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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-20
Youth = A Challenge To Integrity

On June 18th the first National
Convention of Mizrachi Hatzair IRE
ligious Zionist Youth was held in
New York. The 200 delegates were
addressed by Moshe Sharett. For
eign Minister of the State of Israel.
who told them to be courageous in
their work for the Jewish State. and
hoped their devoted efforts will be
a source of strength and courage
to themselves" There can be no
doubt that the Conference was an
inspiring one. and that the actions
taken will indeed be a source of
strength to the voting people gather
Evening star., 1952-04-09
.Ki-WVes Plan Flower Exhibit

A flower arrangement contest
was to highlight an inter-club
luncheon meeting of the Ki-Wives
of Washington and Arlington and
nine other Ki-Wives' organiza-
Itions of the Washington area to-
day at the Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs. Herbert H. Greger, chair
man of the National Capital
Flower Show and guest speaker
for the day, will judge and award
prizes for the three most out
standing flower arrangements
from the II clubs submitting
entries.
Mrs. Oscar F. Blackwelder, wife
of the pastor of the Lutheran
Church of the Reformation, will
give the invocation. The program
will include vocal solos by Miss
Mary Alice Lee.
Arrangements for the meeting
Evening star., 1952-04-09
.DAR Chapter
'PIuns Picnic

The Susan Riviere Hetzel Chap
ter of the District Daughters of
the American Revolution will hold
a picnic luncheon tomorrow at
Edgemont, the country estate OF
Mrs. Charles F. Creighton, al
Markham, Va.
Miss Margaret Lindsey will re-
port on the recent State confer
ence.
Members planning to attenc
have been asked to inform Mrs
B. Y. Martin, chapter regent
Transportation will be provided
from the chapter house at 9 am
Evening star., 1952-04-09

parchment pure silk totfeto
with "a doImon-type sleeves.
q full skirt, and q high
standing collar. Same size
range as aforementioned
dress and the color range
includes navy, beige and
mouve. Right: The dark
sheer with O gay scarf print
trimmed with buttons at the
collar, cuffs, and front OF
the dress. In sizes l41z to
22H7.
Call Sterling 5000, ex-
tension 3o5, between 9 and
4::3O for shopping informo-
ton.
Evening star., 1952-04-09

their moderate price, which
is around $40.
Pictured ore three that.
ore available locally. Left:
A shontune type fabric Of
orion and nyIon with q con-
tour-shoped bodice and q
skirt formed of fine-fIut-
tered permanent pIeots.
Simple to wash, requires no
ironing, and is q fashion
boon to career women, busy
motrons and travellers. Avail
able in black, navy and
brown in sizes l4l2 to "a ".
This dress also comes in
sizes II to 20. Center: A
Evening star., 1952-04-09
Pork, Sauce

Roast a pork loin. then about
an hour before it is done. baste
with a savory barbecue sauce. An
easy way to prepare the sauce
lis to use condensed tomato soup
mixed with extra seasonings-
onion, garlic, brown sugar, pre-
pared mustard, Worcestershire
sauce, lemon juice or vinegar. and
q ho cCn
Evening star., 1952-04-09

are in the charge Of Mrs. Chan
ming S. Walker, president of the
of Washington, and Mrs.
L. H. Blevins, president of the XII
Wives of Arlington. Mrs. Carl D.
Werner is president Of the Inter-
council of Ki-Wives.
Evening star., 1952-04-09

also is one of the firms
vice presidents.
Having been on many
a best-dressed list, Miss
Swanson is equipped with
impeccoPIe toste and a sure
sense of what goes into the
making Of q dress. She sews
herself, and for years has
had q sewing room in which
she made her own clothes.
For the spring line she
has designed fashions for
the woman who wears holf
sizes thot do not skimp on
fobric or styling because Of
Evening star., 1952-04-09

Famous make nylons in sheer and cobwebby 81
is or medium weight 3O-15 Every new spring
shade you can think of. Also dark seam hose at
the same price. Sizes 8la to II, in proportioned
lengths.
Evening star., 1952-06-21
Every Square Inch

1VNAy N1N1 SAc~AN Y 414O11
In this smart brick Cape Cod has
8 bedrms. and den; huge kit. with
convenient space for family din
ners, off rear hall is full tile bath;
while end fl has been thoushtfully
laid out for future End bath. AS for
closets, there are at least q plus am
pie storage. Settled neighborhood OF
Only l block off excellent busline.
Really good living for only S15.950.
Call CW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-06-21
REALTY INVESTMENT
GEORGE II Rllcker Co
Immediate Possession

Immediate Possession
ATTRACTIVE GRIN. HOME
Large 1S-ft. liv. .rm. with picture
window. Mod. de luxe Westing-
house kit. with Formica top and
dble. compartment sink, CUSTOM
built cabinets; 3 large. cheerful bed
rms; full colored tiled bath and
linen closet; spacious util rm. with
Westinghouse Laundromat and water
heater.
Extra features:
/. Venetian blinds.
.. One full acre lot.
3. Screens.
4. Drive.
5. Lawn graded and sodded.
6. Clear hardwood floors.
z. Hot-air heat.
6. White asbestos shingles.
Price. $11 $50.
Directions: Up Route 80, past Chan.
tilly. miles, take first right-hand
road (607), continue about miles
and turn left on GA, 4th house ON
left.
For additional information call Hern-
don 400.
HUNTER WATSON. Jr.. Builder
Evening star., 1952-06-21
FAIRFAX VA

80 MIN. FROM D. c. New bunga-
low: liv.-din. rm. comb. with
side in knotty pine; 2 bedrms.,
large closets, full tiled bath, linen
closet in hall, equipped kit; hard
wood floors, oil hair h., storage
attic, copper plumbing. 52-gal. h.-w
heater, Vent. blinds, alum. screens
corner lot, 105x220. Best buy in
Fairfax Co. Price, S11,950: $4,000
down, bal. easy terms.
knotty pine liv. rm..
din. rm.. 2 bedrms., equip. kit, full
tiled bath; located on 2 acres of
beautiful land, clear and wooded !;
price, $11,25o; $4,000 down, bal.
easy terms.
liv. rm., bedrm.. comb.
kit.-din. rm.. util. rm. with laundry
trays, full tiled bath, with shower;
on "a acre Of clear and wooded land.
This is truly good buy. Price,
$500; $1,000 down, bal. approx.
S78 per mo.
ATTENTION: Some one that knows
how to finish house. have an
S-rm. house that is roughed-in, in
cluding roof; 20 mi. from D. c. Lot
70x550. viii sacrifice.
Andrew w. Greene Realty
100 w. Main St, Fairfax, Va.
Crescent 703 or Crescent 105-R.
Evening star., 1952-06-21
w. B. WRIGHT
ARLINGTON
CUSTOM BUILT
REALTOR- BUILDER

This new built-to-orde brick rambler
(almost compietedj. fun basement.
built-in garage, screened porch. "
acre lot, is surrounded by hand
some homes in COUNTRY CLUB
HILLS, For sale, because OF changed
plans of owner. ASSUME LARGE CT
LOAN.
ASK-US? REALTY co.
NP o6SQ Tvclus;ua ar 1890
Evening star., 1952-06-21
RANCH RAMBLER
ON 10 ACRE

New brick 3-bedrm. home with every
thing planned for spacious comfort
It's q hoSpitable house with low
sleek lines dictated by 1-story plan
81 liv. .rm.. plus separate din. rm.-
ideal for entertaining-comp
equipped all-elec. kit. with space
for family breakfast; storage at
tic-ideal for those extra trunks,
large hsmt.. built-in garage that
will spare the family car summer
sun and winter SHOWS. Immedite
occupancy; S20.95O. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. on Glebe, OW. 5000
Evening star., 1952-06-21
2-STORY COMFORT

You may be one of many. who still
only upstairs bedrooms can give.
With 8 family-size bedrooms and
tiled bath up. the spacious down
stairs of this charming Colonial is
entirely devoted to family living and
opens onto 22-ft. screened porch
which is cool and shaded; separate
din. rm., 12x14; handy. easy-to-k keep
kitchen; basement has children's S
playroom plus laundry and toilet
facilities; Lear built-in garage; ideal
ing several mature trees. You'll be
delighted with this substantial N.
Arlington home; $1,000 to $4,000
down, balance on terms. Inspection
by calling OW 909O
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Plastic Tope Stops Leok
In 20-Inch Water Pipe
By tho Assoeicted Press

NEWARK, Ohio.-It wasn't a
little boys finger in the dixie that
saved Newark's water supply-it
was plastic tape.
For IL hours yesterday, this city
|of $4,000 was threatened with
complete loss Of water service.
Back pressure built up in q 30
inch line in the pumping station.
This caused two breaks in a 20
inch pipe. The reservoir level
dropped six feet.
Temporary repairs were made
by wrapping four-inch plastic tape
around the breaks. In a little
less than "a hours. the system was
back in order.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Events OF Interest TO Seryicemen

More information may be OBJ
tanned at the Volunteer Informa-
tion Service Desk, Evening Star
Building, Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV, Re
public 0495. The desk is open
Saturday. ] to 8 pm, and Sunday
10 am. to 8 pm.
TODAY.
Dances.
Catholic Youth Orgenization, 91a Tenth
street NV, orchestra. $40 ON, go cents
Jewish Community Center. Sixteenth
and Q streets NV, record dance, S:4i
~Uso- -YwcA, Seventeenth and streets
NV, penthouse. record dance, pm
st. Matthews Cathedral Club tNCCS),
1914 street NV. informal, PM. Sc
uso-YwcA. s41o Wisconsin avenue,
Bethesda, supper, $3.50 p,m. rs cents
followed BY q record dance at 1880 pm.
Social Hour.
Episcopal spIsa a armed socl Forces Center; 1877
St. Matthews Cathedral club tNccs,,
1914 y street NV. open am. to 10
uSo-Lafsyette Square Club, 71s Madi-
son place NV. snack supper. $50 pm,
followed by entertainment.
Jewish Community Center, Sixteenth
and @ streets NV. teleyision and games
Hospitality House tNational Presby-
terian church,, 1762 N street NV, open
house to 8 pm,
Lutheran Service Lounge. 73s Jackson
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Mi. Jackson Man 10 Head
Young Farmers Of VIRGINIA

ROANOKE, Va, Mar. 22-J.
Warren Good of Mount jackson
was elected president Of the Young
Farmers of Virginia today.
Also elected were Russell Lewis,
Stoney Greek, vice president; p. L.
Haynes, Brookneal. secretary; C.
Snyder. Bland. treasurer, and B. v.
Rogers. Louisa, reporter.
District committeeman include
Waldo Dodson Of Amelia, central
district; Jim Moody of Newsoms,
Eastern district. and Edgar Tilly.
Loudoun County, Northern dis
trict.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Hopkins Hospital Director
Heads Accreditation (;rouu
BY ths Assoriuted Pres,

CHICAGO. Mar. 22.-Dr. Edwin
L. Crosby. director Of the Johns
Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore, has
been named director of a newly
organized commission which win
inspect and approve American
hospitals.
The announcement came today
from DR.. Gunnar Gunderson of La
Crosse. Wis. commission chair
man. The commission-known as
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Second Army Quotes
Affidavits Denying
Sutton 'slodge Charge
by the Associated Pres,

/ Second Army headquarters al
Fort Meade said yesterday it has
afldayits from two men who say
Representative Sutton, Democrat
Of Tennessee, miSquoted them ir
attacking Army facilities at the
A. P. Hill Military Reservation, Va
\ Mr.. Sutton has accused 1t. Gen
Edward H. Brooks, End Army
commander. Of wasting taxpayers
money by maintaining a lavish
hunting lodge at the reservation
The general has denied it.
\ A spokesman for End Army,
under whose command the install
lation falls. said the affidavits
were voluntarily submitted by Lee
r. Crabtree and Sergt. Willard w
Mcneil. Mr.. Crabtree operates a
filling station near A. P. Hill and
Sergt. Mcneil is stationed there.
Sutton Sees Pressure.
In Washington. Mr.. Sutton said
he had a witness with him at all
times who would back up his re-
port.
Speaking of Mr.. Crabtree. Mr.,
Sutton said:
"The brass probably put the
pressure on him to make the
affadavit under the threat that
they wouldn't trade with him"
The report that the Army had
obtained an affadavit from Sergt.
Mcneil also left Mr.. Sutton un-
Impressed.
Sergt. Mcneil was reported to
have said that he answered ques-
tions of a companion of Mr.. SUIT
ton. Ernest Rasberry Of Hohen-
wald, Tenn.
Had Quoted Crabtree.
In a speech on the House floor,
Mr.. Sutton had quoted Mr.. Crab
tree:
There is no officers club here.
There are but two officers here,
but Gen. Brooks has a hunting
lodge here"
Mr.. Crabtree, in his sworn state
ment. said:
II categorically and without res
ervation deny making any state
ment that Gen. Brooks has a hunt
ing lodge here. I further deny
making the statement there were
only two officers at A. P. HILL"
Sergt. Mcneil. too. said Mr..
Sutton did not quote him correctly
on the floor Of the House.
On February %. Sergt: Mcneil
said. Mr.. Sutton and. a companion
twhom Mr.. Sutton identified as
Mr.. Rasberry) arrived at the site
of the lodge, about six miles from
the A. p. Hill main post.
Weed Killing Program.
Sergt. Mcneil said he and L.
Wayne Ackerman, a civilian en-
ploye Of the land management
section Of the Post Engineer, were
at the time checking the water
level Of Travis Lake ''in connec-
ton with sa weed determination
program"
Mr.. Suttbn's companion asked
all the questions" the sergeant
said. Later. according to the Con-
gressional Record, Mr.. Sutton de-
clared the sergeant told him the
weeds were being cleared $50 that
when the general came down there
with his fishing parties there would
not be any weeds around"
Evening star., 1952-03-23

piace NV. teisvision record music. 0
UsO-YWcA. Seventeenth and K streets
NV. penthouse 3 70 IL Pm. games.
USO-YWCA, Jessup Blair Park, Silver
Spring. open 10 am. to IL pm; supper,
$3.50 pms. IS cents.
Music Act.
National Gallery Of Art. art lectures at
pm; concerts. 8 p:m.; Sixth and Con-
stttution avenue NV.
The Soldiers. Sailors, Marines and Air
minimum price food and lodging comfort
able lounges and recreation room. Teie-
vision, radios, pianos. pool table, library
= Exhibition. Coast Guard In Action
From $780," Truxtun Decatur Naval Mu.
scum, 1910 Il street IN W. -
Evening star., 1952-03-23

Physicians and Canadian Medical
Association.
DR.. Crosby. who win resume his
new duties September l. also il
president-elect Of the American
HOSPITAL Association.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

the Joint Commission on the Ac-i
creditation Of Hospitals was or
ganized by the American Medical
Association, American Hospital
Association. American College Of
Surgeons. American College Of
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Soyed by New Disaster

A drought which brought near
disaster recently to many parts
Of South Africa. also helped save
them from locusts and Rift VAL
LEY fever. BY stopping locust
matching and cutting down mos
tnuito breeding.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
HOUSES TO SHARE

WANTED-Couple to share home; re-
fined widow. Falls Church, conven-
lent to bus. Call JE. 2-S333. -
WIDOW AND DAUGHTER will share
nice home with refined Protestant
couple or girls; no drinking. KE.
aeBEDRM. HOUSE to share in 4rl.
Call ia. 5-5673 or Oh. $4,000. -
WtDOWER has nice det. home will
share with 2 or 3 persons or couple
with school.age child: home privi-
leges; everything furn.;. BY the week
stop cai sat. tnln and saS. SlSek ali q days SS;
weekdays after 8 pm. TU. 2-4811.
FOUR BACHELORS will share house
In Chevy. Chase with another.
Excel meals maid service. Call OIL.
ROOM FOR 8 GIRLS in beaut. surn.
4-bedrm.. g-bath house. nr. Chevy
Chase Circle; well equip. kit... 2 lge.
ltv. rms, den. rec. rIn., maid eerv-
Ice; lss; $7GS,.aa 81, a mo. each. incl. food.
viii SHARE comfortable furn.
ATTENTION BATCHELOR girl. under
my mod. tastefully redec. home,
close in; conv. transp., porch, gar
den and storage space. LU. 2-b822.
OR e GIRLS to share home 10
Gated In Woodbridge: home PRIVILEGES.
Evergthing as1s modern. For details
VIZ s' Want HlS1' i You to Join our consenial
group OF professional and ycien-
tific people on cooperative basis;
piano cook, garden. Embassy I'd.
1877 TX2YfLSoR ST. N.w.-settled
woman will share det hame 21h
baths. fireplace. grand piano, ell
conyeniences. with 2 persons. AT.
ONE Or 2 GIRLS to share lovely
home; beautiful bedrm.. excel. loca-
%. ton and a,l tlransp RAs 3-s906;
share attr. home; lady 1910 de-
string own home priyils. NO. 2
1 GIRL wanted TO share nouse with
others on cooperative basis. Col
lege graduate pref. Meals made,
G1 lsYndry h:zeis incl conv. NV. section
2 HOUSES. about 80 rms; first class
condition: Open for insp.. Mon.
through Fri. 8 to 4 pm. 1894 Mass.
ave. NV. 3
Evening star., 1952-12-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

sssss s5 sDpoE direct s60 f5S1 rssses;
H'I,s,. iSr S,:day week; Mostly! sandwichss:
chef: Fine equip. long lease. Ex-
cellent Httss the net. REQUIRES $40; 900 down.
Ideal for 2 partners. win consider
IS. 900 BUYS HALF INTEREST in
well established home me-imprcvement
business. Must have estimating ex-
enS nsnssal asn.sa
doing over $4,000 W.: q very good
opportunity for the right man who
wants to make . good income on
his investment. write and rive par
ticulars: Box 44S-S, Star. II
FgE LEASE-Esso Eesoline station
doing over 10000 gallons month;
&c. washington. Box s6s-R. Star
restaurant man. exper.,
wishes to lease or rent for self. EN-.
2.32l9 for appointment. -
FROM OWNER. newsstand, gift and
novelty store; excellent loc.; ready
Tor immed sale and occupancy;
very low down payemnt. s07 goth
EXCEL. OPPORTUNITY for cpIe. to
acquire DGS grocery, Sill. Spg. area.
No brokers. Your own terms, Rent
reas. Weekly gross over "a. 900.
WAFFLE SHOP - Excellent chance
Tor q good operator; terms reason
able. 1888 18th st. NV. 7s
SERVICE STATION, located on r. I.
ave.; excellent opportunity for right
man; ~. 200 cash, balance terms.
sSsc 18th ST. N.E.-B.autiful va
riety store. snack bar, magazine,
schools; owner leaving city. Can
be seen conveniently between $3.50
USED CAR LOT FOR SALE: good
Silver Spring loc.: now operating.
HSsRFsSNBRERisSs EsfssnsSs BREfRiss ~ " sa4sas as3sin
crossing $4,000 and 'eiIas increasins' 9s:
New equipment. low rent. long
lease, lease Closed Sundays. holidays.
eEEA eEEANmi H1Iai a5T Croker Harrisonburs. VA; ya;
food! Beer! Liquor! Booths! Bar!
Gross, 81, 200 wk. quotedl wonder
full opportunity to double bus. here!
81 500 down. Call PAUL J. MILLER
~. 252S6 or Elk. 3-7070.
(Ga. ave. n.w)-Busy
Soq Sspqt ans36r TS96 Iqro5 TsS. Bee. Beer t3 Booths
sell white. or colored>. Estab. bus. |:
81 900 wk. plus: rent. $50. Call
PAuL, a,n = MILLER. DE. 2-52se or
Nall EKi s-zG7G- ArT. HOUSE BUS, all .pt..
.Snas nsSs baths e:irs ne stoves other fur
than S6,500; suit. for empi. cple.
can be rented in evenings; oil heat:
lease; excel, conv. sec. No agent
'RY CLEANING - Well : managed
wholesale service offered to the trade
RoeERT Il asH Tay MosiEk Mdh Ma MaRkET afEzPs with
route: sacrifce for S7bo or best
OUR APIS. top location. income
~ $3.50 lna1, n1o;i $1,000 down; no brokers.
XII PLANT, completely
equipped. operatine. Job shop inI
Arlington: best reasonable offer.
JACKSON $3.50 or IA; S-2574.
ELANT and store
Sust SEM N .vsrssSns AraasSR n eaes
shape. Can ow. 6l4O or XII. g.
soC 800 DowN-arocery with beer,
good opportunity for right party:
prominent Georeetown corner; has
= e. e. nT 1.sn e 2b Be- 42ssse 4s2sssFsseeiatsd' seo'
RUCK ana trash route for sale.
AZ AZ -cIEiANfsGi i1fsi sToRHs srSaat ea,. Civ
ing up ne. section. win give stores
Act at once. Sunday RA. 5-S746
or LU. 1923 weekdays. o.
iROCERY STORE. doing good husi-
ness. See OWNER ct 2528 Bladens-
.SSSyIEERSSe.iiIea6foR I'VE s. doc. 5000 s aaily,
GOOD business. No brokers. Boz
6e-Ts Star.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
5112 CONN. AVE.
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE Landlords applicants WAITING
houses or subiets wash Va. White
Open z days IA; "a s;0ool: ,.
aesx.taRa sd sssne On Sorshvss sf ens
BUSINESS WOMAN needs eniciency
pvt. pPs bath. aFn 6p Sp to sso. JG. E s.5ssS. ss
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Furnished
sublet. Mr.. ENGLE. DE. 2-2los.
YOUNG employed couple. 1 or 2
BEDROOM. unfurn.. In NV. or ne.
BS sox BWsINsEss SGsTs sssr' WOMAN unfurn.
piano is permitted; not over Ssb.
THEE HG1 EGGi SCI. Ssalj NAVY OFFICERS desire
2-bedrm. furn. apt. Jan. !; quiet
nnsishborhood; nr. Anacostia Rec
csS6pLE. sai Eu; with iS17G 17mo -old child. would
approx. $50. LO. 5-S522. -
PROF. WOMAN wishes unfurn. mod.
effic. apt. NV. sec: occup. around
SMALL COOPERATIVE, NV, not
over SlU.OUU. BOX l5-1 otdT.
COUPLE wants g
bedrm., unfurn. apt. or 2nd floor
in pvt home: refined; drinkers;
NV. sec. Box 33-T, Star.
WANTED IMMED. by young working
and studying couple, 1 bedrm. apt,
near George Washington University.
Call ia. S-651T.
and wife. responsible. de:
sire apt. furn. or unfurn., for about
6 mos, starting Jan. l, at $3.50
month or less. BOX 59-T. Star.
LADY, retired Govt. employe, desires
unfurn: efficiency or bachelor apt.
Box BAT. Star.
small. modern. conven.
transp., by single gentleman. by Jan.
l or before. HO. 2-62S2.
LIEUTENANT and wife want
I-bedrm. furnished apt, in North
west; will pay UP to $115; will sub
lease. Cali Emerson 3-S511.
UNFURNISHED, or rooms for re-
tired Govt. employe; rent below S65;
RESPONSIBLE CORPORAL, small
child, desire 2-bedrm. unfurnished
apt; prefer Sc. loc.; best ref; max
imum, $50. DU. 7-7972. -S
STATE DEPT OFFICER desires eff.
apt, furn. or unfurn., Georgetown
or vic. Conn. ave-; consider 2-3 mos.
sublet beg. mid-Dec.-Jan. l. DE.
JANUARY I-Arlington or near Fair
fax; couple with baby; furn. or un-
furn; refs. JE. 3-9333.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

CHEVY CHASE. d. c., near Lafayette
School; West Coast family, grown
children, needs modern 3-bedroom,
1a-bath; to $125 month for Janu-
ary 1st occupancy; connected with
G4SSSyeEnmsnt 4SSesl sta4 research lab. Box
FURN. HOUSE or apt, 3 to 9 vks.
4-S-ROOM HOUSE. tensntable condi-
ton, priced modestly enough that
rate. landscape;. 5-yr. lease desired
with renewal clause or option to
buy. 30 in earnest, we would con-
slider catering attractive, wholesome
meals OF other neighborly gestures
to benefit considerate owner. LU.
UNFURN. HOUSE, good
NV. section; consider over 6 rms,
2 baths; will pay 8 months in ad-
vance. II. HENRY. 1406 18th st. n W.
Evening star., 1952-12-07

TnAoitdHfi ". Old. firepiace. . elec. kit.. Ssmt..
nj sehSss ssfck sns HsSsii sfast 81:
lar, stove: refgr: auto. gas h;-w.h;;
BESuTESn "a sffEt4Snn' shSs NfW Bsdr& 5S sosS Sous.
dren; shopping and schools; $126
s-BEDRM. BRICK nearly new;
Silver Spring area near Lanelsy
siss Etss Rs ssl s:Ts; sE;AssaaHD' szal 'nRss E:.l
uPff'ERo fPf' ri ieth S ST.. near Walter Reed
Hospitai-2-story semidet. brick;
rms; -: s T., baths tltS r.n, ny r%; h,,,sfn Tifn
sssoss sissss rsa sSRyssltBs si5s '5ep'p G sRc
NORTH iSSiRiLINGToN - Rambler,
choice section: living rm., dinette.
lge KIT, 3 hsdrms.: :,,a bath, stSr. sttlS; q ao
Mis' mo wi Vim e0nx' T. V %ARsiEIp isfTzSnteS JA
SILVER SPRING - 4-bedrm. frame
house. oil h.-w.h.; conv. Location;
immediate poss.; Sl10 mo. 20.
TSHRSEE.BEDRM. SiSisS: house. aM baths,
walled garden; S175 mo. ia. 7-77e0
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. rambler
EQUIP S Fix storage c'ss.-s1 attic and Tsil
bedrm. ir Cape COD, newly decorated
sls5; ..S JOHN W. MuLRoY GO.
CSHiLIUT Eli AREA-Almost new 8,
bedrm, brk. semidet. Lee. Myin!
rm., sep. dining rm.. lge. kit. powder
rm: lst f.; ranse, i: rsfsri: slef' sif haiSf disn
gas heat: on bus line; S12b per es mo
L. H. CARMIcHAEL REALTY co.
SPACIOUS 6-RM. HOUSE. large
ss5. i,ds.a full ssn ;1iooo iSsS wssA ssuEH
ssS oshi sShRirfTENDEN III SS0s; sT. N.E.-Lovely
3 bedrm with recr. rm., gas neat.
HARRY COHEN. TU. 2-bOl1. RA.
AsifNSroN.. siHEsSiroN ss17 lsth st. south
roums. rSysly ThmSles dinstse stehen liSins
fun bsmt. and garage; on heat:
for your inspection. JUSTINE REAL
TY CO.. 412 5th st. NV. DI.
ssso soyss MAPLE AVE-, Rockville. Nd
Two bedrms., full bsmt. $Sb month.
ASNANDRHE. Nj DALE VA. -. Three-bedroom
brick Cape Cod: bsmt.; conv. Penta-
so1naso so1na i@''oo' inci'
ONLY S8O-cozy, modern 2-bedrm..
acre land Good location. children
welcome Vienna 147-J-1. -
CLOSE.IN N. ARL.-Lge. liy.. rH..
firepl.. equipped kit, air-conditioned
brkfst .rm.. full din. rnl.. 3 bedrms;,
den. l "a baths: S175. all utils. incl.
ia. 2-5575 or IA. 2-8644. Ill
CORNER BRICK in new ne. sec.; 3
bedrms.; powder rm. on lst a.;
equip. kit. with garbage disposal
and dishwasher; full bsmt.i large
fenced lot. $125 mo. ia. 9-72g0.
NEW, sEM1DETAcHED BRICK HOME
In recently opened section OF p. C.
Three Eocd-size bedrooms. large
living rnn., separate dining rm.,
Well-equipped kitchen. recf. room
near near - sransportat,cn. ARIixpaiii ilssii
BROS. IA 7-444a. "a. 1883;