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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13
Flug zwischen zwei Monden
Won SIEGFRIED SCHLIETER

Ais SIGH Captain Warner auf
semen Ftihrersitz setzte. musste
er wieder an den Schwarzen den
ken, der ihrn vorhin i'm Flug-
hafencafe aufgefallen war. Was
war dabei? Schwarze geh0ren ia
hier i'm Lande Gum alltaglichen.
Aber dieser dcrt hattie Inn SON
derbar durchdringend angesehen,
nicht so, ais Oh er Won linn etwas
gewollt hattie, nein, nein, cher vie
elmer, der mehr Uber inn wusste
ais jeder andere, mehr zum Bel
spiel ais Lilly, seine Frau, Won
linn. die Won Mary keine Ahnung
hattie, ia, mehr ais der morgige
Tag iiber den heutigen wissen
wurde. Diese schwarzen, mattblin-
kenden Augen - wussten sic mehr
ais er SIGH selbst vielleicht erin
nerte?
Bill. der Bordfupker. kan durch
den Fluggastraum. Ais er die Ka-
binentiir 0ffnete, biickte Warner
lnn sich. Die Gssse der Eitzplat-
ze erschien linn vie cine merk-
wirdig versteckte Alice Won
schlanken Frauenbeinen. traum-
haften Phasen aus Perlon und
Nylon gleichend, zuweilen vie i'm
Umkippen. Aber sein BIck fog
weiter, ais wirde er von einem
e:rzigen Kopf angezogen, der sich
schrag aus der hintersten Sitz-
reihe, ]angsam vie die 6cheibe Ell
res sicn senkenden Signals in die
Flucht seines Blickes hineinschob,
Vie Lln semen Gedanken Elm ro-
tes LIGHT zu sein. Und Captain
Warner hielt inne. nit einem
Ruck -, ia, in linn war dieser
Ruck: der Schwarze!
Bill hattie die Tir zugeschlagen.
.,All right" sagte er. Damn kan
Ger Start. Allies ging gut, bis dass
der Mond kan.
der Mond!" sagte Sam Count,
der zweite Ftihrer. und Captain
Warner entsann sich NIGHT. den
Mond je so gross und fremd, 50
grell-weiss gesehen zu haben. -
Err steht i'm Nordwesten, wo Lilly
schlaft, dachte er, und wenn sic
erwacht, Wrist du noch bel Mary
sein. Warner grinste vie jemand,
der meint, SIGH einen guten Witz
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13
Die dritte Stin,Ille
Won Heinz Steguweit

eibt sich die Tichtise Frase: Vie
bekomme ich meinen Mann an
die see?"
Filotas dachte NIGHT lange mach,
bevor er semen guten Rat Eur
verfigung stellte: ,,sehr einfach,
werte Beate. Sic mussen Ihren
iiberschlanken Gatten davon uber-
zeugen, dass er zu dick sci. Und
dicke Menschen. die etwas auf
SIGH halten, bediirfen Eur Regu-
lierung ihrer Figur zweifellos des
zehrenden Seewsssers.'
Noch che Beate die psychology
sche Richtigkeit dieses Ratschlags
erkennen konnte, holte Filotas
zu elmer genauen Erlauterung sei-
mes Plans aus: ,,Geben Sic bite
obacht! Zwei Wochen stehen III
men noch zur Verftgung. Bite,
ruhren Sic zunachst acht Tage
lang in keiner Form an die Ur-
laubsfrage. Am neunten aber
blicken Sic 1hren Gatten prifend
an und sagen Sic il1m lachelnd
nit drohendem Finger: Bulduin,
du bekonsmst Elm Bauchlein, ach
ja!"
Ell wird es NIGHT glauben. Herr
Filotas."
,,Nicht nur das, Beate, er wird
Sic sogar auslachen. Aber lassen
Sic mich weitersprechen: Am
zeanten Tage verde ich Ihrem
Mann begegnen. Vielleicht auf
der 1reppe. Alsdann schlage ich
die Hande zusammen und rufe:
Heiliges Kanonenrohr, Herr Mach
bar. bald haben Sic einen Kropf:
ich tausche mich NIGHT! Sic MUS
sen etwas dagegen tun. che es zu
spat ist. Die Leute i'm Gebirge
leiden am meisten an derlei An
schwellungen. Das soil, vie ich
h0rte, am Trinkwasser liesen!"
..Oh, Herr Filotas, mein Balduin
wird auch linen NIGHT glauben."
.,Ich weiss es. Aber ich bin r
keineswess am Ende NIT meinem
Latein. ich fange ia erst ricftig
all. Hsben Sic schon einnlsl uber
das Gewicht der dritten Stirnme
nachgedacht? Bedenken Sic: was
der erste sagt. ist NIGHT wahr -
was der zweite meint, kann Elm
1rrtum seir. Kommt indessen Elm
dritter, der die Ansicht der ersten
beide1, mach KrSften ul,terstutzt,
damn ist etwas Wahres und Ueber-
zeugendes All der Oeschichte."
ySliu WCl SOll uCll DIltlGN I'M
Bunde spielen. lieber Herr Flo
tas?"
Nun, irgendwer. Ich kann ia
dem strassenkehrer Elm Trinkgeld
geben."
Es kan allies planmassi2 und
folgerichtig. Beate fling an, Flo
tas entdeckte den Kropf und am
elften Tage, ais der Strassenkeh-
rer semen Obulus i'm Beutel hat
te. fur den er die Spinne der so
sichtbar zunehmenden Fettleibig-
keit zieh. kan Herr Balduin in
Sclileppendem Schritt in die Woh-
nung. Schwerfallig liess er sich
III einen Sessel fallen und seufz-
tc: Hast recht, Beatc. ich muss
an die See ALE Welt meint, ich
wurde III dick!"
ia, ole Notwithstanding .
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13

I, ausgedacht III haben. Doch damn
verzog Ell das Gesicht. Der Schwar-
ze sass hinten. Woher kennt er
dich? Die Augen, was wissen sic?
- Dieses pralle, dunkle Gesicht.
Der Mond!" h0rte er jetzt auch
Bill Sagen. Der schien sich eigen-
tulnlich uber dieses Wort zu freu-
en-, ais ware er froh, dass der
Mond da war. Und das schwarze
Mondgesicht da hinten?, dachte
Warner. Was geht er dich an,
dieser Niger? Denk an Mary!
VIE wird sic dich erwarten? Und
damn zw0lf Stunden bel ihr. Wenn
doch das weisse Himmelsgesicht
NIGHT so grell ware, ais wcllte es
das Gehirn blenden.
Die Hebel stehen auf Vollgas.
Vie hoch sind wir? so Meter,
Warner? 30 Grad mach links und
allies ist gut. aber NIGHT zehn und
NIGHT flint wirde die Str0mung
an den Flachen zulassen. Die Ge-
schwindigkeit ist zu gering. Gleich
miissen wir auframmen. 16 Pas
sagiere, Warner und Count und
Bill und der Niger der
Nigger auch. - Die verraterischen
Motoren! Gleich ist eS aus! 18
Menschen vertrauen dir. Warner
- deiner Fiihrung! Du kannst
NIGHTS tun, gar NIGHTS und
der Mond vie Elm grelles crosses
Loeb i'm Himmel. Lilly schlaft
darunter. Sic weiss NIGHTS, Lilly
- ME mehr Lilly. ME mehr!
Mein Gott, die unschuldigen Men,
Scilen sic vertrauen dir und
ahnen NIGHTS Der Bergrand,
Ger gefrassige schatten, vie er
wachst, naher wachst. grauenvoll
r;.her Todesschatten! Lilly,
rie mehr
Da ging Elm Zucken durch den
rletallenen Leib des Schiffes. Vcr
del Kanzel stand der Mond. Sic
schossen genau auf inn zu, nit
eiTen Getose, ais begannen die
Flacher vie Schwingen zu schla-
gen. Die Motoren jubelten auf.
Captain Warner riss die rechte
Fla.ne an dem dunklen Mantel
des Todes vorbei.
Sic gewannen H0he und hingen
aus iilren Platzen. schweissuber-
strGsnt, zerschlagen. Zun zwei-
tenmal flogen sic an. Bel der
Lsndung funktionierten sic vie
Roboter.
DrausSen fielen sic SIGH Stunm
in die Arme. Es war vie ein gros-
Se.; gemeinSames H&ndefalten.
Was war nur los? Warum flo-
gen wir einmal 50 dicht uber den
Platz?" fragten einise Fluggaste.
die sic umringten.
NIGHTS von Bedeutung." Sagte
Count.
Bill" sagte Captain Warner,
,,warte. ich gehe NIT dirt"
Manu-, und Nary"
.,Sprich nicht davon!" Er such
te mach dem Schwarzen. Aber
der war nirgends zu sehen :.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13
Da muss man rechnen
k0nnen!

Frau Kiihnemann list zu Besuch
gekomnen und unterhalt sich NIT
den Kindern des Hauses.
so, ihr sci also noch mehr Ge-
schwister", erkundigt sic SIGH
freundlich, ,,wieviel Kinder Seid
ihr denn?"
j.1ch habe ebenso viele Briier
vie Schwestern," antwOrtet Giinter
,erschmitzt, .,meine Schwester
kann es bestatigen!"
ia, dss ist richtig". sagt das
Madchen, ,,und ich habe halb 90
iel Schwestern vie Brider!"
Wieviel Kinder hat nun die
Familie?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13

kistchen Aussesat. Hot1entlich sind
unterdessen auch schon zahlreiche
Phanzenkinder do,t eur Welt ge-
komlnen. SobaM diese ausser in
rem zuerst erscheinenden Samen-
blattern noch zwei bis drei krSf-
tsge Blatter besitaen, niinmt man
jede Won linen init ihren Wurzeln
vorsichtig aus ihrem SaatgefSss
und sent sic in Elm gr0sseres &C.
fass 81 UNI, dass sic geniigend Plata
Eur guten weiterencwichung nm
det. Das nennt der 0artner Pi-
kieren oder Umtupfen. Hfst spxter
kommen diese Phanzen auf ihre
eigentliche Lebensstxtte, je mach
ihrer Art, auf Elm Beet oder elm
seIn In sr0ssere Blument0pfe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13
Zweideutig

ALSO dieser Maulkorb soil es
sein, mein Herr? Soil ich il,n zu-
schicken cder tragen Sic ihn
selbst?"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13

,,Papi, warum machen die Fran
sosen INNER so un deux, un deuxf
- Papi, was isch weiter veg Won
lnier, Denzlinsen oder Amerika?
Mani. sind Meyer auch Menschenf
= Mani, sind ale Russen bosf
= Papi. was tStest du dir heber
wiinschen, einen volkswagen oder
eine Fcrd? - Mani, ddrfen wir
Werbefunk h0ren? Waisch die
Musk init dem Zahnhclag? -
Onkel, kaufseh du mir Elm Els?
Du kannseh es doch von der
Steuer abschreiben!.
AIleSra Sander: Der Mann will
lieber Won elmer ralklnierten Frau
betrogen sein ais von elmer elm
fSltigen Frau in Treue geliebt
werden.
Lichtenbers: zvci Sortar ron
Ffauen eibt es: die ihre Kieider
tragen und die von ihren Kleidern
getrasen werden.
Chamfort: Die ewigen Verxn-
derunten der Node sini die
Steuer, die der Etelkeit G. Rel
chen. auferlegt wird.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13

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The Nome nugget., 1953-12-02
|Millionaii1'e's Wife Denied Divorce:
 No Cruelty Seen

SEATTLE, R- Mrs. Letha E. WOodley, wife of the millionaire president of Pacific Northern Air lines, was denied a divorce Mon- day by King County Superior Judge Ward w. Roney.
 In handing down a decision at the end of a two-week hearing, Judge Roney found that Mrs. Woodley, 31, had not established grounds for divorce on her con- tention of cruelty.
 Commenting on the attractive plaintiffs testimony her husband had embarrassed her on number of occasions, the judge asked:
 "What wife hasn't been embar- rassed by her husband
 Referring further to the promi- nent Anchorage Airline operator, the judge said "He has lived a rough and tumble existence, bat tling first the elements and then his business competitors; when he goes home to his family he per haps does not have the finesse of Continental lover. But I don't think that constitutes cruelty"
 Woodley had not filed a coun- ter-suit and testified several times during the trial he had tried to reconcile with hih wife. At issue mainly were the grounds for di- vorce and a property settlement.
 Mrs. Woodley's attorneys indi- cated they would appeal to the Washington State Supreme Court.
 Judge Roney praised both of the Woodleys highly. He said he thought Mrs. Woodley was "a wonderful mother" And the air. lines president as a man with one of the keenest minds it has ever been my privilege to watch in action"
 Ut is singularly noteworthy" he commented further, 'tthat infidel- ity of any kind has been totally absent from testimony in the trial. It is tragic, really, that such good people as I believe MT. and Mrs. Woodley to be can't get along. They are both thoroughly honest"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
University 10 Receive
Jefferson Day Plaque

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
April 1.-THE Declaration of
Independence reproduced on a
bronze plaque will be presented
to the University OF Virginia by
Michael Francis Doyle, Philadel-
phia attorney, as part of the JET
ferson Day celebration on Mon
day, the cloth birthday anniver-
sary of the university's founder.
Ralph H. Gabriel. Yale Uni
versity historian, will speak in
Cabell Hall at 11:15 am. on
1.-THE American University and
the Jeffersonian Vision" The
presentation Of the plaque will
take place afterwards in the new
west wing Of Cabell Hall.
j. Lindsey Almond, Virginia's
attorney general, will accept the
plaque from Mr.. Doyle, who is
an international lawyer and
president of the Thomas Jeffer-
son Memorial Foundation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

resenting the public schools, Mrs
Sommer, and a representative
of the Greater Washington Edu-
cational Television Association
Inc. Mrs. Strope will discuss the
council plan.
Kramer Junior High, / pm
Celebration of the 10th anniver-
Sary of the school. Students will
present an assembly program.
Friday.
Third in a series of lectures
by DR.. Fritz Redl, professor of
social work, Wayne University
Detroit, on How To Live With
Your Child" 8 pm, YWCA, 18th
and K streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
Congress 10 Get
Results Of Probe Into
School Cafeterias

Results OF an investigation OF
the Districts public school cafe
terias will be given to leaders OF
the District Congress of Parents
and Teachers this week.
A special committee was ap-
pointed to look into causes OF
student boycotts which occurred
recently in several schools
Students complained about food
quality and other matters.
The committee will report at
a meeting of the board of man.
ayers of the PTA organization
at 10 am. Tuesday at the Ray
mond School. Tenth street and
Spring road NV. Some recon-
mendations for improved lunch
service are expected.
Officers of the congress will
visit several PTA's during the
week to explain details of pro-
posed neighborhood council plan.
Meetings scheduled this week
follow:
Tomorrow.
Beers, 8 p.m.-Mrs. Wayne C..
Sommer, first vice president of
the PTA Congress, will discuss
the council plan. Nomination of
officers.
Emery, 7:45 p.m.-Open house
followed by regular meeting.
Tuesday.
Barnard. 8 pm. Panel discus
sion on the topic LAS Parents,
What Do We Really Want for
Our Children?" Moderator will
be Theodore Levin, professor of
economics and business admin
istration. American University
Panel members will be DR.. ].
Harold Fox. dean of education,
George Washington University;
j. Palmieri, director of social
work, Juvenile Court; DR.. Ella
Oppenheimer, director of ma
ternal care and child welfare,
Health Department; Henry
Gichner, member of the Recrea-
ton Board; and the Rev. Ed
ward r Bley, ionist Lutheran
Church.
Oyster, l pm. A representative
of the PTA congress will discuss
the council plan.
Randle Highlands, 8 pm. A
film, Meeting the Emotional
Needs of Childhood" will be fol-
lowed by discussion led by Mrs
Gertrude Stanchfield, clinical
psychologist, Bureau of Mental
Hygiene. George H. Hammond
of the American Automobile As
ISOLATION will speak about Uni
formed Crossing Guards" Elec-
ton of officers.
Wednesday.
Benning, 8 pm. A movie, PREF
ace TO a Life" will be followed
by a panel discussion. Officers
will be elected.
West, 8 pm. Mrs. Frank F..
Strope, president of the congress,
will discuss the council plan.
Gordon Junior High, 8 pm,
The council plan will be dis
cussed.
Mckinley High, 8 pm. Pro-
gram by student counselors who
will discuss standardized tests.
Thursday.
Brent, 1870 pm. Mrs. Warner
Hord, publicity director of the
congress. will discuss the council
plan.
Patterson, lis pm. Mrs.
Strope will discuss the council
plan.
Davis. 8 pm. Boy and Girl
Scouts will present a program.
Woodbridge. 8 pm. A panel will
discuss "Television: It's Role in
Education" Panel members will
be Mrs. Marjorie Campbell. rep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

Pasquale ]. Federico, Exam
iner-in-Chief of the United
States Patent Once. was hon.
ored by the Case Institute of
Technology of Cleveland, Ohio
yesterday for achievements in
patent administration. Mr.. Fed
erico lives at 1884 Jocelyn street
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
Gambling Tax Hearing
For 2 Women beloved

A hearing on charges that two
women numbers operators failed
to buy gambling tax stamps was
postponed yesterday until April
20 by Judge Thomas c. Scalley
in Municipal Court.
The women, Mildred Wilson
Stannard and Lydia w. Wilson,
both of the 200 block of l. street
S.W., had pleaded guilty last
year to- operating a lottery and
possession of numbers slips.
They served 80 days in jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
Catholic Alumni to Meet

The Washington chapter OF
the Catholic University Alumni
Association will meet at 8 pm
tomorrow in the Phi Kappa Fra
ternity House, TIA Monroe street
NE. Officers will be nominated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
Piq Shoots Mon

A butcher of Lueneburg, Ger
many, prepared to shoot a pig
but was shot himself when the
animal kicked, striking the trig-
ger.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
APARTMENTs WANTEp

FREE-Landlords' applicant vaitini
for your furn. or unfurn. apis, OF
houses or suhlets: WASH, Va: white;
Q,en z days. Ma. .a-OOO1,
PHYSICIAN. Georeetown Hospital, de.
sires 9-bedrnl.. urifurn. apt. or house
NV nearby Arl.. Md. 10. 4.ng2s.
EMPLOYED YOUNG COUPLE, M
children. desire to rent unfurnished
apartment. accessible to airport;
needed BY April i. BOZ CAST Star
APARTMENT. month of Feb.. "A
housekeeping. professional person
engaged In Naval Research. wife.
infant. pr. c. J. MCINTYRE, BOZ
GARAGE APT. trear,, NV. cond,.
ton secondary. RE. 7-063o, Ext.
C00LS6iRED MOTHER. grown daushter,
close ne. pref; must be quiet. NO.
AlT-TEo6RNEY AND WIFE desire iE@Sms-
diately for two months; apt; approx.
sSi sShao OR Rsss Boz sx star sl, as ...l,
entranes: ss5 incl ute y' beiors essn
Feb. 20. BOX SO-X, Star. 26s :
md Immediately. /.
eedfm. apt. Arlington or AlexaY-
dria area, near transportation; sin.
gle woman. white. Can Republic
5-6700. Ext, 1896 OF residence.
YOUNG, EMPLOYED COUPLE needs
unfurnished 1-bedro0m apt. before
Feb. I. Gail AD. 2-0721. 26s
WANTED--Small, furnished apt, for
h@2chelcr: @ e5 State Dept. ofacial. Can
L BEDRM. or large enc; unfurnished
preferred; by FEB. Is. Mother and
2 babies under 2 years; permanent.
Rnx %S-X; star:
1850. 81. $500. i Ext, .s45il. asi =
CLEAN attractively furnished bed.
room, livinR room, kitchen. bath:
quiet cotiple; convenient NV. ser.
tion or close-in Arlington. No shar.
including utilities. Box 1a-x, star.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTEH - Both
empl.,. desire or 2-bedrm. apt; can
ofier best Of refs. NO. 7-73SS. 6xt
10b, sun; after 8 pm. wkdAys. -2S
cOUPLE with srnaIl child desire
OF children. UN. 4-7040. --27
Evening star., 1953-01-25
HOUSES 70 SHARE

RENT FREE IN exchange for house
work and child care. LU. 1868.
COUPLE TO SHARE e-rm. hon home.
CnII CIn i.I1' ian1otner 1tEoblSSd blSdy; nr. Navy Yard
MOTHEk 81 Two win share EH iarn.
house with couple or 2 girls. S7O1
NISRavs 1STn 81 rIlI nv ,E1,s9s "a s9-9094: lHe rs
e-i1s0 or 10. s-11o1 any time:
WEST CHEVY CMAsE-Empl. woman
will share home with 2 empi.' women:
pyt, kit; OL. 2-Sl74 after $3.50
I OR 2 EMPLOYED GIRLS 70 share
6tEEra: 66tEEra: hog5e II Alexandria with
DssfEE DGsssiEiE KF1s ~ sRiRe.s Rsi1aSes. n.v v.,,.,urn
rambler in excel. Arl. section, Witf
12 ladies or employed mother and
child; win. give day care TO child.
Lovely yard. TE. 6-SO30.
FURN. HOUSE to Share with nrac-
tiGal tie a p%Tss. SaI Can JU. b-4Sfe and
GSHiEEE. .oSaS; rsfnsd. hom. 70 shar. with
sles.snlasn lssslasn honeey aney M Sno sSss
married couple with priviieReS
Phoone Sunday OF evenings. Ju.- s.
Al ADAMS MILL RD.-Mssser bed.
rNtp., rt .ss! SEP Fefsr sSScept infant BABY
TWO JEWIsH dIRIs 70 share t-rm.
tssnsn nouss ~ In s,e; odSa Tish another. conv'
Ni!AERsR' FSkN. iHi h6EsE. PVT. b.drm.: !:
ali priyils:: also Tv and phone;
Evening star., 1953-01-25
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

BETHEsDA-CHEvX CHASE AREA
Couple desires good 8 or 1bedrm.
home, apDrOximAfeiy $50. OF.
e.RS06M, UNFuRNisHED, wilson
Hish L district; I ! max. 9 e. M MSl26; i / or oG: 2
perm. Govt. emplOye, wife, q young
ROGERS. 04i2 31st ST., Zone Is. =
THRE.BEDROOM UNFURN. HOUSE,
vic. AnnaHdale or Falls Church, near
busline; not necessarily new, but
mod naodsrnTised: Tdss lafEs y yard; one or two
DfPEShATI6 c. offfYTciIAiLs FfYii ia; desires 4
esf eesffrP sr f9r1 s1sss ssouss sb RS; ssition
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co, wants
your house to rent: refefenced
clients !. s,,y v1;isinG ,., sc5 GOOD ssntalss. s
sis6S aits1 hours Mrse Nj Mrs. ish BissioW. EM
ASbIf1SRaL 81 ffSSSalL HOMES NEEDEBS-
We have fine tenants for homes In
nearby Nd, or NV. D; G.; free c. ap.
FsRkY Finss HaY sfEYylce Co. DaSnfs 49, fsss4s " 'odss
BRITISH OFFICER. stationed Penta-
gon, REQUIRES furnished house In
Virginia; 3 bedrms.: $50 maximum.
DE. 2-44OO, Ext. 304. 25s
WE HAVE . list Of desirable tenants
Tor furn. and unfurn. houses; good,
clean property needed. List with
RIDDELL, REALTY co.
1740 K st. NV. DI. 7-79O0.
WE HAVE EXCELLENT CLIENTELE
anxious to rent your bone. List
It with. US. EN-. 2-4464.
W. c. q A. N. MILLER
Property Management Department
Evening star., 1953-01-25
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING sPECIALIsT, any time;
shSftsnetiee 5 sslls; 9 hT,y; oE iat rstes Z. +
MOVING AND HAULING, day cT
night. pU. 7.96s7 o. NO. 7-b8s0.
rGSNI9uRs rTGfSaNsiI91HRlis MsSsSylrsa 4 d, s,na
experienced help. reas, rates: iree
s,sdI. cs,simstess rhoHs rhosHssaSy q a-s1iI EigFhi
INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENT stor.
!, age--Lov g Sc per mos rsasons6le
MOVING rates; Va. and D. c. sATETY
,snS9.n sT9 4 TTEACss TSAACCssss sc, 81 TE $50 sssIss g
across the country; safe storage IN
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO. f-0lO4. UNION STOR-
AHe AAeE YS g. Nsisa ms lgoe, J;
% some other western Statti Daily
service On hoiseheld Eoods and
autos at lower rates. Jun6oN
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

NEW ALL-BRICK COL0NlAI---Liv
rm din. Frn... de luxe kit. 3 bedrms.
mo. a psai eai Rs e. 7.sa6i asat eGas and
s.RM.1 II M1issfftk ssftk BUNGALOW. fun eel.
Sc Sc. section: section asS5S SiS5S. Iio IL. i.sSsb. s.aS
FOR SALE on RENT--1O rms, 4
baths, rec. rm. Best neighborhood.
corner OF Conn. and Wyoming ave.
Mr.. MIL0R. owner. no. Ellis.
rsSassnce s5S S2iISs RQ; S-SS0S; s:S,vn % s.,.
per iV; month. can II. e.SfbS. .-S6
1881 EASY PL. 8. S.E.-Detached brick,
8 bedrms.. full bath on End a.
Lee. liy. rm. with fireplace. fun size
Sl on iss I mod ru it b:s sna DSTiSsr ~iss hai rT
bath, Cony. to fransp.. schools and
shopping. Immed. occupancy. $3.50
per mo, TO inspect call THE De-
FAHIQ CO., 2423 Minnesota ave:
Sc. 10 4-B666 or 10. S-0163.
COUNTRY CLUE MASoR. ARE-s
din. rn.; kit.: enclosed porch. $l45.
lsss 6 81. Is Is.E.--s-rm. brick s semi. Z i.
det.; bsmt. fenced yard; coEv.
tTansp.: stores. schcols. $110 mo.
Open sat-. sun. 1 70 9. AZ. ~ b22..
THREE-BRDRM.. semides. home Ia
LANGLEY ehopping area, Silver
I mps tTss rent sOes With lease.
kRNsfNsGSTE,N-7 I'M ffNSsGSE,N rooms, modern: so iii
heat. full bsmti bus; adults; 500.
FaVE.ESSM 4 1867. HOUSE, AMI. 4 Nr. --zS TSir.
tax Circle. VI. 500 mo. Oall Vi
owNrE srDrcoRArrNa. ehoo.. q
your eolerg; 2-bedfm. brick CO.
loni1L tnll hsmk. separate din. rm..
Mfcpl., tas heat. 3 Minis, 70 Penta-
$3.50. u 3-O627. --26
TT. DUPONT HILLS s,R.-New E..
I'm brick. out Ridge fd.. left At q.
over TO $50 Burns et.; ceny. to
syysrythin.: SPesn sat. and fgn.
soe EllEEsoN 81. M.W.-s rms..
rec. rnl.s with bar. Hollywood tile
s.nt sasA SHishh y,niify E,nis Senocl ~ elss. .s
saLvRa sPRTNG-fanited numher
new. 3-hedfoom duplex units inI
lAnd1eApea prol. Clcse. n. Cony. toI
eehoole. stores. and tfnnsD. LARGE
hv:: On. ~: snd e. pti,. ~ E.ns: rms: Immed.
"a. siivsr SpssIs. @ ejXy 50. 1000. l-nssS sS
8. AnLe-llew e-rnl. brick famhleg,
net seAy: 1eceted. 4ene41 %. ayeiI.
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