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Evening star., 1953-01-01
Pen Wonnen
10 E1tertoiin
On Sunday

New members Of the District
Branch. National League Of
American Pen Women. viii be
honored At q New. Years reception
to be held from 4 to 6 pm. Sunday
|at the branch studio, 1851 Colum-
bia road NV.
Mrs. Edward r. Seal, president.
viii head the receiving line, which
also viii include officers on the
Executive Board.
Among the new members re-
ceiving viii be Miss Carol Arnold,
Miss Grace e. Bachelor, Mrs.
Herbert Barnes. Mrs. L. r. Carter,
Mrs. Alfred H. Carnot. Miss Julia
Collier. Mrs. Monette B. Davis,
Miss Bessie p. Dubber, Mrs. VIII
liam ]. Duiker. Miss Dorothy
Emerson and Miss Wanda Mae
johnson.
Still others are Mrs. n. S. Ken
dali. Mrs. Joseph. Murphy, Mrs.
Lewis Newell, Mrs. Dewey L.
Noyes, Mrs. H. M. Parker, Mrs.
Richard Rodriguez. Miss Ophelia
Smith. Miss Dorothy Walker, and
Mrs. Ann G. Zimmerman, all ac-
tive members, and Mrs. Thomas
w. Douglas. Mrs. F. D. Fromme
Mrs. H. N. Harvey, Mrs. w. H.
Hessick, Mrs. Richard r. Mitchell
and Mrs. George N. Van der Hoef,
associate members.
Arrangements for the reception
are under the direction of Miss
Matte Richards Tyler. first vice
president. assisted by Mrs. Matte
L. Smith Jarrott, chairman of
hospitality, and Mrs. r. j. Taylor,
chairman of decorations.
Musical selections with harp ac-
compartment will be played during
the reception by Mrs. o. E.
Thompson, chairman of music.
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a pSychiatrist in an attempt to
uncover the cause of his restless
ness.
DEAR MISS NISSEN: The boy
I like is Is. the same age as am.
We get along wonderfully except
that he is very moody. When he
gets one of his spells he won't
speak to me, which leaves me in
a very difficult position. He tells
me to overlook these moods, but
I'm always worried that some
thing did or said brought it on.
-E. w.
ANSWER: Moodiness is fairly
characteristic of the adolescent
boy and is usually outgrown. When
one of these moods overtakes him,
you are better off to leave him
than to try coping with the situa-
tion. You are too young. anyway,
to be in a position of conciliation,
and should let it be understood
that you won't stay in the boys
company when he goes off into a
great silence.
DEAR MISS NISSEN: I'm a
sailor of 10, going with a girl of II.
She writes often but never about
anything but school. She never
tells me about herself, or home
Her mother is against my religion
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Problems
Today
Husband Leaves
Wife Periodically,
Gives No Reason
By MurieI Nissen

DEAR MISS NISSEN: We have
been married 10 years and were
very happy until two years ago.
when my husband disappeared
with no reason. He left a note,
but no explanation. Later he re-
turned. and ! took him back as If
nothing had happened. He apol-
ogized, but still gave no reason for
his action. Two months later he
left again and returned as before.
Things were fine for a year, then
one morning I awoke to find him
gone again. ! love my husband
dearly. but since taking him back
the third time I have been a
nervous wreck. Every time he is
later than usual coming home I
wonder if he's coming at all.
don't think I can bear the
suspense much longer. He doesn't
like me to talk about it and I still
know nothing of his disappear
ances. What must I do to stop
this dreadful feeling?
MRS. 1T.
ANSWER: Since your feeling of
apprehension is completely justi-
fed and. in fact. about the only
way you could feel under the cir
cumstances. there really is nothing
you can do to control 1t. It's
practically certain that your hus-
band will repeat the pattern of
disappearance, so resign yourself
to the fact and be agreeably sur
prised when he returns at night.
Why have you been so foolish
as to take him back time after
time with no explanations? BY
now the man is convinced that he
can come and go at his pleasure,
disregarding any obligation to Of
fer reasons or excuses! The Situ-
alton as it now exists would make
a nervous wreck of any one.
Whether your husband likes to
discuss the matter or not. make
him listen while you tell him that
the next disappearing act will be
the last. And stick with it. When
and to give him the benefit of a
very slim doubt, add if-he goes,
consider him gone for good and
see what you can do to make a
new life for yourself.
1t would be fine thing If you
could induce your husband to see
Evening star., 1953-01-01
.PHS Wives Club
Plans Luncheon

Mark Evans, local TV and radio
commentator, will be the guest
speaker at a luncheon meeting
of the Officers Wives Club of
the United States Public Health
Service to be held at 1890 pm.
Wednesday at the Naval Medical
Center in Bethesda.
At the conclusion of the lunch
con. Mrs. John r. Heller, jr.. pro-
gram chairman for the day, has
arranged a "white-elephant" ex-
change.
Mrs William j. McAnally and
Mrs. w. Palmer Dearing will serve
as hoSteSseS at the meeting.
Evening star., 1953-01-01

The Constitution Chapter.
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, has issued invitations to
its annual reception in observance
O. Distaff's Day next Wednesday
a. the Chapter House. 1882
M assachusetts avenue NV.
State officers and group of
national officers will be honor
guests at the traditional tea. The
hours will be from 4 to 6 pm.
The tea recalls the custom of
Colonial days when women re-
turned to their spinning after
IL days of Christmas festivities.
The chapters annual observance
was originated during the regency
of Mrs. Morgan D. Lewis.
Mrs. James B. Patton, preSi-
dent general of the OAR; Mrs.
Loren E. Rex, first vice president
general, and Mrs. John Morrison
Kerr, treasurer general, are
among national officers expected
Wednesday. Miss Gertrude Car
raway, editor of the OAR Mag
azine, also will be a guest.
Miss Mamie F. Hawkins, the
State regent. will attend with her
staff of officers.
Mrs. Ernest Barkstill Jones,
regent of the chapter, will head
the receiving line, and past regents
will preside at the tea table. In
Productions will be made by Capt
John A. Kendrick, U. S. A.
Joseph Mccall, tenor soloist Of
Baltimore, will give a musical
program. accompanied by Clara
johnson.
Mrs. William w. Kendrick is
chairman of the Entertainment
Committee.
Other OAR activities scheduled
next week include a meeting of
the Magazine Committee of the
District Society to be held at
8 pm. Monday at the Chapter
House. Mrs. Vylla Poe Wilson,
club editor of the Washington
imes-Herald, will speak on the
subject of "Inaugurations." Mrs.
John A. Horton is State chair
man of the committee.
Miss Roberta Wakefield. State
chairman of the Genealogical
Records Committee, will be guest
speaker at a meeting of the
Francis Scott Chapter to be held
at 1880 pm. Tuesday at the
Chapter House. A New Years tea
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and I'm wondering If she is in
f1uencing the girl against me.
Should stop writing to her, or 60
on as If nothing is. wrong?
IS. A.
ANSWER: A girl so young is
bound to be influenced by her
mothers ideas Of a boy. especially
when the boy is away. Since a
situation of mixed religion carries
so many seeds that will sprout into
future trouble, ! suggest that you
try to find another girl. Surely
there are other girls in your home
town who will be glad to write you.
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Meeting Called For Conoress Club

With Congress convening on
Saturday. the Congressional Club
will resume activities next week
at a special meeting called for
Wednesday by the president, Mrs.
James C. Davis.
The meeting will be held at
1880 am. in the clubhouse at
POOL New Hampshire avenue NV.
Business will include election of
"a Nominating Committee. which
will make it's report at the Janu-
Evening star., 1953-01-01

ary IA business meeting. The new
officers will be installed on jan
uary Is following balloting on Jan
uary 10
Heading the list Of the clubs
social activities this month will
be the reception honoring the
wives Of the new members Of Con-
gress, which will take place Sum
day, January II, from 4 to 6 pm.
The club will hold its first Fri
day afternoon tea on January 8
at 3 pm,
Seward seaport record., 1953-04-10
Tenor Scheduled For April " On
 Alusko Music Trail

As fourth artist on the Alaska Music Trail Concert Series this season, Raymond Manton, tenor, will be heard here on April IF in the Methodist Church. He will be accompanied by the brill liant young pianist, Don Jones, who is personal accompanist for MT. Manton.
 Possessed of a tenor voice which is described as naturally virile, high and bright" Ray mond Manton sings with taste and sincerity, smoothly taking a high "C" with the greatest of ease when the score demands it. He was chosen to make the first of the Standard Hour television programs, recording and film ing arias from La Tosca," Cav alleria Rusticana" and "I Pagli- acci" for this assignment. In July, 1852, Raymond Manton made his Standard Hour debut with Yehudi Menuhin, violinist, Carmen Dragon conducting the orchestra He sang the arias, La Donna e Mobile" from Rigo- letto; "M'Appari' from Martha; and "Springtide" from the Song of Norway.
 MT. Manton's program here will include opera arias from "The Magic Flute" "L'Arlesi- ana," and the famous Dream song from "Manon" by Massenet. Songs by American and French
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composers will complete the list
 Married to a Canadian girl, and now living in San Francisco, MT. Manton is the father of a five year old son.
 MT. Jones is considered one of the outstanding accompanists in San Francisco. He studied in this country until World War II took him to Europe for three years. He continued his studies, mostly in Germany, and has specialized in vocal accompani- ments.
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ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH

The Rev. L. Russell Clapp Priest-in-Charge Sundays
 800 am. Holy Communion 9:45 am. --......-.Church School 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays- HOO am. Holy Communion
 and Sermon End and 4th Sundays HOO am. Morning Prayer
 and Sermon
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SACRED HEART
 CATHOLIC CHURCH Masses:
 Sunday BOO and 1000 am. Week Days .--.--.-...... 800 am. Holidays -..-7:00 and goo am.
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SEWARD LUTHERAN
 CHURCH
 Rev. Kent E. Spaulding
 Phone Adams PAP Sunday School -.-...-.... 9:45 am. Worship Service --.--..11:O0 am. Bible Study .-........-. 7:30 pm. Holy Communion list Sunday
 Each Month Potluck Supper ...-----.. 5:3O pm. 1st Sunday Each Month
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by Williams

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Sunday School .......... 9:45 am. Morning Worship --...-.11:OO am. Children cared for in Nursery
 at the II o'clock service. Intermediate Youth
 Fellowship .-.--...---... FOO pm. Senior Methodist
 Youth Fellowship .- 700 pm. Evening Worship --.-.--- 800 pm. at Parsonage
Evening star., 1953-05-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT; excel. location. ABc
license, or may be used for carry
out. Sell cheap. DU. 10000.
TAILOR SHOP - Must sell due to
death; Best offer accepted. DI.
LEHSiNG HSSS rowN-sho. repair shop
Tor sale or ,.r; rent; or store for rent
REAL ESTATE AGENTs-Cash for
Resf Reaftor. Tensass EM. $500. 2s T. HAEEis Mis
USED-CAR LOT for sale: one Of the
most terrific corner locations on
Florida ave: ne. For information.
PAWNBR0KEK's Exc. i 81, ne.
good lease. Priced right. Ii. 3.2S2s.
SUPER MARKET-Modern, excellent
business: will sacrifice account
Los, RA 6:S227, Ju. s-S554. III
Whisky y.sa NM, Ne fsss0asSls H .iS 0iIs. syy Ts;
MODEM saRtviCE SER ssE ssTiHArIoN-iThree
lifts. For lease. Small capital In
yestment required. ME. s-0442 be-
RETan1 iHssn y F1sNafruRE F1s Naf STORE. hish
quality with flne trade. doing up-
ward Of 100000 per year: viii sell
ssst ss5 SsS., Or s.,s1 assressss sss.h in
GROcERY STORE for sale. Sc.
washington. Reasonable rent. Cash
and carry. $500 dn. 20. 2.oz70.
Evening star., 1953-05-11
HOUSES UNEURNlsHEn

LANGLEY PARK AREA--s-bedrm
semidetached houses: peri. for chill.
dren; shopping and SHds schools: s116
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-Brick 4 bed:
rooms. 2 baths. full bsmt.: fenced
yard; near stores, churches. bus;
4E min; aae,so sS PentaEon; sl75. lease
BETHGsDHWconven. ssIhU to Med. center:
8 bedrms., fireplace; gear garage;
poultry house: lge. fenced lot. oL.
TWO-BEDRM. HOUSE, available i'm.
med; new section. Twinhrook. Lge.
picture windows, log-burning fire-
place. corner lot; $11O mo. CaN
SILVER SPRING-Two-bedroom brick
bungalow; full hsmt.: $1l5 mo-, or
ROCKV1LLE-New rambler. Two bed.
rooms, large living room with fire-
place, dining room, de luxe kitchen.
dishwaSher, garbage disposal. clothes
washer. attic fan, wooded lot; all
brand-new, above the average deco
rating: will rent unfurnished for
Sis month on years lease. Address
402 Beall ave. For further details
TO inspect, phone WILLIAM WAR
NER, ST S-3615. --15
Mr.. NAVAL ORD. LAB. .colesvilie. I'd
4 bedrms.. 2la baths. "a Of an acre.
gear Earage. Children accepted.
Lease at $3.50. JU. s-6s7s or Ii.
siLSkR srRINf-s oedrm::, ~
baths. fun bsrit.. $3.50. Ju. 6-a720.
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CALL UN. 4-O639

WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
$85
20l N. Adams st., Rockville, Nd
bedrms., row brick, In good cond
Take Montgomery ave. through Rock.
Vile to Wash. ave, right to Dawson
and left to North Adams.
500
o73S S1st ave. COLLEGE PARKS bed
Take Baltimore blvd. : miies past
MARYLAND q. and turn right hall
mile on Edgewood I'd. to 61st.
$110
0S0e 39rd ave. West Ayatts.-AttY
2-bedrm. brick rambler on quiet st.,
nr. elem. sch. Call AR. 7-107z.
$135
3228 1st .rd. n. Arl.-Invsly white
din. rm., patio and full bath on / st
nr., bedrms. and 3 baths and sun
deck on 2nd floor.
Take Wilson blvd. to Irving st. and
turn right blks. to 1st I'd. Key "a
across the street.
1911 Lynnbrook DR., 1ethesda-2-
story brick Colonial with 8 bedrms..
full din. rm., bSmt. Just o blk. on
East-West hwy. At B.-c. C. High Sch.
SITS
o7O2 Bellvue dr., Bethesda bed
rm., 2-bath rambler. extra lge. nv.
rin. and din. rm.
Take Wisconsin ave. Just q little past
Naval Hospital.
5000 woodbrook lane, On. Ch.-Near-
~ new, 3 bedrms.,. 2 baths, brick
rambler. Ultra-mod. kit. with dis
poSal.
Take East-West hwy. to Jones Mil
I'd. to Kouuelin terrace to Wood
brook lane.
For further information about any Of
the above today, cali JU. S-9864.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. B-O222
Ill
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HOUSES FURNISHED

FIVE ROOM BUNGALoW and bath;
1iSely 1sM ri fu6ni 3 6iSsc $40. Mr.. Walter Reed.
Three-bedrm., 1k-bath row brick.
with liY. rm., sep. din. rm., lRe.
kit, full bsmt., porches, 2-car ga
rage; available now; $136 mo. Ii.
IN KEHwOOD-sunmer months; less
than on.a y price to adult couple. Oh.
FOE LARGE FAMILY, nr. Capitol
cd. eond. Elk. 3-6S48. Lv. name, ph.
CH. CH.-on; wild. has attract. furn.
9Siss 81 R'5e e. srOsSSSes Ses z1s d:ns Sos sD
ALEx;-sman town house. hand
;;omsl7 ;ssns pdu fur1s 1sss sig L.. mo-: adults;
ESQ sss' 17Y6AIE Hp5 LES sr s'as Silver sprin,
Md.-charming corner brick bunaa.
low; beautifully furn.: 9 bedrms.
liv;. .rm., dinette. kit. and bath;
1un bsmt;; gas heat; spacious wood
ed grounds; $120 per mo: JUSTINE
El5ssb. EEaaPY co. Az 9th st. NV, WA p1.
ALEXANDRIA-vsry attrac. 3-bedrm.
semidet.;. beaut. furn., incl. piano:
cS6SdF4SP%I 1Ss6So! shSPs; s1S6. TE; s- s,ssss, T.:
;o ;ssTSSs9 Sss b. P.nS 10 $50 atf4s1 %o june Is
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-3 bedrms.. q
baths: nr; SCHOOLS, shops: avail. June
TAKOMA PARK-3-bedrm., 2-story
brick Drictii nice yard. side porch; I$ls5
RING 4 co. Realtors. Ju. 6-4422.
Lovely IlpoHt HOUSE. " block on a1s 18th
St.. fronting. on parkway; rooms,
baths and recreation room with
ditioned for the summer and gas
heat for the winter. 5000 per mo.
H; L; RUST CO., 1901 18th st. NV.
r%S;sTSSM; WI, %a; 1'Ig PRICK ., eo1eS.41 ;
Nd. % oce@pancy yNst1; June sllE Rental. Rental.
SGENc9 PeF ,u m07ts 9sos1! SE0essAs19 e2es: an9
week ends, JU. s-2i57. ii
COUNTRY HOME. nearby Southern
Mashinston Vas min mr. AnGrsv. 1sG% Ssla on
Marlboro pike; 4 bedrms.. 2 baths.
Auto. h.-w.h.; 5000 o month. For
further information call M. PAUL
HANNAH. 1872 18th st. NV. ME.
RSEThlEspA, SUMMER RENTAL;
entertaining and outdoor living;
adult family only. OIL. 4-o56s;
ATTRACTIvELY furn. two-bedrm.
home. IN Radiant Valley: a delight
ful suburban community. 6S19
ST. standish HZettsyllle 1IAs Md s6d5
1905 H st. NV. MA. S-2345.
BRANDYWINE ST. N.W.-June IS
to Labor Day; lge., comfortable. |
cool house; shady porch and yard; |
4 bed1mS.. 21a baths. automatic |
kitchen and laundry; plano and |
TV; ideal for children. EN-. 2-6S19.
FURN. OR UNFURN.-3-bedrm.. @
bath home in Bucknell Manor. June !
l.. $135-$165. XII. 9-S1S3. ---12 |
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. 1-bedrm:
house., fenced yard, shrubbery and
trees; 800 mo. B. M. SMITH. 2408I
Col. pike, Arl., Va. ia. S-2755 -13
COUNTRY-LIKE AREA,
off Wis, near Woody's. Newly deco
rated. spacious 4 bedrms., brand-newl
kit, cleo. disposal; breakfast rm.;
1st-fi. bath. Ideal for family living
and entertaining. OIL. 4-0O4S. -13i
MELWOOD
A country home; nearby southern |
Maryland; 80 min. from downtown |
WASHINGTON, near Andrews Field on |
Marlboro Pike. 4 bedrms.. 2 baths. |
auto. hot-water heat; $500 per mo. |
For further information, call M. |
PAUL HANNAH. 1872 18th st. NV.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE HOUSE in NV. sec.
with employed mother and child;
excel day care for child: nice I'd.
Enjoy all home privileges. EN-. 2
1913. III
NO. Bachelor wishes
house. For details call ia. S-9393.
Evening star., 1953-05-11
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AvoNDALE-Det. brick. priced to
sell. LIST floor. liv.. rm., din. rm.,
kit, ] bedrm.: End. floor, 3 bed
rms. Full bsmt. with finished recr.
bath. Slate roof, Anchor fenced lot.
JOHN A. WENTZ. AP. 7-0900.--l1
AREA--2-yr.-o .-old brk.
attic; sad IL lot s9:s soa1so: s1s. S 500. Assume
CT loan. WE. 5-6113. Ia
near University OF
Md, 5000 Muskogee fd.; new 6-rm.
brick Colonial: full bSmt.; automatic
heat; fireplace; din. rm. Take over
payments, $50 per mo. with small
down payment. WE. 6-5642. -12
MT. RAINIER AREA. near d: e:
line, $1,000 down payment, total
price So. 800. 2.bedrn1: rambler.
This won't last long. To inspect
call JOHN A. WENTz. AP. 10000.
- 2-stofy brick, new
condition. COW. to transp. and
everything. Many extras, incl. dish
washer. JOHN A. WENTZ. AP.
PARK-EnRlish-t type, y
Fm. brick. Ia baths. scr. porch. rec.
rm.. stone patio. new. mod. kjt;
With elec. dishvasfer, Disposal Aed
srounds; SSS.6oo. Phone We 7-772S.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

8 YOUNG MEN desire furn. 2-bedrm
apt. or house with ample cellar
laundry, storage FACILITIES; vic. Boil
Professionally employed; excel. refs.
DU. 7-5616. after 6 pm.
SOUTHERN COUPLE and Well-trained
daughter desire 3-bedrm without din
rm. or 2-bedrm., din. rm., unfurn
apt. or bunga; desirable location
FREE-Landlords applicants waitina
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets; WASH, Va, Md.
twhite): open 2 days. Ma. S-0001.
COLORED-1 BEDRM., liv. rm., kit,
bath; unfurn.; pref. NV. sec. Ii.
7-S640. IL
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

SAVE $3.50, THIS WK. ONLY-Arl.,
de luxe 2-bedrm. garden apt; conv.
to transp. No agents. ia. 5-9412.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE. STREET OF
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms, expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-01O4. UNION, sToR-
AGE CO. INC. Established 1905.
beaches esp. a s. [. Morris. 451S nSgii; 15tE
st; nv; Call To 2-11So after 4 pm
moving; dependable service; low
rates; anything any time. Ho.
ARE You MOVING to California or
to some other Western State Daily
service on household goods and
FORWARDING. MA. S-4852.
JOHNSTON TRANS
FER. Appliances. trunks or baggage;
any time. incl. Sum-. Ho. 2-70S0.
CHESTER MOVERS-Fast pickup on
appliances, trunks, boxes. RE. q
1850. After 6. ia. 9-O115. -12
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reaS. ia. 9-2937: ewes, RIA. 3-1416.
12o
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED (cont. ! |

CENSUS BUREAU. Andrews Field
SHANNON g + L1Sas Co. 1906 4
1873 qx: exI:vfhkAr Ell sTs ssTrsS4T; SN4.TM;-N,n, la rms.
sEALFY fsssei Co. Tsoiya Mo 1855. So 1oHFE Da4
NORTH ARLINGTON-3-bedrm. ram
bier. comp. GE kitchen, Ice. liv.
rm. with fireplace; dining "ell";
Sysly sT.a fenced ns y2rd peri for ss
country club. school. bus; $3.50 per
mo-: avail: June 10. KE. S-2611.
With den; vacant; $50 mo. JE.
BLADENsBURG RID. Nw-Det. 2
bedrms.. bath: upstairs: liv. rm.. din.
sni fsi Aion SsR' brick LOO and ls
bedrm. houses: gas heat; .S126 to
SlSoi g. sresssan sr schools e1.. avoeilaSls tHrs 5gne
GREEN MEADOW s-Vacant.l / mile
to p. c.. 8 bedrms.. newly dec,
JOHN H. Il. .i JoIiNsoN'' va. VA :ttS a-Seto. g.
NEWLY DECORATED-Five-rm. hse.,
fun bsmt.; earden space; 500;
TRREE.BEDRRooM, aGRY; E.faEhSR S S-SrS1 Srsndn.v " d,
plex; ready for occupancy: $3.50
Eastern ave ne: rental. $125 per
~. ~. a.s99l; aIS1Sl Ewes. and week ends
ARL1NGToN. iT sTtS soos 18th I'd. LlI s.
Semidetached; 5 rms. and bath:
bsmt.; completely redec.: 5 min. to
eentsaggon; $11O per mo. Call Ma.
? BEDRMs.. fenced yard: 1 blk. from
shopping center and transp.: N mile
s:ssss. VIM. Z: HudaEs CO. ii ii
s BEDRMS. WITH e BATHS. large
clos. clos to .cSoos Ss% ransp At pSesa Soan
$IOO mo. TO. o-6352. VIM. r.
N. ARLINGToN-a-bedrm. Brick
Cape Cod; 16 min: Pentagon: lovely.
quiet neighborhoSd: big. fenced back
porch; fun bsmt.; available june
with lease. JE. s-ss75. c1S '
m.-3-bedrm. rambler,
4h miles from Naval Hospital: inn
RoBsRTsoN. RS sSEs9 1885 Wisconsin ave.
siIvER Nv T;ShIsi sPRiNG-v.ry attract. Tia isrr.
4-bedrm.. 1a-bath and den Colonial
on Y acre lot; greenhouse. fruit
appt. to inspect call JU. 10000
Sun: JU. $1,000 weekdays. -12
BEDRMS.. 8 baths. rec. rm., lge
liv. rm.. din. rm. and kit; newly
decorated. ia. 9-9021 or RA. 3-9767
MARYLAND Vacant. 8.
bedrm. brick rambler with bsmt.,
near schools; Call JU. 9-0424.
S2S OGLETHORPE ST. N.E.-Brand-
new semidet. brick home, 8 bedrms..
bath. on End a.; modern kit. and
powder rm. on LIST a.; fun bsmt.:
S125. Call r. A. HUMPHREYS,
Realtors, MA. 8-6730. Ia
1907 N. CAPITOL ST. rooms and
bath, full bsmt., 500 mo. Call r.
A. HUMPHRIES. Realtors, Ma.
1909 4snd ST. s.E.-semidetI. IaI brick,
new. 2 bedrms,. tile bath. Hv. rm.,
din. rm.. complete kit. full bsmt.,
gas heat. Very reas. rent. In con-
venient neighborhood. JUSTINE
REALTY CO., 412 9th Ut. NV, DI.
1906. IL
VICINITY NAYLOR ROAD
And Alabama Ave. S.E.-6-room brick
house. 3 bedrooms. modern kitchen,
gas heat. front porch, deep lot, con-
Evening star., 1953-05-11
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in
praisals; no delay. For complete
rental service, phone us today.
HOUSES NEEDED.Unfurn.; D, c.
and Md; SS5 to $500. Rental Mgr..
FURNISHED HOUSE-Two bedrooms.
ground floor. basement or garage
preferred. In Arlington or Fairfax
County. Call Fairfax. Crescent
Two Or THREE bedrm. house or apt.
in Am. Univ. Park or lower NV.
sec. June 15, for small family. OIL.
HOUSES NEEDED URGENTLY -
Furn. or unfurn.: upper NV. and
Montg. Co. JOHN T. HARRIS Re-