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Evening star., 1952-03-09
News Of Art and Artists
Works in Modern dion1s Make Clean Sweep Of Prizes
AT Society ofsWoshington Artists Annual Contest

This eminent Japanese writer
made q special study Of the
Renaissance artist some years
ago. and wrote the critique for
q beautifully illustrated mono-
graph on him.
Next Sunday Prof. Jacques
Maritain will give the first Of
a new series (the A. w. Mellon
Lectures in the Fine Arts on
Creative Intuition in Art and
Poesly." Da IS CT tie six lee
turcs are Er"ch rs, %, 80 and
April 6, 20 s.ld 2r.
Gardens in s.,
Correlating { ar literature,
a critic in Me:..ico wrote that
"A:onso-Rochi IS to .i,e plas @
arts what his fellow ccuntryman.
Ruben Dsrio. is to rcetry." An
exhibition Of paintings by Ale
jandro AlonSo-Tsoch was opened
at the Pan-American Union the
end Of February, to remain only
through tomorrow.
This is the initial showing in
the United States of work by tire
Nicaraguan artist. who has been
living in Europe the past 80
years. There he studied in Rome,
has painted in France and
Spain, and has served his coun-
try as a diplomat. At present
he Is counselor Of the N.cara-
guam Embassy in Madrid. He
has had nearly 80 one-n1an
shows in Spain in the pasS dec
ade, has shown also in Paris,
and more recently in San SAL
vador and Mexico City.
This beautiful exhibition
should delight every one who en-
joys naturalistic painting, for
Senor Alonso-R -Rochi's flowers are
SO real" their fragrance seems
to emanate from the canvas.
EIGHT UNCOLLECTED TALES
OF HENRY JAMES
Edited with an Introduction
by Edna Kenton. (Rutgers
University Press; $4.25.)
Eight stories from Henry
James earlier period previously
unpublished In anthologiesN Of
this authors work. Readable
and somewhat more informal
than James better known works.
IT ~
Evening star., 1952-03-09
No Matter How
You Slice It

A B G OF PLAIN WORDS
BY Sir Ernest Covers. lFosh q
Cross, Ltd.;. sold here throuoh
British Information Services.
$1.15.)
AS If poor old England didn't
have troubles enough, its har-
assed government is plagued
with another liability:
Gobbledygook.
Sir Ernest calls It that. too.
He thinks it's q good term for
the heavy. ambiguous officialese
with which his government and
ours alike are cursed. The
Texan, Maury Maverick. il
credited with inventing the
word gobbledygook, and Others
have tried-so far without con-
spicuous success-to persuade
our Federal departments to use
simpler English. So Sir Ernest
- attempting TO 90 with the
British government. He points
out. however. that such smoth-
ering wordiness is not confined
by any means to the govern
lnent. It is far too prevalent
IN business and In the profess
SionS.
For instance. this phrase,
circumstances which obtained
prior to the outbreak Of hos
tilities," is translated by the
author into. Conditions before
the war" There are many
other fine examples.
Sir Ernest's book, his second
on the subject, deserves wide
study In this country as well as
in his own land. It is arranged
conveniently under suitable
headings.
GARTER BROOKE JONES.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Abstracts at Gu

The Art Department of the
Catholic University of America
opened last Monday a one-man
show of abstract paintings by
Oil Sihvonen. Hung in the
Salve Regina building on the
campus, the exhibition is open
to the public daily except Sun
day from 8 to 5, through March
II.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Guest Lectures

The National Gallery Of Art
Is offering to the public this
month and next Sunday after
noon lectures by noted guest
speakers. H. S. EIDE, who has
given other lectures in WASH
ington this winter. led OF last
Sunday with a talk on London's
National Gallery.
This afternoon Yukio va
shire will speak on Botticelli.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
By Florence S. Berrymon

z f = =
The Society Of Washington
Artists Goth annual exhibition,
which opened Friday in the
foyer Of the Natural History
Building, National Museum, to
remain for three weeks, is ''in
keeping with the trend Of cur
rent exhibitions" which was
one Of the conditions Of entry
for paintings. Works In modern
idioms made q clean sweep Of
the II prizes and honorable
mentions.
Eighty-five paintings on view
represent considerable variety
in modern approaches. and q
good range Of naturalistic styles.
Twenty two sculptures are
largely modern. Isabel Bishop
Of New York City. noted Amer
lean painter. who selected the
paintings and made the awards
in painting. had much the heav-
ier task as she had to examine
some $40 entries in this medi-
un. Jacques Lipchitz. inter-
nationally famous French sculp-
tor. now living in New York
City, chose the sculpture Sec
ton and made its awards from
81 entries. It seems to me
that Miss Bishop did the bet
ter job In assembling q we'll
rounded representative show.
However. 1t is regrettable that
Miss Bishop chose to award the
three painting prizes and an
honorable mention to four Of
the society's nine officers and
committee members. There is no
question Of her integrity nor Of
the merits Of the works selected,
but there Is certainly q question
here Of taste, Furthermore,
one cannot but wonder why the
officers did not surrender these
prizes. under the circumstances.
and ask Miss Bishop to make
other selections.
Evening Star Prize.
Mary Ruth Shows romantic
fantasy. THE Sea Remembers"
which won The Evening Star
prize Of 800, is an admirable
work, masculine in its strength.
1t was painted from the ar
lists memory Of Nags Head,
N. G. Samuel Bookatz' Ships
Service" (Muth award Of $50
and the society's rnedaD and
Mimi Du Bois Bottoms New
Babylon" (Saltz award of $500
are distractions based on archi-
tectural themes. but quite diff
ferent in design and color
scheme.
The paintings which fetched
honorable mentions are q varied
quartet. Omar Carrington's
Tropical Witcheryn is a roman
tic expression of q forest. at
night. Melvin Buckner's ex-
pressionistic "Crucifixion," with
its faceless figures In black out
line. conveys q sense Of confu-
sion and crowding people. Rich
ard Lahey's Arrangement" and
Babette Kasmir's Winter For
est" are distractions in differ
ent degrees. the latter retain
ing the impression of the
subject, while the former Is
non-o objective.
The sculpture section fails to
reflect the range Of Washing
ton sculptors' talents. I am
unable to see any merit Except
for the natural beauty Of the
wood and its careful flnish)
in Guy Sheath "Prometheus,"
which received the Jelleff award
Of $50 and the society's medal
for the first prize In sculpture.
Clare Fontanini's Visitation"
anonymous award Of $25 and
the society's medal for second
prfze) IS 4 simplified wood
sculpture handled with great.rs-
straiilt.
Two honorable mentions III
sculpture went TO Patricia
COyle's Peace which Is q seri-
Evening star., 1952-03-09

THE ARMED FORCES
PRAYER BOOK
Edited by Daniel A. Polling
(Prentice-Hall, Inc.;; $780,
Prayers by outstanding military
figures. ministers. and other pub
lie figures for men in the armed
services.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Criticism of Poe,
Literary Curiosity
CHlVERS' LIFE OF POE

CHlVERS' LIFE OF POE
Edited by Richard Beale Davis.
LDutt0n; $5.)
Thomas Holley Chivers, M. D.,
the Georgia poet. was a friend
and admirer Of Edgar Allan Poe,
DR.. Chivers was born two years
before Poe and lived nine years
longer. After Poe's death. in
1849, the physician-poet-w
never practiced medicine to any
extent. but. having means, de-
voted himself to travel and
poetry-began compiling ma
terial for a biography and
critical appraisal Of his friend.
Apparently he never completed
this work or got it in final shape.
The manuscript, only small por-
tions of which have ever been
published, has been in the Henry
e. Huntington Library at San
Marino. Calf, for many years.
The Chivers life is more a
literary curiosity than q source
Of light on the strange poet and
story teller Of the early 18th CEN
tury. It contains little that was
not known. The Biographical
sketch that precedes q critique
and the relation Of some per-
sonal episodes is fragmentary
and inaccurate. Even the date
Of Poe's birth (given as 1910
is wrong. Authorities agree on
1909. The critical pages are
written In q style so fiorid and
so filed with extravagant meta
phors and SMILES that it sounds
like q parody. And yet DR..
Chivers gave some shrewd judg-
ments, especially his high opin-
ion Of Poe as o critic and his
idea that the poems were more
exercises In the language than
4. =. passions Of the heart to
be expressed through that Ian
gauge" His poetry was "all
dahlias-beautiful to look at
but without any odor." He has
little to say about the famous
stories.
Mr.. Davis. who teachers Eng
lish at the University OF Ten
nessee. has written an inter-
es.,ng introduction and ammo
tated the book with profuse ex-
planatory notes and an index.
GARTER BROOKE JONES.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
APARTMENTS WANTED

RANKING BACHELOR OFFICER
apt. in fairly, modern bldg, northI
west section near Govt. bldgs. Can
? OIL. 4432 before z am. or atter
NAVAL OFFICER. single. desires turn,
i 6edrm., living rm:. kitchenette:
sharing Mo2 2DsGsn' tWed IF aPt 4c4sso ca after s.
MonERN. NOD MGn'; aMNBsHDijRM' MsHij dupisx DUPLEX apart
ment with screened-in back or front
porch (first floorl with yearly
p lease in Takoma Park, Collese PARK.
Silver sp6pg Retheida iim, or Nth byaffS- t,
eiss enees. FSSstsSiso %Tite Box Sss sssz star s.
AIR FORCE OFFICER and wife de-
sire unfurn. | Or. OF oedrm; I'm apt apt
Cali DE. 1917 before 2 pm. Sun.
REFINED. UUiEI LADY desires un-
furn. eff apt. in bldg. in good NV.
location. near 10th st. pref; reeas.
FREEWLandiords applicants waiting
houses or sublets. Wash. Va: White
Open z days. MA, 000l
TWO EMPL. GIRLS in eos. col.
grads. Prot. want 1-bedrm. furn.
apt. nv nv only only stap spproz' sloo' Suiy
TWO GENTLEMEN. temporarily sta
toned in city, need two-bedroom,
aforementioned. furnished apart
ment; convenient to downtown area.
Box 1861, Star. D"
QUIET UNFURN. APT. for Wash. Ca
thedral empl,, bride: prefer pvt
home. Max. $50. incl. util. co.
1890 o.
coLORED. WANTS . rms, kit. and
bath in apt bldg. Ii. 6-So46.
COLORED LADY, refined. desires one
room and kit. apt. TU. 3ol4.
Evening star., 1952-07-06

PHYSICIAN, wife, one child. want s.
Natl. Inst. Health. Bethesda, Aug.
!; 2-yr. lease. State price. Box
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE - "a
bedrm. house, near transp, schools.
for year, preferably with option to
buy. Rockville 42O5, 10 a.m.-9 pm.
NOW OR BY AUGUST Is, unfurn. 2
or more rooms; conv. transp. Call
ME. $500 after 10 am. o"
UNIV. PROF. on temp. duty War Col
lege wants furn. hSe. or apt. Aug.
2O-Dec. 20. 3 child. age 5-10. @.
oyfa WRIGHT Univ. oregon. Eugene, 3.
LARGE HOUSE UNFURNIsHED-4
maximum. S125 mo. TIE. 91SS. 8.
THREE BEDRMs., furn. or unfurn.
~ Sc. or oxon Hill section. Call
Gs bv FAMILH AM z needs SSs, home Rent
O7l3. 6s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. couple: no
pets; 2 bedrooms. unfurn.; North
Arlington section: occupancy July
10. ia. 2-1500. Ext. $40. g.
2 BEDROOMS, in good section, about
S75 mo-; will pay u mos. or more
in advance. HO. 4531. s.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE, Aug. Ist;
Netherlands diplomat; adults; 3 or
4, bedrms;; hv., din, gar; NV. OF
close-in Chevy Chase. GE. 5543.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in near
by Md. or NV. D. c.; free ap-
praisals, no delay. For complete
rental service, phone US today.
PERRY HAY CO., 81. 6242. -
BRITISH OFFICIAL desires 4-bedrm.
furn. house in Rollingwood neigh
borhood, Ch. Ch., Md. WI. 34SS
after Monday noon.
COMDR. needs 8 or bedroom TN
furnished house. Bsmt., garage, good
neighborhood. viii redecorate. I'M
prove property. give 2-yr. lease. JE.
3-S4I3. IS
BY AUG. 1st. professional man wants
unfurnished 2-3 bedrm. detached
house; desirable location important;
prefer Va. Phone NO. 1856.
TWO COUPLES, no children, apt.
weary, want to rent quiet country
home up to / hr. from District:
Main interest Is room to roam. Call
ia. 5-1SSS or JO.. 2-92SO after B 30.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
: BERKELEY
Visit Us Today

The fact that most Of the homes IN
Berkeley have sold before Compile.
ton, Is proof enough that WASH
ington home buyers have been quick
to recognize the many advantages oY
owning q home in this beautiful new
DEVELOPMENT Where else can you
buy brand-new top-quality home
IN such a delightfully suburban set.
ting and yet live in the finest re.
stricted residential area of the city
within 10 minutes Of DOWNTOWN
NOW SOLD, but We. cordially in
vite you to come and see Berkeley
and to observe the splendid quality
Of workmanship and materials so.
ing into. these lovely 3, 4 and 5
bedroom homes now nearing com.
pletion. The price range in Berke.
ley will be $4,000 and up. Direc.
tions: From intersection OF Foxhall
rd. and Garfield st. proceed west to
49th St. left on 49th st. to Calvert
ST., left on Calvert ct. to 4Sth St.
continue on 4Sth st. into Berkeley.
Alternate directions: From White.
hurst Freeway, drive out Canal I'd.
to Macarthur blvd. and continue on
Macarthur blvd. to v ST., right on
v st. to 4Sth st. and on into Berkts
ley. FRANK g.. PHILLIPS, Dl.
l411; ewes. and Sun. call 10.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
COOL

living is one Of the many
pleasing features that caIf be yours
in this brand new bedrm. detach,
home at 9910 Edwards ave-, Bethes-
da; Good GO .,,,sa yslge at ,, SlS5 % ger me- me;
H st, NV. Ma. 2345.
COLORED-a-BEDRM. HOUSE. Just
remodeled. with automatic gas heat.
new complete bath, excel. kit. range
and cabinet. 503-750 Delaware
ave. .s.w., to refined, clean family
Room sos, SIS 18th st. NV. be-
tween $3.50 Am. and $50 Pm.
COIoRED-b-RM. HOUSE in 500 BLK.
4Sth pl. n.e.-Otl heat. Call LU.
COIOREDLvICINITY or LAUREL,
MD. - AL modern ,convenienees.
Phone MRS. TERRY, MI. 1924, OF
Mr.. SIMS, at DE. 1905. IS
Evening star., 1952-07-06
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcen,I

OFFICE OR MAIL ORDER BUSINESS
tor sale. Suitable for young or old.
AL or spare time. MA. 6225. IS
GIFT SHOP. In modern. suburban
shopping center. Excellent oppor-
tunities In rapidly growing Silver
Spring area. Phone SH. 4S44 after
II am. Sunday or after $3.50 pm.
DRY CLEANING BARGAIN. corner;
owner Ill, will sacrifice; only $1,000,
all cash. NATHAN SILVER, Tower
Bldg. ME. 215I.
HAVE YOU EVER CONSIDERED
going into business for. yourself and
becoming Pee n an independent part off of
THE INSURANCE. BUSINESS! Ii
you can meet the qualifications 1t
may mean the greatest opportunity
OF your lifetime. We must warn you
the requirements are high but the
desire to accomplish success and
have business Of your own. Call
NA; Ol47 for appointment to take
DRUG BUsINEss-New, modern a.
1T. fountain. tile floor. neon lights,
nice nice stSsk; SaTnd1a Real opPortupisy H.
DRUG sToRE-Nearby Md. 5000.
900 yearly; excellent rental; $25, 600
cash down required; principals only.
DOWNTOWN REsTAURANT-BAR-
Over SO. 800 weekly; well equipped.
Owner unable to devote personal
attention. EXP. operators inquire so
we can work out good terms.
AUERBACH CO.. DI. 65O1, GE. 6552
EXCELLENT DOWNTOWN spot fol
matchmaker. Well equipped. Doing
good business. Rental or percentage
Very small investment required. CO
ACTIVE FOUNTAIN for rent on con-
cession basis, good opportunity for
reliable couple. In D. C. Box 479-B,
RESTAURANT. established since
1890. air conditioned, wonderfully
equip, excel ne. loc. $500 cash
down or take q working partner
with some cash. Ii. 4-903O.
WILL SACRIFICE my business and
home combined, which consists Of
8 rooms and bath. grocery store.
tavern and gas station; all modern
improvements; doing good business;
located 3i2 miles from Winchester,
Va, on main u. S. hway.; will hold
second trust; priced to sell at $13,-
$50, by owner. Phone S035, Win
BEATTY ifIsfi; sHoiP for rent; small attrac.
Conn. ave. salon; terms reasonable.
Phone DE. 0651. --12
DONUT BUSINESS and FOR equip
Evening star., 1952-07-06
HOUSES FURNISHED tcon,l HOUSES UNfURNIsHED tcent.,

e BEDRM. RAMBLER. conv. to
shopping, good neighborhood. cool,
screened porch, mod. GE kit; $155
mo. Possession July Is. OR. AGA
W. C. d A. N. MILLER. -S
HOUSE FOR RENT. Lge.. liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, bath, 2 bedrms.; now
nsney ssIns reGseogatsS of sSG s 5sady "a isT
NORTH -bedrm.. 2-story
brick Colonial; gar: T., reer; rm;' I1n
screened porch, liv. rm.. nrepl., gin.
rm: garb. disposal. auto: disnwasner,
occupancy. For further information,
call OW. O029 or OW. SAB. 10
GEORGETOWN-Detached 3-bedrm.
house with large dining rm.. living
rm.. wood-burning fireplace. modern.
equipped kitchen; 2 full baths and
powder rm;: in excellent location.
Soea foutss sss MO-
for long-term lease. To inspect. call
HUI. 9113. 10
SEVERAL FINE ARLINGTON homes
available now. Call YEONAS REAL
GL. 2l00. OK. I243. -
ALTA vISTA-3-b -bedrm, house; 1st
door. bedrm.. and powder rm:,
screened porch. Avail; Aug; 18th
Or earlier; OIL. 6s67. NORTHWEST
GROvETON, mi. SO. Of Alex. Va.
HnSius1xe baths o .c: soedT% Wooded dameler; acre
ALEXANDRIA, bedrms., living rm.,
dinette. kit. full bsmt., S1lO mo.
l06 Mt, Vernon ave. topen $50.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY near An
drews. Boiling and Naval Air Bases:
bath, large Closets, iiv. .. rm.. large sse
dinette. equip; kit, full cement
bsmt.,. yard. Phone LU. 1-1440.
ALEXANDRIA. For rent. Luxury liv-
% to parochisI M % schools anS MSUosu; shopplng eGs
Il minutes from downtown Wash
Ranch-type house. Ice. liv. area,
paneled In mahogany. / wall glass
overlooking garden; radiant heat,
complete mod. kit. tiled floor. gar
bage disposal, dishWasher. deep
freeze. bar, laundry with washing
becue firepl.; 5 bedrms., 2 baths in
Carrara glass. .lge. rec. rm., 2 car
ports and garden room; full bsmt.
with storage space; 2-year lease.
Furn. or unfurn.; $3.50 mo. ov,
HYATTSvMLE. . bedrms.. semidet.
recr. rm., yard; near TRANSPORTATION
and shop. center, S105. WA. 3112.
SILVER sPRING-Attractive 2-story,
3-bedroom and 2-bath house; |
bedi1 bedTm. q, and bath downstairs full
yard. $225 per mo, viii consider
option to purchase. MI. 1915. --7
1881 EASY PLACE s.E.-2-story det.
home. = bedrms;; full bath on End
hakh let 4 H.,
Boiling and Andrews Ar bases; inn,
mediate possession: Sl39 mo. Call
THE DE TABIo CO.. LU. 1866 or
PARK-Bungalow. 8 bed
.Tms;; lily; rm.. dinette; large lot.
esll esh REt sstws ss4s. ssa' TO- 6677. M Mon
bedrms.. ga baths;
lge. rec: rm.; beautiful surround
ings;S Sl90 mo. Avail. Aug. l. JE.
BEDRMs.. 2 baths: mod. brick. M.
Andrews; Boiling and Census. S175.
s.E.-NEW semi-detached brk. house,
attic; deep freeze type refris.; gar
sfSs sfSs o tsD0isI Ki s7oss Sl9ek sun bus ns. am
SIS is FOREST ORE GLEN Rp.-Rambler
type detached home; 6 rooms. 2
baths. recreation room. automatic
neat, range and refrigerator;
screened porch; garage. Lot 100x300.
Sl2o mo. Available now. GEORGE I.
BORGER. INC. 643 Indiana ave
NV. Ma. O350.
AREA. near Naval Medi-
cal Cntr.. 4 bedrms.. baths, or 3
$3.50 mo. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
MA. 1865 or EN-. 1850. IS
Evening star., 1952-07-06
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
Reas. TIA, 2931; ewes. GE. 14I6.
MOVING, DAY OR EVE, small OF
large job BY exper. men: reas rates:
i; estimates given AT 9342
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.
across the country: safe storage ir
seperate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. Ol04. UNION STORAGE
CO.. INC. (estab. 19Uo.I
MOVING AND HAULING. day OIL
night: reasonable rates. ST. O45S
9 to 5. NO. 5ssa. after $50. =
jobs specially: 24-hour service
10. $4,000 and LU. 4-5475. IS
WILL MOVE / or 2 pieces or a
. household. all day or week ends
LII 4-9553; after pm, VI. 5072
10
LIGHT HAULING, day or night
reasonable rates; free estimates. H
e WELLS IL 6-Sl91 IS
Evening star., 1952-07-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED $4,000 to promote in
vention on low-cost houses; good
chance for big business; " interest
to financier. Box 500-Z, Star.
LUNCHEONETTR, short hours: air
conditioned; nicely equipped; 5h-
day week; income 500 weekly;
YER, Tower Bldg, ME. 2l51.
STAND IN Office BLDG, short
: hours. closed Sat. Sun. and all
legal holidays; income about 81, 200
mo-; priced low. NATHAN SILVER,
Tower Bldg. ME. 216l.
8 AND DIME STORE. steady estab-
lished business. Exceptional terms;
good price. RE. 3642 weekdays
Evening star., 1952-07-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

HOUSES FOX SAIe-N.W.
AMER. UNIV. PK.--Beaut. white brk.
Colonial, mr.. St. .Anne's. new cond,,
3 bedrms., 2 b. $4,000. OR. Oo2o.
BETHEsDA--Expan. brick Cape Cod;
5 cheerful rooms, tile bath. screened
porch. 1st fir; huge attic. doored
heat and plumbing roughed in for
Sanelsd sds r%s rec r and sss ssth iq Ssaat
level shaded lot; short walk to
public. parochial schools and transp
Early. poss. Make offer. EARL T..
WRIGHT WI. 5000; Sun eve.
BRiGRTWooD. Rti a;fvT 72s Somerset pl,;'
$13. 900. terms. Six-rm. semidst.
brick, built-in garage. h.-w.h., fully
equip. kit: immed. possession. Sale
by OWNER, Open. RA. 1902. &c
bedrms.. aIs baths. gar. S33. 500.
Best section. Owner. OR. O02o.
MT PLEasANr-Home and invest.
ment-Thrss .pts. plus finished nCama
Better than 1Oss net: price. SCI 500.
with SAMUEL Z. BodLEY. INC.
OIL 1895: ewes. 10 5000.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK, 4236
Reno rd. nv; Open sun: . TO :;
rms, 2ia baths: built in 1871; va
can't; beaut. redec. inside and out:
rec. rm.. &C. oil heat, gar: no To-
cation more convenient for schools.
shopping and quick transportation.
aaTeWo6p asaseHs5ey grlfsss fssNNErr sesito9.
ISOeS EAsTERN AVE- ON 18th st.
NV: $24.950; lovely 3-bedrm. With
finished rec. rm- Shown by appoint-
ment or get key at S020 Eastern.
a. u. sANDKRa. WI. 467e. -
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HOUSES nd sHARR
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CHEVY CHASE CLUB VICINITY
Two or three people, To- share house
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97O7 GLEN AVENUE
SILVER SPRING. MD.
Three bedrm. rambler in quiet resi-
Dental sec. close to Forest Glen
Hospital and Walter Reed. Avail.
soon, only $140 per mo.
1921 BIG ROCK ROAD
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Spacious detached brick home. three
bedrms., fenced yard, ideal for fam
lily. $3.50 per mo.
1905 oath ST. NORTH
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA
New 3-bedrm. rambler, 2 baths, all
elec. dream kit. huge recr. rm. and
large lot. Conv. to Pentagon and
downtown D. c. $500 per mo.
2124 COLUMBUS ST. SOUTH
| ARLINGTON. VIRGINIA
Three hedrm. detached brick home in
excellent neighborhood. Only $3.50
per mo.
For further details on any Of the
above homes. consult
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
|I505 H ST. NV. Ma. 234a
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COLORED-HIGH VIEW APT, s.

COLORED-HIGH VIEW APT. 81
r. !. ave. and Lincoln. rd., ne;
Three bedrms.. liv. rrn., kit. S6OU
down. IL. 3-S050. ID
COLORED - 1884 18th ST. NV
Vacant, 2nd-h- front apt, modern
2-story bldg. containing rooms.
baths; only $3.50 down and reason
able monthly payments; For detalis
call once of A. M. DRAISNER, lu22
VT. ave. NV, MA. S036, daily tn
pm; Sun, IL to 5.
COLORED-3I4 E. CAPITOL-Resale.
Ist-fi. apt. rooms, kit: and bath;
to inspect see janitor. then call or
come to ofice of A. NJ. DRAISNEE,
till pm; Sun. IL to 5. -
COLORED-I9I5 10th ST. NV, Apt,
"A: . rooms. kit. and bath; 5000
down, S75 month. For details call or
come to ONCE Of A. N. DRAiSNER,
1925 VT. ave. NV. Ma. G036. daily
tfll z n M: Sun 10 to 5, u
Evening star., 1952-07-06
M0TEI 81

1. Rt. 1, Va, 8 new cabins, lge. brick
house, excel. income, Ia acres,
2. ri. l. close D. c.: 1e modern
units. nice house; S25, 900 net in
come year; SIS. 600, $4,000 dn.
3. Rt. 3O1; IS new, modern cabins;
AAA; so acres; excel. location. Lge.
income; 100000; S35,900 dn.
4. Rt. /. Md. s new, modern. cabins.
nicely furn.; lge, acreage to expand;
$4,000. $4,000 dn.
3. Special: Rt. 301;. 10 cabins. res
taurant with on {off LIQUOR sale, slot
machines (they pay notes. exp.): 81
rm. apt: SAC. 1000, $4,000 down.
Gibraltar Realty, JU. 7-6109
I'VE specialize in Motels and Hotels. !"
Va. Md. D. c. 13S 9th st. N.W.