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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

ed with linen. Cocktail purses
OF Pima cloth. and enc with a
removable eoveF Tor easy laun.
derina.
Another item was a cocktail
SET consisting OF a tray cloth
and tiny little napkins. so en-.
qnisiislY and finely done. No
woudar that ga the womsa
don't wear GO glasses. nd
collectors IL q ,lAsss. and rou
can own hem Yourselves.
e - -
Back % the Kitchen ag1In fof
O NV des ert that's iust about
rsght for February and ihc other
eleven months too Put one cup
crcamed cottage cheese through
a tine sieve Add one-third cup
heavy cream whipped until stuff.
onc-half cup drained. canned or
fresh crushed pineapple. one
fourth cup sugar. one. hall cup
chopped nat meats and one
fourth teaspoon almond extract.
NIX gently bat thoroughly and
chill. Serve garnished with
dFalned canned cherries. and
prepare % serve seconds'
= q =
II You sFe really locking Tor
come place 90 90 that's truly
different" We recommend the
Casa Cage Hasso supper Club
waY cat on tho end Of Duval
Street where the Atlantic
Ocean vies with the Southern.
meal Trio in making sweet ma.
SIC 10 lull you while Yoa wine
and dine, so2nds real poetic.
doezn' a ~ WeIL IL really IL.
The 80 caYo Hueso IL &C.
taallY one a the lovelisr old
houses in KEY West. and being
On such . wonderful location.
and much too large Tor present
day living. has been turned In
10 . dining and dancing spot
with an air. The food there
Is wonderful and the place h
open for lunch. You can lunch
clear through On dinner u yoa
wish. and then dinner h even
better. In the evenings. tho
Scuihernmost Trio viii enfsr.
tain you. as viii Benny al the
Bar. mixinJ iintillatins sciniii-
laiing cocktails. Love that
Fiasel
- = q
IhNfe are some columns wc
never miss. ard one Is salcd 80
years ago N the goufnal" T4ere
~ learn tie anust amusing
things Frinstahce. We rad that
IN February ~ Is02. sise WrlRht
Broth.rs were pcrfecling their
glider in their DaysaA Ohio bi.
exeaa. Sho fAnd lAao< M what
Ne have & dati rfln<t Henry.
hfoiher "a Ire Gefinan Kaiser.
was lushly wined and dinnd in
New York and Washington. stu.
dents az Evanston's Northwest
EN- Aradcmy. wcne told ~ ave
up charities - leave sehool The
home Of Betsy Ross became
s hrfnc IN phllaGielphia. and
Charles Tiffany itwtler. died a.
90 Time truly marches on.
doesn't ~
a A. 4
Us later than you think.
Walt Donald's the cid Clock
Stopperi
A. q n
II Nas quite q try wasn't ~
Uptown. Downtown. and around
town Well We liked q. hope
you did too I'll Friday then.
gorud shopping Jaxvn --fAdvtD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06
Miss Betty Saunders Formerly Of City
We'd To LII. COmdr. Wagner liz Wash.

Saunders and II comdr Erwin
o'clock the evening % January IS.
FL on Nebraska avenue. N. W. in
Vaughan Lyons officiaied at the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd iahnke Of
Sigourney, Iowa, spent some time
recently sightseeing In key West
The yahnkes we're paying their
first visit 10 the nations southern
most city.
They reported that they found the
city bcauttfu and worth seeing
and that they we're especially I'M.
pressed with their trip % key Wesf
over the Overseas Highway insm
the FLORIDA mainland.
Meeting. Beta sigma pm soro
riiy. San Carlos srhool. : pm
Gold Star Mothers. MN. hon.s.
81 pa
Mesleyan service cenld. VS.
First Mcffedisi Chureh. -
pm.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY y
Meeting. Circle I Women ~ the
Flrst Presbyterian Church
home a Mrs. Edward kuhnel.
SPIN.
Meesing. Truman Elementary
PTA. 81 school. 7&s pm.
Meeting. DeMolay Mothers Clr
Gle. root gardcn scottish klts
Temple. 7 20 pm.
Meeting. Harris school PTA. :
pm.
Meeting. Southernmost Pistol
and Rifle Club. Legion Home
Stock Island SPIN
xx.ii Officers Wives. cuiiee
business session. Al Aeropalms.
70 an.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06
Cerebral Palsy Clinic Lacks $1,000
OF Goal To Establish Clinic Here

Monroe Countys own Cerebral Palsy Crippled Association
working hard 10 reach as goal Of for cpples
By the end Of February Members Of directors hope
have the clinic % operation necessary funds are
eted ACCORDING 70 me preuent Of the association Mrs Everett
Co rema toi a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

II took years and years 20
pound into my thick little head
that two parallel lines never
meet. and then ups and write
that Raui's Shell collection is 10
Gated on the corner ~ Eaton and
Caroline SIS. THE truth 81 the
matter i that rs really on the
|enrner ~ Eaton and Elizabeth
St.. and We Shoulda said 50 IN
u flrst place Web. what's tine
o. ~ hhvEng something Il YOU
don't use Il, bat don't you think
we're really carrying this stupid
~ business a little too farg
We're really eatin' crow tins
time. Raul
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

Ladiesl Did you ever dream
Of . tree trip 20 Parish nay
gosh. who hssnt7l Well. Il you
90 over 20 the Buttons. Pins
and Bows Shop on carollne Sc.
near the Pest Office. Ia viea
viii sive you . Contest Entry
Blank that Mecsli's patterns IL
putting cut. and you might win
such . trip. There are ias
prizes including the free trip 10
Paris for two. and all you have
10 do 10 make your own Essfer
outfit and using the blank.
send In The description 81 u TO
Mecall's. The lovely part about
The whole thing Is ihaa But.
tens. Pins and Bows has she
blanks and a whole shipment
Of lovely new fabrics Of pure
silks eossonx. rsYons. nYlon.
pure linen In the newest
weaves and patterns &c make u
Of. and these drssE len shs and
Tieees sell for almost noihingi
Paris. here I eomel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

Every time we see the ex-
quisise work puf ouf by the
women Of the Philippines wifa
. needle and thread and . IN
Of linen ws sss 10 feelins pref.
~ humhie. Well ws really $40
some the ether dsY Al me Dii.
~ Boz. These things were tine.
" embroidered hand bags I'm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

Hmnnnnnl Something new has
been added and we think It's
pretty cute Taat's men my gal
goln Ship Hopping OF course
she doesn't really 80 Shop Hop
fing with me. although she SAYS
she wishes she could. So I guess
the cute little giFl really repre-
sents all Of you folks. because
- hen Tn out making the rounds
It's always with you in mind.
4 a 4
A Horses Neck" Is English
slang for an object Of rldicule.
but when IL has a head at
taehed and Is curved from pol
ished mahogany BY the talent
ed folks Of Haiti. u becomes
something beautiful Tor the
hons.
] saw several pairs al the
South Seas Gift Shop recently.
Odd pieces Of brass made In.
10 trays. vases these are real.
" pronounced "vawses" tool.
ash trays. tea pots. ETC.. are al.
so nice In your homes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

Ilst makine ~ surh fls0wna
yea can do u from s.,ea riditu-
lously small picrc ThtN a
new bas,k eut n0w tled In
divldually Yours by Colesl Car.
lylc which Is devoi d a. tilp ABB
Fci Of improving your l0ok tlat
gives quite an insipht an the
subject al hats
A quotahle quote thus Have
you q prominent nae2 Then de-.
corate your hat la ironf on line
with nose IN profile a pug nuae7
Then It's beanie iur vou.N .
derby. q .calotte or heluni A
Dubious nose tsnd wio wsald
admit III Then tEy son fringe
u hair at your hat line "A small
brim irregular IN contour A
large brim turned up Try any
thing"
And now wo expect Key West
ers Ca turn out in q regular rash
q hats
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

II Nas quite . tfip wasn't f7
Uptown. Downtown. and around
town. We'll We liked n. hope
you did too I'll Friday then.
gpsd shopping Jason --tAdvfD
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15

setter came down the hill whimper-
ing and limping in both hind legs.
Pop noticed the red mat of hair on
the settlers hind quarters.
THE SETTER MET Don in the
middle of the creek, coming back
with the bird, and he followed the
old dog back to Pops side, whining
guiltily. Pop turned the bird over
in his hand, then patted Don's head.
The stranger came scuffing down
the hillside in hurry, with his hand
out. That's my bird, old fellow"
he said challengingly.
"Sure is, son" Pop answered
mildly, and handed over the bird.
Old Don whined, and Pop touched
his head and said, "But I got him
too, Don. Got him as he turned
The stranger stuffed the bird into
his red coat. 'sOkay old fellow" he
said indulgently, ''you got him, too"
He motioled the setter to heel
The setter crouched, whimpering.
Pop shook his head. you're huntin'
mighty lame dog, aren't you, son?
Looks like he's been peppered bad.
The strangers eyes cut sharply to-
ward Pop. Il let him have load
this morning for dragging tail on
me-" he said impatiently.
''That so?" Pop said. Pop didn't
say ''son'' this time. Pop asked,
Reckon you could hunt along with
me for spell and give your dog a
rest?"
THE STRANGER glanced over at
old Don speculatively. Hell be
Slow" he said appraisingly, 'but the
settlers about through" He fished
in his inside pocket for his watch.
sT'll give you a dollar an hour, old
fellow. Okay?"
Pop looked down at the setter. 'Tm
glad to do it free" he said slowly.
"Okay, let's get moving, old fellow.
We're wasting time" He dragged
the setter by the collar to willow
and tied him up. I'm George r. w.
Burston," the stranger said signific-
antly, and then he took charge. 'sYou
take your shots, old fellow. I'll take
mine. You work on the hill. I'll take
the creek bottom" He walked past
Pop and into the weeds along the
creek.
Birds were scarce. But at the creek
bend, old Don made point. Pop
moved his coat aside, waiting. The
stranger, gun poised, walked briskly
up to old Don and kicked the weeds.
Three birds roared up in burst Of
wings. One bird flared toward the
hill. Pop upped his gun and fired.
The bird SKINNED on.
The strangers gun doomed and the
bird fell. Then the stranger pivoted
and fired twice more. The other two
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15
n SbOrt Story
By WILLIAM MARTIN

QUAIL were scarce that fall. Most
O,of the old-ti1ners in the valley,
including Warden Tickle himself,
weren't hunting at all this season
giving the birds chance. It was an
unspoken gentleman's agreement.
Old Pop Jameson managed to keep
this agreement, too, for while. But
by December he just couldn't deny
himself the sound Of gun any
longer.
Pop and old Don, his pointer,
moved slowly up through the woods
now. The old man was more tired
this afternoon than he'd expected to
be but he kept right on. He wanted
to stand on the ridge minute and
look at Palmer's hollow before turn
ing back home. Seeing the hollow,
in December, was part of hunting.
At the top of the ridge Pop eased
his single-barre1 to his other arm
and. blew on his mittened hand. Be
low, Palmer's hollow lay in picture
stiffness, its narrow, frozen creek
length of jagged glass between the
willows. A blue crane rose suddenly
from the weeds along the creek bank
and Tapped its awkward, sidewise
flight upstream. With far-seeing eyes
the old man watched the bird out
of sight, then he whistled old Don to
heel
THE OLD DOG suddenly took on
new life, barking and wagging his
tail. They couldn't go home now.
There were always birds in this hol-
low.
!. Pop smiled a little and sighed and
then pushed his heavy feet slowly
down the hill. He couldn't say no.
This was part of hunting, too
seeing your dog pleased.
Old Don yelped approval and ran
gingerly downhill and into a clump
of willows, out of sight. A second
later he came out on the other side,
head lowered, tail apprehensive.
Then he froze into a statue.
| Pop walked slowly to the old dogs
haunch. A single bird whirred up in
flash of brown and white. Pop
raised his gun and fired. The bird
wheeled, unhit, and sailed low along
the brown curve of the hillside be-
yond the creek.
A gun doomed on the hillside be-
hind Pop and he saw the bird jolt
in midair and drop. Old Don yelped
and started across the creek after the
bird.
| Pop looked back up the hill at a
big, square-set man in a red hunt
ing jacket. @Good shot. son" the
old man called.
The big stranger didn't answer. He
was busy clodding his brown-and-
| white setter to fetch the bird. The
Evening star., 1952-01-18
APARTMENTS WANTED

VA. AREA-Furnished apt, for 2
4 months. Call AL. 5000, after Z.
GEoPHYsICIsT and wife desire g.
rm. apt. with pvt. bath; unfurn. or
partly furn.; roomy, light; in NV.
section bet. Kennedy. Aspen, 18th
and Georgia: $50 max; years lease
for acceptable place. Call NO. S035
after 8 pm. 30
telligent; congenial girl with apt
is looking for roommate. Box 4o0-C,
URGENTLY REQUIRE houses and
apts.. sales and rentals, for military
personnel. Contact BASE HOUSING
REsPossfshE EspelssiHa D. ADuLT T. S1ea tret, de-
sirss clean nv: apt. furnished Or
nnfurnished. Reas. rate. Box 497-
FREE9lLandlords. applicants waiting
houses or sublets. wash. Va;
USFuRN ii T I-BE6RM. Sfa, Ha; Or eSHi' enc. apt;
ne; +. so C; HENRY. Rz. os6s, G $40 TO to
TWO GIRLS DESIRE furn. apt;
Ext S1eo sl Init Of s9nv so1 after iFsnsB p mo- 1895
bedrm. furnished apt. Feb. i, pref
eerably NV. Call OR. 91e4 after
1 OR 2 BEDRM. APT, unfurn. D. c.
or vicinity: Maximum. $50. Box
EMPLoYfD LADY desires unfHurn.
bs4b b;T; apt tn of ,ss5 6edrm liv. rms 30. kit
couPLE desires. De tesis small NV. furnished
apt ap. to5 tSoS5e66 6 weeks starting March L:
3 OR Or i Rooms, unfurn.. on D-4 bus
line; moderate rent; small family
REsroNsiBsLE rsdNSths 20 coufIE fISsS dss uarrp a8I
ssdr? ias IA '9s ssss u1Pss s3ssr NV g. in 90. apt
BACHELOR wants warm. clean. fur
nished Ink studio type room or
sfnciency apartment; convenient
Weather Bureau or Pa. ave. carline
Sc; state rent. Box 451-c. Star.
Isl S'jE ;i'
EFffcIENcY fHsR1hEsi or liv. rm.. bedrmi. ls kit
and bath apt; two empl. ladies; loo
near Mass. Cathedral. Wisconsin
ARM, ,I5 oFFicfR. ieSEf two sp children xant
9 bedrm furn. house or elev. apt,
Reed Ree + aospifs SahS Eo EesieF s74fs afsr "as!
NATIONALLY known dietician wants
apt. with office. parking space: vic.
Conn. and K st. NV Phi. MA. 1852.
CoLoRED-EMPL. CPLE. desperately
need or 3 rms. kit and bath apt;
SIS mo- RA 0T3S
Evening star., 1952-01-18

COLORED-6-RM. BRICK
Built Just 10 yrs. ago and like new.
Concrete front and rear porches.
II baths: nr. bus and shopping.
this home. A real buy at Sl3,aS0
with $4,000 cash. Phone now. vi,
JIM BRITT
Evening star., 1952-01-18
HOUSES FURNlsHEp tcent.l !

N. ARLINGT0N-Tastefully deco.
rated. 3-bedrms., fireplace, screened
sSsrrsn,na porch full bsnt.. sgt.. Eas heat; conv.
ssls. N. BURLINGTON ST., Ari., Va
3-bedrm., 2-bath. detached house,
Completely furnished. Fuil bsmt.'
and finished attic, nice yard. $3.50
mGi ns1i MN See stes1 teaant on premises or
CONVENIENT to Naval Hospital and
NH, new 2-bedroom house, avail.
April /. Rockville 1857.
in best NV. sec.: 8 rms.
a bedrms.) 3 baths; Steinway piano.
frepl: $3.50 mo. IA. 7425. 80
8. ARLINGTON, mr.. Shirley hwy. and
Glebe I'd. close to Arna Valley bus
line mad shopping, attrac. furn., B.
Tm: semfdet. home with bsmt. and
folding stairs to attic; fenced yard
with trees; $125 per mo. Phone
Il wEsTT0 HOWELL AVENUE. Alex
andria, Va.-Brick, three bedroom.
maids room and bath, quiet, cor
ner lot, near shopping center, buses,
schools and Pentagon; fenced back
yard; two-room; finished attic; full
basement; laundry: utility room;
oil heat; garage: $l75; available,
February 13. Temple 456S.
COLOhED-26l9 18th PL, S.E.-3
rms. electricity, bath; look at be-
fore calling ME. 1900. 20
Evening star., 1952-01-18

'AILOR SHOP with an apt, long est,
,oSnt o%ner retlring. Priced for quick sale.
FULLY equipped Only $500. ~
OWENS REALTY. ME. O4S6.
Evening star., 1952-01-18

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for
couple with car to become asso-
ciated with old established real es-
tate nrm in Northern va. Modern
once ee @ @6ldg. with furn. living QUAR-
Will be given full charge Of the
business. No investment REQUIRED
Box 422. Fairfax, Va, ~Ia
Evening star., 1952-01-18
APIS. UNFURNIsHED tcent.) J

TWO ROOMS. kitchen, and bath;
Sdowntoygna location. ME. $685. or
TWo-BE6sooM W.; BE6aio APT. for rent; gso com.
plete furnishings for sale. 10.
TARotMgA PARK, MD.-s51.76 mo.
rms: and bath; Just of New Aamp-
REAL ESTATE M MsH. 7os2. '' -1--
MOD. STUDIO LIV. RIM, with kit,
bath. foyer: s74 SO inel. electricity
Observation-Disclosures Feb; q
srR ns aat' a.s iui'eSle w. 1850 sS5 adults
sS9 9th ST. .N.W.0New-apt. eond;
lse. rms. kit, bath, back porch.
BY. 15x16 with tiled floor. Ven,
aFn shnas fsles EstkEE WksHhhe heaf tNc end lii5 hX
ESs q row IA stss; fun E,
Rnsss saih: atl.: so sRs sSso; 1885, f1 f5sSs ss5s
S41O CHEvERLY AVE, cheverly, Md.
1Liy. rm.. bedrm., kitchen. bath.
dren or pets. WA. OFT. ~ 0is
THE COMMANDER APIS. 1925 18th
81 NV, lovely efficiency apt. in new
air conditioned building: walking
distance downtown; immediate oc-
SSepaanSy; Sssa q ,cSSs $S5 incl. utils. Apply at
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, Mellon st. Sc.
Liv. rm., bedrm., kit. and bath,
$3.50. Cali MR.. HENDERSON,, Wo''
TWo' ROOMS. kitchenette and Iay bath;
Hear Es11 6W 66vslinss; sS:E no pets; sos per mo.
cLARESDoN9ossimall cLaAiRiESSDDioNosi apt. house; Mls Very
cnnVAnInnfs - 0NT1N
PVT. parking. Can AD. 1859 after
S1s il? A;Ti IL ST. Me-, Ant. e2 e22g 9@.
Kit. bath, heat, b. W. furnished.
$65, 10. For key. cali Mi. 6i1S.
EFElC; APT. comb. living -bedrm..
ais; sas;a bath, sstS !, Itil incl; 1st H.; SOS.
sssS1 MAcoMB lace III 81 81. NV, Apt. Ess 5gs
bedrms:: back porch. pvt. bath;
CORAL Hills aIIIs-New s-bedrm. lI1 Ear
SSesnno gen apt; ST: refer. and utils.;
4Saa nome. ELY prIg.t. Fs e5t7ssas amt pvt
'3sDts EooMs Sa3 ASB po BAH n 2d4s no shld7.D
non-drinkers; ON busline; employed
couple preferred. HI. $3.50. 80
ARL:-2d A.; new brick duplex; i
Dearm; Dinr c.ntpt: apt. b near Clarendon shop
NEW APf. BufLDING'.' ii' s2io ~ sth S1ix st.
shopping center; Il bedrm., iiV. rm
dtnette. kit. and bath. S69. So
tenants furnishes utilities. Immed
occupancy. ME. 1878. 30
SILVER SPRING AREA-Vacancies
Tor Feb, l: 1-bedroom apt, S84 80
mo-; 2-bedroom apt. $a45O mo. !;
shower, kitchen ventiiator, Venetian
blinds. ample closets. Utilities paid.
No small children or pets. For appt
TO inspect. call manager between
aours l.6 pm. or 1909 pm. only.
1sss-aTs T 1. CAPITOL sr.-NeTS MSo ?.
bedrm. apts.. spacious rms; mr.. all
conv.. 10 min downtown; ready for
Capitol st. GEORGE Y. WORTH
1NGTON & SON, MA. 3326 -o1
Evening star., 1952-01-18
HU. 4345
American Univ park Arao

american Univ. Park Area
1ome one of f9F r. daiIssesriminating aIssm people in
tions @ VI 'ne Th; Guys most charming sec.
home Is in apple pie order SSoi9n,a Gms
TOM built with luxurious livine n
maind. Large liv. rm. with cow M
nrepl., din. rm. with custom huij;,
corner cupboards. modern eiec. kitch'
en-; large screened porch; 2nd I,
WsIh swiIhh-Slzed 81 q, bedrms and Z baths
Sha1E-in Ssmf CLOSETS Bird A., 2 bedrms.
tached gar; priced to sell; mnst h.
seen seen to be appreciated. Inspection no
" appt. only. FULTON r GOR-
DON. Jr., OIL. 44O8,
Evening star., 1952-01-18
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING. day or ewes, by exper.
men; very reasonable; estimates
given. Call AT 9342 after 9 pm.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
reas. IA. ass7; eves.. GE. i4ie.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
seperate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. O104. UNION STORAGE
CO INC. (estab. 1906).
COOK TRANSFER-CaJl any time for
courteous service. New closed vans
Experienced moving only IA. 8-210s
LIGHT HAULING. MOVING
Prompt serv. = reas. ST. 1000. Z days
q wk,, 7 a.rn.-9 pm. W. MARVIN.
Evening star., 1952-01-18
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

TWO-BEDRM. MODERN APT. in
Columbia Heights; 6 min. from
Pentagon, block from Columbia
pike; monthly payments only SSI.6I,
including principal, interest, taxes,
insurance, utilities and repairs.
Shown by appt. day or eve. ASK us?
REALTY CO., GIL. 1859, OK. 1858.
ARLINGTON-Immaculate de luxe s.
room t2-bedrm.) apt; only 10 min
utes from Pentagon; move in with
$4,000 cash. $S3.74 per mo. covers
all utilities, maintenance, principal,
interest, taxes and insurance. Cali
MR.. KING. daytime. "a $4,000;
ewes. KE. 3-6995,
3233 M ST. NV, GEORGETOWN. bet.
Wis. and Key Bridge-One 3-rm.
and bath apt. and one 5-room and
bath apt. avail. in small apt. bldg. !;
from S42O to $500 down and reas.
monthly payments includes mainte-
nance. For details and appt. to in
spect callaMr. Gunter or Mr.. Vim
nick. MA. 8039. 1404 L st. NV.
ONCE open It'll Z pm. daily. is
Evening star., 1952-01-18
HOUSES FURNISHED

Two-BEDRooM FURN. HOME in
menfhly. mont M'''i LEACH { Saes cRoNiN. Miss
Minor. LO. $4,000: ewes. WO: 3S1SS
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Unusual brick
Tam1fE Wfh Fe brief yfeF Gq qep f;'raf SHAPES I r
disposap din r &c bedfms, eaf si' o'fafase baths
closets in each bedrm.; bsmt. with
clothes washer; maids rm. and bath;
garage 4 trees ssao handsome Ind .s.isp1s fsFn
Msrch siefe' 1. Mr.. FORD leyes;' WI
1911 JAMES L DIXON & CO.
4si4 i4th S ST. N.w.-vacant, 4 lse.
bedrms.. 2 baths, liv. rm;' din; n, 5m.'
4s7 EMERSON ST. N.w.-semidet.,
mo, MIR. PAUL HANNAH. 1872 18th
st. NV. ME. 400. -22
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Extremely at
tractive 6-rm., 1-bath house on nice
corner lot; lovely flower garden; 3
nice bedrms lsaT oct farase; ,sn AT
with ". W. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 5000.
brick, incl. porch. oil heat, elec. re-
frigerator; no garage. Overseas Of
ficer has left house well FURNISHED
Rental .S175 mo. GEORGE I. B0R-
GERi 65s6. 04s Indiana ave- NV Ma,
EXCELLENT VALUE at $125 per mo-;
this completely furnished 2-story
brick home is conveniently located
in close-in Arl., Va. in pleasant uni
form neiehborfiood. Has bedrns..
tile bath. separate din. .rm.. kit.
with windows on opposite walls;
full bsmt., auto. heat. OIL. 6425.
10 MINUTES from Naval Hospital;
/. 2-bedrm house in Rockville; gas
$125 per mo. Rockville 4543. 1S'
BETHESDA-conv. location, irnmac-
ulate condition. Liv. rm., din. rm..
kit, sun room; 2 twin sized bedrms.
and bath; full bsmt.. gas heat, ga
rage, screened porch. Avail. Feb. /.
Call Can Mrs. christman; WI; 6649,
$500 Wis. ave. ALLIED REALTY
fcIEvEIAND AVE. near shoreham
Hotel-Delightfu Town House: ex-
auisitely. furn.; avail. in few days.
Phone Mrs. Cnnningham, NO. 1925.
JAMES M. DUNCAN, JR., S15 King
e35e 3ist PL. N.w.-Modern, de-
house; attractively and fully fur
nished. A thoroughly nice house in
an excellent. neighborhood; .mme-
aiai2 MILLER EEasSt sSio Garfield ionss t. n.W.
NEARBY VIA. and Pentagon-Lge. f.
! bedrm. house with double garage:
| S225 per mo; Call NOVA REALTY
| co. FA. 6097. lis
Woodla5kH Beach, % mi. from d. C.
on good road. For more informa.
tion call RA. 2200, eyes. 0E. 051S.
Evening star., 1952-01-18
CHEVY CHASE

New completely furnished 3-bedrm.,
white brick home; gas a.-c. heat.
6207 Georgia street at Bradley lane
and Brookville rd. To inspect call,
WI. iS416. Possession next Monday.
YELLOTT & co.
Realtors. 1924 Eye st. NV. Ma. o4s4
Evening star., 1952-01-18
BETHESDA

EDGEMOOR SECTION
custom built for present owner. This
built in 194S and in excellent con.
dftion. Has first floor bedroom and
powder room. dining room. Kitchen
living room; 2 very large bedrooms
and bathroom, second floor. Stor-
age attic. Recreation room, game
room at garden opening onto flag
sGone terrace; nicely Handicapped and
artistically fenced garden. A'
Evening star., 1952-01-18
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

REFINED TEXAS FAMILY, 2 school,
age children need 2 or 3-bedrm,
turn house or apt. Arlington vicin-
ity preferably with yard. TU. 2524.
UNFURN. 8 or 4 bedrm. rarnbiec or
det. house by Feb. l5. Rental approx,
$500 per mo. VIII consider option
to purchase. JU. S-4725. 10
OR 3 BEDRMS., unfurnished house
ID Chevy Chase or Bethesda. WI.
Evening star., 1952-01-18
RRAND-NEW

-bedrm. semidetached homes. I'm.
mediate occup. Income requirement.
$4,000. Cal KI. S-6140 or TIE.
4RfiA Il
Evening star., 1952-01-18
UNFURNlsHEp
BARNABY GARDENS
Congress Heights Sc.

Near Boiling Field. Naval Research
Naval Air and Receiving Station
Two 1-bedrm. apis. available now
Large rms; S-cu. IT. refgr.; parking
storage and automatic laundry facil.
tiles. Adjacent transp. and shop
ping; $3.50 incl. utilities. Apply
1854 9th st. Sc. 10. 2-4125.
1410 EUCLID ST. NV.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath, completely
remodelled. Available Feb. 1st, SS5
N. SEGAL, ma. 1888. ia. 6249