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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-07-16
Left FRIDAY

Left Friday
Mrs L. c. Lipsey and Miss
Marie Brown left Friday for
points in Florida and Cuba
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-07-16
Sunday Guests

Sunday Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barranco
and Dice Serio of Greenwood
spent Sunday in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. D. M. Barranco.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-07-16
Have Returned

Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Durham and
children have returned after a
visiting his mother in Arkansas.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-07-16

The program was closed with
prayer by Mrs. Edwards. The
hostess served ice cream d
cake during the social hour.
Visiting Father
Mrs. w. L. Sanders of Column
bus spent Friday with her father
Mr.. H. B. Sargent.
Jockson Visitors
Mrs. R. f. Moore attended the
Carruth-A Adams reunion in Au-
burn on Sunday.
Back Home
Miss Ann Heggie is back home
from a delightful trip to New
York, Washington and other
eastern points of interest.
In Moorheod
John Clifton st. Clair is visit
ing relatives in Moorhead this
week.
Sunday Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barranco
and Dice Serio of Greenwood
spent Sunday in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. D. M. Barranco
Weekend Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Farmer
and children of Belmont and Mr.. |
and Mrs. j. w. Query and Pa
tricia of Jackson were weekend
guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fulmer.
Leaves TodoY
Miss Saranell Howard will |
leave today for New Orleans
where she will spend the night
and then continue to Houston,
Texas for visit with her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Howard.
Notice: When you need expert
plumbing coll City Plumbing
Company in Lexington. Phone
sss. Wen give you prompt SER
vice and guarantee oil our work
satisfactory. Please add our name
to your phone directory.
Have Returned |
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Durham and
children have returned after a |
visiting his mother in Arkansas. |
With Parents
Mr.. Wick Winborn of Jackson
spent the weekend with his pa I
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Win
born.
Jackson Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Cresswell |
and children, Cathy and Bill, |
Mrs. Charlotte Tindall and Mrs. |
Charlotte Winborn were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. |
Stan in Jackson.
Returned Sunday
Miss Shirley Durham returned
home Sunday from PinevilIe.
Louisiana where she has been
visiting relatives.
Is Home
S/Sgt. Charles Barranco is
home on a thiry-day furlough
He will then leave for California
to sail for Japan.
s;SI fyE& ~
Evening star., 1953-12-13
Samuel Lang ley and His I||-Fated Flying Machin

struction Of a plane with a
48-foot Widespread and So
feet from nose to tail. It was
to be catapulted from the top
of a houSeboat anchored in
the Potomac not far from
Mount Vernon. Two flights
were attempted with Charles
M. Manly, assistant to DR..
Langley, at the controls. Both
ended in near disaster.
Even in those days, aero
nautical experiments had
been going on for many years.
and DR.. Langley was far from
the first in trying to fly. For
centuries men had dreamed
of flying, and many had at
tempted to get of the ground
in various grotesque craft,
some propelled by muscle
power"
In 1899 an Englishman,
william S. Henson. built a So
called airplane. powered with
two bi-bladed propellers, and
an attempt was made to
finance an Aerial Steam
Transit Company" in England,
but the plan died a-borning.
Meanwhile, research was 60
ing on elsewhere, notably in
France and Germany, and in
1866 the Aeronautical Society
Of Great Britain was formed.
Gliding and ballooning long
since had been common.
DR.. Langley, born in 1894,
was an outstanding physicist,
astronomer and mathemati-
clan. He held positions with
several universities and, for a
time, taught mathematics at
the Naval Academy before
coming here in 1887.
In beginning his aeronaut-
ical research in 1898, he stud
led the flight of birds, but
soon began building model
Evening star., 1953-12-13

they made four short but
historic flights, the climax OF
years Of study, planning and
building their flimsy craft.
It is ironic, however, that
the Wright brothers flights
came only nine days after the
tragic end to 10 years of aero
nautical research and expert
mentation by DR.. Samuel P.
Langley, secretary of the
Smithsonian Institution.
DR.. Langley supervised con-
Evening star., 1953-12-13

A 8 LONG AS men ny-and
IA the airplane seems to be
here to stay-there apparently
will be room for debate on
who actually invented the
airplane.
There is no question but
that the 1lrst plane to get into
the air under its own power
and with q man at the con-
trolls was built by Orville and
Wilbur Wright. It was so
years ago this Thursday that
Evening star., 1953-12-13

planes. At first, he used
rubber bands for "engine
power" but later, as he built
bigger models, he used tiny
engines that ran on steam,
compressed air, gunpowder or
naphtha.
Motive power was one Of his
biggest problems. He worked
hard and long to obtain a
suitable steam engine, but
those that produced sufficient
horsepower were too heavy.
He finally developed a gaSo-
line engine for the plane that
made the Inflated flight
trials.
AS DR.. Langley'S work pro-
greSsed, war with Spain was
growing closer and President
Mckinley suggested that he
attempt to build an airplane
that could be used in war.
He was given an appropria-
ton of $4,000, but the war
had come and gone before DR..
Langley was ready.
The first big test came on
October 8, 1903. With Mr..
Manly at the controls, the
engine roared. the cable hold
ing the catapult was cut and
the plane lurched forward.
Instead of rising into the air.
the plane tumbled over the
edge of the houSeboat. After
fishing Mr.. Manly from the
river, workmen salvaged the
plane. The failure of the
flight was attributed to a
piece of launching equipment
which threw the plane off
balance.
On December 8. all was
ready for the second attempt.
Again the plane plopped off
the houseboat into the river;
again the launching equip
ment was blamed.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

The following day The Star,
in an editorial, said:
"The public will not
discriminate closely between
the (flying) machine and its
launching accessory. It will
persist in regarding the
launching apparatus as an
essential feature of the whole.
Hope, indeed, springs
eternal in the breast Of the
seeker for the secret of human
flight, (and) if once a per-
feet launching device can be
secured, there will remain the
test of the machine itself,
which is yet improved"
In 1905 DR.. Langley died
of a broken heart, some said.
Eight years later, his plane,
with some notifications and
with floats instead of a cata-
pult, was flown successfully,
taking of from Lake Keuka,
near Hammondsport, N. Y.
In those intervening years,
great strides were made in all
phases of aviation, and among
the changes in the plane for
the 1914 tests were alterations
in wing contour. engine power
and controls. Some insist the
plane, as originally built, was
incapable of fight, Others
disagree.
One Wright biographer
goes so far as to say that
nothing that originated with
Langley has ever been used
in a successful flying
machine" However, another
authority says the Ham,
mondsport flights have been
accepted as "prima facie eW-
dence that, except for the
malfunctioning of the launch
ing gear, DR.. Langley's air
plane would have made sue
ceSsful flights in 1908"
Evening star., 1953-09-11
Owney Modden's Brother Free
On Bail, to Fight Deportation

wife, Catherine, was charged by
the Government with fraudulent
ly claiming to be an American
citizen when he last re-entered
the country. ITO me, I'm a New
Yorker" he commented to news
men. Il used to say I was born
in New York"
II tried to join the Army in
1916" he related. "They said l
was too rough, too tough, and I
would break the morale of the
soldiers. 1t had to be my luck
came from neighborhood that
was tough and rough"
The immigration and Natural
ization Service charged Martin
failed to report his address for
1851, 1852 and 1858, as required
by law. It also cited his crimi-
nal record. including seven re-
ported arrests between 1908 and
1919. The listing included
stretches behind the bars for at
tempted burglary. unlawful entry
and gun carrying.
Evening star., 1953-09-11
BY the Assoeioisd Prsss

NEW YORK. Sept. 11-"I'm
just as innocent as q little baby. "
says Martin Aloysius Madden,
older brother Of one-time Beer
Baron owen (Owney) Madden.
Slapped with a deportation
warrant. Martin declared:
81 want to stay in this coun-
try. This is my life-the side
walks of New York. I don't
know no person in Europe"
Martin, born in England of
Irish parents SO years ago, was
free today in $4,000 bail pending
a hearing in deportation pro-
ceedings.
The charge is that he was an
alien with criminal record
when he last re-entered the
United States at Miami from
Havana January Is, 1881.
An official here said Madden's S
arrest Wednesday was part of
Attorney General Brownell's s
roundup Of aliens with criminal
records. Seized at his Manhat-
tan home by agents of the I'm
migration and Naturalization
Service, Madden was taken to
Ellis Island on a deportation
warrant. Released in bail, he
took a ferryboat back to Man
haitian late in the day.
Madden announced he woulc
fight deportation to his native
land which he left in 1902 at the
age of IL along with his parent.
and a SiSter-all now dead-anC
his brother Owney.
Madden told newsmen plain
lively:
New York is my city. I've
been here 50 (sic) years f..
certainly don't want to go tt
England"
Martin, wrinkle-faced and
feet 8. has been a quiet-livinl
man in recent years.
He contended yesterday tha1
he has gone straight" since get.
ting out of Sing Sing Prison ir
1916. Asked several times how
he has made living, he finally
replied that he had run ract
horses" He said he now is ere
tired" but has spent his time al
racetracks.
Martin. who has an American
Evening star., 1953-09-11
Weapon Against Disease
In Newborn Calves Found
BY the Assoeieisd Pra.s

CHICAGO. Sept. 11.-veter-
mary scientists today reported
a new discovery to help control
a disease which kills many new
born calves.
The Journal of the American
Veterinary Medical Association
reported a combination Of dried
cattle serum, vitamin K and
predigested milk solids is effec-
tive in controlling the ailment
known as ScourS.
A high concentration of gam
ma globulin in the serum helps
prevent infection, the report
said. Vitamin K fortif1eS new
born calves against hemorrhage
and milk solids provide early
nouriShment.
Until recently calves had
much less chance Of living If
deprived of the first milk of the
cow but the new combination Is
successful substitute, the re-
port said.
The serum is produced from
the blood of cattle.
Evening star., 1953-09-11
Pilots Escape Injury
As Navy JETS Collide
BY the Associated Press

/ REDWOOD CITY. Calf, Sept.
1.-Two Navy twin-jet Banshee
fighters collided in flight yester-
day over the crowded Bayshore
highway on the San Francisco
peninsula, but no one was in
| jured.
| One plane caught fire, crashed
and exploded near oil storage
tanks.
Ensign R. T. Arrott. %, of El
Paso. Tex, parachuted safely.
He told police It don't know
what happened"
Ensign D. K. JohannSen man
aged to land his crippled jet at
his base, Moffett Naval Air Sta
ton, 10 miles south.
The two planes were in an
eight-jet formation on q train
/ ing mission.
Evening star., 1953-09-11

i. Wool zephyr sweater set in white,
dark coIors or posteIs. "a to 40.
SIip-on, 3.95 Cordioon. sos
Tweed wool skirt with Impressed
Pleots in combination of red, gold,
green. 10 to Is. S.95
2. Pandora boxy heavy wool car
disan-the Iotest roee. White, dark
coIors, posteIs. "a to 40. sos
Plaid pleated skirt orion and WOOL
thot's woshobIe-l0 to 16. 1925
3. Pandora nylon sweater set in
white, posteIs, dark colors. "a to 40
SliP-on, S.95. Cardigan, 6.95
Mems wool flannel skirt slim as q
hocky stick Groy, brown, navy. 10
to l6. sos
4. Bat wing Little Miss English
sweater blouse with throat close
collar, white trimming Groy, toast,
navy, green. "a to 40. SOS.
Pebbly tweed wool thin-Iine skirt in
Oxford or light eroy or rose. 10 to
l6. 7.o5
WGL-Teen Age Apparel, 4th
Floor, Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
HOUSES sAL-N.w. tcon..)

MANOR PK.-Six-rm. semidet. brick.
reasonably priced. Open 2 to 5 Sat.
and Sun. 1907 9Th st. NV. .
SHOREHAM. Conn. ave. area.-Eight-
room. 4-bath brick G. flsD; de luxe.
vacant; in new condition; Sl9;95O.
M EA' R!S6a1 koHNER. d. 7-sl4S or
TAKoMA. D. c., 661a End st-open
Sun, 30. Det., 3 bedrms., gas H.
Nh Near Goolidsee High School
T TdARKE REAL Gp9o IL 7-5lls or Mr.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Six rms, > baths, finished play
room; built-in garage, gas heat. ST.
ls S And SPRING RID. AREA, / blk.
from iron. l1thi lovely 6,Tm row brick pst
Price rh $3.50. Cali ali Mr. Ti La VHants,
for appt. RIA. 6-lO63. JU. 5-7l00.
FINE BUY. located at 6l21 l4th
weli-built home. finest quality all
brick, slate roof, nice-size rms,
pa baths, storm windows, garbage
disposal. Good financing can be
arranged: House open Sunday. 2 to
= pm, HAROLD ROBERT & CO.
413 DECATUR sT.-Brick; 3 bedrms..
3 porches, oil heat, finished recrea-
a tion ROOM or sa faIsi, sl0'6o0 IA
POSSESSION AT ONCE--Attractiiye
baths, gas heat; large covered front
porch. double rear porches. Priced
to sell. owner out of town. Halt
block west Of l4th st; 81 900;
easy terms E. QUINCY SMITH;
NC 141s H st. NV. OIL. 2-9dd74
lStIO KANSSS AVE N.W-substan-
tiaI att. 7-rm. brick home plus in
closed rear porch, full bsmt.,
recr., rm. and bar; nice, COW. front
Realty SAi CORE Re- ST. 9Ss.-ssi316. 20
NEAR 18th AND LONGFELLOW SITS
! N.W.-Spacious home for largt
| family. Just redecorated and clean
as pin. SIX BEDROOMS. AND :
BATHS above Isl looor' which con,
room, dining room, breakfast al,
cove. kitchen and den. Modernized
Kitchen and baths; 2-car garage
Lovely Handicapped, lot. Owner has
bought another home; must SCI sell
To inspect, call OF. 4-S5s5 or RIA
6-5924 (evenings). or FRANK s.
PHILIPS. DI. 7-1411. .
RAMBLER-2la yrs: old, close tc
town, mr.. entr. to ROCK creek Fafk,
lee. liv. rm.. full-size din. rm., 3
twin-size bedrms.,. pa bahs. screen.
ed-in patio all-elec. .GE kit: Will
| ll-cu-ft. dble.-dr refgr. and dble
| oven de luxe range. dishwasher anc
/ Disposall: by OWNER: S31 $50
1925 Blagden ave. NV, tn. 2-4625
Mr.. WALTER -Fifteen-room
house. = acres of land; fine for
church, organization or off-stree:
parking. FRANK CRAVER, RA.
3-4635
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
HOUSES FURNISHED tcons.)

oUGINT CENTURY-OLD COTTAGE.
near Dupont Circle. Kitchen, living
rm. and bedrm.. garden and ter
- race. S125 mo-, years lease: One or
pm: ewes. to pm. Ho. 2-2431.
RETHEsDA-Brick; 3 bedrms.. bath,
full bsmt,, knotty-pine recr. rm:;
W. very B. n %RToh i4En EN- si sSsd RsF ri n g.
SILVER spR1NG-4 bedrms.. ? baths,
IEe liy rm sep I,o din Rr Tn' c kit snd
SCI SEA JHE1FfFE fSio sT. N.w.-siz Ice.
rms. . porches, mod. baths: lovely
carpeting rent reas.; for : , girls
2posro 5filGEs RE- lR'g 4l5ee4 OF "a.
GEORCGHE:TowN-Attractive e-bedrm;
house: large liy. rm.. din. rm.: End
A. air conditioned; Avail; short
notice for mos "sf., Hu' 3-7943 be-
CHEVY ET CHASE. D. c.-ae14 Patter-
pa baths, ga blocks from schools;
Fairgrounds son in9p f fnpn t nea
Bendix: s275 per mo. Yearly. lease,
May be seen $50 to on Fri. or !
to 8 on Sat. and Sun. -
13th AND DELAFlELD Fl. N.M.-o
bedrms;: poTehes; lge I'd; Sl76 per
AURORA HILLS min. from Pen
tsgon; 3-bedrm. Calf: modern: Aug.
= to oct, IS; $500 per mo. Call
CoNNGREss8AN will sublet small
coionial-styie town house: COM
pletely furnished. including utilities
and phone service. Available i'm
mediately until Jan. l. 1854. Phone
CoNN. oI Es 81 spr. wheaton
house; daylight bsmt.: transp.,
schools: fenced I'd; children well
come: available Sept. /; $3.50 mo.
yiRGiNTA HIGHLANDS. adjacent to
Pentagon - Three bedroom, partly
turn., Diet. bungalow: S125 per mo:
I kfSLry OTIS so 4 8 ssrd N 10 ezs.
ARL i s1SS ga 24te st. :,.. ssiw
R RRs s safd s're Cali e oT 4SssS
ARL., 6114 So. 12th-clean. ? bed
rooms, Bendix. Available immed.
$40. ia. 1876 or IA. S-259o;;
UNTIL JAN. Lovely home, 4 bed
Sat. and ali day sunday, and after
) weekdays. Call Ma. $3.50, ext
1921 Weekdays. 2 to 5: 10
Brick semidet., 3 bedrms. 1st fl. car
peted throughout. powder rm: on LIST
Storm windows, disposal dish
washer. washing machine. electric
Clothes clothes dryer Finished 1i l Eeer; rT M
owner. Sat, Sun. and ewes. at IA.
a-4435 or DI. 1883; Monday
LEAsE-Furnished; months. August
baths, cleo. kit. garage. Convenient
Pentagon. ia, 5-9176. %
IN COOL SECTION OF ARL.--Three-
bedrm. rambler, air conditioner In
master 0eTTm sIec d AIa snd
atelys until Jan. 6. sls5 month.
ao@a sSth ST. N,w.-Modern 6-rm.
and and bath a. house with gar; Located a,Ii
sIi5 per mo- Ma. s-soa@: 10
FAIRFAX. vA.-7-rm. mod Colonial,
rm., gar. s155 mo. ia s-3o13;
spTing, $50 RA, 6-2sl4. ; ~
SILVER i've / sPRING-Det. s-rm b D.
Colonial, attached gar, oil ,heat
HTepldCe IN NV, Eul,. aItFhC- IuTu.,
nr. schools: $50 mo- VI. lease
$40 mo. Tyr. lease. For aput
JU. 5-3336. q
BEDROOM, "-bath. very nice
~ furnished GEORGETOWN home. liv.
rm., library, = frepls., din. rm
and kit
FIye-bsdroom house with draHins
rm.. library firepls.; exquisitely
furnished: for temporary rental
BY appt. only, please phone Mrs.
Gillette EN- "-36J3
F. V. CIUFFREDA
Fat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
HOUSES UHFURNIsHED

2tIS SOUTHERN AVE. SEE rms.
gas heat. semidet: close to transp.,
Andrews and Boiling Fields: 500
per mo. ia. 1856. 10
1901 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-4 bed
rms; baths. lgs row brick 5 ul ho9Ie'
WARD & NORRIS, Realtor. 723
4IOI 5th ST. N.W.-Three- oedr DOM
Colonial brick; oil heat; mr.. school
SILVER sPRING-Rent; e-bedrm.
brk. rambler at 500 mo. or buy as
sum H5s GI loan at 500 mo. OIL.
NEW DEVELOPMENT, N.E.-3-bed-
rm., modern kit, tile bath; lst-f1.
powder rm.; full bsmt., ,lge. yard,
school and playground nearby;
ALEXANDRIA-Beaut 3-bedrm. q.
75-ft. California rambler on "a
acre wooded lot; compl. equip. cleo.
mr.. grade and high schools: cony.
to Pentagon; S135 mo. so. 5-S036.
ROCK CREEK FOREST. near Jewish
community center-6 rms. and
newly dec. near shopping ctr. and
elementary school Avail. now;
SI45 mo. to responsible party.
1881 East-West hwy OIL 90 %
NEAR KANSAS AVE- rms, two
bedrms.: new, brick semidetached;
Sos. no. 2-3566 Ext. 430. %
MARYLAND, River I'd. area-Attrac.
mod. rambler set among pine trees;
fireplace. 3 bedrms', > baths, attach:
gar; use of old barn and fenced
fields if desired; Sl75 mo, OIL.
Av4TIABLE-close,in All with su-
poSai and dishWasher; $3.50. 3).
semidet.; . bedrms, and rec. rm;'
$40. g. 3-be sIaa Colonial 2n1 r s139;
7 nEA EMfRs SS 81 s. S .fs4 OBJ
rm. brick semidet.;, full basement.
fenced yard. Open 61l0 Pm. 3 u
n T%s ' sesopsa.d Rohs RA s's asst
COLUMBIA PINES oficers Tyr. ;;old
3-bedrm. brick rambler. elec. kit
fireplace. tiled rec; rm. IN well
lighted basement. LEe; shaded l3t +
con cow Il, to IHlSSh Pentason; S94o
BRIGHTw i o 5as Madison st: NV.
-Lge. modern brick, 4 bedrms,,
liv, rm.. din. nm, sunroom, Kit.
2 Ice. porches. lEe;. rec. rm.. lse: lot
DAWN REAL ESTATE. tn. 2-222s.
FAILS All CHURCH AREA-Brand-Hew
3-bedrm. rambler. S110. Avail. for
immsd; occupancy, Owner Ser on prem
lions: From junction of Rte. Z and
Lee hwy. in Falls Church go 3h
miles north on Rte. Z. turn right on
Isle ave. and, 2 blks. to right on
4 ih'F on anG Dr. Can - "a if 57t sa0
NEAR APEX THEATER-New brick;
3 bedrms.. 2 baths: paneied liy;
disposal Ei ana and diishWSsher, sun an porch
h h1se stP heat; $500 u per ef mo. to
responsible party; available tmmed.
Call DI. 7-1677 weekdays, e-5;
NEAR APEX THEATER-Modern: 8
rm, powder nm, lEe. modern Kit; !;
nice yard c: S1I 81, per 1E S r syfisSie
THRREE-BEDRM. BRICK. almost new;
l7x22-ft. liv. nm; full bSmt;; reduced
20 S12O mo; 2324 Gay ySnSr,! ar E,S S,e:'
Sfx.ROOH BRICK BUNGALOW, full
bsmt.; stove, refgr.. Venetian blinds,
auto. gas h.-w.h.: sc. section: Sl25.
a ALLISON ST. N.E.-Bus at cor
ner. Lovely rooms. "a baths.
Beautiful recreation room with bar
Screened porch GOLDMAN, ia,
Q-675O: TIL. @-00S@.
ARLINGTON-Unu attrac. 6-rm.
brick; 8 bedrmS.. porch: COW. loo:
SI50 per mo. McCLAINE PROPER
TIES. ia 2-33O0. 10
Alexandria, min. from Penta-
Ron; 3-bedrm. row. brick house: 2
years old; Sl10 mo. Call ST. 3-1oa3.
10
ALEXANDRIA-2 bedrms. recr. rm.
COW. loo. Under S110. IA. S-04"6.
GUEST HOUSE-Modern. 2 bedrms.,
masonry construction; garage; con-
venient to city. Herndon 353. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FAMILY OF 5 need 3-bedrm. home in
Arl. or Falls Church areas, mr..
schools, by Sept. l. Reas. JE. =
s9BEHDRM. HOUSE or apt, unfurn..
wanted by Govt. family. returning
to D. c. Phone OIL. 4-6170. .
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT. UPPER
NV: BETH.-CH. CHI, MD. JOHN
T. HARRIS, REALTOR. 5506 CONN.
AVE. NV EN-. 2-S400. %
COUNTRY HOUSE, unfinished, Va.
pref. 45-min. drive to GNU: 3
bedrooms; up to 500. LA. 6-646l
lease exceptionally well-furnished
home in NV: requires 3 bedrms..
pa baths, den or rec. room, maid S
rm.; no children: no pets; not in
terested in usual rental property
but will give perfect care to some
ones cherished home; 5000 per mo.
for suitable place. WO. 6-6135. 49,
NV; section; up to $3.50 month.
NAVAL OFFICER-one child, need .
or 8 bedrm. unfurn. house; very
lease, Lo; 5;3747. Ia
FRENCH OFFICIAL wishes to rent
furnished or partly furnished house,
bedrms. Cleveland Park, Mass.
ave. area. Minimum ] W. lease.
ApproX $500 mo. Reply DE. H-S300
Ext. 81. during office hours. 10
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charming, unfurnished house,
suitable for couple or bachelor. Apt.
only. please phone Mrs. Gillette. EN-.
F. v. cIUFFREDA
Real Estate 3"35 P st. NV
N VICINITY OF 18th and Harvard
SITS. n.w.-Seven rms. bath. attic
bSmt.. h.-w.h., front and rear
porches, Open for inspection Aug
80: avail. for renting Sept. /. Rent
P. ]. wALsHE, INC.
Ills Eye st. NV. MA. S-646s
NEW MICHIGAN PARK SECTION
Semidet 2-storv brick, only 3 years
old; 5 rms. and bath. full bsmt..
gas &C. heat, weatherstripped, in
Sulated. hardwood floors, open porch
sTEUART BROS, INC. DI. 7-o434
$50 to ) PM. weekdays. p
VIENNA, VA.-shade. Earden; g.
bedrm. rambler; liv. rm., firepl
large work and storage rm. with
fan; sep. garage; convenient to
schools and bus. S135.
McDIARMID REAL ESTATE
Ask Operator for Vienna 500
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HOUSES TO SHARE

Ice. FRONT BEDROOM. liv. rm..
lge. kit; all utils. furn.; meals If
pref; reaS. Call LII 4-7024. %
HOUSE TO SHARE by working mother
and daughter between age and II.
EN-. 3-S6S4 p
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REAL ESTATE-sALE OR ExcH.

NEED LARGER HOME: Trade my
3-bedrm. rambler. Pinecrest, Va. for
LARGE family house: Z bedrooms. 2
baths; Diet. cor, ideal locati for
roomers; ] SO. Walter Reed; COW.
hospital Forest Glen. Silver Spring
sect; consider debt-free farm or
other real estate, here or Fla. Tor
my $1,000 equity. LIST mort. $40
5-5533. los
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COLORED
Near 9th and Rhode Island
ave. NV.
Excel. tourist home, rooming house
or doctor or dentist. IA rms, >
baths: reasonable rental.
WALTER A. BROWN
1O1S Vermont Ave. MA. Sl652
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

RIGGS RID. AND oGLETHoRPE
A modern semidet. brick: very lge.
liv. rm., din. .rm., carpeting; bright
kitchen; 3 bedrms. and bath on End
A.: full bsmt. with lavatory: storm
windows. Call Mr.. Widom, RIA.
6-4733. OIL. 4-2S06.
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WHEATON ARE

WHEATON AREA - 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, in Glenmont Hills. Il blk
of Georgia ave. extended lge hv.-
fenced yard; $40 mo. EN-. 2-5i00.
Ewes. NO. 7-l33"
LAMON & HENDERSON
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43 SHERIDAN ST. NE

Nicely FURNISHED
Six-rm. brick bungalow. oil heat. S1@5
on lease. Mr.. Washburn. Tu. 2-2091.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-%005