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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
NuS Salient, Ohie
1ubesnad,ridjt.
s(m Nsitttpoh, oen 26. Vtdra, itarb
Wtarie Glciider, aeb. ssleiider

Marie Jleiider, seb. 1leiider
aeboren am Ia. Sept. 1867, oie
3ohter bon Serru ssoief unb Gli.
,abetb 'Sleiiber ans 8roiau; ge-
licbte SHUTTER bon 1rau Narie .3ed
in salem, Sbio, Serrn Salnuel
,Sleiiber 1T Toronto, Ohio, Serrn
Soiei S(eiihcr unb @ilbelm lleis
iher in Glepelann, Grau Miunie
IleiIher' 'Wiiller unb Srau Gliia-
beth ,sIeiiher Dunf aus Salem, O.,
iant beren Tamilien; aIio 3 5od)s
ter, 3 Gobne, 80 Gnfeln. Gin gntel
oauon lit Mep. George u. iSleiiher
bon Ser Y,,ritan Seigtbs Goans..
2utb. STRIDE. 1901 Huritan, an
Glouerlupn. Detroit 81. Mih., Nor.
iuuase 1650O 8riaes Mpe,, unb 19
llrenteln. Sbr ,perter> Batte. Sa-
niiel ,sleiiter, unb cine Sod)ter,
8retbeu, gingeu ibr uur Sabren III
Sen 500 uoraus uuo bie Gerltor.
bene perbrahte ibre NebenSiriit ab-
mehielnb bel ibren lieben euteu
anOern. 3ulest purbe lie berslihit
perpiIeat bel ibrem liebeu Sobn
Sulnliel uno enula 1leiider II,
Ioroutu, g.. uub aue ibre liebeil
aiuoer BON nab uub fern pareu jehr
hetiintnlert,' ols iid, ibr Guoe uabte,
trosOem Tortbeu 81 Sabre alt mar.
slud, hinterllBt 5antbeu in Ger
mannitaot hire lieben Shmeitern
Suianna Nau, Sobanno 9belmon
uno Solephine Shneioer Iamt ihrer
,Salnilien, liebe Nihten ino Neiien,
Jreunoe ,no @efannten.
Die Geritorbene tuurbe ont Gums,
tag, Sen 29. MGr5. bon Starfs ;Su-
neral Some, Salem, Ohio, ourd,
Serrn YaItor Sobn 9amou, i,Nter
0etelligung pom Sublreif,cn 6relln.
ben uno 8efunnteu sur elpigen &ube
beitattet. Stir sic herrliten nno
,ablreifen 9lumenipenoen, Serrr
Eaitor 8aurnau, ben lieben @rob.
al,er Sanoslel,ten. urb u0en liehen
iSreunOen iiir Die 9iebc uno Mu.
teilnabme miro bon bcn Srauern.
Den reht berjIidlit aebanft. YerseIts
@ott allen!
Ga linten lit Jriebe inn ounfeIn
Raum,
"a ihlummert sic Muoe, ba rubt
lie aus.
l(no idlGit iie i'm Shimmer oes
MbenSs elm,
ga tpedet lie nimmer ser ;sriibe
Sheir,
@ube ianft, liebites Mtiitterben.
sssn Muftrase 9einer lieblten Sim.
Der. liebites 3anthen, Teine Sanf,
bare y3ifte
eli5abetb i5leiid,er. .1iihler
iamt 1anllie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03

Gs hiene ollen Mitaliebern bcs
;3pciaes Al sur stahriebt, Nab mir
llniere GerianMnlllng um 13. Npril,
alio am Siterionntas, abba!ten. Nile
Nitglieoer iino scbeten, ST eritei'
nen. sSir pcrben Sic 8eihGite fllrj
MAIDEN, mo cine it,one llntcrhal.
tl,ng abbalten. Sic s5rauen, iperOen
Cltereier ,trb al,hen mitbriuaeu;
sic MGnner peroen fiir beu TurIt
icrgen. Milo fommt luo bringt ollc
cure &inoer init. ,SrobIide Sllern
pom 3ueig Al, Neip sorf.
aatb. 5outif, Sefr.
Z 10
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
So sieht es in der
TschechosIowukei aus

Wien. sn elmer tidehlihen
,3eituns hefloete iich Elm Mann 11o'
mems aopacs oariiber, oai, feline
;srau, bie in eincm Stdotslaoen
@inoeln iiir bas aino faufen tpon.
te. aud, fiinitlid,e Wl,,men uno bier
Yaar @anoihube ubenorein fauien
mubte. Iui bieie @cile ml.Bte lie
piel mebr Belb alssebcn OILS nctlg
mar. Sssn ber sleihcn Seiti,na ,puroe
bie ,sroee eeiteat, ,uo Sns olele Gi'
len bingebe, in Mtorausfd Sitrapa.
mo- bic 9rcBten 8ohoien itunber.
fonne man mod ridt elnmal cine
Gniipefnnne ful,ien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
A,s} pemfteste,p,t, Otie
3,ucia %

Gs biene alien Sh,peitern bes
2ipeises % aur aefGlliaen 9tahs
riht. bah ,miere ,nonatlid)e Ser
lammllrng anltatt am Gonntaa. ben
13. 9lpril, am Wontoa abenb, ben
Ia. Mpril Inn Z llbr itatIinoeu luirb
llno mir bitten ale Sdlueitern ben
8eriammlunsen beisunobnen.
Sn lester 0eriamn,luna ipurhen
folseuoe 9eleaatinnen fit bic ;sriib.
iahrs &cnpention defpGhlt:
BrGi. Soiepb 6iiael. s. 3. g. 6es
len alein. @rprdi. &ath 3epner, 2.
8iseprGi. Meaina &linaer, 2atb.
Gfinasardff, Suianna 6artman unb
W. Depner.
Mls @rias iinb &atb. gadu unb
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
2l,ts Ne,,, Gaitle, pa.
.,3weig ~

lln'ere reaelmabiae Monatsper;
ianu,. lna miro ont Ionnerstae, Der
10. Nlpril INT 7:3O llhr ohenos ab.
acholtcn. sllle Sh,peitern iinh er,
illht, hieier &erianunluna beisuuph'
neu. Sic Ieleoatinucn iinh 81, er'
mdhlcn in bieier @cridmn,luna.
SLlrb Die GipiDennenihefs Iino 81,
rcrteilen. Shiucitern, melhe nit
ihren geitrdaen I'M Giiditano iino
mDocn iih Wutitebcnh mod)en. e.,
&oth. 8artller, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03

daTDOT Oy over
SOC. This amount
W as contained
In the River
and Harbors Bill
for fiscal 1858.
Under the new
suggested allow
ance Cleveland
Harbor W oul d
receive o n ! y
$1,000, 900 in con-
ira st to the
S6.0O0.0 900 in the
original budget.
Altho this is
n~Iu hale - - 4,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
2lms titles, Okie
3lueia %

slllen Shlpeitern oes 3peioes 2S
olene slr aefdlli0eu Nahriht. oap
Die nad,itc &erionlmlllna om Sonn7
tao. ben 6. slpril INN : llhr nad,=
dbachaltcn miro. Pile
Shncltcrn iinn 0eheten. Der Ser
iommllna beijulppbnen.
e. Wunther. Scfr.
&
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
NEW CASTLE NEWS
BRANCH u

The regular monthly meeting
of Branch q. New Castle, Pa. will
be held Thursday, April 10th at
! 80 p. m. All members arc asked
to attend this meeting.
kath. Gartner. Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
Siebenbiireiid,-2 -2lmerifaniihes Dolfsblatt

ale Mitalieoer aebeten iinb. piintt.
lid I'll eriheinen.
6erslihen Ganf fir ben reirhIis
hen geiuh III Der lcbten @eriamm.
lung.
,Srik Sheu, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03

A FTER many weeks Of little Floor
IA activity the House is being pres
sured with a program TO pass all
appropriation bills before Easter"
This is at the rate Of about three
bills q week. The imperative need
to bring expenditures down is re-
f1ected in every vote. How wise it Is
to reduce across the board" to cut
by percentages. in every instance
is very real question.
Take the Women's Bureau for
instance. for which I made a plea
on the Floor. 1t is the only place
in our whole set-up where the in
terests of women are given first
consideration. With one third OF
our labor force women, and the
numbers increasing daily, it would
seem as if the modest set-up de.
voted to their interests might have
been continued without cutting the
small sum of $360,O00 that is in
volved. Perhaps the Senate will con-
slider the matter in such light and
the conferees agree. That remains
to be seen. I am as determined
about cutting waste and extrava-
gance as any one could be. but I
hope you agree with me that We
must not be penny wise and pound
foolish" but must build strength in
and for America.
WHAT a great country we live in.
w and nowhere in the world is
the work of home-making made so
easy as here in America. I know
that ALL homes aren't equipped
with electrical appliances as yet,
but isn't that our goal? And isn't
it wonderful that twice as much
electricity is being used in homes
today as in 1910?
Think what it means in labor
saving and home efficiency to have
"a million refrigerators in Amer
ican homes, and as many electric
irons, with over % million electric
washers, and 20 million vacuum
cleaners! The census takers found
that AZ million homes have radios.
and about one fourth that number
already have television sets.
can't help comparing this to
the workmen's apartments I went
thru in Moscow. Each had one lit
tie thread Of what was supposed
to be hot water at the tiny kitchen
sink. There was no thought there
of electric stoves, toasters, washers,
any more than In the house of the
manager of a small show farm to
which we were taken.
HERE in America We believe in
III the individual as basic fac
tor in our strength. We believe
every person has q stake In the
country, and so has a Responsible
ty to his neighbor, his state and
his nation.
There have been floods and tor
nadoes in various areas Of the Unit
ed States. The Red Cross is our
agent. The Red Cross goes where
the need Is. but only If and when
we make 1t possible. II you are not
over the donor age and are well,
have you given blood to the Red
Cross blood bank? Have you chip
ped in your bit to make up the
extra sos, ,000-our part Of the pres
ent disaster funds?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03

norolih ourh MiQpaIe, Sprinahale
lno @eittarentlm bis s,lr rethts lie
9enOen nellen Bride. bann ,linfs
einbicoen an Sth 9lpcnl,e.
Wtit bc,1 herslitlten Seoenslpiin=
ihen fit \oalls lrnb Mn,t, perbleibe
ilh SIR,
Sobannes Seutich.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
This and That from WASHINGTON
BY CONGRESSMAN Frances p. Bolton

THE House Appropriations Com
i mittec cut the appropriation
for improvements to Cleveland
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3lueiQ 20

slm 6. slpril hGIt ber Gerein ieine
rcgelmdRiNe mpnatlid,e @eriamn,-
lung tint 9 llhr nad,mittoa, npsu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
&trhcn sSrauenperein ber Spmterus
CNemeinbc

@s bicne alien Ntitslicbern gun
acfdlli9en 9tahriht, DaR bic monot=
lihc Geriammlllnu am Sonntaa
nuhmittaa, ben 6. slpril um 4:3O
Hin Itottiinoet. 9lue WitalieDcr iinp
aebetcn. 'ih all beteiliQen.
9lnna Aocrhcrt, Sefr.
z
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03

Saith. 6eBman.
&atb. Gfinasaraff. Sef,
3. tO
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03

/, SER.
8, 10.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Dog Training Club 10 Hold
Sd Annual Show SUNDAY

The Junior Group of the Capital
Dog Training Club will stage it's
third annual Aforementioned
show starting at 2 pm. Sunday
at Rays Meadow.
Rays Meadow is located near
Silver Spring on the East West
Highway, opposite the Beach
drive entrance to Rock Greek
Park.
Junior and adult handlers may
enter dogs in the novice. graduate
novice, open, utility, special utility
for "UD" dogs. brace and team
classes. Entries will be received
from noon until 2 pm. Sunday.
Winifred A. Vycital. show secre-
tary. can be reached at Emerson
2466.
1t. Comdr. Douglas B. LaPierre
Of Falls Church and DR.. William
D. Claudy will Judge the show.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Sales of YeorIinos
At Saratoga Bring
Over 81 Million
By the Associated Press

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Aug. 21.-Like everything, the
price of yearlings is going up.
The 34th annual Saratoga
yearling sales closed last night
and when all the money was
counted in the till, there was a
total of $2.O95.5O0 for 33l yearlings
of an average price of S6,330.
Last year, 299 yearlings were
auctioned off for 1882. 600 or an
average price Of $5,46o.
Top price of the week-long sales
was $4,000 for a bay filly from
Henry H. Knights Alamahurst
Farm. This pushed the nights
total to $6S2. .7O0-largest ever for
a one-night sale.
Last night. 81 colts. fillies and
geldings were sold for $4,000 an
average price of $1,161. Top price
was $500 paid for a chestnut
filly from the farm Of John e.
Hughes Of Washington, d. c.
Evening star., 1952-08-21

in pro circuit earnings about $34,-
900 to $4,000.
Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago,
1850 winner of the Fort Wayne
event. was missing, along with
Sam Spead and Ben Hogan.
Most of the other ranking pros
were on hand. including 1851 win
ner, Jim Ferrier of San Fran
cisco.
Kent Harrison of Fort Wayne,
top amateur last year with a l5-
under-par performance, also was
on deck.
The field will be cut to so. after
the first two rounds.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
LITTLE SPORT
Midd|ecof and Boros
Start Fort Wayne Play
BY the Associofed Press

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 21.-
Cary Middlecoff. the Memphis den
tist. hoped to make a good start
today toward pulling $2.400 first
money out of the Fort Wayne
Open golf tournament.
Winner of a playoff over Jack
Burke. jr.. of Houston Monday in
the Kansas City Open, Middlecoff
said he liked the looks of the Fort
Wayne Elks course as he started
the 72-hole event.
The field of SO pros and 20 anna
teurs also included julius Boros
of Mid Pines, N. c., the National
Open champ, who leads Middleton
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Potty Advances in Tourney

SCARBOROUGH, England, Aug.
81 R.-Budge Patty Of Los
Angeles reached the semifinals Of
the North Of England tennis
tournament yesterday by downing
16-year-old Malcolm Price of Eng
land, 6-3, 6-1.
Evening star., 1952-08-21

Twenty years ago Helen
Jacobs won the women's tennis
title. defeating Carolyn Babcock,
6-2. GO.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
APARTMENTS WANTED

ECONOMIST tfeminine); mod. q
rni., turn. or semifurn.; sep. kit,
Ige; closets; to $65. ST. 1900. Ext.
FKEE-Landlords. applicant. waiting
for our furn. or unfurn. apis. OF
open days. ma. 0001.
with bachelors their apt. or house.
Call Washington Hotel, ME-. 5000,
Ext. 724' between 8 and o pm.
TWO GIRLS, college graduates, Sc seek
l bedrm. furn. apt. In good NV.
neighborhood; 5000. Box 1851,
TWo OR 8 BEDRM. APT. for family FAM
OF p; furn. or partly fllrn.; NV.
section or Silver Spring; reas. rent.
Pnone eyes. between 5 and s pm.
APT. unfurnished, aeorgetown M or
Wisconsin ave. area; bedroom or
emciency with storage facilities:
about Do (white). Box 244-M, Star.
LADY with child, 10 months wants
Iurnished 1-bedrm., liv. rm., kit.
and bath apt, or share house, pref
erably in midtown; has own crib.
Call DU. 1000. EXT. 800.
NICE Llv. RM., bedrm., kit, bath:
utlls; tncl.; mr.. Capitol; 2 male
Capitol empl. Call Ii. 4-SS41 after
psAus ta.-E.t
Evening star., 1952-03-05
ApARTMENTS UNFURRllSHED

C0LLEGE PARK-one Or 2 bsdrms..
walking distance Nd. o.; cony.
utils. Incl. Mn. 7573. SH. S062. Is
3 ROOMS AND BATH, new. det, 4:
unit; separate entrances $74.S0
RSCaSfLRE GSSaiVf Fl Sc NsH "; !sSs s,Ssdrm. apt.
available March 10: under $40, In
clud. all util.; no children. HU. 1854.
NEAR CAPIToL-spaeious 2-bedrm.
NR fn'r s. ss2 sSxPnToL.ATLaNTic HS "A fIaSSfi Sc.
no nc pets; viii. not sI0 incl; couple: refs;
T%S SSS ;Ssj 8rDRooSMs, 5e; SSsssR y,ns rm dininc
utiis. Included; on bus line in one
fare zone; see janitor. 1910 Minne-
fSc fSts aye fa i iati HERsERFF Il FE EH4RyEy FSa
dinette. Iii eit ts' and tie bath; ; tsnants tSsnsM
mo-; HAcKMzNS.. HACK IAN scaEuscHa. sSa'Y me-, e.
's: FL, ~ il. St sE7s sEl 5S II fsl5
APIS. AVAILABLE at Cobur Ter
race. 800 Defense hwy, .Bladens-
burg. Nd; next to schools. shop.
center. bus stop at door. WA. 276S.
rAKOMA PIX, MD.--eso0 RED Ton
rd.-2 apts. in garden-type bldg:
liy. rm.. dinette. bedrm., bath. KIT. |;
all util. furnished; pvt. parking; mr..
transp.; So. so per mo- 6H. 1915
ESsAss9 Shss; 81 sEcT1oNMhsosyely aseT 1ooSNsnlnss frst
dining rooms, foyer-suitable for
entertaining; 1878 per month. Cali
Is FRANCES SeSss POWELL N IL HILL. II H. YSSi 1903
TakoMx aaGSo ali PIX PIX, MD.-New apts. avs avs,,.
Mar. /; refgr.: stove. utils. incl;
bedrm.: SS5. 81. 1850. days. %
month ncludins SeGIm utilities 1IS Close pso so
Natl. Airport. Alex. Va. File appl-
9:30-11:30 Monday through Friday.
TWO RMS. KITCHEN, BATH. (base-
mentl; nice stove, refgr.; excellent
neshSSrhSSGd og SG1 IL ban e iOr tots
available immediateiy, write full
particulars: Box 77-R. Star. 20
THREE RMS, seminyt. bath, utils.;
$S1.o5 mo. THACKER REALTY Co.
NEW i.BEpRM. iBaE;pRM APIS. at ss1s sth
st. s,e; of Ala. ave. $6a. 80 not
incl. utils. Open for insp. ME. 1878,
5s GALVESTON PLACE s.w.-Two
within Is min, of downtown: rent.
s47.$9 s. s6oo call HoHENsTEIN BROS,
Lfv. RIM. bedrm., kit. and semipvt,
mo. ] employed lady. ia. 1918.
HYATTSVILLE. MD.-Second A., 4
rms. and bath; adults preferred; S75
q mo-: avail. now. SEIDENSPINNER,
Realtor, WA. 1910. -
$62.93 - One-bedrm., bSmt. apt;
mod. kit, bath; downtown apt. bldg,
NV; suit. men. Ewes, HU. 9403.
ONE-BEDRM. 2nd FL. APT. in semi
det. .brk, hse.; laund, and PIX. facil.
10. 2-e4e4; If no answer. 10. 2-3329.
1st EL,.Three rms. tile
bath; utils. incl; SS5. 5126 Hanna
pl. Sc. After 8. 10. 2-24S0. --6
N.-Large 5-rm. apt,
porch. garage; $110. JE. 3-91SS.
625 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
2 rms. kit. and bath. heat and Gec.
included: SIS mo-. Adults only: 1st
floor tenant will show. MARSHALL
J.: WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

S61 8. IVY ST., Arlington, Valve
rm. compact brick home: S115 per
month; excellent condition; Inn
msdiate possession. MANNAS REAL
5Tx TX CO.. 2116 Wilson blvd, GL.
BETHEsDA-New; 3 bedrms.. sep
abe now; % s1s5 mo- ol Of. sI'sos. wi. vi.
HOME Mr.. MT. VERNON BLVD
One-hah acre. on Potomac shore; 2
ington; $3.50. Al. 5o44 ewes. 80
ALEX. SUBURBS.-5-rm. brick, bsmt.
I, nswly Aec;; fenced yard; S1o5; avail.
NEAR PENTHGoN1rhree-bedroSom slsoSg S
row brick house; avail; March 10.
DESIRABLE NEW DETACHED brick
home. Silver Spring. 3 bedrms., 2
co5srR3 csoaSs " aoSEFsiss aosSs1E FL sS5a S:drm..s oil
beat ssst' ,s,3n,ta; c9nmbia; storm and screen
500 per mo. GO. 1881. -
ARLTNGTON-Five min from Penta-
gon, brand-new 4-bedrm., brk. Colo
y;-din. rm.; custom I'm. throughout;
KENSiNGTONSSix-rm. brick; full
bsmt.: equip. kit; $125; avail. now.
EALrYM Yrs 5000 cSEiissmsn Wiseons1n .ve ALLIEPT WT
CHEVY cHAsE--Homes. $500 up.
Town house, $245, MRS, CLYDE
Ga DUNNINGToN. WI. 1885. Or.
WaHaffIaToN-s-bedrm. rambler; G fun
SHaGkzh se4sss sEaLr9 l''; CO. slae sT 7i9S 3S
SILVER sPRING--Det. brick; only 4
yrs. old; rms, bath, powder. fnl..
LIST f.; gas a..c heat; fenced lot;
SoRTHReRS, SS'fE R1ss sesitor. esR mo, D1. ss4s,
NV 81 lsfs sEMrDErAcHEp BRICK "a isrst
floor; Kitchen with garbage dis
posal, dishwasher; dining room,
living room; powder room; 2nd flr.,
snsl1s sns 3 ss,.I Ilns s:ss siss mo. can ~
ALExANDRIA-5 rms, full bsmt.;
conv: to Alex, D. c., Quantico or
sAEP6, ssss 6,.{SiE oS i ~ 6S 81 5S ss4e EYE
ARL.&Two-bsdrm. TWO brick: 10 min.
occupancy. S1ao mo. ia. 5"aooS. oS.
FALLS CHURCH-Two-bedrm. bun
galow; full bsmt.; gas heat; nice
yard; available Immediately; S1l5
mo: CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL. GI,.
FAIRFAX. vA.-New brick; 8 bed
rooms. kit, liv. rm., bath and full
IsMt Ts Ut VIZ sranvCile mS CH 443s ns
Is miles from D. c.. line; scre plot;
Bendix; schools nearby; SIS mo-;
avail March II. Brandywine 31p7.
ARLINGTON--4-bedrm. house with
bSmt. containing 4 2-hedrm. apt.
equipped. ali for $3.50. For informa-
tion.. cali 10. 10000. Ext. 200.
s-BEnRM. BRICK. semidet.: new
cond.; S100 per mo-; auto. gas heat.
240S Southern ave. s.e., Ship1ey
Terrace. Mr.. Smith. TR. $500.
THREE.BEDRooM BRIcK = run
bsmt.:. brand-new; S120 mo-; In
cRoNfN. Lo. $4,000.
NEW 3.BEDROOM, semidetached
brick home. Children accepted: Avail.
for immediate occupancy. $f1b per
mo. WCODMoOR AGENCY. NC.
Realtors. SH. 1855. s-7
BELyEDERE, 90 min. Pentagon. New
rambler; 3 bedrms., den, equip. kit,
nARBARA FOX. cH. ssiz ow.
THREE Iis BEDRMs.. Ariandria. s125;
four bedrms., 2 baths; Apr. l.. $3.50;
3.bedrm.. rambler, Falls. Church.
$I2R; 3-bedyn1. brick ramb., bsmt..
$50. JOHN w. MULRoY. 99S Hill-
wood ave-. Ialls Church. "a. 1922
va b.uA'
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
NEAR BOILING FIELD
2nd FLOOR-3-RM APT

S59.61 TOTAL MO. PAYMENT
Nothing. but nothing can be. finer
Large living rni.. good-sized dinette,
twin-sized bedrm., equipped kitchen
and tiled bath, 3 lye. closets and
GRATED in the finest taste. Located
in o 4-year-old brick cooperative
lust so yards from express trans.
portation downtown. In the. largest
shopping center In Sc. Take over
~ loan, payable S59.61, covering
utilities and maintenance. Priced
ct Just S7.950. It's an unbelievable
Cali Mr.. Nichols, North 2117, ewes.
(Days. call ct National 10000
.EEEsp EEEspIESkIck IS .oW1 W AE.RENS;
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own Your Own Apt. Home

Avoid the burdens Of home owner.
renting, through the purchsss of
your own apt. home. 8.
1870 WYOMING AVE. NV.
You won't believe apis. can be as
see these extraordinary corner afts.
with 3 bedrms., baths. large en-
trance foyer. din. rm,. iy. rm., kit,
spacious pantry and 6 to 8 large
closets. There are only d few 81
these unusual values still available.
Priced from $15.500 with reasonable
terms.
THE BROADMoOR
A complete apt. home in Washing
tons outstanding cooperative bldg.
On q. separate wing with 3 exposures
this beautifully decorated apt. con-
tains bedrms.. 2 baths. Nv. fm.,
din. rm., kit. entrance foyer and
sunrm. Enjoy home ownership with
hotel facilities. Substantial cash
1902 SUMMIT PLACE NV.
Featuring unusually low operating
costs. Avail. nov. an apt. contain
Ing entrance hall. Il liv. rYi.. kit. :
dinette, bedrm. and bath. Price
$4,000. Reasonable terms.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
ICo-op Apt. Authority since 192O)
WASH. Bldg. RE. 1918. or RE. 1749.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

GLOVER PARK-six rms. sleeping
att. garages. complete dec. through
out. conv. transp. Call WI. 1892.
ALExANDRIA-Fiye-rm. brick bun
afH ts5esd shAn zeFa co slsS oV Rer s54S
CoMFORTABLY FURNISHED NV.
houses In excellent location. $3.50
e. $325 per month. Please phone
MT; 14Es YgTnt. with FRANK 8. PHIL
BETREsDx-conv. located; 8 1 rms. ::
Mta aMtsach. saI,; xscreened porch; avail.
ALLIED REALTY. 5000 wisconsin
viass;SssAssTE:. ~ sTE., 7$s $s4S: osls.hoyDs st. NV;
8 rms 2 baths Ii Complete bath
on 1st Il. }, rec. rm., bui1t-in garage,
NV gas heat. METzLER REAL
TORS. 1106 Vermont ave, DI. 5000.
Sss1 KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Three
close to school; S175. N. SEGAL,
ARLINGTON-sixs rooms; oil heat;
s;nzss saragei scr, screened porch; blk, bus,
ARI.. SO. srd sT.2smail iIS: semidet.
5-rm: home. Excellent cond. Conv.
location. Adults. $125. OK. OsO4.
CHEVY CHASE, DC, s-bedrms. !:
avail. Aprdl Is for 1-yr. lease. Cali
cOMpLEsTTEELY FURNISHED 2-bedrm.
frame bungalow in N. Arl., full
basement, 5 min. to new Hecht Co.
Immediate occupancy. S14O mo.
G SaIl II Mrs. Carl. o through 5. dL.
T;WoV BEDROOM BRICK HOME. FUN
nsmt;s nicely furnished, S125 mo.
In Wheaton Hills. LEACH q GRO
COMPLETELY FURNrsHED-e room
brick Colonial. Oil heat. recreation
room, close to transportation and
shopping. -$165 per mo. J.. n.
BENOIT. Realtor, KE. 3-6677 or
VIC. 1sth AND COLUMBIA RD.,
good 6-rm. brick house, full bsmt.,
oil heat; nicely furn.; rent. S145;
quick poss.; INSPECT through DIXIE
REALTY CO. MA 22&0
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
shone No tS11s' SSo4 uNfpoN usxfpsis sIosaaE EssaioT
CO INC. testab. i9O6).
BEHE b HALL-Local and long dis.
{{aIncs 5sSg 5ms3Sying. Call day or night.
MOVING, ray OR EVE, small or
large Job by exper. men; reas. rates;
estimates given. AT. 9342.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
VIII accept surplus furniture as part
PAYMENT on your moving, storage.
Reas: ia. 2937: ewes, GE. 1416., So
GENERAL HAULING, small moving
Jobs. any time. OR. 6657 or DU.
1857, after IL noon. LIS
LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
Prompt serv.; reas,; ST. 1000; 7-day
week. z a.m.-9 pm. MARVIN, 6s
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HOUSES UNFURFllSHEn tcons. J

GLENMONT--NeWly decorated, 2-yr..
old rambler, bedrms., recr. rri.i
rSW ,Sys zzoTsEs zeaS siaS n Leroy Mo pl 5ioeel
from Conn. ave.-Four bedrms.,
baths. liy. rm.. din. rni.. den. KIT,
per mo. RIDDELi REALTY Co.
DI. 1900, Mr.. Werner.
1929 Il aT. Sc.
Semtdet. brick; g rms. Is bedrms. };
basement under entire house: new
house condition; (key at 4621);
S1l5 per month on lease.
MARSHALL J.. WApLE CO,
1924 14th st. NV. DI. s3346
VIENNA-2-bedrm. 2-story, Older
home; firepl.. Ice. kit; niee
NEAR aIsfsi FALLS z ccHuRcH-Almost new
3-bedrm. rambler; de luxe kit; ga
rage; excel. neighborhood; avail
JOS. w. SEAY co.
Realtors FA. 2g2o
& 5sa8s "a
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COOP. APIS. SALE .(cons. !

BEDROOM. new modern kitchen;
ssoo SIS ny eSs Ds fass sss sssssnsD eye.