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Evening star., 1952-11-12
Florida Fears Return
|0f Fish Mystery Killer
BY the Associated Press

FORT MYERS, Fla, Nov. H.
Fears were expressed today that
a new "red tide" has returned to
the Gulf Of Mexico off the Florida
coast, bringing death to millions
of fish.
The "red tide" infestation took
heavy toll of fish in these waters
Ia few years ago. Scientists said
it apparently was caused by an
organism in the gills.
Shrimp boat shippers returning
from Dry Tortugas and Campecl1e,
Mexico. reported the dead fish
from 70 miles out all the way to
Fort Myers beach.
"They were packed solid 10
miles out" said Capt. Gordon
Ford of the shrimp boat Lucky
Star. 1--WE first started seeing
them about 70 miles out. They
got thicker as we made it to 20
and at 10 miles we were really
pushing through them"
The Lucky Star came from
Campeche. Similar word came
from Capt. Bob Sadler of the
shrimp boat Savannah. arriving
from Dry Tortugas.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
Lowmoker Revives Mantle Case
AS He Hits Draft Of Injured Man

jected recently after a long series
of draft examinations. He was
found to have a chronic knee in
jury.
Mantle is married and is sup
porting his widowed mother. three
brothers and sister.
Mr.. Curtis said that since re-
|questing the inquiry he had
learned of another st. Louis
draftee who was accepted by the
Army, although he had suffered
IA permanent head injury. The
Army explained ''it could fit the
man in in both cases; Mr.. Curtis
said.
IF the Army says it can fit in
such men," Mr.. Curtis asked
why can't it fit in men like Man.
|tle?"
MIR. Curtis said the Army al
ready had answered one of his
queries concerning the soldier
wltllsthe injured back. The mans
medical history already had been
reviewed, he said. and showed
"only minimial X-ray changes
due to old healed fractures CT
three Vertebrae."
Evening star., 1952-11-12
BY the Associated Press

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 12.-Represent-
ative Curtis, Republican of Mis-
souri,, has requested an investiga-
ton of the Army's draft methods
in protest against the induction OF
IAN ordinary citizen who had a
broken back" while Outfielder
Mickey Mantle of the New York
Yankees was rejected.
Mr.. Curtis, in a statement re-
leased here yesterday, said he
had asked for an inquiry into the
Consistency" of the Army's sys-
tenn in a letter to Army Secretary
Pace
The Missouri Republican did
not identify the man who had
suffered the back injury other
than to say he was a st. Louis
man drafted last January and
now serving at a New Jersey Army
base. While referring to the much
Ipublicized Mantle case, Mr.. Curtis
|said he was not criticizing the
Yankee star.
"He probably took his chances
with the draft like anybody else.
Mr.. Curtis said.
The 21-year-old Mantle was re-
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Readers Clearing House
SPAGHETTI SAUCE.
Mrs. w. r.. Arlington)

fMTS. w. H.. Afttngt07D
Mrs. w. r. p, Falls Church:
Here is my spaghetti sauce
recipe. I hope it Is what you're
looking for and that you enjoy
1t as much as we do.
Heat 3 tablespoons olive oil in
o heavy saucepan or skillet and
add ! large green pepper,
chopped: ] large onion, chopped;
2 cloves. garlic, finely chopped
or crushed: VI teaspoon red
pepper and pound Cor more, If
you hke) ground beef. Simmer
about S minutes. Next add an
812-ounce can of a prepared
spaghetti sauce with mush-
rooms. made by a certain chef
with 3 hyphenated names, and
simmer for As minutes. You
may add water If needed-it
probably will be. Add / can to-
mato paste. Season with salt
and pepper to taste. cover and
simmer at least 80 minutes,
stirring occasionally. This makes
enough sauce for 8 to 10 ounces
Of spaghetti.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-16
National and Local GROUPS
To Observe Citizenship Duy

Chapters of the Daughters O
the American Revolution through
out the United States will observe
Citizenship Day" tomorrow, mark
ing the 165th anniversary Of tn
signing Of the Constitution.
Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, president
Of the General Federation o.
Women'S Clubs, meanwhile, ha.
issued statement calling on every
American home to observe thu
historic anniversary.
September II is a great day ir
American history" Mrs. Ahlgrer
said, lit should be marked in every
home by flying the American flag.
The District Daughters of the
American Revolution will celebrate
citizenship Day" tomorrow even
ing in exercises beginning at 8 pm
In the auditorium of the General
Service Building, Eighteenth and
F streets NV. Mrs. James B
Patton, president general, will at
tend.
Mrs. Patton also will be a guest
OF the Bar Association of the
District at the Seventh National
Citizenship Conference which will
open at $50 am. tomorrow in
the Hotel Statler.
Judge F. Dickinson Let's of the
United States District Court, will
hold Naturalization Court proceed
1ngs for number of foreign born
who through naturalization will
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Conducted By
BETSY cASWELl
TO REMOVE ToPs2

Mrs. D. J. ~, LeDtsdale]
! I have two expensive cocktail
shakers with glass bottoms and
chrome tops. Each has been
used only once and on each
occasion the top stuck and will
not come of. Can some one
tell me how to remove the tops
and keep them from sticking in
subsequent usage. Thank you.
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TO RAISE FUND.
mrs. J. A., FGirtGr)

= 4
Miss ]. L.. Hyattsville: Aprons
are always a great fayorite for
fund raising. There is a new
type out now which is slipped
on a plastic hoop. It hugs the.
waist most comfortably and
makes its own soft pleats and
irons out fiat.
II you are further interested
in the hoops and the pattern
you might write me through
RICH. It takes, me- about ten
minutes to make one apron.
ruffle and all. It made a big
hit in my own circle and we
were all pleased with the sales
made.
QUERY?
HINT.
mrs. @. C. McA.. ArlingtonJ
I read the RICH before /
read the rest Of the paper and
enjoy it so much. Now I need
some help quickly. I have. q
japonica or Towering ounce.
It is q sprawling bush with
orange or peach colored flowers
in spring. It now has lovely
golden yellow fruit on it which
I was going to make into Jelly,
but a neighbor tells me it can
not be used as food. Is this
fruit edible or not?
Marshmallows soften winder-
fully If put into a tight can or
jar with a slice of apple. Let
stand at least "a hours.
\ \ Il 4
COOPERATIVE NURSERY.
MRS. c. W. O.. Silper Spring.
Will someone be kind enough
to advise me regarding co-opera-
tive nursery school (mornings
only In the vicinity of Four
Corners, Silver Spring. Thanks
in advance.
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become citizens of the United
States.
Mrs. Patton will speak briefly
on the subject, Responsibilities OF
Citizenship" at the conclusion OF
the ceremonies.
Court District Of Columbia,
Catholic Daughters of America will
observe Citizenship Day" at their
monthly social meeting to be held
at 8 pm. tonight in the CDA club
house. 2 Scott Circle NV.
Guest speaker at the affair will
be Joseph S. Hurley, president of
the Toastmasters' Club, a unit of
the Junior Chamber of Commerce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-16
Church Social

Miss Aiko Onishi, talented plan
ist now a student at the Eastman
School Of Music. viii be the guest
artist at the fall parish get-to-
Igether Of the Universalist Nation
Ial Memorial Church. Sixteenth
and s streets NV. at 8 O'Clock
tonight at the church.
Miss Onishi. who is japanese,
has been sponsored for the last
two years in her education by the
women Of the Universalist Church.
Her mother previously had been
sponsored by the Universalist
Women's Association for her edu-
cation at the New England Con-
|Servatory of Music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-16
Scholarship Award

A four-year scholarship to Ma
tional University School Of Law
has been awarded to Miss Betty
Mace Hedrick of 5602 First street.
South Arlington, Va. by the
Omicron Chapter. Kappa Beta
international legal sorority.
The scholarship. covering tu-
ition. books and various other
fees. is valued at more than ST.
200, according to Mrs. Mozelle
ICrozier, dean Of the chapter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-16
|Souerkrout Salad

Sauerkraut salad is a tart and
refreshing change once in a while,
Mix together 2 tablespoons OF
olive oil. a dash Of freshly ground
black pepper and teaspoon OF
sugar.
Put.1 pound of sauerkraut in
a bowl and let it drain well. Pour
OH its juice. Cover the kraut
with the oil mixture and toss to-
lgether.
Excellent with cold meats OF
fowl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-16

You'll Treasure Forever
Portrait in Oils
Regularly 44.e5, Sale Priced ~
Not just photograph Of your darling
-. but Photographic likeness hand
pointed in oiI Or surprise your fam
lily with one Of yourself treasured
gift for so little! II proofs taken on
every sitting, frame extra Limited
tve only, so coll National 500 for
an appointment immediately
Photo Studio, Street Floor, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-16

be starting on solid
! foods sooner than
you'd believe.
That's the time to
set a tasty example
with Gerber's good
tasting Baby Foods.
Almost from the
first you'll discover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-16
POEM OFFERED.

mrs. D. G. D.. Arlington
Mr.. q. r. L., Washington,
who asked for the conclusion
Of the poem. MY Trundle Bed. +"
When q young girl some 70
years ago, I knew this as a song
and have treasured it in my
memory through the years. I
am so glad to be helpful via
the RICH.
THE TRUNDLE Bed"
As I rurnmaged through the attic
Listening to the falling rain.
As IL battered on the shingles
And against the window pane.
Peeptng over chests and boxes
Which with dust were thickly spread
Saw I in the farthest corner
What was once my trundle bed.
80 drew 1t from the recess
Where 1t had remained so long
Hearing all the while the music
OF my mothers voice in song.
As she sang in sweetest accents,
Words. that she had often said
Hush. my. dear. lie still and slumber.
Holy angels guard thy bed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-16
70 uash out dresser drawers
Isstorsse chestse~hot soap.l
water, helps discourage moths
KEY WEST.

mrs. E. B., Piney Point
Mrs. F. E. s., University
Park: lived in Key West, Fla,
for almost q year. The weather
there is extremely hot,for about
nine months of the year. The
mosquitoes and sand flies are
terrible.
When I was there last year
the housing situation was criti-
cal. We were forced to sell our
furniture and buy trailer, but
understand that some project
homes have been completed
since then. The Navy may be
able to inform you as to the
waiting list.
During the tourist season
everything is very expensive.
There isn't much there except
fishing. There is little or no
televiSion and only one radio
stations Gall others are from
Euba). Miami, about 100 miles
away is the closest complete
shopping center.
Summer clothing is worn most
Of the time and most people
wear shorts during the day.
Electric fans are q necessity
and a room conditioner would
be q big help also.
\ \ 4
AIR CONDITIONER?
mrs. Y. NJ. Washington
I live in an upstairs duplex
apartment consisting of bed
room. living room. dinette and
kitchen and the heat during
the summer months was un-
bearable. Have any of our read
ers air conditioned similar liv-
ing quarters with q one window
type air conditioner?
If so, what horsepower air
conditioner was used? Would
some of you readers please ex-
press your opinion and recon-
mendations as to the above
problem, also relating your ex-
periences with view to over
coming my problem.
4 X X +
TOURS?
(Mr. A. F., WGshington)
I would like to hear from any
one who has taken a conducted
bus tour in Europe via Cooks.
Linjebus, Vanderbilt, etc.
Were the hotel accommoda-
tions and food good? Do the
tours give sufficient sightseeing
as one would desire? I would
appreciate having any infor-.
nation.
CLOUDY STAINS?
MRS. M. E. T.. Washington
Mrs. K. p. p, Falls Church:
In answer to your inquiry Of
yesterday as to how cloudy
brown stains from iced tea in .
glass refrigerator bottle can be
removed. simply I'LL the bottle
with warm water to which /
tablespoon Of any bleach has
been added and let stand.
Rinse bottle well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-16
DIRECTIONS.

mrs. W. F. w.. Siluer Spring.
Miss M. w. p, Arlington: The
directions for q dolls knitted
sweater may be obtained on
page 81 Of the Fall-Winter Nc
Calls Needlework sold at almost
all magazine stands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-16
mrs. v. M. H.. AQuasco)

(MrS. v. M. H., AQnGSc0J
To Miss M. w. p, Arlington.
who wanted directions for a cro-
cheted or knitted sack or sweat
err for q 14-inch doll, the Mary
Hoyer Dollie Books have direc-
>tions for all sorts Of knitted gar
ments for 14-inch dolls. The
one in which she might find
what she is looking for is the
book. ''Mary's Dollies," Volume
Is, which has a complete twin
sweater set and skirt and hat to
match. This book may be OBJ
tanned from: Juvenile Styles
Publishing Co., 1908 Penn street.
Reading. Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-16

Mrs. A l.. L., Bethesda
Mrs. w. F. p. Falls Church:
This is such a wonderful recipe
for spaghetti sauce that I would
like to share it with you:
Brown 11a pounds ground
round or hamburger. Add 4
onions. 2 green peppers (finely
chopped, 2 cloves of minced
garlic. j cup sliced mushrooms,
tablespoon sugar. bay leaf. 2
cans tomato paste, l can tomato
sauce, 3 cans water (tomato
sauce size), / generous pinch of
basil and l tablespoon ground
cumin seed. Simmer for 2
hours.
One pound of boiled spaghetti
added to this sauce will serve 6
to 8 people.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FAMILY with . small children re-
perm. residents; about $125. OR.
TWO ADULTS desire . or 3 bedrm d,
unfurn. house; fenced yard, NV:
S125 mo. max. Elk. 1893. after
imi HOMES NEEDEDSwe
have fine tenants for homes in near
ais; no delay i"' For 70 CT complete rentsl
Sf HxY co., pnO g. s ss s0aa'' r io
HOUSE. unfinished, 3 or 4 bed
rooms IN IN D. GO e, or nearby Maryiand
,E M6s; Phi PR1S GsFi S SCHOOL. District
rooms. Box 81, star. 10
NAVY COMDR. attending scol. Ana
costa, desires 2 or B. bedrm. furn.
soV 49, Or Reply Ret 'V w. G 20 qR ssSS
COLLEGE INSTRUCTOR. wife and .
small children desire 3-bedrm. I'M
furn. house; best of refs. Ho. e 30.
NAVY CAPTAIN DESIRES 4-bedrm.
house about Aug. /; pref. Arlington
vic; max. $160. Best care promised.
YOUNG 81 Scos STATE DEPT. COUPLE With
small baby desires small unfurn.
house in NV: Washington, nearby
S140 mo-; excel. refs. EN-. 1855.
DIPLOMAT needs good, furnished
house, ample reception area; 4 bed
rms, garden, residential section: up
to $500. Call DU. 5S2S ONCE
QUICK CASH-We have clients for
houses from $125 per mo. to $500
per no., unfurn.; / client will pay
UP to $500 furn.; carefully selected
clients who will take care of your
property. Call ST. 1900. JAMES l..
DIXON & CO. 3
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Handsome
se'' bl ssGn' q ono Jsnn oe hG gIementary
iiv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.. mod
ern equip. kit. nice sized den; 2nd
H., 4 excel. bedrmS.. = tile baths;
beautiful pine paneled rec. rm..
m R,IfIin Tm rear ana Fsrsr Data n sms
EN- $500. once open til 8. IS
UNIVERSITY PIX. AREA,
S21 900. corner. Center, entr.. 3
bedrms., 2. baths, oil-heat home with
porch and dst Esr; 5 lust 9n WIS WIS
value due to family illness Ewes,
ME. O605. ]. LEO KoLB CO.. MI.
AMEN TEX. UNIV. PIX. mr.. st. AIMS.
schools transp. Beaut. white brick
Colonial;, 3 bedrms.; baths; sar;;
BARNABY WOODS. Chevy Chase.
near Blessed SACRAMENT and La
fayetts School. 1909 send St: ~ -.
This Colonial home home. e.; Son ,n16 q 9 sy
excellent. condition: It has beau
and q delightful and well-kept in
terror. Center hall. large living
room and. porch OF Of this room;
aoo Paths on Sns Sh t fss: rd shG Scef
IS completely insulated and is I'M
ished with knotty. cypress and hal
a den on one side with. built-in
ssos s.s snle' ou snS on sscS s osSs1
side: The basement contains a
lovely knotty pine recreation room.
maids room. shower and lava
tory. There is an attached garage
which has . sun deck on it reached
house Is heated by gas; combina-
doWs and screens are also attached
to the house. carpeted stairs
throughout included and Grapes
R sss5o6s o Sarsaa'sdk 1cH RsisfS " n
BARNABY WOODS-A magnificent
home in q beautiful setting; 3 rms,
ga baths; all the best construction
features: newly renovated; priced
iCan sa sv SGS rsAaK g. Fiji Pzs
LIPS, Di. I'll; ewes. cali Oh. sos,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2-bed-
rm. brick; basement. garage. gas
INV. heat; redecorated; quick pos
session. less s: $4,000 .01, terms c tS s MI
Martnfi. La. 6-7s45. MARsHALL
st. NV. Df. 1916.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick Co
lonial; nice lot; detached garage;
3 bedrnls., bath Up; liv. rm., nre:
place, din. rm.. kit. LIST floor: full
bsmt. Inspect and make offer.
ELIJAH @. ARNOLD (Col., q. 3. A.,
Ret }, Broker, EN-. 1888, ov: 4145.
BURLEITH-Six-rm. attached brick
home with large sun deck; finished
p Tsss s rnd t tefm BATH ME- H 0s cusHG zsa
BURLEITH-spaeiou living room.
dining room. kit, 8 bedrms;, bath
and fun bsmt.; gas h.-W. heat; deep
gartien with beautiful large maple
tree. About So 800 cash. and 500
month suggested terms. 1NEZ
CUSHARD, Realtor. OR, 1882. 3
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Within one
block Of Conn ave. and Chevy Chase
Circle IS this older and very Charm
ing home. 1t Is 2-story frame with
. nice floor plan: 3 bedrooms. I "a
lent hot water heating plant: Q nice
yard well-planted in flowers and
shrubs; property in very good condi-
ton other than some minor repairs
and redecorating. Priced 1T So. 500.
]. NELSON HUGHES. OR. 1896.
GEORGETOwN-sman 6-rm. house,
side garden, Nv. nm. has mirrored
wall. din. rm. has fireplace and
Georgetown mural. good kit, IA
baths: all rms. with eaTden view.
422 500. Seen ~ eppt. enly. MI
O2e2. 3
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FIELD. VIC. 3473 c3rd at.
s.e.-3-bedrm. brk. duplex, gas
heat: fenced back yard; S110 mo.
CHEvY CHASE. MD. Just north OF
Western ave, Diet. brk.. 6 lge. rms,
baths, screened porch. laund. rm.,
storage rm.. wall-to-wall Competing.
Grapes. Kenmore washer and drier,
etc, included. Avail. July /; $195.
j. LEE DONNELLY. MA. 1915. Ewes,
OIL. 4014. IS
49O2 AvONDALE RD., Avondale, Nd
-2-bedrm. brick and shingle Diet
bungalow; excel. repair, finished
bsmt.: hot-air gas heat; rear porch;
fenced yard. Avail. about July /;
S126 per mo. Annual lease. Give
full refs. Box 426-A. Star. IS
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.-Mod. luxury
rambler: $3.50, ceiling price. For
OWNER. wo. 1908. -
baths. Ice. iiV. nm. full din. rm.. ga.
rage; mr.. Grade school; avail. now;
Ice 4-BEDRM.. s-bath home in Ra.
Mr.. BAiLEY'S tx" RDs.. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; full bsmt.; mr.. shop
ping ctr. and bus; avail. July 10.
JOSEPH w. sEAY CO.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY-CLEANING EQUIP. prac. new;
sacrifice: will finance. To see. 1920
No Is 6 Gasis0 bioStwN: seli-service s7oc a
at caution light in Beltsville. Due
RESTAURANT AND BAR. downtown
location, cheap Doing 81 900 per
AUDI. NO. 1854 or ST. 1921. -
BEAUTY SALON-Small exclusive,
well equipped; air cond.; unique To-
cation. low overhead. A real money
maker. Confidential. Box 29-z. Star.
SELF-sERvICE LAUNDRY and CLEAN
operation. will net $4,000 or more
yearly: ideal for husband and wife.
NAkR%ss sTas L. so iJeeS w estsb-
party. Box l66-Y. Star. 81
GASOLINE STATION. on Lee high
way; stock and equipment. pumping
$4,000 gal. mo-: reasonable rent.
455 8. Washington st.. Falls Church.
$500 CASH WILL HANDLE-snack
bar and. small restaurant; lease, "a
mo. rent and stock on Route l near
Fl; Belvoir adjacent modern ,t tourist list
Cali vi. 1891. ' !.
RESTAURANT Oiauor, located at
1918 18th st. Sc. formerly Pen
guin), now closed. ready to open,
fully equipped. air:cond;, seats
yrs. $1,000 cash handles, bal: $500
mo at 40. BOB HOLLANDER, Ex-
elusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma,
CAFETERIA on upper Pa. Ave. NV.
Hnfno 0Enn
Closes 5 pm. Lge. Seating Capacity,
Business can be increased by exper.
party. Easy terms to reliable per-
SON. BOB HOLLANDER. Exclusive.
1411 Pa. ave. NV. MA. 9743.
COR. LIQUOR RESTAURANT -s To-
Gated on 14th ST.. mr.. Florida ave.
we'll known. Averages $500 daily.
Heavy. bar business; Opens noon;
:sans esPrsl6S cssS dcTn
handles. BOB HOLLANDER. Ex-
elusive, 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
DEL1iacATEssEN. nearby Arlington;
i | biz. from ron aecht Co: new store;
rant If desired: 9-year lease with
reasonable rent; owner returning to
Europe. will accept best offer. this
sfeRn u Eisl Y GR2SSHtn REA Gsl NJ NJ
200. OK. 1913. IS
DRY CLEANING PLANT-Best loca-
ton in nearby Arlington; established
; years with one owner; all counter
business, averaging 5000 wkly. The
finest finest in machinery, and equipment;
and terms. Call Mr.. Brown, with
YEoNAs REALTY. GIL. 2100. OK.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-owner Ill. must
sell Why pay for good VIII, You
fsn BUY ana ss:.ns sss States. fss
at Deale, Nd, on the Chesapeake.
an established. going business; good
income Come down today or call
Mr.. 0DUM, West River 6131; Mon,
DRUGGIsT. ATTENTIoN-we have
q, store In new neighborhood shop
ping center which We are convinced
viii serve, as an ideal location for
In i the world. There IS Is . n' definits
need in this neighborhood for q
progressive drugstore operation. We
will cooperate to the. fullest extent
to. help you get your business start
ed; no competition; For further
ssatss%a'ls Sidney ~ Z M hzs S5R'9 d. g.
TOfrRisT CAMP with trailer park
and modern restaurant, fully
equipped: good monthly rental in
heavily Travelled highway. il mi.
sTuAR Nrs1 T. D. s BELL eash CO. au pye
Building. Centreyille. Va. Telephons
r RsscSxntHE s tsSsTS p restaurant bar
va 1 Efst-sis.' iosssion. Bon 10
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and rails Church. 5 bedrms; ise.
lot with many trees, shrubs and
flowers; cool in summer; $500 q
month. Phone Vienna 32-W-4. IS
Of furnished. 8 to 7-bedroom nei homes
with. spacious gardens. cool, screened
porches, 2-car garages. Call Mon
day for appointment OR. AGA.
w. c. g. A. N. MILLER DEVELOP
MENT CO.. Property MANAGEMENT
eualified tenant. Spacious. modern
home Of UNIQUE. charm and elegance,
9verlookine pvt, woodland, stream;
s my / to SEPT; i oW; Wis. aIss. ~s
eoo conS S location Pr fnc seo Oay
S125 mo. plus utils. 81. 9737. 3
SUMMER RENTAL. June 90 to Sept.
D; bedrms., screened porch; auto.
washer: baby grand piano; near
Naval Recruit. Station, Boiling Fld.
snd n: R. L.; $100 per month. 20.
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.; 8 bedrms'. 3
baths lge: den; attrac. furn.; $3.50.
D. A. HANES CO.. INC, MI. $3.50:
ewes: and week ends. OR. 140S. -
GA MASS. AVE. Ne; 8 rms. and
bath; keys in ofice, 500 Mass. ave.
FAIRFAX - Nicely furnished, two
story. center hall; three large bed
rooms, large living room and din
ing room, electric equipment in
Kitchen; porches, basement. garage,
hot-water heat. oil burner, Whirl-
pool washer; spacious lawn with
shade. Lease one year or longer:
$115. Call Crescent 172-J. evenings
and week ends.
Greenwich FOREST section OF Be-
thesda, Md; rooms: completely
CLEvELAND PARK-Throush Sept.
/; cool. high cor; 10 min. downtn.
4 or more bedrms., maids qtrs. /;
Laundromat, drier, fenced yard.
Children's play equip. Attrac. furn.
Very reas. WO. 2009. --13
FURNISHED 3-BEDRM. HOUSE; deep
freeze: cool location: 3 mos, $3.50
per mo. Phone EN-. 1894. -
ALEX. AREA-Two-bedrm semidet.
home, full bsmt., fenced yard; 'conv.
location: $135 mo. XII. S-7IOO. IS
ALEX.-Close-in cOnv: section. Small
Georgetown-type brick home; all
rms. GE air conditioned, water.
cooled system; owner going out OF
city, will rent very reasonable to
substantial adults for 8 months rent
in advance. Possession June 10.
XII. S-61l2. 3
WOODLEY, SOUTH FALLS CHURCH.
VA.-3-bedroom rambler; $l75 mo
STANLEY r. ROW. AND CO. INC