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The Nome nugget., 1952-07-11
Alaska Steam To Seek Own Agreement with
 Striking Sailors Union

SAN FRANCISCO, (P)-Alaska Steamship Company has split with the Pacific Maritime Associ- ation and is seeking it's own ag- reement with the striking Sailors Union.
 General Manager D. E. Skinner said his company was forced into this position because Coastwise Line was taking away cargo"
 Skinner said nothing definite was settled in talks with the Sail ors' Union but further meetings are planned.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-11
Mount Shishaldin, In AleutianS, Erupting

KODIAK, (P = Mount ShiSh- aldin on Unimak Island has been glowing red for the past week, the Coast Guard reports, and an airline pilot saw it was aflame early Thursday.
 Two other volcanoes on the is- land were reported smoking.
 Unimak is the first island of the Aleutian chain just west of the Alaska Peninsula's tip. It is about 750 miles southwest of An chorage.
 D A Navy patrol plane crew planned to get a closeup look Friday.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-11
President Signs Measure Providing Build-up Of
 Air Force to 153 Wings

WASHINGTON, R)-President Truman signed into law Thurs day bill providing 4615 billion dollars for the nations military build-up in the year that ends next June 30. The measure SUD- plies the money to raise this country'S air force to a formid- able 153 wings by mid-1955.
 The bill also provides for:
 l-Payment of $45 a month in extra combat pay for servicemen on duty under fire since the Ko- rean war began. A minimum of six days in the combat area is required for each months eligi- bility.
 2-Authorization for the navy to build a second 65,000- ton super aircraft carrier. The bill did not, however, supply any new funds for building the giant carrier.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-11

On the roll call, Eisenhower first received 595 votes to 502 for Senator Taft. But before the vote could be announced the Minne- sota switch put Ike across with GA votes. Texas and other states which had split their votes then began jumping to Eisenhower. It was a landslide in the end.
 Official results of the first bal lot were: Total 1,206 votes; Eisen- hover 845; MacArthur 4; Taft 28O; Warren v.
 Rep. B. Carroll Reece, southern campaign manager for Taft, said:
 Of course I'm going to support the nominee but I feel Eisenhow- CTS, managers should apologize to Senator Taft for their conspiracy to stigmatize him."
 Eisenhower himself was not in the hall. As custom dictates, he waited at his hotel for balloting to be completed. Later he met Taft at the senator's headQuar- ters.
 Other candidates failed to de velop strength. At the end of the regular rollcall, before switches started, Governor Warren had 80, Harold Stassen 20 and General Macarthur 10.
 Alaska voted two for Taft, one for Eisenhower on rollcall.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-11
Truce Negotiators Hold Eighth Secret Session

MUNSAN, (P = Negotiators held their eighth secret session Friday in futile effort to agree on a Korean truce.
 United Nations and Communist delegates agreed on news black out eight days ago in an effort to resolve the remaining issue blocking an armistice = prisoner exchange.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-11
One Alaska Delegate, Gerrit Snider of Wasilla, Votes For Eisenhower

CHICAGO, (P)-Alaska's solid pre-balloting front for Sen. Robt. A. Taft was broken Friday as one of the three Alaskan delegates went to Gen. Dwight D. Eisen- hover in a last-minute swing.
 At caucus just before ballot ing, Gerrit Snider of Wasilla an- nounced himself for Eisenhower.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-11
Eisenhower Nominated On First Ballot
Minnesota Switch
 Leads to Landslide

CHICAGO. R) - General Eisenhower was nominated as the Republican candidate for President today on the first bal lot. He won when Minnesota gave all its votes to Eisenhower the moment the roll call was finished. This gave Eisenhower enough votes 10 put him over the GOA necessary 10 win the nomination.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-11
THURSDAY SCORES (BY THE ASSOCIATED PREssD
 American Leaoue

New York 10-St. Louis 2 Chicago 2-4-Washington 0-2 Philadelphia 11-Cleveland 1 Detroit at Boston-rain.
 National League Chicago 7-Brooklyn 6 Pittsburgh 6-New York 4 Cincinnati 5-Boston 3 St. Louis 10-Phiadelphia 3.
 Pacific Coast League San Diego 8-San Francisco 2 Seattle 3-Los Angeles Portland 4-Oakland 3 Sacramento 3-Hollywood 2
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-11
Sen. Nixon of California Is Eisenhower Backers'
 Choice For Vice President

CHICAGO, (R = Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge announced today that Sen. Richard Nixon of Cali fornia is the choice of the Eisen- hover strategy group for the vice president nomination.
 Nixon, 39, was elected to the Senate only two years ago after two terms in the House of Repre- SentativeS.
Evening star., 1952-07-08

Wonderful with your vocotion clothes! Smart
with city cottons! Airy, nyIon mesh with fomous
absorbent lining that resists germs, mildew,
odor Pump and 'sondol style. Frosty white
soft leather ployshoes to punctuote your smart
dorks-sherbe. postels. Sizes to in group.
shoe Salon, Third Floor & Street Floor, Washing
ton: Street Floor, SilDer Spring: Second Floor.
P0ykington
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-05-01
Seven Births Recorded

c.,.ep births We're recorded at the
o,ren County Memorial hospital
G ling the week. four boys and three
girls.
On the 2Gth a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Carlton Hinebaugh, route J..
oakland.
On the 9th a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Rccl,art, Terra Alta, W.
Va; son to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wesley Swcitzer, Swanton; daugh-
ter TO Mr. and Mrs. William z.
Wright, Mt Lake Park.
On the 2Sth daughter to Mr. and
Yrs. Calvin Coolidge White, Mt.
AXE Park; son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Noel Vance Jefferys. Albright. W.
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louise Wolf


Commercial
Jean Louise Ashby. Geneva Deloris
Bachtel. Patricia Ann Bachtel, Mar
tina May Beckman, Mildred Vera
Biser, Stella Mae Bttnger, Agnes
Myrtle Bolyard, Edith Janet Bolyard
Eileen Maxine Fit2water, Beverly
Jean Flanagan.
Doris Loline Foy, Marie Ault Glot-
fety, Ruth Viola Gnegy. Nancy Carol
Harvey. Ruby Olive Lipscomb. Amo-
gene Rohrbaugh, Helen Louise
Shreve. Nelma Grace Sisler, Aura
Ruth Strawser. Eva Lucille Tasker,
Martha Lee Wood, Leila Leesta Zim-
norman.
General
William David Anderson. Joseph
Henry Arnold, Reginald Talmadge
Brohawn. Jr., Edward Charles Brown
ing, Lawrence Lee Cade, James Rich
ard Flanagan. Troy Russell Gnegy,
Hugh Jacob McWhinney. Carl Ralph
Paugh, Earl jackson Rhodes, Ronald
Edward Roy, Donald Dean Sweitzer,
James Carlton Taskcr.
Beatrice Jean Butcher. Margaret
lean Eike. Dolores Jean Harvey.
Ethel Fern Lohr. Myrtle Lucille
Lohr. Mary Eve Welch.
Vocational
Earl David Beckman, William Wes-
ley Beckman, Ralph Eugene DeBelry
Charles William Fike. Parker Dale
Green. Darius Ellsworth Green.
Carl Wayne Hardesty, Guy Willard
Harvey, Arlie Eugene Hauser, Mar
vim Junior Mills, Cecil Edward Sla-
baugh, Charles Richard Slime, Jr.
Fern Melissa Beachy, Mildred Vic
toria Beckman, Mary Katherine
Gnegy, Violet Eloise johnson, Amy
Ruth Kope, Bernice Elaine Lee,
Naomi Ruth Losh, Gladys Elaine
Martin, Vergia Martha Turney.
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178 Seniors

u OlllNutd from rage Opel
EVANSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
academic
Paul Anthony Clark, Kenneth Rob
ert Railey, Nerda Ann burst, Shirley
Nvonne kamp. iona Ruth Kinsiuger
Helen jeanne Otto, Elizabeth Anne
Walnick.
Vocational Agriculture
Carl Reed Beachy, Paul Dean Bren-
neman. William Wesley burst, Daniel
Dudley Hershberger, James Walker
Wnebrenner.
General
George Erwin Bittner, Carl Wine
land Butler, Harold Guernie Jenkins,
Oscar Lou Preston, Owen Hitchns
Preston, Henry Marshall Snyder, Gene
Swauger, Richard Guy Yommer.
Nelma Marie Arnold. Kuolyn Kay
Beachy. Anna Belle Broadwater.
Betty Joyce Bucket. Evelyn Mae Dur,
Mary Mae burst, Helena Pauline
IIetricll. Shirley Elizabeth keister.
Beulah Mae Miller, Martha Elizabeth
Miller, Kathryn Roberta Railey.
Kathryn Joan Resi-, Rheta Joyce
Resi-. Vida Mae Warwick.
FRIENDSNlLLE HIGH SCHOOL
Vocational Home Economics
Bessie Mae Capel, Grace Elizabeth
Cover, Eleanor Adan Daley. Doris
Jeanne Frantz, Janet Eileen Fike
Betty Lou Friend, Dorothy Ellen
Friend, Dorothy Jean Nugent, Iszet-
ia Lucille Savage. Helen Virginia
Shoemaker, Elsie Elizabeth Sisler,
Reda Lorene Teats.
Vocational Agriculture
Glenn Edwin FraZee. Merle Reed
Frazee. Arthur William McRobic,
Melvin Eugene Slagle Ralph Henry
Smearman, Farley Roy VanSickle
OAKLAND HIGH SCHOOL
Academic
Roger Keith Gibson, George Henry
Hanst, Paul Winston McIntire, Jr.,
George William Meats, Eugene Rod
ney Moon, Robert Stevens Stock
Slayer, Charles Allen Taylor, Ernest
Eugene Turney, BuI Lee Whitmer.
Mary Grace Bachtel, Jacqueline
Lucille Kelley. Norma Jean Lee,
Mary Jean Lohr, Gloria Maffett
Meyer, Rosealice Paugh, Mary Lee
Rodeheaver.
Winifred JOY Shaffer, Elinor Viola
Sines, Clara Louise Spoerlein, Dolores
Elaine Swaltzentruber, Phyllis
Bonita Teagarden, Thelma Catherine
Walter, Dolores Jean Wilson, Alice
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-05-01
DIED
GILBERT YurZY

Word was received in Oakland Of
the sudden death Of Gilbert Yutzy, a
former Oakland resident, which oc-
CURED in Ellicott City, near Balt-
more, as he was at work in his straw
berry patch.
Yutzy was the Youngest son Of the
late Mr. and Mrs Jonas Yutzy, ard
was born in the Sunnyside section
lie is a brother Of George Yutzy. Mrs.
j. W. Glotfelty, of Oakland; yelling |
ton Nutzy, Cumberland, and Guy u
GutzY of Baltimore.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-05-01
DRY RUN

A surprise birthday party was held
Saturday night, April 2G at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Broadwater
in honor Of their daughters, Ora and
Freda. Those attending were: Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Broadwater and
children, Mrs. Vivian Faulkner and
children, Junior Fazenbaker, Mrs. w.
f. burst and son, Curt; Martin and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-05-01
Schedule Given For
Pre-School Clinics

Thursday. May Z, Oakland Ele-
mentary school, 10 a m. to noon; l
to p. m.
Wednesday, May Z, Johnson, $50
a. m. to noon. Jennings, to 4 p. m.
Friday, May Q, Grantsville, $3.50
a. m. to noon; l to p. m.
Wednesday, May IA, Friendsville,
$3.50 a. m. to noon; / to p. m.
Thursday, May IS, Crellin, 10 a. m.
to noon.
Friday, May 10, Accident, $3.50 a.
m. to noon; to p. m.
Wednesday, May q, Red House,
to p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-05-01

intermediate Girl Scouts are having
a bake sale Saturday at the DeNI''
and DeBerry Store Adore street.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-05-01

During the period April q to 20.
inclusive, there were % patients ad-
mitted and Is patients discharged, Of
ficals reported
Evening star., 1952-11-12
ANTTOTTEC ROTTCHT

cssss sst opsct. Al, :ws.
sHs. sity; cell Logds egds sEGAI. cH. $3.50
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
decorated rms: daily maid service;
sS%isS1sSSa.d SsMaaS,1. .v. service ~, l7lS New
BOLIVIAN CLUB. 1893 10th st.
Esfinsd E;snHs i,,rn iSIsinesswomen; clean. beau
ONE OF BETTER PLACES, two Ire
rms, rms 1885 Columbia I'd. NV. DE.
DGPoNr CIRCLE wen-surn. Eix ssl..
fsns-ass1ps for -ssnDs gsn;,.g rT refgr' lge. closet
CHEVY CHASE CfRCIE vicinity: dble.
bedrm.. s-bath house; liy. rms.
den, rec; rm.; $75 mo, each, incl.
c0sNf;R %ssli; Girls aF fATArnRs, EN- o53s =, .vv 1s
9th ST.; newly decorated sgie. rm.
for youns Ss man; semiprivate bath.
LARagg Ell FRONT RM., also sinsle: e!i bu,
10 min; M doyntown. osns 20a2 10th st.
wEsiTMfISSiisiTiESSe whsiTMfSi iiSe' HOTEL, 1907 VIZ isth
~ sIss '1S ssssss ssIs; F.' Re ipD Ho Fsss5
1sa3 EYE ST, near Doctors Hospital
Front single rm. $3.50 week; ele-
ssis COLO. xvE.-cheerful twin bed
rm.:. next bath, shower; ph.. laund.
privils.; attract. home. IA. 5799.
1854 Q ST. NV, THE Kennert"-|
Unusually nice, well furn., sgl.. rm.
1ssr nss path; 81 Snly q Err. weekly; ;,,, 1s
.or'-2nd q. front rm., with southern
exposure; $40 weekly. lie
zoos KALORAMA RD.-Excel. rms.
semi-pvt. bath: $40 anu $35 ca.
sgles, $50 and $50; refsr. MI. as96
1860 MONROE ST. - Pvt. home; q
modern furn. rms. lge. cedar closets:
semipriyate bath. Ho. 0274. I'D
15O2 MELBOURNE PL. N.W.-Refned
lady. EMPLOYED; private Southern
Van yfEsaHsly WIS. Ssn aS6 S. Mass. its s1s Ayrs11fsvo
single studio rooms. S25 and $40,
OR. S511 after pm. 13s
Evening star., 1952-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

combo. professional; 81. 900 value.
like new; sacrifice to best ofier.
ADD. MACHS., new, used; all makes;
hand, elec.: great redSc. CIRCLE,
AbbTNG M MacHNHsMsurroushs Iii IA; Ssn; desk
model. $50: Remington electric. adds
f9pG@RiFES i9d sHsi1aSss CO. sso1s 'fsE isth &.
ANTiouEs-christmas shop now at
Bell Kinds. Many beautiful gift
things. Low prices. COS 9th st. NV.
BABY FURN.. stroller, bass baby
butler, play pen; All Ike new; new;
sizsd Sec table Rf. 's:aSss.nu@iisS. saSssnu iS
in; SIS. New OF used. BLOCKS.
, 3058 d St. NV. NO. 1909.
ssfs ss5y gssse'tPsk Pkoa. q BE- 5RshsS ss4 with tsu
BATHTUBS. new. used; built-in iegs:
SALES CO., 22S7 ca: ave. DE. $500.
BESs-DSl. BED; DS. bed bed with upholstered
headboard and spread to match; in
nersprtns mattress and box spring;
extra long; $50; NO; 2043. -13
bEDS-SRI.. SIU ana 300 mirror,
, ga; misc; items: 10; 2:0561; 49,.
springs into HOLLYWOOD beds. We
install. ~. 5-641s or SH: 1928.
farm to deepiTesse to your home
BICYCLES - 2S-in. boys schVinn
Enslish racer. $40; 26-in. girls
Elgin, $25. LO. 4-004S. La
1ICYCLES--BSA, Sunbeam. .Raynal
English racers. $3.50 up; Columbia,
Nollfast. all Sizes. tricycles. toys:
what we sell" BLALOCK CYCLE
Co; Sly Ga. ave.. Oh. 6o60. Silver
BSiLEk9Nesw BeI1Eii Ne us-e-11 Capitol gas
fred hot water heating boiler for
900 50 I. radiation; win install.
Can Ho. 1852 Monday throush Fri
BOOKs-Liquidating entire stock Of
2nd hand books 0t cost. Ali books
plainly marked. ALBINUS BOOK
SHOP; I6l7 Conn. ave. NV. bet.
BRAKE TESTER, Weaver: duplicate
p. c. insp. machine. $500. 903 N
ST. NV. -25
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED

SEVERAL and 2 bedrm. apis.
available, new fireproof bldgs,. mod. :,
lge. rms. all cony.; 1-bedrm.. SS7 so:
2 bedrms.. $97.50 and 500, utils.
incl. Once open daily. o to $50.
Apply S6l9 Piney Branch I'd, Sil.
Sprg., Nd. 81. 511l. =
1861 GIkARD ST. NV bedrm..
Iiy. rm.. dinette. kit. and bath;
Resltors. fss %o; NGa GaiE 5oso. 81 A. HUMPHREYS
conv. transp.; employed adults; gem
tile home. IA. 5067 after $50 pm.
BERwYN. College park-AttracStive
apt; liv:, rm.. bedrm., kit, dinette
and bath: completely renovated:
adults only. S75. Phone WA. 5000.
SMILEY PARK APTs.-34oO 25th
st: Sc. 1-bedrm. apts. avail. imme-
diately, 2-bedrm. apis. Dec. 1: $50
;Sndd SS2,5o for 1-bedroom apis;
Incl. inc. ,,a, utils.; ,o@-bedrm, apts.. s95
ONE ne -BE5RN; JED l.. unit II mod: 3D. conysn;
adults only. AGENT. D1. a14s.
NE; APT for rent. reasonable. adults
99nly; sa5 SAB be rented turn. If desired.
TWO RMS. kit. and bath; including
VII UTILITIES; sn s4SE,I 3s15 l4th st. Tu. 2sss.
81 ~. III sSRsf"slMN 81. s.MN.-1-rm. kit. Mis and
HousIINgg CORP. 9s1 H st. NV.
si5s fsi CALI cAfiFoRN1A ST. NV Sit.
Conn. ave. tcar-bus); Iv. rm.. bed
rm.. din. rm.. kit. bath; sll5.
Evening star., 1952-11-12

ROBIN CONSTRUCTION CO.. 3iOU
oik. McSomas ave. Kensington Hts.
CAMERA-CanSons. S s'.s F[1S, with nes case,
Qeica typel hardly used; F-2.S wide
angle with view finder; "a, lO-m. M
telephoto with view finder; canon
Hash unit, carrying case. Reasonable
UN. S340. -I3
Evening star., 1952-11-12

PVT. ENTRANCE; newly papered
new refgr., stove: $40 wk.: opp
AT. 1851. oW. aa3S. N .15
DOWNTOWN. mr.. 1lth and Mass.
ave. n.w.-Light housekeeping enc
rm., comfortably furnished, Ist dr..
next bath, rear yard; will accept
small child; SIS wk. RE 1915.
1880 HARVARD ST. N.w.-slespins
E3Dms E anS Tifa aupdI5 psy 9t ao orsssgsOn
BABY Az .'.i5IS WELCOME Iss - 3 lRsetrsS. r.Sie,,
BEEip5RM. AN AND kIT.: fA; 6smt. D0oS; Reason Mao
able rent to some one who viii look
1875 sSss+ EnGni6 EtS5nhSe sr. WMh.v,7 WSooG deco
rated; twin beds; (hot plate); good
location and transportation. la
PIX. VIC. 2Sl7 18th ST.
n.v.-Newiy dec. running water,
stove, refgr. Call after 6. -17
Sc. sol SEWARD SQ.-Conv. loca, !;
stove refgr.. sink: 2 adults. MISS
blfPSST; H1sSY; dfRifl1E 1ft 4 Ii c4-959s. s Ia
front rm. and kttchenette. refgr
and run. water. Adults. DU. 1886.
SINGLE, run. water, newly decor. /:
quiet person; Ink. privils.; SS.7
weekly. 1349 Columbia I'd. NV.
TWO RMS. gas stove and refrr..
nicely furn.: Iouiet couple: $17.50
wk. l34a Columbia I'd. NV. LII
1855 EUCLID ST. N.W.--Dble. rm.,
empl. cple.; refEr., b. and C. water,
hot plate; S11 wk. AID. 1912.
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WASHERS

Tired tcs!.e ef ns :hspppinss csil csl Us e, emn Y
you have cash; PARAMouNT Co.
II ASi osisin.Iw cash SE Discount aoh hcagsse'e asee
WASHING MACHINE, apt. size, s
1NsssS mos; CD; s62 when new; $25. 10.
GENUINE ANTIQUE French chairs;
other reproductions and beds, Re-
Gently bought. Leaving country. Call
a. HM, a; 1921 from g to pm; -I3
same value. JE. 3-1s17 after 8.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE Landlords applicants WAITING
for your furn. or unfurn. apts. or
houses or sublets. Wash. Va. White.
oNE-BEDRM. APT: on Dec. 1st--
District; good neiehborhood. conv.
ssfs rsffn:D p.rm anP IN %ss Sss:lsd sRCn. sRs re-
w6TIp e5a7 sTiii LIKE 40 tfS1 stS 1kr .aTh: >.
bedrm. apt. for 2 or 3 months; 3
CHILDREN. Contact MRS. WILLIAM
sNEED. Hilisborc Va 14'
bedrooms. in NV. section; desired
by Govt. employe. wife. ] child 21
mos; $50 to SIS. Call Ho 2l4s.
REFIN., RES, CPLE. wishes sublet
attrac. 1urn. -bedrm. ant. for 3 mo.
in des. NV. sec. $125 mo. OR. .496S.
PROSPECTIVE PARENTS desires / or
2-bedrm. unfurn. apt. in HyattsvillO
area. west of Rte. Write JOHN
YKEAfA, 1921 14th ave, Hyattsville,
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SHIPPING CRATES. dogs. cats, etc. !:
all sizes: lightweight: low cost. 72i
Oglethorpe st. NV. RA. 3445. -16
MEMBRANES, female; 8 mos. owner
being transferred; must sell. Phone
OR. $3.50. -l3
COCKER SPANIELS. American Kennel
Club registered; honey colored. Call
10. 2-6444. after $50 pm. -13
COCKER PUPPIES, all buff; Axe from
champion stock; temporary inocu-
BEAGLE, 8 in. reg, Ia yrs. broke;
black: white and tan. Father is
sire Ed. Ch. Petcher's Buddy Line
Venture; mother is dam Dee Gee
Dutchess. A good rabbit dog. Price,
S95, 10. S-5I37. IA
Evening star., 1952-11-12

Fun contents or odd pieces. Refrss.
stoves. wash. machs.. TVS, s.. z
EURN. CO., 210 7th st. Sc. AT
O6S5.
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APTs. UNFURNlsHsD Cont. J

ARL.-.-7 rms. and bath g bedrms,:
THOMAS q; MAdRupER CO. so5S
Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. OK. 1850.
7Sa LoSaEEELLo2w ST. N.w.IEE,y.
kit; garage. 2 porches; ali utils:
BEA5Tx BI 55s5 CO. 41s 9Th St: IA ps;T'.
cIosE:iX ARL.. nr. Fort Myer and
closets and storage; SS5. all utils.
except elec;; no children. Out VIII
son blvd; left on Oak ST., right to
l5Sl 10th rd. north. See Mr.. Frank
cSNGRIss sSNSGisfa; HEIGHrs-1 rm.. Ii kit.
din,ette snd bath: utilS; and hest
sasi seHwARfzS ssf4S me- %o. ,6I1 GPwAEp VsFmoai p
ave. NV. DI. 62io, GiS
ROCKVILLE, MD.-Liv. rm.. bedrin..
Sns;, Sinettei kit. and bath; in apt, BLDG.
THIS DOESN'T HAPPEN OFTEN:
Two rooms. kit. and bath apt. $54.
Two rooms. dinette, kit. and bath.
500 so. Ask about the Forester st:
ST.. SHANNON & LUcHs Co.. 1905
FINE Sc. sECTION-Desire mature
couple for this attractive terrace apt.
at SUI ZStn place. Rental OF S0y.20
1Efl!as 1nflgdss az slI utilities w SHANNON =
1866 PARK RD.-2 rms. kitchen.
bath; -S65. utils. incl. Obtain key,
3249 Mt. Pleasant st. NV. 3 to z
ARLINGTON - $50; 2-rm.. kit.
stricted: adults. ia. 2-33O0. -l6
EFFIC; APT. kit, refgr.. stove. Ice.
in apt; BLDG; quiet adults; $50 per
dec: sos, atils. incl; suitable for 4;
ii2l end ST. N,E.-2nd flr.. beauti-
fTl fi,Tl modern apt, CONSISTING of lge.
any, and Tm aandry dnetts at c6nys @ 9sam sf moSsth Ssh
apt. with the atmosphere and access
sories Of an individual home; avail.
, TIPFEy TIE Ey, 60 s son; RA; 1850; IA
comb: unbeatable at $3a.sS per % mo.
SHANNON n & LUcHs CO, 1905 II
1919 E. CAPITOL, Apt. 8; 2-bedrm.
9od 6m' apt EoRdG sSz 20; can wSRTHINft ee seen at
TON & SON. MA. 1926. Ii. 4-79o5.
TAKOMA PARK. s512 Flower ave-
mo, with all utils. JU. e-34a6.
woopRiDGE. e114 Kearney st. ia ne:
and utils.; .$65 per mo.
NO. ARL,--Two bedrms., liv. rm.. di.
nette, kit; Aunt bldg; most desjr-
able; cony; loc: $50 mo. ALIlo
REALTY. oW. 950S; ewes. CHI. 6s9S.
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Flagstone and Stone


eerehes estsfninE walls. I'll. drsis dissRs
az AoEAhlsS AS 9gtdSeT MsRSGGtGfs6bl GtGEfsblaesfi sa ,7sa
FLOOR SANDING AND REFIN.-Free
estimate; work guar; exper. mech; /;
rfSoR fSs5ise rSS% s1S6ING Ss c8 Asas @
sf5. Ffee H estimate st s6n co 4sse. ssei' H95 r@95
FLOORS SANDED and finished.
cleaned and waxed. old floors made
like new. Call any time WA. 1929.
GENERAL REPAIRs-Painting. plas-
.sring, carpenter work, roof paint
PRiNTz lagi Tsp'iEInsi 4R is,f0 No job too snS .ns
PAINTfNG, papering. interior and
can sH. 477i or 70, 47si zig
PAINTING, int.-ext.; Kemtoning.
bss 49, 60 s4sS ssa .Sss :Ss: e. e w.
PAINTING, exterior and interior: !:
roofing and repairing of all kinds
For free estimates on lower prices.
PAINTING. first class, BY white me-
chanics; free estimates; impossible
PAlNTTNG-First-ciass work at sen.
sible prices. We win gladly make q
personal call and furnish you with
free estimates and advice. RIA. 5093.
RAINTER-wALL SCRAPER-For a
Job well done at q price you can
afford to pay. Cail LA. 6-64i1. SOs
PAINTING. INTERIOR, EXTERIOR
Reas.. white mechanic: immediate
service MR.. BUNGER. ST. 1929.
PAINTING CoNTRACToR-commer-
ctal aid residential; satisfactory for
8 yrs. Mr.. LAWRENCE, RA 97O3.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

sALE---Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedrm.. dining rn,., Hvins
room. from unclaimed freight and
factory samples. etc. A great saw
ings for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG, 400 New York ave, NV;
daily. 1915; Sat, till 4, RE. 4310.
FURNlTuRE-sofa bed and 2 ioung.
ing chairs with matching ottoman
reasonable. Call WO. S0O2. --l2
- Two-bedroom. ant
complete furnishings for sale, bar
gain; almost like new. Can see in
apt. after pm. Call 81. 1864.
- Specials on recondi-
tioned sofa beds. 500. sac: 2-pc.
couches and eiollywood beds. sgle.
or dble., 500, $35, $50; matt, $40.
$l2, S15; coil sprgs., 81, $40; box
Sprgs., S15, $40; desks. $12, SID,
S24, $35; lounge chairs, SIS, $40.
dressers. SIC, Sa6; rock ' maple i
18th Century, sac; china to match,
$50; Duncan Phyfe din. table with
pads, $45; drop-leaf tables, $17,
500; breakfast sets. SO, $24. $29;
END. lamp and cocktail tables, SO,
~: $40: lined oak chests. S27. $50;
twin beds, $39 pr; mahog. twin
beds, bargain. THE HOME SHOP,
l745 L st. NV. RE. 1861. Terms.
Daily. 90; Wed. and Fri, o to 8.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
BUSINESS SERVICES

SOUND MOTION PICTURES made OF
weddings, parties, talent. screen
PRODUCTIONS, LO. 3-S644.
ADDITIONS, alterations and repairs;
residential or commercial: free es-
Inmates. WA. 71S6.
TYPIST-S20 o week? Mr.. busi-
hea t2nti THIS En. is no msprn ta 1 Our
Q month for you for this sum-uti-
liking tape recorder. We pick UP
tapes daily and deliver finished
work; For further information, call