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Evening star., 1953-06-28
Gillette Bill Would End
Movie Ticket Excise Tax
BY the Associated Press

Senator Gillette Democrat of
Iowa., introduced a bill yester-
day to take the 20 per cent ex-
else tax off tickets to movie
theaterS.
He said that recent hearings
of the Senate Small Business
Committee, of which he is a
member, as well as a large VOL
ume of mail from operators of
moving picture theaters, has
convinced him the industry is in
"a perilous situation"
Evening star., 1953-06-28

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''MoULN ROUGE In Technicolor. JOSE
Evening star., 1953-06-28
TODAY.

WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL MEMS
ington,. PAU .Callaway, conductor; all
% csthedrai. Ieesi Gibbons S'";' ''Fsntssia, 'op 5
the chamber chorus; BUNS "Iaet ons
MED0RA GRAVEs, piano recital. Barker
G. Minor a.. .Besthoyen's Sonata: op
chopin; "Etude. "A Flat It5 tpost5":
ST. .GI1iisi ITKE.s a EPISCOPAL CHURCH
soSerts Long. % soprano. q; ne: soloist; s'tS1 tne
Eait6": sash's. "s,shins. Wsspins. :.
Ss SsSsFoo Esfe Hoa R5ahTs GcveS erfste Is h9 IN
."o Ye That Love the Lord, "sy the
De %atsFE rsaek Of Ranyan ssm B1s: n aEDgs FasFs
servantS Of the Lord; .Let Us Break
Hyma sa6 the Tf Eyder sSSf1e i
AR sR0fsSsic FoRscE BAND. Col. George $. How
ard, conductor: Mlsergt: Bill Jones,
1aT,tonei PARTON b, Sinsing Serseants' soloists;
MARfNE Band: It. p1i coi. william F. San
eadsf wstsssse 81 sso hs seo
ture; Clarkes Sounds From the id Hud-
SON." Robert De Hart, cornetist; Cor
ssnsss 1serss ReFs Be
Danza Esotica," Widor,s Choral and
Mares asd tafRitSt
from N. Mlendelssohn's Ne symphony No. 4,
TOMORROW.
NAVY BAND. CwO Richard z. Town
SaPsS1 sDlrt paa1f IL pas
sons" from Sizet's Carmen: Per
tom. 'ps0av walt. n9RIo Polonaise. 'fGdoGa from
WsssIs WsssslEovsFys NV suts 9ssas sames onfEnn
pet Blues and cantabiie," )" Richard Harl,
!.,nSt;oI. James Mohs 11s John Beer trHmpetsrs
TUESDAY.
CATHOLIC ERSITY STRING
QUARTET, Emerson Meyers. pianist,
assisting; music auditorium. Catholic
UNIVERSITY. Pm. AaG9: Mozars's String
yais' sstrins Quartet, op =, NO :s'a?Sins sehus
ARMY BAND, Capt. Samuel Loboda, con-
soloist: Watergate. $40 pm. Keller's
Liberty Land overture to Rezniceks
"ponna me- Diana a,s,, ,"Larg3. from It PyoI-
AXIS New world symphony. M/Sergt.
Fox's "The Hills Of Home" "Aubade"
from Laio's lie Roi d'Ys," sergt Ber-
gen: Beecham's March for Band" "A
Brahms' 'I Hear Harp" Sergt. War
rem Smith, horn; Pvt. Lloyd Lindroth,
harp; Army Band Chorus; Moussorg-
WEDNESDAY.
MARINE BAND, 1t. Col. william r. San
telmann, leader; Capitol Plaza. s pm.
Wagner's "Huldigungsmarsch." over
ture - Rossinrs "Semiranide',;; ;;
Clarke's Sounds From the Hudson"
Park Avenue Fantasy" Yankee
Doodle" arr. Gould; Widors Choral
and xariatiens: Claude iiba1isses Rbsd1iisSs5a;
.Waitzes." ''Polovetsian Dances from
Borodin's "Prince Igor.
THURSDAY.
NAVY BAND. Cwo Richard E. Town
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Spreading the Word
Greater Washington Music Council
Is an Active Propaganda Comp
BY Alice Eversmon

Library is the councils music
calendar. The weekly con-
certs of every description are
there recorded. To keep the
information all-embracing as
well as exact. agencies and
organizations are requested to
send in the dates of their
events as soon as possible.
Another project under consid-
Grafton is the compiling of a
central catalogue system of all
music and scores used by
choral and orchestral groups
with the idea that this mu-
sic would be available for
borrowing. The plan would
work excellently if enough OF
the local groups would be
willing to share their libraries
occasionally with others.
1t is specifically stated in
the councils articles Of asso-
citation that "the purpose
shall be to foster and stimu-
late all phases of musical
activity in the Greater Wash
ington area" No attempt will
be made to influence or insti-
gate any projects. It's sole goal
is to act as an advisory board
to assist impartially all groups
and interests. Already such
organizations as the Wash
ington Music Teachers Asso-
citation, the Washington and
Cathedral Choral Societies and
the District Of Columbia Rec
reation Department are listed
in the membership.
Bills lndorsed
The Music Council has gone
on re1ord as indorsing the
bills already before Congress
for the establishment of a
national war memorial theater
and opera house and q ma
tional war memorial arts COM
mission. Not long ago it an
nounced its support of the
Citizens Committee for Music
in the Districts public school
in their effort to acquire musi-
cal instruments and additional
teachers. The Greater Wash
ington Music Council is pat
termed after those operating
successfully in other cities and
it should be a helpful factor
in the progressive development
of the city's musical life.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Damp Desert
BY the Assoeioied Press
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
This could happen only in
the movies. Columbia Pic
lures is shooting "El Alamein"
on a desert that is subject to
flood tides from the Pacific
Ocean.
Sand dunes at nearby Ell
Segundo resemble those of the
African desert, but the loca-
ton is smack on the ocean.
So each night, after the days
shooting, Assistant Director
Irving Moore checks the
Weather Bureau to make sure
the desert won't be under wa
ter the next day.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
OF Music
and
Musicians

La Traviata," by Verdi, will
be presented as an operalogue
at Woodmont Country Club
Tuesday at II am. under the
auspices of the Greater Wash
ington Women's Committee for
State of Israel Bonds. Michael
Bartlett, tenor. will take the
role of Alfredo; Mathilde Sar-
rand will be the Violetta and
Richard Torigi, baritone, the
Germont pere. Carol Longone
is the co-ordinator of the pro-
duction. the narrator and pian-
ist.
Admission is by a cash pur-
chase Of State of Israel Bonds.
Mrs. Alexander Hassan is
chairman Of the Greater Wash
ington Committee.
Lewis Atwater will present
Myrtle eager, Mary Park
Heaton and John Martin in an
organ recital in All-Souls' Uni
tartan Church this afternoon
at S.
The National Negro Opera
Company Foundation, Inc,
will present its seventh annual
music festival at Griffith Sta
dium Saturday. July IL, at $3.50
pm. A special feature this
year will be the New Youth
Guild, consisting Of talent
from the ages Of 8 to 10. The
net proceeds from the festival
will go toward the building
fund for the proposed opera
headquarters and art cente,
at Hillcrest. Thirteenth and
Girard streets NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
FRIDAY.

ARMY BAND. 1t. Herbert Hoyer, con-
Quoting; Capitol Plaza, 8 pm. Brooke $
Waliace's "Maritana.S Palau's l. "ceplaS as
de mi TERRA" Taylor's Petite Suite
de Concert" Hoyer's 1.-THE Presidential
Review Jupiter from Holst's 1.-The
This Is Our Country" Army Band
Chorus. Capt. Samuel Loboda, con-
ducting; Gould'S American Salute"
AIR FORCE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Capt. John F. Yesulaitis. conducting; !;
Sergt. Richard Adams, violinist, solo,
iSt; WaterRate, $40 pm,
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Programs of the Week

send. conductins: Richard Balm, har-
monica player; Ben Mitchell Morris,
tenor: soloists; Watergate. $50 pm.
Goulds American Salute" overture
"Roumanian Rhapsody No. l." Hoist s
First Suite. Flat; Cailliet's "Mem-
orieS of Stephen Foster" Strauss
Clear Track Polka; Flower Song"
from BiZet's Carmen" Mr.. Morris;
Tschaikowsky'S Overture Solennelle
1Sl2'
, 1953-09-15
ADDRESS OF THE HONORABLE HENRY E. RoHISEN
CHAIRMAN MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF ST. CRoIX
ON OCCASION or THE OPENING
OF THE CHARLES HARDWOOD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL


You. Excellency, The Governor of the Virgin Islands,
The Honorable Anthony Lausi, Mrs. Alma HARDWOOD, Plat
form Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen:
During the wears 1941 to 1916, a great man passed our
way and in passing left his deep understanding and per
ception Of the needs Of our people of the Virgin Islands; Ct
his devotion to the task he was appointed to do and OF his,
achievement in accomplishing what / consider ne greatest
contribution yet made to the people OF the Virgin Islands. !
am speaking Of the late Charles HARDWOOD.
In a short while, our very special guest Mrs. Alma Har-
wood, will cut the ribbon, and in 50 doing open our new
Charles Harwood Memorial Hospital This IS as it should be-.
We are very happy indeed, that it has been possible to have
someone who had shared the life Of our late Governor and
has been in a position to know the untold sacrifices made BY
her deceased husband, in the interest of the people Of the Vlr-
gin Islands to be here with us and to take part IN this cere-
mony. Her being here, gives US the feeling that to take part
III this ceremony. Her being here, gives US the feeling that
the one to whom we have dedicated this institution, although
not physically present, is in our midst, and can in some in
explicable way feel the gratitude, happiness and thanks that
pour from the innermost of all Of us assembled here and from
all Virgin Islanders wherever they are.
We realize today, more than ever, the conviction and
courage It required; the many obstacles that had to be sur
mounted and the untold sacrifices that must have been made
by the late Governor HarWood, in fulfilling his desire to real
ize better living conditions for the people of the Virgin Is
lands. All around us, we see his toll and sacrifice bearing
fruit. It is deeply regretted that his life was not spared to
see his hopes and dreams come true. Therefore, to you Mrs.
Harwood, II have the honor to convey the deepest and sincere
thanks and appreciation from the people of the Virgin Is
lands for the devotion, toll and sacrifice made by your de-
ceased husband for our benefit and that this great man passed
our way.
Tt is alo fitting and proper, at this time to acknowledge
that this program for the improvement of the people Of the
Virgin Islands, envisoned and pioneered by the late Cover
nor HARDWOOD, could not have become a reality. without addI-
tional sacrifice, toll and devotion to the task. To a man who
- - -. -a.s. - -S4L Il 1a4oA E0ynYnnr HaruvO0d and
, 1953-09-15

uho kneuy axactlv what he had in mind and what his aSpira-
tions were for the people of the Virgin Islands, accrued the
hl,ge responsibility of reactivating and bringing into reality
what was almost lost to all Of us, This man TOBIAS hada tough
road to travel and although in the exercise Of our democratlc
rights. we disagree much more often than we agree, y gives
me great plasure to convey the peoples thanks TO our 1ovel-
Morris F.. de Castro, for a job well done IN putting the mar
wood program into operation.
Embracing all Of this, and most important, I have the
honor Is convey through the Honorable Anthony Lausl re-
Enresentingsthe Department Of the Interior, to the Congress
and the people of the &. S, the deepest thanks and grarituae
from our people, for the very generous gift OF this nstlguuOn'
To further the improvement Of the welfare ct our community
and to provide our Doctors and Nurses with Better taclhues
ana equipment in their fight against suffering and disease ana
III the improvement of our standards OF health and meolcal
services
Our community appreciates this gift and our desire %
help ourselves whenever we can is being fully demonstrated
The MANY fund raising activities for the benefit OF our new
hospital now in progress, spanked by the enthusiasm Ct the
entire community of the opening of our Charles HarWood
Memorial Hospital Again I say our deepest and sincere
thanks and appreciation to the people and Congress OF tne
United States.
Finally to all Of us who reside here say, this IS your
Ehosnital IT is here to serve you. It is your responsibility 70
cherish and properly maintain it, 50 that it may serve ~
PURPOSE to the fullest extent. I know that you will not snnk
this responsibility and further that improvements Will DC
made as. they may become necessary. Already Inc persons
that will staff this hospital have made contributions along
this line. When you enter this building and see what Is ms,ae'
YOU will receive a fuller appreciation of the toll and sacrlnce
that has made this possible.
With the cutting of the ribbon by Mrs. HARDWOOD ana te
opening Of these doors, am sure you will all agree with me,
that today Is a day Of rejoicing.
, 1953-09-15

[that today IS q DAY 81 REJOICING.
, 1953-09-15

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1853
Evening star., 1953-03-24
FOREST HILLS

OFF CONN., AVE.-Stately
Colonial, 4 twin-sized bed
rooms. Situated on, on apBTSo%XS; pBBS%S
(cves.) THOS. j. FISHER d
M INT nY r.R2Q0
Evening star., 1953-03-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GAS STATION FOR LEASE, BY large
oil company; no good will to buy;
moderate capital necessary to cover
stock; excellent location; reasonable
rent, Phone ME. s-O443 for ap-
CAFE@Liauor license; same owners
IL years. quotes 81. 100 weekly; 4:
yr. lease, best corner in town. Total
PERRUs until $50 pm, RA.
sis $3.50; after pm. at OK! "a.
COToRiED-4IO CcSiED4 v ST. N.w.-2-bed-
rm. house avail for immed. occup.,
SS5 mo. To inspect call NE. S.5402.
with beer: seats 50: air
cond. excellent industrial section.
no competition, heavy sandwich
trade: closed Sundays; owner guar.
ante antses J. ssSS5 sSS day. PRICE s, $I5 800 isE
Exclusive, 1411 Pa. ave. NV. MA.
EST with liquor: downtown.
same owner 81 years; retiringi seats
"a; does $4,000 week, from am.
to 1880 pm; easy operation; pay
roll $3.50 wk. Can be handled with
sis. 900 down: incl: $4,000 stock.
ave. NV. MA. SOFAS or UN; 4
$4,000 viii establish you In profitable
manufacturing business anywhere.
I. 3. BROWN, MA. S-4420.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
HOUSES FURNISHED

ARLINGT0N-Practically new 2-bed-
rm. brick BUNGALOW with excellent
bike. rdEe'qs near Ariinston 1Edas %illase; cOn-
EsRasP' EsRts sf7t f. a. K p0Rt' W. MULES IEsmlgR& yR
siLVfER sPRMG-3-bedrm. Colonial;
immaculatsly .lyn,... clean, sparkling I5I
porch; separate 3,.n,.; din; EII1;; .IT ground It
tractiyely furnished, Only $3.50 on
ARI1NGToN. iyn; ifNSsNi oh vA.%5-Pm., 4tSGi nicely
tuanishsd house la!ss rs ynTdd; Ard 70 1ooap %an
SILVER Hf!ST Z SPRING SPRING - Three-bedroom,
nicely furn. home attrac. corner
location; real value. Ju. S-SS72;
N; ARL:--3 nedrms: baths; full
eonv. @ ST. Sit; sfs5. ia. s-55ss. go
ATTRACTIVE, 2-bedrm. Cape Cod,
brk.: f1repl., plano: on h-acre. wood
ed; in quiet sec: Of Va, nr. Wash.
St GaS kG e S + x KY M s!dss g.
NO. ARLINGToN-s bedrms,, ia
baths sunrm., rec. rm., $3.50 mo.
THOMAS q. MAGRUDER CO. ia.
:-3l31.. IA. 7-2S60; ewes. IA. 5-6463.
yard: Conv. ,transp. $3.50. JU; g.
14s$ii cRITTENDKN ST. NV. ~ 8
apt oil heat. clean throughout.
NORRIS. REALToRs, 7Ss Goth st.
NV. RE. 1865.
S-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER, furn.,
o0116 Dunleer Ct, Bethesda. Full
bsmt.. new house. BY appt. only.
sun, ssll OIL. 4-44s4; weekdays Du-
AtEx.%sublet, e-s mos. furn. g
7oedEm: house With yard. old part
HAesfGKs;Ess AesfGK; kvaf2AisLE ff2ai in D. c and
Nd: S135 to. $3.50. Cali Mr.. Lung.
WO. $4,000. THOs. L. PHILLIPS.
rambler, 2 bedrooms, living room,
dinette, kitchen and bath: conven-
lent to schools and transportation;
SIEa no. DREYFusS BROS. Ma.
Ls1VGsI'A 4, = ';.eS. ATTRACTIVE GRIN. bunsa-
!. low, on 3 beautiful corner lot. full
ksriit, and attic. Nicely furnished.
Inquire Of 3322 y. glehe rd., Arl.,
". $3.50. SHANNON q EuCHS CO..
1895 a OF. nv. MA. e-2346. -26
Evening star., 1953-03-24
COOPERATIVE Aprs. SALE

ECONOMY is the special feature of
this very large 1-bedrm. apt. mr..
Meridian Park. Foyer 8x1O. living
rn1. 1928. din. rm. 15x16. den (or
second bedrm0 14xo, bedrm. 14x1l.
This ong-established cooperative
building onerS Q convenient "close
In" location and unusual roominess.
The price is only $4,000, and with
u down. total monthly payments
would be APPROX. sos. Please call
, Mr.. Gavin. with H. G. SMITHY Co,
81: $4,000; res. AD. 2-5004. -25
E-BEDRM. APT. on Columbia rd., mr..
Sth st. NV: foyer, living rm.. full
size dining rm., kitchen. pantry and
bath; elevator and switchboard serv-
ice: priced very favorably at S12,-
ESQ: with, " cash. Please call Mr.
Gavin. with II. G. .SMITHY CO., ST.
$4,000: res. AID. 2-6O04. --25
DE LUKE 2-BEDRM. APT. in one of
Washington's most desirable co-op-
eratives. Foyer, living room, den Cor
second bedrm.), bedroom, full-size
dining room, kit, pantry and bath.
This exclusive building features a
quiet "close in" location with ample
service, and adjoins a major hotel
with public dining room and garage.
$4,000. Please call Mr.. Gavin. With
Il; 9; sH11TdHdY CO.. ST. $4,000;
Evening star., 1953-03-24
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

LTGHT HsA4ggL1INGGs s4g lecsl 81. moving ~ & i
TU. 2.1160 after 4 pm.
MOVING ACROSS rHE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage IN
sepafate rooms: EXPERT packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. NC Established 1906.
ARE YOU MOVING to California OF
to some other Western State? Daily
service On household goods and
autos ct Iower rates. JUDSON
MOVING DONE RIGHT-WAY-.1-bed-
rn. apt. as low as $15. all work
you By Job or SO hr; 6 rms. as low
ACTION MOVERS-Fast colored
movers. We move by the job or hour.
Dependable low rates. DE. 2-61 SO.
QUICK MOVING - Refrigerators,
coucheS, odds and ends or entire
households. Call NO. 7-2713. -25
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reaS. IA. 9-2937: ewes, RA. STAG.
MOVING SPECIALIST, day or night.
Reasonable rates; Experienced men.
MOVING AND HAULING = Also
boxes, trunks and luggage; z do. wk.,
day and eve. Serv. IA. 9-Ol16. Us
Evening star., 1953-03-24
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

RESPONSIBLE BUSINESSMAN wants
modern unfurnished house in North
Arlington area. Must have maid s
room, 8 or 4 bedrooms, recreation
room. Occupancy June l. ia. g.
ADDITIONAL ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
have flne tenants for homes in
nearby Nd. or NV. D. c.; free APP
praisals; NO delay. For complete
rental service, phone US today:
ENGINEER desires to rent 2 Or: or >
Begin. April 1920. Can NO. 1880.
PHYsiCixN WISHES ga bedrm..
old or new. unfurn. dst; home
Immediate occupancy. Within 15
Evening star., 1953-03-24
RENTAL

\ dandy Cape Cod brick home in
apple-pie order. Practically new
house. 5 bedrooms and 2 baths.
Modern large kitchen and breakfast
nook. Location. 1876 Moncure dr.,
Alex, Va. You will appreciate this
fine home when you see 1t at the
monthly rental Of $140. FOR IN
SARRY. s ssoe NV Mt. vernon Asn ave-. Alex.
va. TIE. 6-2442 or XII. Q.OO7S. "a
Evening star., 1953-03-24
APARTMENTS WANTED

FASTIDIOUS gentlewoman, no pets,
no children. no musical instruments,
home, NV. sect. or adj. suburbs.
Quiet. pleasant outlook essential
Excel. refs. OIL. -2-5674.
APARTMENT; 40 rms, for ONCE,
near Kalorama Circle. Call oAD.
UNFURNISHED. we need two apis.
in same apt. bldg. Write Box 35l-A,
3 EMPLOYED men desire nice compl.
distance downtown. 10 Si2O. 1st Of
April. DU. 7-3608. -25
RREE-Landlords applicant wait1ng
for your fufn. or unfurn. apis. or
open = days MA S-OOO1
Evening star., 1953-03-24
HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN to share lge. semidet
house; quiet NV. Sec; excel. tranSp.
RA. 3-0S71, after 8. = -26
house with another man; Arlington;
reasonable; 10 mi. from D. c, ia.
CoMafPTIIE;rELY IafTIE;rELY FURNISHED HOUSE,
with yard, 1 bedrm. with twin beds
avail; all home privils. Phone EN-.
2-6324 weekdays after $3.50. sat-
Sun, all day. "a
Evening star., 1953-03-24

de luxe apt; new
bldg; in convenient Anacostia, D. G.
Large rooms. complete kit; 500 so
plus utilities. Call
THE GABLES co.
Ii. 3-6S66, LU. 1-S642
Evening star., 1953-03-24

GLOVEH FAEth
8 bedrms., liv. and din. rrn., kit,
bath, dble. rear porches, blt.-1n
garage. gas heat. Immediate posses
GEORGETOWN REALTY & ms. CO;
AID. 2-5577 WO. 6-S11 10
Evening star., 1953-03-24

BRIGHTWOOD-Ba1 ACT NOW.
47SI 9Th st.. brk.. 2 compl. apts.
spss spfs' dss ksniai Wh,ttsi sEs .s d. so%Sa
rms. II Lonefellow St.. det. brk., 6
rms. Others for sale or rent on reg.
sTRoUP 6212 Ga. ave. RIA. $500.
CHEVY CHASE, p: C,-s2s. 5oOIThe
Of room for the chiidren's sand box
and sewing room on second .fioor
The FIRST floor has attractive nvine
room. large dining room. den and
kitchen. OH hot-water heat; de-
sfSts ave- snd
ave. with TRANSFORMATION. close by.
once open until 9. EDw. Il. JONES
& Co, INC, Chevy Chase. D. C. Pa
CHEVY I' aan CHASE, D.. d; cAMost IN, attFsc- rae
lures . full bath on ist f.; al
bedrms. take twin beds. Home neat
lear garage. W. B. wRidHT. EN- EN-
3-5600 III 9 p.m -,
cHaHX fTaM cOna SaAsE Ave. tRs sstlsc. h6ms
Screened Mas es; Dorches. u sun decks: s'; Ideal
1Ss W. srfs g. MRfGH 1eRE z. Ea RlGfts.SsRst sssot
CMEvY sHH : pG;maiAs CHASE. ss7, ,ooo-5 bedrms,,
garage. W. C.. 8 A. N. MILLER,
EN-. 2-4464. once open 9 am. to
Gto1ER SiR PARK-s1s. 900: row brick
Rr'i insl so4ss 9SF'hss EM. sIe5os Ts5Ss STEELE aa
GLOVER PARK S1S, ,S5o-This g.
bedrm. brick home in this close-in
section Is close to shopping; etc; A
very good value aa5 Garage; PiShEsshs5 IMIssS ry
REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-2326 It'll Q pm.
KENT-Beautiful white brk. oeorsian
bedrms. 2 baths; random width
floors; 2-car garage; lovely Earden:
buy: Horace Mann School. FRANK
9. PHILLIPS. DL 7-1411; ewes. EN-.
MI TisSGG; GPGi;EAsANT-ea-ft. row S house
complete apt; on 1st A.; 2 apsss; sd6 2nd
Sa:sGG sESGgy sois essn. RA. 'aM5sai sefsis. WILDER
SHEPHERD PARK--A beautiful hrk
Colonial home on h-acre corner lot.
Lge: concrete drive and ss,rI,, perkins
rase, patio. sun psrior. ise. iiy. rm:.
{irepl., RECEIPT. hall, study with pow.
nook; B bedfmS. on Znd n; Datns,
master bedrm. has firepl.. walk lin
cedaf-lined closet and pvt. bath;
lge. finished attic with mothproof
cedar storage closet; full bsmt.
SAC, 800. For appointment. call Ia.
9-265S. For sale BY owner. CT see
TSKoMH sHSs 1l0fsk Pk.. d. c.-This large de-
tached 4-hedrm. home with nv. rm;
din. rm., parlor. huge Kitchen. porch
and bsmt. on 200-ft. deep lot. Is
close to ali conv.; it's clean ass Q
pin and priced at only S16,50Q.
with low cash and easy terms. Call
OIL. 1920, It'll 8 pm ]. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. INC. 1885 Wisconsin
ssse ssse; MASS. AVE. N.w.-Mansion
Club, 20 rooms. baths: S67, 1900.
terms; suitable embassy, club
SosEsips Sssas house etc. OWNER "a! pr
|BY oWNER-8-yr.-old fully det.
brick, slate roof. extra lge. liv. and
din. rms, den and powder rm.. kit.
with eating space. disposal and dish
washer. End mr., 8 lge. bedrms., 2
full baths. Large level lot. Anchor
fenced BACKYARD. Very. conv. to
transp., shopping and schools. Can
be well financed. 1868 Underwood
3 xPTs.. iI06 an sT.--Key. {ios.
Rss ssissoS. stsiRosS As EsDisVi vi Eat sss. 8!
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ColOred-Vacant
COLORED
TRY MATCHING THESE
COTnREn
Mr.. both 9 R. I. AVE. N.E.
ONLY $685. DOWN

Mr.. BOTH & r. I. AVE. NE.
ONLY $695 DOWN
Vacant-Det. Frame Home
Clean as Q pin, 6 rms. and bath, full
bsmt., 3 porches, beautiful hoors,
gas heat, storm windows, Venetian
blinds. refrigerator.
COLORED
NEAR STH AND MD. AVE. NE.
ONLY 1895 DOWN
VACANT OFFICE & APT.
3-rm. once with 2 sinks and 2
toilets. Apt. Of 2 rms. and bath;
full bsmt., oil heat.
COLORED
200 BLOCK KY. AVE. BE.
ONLY $3.50 DOWN
Vacant-2-Family Apt.
Newly decorated. / apt. Of rms.
and bath, and 1 apt. rms. and
bath. bsmt.. oil heat.
All are priced right, but hurry
BROKERS COOP. INVITED
John D. Neumann Prop, Inc.
927 18th st. NV. MA. S-232l
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcoa..,

NO. ARLNGToN-2-bedrm. brick.
semidet.. full bsmt. with asphalt tile
d. and outside entr., nicely furn.;
good cond.; c9nv. to, transp.; ideal
g to 3; "a. 7-S3oO. ARLINGTON
SSi1 sTh 81. N.w.-s bedrms.. iiv.
rm.. din. rm.. kit, bath; full bsmt:; ;
JUSTINE REALTY CO., 412 9th st.
nv; DI;, 77SgSS55;, 7SgSS55;,s,rv ,.17
bedrmS.. 2 baths. maids rm. and
bath; available April to Sept. 1;
$235.. W. c. 81 A. n: MILLER.
EN-. 2-4464. Call eyes,. WO. 6-4222
SILVER SPRING. MD.-233 Dale
DIR: Like new: Det. 6-rm..- 2-story
brick home. Nicely furn Immedi-
ate possession; $175 mo. KAY
REALTY CO.. RA. $4,000. -1
SILVER SPRING BARGAIN
Attrac. furn.. carpeted 6-rm. home;
lovely yard: yr. lease. JU. S-8872.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
COLORED-VACANT

2 and 4 BEDROOM APIS.
In elevator bldg, good NV. location !:
small down payment, balance like
rent. HENRY SALUS. 1104 Vermont
ave. NV. CO. 6-19SS. IA