart, senior staff photographer,
National Geographic Society, and Kenneth w.
Williams manager of the Photographic illus
trations division of the Eastman Kodak Co.
The 280 cash prizes in the national awards
will consist of four first prizes of $1,000 in
each class, four $500 prizes four $3.50 prizes,
6S special merit awards of $50 and 200 honor
awards of $25
Evening star., 1952-10-12

pEPRODUCED on this page are the winners
II of the four grand prizes of $25 in The
Stars 1852 Amateur Snapshot Contest. You
may see one or more of them again. since
they will be considered for prizes totaling
$4,000 in the Fourteenth Annual National
Newspaper Snapshot Awards, to be judged
tomorrow. Interesting sidelights on how these
photos were made and about the photogra-
piers will be found in the news columns of
todays Star.
The National Awards panel will meet in
Explorers Hall, National Geographic Society.
Sixteenth and M streets NV Members of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-30

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-30

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Evening star., 1952-08-31
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

EFFICIENCY APT, near 18th and
with modernized kit, Murphy wall
bed and separate dressing rm.
estab. cooperative bldg: price, S6,-
GeS;r oo0i with Hf,, y cash. sIs rsaSs d call NJ NJ
SsSln' ssSo? res., with Nj. Nj e 5oS4 sMirH4 CO. ST.
2-BEDRM. FRONT CORNER APT. Y
block west of Conn. ave. Also large
foyer, full dining room, modern tile
bath and large kitchen with service
door; roof deck; private storage
locker; elevator and switchboard
service. An excellent value at S14.-
WITH VIII II ffGs e. sMfTHY Esaas es eo nj s $500 $780,
De LUXE s.sEDRM., sgssiR 2-bath apt. in
Washington's only postwar-cona,
years old); 23-ft. liv. rm.. din.
space, stainless-steel kit. built-in
5oosShelves; book; sds; sxpesIres 0S root deck; deck
Park and close to extensive shopping
and transportation. Price. $1S,950,
with terms. Please call Mr.. Gavin,
with H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. 5000;
EsTxrE Fsfx Ml' rSRSo9fiERrY. SS9fi This de M lux.
cooperative bldgs. must be sold.
living room 15x24. two corner twin
sized bedrooms, modern tile bath
and shower. ample closets; kitchen,
pantry and service door. Also sepa-
rate maids room and bath. This
beautiful end apartment has 3 ex-
posures-south, east and west-each
with an attractive outlook Vacant
and completely redecorated, 1t rep
resents an ideal home at q fair
price for the purchaser. with sub sub
stantial cash. Total price, $4,000.
Please call Mr. Gavin, with H. G.
SMITHY CO.. ST. $500; res, MI.
E00A
Evening star., 1952-08-31
HOLIDAY SPECIALS
APARTMENTS WANTED

WHITE CPLE. desires unfurn. 1-hed.
rm. duplex before Nov; conv. shop
and transp.; $50 max. LA. 6-5096
REFINED. responsible. out-of-towr
business gentleman, daughters 8 and
8. desires 2,bedrm: apt: or duplex;
VETERANS wife and baby urgently
need 1-bedrm. unfurn. apt in Sill
yss spring area. Call Ju. 7-S0O0
FREE-Landlords applicants waitins
for your furn: or unfurn: apis. ol
houses OF sublets: Wash. Va White
Open 2 days Ma ,OOOI
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY-2 or z
bedroom apt. for 8 adults; NV
SON. write psrticuars ias ~snn as so laa, SIC,
and number Of rooms. Boz 212-E
CSGIPLE and 1s-yr. .-old daushter Re.
auire 2-bedrm. apt unfurnished
SssSrgss9wn Ss9 sne bIdS or my nv plstrtet; max
wxSrEERP ER'' V5SEi SeT 0fft -on: ICED bedroom sl
Church preferred. Ki. s-Sse1. 1 SUI
EFFICIENCY or one-bedroom apt.
unfurnished. wanted by settled
woman. .JU. ~. 7.5SSa. - 81
sDd sDsi %sst Sf mouse. aS.s eonsenient to WIS WIS
L9SY 3fs i DEsnREs III s-aansi smsil .u,urn, ant
In NV. apt; bldg; reasonable; conv
r. parking rGTp o,,,oR OR; 5645;
spt: or small no house Hethesds.cSev! SeelUS1
number area BOX 8e' ses-E," "slas Star or 'es''
AUARTMENT WANTED to let or sub
let for month Of September only
small smai! Turn. apt. pvt. bath. pvt
500. Call OR. 1906 Monday bet
on an RooM a1S n9nrrIsbsS nm MISS WINr5R tS;rEs
able pref. Vicinity 18th and Ailisor
NV. Box 271-E, Star.
ONE-BEDROOM APT, NV, hy Oct
/; Goyernment empl.. quiet lady
INsfRtGHcSTToR. Nst wife and baby; -
bedroom sround-foor apt: Takoms
BRiTIsH OFFICER AND AND WIFE vii SNrs re-.
0306; Elk. 202O. Ext. i16. .
UNFUR. EFFL. NV. no sharing; max
SoO; references. GE. 5515.
ONE ROOM EFFICIENCY APT, b,
Goyernment-employed lady: fur.
9ished 1ts1 or unfurnished. Box 236-E
ApGLT COUPLE desire complete,,
furnished 1-bedroom Arlington
apartment for 80 to go days; i'm.
med'ate occupancy. Call JU. S-432
PHYSICIAN and wife desire 1-bedrm
apt. near Naval Hospital. Bethesda
Not IN apartment bldg. 81. 1887
2-BEDROOM UNFUR. APT. by native
WASH. couple: no dogs. cats or ca
naries: iust well-disciplined chill.
dren. Pref: west of Rock Greek. Arl
or Bethesda. SS0-SS5. MI. 1850. I
WANTED--Two- bedrm. apt. fol
adults; in Silver Spring or vicinity
couPEME e. Desires quiet. unfurnished
2.bedrm. apt. or house; up to SS5
Montgomery Co. JU. 1884.
HOME SOLD-Greatly need / or {
bedrm. apt. furn; or unfurn.
age, children. until new house Il
ready. Excel. care unconditional!
guar. PREF. NV. sect. D. c. or Oh
,Gh: Nd, OIL. S119.
HIGH-CLASS TENANT available 70,
your medium priced apt, settled
bachelor seeks change of address
local references; NV. apt. bldg. pref
Box 199-E. Star
SMALL FAMILY WANTS 1-bedroon
pref: max. $40. Box 254-E. Star
Evening star., 1952-08-31
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

PERMANENT GOVT. EMPLOYE de-
sires house fer self and family in
suburban Md. Reas. rent, UN. 0O35.
c.. G. COMDR.. wife. 2 teen-agers,
desire 3-bedrm. unfurn. house, near
by Md; $3.50 max. Call Lo. 5-3173.
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY of four. re-
auires 3-bedroom unfurnished house
With basement for 2 years; $3.50 to
near school for 2 young children
preferred. DE. 44oO. Ext. 4O4..
By BRITISH NAVAL OFFICER
-Four bedrm. Furnished house: I,id-
October, ofaSse5,,i for srI 5s months; Arlington,
ferred; careful tenant Elk. 1910.
Ext. II, from $50 to $3.50 week
RESPONSIBLE EMPLOYED couPLE
desire to rent. with option to buy,
Ssss s ehareh Sn ns2 sss s AfRe'sa w. ss
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE. 8 bedrms.
NV: NV: Or NE; by os eougie, 2 children
WxNrES HxsF d. TO SGk RENToUnia1n 1gt saan house
is0n Manor. cail KE. 3-6siS. Wt
BEDRMS., " baths. mr.. Univ. oi
Md. by retired couple. grown chill
| Qren; rent unoer 500 mo. TIE. 1886.
NAVAL OFF. wife. 2 boys want 2 OF
8 bedrm. house for / mo-. startinl
Sept. 8. XII. S-2235 or WI. 364l.
e OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. unfur,
/ nished family Of 3 working adults
prefer NV. Sec; $50 max. RA. 5023
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-W
have fine tenants for homes in near
by Md. or NV. D. c.: free appraisals
/ no delay. For complete rental serv
ice phone US today. PERRY HAY
Professional COUPLE. no chill
/ .Idren. desires Georgetown location
| apartment or small house, Iurn. o.
unfurn.; 6 mos. or longer. MI. 500i
WANTED TO RENT-Furnished O
partially furnished home with som
garden area. in NV. or 20 minutes
! drive Ward Circle; 3 bedrooms,
baths. fireplace. large rooms; occu
i pancy Sept. 18th. Write Box 126
4 Dorset. Vermont, giving details ant
3 OR 4 BEDRM. bungalow type house
vicinity of Lafayette School. VII
. maintain as own. $12b. OR. 1897.
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY with school
age children needs 2 or 3 bedrm. un
furn. house in Woodbridge. NO. 1854
Evening star., 1952-08-31
HOUSES TO SHARE

FOR GEORGETOWN married stu
dent; single person will share house
=. g.; BOWEN: 2I26 37th ST. NV.
WIDOW will share modern Groom
home; married couple OF 2 students;
modest rental. AP. 6O93:
GEORGETOWN, private bedroom. use
Refined laSy. De. o1si. 4Si T
WILL SHARE MY HOME with cple.
with child and keep child while
parents work: or cple. without child.
Gail any time LU. 1-199f. 81
LADY will share house on upper 10th
st. with family Of two or three
adults; two bedrooms and use Of
kitchen II desired. Only those who
can AFFORD and appreciate Q good.
comfortable home. Please reply,
Boz 1000, star.
TWO GIRLS 70 share 2.bedrm. house
with other; twin beds; close to
Pentagon and downtown Wash; an
eonv.; $40 mo-. incl utils. II. 1918.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
HOUSES 70 SHARE tcont.)

TWIN-BED RIM, living rm. suite
avail; q empl. ladies or men: home
priyils.; bus at door. IA. 3023. i
COLORED-WILL SHARE furnished,
Groom, modern home, n :. with
middle-age married coup G. in ex-
change for part-time companion
free except utilities. Box 23O-E.
Star. a Y
COLORED COUPLE or 2 girls to
share centrally located. beautiful
home; all conveniences. NO. O259.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
GEORGETOWN
KanaWha Apartments

3016 Dumbarton Ave. NV.
An extremely desirable location on
Georgetown's finest street. Apts.
nave rms, plus modern kitchens
Win dining space; new tile baths
ano showers: some apis. with fire-
places; some with lge back porches
ALVIN REAITYi CO. co OH"
NO 6n30: TU 2952. KE 7-07Bs
COLORED-1 RIM. kitchenette, semi
p pyt. path: 11l5 9th st. NV. See
McRAE. Apt. % or cali HU. 43SI =.
COLoRED-BRooKLAND area; 'l on
Push PpusshIne; e.;. l bedrm., lge. living rm.,
stores and post ONCE; $50. so mo.
Contact owner Sunday, CO. 1890
CoLokED-NE.-s rms, and kit
ut1ls. cond,: share bath, $40. Cali
coLoRGDsTVRKEALi ssqnfaE i2d mddeand and ooTn M0n
town heated apts. Of i and 2 rms,
adults. Reply siTins FH s's Size 70 Of Feinsa fam
ily. age employment. habits, etc.
col ii 8 ORE pMTNFuRN1sHED s.a5i s-rm.
trsnsp tfnen fAs Fs. ssth soss. aDt' convenient s
C0LORED-BEAUTiFUL apt, in
mod. brick apt. house; mr.. shop.
center ana ouS; large iy. rm., di-
pette. mod. kit. built-in units, large
bedrmS., mod. bath. built-in tub
and shower; rent. S74 per mo-,
iRnolnding Rnnag al util. Directions: out
left on Minnesota ave. right on
Grant st.. right on 42nd St., left
me-, and walk in vacant Apt. No. &,
q, Or phone ST. .4o6.
COLORED-2-RM., kit. and bath apt.
CoIoRED-4 ROOMS. kitchen and
bath. See any time. Do not call.
cns I56S S quincy st; nv; .-4
incl; conv. busline. 1899 Half st.
CoIoRED-NEw APT. 45oo Hunt pl.
e ette sna Enf 6sfhm bssh sS ' pep 5m md XII. din;
RYON: INC. RE. 32i6. Il
COLORED-926 NORTH CAROLINA
AVE; SCI rm.. kit. and bath. No
children. II. 1893. Il
Evening star., 1952-08-31
SHED tcont.) ApTs. uNFURNIsHED tcent.)

GEORGETOWN-Attrac. one-hedrm
| apt. Georgetown Manor spacious
liy rm:, .firepl.; garden; $165. Gil
VIRGINIA. rms, large living rm.,
ssRa'f nssEs SsdrRs ssrs arss sxn kit as d.
EOS end sT. s.E.~S rms. and bath
good transportation; incl. utils.--l
MOUNT RAINIER--Entire 2nd A. of
Ps Ctms p1 bss Orsns ssfeened sF poach arFhe
pvt entr. front and rear; cony.
transp;; D. e.. fare: empl. ADULTS
26IS X sT. NV rm., kit. and
bath: 500 mo. Adults only; Immed
occupancy. See MRS. TOBEY In
$500 BLK. card ST. s.E.-a rms,
kit. and bath. $50 mo-, incl. utils.
Immed; occupancy: Cali ME. 5402
SSas SaSroo0 % ST ST Nwseautifq q na,,iI r
only; Immed: occupancy. Cali ME.
eSi 5foTi 9th ST. NE.-1-bedrm. apt.
avail Sept. 9th. Adults only. S57 81
mo. See MRS, JONES on premises
Or Or call N NE; 544o2.
aSsil Sept sT NMaSt ist ssoa5 mo s%al Adats sRa
call NE. 54os. % 0A PREMISES of
LOVELY new eiey. bldg. eff. Just of
Conn. aye, $3.50; 1 bedrm:.. 81 10.
Can Ho; $3.50 or AID. 141s for
1881 EAST CAPITOL .sT-a bed
able Sept. 3. GEORGE Y. WORTH
INGToM & SON, Ii. 4-79O5.
CORAL HILLS, S. E., unfurn. bedrm.,
location. shopping. Immed. occu-
pancy. Refined gentle lady OF
gentleman. Utils. incl. $50. 10.
Mr.. Nj. PLEASANT NV, cozy en-
tire 3rd a. apt. consisting Of liv
sna Tm;; c,o,1s 6edIm: I;a.. and nice lge. kit,
ployed, quiet couple acceptable only
No children or pets. Refs. Avail.
Sept. 10, $40. Seen by appt. CO
CORAL HILLS, new garden apt apts.
500: 3-bedrm.. S1o0. includes SeIiHi, utili.
ties. SIT. .refrig., laundry, parking,
storage; 2 blk. from shoppinq
1904 UTAH AVE. BRENTwooD. BRiSsTi Md
Kit. liv. rm.. . bedrms., bath. Priv
entr.; no. children. SIS. utiis. incl
Phone WA. 4116.
ENTIRE, End FL; redecorated: utili-
line. 33 Franklin st. ne. 81 0II9.
900 3rd ST. N.W.-Newly remodel.
led and decor. studio apt; 2 ex-
tremely lge. rms, kit. and bath;
light on three sides; rent to empl
couples only. on yearly lease; refs
required; S65 per mo. incl. ali utils
Apply 516 end st. NV. 9 am. tc
5 pm. to inspect Il
1905 TRINIDAD AVE. N.E.-3 rms.
semipvt: bath; heat. light and Gas
furn.; $40 mo-; no children. AT
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Own Your Own Apt. Home

Our plan Of cooperative home own,
success in Washington since 1920
Choose your home with confdenc.
in one of the AZ bldgs. for which
we have been responsible.
THE NETHERLANDS, lovely spaci
Salnmsa ransDortatSn tS foE asss snSpDinsd Sdrns
hail hail and and bait bath. f' closets. lose eneWi, NeWi,
decorated. A charming home in /
debt free bldg. Reasonably pricet
and financed.
SOUTHERN AVE. and suitland rd
Sc. Ideal for suitland Census
Bureau and Andrews Air Fore
bus to the center of town. A L
bdrm. and a 2-bdrm. apt. available
in this post war bldg. One Of tn
most beautiful views m town in
and terms which show a great saw
ing over rent.
1923 LANIER PL.. NV. A huge apt
with 3 full exposures just shor
block from the Mt. Pleasant carline
3 bdrms.; 2 baths: liv. rnn: cente
euLThuCG IOyeTb Qlu. Iu,, klt. dIlt
pantry. Maids room and garag,
in basement. An excellent value q
only S17,500.
THE NEW PARKSIDE. just blocks
from shops and transportation. 4
wonderfully economical corner apt
with bdrm.: liv. rm.; dinette: kit.
entrance hall and bath. Price So,
500 with "a cash and only S79.5t
mo- for all costs.
SO N. Y. AVE, NV. Close to 0.P.o
and Sibley Hospital. A. 2-bdrm.
liv. rm.: kit. and bath apt. air con
ditioned and priced ct only 50. 500
$4,000 cash and only $72.23 mo
for everything.
CLIP THIS AID AND CALL UP TUES
FOR DETAILS AND APPOINT
MENTs TO INSPECT.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
COOP. Apt. Authority since 1920
Wash. Bldg. RE. 1918 or RE 174s
Evening star., 1952-08-31
RIGGS PARK
RAMBLER

Available ct once on lease basis
ALEXANDRIA, 217 VIRGINIA AVE
Vicinity st. Stephens. st. Agnes, ST
Mary's schools; 2 bedrms. and bath
maids rm. and bath. large nvinl
and dining rms, inclosed porch
utility rm.; completely redecorated
S165 mo.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING SPECIALIST. any time.
Short notice calls: Hrly: or fiat rates.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
paym mt on your moving. storage:
reas. IA. 1887; ewes. GE. 1416.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage IN
separate rooms: expert packing
co. INC. established IaO6i
MOVING AND HAULING-Day or
night. Reasonable rates. NO. $3.50
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Open Sun, Mon, l to 6


AOoA OPoIAuI OI' NV.
Owner must sell this beautiful row
brick home; lge. liv. rm. with
mirrored firepl.. din. rm.. den and
modern kit. on 1st H.; 4 bedrms
and 2 tiled baths on 2nd A.; full
basement; oil heat; deep yard; 2
car garage. See this today. A
real value. LOUIS BRESSLER
ST. 1884. RA. 1884. Il