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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-31
Observes 92nd Birthday

James w. Mahaffey celebrated his
92nd birthday on January 28. He was
honored with turkey dinner on Sun
day, January 27, at the home of his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daley White.
Attending were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Mahaffey and son Dale, Deer
Park; Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mahaf-
fey and daughters Barbara and
Susan; Mr. and Mrs Ira Mahaffey
and daughters Jean, Joan and Bet
ty; Mr.. and Mrs. John White and
daughter Sally; Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks
Moore, Jim White and Everctte Ring
cr, all of Terra Alta, W, Va; and
the host and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daley White.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-31
WSCS Circles To Meet

Members OF the WSCS Of St. Paul's
Methodist church, Oakland, will have
circle meetings on Wednesday, Feb
ruary g.
Circle one will be at the home Of
Mrs. R. Bowen Hardesty, with Mrs.
Hardesty as the leader.
Circle , will be at the home Of
Mrs. Russell Smith. Mrs. Howard Tur-
ner will be leader.
Circle 3 will be at the home Of Mrs.
Grover c. Stemple. Mrs. William
Evans and Mrs. Donald Evans, CO.
hostesscs. Mrs Lewis Jones will be
leader.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-31
Plan Fifth Annual
Maple Festival

Plans are going forward for The
fifth annual Somerset County Maple
festival, scheduled for Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday, April 18, 10 and 90,
in Meyersdale. The festival is spon-
sored by the Meyersdale Chamber of
Commerce and annually brings 49,
600 or more people to that eommun-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-31

a mechanics school at the Warren air
base in Wyoming. He completed both
schools with a high rating and has
been promoted to the rank of cor
poral. He is stationed at Hunter air
base, Savannah, Ga.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-31
With Our Men
In The Service

Pvt. Franklin S Welch, Deer Park,
is serving on the Korean front with
the 2nd Infantry Division, heroes Of
"Heartbreak" and Bloody" ridges.
The division, a veteran fighting
force, recently has engaged in patrol
activity in the -blanketed Korean
hills.
Welch entered the Army in May,
1851, and was previously stationed at
Camp Breckenridge, KY.
Pfc. Luther NJ. Dewitt, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Emory Dewitt, Of Sang Run,
recently attended an air force me-
chanics school at Ft. Knox, KY, and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-31

Circle 4 will be at the home of
Mrs. Harry White, with Mrs. S. 7.
Naylor as the leader.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-31
LOCHLYNN

The WSWS Of the Loeb Lynn Ev.
u. B. Church will hold a special SER
vice on World Service day, Sunday,
February ). Mrs. f. S. Alberts, King
wood, will be the guest speaker. Ser
vices will start at 1880 p. m. The pub
lie is invited.
The WSWS will have its regular
meeting on February 5, in the Aid
hall. All members are urged to at
tend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-31

Twins were born to displaced
persons couple in Cleveland. They
weighed 10 pounds, five ounces.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-31

W. Va. After brief honeymoon in
Canada the couple will reside at Mt.
Storm, w. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-31

Egypt proclaimed martial law as
was on the increase.
Arizona sun., 1952-01-11
SUBSCRIBE
THE ARIZONA
SUN
So FOR A YEAR

youth are the number one problems
of the college, home, church, and
social agencies.
"We must find a way to reverse
the obvious trend" he said. "The-
future, net only ours but the
community and the nations are at
stake" DR.. Johnson said, "but on
how we'll we fulfill this mission
may depend the future of the
world"
The Fisk University president
was one of a number of educators
who went on an official mission
to Japan to study the educational
program of the Japanese. AS re-
suit of his experiences there he
said he strongly favors an educa-
tional system free of government
control, although he intimated that
''there is no reason why the gov
ernment should not help support
the educational program of the
various states.
Arizona sun., 1952-01-11

New York City (GlobaD =
Friends were most happy over the
return of their actor buddy, Can
ada Lee, who had spent two years
abroad, and a gay party at the
home of Judge and Mrs. Rivers
on Riverside Drive, showed that
happiness.
Mr.. Lee returned to America, his
home, to attend the Preview of his
latest picture "Cry the Beloved
Country"
The Yuletide party honoring the
great actor was attended by such
notables as Honorables Hubert
Arizona sun., 1952-01-11
NAACP

Continued from rage -
Perkins Motion, Olin Fisher and
II. B. jackson. The letter contained
seven charges regarding the un-
.constitutionality of the method in
which the annual election of Of
ficers was held. 2y:t.-s-..
After obtaining all the facts con-
cerning the election, Mr.. Williams
said he would submit same 10
the national office and, in so doing
would in his recommendations
advise that the small technical
tiles which arose at the time
of the election were insufficient to
recall the election, and that the
election even though it was not
conducted as scrupulously as it
might have been, but under the
circumstances Mr.. Stewart used the
best judgment in placing chal-
lenged issues before the member
ship for vote.
Mr.. Williams made it plain that
his recommendation is certainly
not to hold the election over.
Arizona sun., 1952-01-11
Friends Fete Conodo Lee

Lelaney, Lyles Paige, Charles Brei-
ter, Pocco Parella and Harold Ste
vens Councilman and Mrs. Earl
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Bourne Van
neck, Mr.. Lester Granger, Mr..
Langston Hughes, Mr.. c. B. Powell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Steinberg, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Weisman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Billy Butler and Mr.. Leslie
Hash were among the press guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Goetz (he's the
"Voice of America to Austria Dan
and Ruth James, Eve Hunter and
Bob Condor = all of radio and TV.
Arizona sun., 1952-01-11
First Negro
Appointed
Confidential
Inspector

New York, (NNPA)-James A.
Lundy, Republican and, Queens
Borough president-elect, announced
last Wednesday that he has named
Thomas A. Baker, a Corona, Long
Island, real estate--man and civic
worker, as his confidential in
spector.
Queens Borough was formerly
Queens County. AS borough presi-
dent, Mr.. Lundy is.~a member of
the Board of Estimates of New
York City and receives a salary of
$4,000 a year.
Mr.. Baker is believed to be the
first colored person to work under
any Queens Borough president, Mr..
Lundy said. Mr.. Baker lives at 33-
81 102d street, Corona, and is an
organizer and treasurer Of the
CrispuS AttuckS State Republican
League. He is a former district
deputy cf the Improved Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of Elks
Of the World and served as an
assistant campaign manager in
Governor Thomas E. DeWey'S cam
paigns of 1912 and 1916.
Arizona sun., 1952-01-11

New York, (GlobaD-Dr. Charles
S. Johnson, noted educator and
president of Fish University in
Nashville, in expressing alarm over
the serious and critical moral cli-
mate which is causing confusion
among youth" charged that part of
the responsibility can be charged
to the conspicuouSly bad example
set by persons in high places in
business and government.
DR.. Johnson was the guest
speaker at the first report meet
ing of the Centennial Campaign
Workers of the Harlem Branch
YMCA Wednesday night, Decem-
her 10. The Branch, seeking "A
goal of 100000, reported $14,011-
.35, or more than 10 per cent of
the amount to be raised.
Speaking of the break down in
the moral character of the youth
as shown in the recent scandals
that have been exposed among col
lege athletes, DR.. Johnson declared
that the MAJOR problem facing the
Arizona sun., 1952-01-11
CORRUPTION IN HIGH PLACES
SETS BAD EXAMPLE

leadership today is to find way
to correct the causes of existing
evils and to plan a program that
will provide a better way of life.
Listing the home, the church
and the school as the three sources
from which young people get their
sense of value and of morals, DR..
johnson said there is a great need
for agencies such as the YMCA TO
supplement the work of these three
institutions if any progress is to
be made in saving our youth"
More than 100 diners attending
the Workers meeting heard the
educator who recently returned
from Cleveland where he partici-
pated in a gathering of educators
and leaders from other fields in
discussions ON the problems of
youth"
DR.. Johnson said it was the con-
senSuS among those who took part
in the discussions that the weak
ening morality and lessening of
emphasis on good character among
Arizona sun., 1952-01-11
City Attorney Honored

The City Attorney has been. APP
pointed as state chairman of the
National Institute of Municipal
Law Officers for 1852 The ma
tion-wide. organization acts as
clearing house for information on
legal matters as we'll as represent
ing the various member cities at
the federal level,
Arizona sun., 1952-01-11
NEW COUNCIL
TAKES OFFICE

The first City Council in the his
tory of Phoenix to succeed itself
as a unit was sworn in Thursday
for another two-year term. Spon-
sored by the Charter Government
Committee, the present Council
won reelection lasts2November by
a four to one majority.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
co-oP. APrs. SALE tcont.l J

BRoApMooR. 1901 Conn. ave. NV.
rm GsaTm rscsptio2 1as Ss spt ara. iFrss Fssbeg iy
completely equipped; dinette. pvt.
entr. to back bedrm. from hall. No
agents: OR. COLT. Sale direct from
OWNER 80
TO SETTLE the estate Of q former
owner the board Of directors OF
one Of the best-operatsd co-opera-
tive apt. bldgs. In the District are
chase of shares Of stock controlling
an unusually spacious ground floor
apt.
There are 3 aspects Of this offer that
dinerentiate 1t from many coop.
propositions: LIST, ours is q long
establ.. paid-up stock co.; 2nd, we
own our own building outright,
with no mortgage risks or interests
TO pay; 3rd, We are not selling to
but. only to those we would like
to have as neighbors--in a word,
We are and can afford to be choosy.
There Is an unusual opportunity here
Tor approved people to have quiet,
3-bedrm. home in conv. NV. loca-
tion. with apt. house advantages at
for q tiny 2-bedrm. box out in
the sticks.
The price is about S12,5OO, prefer
ably all cash. The regular monthly
assessment is about $3.50.
Here is what we have to offer: 3
double bedrms., liv. rm., dining rm.
lmay be thrown together). foyer,
nall. screened, porch: all new kit.
with alcove. all new bath, 8 closets.
!ge. bsmt. storage, Renovation and
decoration to suit new owners in
cluded in price.
to Rock Creek Park. COW. to tl isth
and Columbia rd. shopping Center
yet IN a ouieta residential street.
streetcar transportation nearly; I IL
min: to Pentagon via Rock Greek
Our bldg is concrete-brick construc-
tion, well kept up and good look
ing. Our corporation is Carefully
managed; detailed reports avail.
Preference will be sgiven to Quiet.
refined professional or service cou-
pie, with or without growing uu
or grown children.
For further information call CO
ITO, all day Sunday or Wkdays.
LARGE ONE E-BEDRM. APT with CON-
venient in-town location, near 18th
st. NV. Includes foyer, 2O-ft. Iiy.
rm... 1S-ft. din. rm., mod. kit. with
service door, 3 huge closets; ele-
vator and switchboard service; very
reasonably priced at .S1l.75O, with
liberal terms. Please call Mr.. Gavin.
with H. G. CMITHY CO., ST. 5000;
residence, MI 1904 AZ
Evening star., 1952-03-30

WANTED-vA. AREA. Three to z
bedrooms, fireplace optional; ground
Tor Rarden; oil heat; consider doing
own decorating in return rental
adjustment; Government employe,
saar Ss3s5ation and shopping. Box 2s2.R,
GENEROUS RENT. lonr lease. Soa WI,
pay for unfinished preferably Old
large mouse, good I1eighborhood.
gracious living. within committing
condition not Hmp mportsns GHse but II arehi sshy
lecture is. Victorian houses not
AGENT MHs CLIENTS for S1H furnished
and unfurnished houses In the
pistrlct; We need these nice homes
immediately. Call Mr.. WERNER at
HOUSE Ov WSNTEEfD Al FED 10 Il X RENT eoIS. So 4
adults. in Silver Spring section; 2
or Or 6edrms Maximum Sl25 mo.
MOST DEsfRABLE and very emil
nent client desires unfurnished g.
bedroom home. Price no object ii
b,Son q JAMES Ss'f [. Dixon "a J. CO, co.,
AIR FORCE COLONEL wishes to rent
completely furnished house in ex-
cellent residential neishborhood
beginning May /. $3.50 maximum
re rental. "a oSsnll csll Ii. 5-670o. Ext. 75746
REsPoNssiBLE COUPLE desires in
definitely. nicely furn. or partly
mod. clean, det.. GOOD loc.: acces-
sible Fort Meade; reasonable rent.
ARElNaToN 4kl saGsi OR rAIRFAx-May i
or June /. Couple, no children,
needs 2 or 3 bedrms., screened porch,
unfurnished; no Developments, no
rramg6lers; excel; care guar; refs;
COMMANDER, wife, small daughter
want 2-bedroom furnished house for
years occupancy; Arlington or
81.
FIvE-RM. det. house, unfurn.: conv.
to National Airport: equip. kit; no
children; about $50. JE. 3-337S.
THREE-BEDRM. HOUSE, lse. lot or
acreage; option to buy. Box 244-S.
Star 20
Evening star., 1952-03-30
HOUSES TO SHARE

WIDOW will share six-room furnished
home with garage; married couple;
references EXCHANGED. Phone AP.
ENTIRE 1st FL, lge farm house;
ss5arn; s5f4 Of sfs Sf9 72Ss RS: incl elsc: pI
MT. PLEASANT-Three gentlemen to
share mod. home with 2 others; 1
lge. double and l single room avail;
all utilities furn.; unlimited pvt.
phone; 2 complete baths: quiet
neighborhood. HO. s641 any time.
HYATTsVILLE-would like to share
my home with clean, congenial cple.
AP. 0617. --3l
FOR WORKING COUPLE or employed
lady. attractive room in nice home
Unlim. phone, laundry facilities, TV.
Close to shopping and transp. Ref.
exch. FIR. 0692.
TWO BUSINEsSWOMEN would like
to share large mod. country home
with 2 other bus s'women. Country
living, with space, freedom and
comfort Of your own home, VI hr.
from D. G. Browning 4S5-W.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Young lady
to share 13-rm. house with con-
genial group. pvt. bedrm. DE. 1852.
PARENT AND CHILD to share home,
day care for child. Must be able to
afford the best. Box 112-R. Star.
GEORGETOWN - Air conditioned
house with dishwasher and disposal,
patio: ref. exchanged DE. 1899. .
GIRLS win share 3-bedrm.
2-bath rambler with 2 others. Yard
with trees and barbecue. OIL. 656S.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSE IN NORTHWEST D. c.; two
bedrms., yard; will permit inspect.
present house to verify care. LU.
OFFICER DESIRES 2-bedrm
house IN Arlington County; prefer
FOREIGN EXECUTIVE wants house,
furn., for six months; NV, conv.
transp.: adult family. OIL. O09S .
unfurnished house,
large living room, dining room. IL
brary, 4 or 8 master bedrooms
3 or 4 shower and tub baths; full
5asementi as non 2-sar ss! garage; long le. lease
FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER desires
sublet 2-bedroom completely furn.
hoSse. April throush June. Tel. Wo,
ADDITIONAL HiSG HOMES NEEDEDSwe
have fine tenants for homes in near
by Md. or NV. p. c.; free apprais.
ais: no delay. For complete Iental
service. phone us today. FERRY
HAY Co. Il. 02z2. ~
Evening star., 1952-03-30
APARTMENTS WANTED

FOUR EMPLOYED GIRLS desire fur
niSned piJ s,S5 $50edroom apartment AZ: Can
furnished efficiency ant; vic. GWU;
sSo-ssinkfs sSoss Box 7sf no9Ts@Ssef star n. n.&
ONE -BEDRM-sOLARIUM. or 2-bed-
rm., unfurn., in apt. bldg; APPROX.
$10O; NV. or Arlington; desired by
working couple; nas; no children or .ps pets.
sY Gah EGSERhY GEi ass0 COUPLE with gro sgown
daughter; 2-bedroom. unfurnished
apt. in quiet, Christian environment.
BY MATURE LADY; one bedrm. or
effic.. with sleeping facilities: un-
pr. st. Rsa Nc. sS5ss7o eD' JA oloE s2s4
WANTED BY MAY: unfurn. a-bedrm.
ground-foor apt; or house. Prefer
ence. Rosslyn. Chevy. Chase or Ia.
koma 20 park sndz One child. 2 years. ac Can
one sEDDRooM unfurn. apt; NV.
erences; $95. Box SGT, Star. 800
FREE Landlords. applicants waiting
houses or sublets. Wash. va; white.
Open z days. Ma. 0001.
FLASH! We need q landlord with Q
nicely furnished 2-bedroom apart
ment. suitable for 4 responsible girls
in. in Georgetoyn U9 or Dupont Circle 5C
COUPLE, 2 children-5 mos: and 1s
apt. Max. $s5. Lockwood 5-3s34.
wANTED-Furnished apt. 1 or 2
white section; by employed salesman
months. Box SGT. Star. 90
saa Apr Tfi 15 dssre Ded
rm. or bedrm. and den unfurnished
apartment in desirable neighbor-
hood. Wish. to use own electric
range and refriserstor; Rental must
EooF fsassraoas s. MOGs .ve Wflts Hopews AhrNUF n
lTwO-ROOM, bath and kit. apart
ment furnished; April LIST. 18th
May list; NV; to 500 mo-: young
and elderly women. Call HO. $685.
YOUNG SsiHsGO0sf; SETTLED COUPLE desire.
NV sNblet, June to Sept. Phone
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER desires
o. smoke. Daushter employed. DU
IREFSiNED GENTLEMAN from Massa.
| chusetts desires furn. large efficiency
apt; Ari.. Va, area: kit. PVT. bath
and entrance. Box 90-T. Star.
UNFURN.. 1 or g bedrms., in George.
| town or NV, for co1lple, no children
or pets: maximum, S135 for attrac.
tive apt: Ho. 44S0, Ext. ST.. e.
FURN. OR uNTuRN. APT, effic.:. $7s
max; desired by young bushes:
woman: refs. cau WA. 1855 Sun
WILL EXCHANGE ssS eiificieney tful
kitchen and bath, 2Ist and 90
tn downtown nv. EO. 7430 ate
Evening star., 1952-03-30
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

ONE BEDRM. APT. for sale; excel.
eond;; NV; good transp. Cash.
THE BROADMoOR APT.-Larse liv-
Ing room, dinette, kitchen, 2 bed
5000 conn. AVE. NV, Apt 2pt. eOs@
Liv. rm... bedrn1.. foyer. kit, dinette.
sun porch and bath: finest apt. loc.::
sun. 1 to ) or cail eves. WI. ssa SSsa
or OIL. 1914 for appointment. 3Os
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Two
rms. kit. and bath and l. large rm..
kit and bath. Both apts, reason
s6Ss; ewes. and sun. I'm. 4764.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
APIS. WANTED tcons.,.

GRADUATE ARCHITECT, wife and
infant, desire 2-bedrm. unfurnished
apartment or small house; prefer
ably ne. HO. 0O91, -
COUPLE WITH CHILD wants rooms
or apt. Q.h.k.) and /or child care
exchange Tor rent. Phone KE.
1 OR 2 BEDRM. furn, apt. for
responsible couple for l or 2 mos. /;
$50 to 500 mo-; good neighbor-
hood. 81. 0S03.
DISSEMINATING YOUNG WOMAN,
oodshousekeeper, ex-embassy, seeks
attractive one-room apt. with fire.
place IN Georgetown. WO. 5000, :
MlDDLE-AGED SETTLED CPLE.-
2-bedrm. apt, ample closets; near
transp.; NV; prefer older, we'll
operated bldg. DE. 1916.
WANTED TO RENT by young cple.,
unfurn. 2-bedrm. apt. in Va; have
an 1l-year-old Boston terrier. Call
Vienna $50. --=3l
COUPLE desires 1-bedroom or efi-
cheney apt; furnished; in apt. bldg.
Ii R-lO36
Evening star., 1952-03-30

COLORED-TWo ROOMS with bath;
pvt. cooking and entrance; $35.76
SEE rms. kit,
encl. porch; share bath with l cple.
FOR empl: quiet settled cple. Call
coIoRGp11saasse aI 1Gi11 atseT NfwT%N Z pi%; p, Sw
Apt. Coop; S100. down, $50
monthly. See janitor. then call IA.
CoLoRED-141s T ST. N.w.STPwo
Tm. apts;, S75: For information, call
cohokEb2f 81 FT1s on BEpaM.. M1psMsE lv. rn. Rit
inel. Stiis. CONNER 4 RYoN' NC
cSEoREb&LoyELY NE. nei9h6or- MSa
hood. for employed couple or 2 en-
giazsd stzE us fEl'i iuin r9: s45. kf Vi iass iass:
coIoREDGisss coGasEi o m mHoLBRooK IF TER.
NE.-S to g; apts.; rms: and
kit; 3 rms. and kit; share bath;
conv. location. 80
CoLoRED-LARGE ROOM with lee.
PVT. kitchen semipvt. bath. Call
c6LoRE6UoNE ct6dLoRRih5looN LARGE RIM, LsS Rit.,
bath: slec. refgr.; gas, light incl.
CoLoREDIe-a4e7 IRVING ST. Sc ST.
Rent, $3.50, plus utilities. For full
Information, call MA. 1887. Shown
COLOREDWNICE. CLEAN APT, pvt.
bath. kit. 1852 Fairmont st. NV, all
day Sunday. DE. 5462. 81
COLORED-l APT, unfurn., to empl.
couple or 2 ladies. Cali Ii. 4-5713.
COLORED--2 RMS. kitchenette and
bath; conv. ne. section; good refs.
rec, Mon. call R. j. MOORE. HO.
COLORED-oNE RM.. kit. and bath;
newly decor; near 9th and F NV;
500 per mo. DE. 1866.
Bsmt. apt. also effic. apt; / or 2
COLOREDM;es o ST. NW.-2-rm.
apt, 1925 mo-; adults only;
immed. occup. Call ME. 5402.
COLORED-G ST. S.W., near Del.
ave-: attr. bed-liv. comb, kit, bath,
gas, elec., refgr., h. water; adults;
S52.5O, RA R445: Mon MA 7Q57
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Sis

1920 Powhattan st. north, Arlington,
Va. 2-bedroom home with full base
ment and fioored attic; newly dec
grated, Venetian blinds throughout.
To reach: Take Washington blvd. to
18th ST., turn left to Powhatan and
left again.
9735 51st ave, College Park. Md. g.
bedroom brick rambler with full
basement, gas heat: perfect condi-
ton. TO REACH: Turn right onto
Edgewood I'd. from Baltimore pike,
2 miles past Maryland u, then right
again on 51st ave. Available May / .
Keys to these houses are in our
office.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV, DI. O222. II
COLORED--5 C ST. S.E.--Recondi-
toned; 8 rms, bath, elec. hot-air
heat; $50 per mo. RAYMOND R.
RUPERT, 1017 7th st. NV. 81
Evening star., 1952-03-30
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NEW

Four -bedrm., full baths, gas heat,
full bsmt.. mod. kit. located mr..
darlington Shopping Center; conv.
to Pentagon Bldg; lease only; $3.50
per mo. TIE. 6160. -3
3 BEDROOMS, 11a BATHS
7O3 Jefferson st. ne. new modern
semidet.. house with sep. din. rm.,
cleo. dishwasher, garbage disp.: full
bsmt.; gas heat; immed. occup. ;
S125 per mo. Call Mr.. Orpin. LA.
6<626g: SIDNEY z. MENSH q
Evening star., 1952-03-30
HOUSES .UNFURNIsHED Gent. !

TWO-BEDRM. HOUSE, $s5 month
MT' E1- -pitEsass5AlSSr-y.ry tEss5lS clos. TO schools sS
shopping, churches and transporta-
tion; bedrooms. Ia baths upstairs;
liv. room, din room and porch;
bsmt., fully equipped playroom with
laundry room. bathroom and garage.
The house. overlooking Rock Creek
Park, has been completely fedeco-
rated and is In perfect condition.
Lease, $3.50 per mo. Cali Sunday,
ARLraGToN, IKE sSar l9r aGPsG VIRGINIA. close o to
the Pentagon; det. house, 2 bed
rms. bath. liv. rm.. mod. kit. with
garbage disposal. dinette. utility
room. Cali ia. 8-36Q7. FRED.
ERICK w. BERENs, INC. 1873 X
sSSs NOVEL; DRIVE. Alta Vista,
Bethesda. Md; about. 8 bloekE ofi
Old GEORGETOWN rd.. left at WynEate;
3 bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor.
lavatory on 1st floor; nice lot. paved
street, near schools; rent; $l4o
92h 18th st. NV. MA. 2lO0. 80
Evening star., 1952-03-30
HAWTHORNE NV.

Beautiful Georgian Colonial brick 2
story home, newly decorated, over
looking Rock Greek Park, 1st A.,
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit, den and
powder rm.; 2nd a.. Q twin-size
with firepl. and utility room In
bsmt.; attached garage. Beautifully
handicapped large yard. Rental $3.50
mo. Ewes, call Mrs. Grant. CO. 6246.
PAUL p. STONE, MA. 1879, 1918
Evening star., 1952-03-30
HOUSES FURNIsHED -tcont.l

CLEVELAND PARK bedrms., Ia
rage; at once. Ref. OR. .0762. 3Os
FALLS CHURCH on Lee blvd. Lge.
det. 2-bedrm.: Laundramat, TV;
mo-. April 1-30; 5000. utils. extra.
JE. 3-7274. 30
21 GLENROSE ST, Chevy Chase
View-2-story brick and clapboard
Cape Cod home on large lot. There
are 2 large bedrnls.. a study and
with asphalt tiled floor. To reach:
Take Conn. ave. past East-West hwy.
to Saul rd., turn left 2 blks. to
Summit and right 2 blks. to Glen
rose. Avail. now at $175 per mo.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
DI. 0222. Ewes: IA; 5797.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
LARGE ESTATE

LARGE ESTATE
House or semi-det. Both units NV.
or suburbs. For excellent day
schools. $3.50 pupils. May buy
later. WI. 1926 or WI. 7191.
COLORED-WANTED TO RENT-By
q refined colored family. 3 or 4
bedroom house. front and back
nice section and reas., pref. NV:
Will buy same II given q limited
time to raise down payment: Only
those with above need CALL Ii.
4-6l46.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
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