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tinguish himself in stakes COM
pany before yesterday but had run
some good races recently. He had
won at Atlantic City in an over
night race September 20 with a
track-record time of 1:44 for a
mile and sixteenth and on Sep
tember 20 ran second to Armaged-
don in the Ventnor. However,
yesterday was the first time the
horse had gone a mile and an
eighth since June 8when he fin
Iished fourth at Delaware Park.
The favored entry of Hi Billee
and Bobs Alibi set the pace with
Jampol running third until the
back stretch when Brush Burn
began to move. Sisto got past
Jampol but could not go between
Hi Billee and Bobs Alibi at the
three-eights pole. He pulled Brush
Burn up and went around the
two horses on the turn, catching
Bobs Alibi at the top of the
stretch. From then on in the
outcome was never in doubt as
Hi Billee dropped back and Bobs
Alibi, the leSser-rated part of the
entry. stuck it out gamely but
could not stand off Brush Burn.
Jampol and Hi Billee Fade.
Jampol and Hi Billee faded
badly finishing at the rear of the
e-horse field. Tio Giro, the
Argentine second favorite. was
far back most of the race but
closed with rush to almost nip
Ken for third money.
The victory was worth $12,450
to Brush Burn and ran his 1852
earnings to $31, $50. The winner
paid $500, $4.20, and 1920; those
who bet the entry collected $3.40
and $3.50 aand Ken was worth
$500.
The crowd was only II more
than the opening Saturday turn
out last fall. However the total
handle of $1,041,15 was more
than 100000 better than was bet
on the first Saturday last fall.
Jack Sheer's 13-piece outdoor
dance band, to be a regular Satur-
day feature at Laurel. entertained
the customers between races.
Peaceful Scot supplied some ex-
citement when he won the first
race and paid $65.40. The IL
combination of Peaceful Scot and
Beylerbey was worth $221.60 for
lucky double betters.
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Belmont Park Results
BY the Associated Press
Clear and Pa ct

GIedE ana EdSt
FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: maidens:
2-year-olds; g furlongs
Tritium ,Arcarol $50 40 $50
Precipitate tscurlocko $50
Also ran-Barbara' Pet, Black Poppy,
and Rare Beauty.
SECOND RACE-Purse SO 700; claim
espna1t esp aaF DaE Ee44aaoIo, AklasS $50 $ S" so
Prize Ring tErricol 400
Also e ranIMeditation. Top Command
Free AL; Gayowen and BalLimore Jim.
DAILY Double Paid S21.S0)
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
P9tPeDFri PDaIeDt tS GGCTnan1 Ep1,oo, 1890 So sS
wise Market Chester 500
Also ne' ran@san aiis Jo. Requisition, chello
and Mackville.
The chamDasne N @ STAKES; 2 a-Searooids: 1i i
Ladango (shukl 2150 $50 $50
1nvigorator (Gormanl $50 $50
Country Coz tHigleyl ITO
Also ran-Reprimand, Jamie K. Navy
Page .Bassanio Tahitian King, Darkstar
straight Face. DR.. Stanley. Par Amour
spFins Hill Farm Entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: allow
ances; 3-year-olds; fuflongs.
F cy Bnt tWoodhouse) lilo 400 80
Put Out (Arcaro) 400 ESQ
Main Line tGreenI 2.70
Time-1:12B.
Also ran-Active Duty. Upsetter and
In Fleur
SIXTH RACE-The Jockey Club Gold
Cup Stakes; $4,000 added; 3-year -olds
Sas e. Count n German, .zn.a $50 $sS go o9. out
Crafty Admiral (Guerin) out
Time-3:24is.
Also ran---Lone Eagle.
SEVENTH RACE--Purse. 81 900; maid
ems: 2-and-3-year-old 8 iurlones.
Scent LesterD $50 $3.50 ESQ
Ironbark tAtkinsonl 400 3 40
Concentration tErricol $50
Time 1926.
Also ran-The Preem. wardee. Sunny
Al PasSavant, Heirloom. Matchbox, st.
Regis Amitas Girl and First Arrival
EIGHTH RACE--Purse, So 800; claim
ing 4-year- -oldS and up; Ia miles
Bcnhadar (Arcaro) 40 $50 2.90
Aware (Errico) 7.40 4 100
Flying Name tWoodhouse) $40
Time 51 IS.
Also ran-Broken Lens. Uncle Don and
Tumbler.
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Football at Fuirluwn

The Scheer's Mems Wear un-
limited football team. formerly
known as the Irish War Vets, will
open its season against the Coles.
vile A. c. at 2 pm. today or
Fairlawn Field No. 2.
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paid-March Chick $780, $420
Attendance-17.lao.
and wore don FISH FRY The latter unable
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Laurel Rocinq Charts
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THIRD RACE Purse ooo Claiming
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; lh miles.
Prefect tStout) $50 $40 $40
Spring Scout tPermane) TAO 4.20
Pine Vision .tBatcheller) 4.20
Time. 1895.
Also ran-Bright Omen, One O. Cat.
Gay Gallant. Sunnyman. Approval and
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lage ordinances. The council
wants to make some changes, es-
pecially in the building code.
Anyone having any matters re-
garding the building code is es-
pecially requested to attend this
meeting, for their own advan-
tage.
The Administrative board met
at the village clerks, Mrs. Bor-
geman's, and permission was
granted to r. Richards to build
a dog pen in his yard.
Mrs. Angie Thomas had COM
pany from Cleveland for Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fast and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Quinn.
Mrs. Best had her sister and
brother-in-law out from Cleve.
land, Sunday.
Mrs. B. Devecki and her moth,
er spent the weekend in Mead
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NEWS from MONTVHLE

This was also award meeting
and installation of officers.
Mrs. Ted Stone was installed
as Pomona. Pomona Grange
presented Montville Grange
with the electric clock for
their hall.
The Wolf Patrol met Monday
evening at the home of Lyall
Huntoon, Jr. They repaired the
troop tent and served refresh
ments at the same time. A
business meeting followed.
Present were Lyall Huntoon,
Jr., patrol leader, Donald Wo-
dolan, assistant patrol leader,
Dennis Lafferty, secretary, and
Patrick Lafferty and Abram
Sloan. The next meeting will
be at the home of Paul Stone
Mrs. Ethel Arnold entertained
the Mothers and Daughters
club at her home Wednesday
Attending were Mrs. Mile
Garrison, Mrs. Jennie Hawkins
of Painesville, Mrs. Milan Car
raher of Perry, Mrs. Julie Som
mers, Mrs. Genevieve Sommers,
Mrs. Blanche Such, Mrs. Ora
Daniels, Mrs. Eileen Weber and
son Jimmie, Mrs. Louise Car
raher, Mrs. Elizabeth Gyerka,
Mrs. Ethel Ziegler and Mrs.
Frieda Stoltz and sons Wayne
and Dennis. A picnic dinner
was held at l pm. and a busi-
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Newburv
News by Edna Blair
Telephone 372
polio Drive
Polio Drive

The Mothers March on Polio
will be held Wednesday eve
ming, Jan. 80, from z to 8 pm.
All those wishing to contribute
leave your porch light on, or a
lamp without a shade in the
window. Please have your
money ready, as each mother
has several homes to call on.
Let us all contribute freely, be-
cause some one dear to us might
be the next victim.
Grange
Newbury Grange met Jan. 16
with the new officers present.
1t was voted at the business
meeting to give $500 to the
Polio campaign. A fine pro-
gram was presented by the lee
turer, after which cake and cof-
fee were served by Mrs. Floren-
tine Mansfield and Mrs. Bessie
Povolny.
Eleven members attended Po-
mona Grange at Auburn Satur-
day evening and received their
award for the past year.
Ladies' Aid
The Community Aid wishes
to thank all who attended and
the committee to make the tea
Thursday success. About $50
90 was cleared.
Personals
Mr.. Johnnie McNish and Mr..
Patsy Ricca are on a vacation
trip. They called on Richard
Varney in Texas and Mr.. and
Mrs. George McNish in Albu-
querque, New Mexico. They
hope to do some deep sea fish
ing.
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gore who were
married Jan. IA. They will re-
side with his grandmother, Mrs.
Lulu Gore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Blair and
family of Burton were Sunday
dinner guests of his brother,
Audre and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Shaw
and family of Euclid, o., were
Sunday callers of Mr.. and RMS.
George Knox and family of Pc
kin road.
Born Jan. IA at st. Luke's
hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. Barney
Phile, an 81 pound son. The
young man has been named
Timothy Daniel.
Mr.. Bud Kleve and Evelyn
Blair attended the milk meeting
in Cleveland Thursday.
Our trustees and clerk attend
ed the convention in Columbus
last week.
Mr.. Lloyd Ober attended a
Guernsey meeting in Cleveland,
Thursday.
Newbury will have a rural
route delivery from the post Of
flee, starting Feb. l.
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News by Lillian Richards
Telephone Chardon Sill

The village council met last
Monday night. Since Mr.. Jones
took over the duties of mayor,
some one had to be appointed
councilman in his place, the
post was given to Mr.. r. Law
son. Two new deputy marshalls
were appointed, they were
Lloyd johnson and Tom Marthe.
On the administrative board are
w. Karl, Oscar Mann Sr., Mer-
rift Smith, Richard Lawson.
The next council meeting will
be held on Saturday, Feb. z for
February only. The most i'm
portant item of that meeting
will be the discussion of the vii
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Claridon
News by Mrs. Howard Ensign
Phone: East Claridon 662l7

Phone: EaSt ClaTidon 66Zl7
Mr.. and Mrs. Alger Dimmick
have named their daughter Mar
thaa Ann.
The GAS You Like It" met Fri
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. M. ]. Wilmot.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Pollock visited his mother, Mrs.
Ella Pollock, who has been ill.
Mr.. Vern Wells visited Frank
Little, a former neighbor, in
Troy last week Thursday.
Robert Richmond was home
over the weekend from Ohio
State university.
The S.Y.S. Sunday school
class supper and social hour will
be Saturday night, Jan. 26, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Wells in Burton.
Mrs. Howard Ensign and Mrs.
M. J. Wilmot spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Beck in Willoughby, while
Howard Ensign with A. L. Cal
houn of Chardon attended an
American Legion conference
meeting in Wickliffe.
Kenneth Kronk left with the
rest of the 37th Division Sunday
evening.
The Junction Auto Sales
bowling team which bowls at
Chesterland, held a farewell
party for one of its members,
Kenneth Kronk, at the home of
Warren Babcock, Wednesday,
Jan. 9. Mr.. Kronk left with the
37th National Guard for Camp
Polk, La.
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News by Mrs. F. S. whitney

news Dy MRS. r. .. WnlCney
Rev. B. r. Lewis gave a
talk Sunday morning especially
for the young people, using as
his subject "The Story the
Shoe told" There was special
music by the young peoples
choir. There was one baptism,
the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Suhay, Donna Jean.
The attendance at Sunday
school was rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Stone
and T. J. Barber, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wodo-
Ian and Robert Geisman, Jr.,
attended Pomona Grange in
Auburn, Saturday evening.
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Vile, Pa, with Mr.. Deveckrs
parents. /.
Anyone in the village who has
.nv news of interest please call
me at above number.
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president for another year, and
Mrs. Arnold Vice president and
Mrs. Genevieve Sommers sec
retary and treasurer. Mrs. Ora
Daniels will entertain Jan. 80.
Mrs. Berton Beardsley enter
tanned the Dilly Daily club
Wednesday evening Attending
were Mrs. Sadie Stanley and
son Donald, Mrs. Edwina Stone,
Mrs. Erma Gyetko, Mrs. Grace
Berger, Mrs. Helen Brace, Mrs.
Ina Stone, Mrs. Josephine Stone,
and Mrs. Marie Humpel.
The evening was spent in
sewing and visiting. The birth
day anniversary of Mrs. Gyetko
was honored and she was pre-
sented with a group gift.
Mrs. Beardsley served re-
freshments of coffee, ice cream
and a large decorated birth
day cake with candles.
Mr.. Carl Roberts, B. j,
Beardsley, Mrs. Milton Gray
and Mrs. Leonard Geisman at
tended the funeral of Arthur
Rogers in Windsor, Tuesday.
Mr.. Steve Donavan, Lyall
Trask and Fred Hoffman, Mont
vile township trustees, and
Mrs. Mildred Skinner, township
clerk, attended the State con-
vention in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Blanyer
spent Tuesday evening with Mr..
Blanyer's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Molter in Cleveland.
Mrs. Fred Hoffman and
daughter Barbara, spent from
Wednesday to Saturday with
Mrs. Hoffman's daughter, Mrs.
Robert Fillingham and family
in Youngstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Suhay
entertained at 2 o'clock din
ner Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hlebak and son Billy and
daughters Marylin and Beverly
of Hambden, Mrs. Mary Suhay
and son RiRchard and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Stone.
Mrs. Ralph Walters and Mrs.
Andrew Stone and daughter
Kathy visited the formers
daughter, Mrs. Harry Rex, in
Dodgeville, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Kemmer
of Painesville recently visited
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber
and Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Weber
of Cleveland visited Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Weber, Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid society will
meet Jan. 81 with Mrs. Schel-
Ter chairman of the dinner.
Recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sarl Roberts were Rev.
c. A. Coakwell of Cleveland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove Allen of
Middlefield and Mrs. Earl Par
ker and Mrs. May Strong, also
of Middlefield.
Janna Leggett of Mt. Sinai
hospital spent the weekend at
her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Legett
were in Willoughby Thursday
evening, and also visited Mrs.
Susie Cramblett of Johnny Cake
Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose Donoghue
attended the Vicotr Borge con-
cert at Lake Erie college Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Susan Nichols of Cleve-
land spent several days with
her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Koerner,
returning home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Hoff-
man, accompanied by friends,
left Monday morning for ten
day vacation in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fritchey
of Perry were Sunday evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs F. S.
Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Webster
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Srp
were in Cleveland Friday when
Mrs. Webster, who has been
ill fo rsome time, was taken
to the Cleveland Clinic for x
rays and examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Ziegler
were in Cleveland Tuesday on
a business trip.
Mrs. Mary Suhay left Sun
day evening for Miami, Fla,
where she will spend some time
with her brother-in-law and
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Division of Extension Education.
Lake Erie College
Painesville Ohio
SECOND SEMESTER FEBRUARY IL -JUNE2192
FEBRUARY II JUNE 2,l952

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5 G5ss %ef 4ste ;rss sat F.a s9ss " Wednesday" @
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First % Nesting st R Ry ssy aRoom H. Thursday
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FINE ARTS
COURSES in HUMANITIES and SOCIAL STUDIES
Each provides OWN materials and supplies Limited fifteen
First Meing Bentley Hall Art Studio Thursday FEB A. 1852
Consult the instructor if credit desired.
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Two credits. Fee $4,000. 7:30-9:1O
HISTORY The Renaissance and Reformation DR.. Ralph
Three credits Fee $49.5O. 100000
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SPEECH Fundamentals of Vocal Expression
First Meeting Bentley HaRoom Tuesday February II 1852
NON-CREDIT COURSES
COURSES SWIMMING
CHDRENs sWIdMING: 10 lessons Fee 81 So for the
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meeting Wednesday, February 49, 1852, 1880 pm
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Evening star., 1952-08-22
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

NEW BRICK RAMBLER-AlI-elec.
Kit; full bsmt.; 2 bedrms.. Venetian
blinds; eft. picture window; nr.
scnoolS and shopping center. Located
9T: 1Tas SILVER prn Sp1ing exclusive area;
TW00 a-BHDRM.o BEL fSgoi bungalows in wbes. m2S
ggpp gs5 mo. ii i: =; ;oIs IPsREsToS REALTY ~
THREE-BEDRM. BRICK, semidet.
less than l yr. old; located in East
poytafian R1yesaa,s: nsac siGd shopping ans trans
gosIMsiSSnnLi tSo CO.. 2P: aP 1111. h4RRY Maa A.
CHEVY CHASE, 6 rooms. baths.
rec. rm. and garage; wall-to-wali
cGsT,p1etlng Ga,1 s,nd and ImiiErors included.
can EN-. 500. MISS McoRADE.
TAKOMA PARK; 2 bedrms.. liv. rm,.
ain: rm.. brkfst; rm. or den; ga
rage; lse. yd. Prefer couple. 81.
silver srRINe; brick. like new.
full bsmt.; outdoor fireplace; SI50.
CLOSE-N SILVER SPRING, 2-bed-
rm. bungalow, large front porch;
cony. SaN ls, e eysarytthing; "ayt $l25 per month;
lis 5. 81 sPkiNG 81 MR FkELss kELs9 cHURSH sS
: bedrms.. = baths, liv. room with
firepl.. comb. kit. -dinnette, A.-c' oil
heat lge. level lot. Conv. to bus.
school @ and shopping. S125 mo. KE.
CHEvERLY, MD. Exceptional 6-rm
brick home: mirrored firepl.; lge.
din, rm.; 1st a. powder rm.: bsmt.
garage. porch; elec. kit; $3.50 per
RIGGS PARK: 70S Jefferson ST.. NE,
New 3 bedrms.. LIST. a. powder rml..
full hsmt.; gas heat: garbage disp.,
ARLINGTON-2-story home with list
nr. bedrm. or den.. iiv. rm.. din,
bath. up; full bsmt: lovely fenced
yard; Conven. location. close tc
msdiately ayail; Only SEQ! POM
PPoNIo REALTP. INC. 2222 wilson
TWO-BEDRM. BRICK. newly dec,
fenced yard in Alexandra. Bus,
schools and stores, 2 blocks. Sl2S
per mo. Cal ne. 1921.
ROCK CREEK HILL; lovely 3-hedrm.
rambler; all-electric kit. 2Ea baths,
rec; rm.; tmmed occup. Call WI
OVc0s - 80
Evening star., 1952-08-22
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
Tor your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets. Wash. Va, White
Open 2 days. Ma. O00l
iOTHER and well-mannered 12-year
srn wish asf 81 small fIrn FUR nG or partially
n Arlington or suburb D. c. Box
COUPLE. baby and dog desire 1-bed-
rm. unfurn. apt. nearby Va. MAXI
mum $50 a month. OF. 707S.
BABY WITH PARENTS would like
one-bedIm unfurn. apt in Sil. Spg.
area. MR.. REGo. JU. $4,000 bet.
BY MIDDLE-AGED employed couple.
one bedrm.. furn. or partly furn.
reas. rent. Box 4ss-c. S0saiHse Star. 22s s.'''
RESPONSIBLE PERSON needs per-
manent apt. to 2 bedrms.. un-
turn: or partly furn:; prefer area
e town 1rDGRs PsoGe Gre! e. csSf sssf
WANT 2-bedrm., unfurn. apt. in
nearby NV, Md. or d. c.: quiet
cpie.. 2 children. RA. 1850. @S4
AT ONCE-Apt. or duplex. unfurn. |;
Wisconsin or Glover area; married,
empl. white cple,; reas. AID. 223s.
BEDROOM APT, NV, unfurn.; cou-
pie and small pet; quiet, used to
apt. life; ref. perm; max, $50.
DOMESTIC SERVICES, in exchange
and ns. moold tu5n Sab$ SpS; sGsng saE SI@ e9IpIe
TEACHER desires small, studio. type,
furnished apt. in Sc. or Congress
Heights area. 10. 2-2928. --24
Evening star., 1952-08-22

QUALITK. NOT QUANTITY or re-
sponsibility Fine suburban Va.
neighborhood. Large maintained
grounds. woods. stream; charming
Arm. semidet: house. Two full
baths gar; $3.50. incl. utils. Adults.
esI5 H; North North VERNON ST., chsfry- ss
dale. Modern brick. detached; &
rooms. oil heat, porch. fireplace;
large lott. S115 monthly. Available
ss1f%t, aboTt Sept; % ,,tsTo 4 oR 35ll ~ "a
tached Colonial in immaculate
cond; Fireplace: gas furnace, Ben
dix. Large shaded rear yard; S115;
vacant. OW. O792. -24
SUITLAND, 4796 West ave.-New
aheqrm u bs 0riss lex fsm4fr sne c sfs sseS porch
mo HARTMAN Really. NC, LG.
Mr.. EASTERN STAR HOME. . bed
rooms. playroom in basement; rent,
n AsLfSGToN. GSG TA SEE 5Sedrm brick st Co.
rm., equipped kit; ia baths. rec.
rm., gas heat; 3 blocks schools. bus
and shops. Beautiful lot; avail. Sept.
15; S175. KE 3-6672.
FALLS CHURCH, only S135 mo. rents
this almost-new 3-bedrm. brick
AoHHDlCAs BdIpdkc ulopOSdiI COuV. 10
cation, corner lot. Call OW. $500.
KENSINGTON-Det. brick home, with
lge. fenced yard; suitable for small
children. Bedrm. and bath on lst
floor; 3 bedrms. and bath on End
floor; gas heat, new auto. washer
$3.50 per mo. for ! VI. E. QUINCY
SMITH, INC, 141S H st. NV, WI,
NEW HOUSE. s1a5 mo-: ei6 Po-
tomac ave-, Silver Spring, Md; o
large lot and full bsmt.; gas heat.
q; J. h6ORNER, 1909 Fern st. NV.
= AND o1t 8 RIM. HOUSES for VIII white,
l block from Senate once Bldg
SIoo e month. WELLONS REALTY,
cd6lNiGakEEsssso d6lNiaEsso HEIGHTS. s.E.-a17 aTs2 At
lantic, ST.; lovely 2-bedrm. home /;
Ienceo yard; nr. new school, shop.
center; center; oS bus stops at door; avail.
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER, in Silver
Spring area--Two large bedrms..
complete baths, 27-ft. liv. rm., lge.
separate din. rm., modern kit. COM
clete with, GIFT: Frigidaire, de luxe
range and garbage. disposal Lear
garage and beautiful dry bsmt. Will
lease to responsible people. SI95 per
mo. Call JU. S-1400; ewes, 81. 1914.
CLINTON ,AREA-Newly decorated 4
rn. Route 5 to SurrattsVille School,
left at school, right on Moore's lane,
corner house in second block. on
premises till & n m 90
Evening star., 1952-08-22
HOUSES FURNISHED

81. MONkOE. Arlington; well furn /;
. bedrooms, all conveniences; ga
rage; EseoE pig yard patio; $3.50 mo. ia.
1888 18th ST. NV. vic. Walter je Reed
Avail. immed.; 6 rms. inciosetl
porch: z baths. buiIt-in garage;
IMPRESSIVE STONEE6 bedrms.. Q
BATHS; baths | bedrm; and bath on lst d.
5000 Porter st. NV. OR. 1924.
3s35 BLAINE ST. NE, 3-bedrm
psmt.: sis1 .o5 G mo. ea Can 0siED Ne. 54oa. ~.
Myer. Utils. incl. dishes, blankets.
GEORGETOWN. s4I7 Que a 4Snof St. NV W.
Small 2-bedrm. house with garden;
1-6 pm. Cali wo. 5000. other her time; inM;
ARLINGToNms bedrms., se Sne; all con-
yenlences; scr. porch. garage, shaded
lot; $l25; Is minutes city. CHI. OBS.
y; s.raiaa,. Az. Y Blk. of Wilson blvd
bsm3 bath; ls1 st f.: ~ Iiv; a T%. din rm., Kit. :
GEoRGETowN-TFYYiPE house. COM
StSS SsieIg neT Wak0R s0nd st charwinsly na
Dept: 8 bedrms. and upstairs stady: Hsds:
$500. 6l2 10th st. NV. Open 9 to
pm. Sat. and Sun. HO. 25O4.
SILVER sPRING-Nicely furnished,
3-bedrm., 2-bath. brick home: at
tached garage; ] or 2 year lease;
sW sEails5ls s5se Sept. 10; 1925 monthly
CENTREViLLE, vA.-country living
t;a,, Wltn conyenience and charm; attrac-
hSssy sainishfs sis. Rns Rv rmD sIsS
per mo. Stable b1i's and pastare sta,ns; aSaiio SlIo
aoie; sIeMnins rere5snees, ,oa Sept; 10 to June
wis, aVSEniSE AVE NEAR sst;MIs cHTaEDRaI&4a.4
66etdrms;, 6tn 1is baths. large liv. rm..
Snrubbery; automatic oil heat; pvt.
Qrlve and garage; very comfortably
tnrn;; a11a; S%25 mo. MR.. KLEIN. ME-.
BETHESDA-Beautifu 3-bedrm. home
porch; basement. servants rm. and
nath' laundry. fenced yard. WI. 7547.
SINGLE OWNER travels and wants
childless. drinking cpie. to share
beaut. furn.. .4-bedrm. home in NV.
Ior reaS; rent; refs. req. Write for
appt; Box 3S7-G. Star. 81
COMPLETELY FURNISHED corner
fhlooSe Nous In IN quiet an, w. NV. location; ,lst
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Snd breakfast nook. screened porch;
IND floor. 3 bedrms., z Faiths and
screened porch; Bendix washer ard
garage; rent s160. Call sH. 1899.
GLOVER PARK-Beautiful 6-rm.,
cHE1H c1HGfT1stOe eHasEI All Ia osss assarm a..
Myno9oeDMooR WOOD AGENCY. INC, 81.
sill WINDOW pL. NV, 9 rms m IL
paths. det. garage, gas heat. ConV.
70 stores; schools, trans. Shown by
apt apt mi MICHAEL WALSH & SON,
1914 HARvARp Ags Al ng 81. klw&six ~ s2si s4 rms
full bsmt.. incl 8 kits, 3 baths;
SMITH co. EX. a4s9. 124 a.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c., 1858 Tenny-
son st. z rms. bedrms.. bath and
lavatory, rec: rrn. Now avail. 5000.
Bethesda. Md, 5601 Southwick, near
Heaitn Z rndt,s Center enter and Navy HOSPITAL.
Is, l. S13o;, To see these and other
EDw. II. JONES & CO.. INC,
5220 Conn. Ave. NV. WO. $500
CHEVY CHASE. D. c., oSO9 Ritten-
house st. 6 rms, 2 baths, garage,
recr. rm.,. Law. in bsmt.. Bendix
washer. Avail. Sept. /: 1928 per
mo. Open for inspection.
EDW. H. JONES e. CO., INC.
5520 Conn. Ave. WO. 1900
CHEVY cHAsE-S1S5. Four bedrms.,
|BETaRdEsssDEiA-s2oo. RdssEi Three bedrms.,
REALTY gSIne; CORR. l. 004S' ALLIED
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