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HOS. J. OWN q SON, AuctioneeRI
4S5 Seuthern BEilding.

STORY AND BAsEMENT ROW
BsIcK 4glTs.ss ssUIpIgo II1ggep IsES KE3TE TEESu,As AZ
STREET. NORTHWEST.
Sulg S.ns nseopded 81 efr'an Il nDsT SseS No. sas
ordsS q ~ the District d columbia.
and at the request Of the party
Ss. ;sSsssS x hsr:sf ss e as puSs sTc,ea
4E + 1E0n. T%EsfYsshsf q ssi PtfHssssff q DAY 81
MARcN AM.aISa1 Az aa,gGi az rsSai AZ ~. rog9H 9di.
situate 10 the District Of .colume.a.
and designated as and being Lot
so In Charles ]. Groseelose's sub
division Of lots IN block as "Colum:
Sa ,bs ash % Of e h. Pc ps op Se
Distriet Of Columbia in Book "a.
Of assessmsnt and tsxatio3 ss Lot
g :n Square SS4s. subject 70
re4ms: sSnsaasoi Sold s subject to . prior ,bufld-
approximately So Sol .5l and prior
sssond dssd sS .S x trust & for 1DpffS;Si. s2f;sa.
nrssis Iars Of which sRiSSO viii bs announced
at. time Of sale; the purchase
psiSi pnid in sSEss csss. < deposit Sf $4,000
efc esfeuirsfa &c nuFehsssrs Cost ADJUST:
ments made as of GATE OF sac.
thirty days. otherwise deposit fo--
feited and the property may .,so, ns a1,
'' 'n' 'i5ssiSf; SESEIf y y, 1EI HAssgT9PEss IsSsgsTEPss
11.13.l5,1e.2O Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER. q SON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
United States Marshars Sale
RESTAURANT, BAR AND KITCHEN
rvassaTHlssaeSSe nEsTs saeSeEssSB AaB rooSSSS' oSSlp
By virtue Of . writ Of E.er, |. E|asis;,
the Municipal COURT Of the District
Of Columbia and to me direeteo'
wiz ssa 81 PUBLIC AUCTION
at Cherry blossom Restaurant
s12 ,1t4Eth5,vs. 18th sI, NV.
National ie443 3bs-iB5 isC cash regis;
Formica top tables. 90 aluminium
frame chairs, .;a chrome ms.Cssss cSstumsssii asssi
equipment includes sandwich block.
counter. water fountain. cof1ee urn
stand. hood, ice chest, roll warmer
and steam table; beer dispenser.
deep freeze cabinet, electric mixer:
Waffe iron, 5 It. Formica top and
front bar counter and illuminSted
back bar. Webber glass washer.
reach-in refrigeratof American
slicer, Garland sas ranGe-deep
fryer; hood and exhauSt fsns;,
block. pot rack. 5 refrigerating COM
pressofs. 9 walk-in coolers, potato
neeler. grinder. Neon sign. china.
Glass, utensils. etc.. seized and
levied upon as property .oi the De
fendants. Protos &: Matthews Co.,
Inc. and sold TO satisfy Q judsmens
at Law No. M2564-52 in favor Of
Henrietta Jacobs q Fannie D.
Jacobs, Plaintiffs.
Terms: Cash. -
W. BRUCE MATTHEWe,
United States Marshal in And
FOR the District Of Columbia.
mh6 1918
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AT PUBLIC AUCTION
AT SL0AN's .

MARCH t. AZ 10 AM.
the Colonial Storage Co.. the Union
Storage Co. and many private
owners.
c. q. SLOAN & CO.. INC. Aucts.
10 Established 1891.
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THOS. j. OWEN . SON, Auctioneors.
43S Southern Building.

TEYStessl sale nouy & yalusbls I24E EEAME
N9hT9Rvs4 MgMHER 2l2s NINTH STREET.
duly recorded. in Liber No. $3.50
Folio 401 and rerecorded In Liher
No. 6434. FOLIO .27 Ct sea-, Of the
land records Of the District Of Co
signed trustees viii sell at pub
auss'0Pi PRibAT !Eoni THs e r. 48ERNf RNsf
r155Sgr 15ss'r AP RAY ro9E 9E oo4RsSa oeRSeK A. pR., r.
the foiiow-described land snd
triet q comnSis, m and L desIsnsssd Is
and being Lots 302 and 303 Y
15s in Joseph Prathers' subdivision
Of part of Mount Pleasant" and
said Kings subdivision recorded In
SsT SSqntSS Se. at S FGe Ss b:e. SS IL tes
lots condemned and taken for, alley
purposes in District Court Cause
No. 1882, as per plat thereof re-
sd soEes " ISsr oc. 81 st sad nGG pen IN
ing portions Of said lots 3O2 and
303 keing now taxed as lots 9?2
and 974 In Square 1876. Sold sub
ject. to outstanding real estate tax
deeds.
S1,O00.OO in cash or certified check
will be required at time Of sale. All
conveyancing. recording, revenue
stamps, etc.. at cost OF purchaser.
within fifteen days from day Of
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser, after five days adver-
tisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published IN Washinston'
GEORGE L. GATES, Substituted
Trustee In Civil Action. No.
1851. Trustees.
ADAM A. WEsCMER q SON.
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rHOS. j. OWEN q SON, A1ctioneeFS
IS Southern BuildiDg.
TsYs,ss sTosY hos ssls FAM # Nilaiss SMELEss ING
SHIMS SIISsEs KN3WNk 1S2S AZ PEEMIsEs EsTNFET

Ts9sss sTosY hSs ssls FAM # Eilais!s SsE1Ess MS
RERShe s5Iaa kNS5SSHk ls5S HkaASrR n PsHMkiaHs sFkEeT
S'i'ss g sis''a Rs: SIS = ;ss:;
Folio, 470 Ct sea, Of the land
records Of the DiSSrict 81 GolumSi,s; Ta1,x
secured. s@a a Thereby. II. = undsrsisnea
i front of tSs pEs%,sIss; Sav On FEI; SS
oeEock oeEoa R IN. isS shs {cho~inssds.
designated as and being Lot 204
y %liiR IVts IN SHIodf H hf.a9srs Ssa
dove; Is per plat recorded in the
District Of Columbia In Liber coGn-
At folio 14 X subject dst to ,.essSss :sTss
in Liber County III. at folio 426
the land records 81 the District
Of Columbia; said Block q being
ment and taxation as Square 1880.
Terms: Sold subject to prior deed
Of trust for approximately $1.-
10000 further particulars Of which
to be paid in7 cash. A. sdeposttr Of Z
cording. etc. &C purchasers cost. !
Adjustments made as Of date .of
within thirty days, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the properly
may be advertised and resold at
the discretion Of the trustees.
EDWARD ]. REAMER
JACOB NJ BROIDIE
NH 4,6.S,1l.I3 Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON,
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PROPOSALS tcest. 4

81 coLUMbIS. DIRECTOR TsSs 81
HSsHsiAsSfAAi1Rni fss$. sfAERD PsoRosAis anLsn siii
Be received IN Room SOC. Mstrict
HMi!Sins; MaassnEton nth & s1a ssrssls;I ss;I Hs61 Hs61
is ni appiissSi; March NJ IS. isssa as;ssnsSsd snd
then publicly opened and read for
Eurnishing Gaterials end SUPER
Elssa nsses ES EsssuiTeS and e Ne II S..
street Incinerator.. First and ,:Q
Streets. Sc. Washington, D. c.
PROPOSAL FORMS, drawing and sneei-
nncstions may Be Obtained y The
n Room cs5s 4 pistsFics pEinscess sud Rs
Ing. sTelephone National 60Ob.
mhi 9.ia,1s,i4Is,l7
NOTICE no. CONTRACToRs--Seaied
proposals Tor the construction OF
Sa5nel6 ennia q sGhS1I s'1f. LOCATED s on Fran;
6e received by. the County school
the once Of supt. W, I. woodson,
Fairfax Va. until $50 pm, April
L 1852, at which time and place
read. Plans, speciie2tions and con- con-
inspection at the once Of the super
lhtenueuI OF fAlrfax County SchooIS,
or may be obtained at the once Of
soseph isc. 3s +. a,,,p ssInders, a !: a. arehi-
per set. Deposit for one set Of
plans and specifications viii be re-
funded to each bidder upon the re-
turn OF same In good condition
within. 10 days after date OF OPEN
ing OF bids For extra sets fur
nished to bidders, and for all sets
FURNISHED 70 non~bidders. . refund
VII be made Of Sl5 per set. An
tined check OF not less than Ssb Of
the base bid or accentahle bidders
bond Of not less than GO OF the
base bid. made payable TO the Coun-
Va. No bid may be withdrawn after
the ultimate closing time set for the
receipt Of bids for Q period Of 80
DAYS. The owner reserves the right
TO reject any or al bids and to
waive formalities. All bidders viii
pc required to be registered under
the State law governing the reg.s-
tration Of contractors. W. r.
FAIRFAX. Va.
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J. q. SLOAN 8 CO., NC.
AuetioneeRs. Appraisers
LARGE SALE

LARGE SALE
Household goods and personal effects
part Sparta rus. ISx12: Sheraton
mahogany corner cabinet. mahogany.
walnut and maple bedroom and din
ing room groups. ivory bedroom
suite. maple dinette set, bed and
rors. bookcases. upholstered daven.
ports and chairs. occasional tables
and chairs, beds. box springs, mat
tresses. china. glassware, brie-a-
brac. trunks. luggage. porch furni-
Evening star., 1952-03-13

The American Power Boat AS
sociation is seeking recognition
from the Union Of International
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Annual meeting of the Presi-
dents Cup Regatta Association il
slated today in the Willard
Hotel at 1918 pm. John A. Re-
mon has been nominated for an
other term as president.
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MILION =. NEY. JH. .,
Trqsssssa Rs; gu n,sta;ss Asslcas
Courf for the District Of Columbia.
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Red Poll.

q a ,.
Red cattle upon q thousand hills
is not far on In the United States
Red Polls are native to Norfolk
and Suffolk Counties which jut out
into the North Sea to form the
eastern tip of the British Isles.
They are q hardy. thriving race,
Ismall-boned, short-legged, round,
thin hipped and hornless. Their
clean face is usually mottled In
white. Their bright red coat ID
unrelieved by any color and shines
In the bright sunlight.
It is not improbable that colon
lists from East Anglia brought these
cattle with them. Today many q
SOW tramps up and down the At
lantic Coast bearing unrnistakable
marks Of Red Poll ancestry.
In New England, valuable records
give us this data: "A polled Suffolk
heifer was landed at Boston in
1847. This was the year Of the
famous Irish potato famine. The
Irish Of Boston loaded boat with
food for their native land. A CRATE
full citizen Of Cork presented the
master Of the ship with . hand
some Red Poll heifer. On landing
In Boston. the heifer was auctioned
on for the benefit Of the relief
fund"
Descendants Of this heifer were
known o. jamestown cattle, !"
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Answer to LAPwING,

lawn, lain. ling. align, anil. apine. awing.
paling, pawn. paving pawl. pain. .pang,
pail, ping. plain, plan, wall. wing. nail.
gain, gnaw.
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Natures Children
By LiIlion Cox Athey

named after ths boat they ar
rived on. Z @ 80
The first importation Of Red Polls
was in 1873, when q. r. Taber Inn
ported three heifers and one bull
Two years later he brought over
four cows and in 1882 he added
three more bulls and 23 heifers.
At the close Of 1851 there were
some 1900 Red Poll breeders ID
the United States and theibreed Is
just beginning TO come into its
own.
When it comes to beef, they have
q creditable record. They dress
out 5966 per cent compared with
6O.82 per cent for beef steers. Cows
average 4.l6 per cent butter fat.
Lii Advancer. 8 years old, pro-
duced 1883 pounds Of milk and
$685. pounds Of fat. She was high
COW among her set ard retained the
title for some time over her sisters.
Red Poll calves grow fast on the
rich, abundant milk and soon wean
to NIL out on grass. Stockmen are
high in their praises Of Red Poll
cattle.
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Gaffney: What is the past tense
Of the verb to oversee? Overseedi
Mrs. L. 4.
Answer-All verbs beginning with
over form the past lenses exactly
like the simple verb. See, saw
|seen-hence, oversee, oversaw, over
seen. Take, took, taken-hence
overtake, overlook, overtaken.
Los Angeles: When some one has
died, why is he ''late"-the late Mr.
So-and-so?-F. r.
Answer-It's a convenient way oi
saying ''lately deceased" It should
not be used Of q person who has
been dead for quite some time.
Rockport: Is it ever correct to
speak of "a scissors? I have just
read q news story about q girl who
was wounded fatally with a scis-
sors. ."R. II.
Answer-Strictly speaking, scis-
sors is a plural noun like such SINH
lar words as shears, clippers. pliers,
trousers, bellows, eyeglasses, etc.
Such articles are considered as
plural because they consist Of two
identical things, hinged or fas-
tened together. This is why one
always says: My trousers ARE torn:
my glasses ARE broken: my scis-
sors ARE dull: and 20 on.
Therefore, - scissors" Is incor-
rect. The item should have read,
.. wounded fatally with o pair
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A One-Minute Test OF You1
NetDS knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

1. SALVOS-Wh two
United States battleships are
fighting side by side-off Ko-
rea-for the first time since
World War II?
2. EMBLEMS-Flags CT the
so U. N. nations are placed
alphabetically in front of the
new Assembly Building in
New York. What was the first
and last flags?
3. BALLOTS-How many
Poles voted in their election
last week where only one
party, the Red National
Front" was on the ballot?
4. BONUS-What bonus
limit has been suggested for
promising young players by
baseball's major minor league
council?
S. QUOTE-W at United
States cabinet member said:
But we must not and we can
not buy peace at the price of
honor?"
Answers.
!. The Missouri and the
Iowa. 2. Afghanistan is first
Yugoslavia last. g.. More than
95 per cent of the electorate.
4. A limit of $4,000. 5. Secre-
tary of State Dean Acheson.
Tom Henry's "QuiZ 'Em"
appears every Sunday in
THIS WEEK Magazine with
The Star.
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Take Nv Word for 1t ., Froat Colby

of scissors" In idiomatic usage we
often use the word "some," as; I'm
going to buy some trousers: think
! need some new glasses; she was
stabbed with some scissors. This
is permissible except, perhaps. in
very formal writing in which pair"
is the better word, as: A pair Of
new glasses, pair of scissors.
distributed by McNausht Syndicate. Inc.l
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Meunest British Thief

London police say they are
hunting the meanest man In Brit
ain. q sneak thief who robs the
manned and the blind, specializing
on little shops run by crippled or
sightless ex-servicemen.
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Contract Bridge
BY EosIeY BIockWood
Washington, D. G.
Tuesday, NOVEMBER 4, 1852

Mr.. DaIe S space suit was strictly
biddable. But he decided not tt
respond with one spade. The reason
was that he correctly figured his
hand was worth only one bid. II
was therefore his duty to make that
one bid as useful as possible. What
could be more interesting and help
full to partner than an immediate
raise in a suit in which partner
had already shown interest? Moth
Ing. So Mr.. Dale bid two hearts
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
tMr. Dale)
AA975
NQ109
1754
WEST EAST
Mrs. Keen) (Mr. AbeD
AK QJ10 A8432
oQ1o6 & AXIS
&J853 &109
SOUTH
(Mr. MaSters)
A6
VAKJ53
6J92
&AK42
The bidding:
South West North East
heart Pass 2hearts Pass
4hearts All pass
This is a point that is often
missed, If you do respond one spade
on Mr.. Dale's cards and partner
then rebids two hearts, you must
pass. Partner is then denied the
knowledge that you have ample
trump support for his heart suit.
Against the four-heart contract
Mrs. Keen made her normal OPEN
ing Of the king Of spades. Now,
If Mr.. Muzzy were playing the hand,
he would undoubtedly have taken
three rounds of trumps and banked
everything on the clubs breaking
3-3. He would have lost three
diamonds and a club.
ME. AUeI WOulu nave pldycU
little better He might have taken
just two rounds of trumps, them
led three rounds of clubs, hoping the
opponent who was short in clubs
also had the short trump holding.
He, too, would have been down one
Mr.. Masters played the hand
right, as follows. He won trick one
with dummy's ace of spades, led al
spade back and ruffed it. Next
came a small heart to dummy's
nine and another spade, ruffed with
the ace Of hearts. The jack of
hearts was overtaken by dummy'sI
queen and the last spade led and
ruffed with the king of hearts.
Mr.. Masters now entered dummy
again with the queen of clubs. OnI
the lead of the queen of hearts,
which picked up the last outstand-
ing trump, he discarded a diamond.
If the club suit had broken 3-3, he
would have taken II tricks. But
when it didn't, he still had his TO-
copyright 1852, General Features Corp1
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Cor Export Bunned

In Kenya. where American cars
are liked because they will stand
use on rough roads, the Govern
|ment has made It illegal to ex-
port any American cars now there.
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Word Come
Find as or more words in
HARDWARE. y

meaning, ware made Of metals,
las tools, cutlery, etc" Average Is
%: limit, 20 minutes.
Rules--Words must be Of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition Of s." such as bats"
eats" are not used. Only one form Of .
word is used. Proper names are not used.
"A list will be published tomorrow.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

4O2 PEABODY ST. N.E.-Small. two
story and basement attached brick
house. Neat, modern, efficient. fur
nished; $l27.50. Immediately avail
able. LUTHER L. MILLER, 261O Gar
field st. NV. DE. o655: OR. 5957
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - De-
tached. 4 bedrms., Ia baths. large
living and dining rms. and kit. front
and rear porches, auto. oil heat. pvt.
drive and garage; comfortably fur
nished; full attic and bsmt; on
mo. Mr.. KLEIN. ME. $3.50 or WI.
4274 for inspection. 10
FURNISHED-3 bedrooms, Ia baths,
large Incl. yard; no pets; $125 mo.
FoxHanE 81; ALI VILLAGE - seautifully
small small eS garden; "a 4 mos. ss' from oaSs. Aug.
Is; no child; $50 mo-, incl. utils.
Phi. EN-. ss21: ST. 6614. tWATsoN).
FURNISHED COTTAGE, suitable for
ssSTn1sf sC%n of Fsfsx fSan g &c., hts ea
GLEN 1nE MSF PARk sfsef Mass PAVE ave-. extend.
ssslli i' i%@sd.; $500 mos mo. WI. ta,ssfi sssa
BRrREs6am7.At.rac. e. I'll G4s7. s-bedroom. mlN g.
ing Edgemoor. Avail. Aug, 20. 2.yr.
AsIiNdr0N. lsIia; j SssifiS iNSoRTH. Tsn amid han hand
some homes ON desirable Lorcom
lane, min. to town or Pentagon.
no, trafnc lights. 8 large bedrms.,
brkfst. rm.. den, built-in garage
Lease 10 years; $3.50 mo. ASK-USi
5-BEDRM furnished house. 5000 per
mo. Vidfof Porter St and Conn
ave. TeSphone OR. 3e24. 10
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WANTED-A 4-bedroom house, Sil.
yer Spring or Takoma Park vicinity;
near schools; Shopping; BY Sept; lst
Madison Hotel. Binghamton, ". Y
Phone or wire collect. liz
COUPLE with adult
daughter want 3-bedrm. house not
later than Oct. 15; Bethesda area
preferred; lease for year or longer
RA. $500. los
TWO COUPLES desire to rent unfurn
house; bedrms.. preferably
c. r. A. desires nice 2 or 3 bedroom
house in 81. AIMS parish Arlington.
JE. 1862. los
SWISS COUPLE desire to rent un.
furnished or bedroom house OF
apt. in NV. sec. S100-S125 mo.
WANTED 70 RENT FURN., 2-bedrm
house, Bethesda vic, Sept. / to
July /. Refs. DI. 421O. RIM. 405.,
ewes and Sunday. 10
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TWO BEDROOMS
APARTMENTS WANTED

APT. Va. or d. c.: by
pleasant young couple; have small
quiet dog. CHI. $3.50. 1O'
FREE-Landlords' applicants waitins
for your furn: or unfurn; apis; or
Open z days. MA. 00O1.
MAN, wife, 1s-year-old son desire un.
furnished n1 nsa ed apt apt bedrms: District
NV. SECTION; ef1ic. or 1-bedrm.
III; utiis. 'f' Phone Ss1S1s' MISS PAUL. GE. RE..
YOUNG COUPLE desires unfurn. 1.
bedrm. apt. NV. section. OR. 1905
COUPLE desires 2-rm. unfurn. apt.
IHH eRiIdrtn sloo ok Incl o1s4 Stilitis' no Pets
PERM. cow. GIRL needs unfurn.
efic. or l-bedrm. apt by Sept. or
Oct; upper Conn. or Wis. pref; sos
max; no sharing. Box 431-c, Star
REFINED. EDUCATED MAN. %,
bachelor. desires furnished apart
home; considerate, congeniai. clean;
excellent references furnished II
desired; reas. Box 425,C, Star; To-
2-bedrm. apt. with pvt. entr.; conv.
500. Box 332-D. Star. 10
ATTY, wife desire furn. 1-bedrm
apt, GEORGETOWN or NV. on mo-
otIET tfTmS WDoM WfS 200 9ants Il S245 nnrn ant
in NV. Washington; liv. rm.. bed
rm., kit, pvt. bath; maximum rent,
$40; ground floor preferred. LO.
GOVT 'EMpLoYE and wife, middle
aged, want unfurn. liy. rm., din. rm.,
bedrm., kit, porch, or 6-rm. unfurn.
house in NV. white Sec; reas.; good
transp.; lease; refs. AID. 223S. 10
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

DIPLOMAT desires to rent nice un-
furnished house; 3 or 4 bedrms.
CAN WI. 1911.
By AUG. 17-Three-bedroom house,
convenient to Catholic schools.
Only . girls. WI. 77A4. 9s
COUPLE AND TWO CHILDREN need
3-bedrm. home In nearby Va. with
or without option to buy. Max. 500
per mo. Call 10. 9-S422. 20
SMALL FAMILY desires 2 to 8 bed
rnl. home with fun bsmt. with ex-
treior door or large gar. or both:
extremely good care and minor
maintenance offered for reas. rent:
consider any desirable location In
city. Lu. 2-2601. 10
NAVAL OFFICER with family desires
rental. Rood section, 8 hedrms.; pay
vicinity Of S125. year lease, possible
option 70 buy. OR. 2036. --10
SOUTHEAST -- Detached 3-bedroonn
house; St. Francis parish preferred;
long lease for right place; permanent
resident. vi. 02SS. 10s
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcent. J

CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-2-bedrm. det
avail. Aug. is, $3.50. MRS. WILEY
AD; 1900; Sat; and Sun. and after
4iExaNDFIAna 3 al; GHi 7e4 bedrooms. rec. la rm.
veniencs;s: % only SIs5 mo. oSi Lease al 'ge re.
auired. XII. S-6652; ewes. ov. $50
i3e7 KENYON ST. N.w.-4 bedrms.,
II, liy; :, I,n, rm;, din; rm:. kit. IA baths,
Sept. i: diplomat returning snnss to Sysal: Ea-
only. ST. S14I. TO
LOVELY CAPE COD, 4 bedrooms, 2
paths, rec. room; yard: automatic
sseSr; ssr Iasss nesr country , elq6; Si75 me; mo; ;
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. 3-BEDROOM
home. suburban Md; fun bsmt.,
auto. washer. GE kit, lge. fenced
back yard. Tv; avail. immed. JU.
ARLiNGToN. near pentaron: H attrac.
kit. bath. OIL. 1861. 10
SILVER SPRING. 2-bedrm. brick
BUNGALOW; liv. rm., din. rm, kit, tile
bath; gas h.-w.h.. Nicely furnished
$l25 per MO. on lease. H. BROOKS
PERRING & co. Realtors. 81. 4422,
1903 ; IRSo5sEDALE AVE-, Columbia MlS For
est. Md; 2-bedrm. with bath, brick
rambler, with garage; completely
furnished; utility rm. with laundry
mat. Beautifully. situated In subur-
ban area. Avail. Immediately. To
inspect call AMERICAN SECURITY
& TRUST CO.. ST. 5000. -1O
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-6-rms,
transp.. $iso. No. 70. so5S. se'' 'ioppoS' wpo
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Brick bunga-
low; fun bsmt.; 3-bedrms. only partly
furnished; S125. mo. Avail. 12. F. e.
MALCOLM Realtor. OW. 1924.
MT. PLEASANT-Aug. 25th to Oct.
25th. Beautifully furn. 6-rm. house.
Adults only $3.50 mo. Refs. co.
BEvERLY HILLS, 1907 Alabama S: ave.
Alex; Small 25bedrm; house; $l55
SILVER SPRING. bedrms., inclosed
downstairs porch, completely furn.
lse. rear yard; $3.50 mo. 81. O037.
2909 X ST. S.E.-Brick; 5-rooms
nicely furn.; immed. occup. Open for
inspection Monday. 10
ARLINGTON, 9O6 so. HIGHLAND.
Semi-det. brick, 2 bedrm.. liv. rm.,
din. alcove. kit. conv. Col. Pike bus.
sch, shops. Pentagon, Navy S135.
KENT ViLLAGE-75Oo Forest Rd.
New bungalow, nicely furn.; rms.
and bath; corner lot; immed. posses
sion: 500; DUNN 4 CO. 1888 R.
$500 3rd ST. NV. Detached 4-bed-
room. 2 baths, full basment. auto
matte heat, $500 month; for ap-
pointment to inspect call ONCE of A.
NJ. DRAIsNER daily It'll z; SUM-. IL
3-BEDRM. COLONIAL. Arlington
wooded lot, screened porch, gar.
avail. block bus. stores. 10 min.
Pentagon, Sl25. CHI. Obs. 10
SILVER SPRING AREA-3 bedrms.
spacious liv. rm., fireplace, . baths,
mod. kitchen, fun bsmt.. excel. cond.
Large corner lot. Mr.. schools. transp.
S175 mo. HO, 20l7. 10
ARLINGTON, N. LORCOM LANE,
bedrms., den. breakfast rm.. rec.
rm.; built-in garage. 8 min. Penta-
gon Or o D. c. $3.50 mo. ASK US?
GLOVER PARKS rms, oil heat
continuous hot water, nicely fur
nished. Further details. call Ia
Evening star., 1952-08-09
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
Prone NO. 1H.o oIo9. UNION UNION sToRAaE HoHaf;
CO., INC. Established 1906).
ANY MOVING at any time; also
Sundays. Call EDELIN. Ii. 3-5047.
A-2-Z MOVERS-24-hr. serv.; small
10. 9-966O and LU. 4-5475. %
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. Ia. 1887; eves., GE. 14l6.
MOVING AND HAULING-day or
night: reasonable rates. ST. O45S.
8 to 5; NO. 55S9, after $50. -15
Evening star., 1952-08-09
HOUSES TO SHARE

Spring area. Beautiful garden; use
chine. 22-in: .Tv. 1 bedrm.. wei
furn... pvt. KIT. $50 mo. ,or will
consider less II paid 6 mos. in ad-
vance. Call after 6. LO, 1850. Ii
with 8 other bachelors; excel
meals; maid service; Porter st. mr..
Conn. ave. WO. 5552. 10
GEORGETOWN-1 or 2 women, 25-
IS, share spacious 3-bedrm., 2-bath
house. with 2; flat rate. cleanine
included. AID. S170. -15
Evening star., 1952-08-09

18th and Upshur SITS. NV.
Inspect this attractive newly deco
rated 20-ft.-wide row brick home
having 3 large bedrms.. liy. rm. with
firepl., wide entrance hall. din. rm..
kitchen, new gas range, hsnt.,
stoker hot-water heat: built-in
Renting for Sis Der mo.
p. ]. WALSHE. INC.
1116 Eye St. NV. MA. 646s