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Evening star., 1953-09-27
BOND
PERSONNEL BUREAU
1904 N. Y. AVE. NV.
Bond Bldg. ME 8-42o5)
NATIONAL EMP. SERV.
"Washington's Largest Agency"
MISUNDERSTANDING

Plant mech, mntnce. and construc-
ton engr B.S.M.E.) exper., S.
$4,000. Servo mech, engrS. (au-
ttopilot DEVELOPMENT exper. cleo
tronics tn ana power exper.) for Gus
TENS evaluation engrs. (math.,
physics degD exper., salary open.
Plant mntnce. engr. (B.S.E.E.).
exper.. $3.50, 900. Applied math-
ematician tPh.DD exper.-conSult-
ing f level; salary open, Machine de-
$500 yr. Mech. engrs. tstructIres
expert; salary open: Electro mech.
engrs. (small mech exper.) So
$4,000. Mech. engr. (refrigeration
design expert S5-S7, 200. Analy-
tical research chemist masters S
Chemicals $3.50, 900. Eiec. ener.
young production exper., $4,S00-
5000; Tech writer's and editors
tArmed Services manual exper. J
wave guide, theory and transmits
sion. S6-SS,000. Topo craftsman
jobs will start in Oct.); salary
eXper., S4,S00 up. Electronic tech
nlcians. training plus exper., 81, 500
up. construction eStimators (young)
deg. plus exper.; salary open.
FLORIDA
Mathema.i .icians (master's deg.).
telemnetefins tedens supv. tB,s;E.El, >ph9to
40 yrs. old.
NEW YORK CITY
Sen: chemists or chem engrs. physi-
cal chemistry, electronic engrs. or
physicists design or development,
project, engr.-technical writer BIS.
chemistry or chem. engr., cost es-
tlmator coll. grad. plus 5 yrs. cost
exper. chemical plant construction,
checker = piping, checker - instru-
mentation, desginer-heat and vent.
designers = craftsmen - pneumatic
Instrumentation, checker-elec. de-
signer-preSSure vessels, elec. tech
nlcians, staff asst. mechanical
draftsmen-mechanicaI.
NEW JERSEY-NO FEE
Jun; j. mech sengIs,. $3.50 mo-; re,
chemist, deg, $3.50 mo-; s research
chemical engr., masters deg. S400
mo-, division engr. (B.S.MEl fab
ricating exper.. know A. S. NJ. E.,
STessrra ST9o mo; yssSsi craftsmen piping or
jr. mech; engr., $3.50 mo-; acctg.
tratnee, deg, $50 week.
MARYLAND
SSA' dAodtAOli CABI.f u
systems engr. (B.SME); jr.
mech; designer, structural analysis
electro. mech. craftsmen, Sr.
checkers, technical writer's engrg.
deg. plus exper. writing instruction
manuals, theory. operation and
mntnce. Of Naval Ordnance equipt.,
project engr. design and mfg. ex-
per. fractional hip. DC. motors.
engrg. estimator, tools. dies, plas-
tic molding, fabrication exper.,
test and inspection engrs,, commu-
nicationS or electronicS systems
exper., test and inspection engrs.,
exper. test specs. writing Setup.
The above is a partial listing. Many
other openings locally and from
coast to. coast in the fields of radar,
electronics, loran and sonar.
EX-Servicemen with training in re-
pair and maintenance of electronics.
radar, sonar and loran. please stop
in and investigate opportunities or
send US resumes.
NATIONAL ENfpT. CFpU
Evening star., 1953-09-27
Test Engineers
FIELD SERVICE
ENGINEERS

Interesting positions with outstan6-
ing long-range opportunities in Air.
graft flight stimulation are available
1or recent engineering graduates. or
the equivalent plus one to two years
OF electronic experience.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

Men and Women
CLERICAL, PROFESSIONAL
SKILLED. UNSKILLED
Washington's Newest and
Busiest Job Mart
Evening star., 1953-09-27
COLLECTOR-DRIVER

Young man. 2l-3O years OF age. pref
erably a veteran. neat in appear.
ance capable Of dealing with people
must have clear driving record
D c driver permit and knowledge
OF city and outskirts lob consists
Of making collections on small claS-
sified advertising accounts. Apply
days. S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1 No
phone calls
TIIE EVTrNTTNITN crrAD
Evening star., 1953-09-27


opportunity for a salesman havlne
already sold newspaper or radio ad.
vertising. Call EN-. 3-279S. -21
Advertising Production Man
Brisht energetic young man capable
of handling paste-upS. corrections
and follow through on .arge-scalt
newspaper advertising. This is 9
permanent position with excel. op.
por. for advancement. Excel. salary
Apply Advertising Dept. TIL
HECHT CO. Washington. --27
AIRCRAFT and, engine mechanics
licensed; second class radio mech.
anics; ALLEGHENY AIRLINES. Ma.
tional Airport --2S
ASSISTANT to credit manager. i,
large inStallment furniture store
knowledge of credit and collection!
helpful. Wonderful opportunity fol
man with ambition to become credi
manager. Good salary and com.
pany benefits. Apply Mr.. Long
Credit Manager. JULIUS LANS'
BURGH FURNITURE CO.. 900 F st
ASST. TO MGR.-see pages 20. 21
Oct. 9Th. LOOK MAG. then cal
Evening star., 1953-09-27

AUTO GLASS MAN. exper.; steady
Job. 52-day wk.; good sal. Apply
55l6 Baltimore aye, Hyattsyille
WA. 7-1166. -27
AUTO LUBRICATION MAN, must be
exper.; permanent job, in a modern,
well-equipped shop; salary and bo-
ton and holidays with pay, group
oLMSTEAD MOTOR CO. oidsmo-
bile Dealer, 1000 Wilson blvd.
Arl.. Va. IA. 7-S400. 3
AUTO MECHANIC, white, for used
car department; general repair on all
mt; must be, be sober: reliable and have
AUTO MECHANICS t2,, experienced
Ist class, 5-day, 40-hour week. oc-
casional overtime at time and a
con company "a w. dement's pa Apply in =, per p
MoBiGE-CAD1ILAc CO, 1925 Ken
wood ave, Alex, Va. -27
AUTO MECHANIC-Must be able to
do 1st-class work; good working
Gonds,; vacations and holidays with
e H Sa-n1S st. ne. Sfek MRa s1DD. 3d. E Apply
AUTO MECHANICS GIVE offer
best pay plan in town plus all in
surance benefits. 5-day wk.. paid
holidays: an opportunity for those
seeking a permanent position with
one of WaShington's oldest auto eS-
tablishments. Come in and discuss
NEIL (Studebaker), 141S P st. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC, frst-class man,
with Chrysler product experience;
opportunity to earn top salary. See
Mr.. Ennis, DUKE & COOKSEY, De
Soto Plymouth, 1886 Biadensburg
rd. ne -27
AUTO MECHANICS (2)--Weekly sal
plus monthly bonus, paid vacation
and holidays; excel. working con-
ditions. Mr.. Wann, ROCKVILLE
MOTOR CO., Authorized Ford
Dealer. Rockville, Md. Phi. Poplar
o-o1SS is
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HELP---MEN
COIJ,ECTOR

Part time Sat. and 3 ewes. per wk.
on established high class route. Must
have car and live in Falls Church
or Vienna. Mr.. CHAMPAGNE, HO.
2-21O4 bet. and 6 pm. Sun
Evening star., 1953-09-27
Potomac Empl. Agcy

& Business School
HOURS: 9 A.M.-SPM.
1884 Wilson Blvd. Arl., ia. 7-170C
911 King ST.. Alex. XII. 9-7022
ATTENTION, WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING JOBS
COME AND TALK IT OVER
EXPERIENCED OR BEGINNER
5-DAY, 30 TO 40 HOUR WEEK
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ERGO

ENGINEERING & RESEARCH CORP.
Rlverdale, Nd. WA. 7-4444, Ext. iO0.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

EXHIBITION: Satur-
day and Sunday, Sep
tember 26 and q, from
l to 6 pm. each day.
AUCTION: Monday,
Tuesday and WedneS-
day, September %, 90,
80, from l pm. each
day.
N. B. Oriental rugs to
to be sold at an eve
ming session Wednes-
day, september 30th,
at 8 pm.
NNNJFNTy%,rr,x.
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Administrative
AND
Merchandising
Trainees

Young men with college training in
merchandising, accounting or busi-
mess administration. This is an
excellent opportunity to join q fine
retail organization. Good starting
salary, plus an unlimited future.
Write
BOX 351-X. STAR
Evening star., 1953-09-27

Good salary must be experienced
Apply ALBAN TOWERS. 300 Mass
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CLAIMS TRAINEE

CLAIMS TRAINEE
College graduate in middle 2Os to
investigate and adjust automobile
claims in preparation for inside
supervision of claims handling; ad-
miniStrative future; year legal
training helpful. Please call for ap-
pointment. ST. $4,000, Ext. 251.
CLERE, mechanically inclined. for
service dept. BECKER S. 1914 F
st.. NV. Fine Leatherwsre and Gifts.
CLERKS. white. age 30-45, who can
understand financial statements. to
learn credit reporting on persons,
firms and corporations, together
with real estate title checking
Work mostly with files and phones.
No newcomers. Large office near
18th and H SITS. NV. Hours: $40
to 3: u day Sat. Salary to start.
So. 900 yr. Phone Ma S-111S. -2S
CLERk---Active. established real es-
tate office has opening for young
man. 21-25 years of age. in prop
erty MANAGEMENT department. Must
be of good character. industrious
and ambitious. Replies will be
treated confidentially. Our employees
know OF this ad. Box BOX, Star.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
CHEMIST

For analytical work on fats and oils.
experience desirable but not essen
tial: Do not call before Monday.
Call bet. 9 am; and 4:30 pm, UN.
4-2345. Ext. 81. --27'
CHOIR SINGER, bass, for Catholic
church choir. Must have low range,
fairly good reader. State age and
eXper. Box cav, Star.
CIGAR CLERK, fully exper.; good
working conditions, salary open. For
interview phone EN-. 2-7250. -27
Evening star., 1953-09-27

SAVE THE HIGH COST OF MOVING
BY enlarging your present home.
Free advice and estimates on addi.
tions, porch enclosures, finishing at
tics. etc, SECO SALES ENGINEERS
Evening star., 1953-09-27

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24
sY DENIS saElcR

What happens when an Orthodox
Russian priest meets redhaired
American narse7
Maybe that doesn't sound like the
beginning Of . Christmas story, but
it is. Ia fact, II would be > good
beginning for almost any story.
It's part Of the story that Dodie
and Bob Wheeler have to tell about
their many Christmases IN Alaska.
Tcmorrow will be the Wheslsr's
first Christmas in Key West after
10 years in Alaska. They came
hare recently on "a auto tour,
saw and felt the climate and that
was fns end Of Alaska. They're
living In . trailer now on cudIes
Key.
One Of the things they recall vi
wildly about Christmas in Sitka Is
the community sing the night be-
fore Christmas. Sitka's main bust
ness street is four blocks long and
right in the middle OF it sits the
massive Russian Orthodox church.
The street divides to pass on two
sides Of the church.
Each Christmas Eve a crowd
gathers around a 60-foot lighted
tree in front Of the church. Stand
ing in knee-deep snow and the
bitter cold, the crowd sings Christ
mas carols. The singing begins a.
bout midnight and continues until
about 6 O'Clock Christmas morning.
But TO get back TO the Russian
priest. He was rs years cid. He
had blue eyes, lots OF black hair
and . black beard. On Mt. Edge
eombe, an island near Sifks,
there are . lot Of nurses. They
are there in eonnecticn with the
Alaskan Native Service.
The priest, a fine musician, be-
gan visiting the island to train ma
tive children to sing. Naturally, he
met some of the nurses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24

tHis boots feel shiny" whis
lpered Ronnie Miller, 4.
MaEilyn Pinder. 8, cIueked sad
" when she felt precipitation or
Santa's forehead. She said he mus
be awfully uncomfortable in Flor.
ida In all those clothes.
Santa promised each child to re
turn Christmas eve with gifts, Their
asked: win you leave hot coffee
for me7"
I'm leave you some beerl" vol
Iunieered Leah Russell, 8.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24

The patients were mostly natives
and what impressed Dodie most
was their utter lack of hope. AL
Of them seemed resigned to ding.
None seemed to have any hope
that they would recover.
After recording an interview
with ons cid native. podis told
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24

Pretty soon, his beard began 10
disappear. He was trimming II
shorter and shorter. Finally. the
beard was gone entirely. There
was one nurse in particular to
whom the priest took shine.
Once they visited nearby Il.
land on a boating trip. The tide
msroOned them on the island
overnight.
About three months later. the
priest quit the church and al
chFistmss time he and the nurse
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24
New Residents Tell About Cku1tnaas In Alaska

him that . she's store. sponsor
81 He broadcast. vas ssndins
him . pair Of bedroom Slippers.
''Den's give them 10 me-" shs
native ioId her. "a wen'i be here
10 use them. Give them 10 SEINE
era who can use them"
Dodie thought II over for a
minute and then told the native,
TEL you what. Wen send The
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24
Blind Children See Santa Claus

MIAMI The blind children at
he Mira + elementary school
0r hand pped ''Saw" Santa
Claus this yeek.
When Il jolly old gentleman
tamped ough the door in his
big boots, i'm bells tinkling, the
children ! she'd forward. Their
fingers IL over bis face, up to
bis cap. a. down over his should.
erg.
@He's 50 ard good, " said Susie
Burton, 1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24

slippers to ycu. Then ycu give then
to whom you want"
But this Christmas vii be . DIFF
fereni one for Dodie and Bob.
There'u be 10 such radio broad
cast and, better stiIl, therein be nj
.bundling up against Alaska's colo
and snow.
Instead, they slip into their bath
ing suits and 50 for q swim.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24

Dodie Wheeler remembers ons
Christmas that want q happy one
for her. She was working for radiG
station KIFW in Sitka. A few days
before Christmas, she was record
ing a broadcast from a tnberculo.
sis hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24

we're married. The priest 10 . nat
ursIi1ed American now.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-23
Bank Robbery Suspects Flushed with Single Shot

PUEBLO, Colo, R-An armed man and his woman companion, charged with a Kansas bank rob- bery and wanted for questioning in the staying of others linked with the holdup, were flushed by a single shot Sunday.
 Louis Albert Sturgis, 23, and Virginia May Iser, 20, eluded a posse of federal, state, county and city officers four hours before surrendering without resistance and giving up a bag containing slightly more than $8,00O in cur rency.
 The pair faces questioning in the staying of James Galloway Fahnestock, 21, and his wife Billie, 22, also charged by the FBI in the bank robbery.
 The Fahnestocks were found, shot to death, in a car on a Kansas City street four days after the bank robbery Police found a loaded pistol and $2,10O in cur rency in one Of his pockets
 Sturgis and Miss Iser eluded pursuers in 9O-mile-an-hour chase through Pueblo last Satur- day night after a Colorado High way patrolman spotted their car as one listed in an FBI pickup.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-23
Group Urges
 Cabinet Level for PsychOI. Warfare

WASHINGTON, Rl - The US. Advisory Commission on Infor- nation recommended Saturday that the Voice of America and all other psychological warfare and overseas information programs be placed in a new federal agency of cabinet level
 The Advisory Committee is a group of five distinguished citi- zens under the chairmanship of Mark A. May, director of the Yale University of Institute of Human Relations.
 The proposal for removing the Voice and relative activities from the State Department was one of seven recommendations which the commission placed before Con- greSs in report released through the department.
 It coincided with mounting crit icism of the handling of Voice op- erations. The program is now be- ing investigated by a Senate com mittee headed by Sen. Mccarthy R-WiS).
 The commissions recommenda- ton may have an influential effect on decisions yet to be made by President Eisenhower and Secre- tary of State Dulles about the or ganization of the governments in formation and psychological war fare programs.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-23
Brake Failure Held Cause Of Head-on Trolley Crash
 In Mexico City; 5S Killed

MEXICO, R-Federal and city officials investigated reports to- day that. a brake failure and over loading caused the disastrous head-on trolley crash here Satur- day night in which at least 58 persons were killed and 82 others seriously injured
 The accident-describ by of- ficials as the worst in the history of the capitals city-owned transit system-occurred after dark on a one-way suburban track. Both trolleys were completely demol- ished and the passengers were mangled in the wreckage.
 One of the antiquated cars, jammed with 90 picnickers, was moving down a steep grade and was supposed to switch onto a siding to wait for a trolley labor ing up the hill.
 The down-bound cars motor man, whose foot was amputated, said he heard a "dry crack" when he applied his air brakes at the top of the hill,, and they failed to take hold. Uncontrolled, the car streaked down the curving grade and past the siding.
 All passengers in the front of both cars were crushed.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-23
Prospect for Agreement in Taft-Hartley Compromise
 Not Bright as Group Meets

WASHINGTON, R = A 15- member committee representing industry, labor and the public be- gan closed-door conferences to- day aimed at reaching compro- mise agreement on changes in the aft-Hartley law.
 The advisory committee was named by Secretary of Labor Durkin to help draft the amend ments which the Eisenhower ad- ministration will recommend to Congress.
 Prospects for agreement were not bright but Durkin expressed hope he could get a meeting of minds on the laws controversial points.
 The committee, named by Dur kin last week with Eisenhower s okay, is composed of five mem bers each representing the public, industry and labor. All sides seem to have fingers crossed on any successful outcome
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-23
Three US. F-84 Jets Crash In Labrador in Worst Multiple Jet Accident
OHN'S. Newfoundland.

SI. JOHNS, NeWtOundland, LH1 TIT Three US. F-84 jet fighters crashed near Goose Bay Air Base in Labrador Saturday and another is missing after one of the worst multiple jet accidents in history.
 The US. Air Force says one pilot was killed. Another is miss ing over the Atlantic about 100 miles south of Greenland, his fate unknown. The other two escaped serious injury.
 The planes were part of flight of 16 F-84s enroute to Europe and were flying from Goose to Mar sarssuak in Greenland.
 The three that crashed were re- turning to Goose after their flight leader reported his auxiliary fuel tanks weren't feeding properly.
 They were making a ground ra- dar approach in formation when the leaders craft ran out of fuel
 All three planes struck the ground about 312 miles east of the big field.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-23
SnOWslides on Alaska R.R.
ANCHORAGE, R W ar

ANCHORAGE, lR - w m weather caused 15 snowslides along the Alaska Railroad and the Anchorage Seward Highway last week, knocking out communica- tions lines between Anchorage and Seward and Whittier.
 Road crews gave up trying to keep the highway open Friday. Officials said possible additional slides endangered men and equip ment.
 The railroads snow removal fleet kept on the job to clear three slides, one 600 feet long and 40 feet deep; the others 300 feet long and 10 feet deep.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-23

A" new Navy fighter weighs more than standard twin engine commercial airliner complete with it's two pilots, hostess, 21 passengers, their luggage and the usual mail load.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-23

Modern sailors often use the word ''boat" to mean a vessel which can be hoisted to the deck of a ship" which is any vessel which cannot be so hoisted.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-23

Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
Evening star., 1953-08-18

Fashion Names at L""SOmgns
LeEeF Kodoy
Boboro CoroN
Schnder
JoothonL Premier
BevBor Kenston Hall Little Miss English
Losie Mooern
Swondown Jsen
MeKetIck Pinzex Fashions
Kuy choHes tymon APer Sehworn
AIxcne Dexter
Evening star., 1953-10-11
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
COLORED

Attr. det. bunealow-type home. stueco
ridge; 5 rms, and bath on 1st A.;
I'm. and heater rms. on End fl.
Gas h.-w.h. Full cellar with outside
entr. Det. gar. lS14.25O. On terms.
ewes. or Sun. JU. 9-6245. Ill
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcout.,

BUNGALOW. 8 rooms, bsth; 5 min
utes to bus. 4907 n st. s.e., Hillside.
Nd; cor, lot; 81. 500; prop. is clear;
$1,000 down; cleo, phone. oil heat.
Phone 10. S-573S.
BY OWNER-2-bedrm. brick semidet.
In excel. ,cond. Fenced yard, alumni
mum storm windows. CT loan. Sill
300: 1895 German ter. Sc, LU.
HOME AND rNcoME-All-brick, 8
full rms. plus pvt. apt. rented at S55
mo-; 4o loan Of So. 500. Only Sf4. :
NEAR souirGEDRoNR rDoRAERi EvE.0opeo7 oe; a07es2. 81
pm. 5102 You St. Bradbury
Heights. Detached brick Cape Cod
bungalow, 2 bedrms, tile bath.
expansion attic. full bsmt., gas
neat. Sl2,950. or consider lease for
800 per mo. HARTMAN REALTY.
INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU.
4-3400. LU. 2-5976.
1906 d ST. S.E.-Semidetached brick,
5o rooms and bath. h.-a.h.;. price,
$500, with $1,000 down, balance
monthly. RE. 7-11S1.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
GIBSON ISLAND, MD.

GIBSON ISLAND, MD.
:, Delightful house for sale in
this exclusive suburban resort
community: easy committing
distance to Washington BY car
or train, % miles from An
napoliS, 20 miles from Balti.
more: 1st floor. living room,
large screened porch with
beautiful view of Chesapeake
Bay, dining room, Kitchen.
maids room and bath, laundry
and storage room: 2nd floor. z
bedrooms. 2 baths, large glass
inclosed sleeping porch: guest
room has separate entrance;
nearly an acre Of ground. This
house designed by q WASH
ington architect in 1947 is
perfect for year-'round sub.
urban. living or for an ac-
cessible summer home; fill
resort facilities; boat harbor,
gon, tennis. swimming and
duck hunting; 24-hour guard
at cauSeway. entrance. provides
privacy and protection. All
sales subject to approval BY
club board of governors. Cali
MRS. KRAFFT, DE. 2-O671, or
Randall H. Hagner & Co., Inc.
,o Realtor
1921 Conn. Ave NV nE o oono
Evening star., 1953-10-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

BRADBURY HEIGHTS. 5119 s St.
Det. brick; 1st f.. bedrms., liv. rnl..
din; rm;; kit, bath; I'd f.-2 bedrms;
Full cellar, M Prissd $I5259i S5 81 81 900
BLUMER Co, 617 Penna. ave. Sc.
BRADBURY HE1GHTs-open ? to 5
p.m.-5210 w ST.. New Brick ram
bier, 2 bedrms., tile bath, full bsmt.,
Fas Featns neat or se s16S ye pef pt S S@SS oSt
ave. left on Alabama ave. right on
Beck st. 8 blocks. right to w st.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC, 1345
Good Hope I'd. s.e., LU. 4-3400, LU.
CAPiT0i HEIGHTS. e1s e1st ave-
$3.50 down; brand-new; all brick:
det;; rms; bsmt.: attic; open. IL
CAPITOL HILL--Did. you want the
best in remodeied homes, ,2 or :
Please cali AID. 2-3022 today and an
appt. will be arranged.
CAPITOL HILL, overlooking park
Ten-roon1, 3-story brick with Eng,
lish bsmt.. and garden. $1,000 will
with MEzzANoTTE & CO.. co.
$1,000 or IL. 7-6443. -15
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-2709 Nichols
ave.-First commercial, 24-ft. front,
ness. Si4,950. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, 1345 Good Hope rd. s.e., LU.
DUPONT PARK AREA-4017 D st.
Sc: 6-yr.-old, 3-bedrm. brick; comb.
screens and storm windows, rec.
rm.,h bath in bsmt., fenced yard;
mr.. new Catholic Church, schools
and bus line. $14. 500. LU. 1-3452
FORT DAVIS AREA, 1881 Fort Davis
pl. s.e.--6 rms, semidetached: / "a
baths. rec. rrn.. gas automatic heat;
aluminium comb. windows: Anchor
fence: other extras. New-houSe
cond Bargain price for substantial
down payment. LU. 2-3595. Ill
IHILLCREST, 1921 34th st, s.e.-This
home contains 8 rms, baths. open
flreplaces. large recr. rnl.. inclosed
back yard with Anchor fence. Open
Sun. 2 to g. JOHN F. DONOHOE
REAL ESTATE. 63S Pa. ave. Sc: Ii.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick. ga
rage; liv. rm, with firepl.. din. rnl.,
kit, 2 bedrms.; nice level lot. BY
appt. only. Call MR.. MEDLEY, LU.
16th EgS 81. Sc, mr.. East Capitol
Semidet. brk., 4 beirms.. b., oil
h.-w.h.; newly dec; bargain for quick
sale, sickness. OWNER, LU. 2-7561
l2-YR.-0LD semidet. brick; gas heat,
2 bedrms.. approx, $1,000 down,
500 mo. 1853 G st. Sc. Open AL
day sat, Sun. Iii
Evening star., 1953-10-11

$3.50 CASH-Wheaton 2-bedrm. bun.
galow. full bsmt. with outside entr,
equipped kit, large level lot with
garden; gas heat. Assume CT loan.
with payments less than rent. Va
cant. move in with deposit. LO.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
coLoRED-oPEN SUN. 2-DARK
400E C1St SIT NJ r.

4O05 2ist ST. NE.
Brick, det.. 8 rms. Q kits. and bath:
full bsmt.: oil heat; garage. Call
Leonard johnson. jr., LU. 2-1990.
OPEN SUNDAY. . TILL DARK
1928 DOUGLAS ST. NE.
Detached frame bungalow. 2 bed
rooms, living room. dining room.
kitchen and nice bath; attic. full
basement. large yards. Reasonable
down payment. Call Mr.. Polk. DU.
7-0563.