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Landscane Gardener

Thoroughly experienced man needed
to establish grounds for new apt.
project in Alexandria: must have
and landscape work Write qualifi-
cations and complete personal his
tory Immediately to Box 2176. Po-
tomac Station. Alexandria. Va. Good
opportunity and permanent position
for right man. LIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17
YOUNG MAN

Large financial institution
In Northern Virginia wishes
TO employ young man with
Good opportunity for advance
ment to man who Is looking
for a permanent position.
Numerous employee benefits.
Salary open and commensur-
ate with experience. Please
give reasonably detailed re-
sumo OF business experience.
All Applications considered
CONFIDENTIAL and no inquiries
made until after interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17

SALESMAN
White, aggressive young man
to sell radio and TV parts for
o leading local distributor. Elk
cellent working conditions. in
modern aforementioned bldg.
Employe benefits. Opportun-
ity unlimited for right man.
Box 245-X, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17
law STTTnENT

Afternoons in law once. Box 169-
q. Star. lis
LINE AND GRADE MAN, for lge.
local construction project and misc
field ONCE work Reply p. O. Box
5151. Benning Station, WASH D.. C..
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, steady Job.
must be sober and steady worker;
8 pd. holidays and hosp. Elk. 3-039S.
LOCKSMlTH, experienced. wanted, to
operate outdoor key shop. Apply to
key dept. HECHT CO.. 7th and F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17
HALLMAN-COLORED

For apartment building at 2126
Conn. ave. NV. Hours z am. to
p.m., 6-day week; salary. S12o. See
res. mgr. on premises. III
HOTEL FRONT-DESK CLERK, exper. :;
well groomed: one of Washington'i
finest hotels. CALL AID. 4-49O4
for appointment. LIZ
IBM SORTER COLLATOR OPERA
TOR; $3.50 per mo-: expert. perm
position: lge. CORP; chance for ad-
vancement: 40-hr., 5-day wk. State
are. exper., educ, race. refs. Boa
2S-Z. Star. ID
INSURANCE - Experienced under.
writer desired by progressive genera
agency. one who Is interested in ad.
vancement and all phases of agency
work will ind this an attrac.
tive opportunity. Reply In confidence
giving full information. Box 15-A
JANiTOR. colored; $50 per mo.
plus carfare: through October
Phone OIL. 4-4100. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17
AUTO DETAIL MAN

41S = ~ - = AAG 41x44S
Man with new or used car exper,,
able to handle details. also, able to
can offer attractive proposition for
such man. Call NE. S-6939, Mr..
KAHN, for appt. All replies con-
ndentiaI. -19
AUTO FRAME AND FRONT END
MECHANIC-Immed openings for
exp. frame and front-end mechanic:
5-day week: best of working cond
excellent opportunity for steady man.
Frank Hickam, ROSSLYN AUTO
BODY CO., IA. $4,000. go
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC-Attrac
tive proposition for experienced
mechanic looking for permanent
position, Top salary. company bene-
fits. vacation with pay. Apply in
son. MANHATTAN AUTO. 9TH and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17
AID TAKERS

Young women, 1885. who are capable
OF dealing with the general public
Pleasant telephone manner and rea
sonable typinR speed are essential
5-day, 40-hr. week: no Sat. work
Congenial surroundings. Apply Per
sonnel. Room sos: open weekdays
5000 and Sat, 9-12. No phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17

STENOGRAPHER
under So. group hos
pitaliZation, Aforementioned once,
6-day week. salary $40 per week,
SHAPIRO INC.
141s K st. NV. ME. s-15517
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17

TREE SURGEONS CO, good salary
For appointment. call JE. 3-0S7S
TREE SURGEON, foreman, exper
In all phases Of tree care preferred;
for position. OIL. 4-OS55. For
apt. F. A. Bartlett. TREE EXPERT
TRUCK DRIVER for electrical con.
tractor, experienced: must know city
Call ST. 3-2636. III
~ BENCH MAN, for Annandale area
week. Phone MR.. UIBL at JE. f.
l744 before 8 pm. --1S
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HELP---MEN tcens.
6n4 eth SIR NW

T 1--WE r6 EEL Az ANp r SAT NM sTooyd1R2
APPLIANCE SERVICE MEN, to serv-
ice dryers, washers and freezers;
car necessary: company benefits; 81
day wk. Apply In person to SOUTH
ERN SERVICE, INC. 707 Edgewood
st. ne. III
ASSISTANT JANIToR, for new apt.
bldg: must be sober and reliable:
good salary. Apply 1413 K st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17
CANTOR

Fifth or sixth-class license, expert
enced heavy duty oil burner. re-
pairs and other apartment house du-
ties: good NV location. Salary and
quarters. No children. EN-. 2-34t50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17
BIBLE SALESPEOPLE

BIBLE SALESPEOPLE
The largest Bible distributors in the
world needs several people to intro
duce five Of the most beautiful
Bibles in the world to every home in
Washington, Virginia and Maryland;
top commissions paid, check each
week; also, monthly check plus de-
posits you collect at time of sale
Four will be appointed as crew man
ayers, one as district manager. It
would be q pleasure to talk to
every person interested in selling
Bibles to explain our commissions
and method of paying weekly, Eve
checks per month. Those inter-
ested may apply at our office, $50
F st. NV. Room 307, 9 to IL, and
to 4 pm. for interview. IT.
BODY AND FENDER MEN, large
shop; weekly salary. Apply to Mr..
Skillman, COLUMBIA GARAGE,
1884 9th NV. III
BRICKLAYERS, white. Apply on Job.
Flower ave. "a blk. of Piney Branch
I'd. or Rockville pike. next to carnival
BRiCKLAYERs. 20. white. open shop;
skilled mechanics only. Report to
Job. Out Arl. blvd. 81 miles past
Seven Corners. to Graham I'd. left
on Graham I'd. to job. -21
BRICKLAYER FOREMAN, white;
man capable of handling all types
Of commercial work. Call between
Y and 8 pm. IA. 7-52O4 -21
BULLDOZER AND PAN OPERATORS
wanted JU 9-9473. -19
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CAR WASHER

Colored, 21-35 yrs. of age. for perm
anent position In our garage in Sc.
Recent veteran preferred. Must be
able to drive truck, D. c. drivers
duired. Apply Personnel, Room COS;
open weekdays, 5000. and Sat-,
9-12. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17
TV BENCHMAN
MUST BE EXPERIENCED ON Al

MA6EIo. .
CERTIFIED TV
Ala H ST. NE. Ia
Tv REPAIRMAN, outside calls: cal
furnished. DOWD'S TV. AIS Conn
ave NV.
day and evening. SUITLAND TV
RE. 5-7775. III
nv sERvICEMAN. experienced. Ca,
necessary; Good salary and work.
PLIANCE. JU. 7-94OO. III
Tv SERVICEMEN, outside. with cars
top salary or comm; refs. required
Do not phone; Apply 1922 goth
TV SERVICEMAN-Outside work;
must be experienced and have ref
erences; steady work and good pay;
Alexandria. XII. $4,000. -17
MATCHMAKER, exper. Good oppor-
tCnity: refs. required. Write Boz
1927, Star. -IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17
AUTOMOBILE statesmen

AUTOMOBILE statesmen
Addison Chevrolet Sales has an open
who can produce, 71S commission
with $50 minimum on sale of new
car plus 10ee additional commission
on accessories sold. 1854 car fur
nished. If you have 0 proven record
Of sales ability. this is your chance
tunity to increase your earnings
See Mr.. Davis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17
CAB DRIVERS

CAB DRIVERS
Men to drive Diamond Cabs. II you
do not have an Identification card.
We train you in q few days. See
Mr.. FITZPATRICK
Ii. 3-5102. 131 18th st. NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17
ENGINEER
FOR 2OO-UNIT

FUN ZVU-UNII
A.-C. APT. HOUSE
$3.50 per month and 1-bedrm. apt
BOX 56-Z, STAR
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AUTO PARTS. counterman; expe
Good salary. Box 75-X. Star.

AUTO PARTS. counterman; exper.
Good salary. Box 75-x. Star:
AUTO PARTS MAN, white, Mopar
experience preferred: must be ag-
gressiye; excellent opportunity for
qualified man; usual employe bene-
fitS. Our employees know of this ad.
Reply by letter stating age. ex-
perience. etc. Box 12S-X, Star.
AUTOMOTIvE REPRESENTATIVE
To cover Washington territory. Res
ident of this vicinity. Must have
automotive jobber or factory expert
ence, knowledge of territory, car.
Salary, expenses, bonus plan, health
insurance and pension plan. Reply,
stating experience, age, and salary
expected to Box 1857, Star. or
contact MIR. GEORGE W. FREY. at
Hotel 2400 Monday and Tuesday,
September 1921. 10
AUTO Statesmen for used car dept.
Of one of Washington's leading Ford
dealers. Floor time every day and
plenty Of play: An opportunity to
become connected with ,proeres-
money; Apply Mr.. Posner. FRANK
AUTo Statesmen. used cars. ex-
perienced. We carry complete
stock Of the sharpest cars in town.
Plenty Of activity. easy financing
You do no outside soliciting. For
personal interview, call MR.. MI
CHAELSON or Mr.. DOUGHTEN, Ii
$500. AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC.
1r21 RladenShllrR rd ne 20
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

Subscribe to this paper for
your loved ones In the Armed
Services. Call Midway $40. Wen
DO the rest.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15
u. s. LIBRARY
OF WEEKLlES
IS ADVOCATED

Washington. -- Senator Price
Daniel. on behalf Of himself and
Senator Lyndon Johnson. has in
troduccd In the Senate. a bill pro-
yiding for the establishment Of "A
National Library Of Weekly News
papers
In "A speech on the Senate floor
near the close Of the last session.
Sen. Daniel said the bill would
help preserve that great portion
Of the true history Of our nation
which Ia recorded In pioneer week
ly newspapers and In currently
published weekly papers Of the
United States.
During the early years Of our
nations history we had only the
weekly newspapers. Mr. Daniel
said. Even today the educational
social, political and religious
history Of great portion Of our
population can be found only In
the files Of these weekly publica-
tlona."
The only such library now In cx-
istence was established by Garland
r. Farmer, owner and publisher OF
the Henderson TEX Times Mr..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15
Challenge America
To improve On LIS
Civil Rights credo

Chicago. III lamp HObson
Reynolds. Grand Director Of Civil
Liberties for the IBPOEW, issued
a stern challenge 10 America for
lmplementing its civil rights pro-
gram with action.
Speaking before the delegates,
he said
Let US prove that our America
Ii a place where democracy Is a.
chieved without vulgarity, devel-
oped without hate where the
ma ority Is without tyranny. and
the minority without fear; where
citizens have the right 10 work for
freedom, where respect for the
present In not reaction. and the
hope and program Of the future u
not revolution"
He stressed the work his de-
partment Is doing and told the
delegates OF the part the Elks
played In the fight for equality in
education, which led TO the his
toric Supreme Court decision of
May IT.
Judge Reynolds stressed TO the
delegates the need for developing
a progressive civil rights program
In every area where EIkdom is
strong, the need for increased
registration and voting: the need
for carrying civil rights beyond
the realm Of Negro participation.
and the importance Of civil rights
in the field of economies.
Following acceptance OF his re-
port by the convention, he was re-
elected without opposition.
His reelection followed a pro-
cedure without precedent In the
history OF Eikdom when
Grand Exalted Ruler Robert John
son arose from his seat TO second
Judge Reynolds nomination with
an inspiring speech.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15
POWELL DIMES BREAK
WITH DEMOCRATIC PARTY

Washington, d. c. lamp --
Congressman Adam Clayton Pow
ell, Of New York, denied last week
that he plans to quit the Demo
Gratis and run for Congress on the
Republican ticket.
The denial came after a reporter
had questioned him on a copy
nghted story appearing in a ma
tional magazine on this subject.
The magazine also mentioned an
article appearing recently in the
Readers Digest under PoweIrs
by-line which praised President
Eisenhower's record on civil
rights.
Powell said he wrote that article
10 tell what President Eisenhower
had done in the field Of civil rights
without regard to politics. The
things he had done TO benefit my
people, continued the New Yorker,
Is more important than party poll
tics"
When asked II he realized that
his article would be used as cam
paign material by the Republicans.
Powell replied that he didn't write
II with that in view. but IL II was
so used. he could not help II.
We must realize. he continued,
that the President has accomplish
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

Farmer. a weekly nswspaperman,
for over 70 years has with his own
funds established q library and
collection Of weekly Newspaper
files and II carrying on a national
campaign in support Of the pro-
posed legislation. He has offered
10 make his collection and library
available for this purpose.
Congressman Brady Gentry OF
Tyler. Texas. has introduced a
similar bill in the House Of Repre-
sentatives. The purpose as stated
in the legislation lis 10 establish
Il library under the management
Of a director 10 be appointed by
the President. His job would be TO
collect. catalogue. file, duplicate,
preserve and make available for
Interested citizens. schools. hbraT-
lea, and others interested. the or
iginal files or microfilms Of week
~ newspapers throughout the ma
ton. II would apply to newspapers
printed before and after the date
Of the enactment Of this legisla-
ton.
Sen. Daniel said that action on
the Liquidation would not be pos
sihle until next session OF the Con
gresS. but he urged the Congress
sional committees and executive
agencies 10 study the proposal in
the interim 80 that II may be
acted on when Congress recon-
venes next year.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15
PhiIIy Cites Five Police

Philadelphia -- CAMP - Fiv,
officers, all Negroes. were CITED
by Police Commissioner Thomas
J. Gibbons here last week for
performing outstanding duty in
an unrelenting investigation which
resulted in the arrest Of three
dangerous criminals"
Commended were Capt. Clar.
ence Ferguson. head, felony unit;
and detectives Richard Drayton,
William A. Brnxton, Thomas Hig.
ginboth, James Lee, now reaaign-
cd TO the motorcycle squad.
Charles Canty and Charles PcrlSe.
lup,
Chief Inspector John J. Kelly
made presentations OF special CT
tations In he rool room In city
Hall
The squad rounded up the three
man gang responsible for a wave
OF crime including three major
holdups on successive nights in
July
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

sTATEMENT ara IRED nv THE:
ACT Oh AUGUST ~. 1919, As
AMENDED ~ THE ACTS or
MARCH =. IS33. AND july 2. 1910
tIon 23lD SHOWING THE OWNER
sHIP. MANAGEMENT. AND
CIRCILATiON OF
Minneapolis SPOk ESMAS. publish
I'd weekly a. Minneapolis. MINI. for
october /. 1854.
l. The names and addresses Of
the publisher, editor, managing sdi-
tor and business managers are.
Publisher, Cecei T.. Newman. 3iA
Third Ave. so.
Editor. Cecn y. Newman. 30
Third Ave SO.
Managing editor. None.
business manager. None
The owner Is Spokesman 4
Recorder Put Co, Inc. 3ii Third
Ave \
Cscil = Newman. siI Third Ave.
he velma Newman, 3lt Third
curtis c. Chiyers, 80 Third Ave
Oscar II Newman. 2f35 Fourth
Ave 4
The known bondholders, mort
Eagees. and other security holders
owning or holding l per cent or
more 81 total amount OF bonds.
mortgages or other securities are.
Ngnc
I Paragraphs ? and : include. In
cases where the stakeholder or
a"curity holder appears upon the
books Of the company as trustee nF
in any other fiduCiary relation. the
name 81 tho person or corporation
for whom such trustee IL acting
also the statements In the two
paragraphs show the affIantz fuli
know ledge and belief "a 10 the cir
cumstancea and conditions under
which stock holders and security
holders do not appear upon the
tSunks - tho company a. trustees.
hold stock and securities In a rapa-
city other than that ~ a bona rihe
owner
Q The average number % copies
~ each issue Of this publication
sold or distributed. through the
malls or otherwise. 20 paid sub
scTiherS during the - months pre-
redinE N" date shown above was
7.iO5
Cecil r. Newman. Publisher
sworn 10 and subaCribrd before
me this l-t day 81 October, 1854
tSFALD
\ V STUART
Notary Public
INV commission expires Feb H.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15


The issue Of whether Jet In n
magazine or "a newspaper got as
much attention of Mrs. Shumate'a
recital Of how the story had
wounded her In spirit ana reputa-
ton with It's report Judge Jess
Frampton told the jury that II II
wAs newspaper. Mrs Shumate
could get nothing
on the other hand Judge
Frampton told the jury. " let Ia
a magazine, Mrs shumate was en-
titled 10 damages both 10 com
pensate for wounded feelings and
by way Of punishment against the
publishers and editors,
Holding that the publication
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

Tou doal ae~S to tolerNts cray
faiSd burnt hair any longer. l'swiy
improved JET BLACK CoJORTS0
TONADE docs The trick Nth your
sC-re and brush Apply n a. yOa
~oald anv Gloss poVnads thea brush
ard comb a~ay cray bring nsw
h!rnuEhts Anf shssn hNks ths
ns.r locs uvsrsF EIssms NaES
yOu hcos younger lts easy 80
SIMPLE . chiiG -an do u Ito e.
sssy a. ore two thrpa Yon eAnv
losa Try " Every cert ssNk u
yoa are Dot ssHEntsd SEND NO
NoSEN SOW On ssJg~.ry pay
snEv 81 80 plus postAg. Juss Try ~
n ~1n ~Nss cut s,t ~tn not rus OF.
Pretty up Hsr, Ev-'y s>nsi-r ssir
N. sssv suirh ~Ay WRITE FOR
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

ed more by executive order in the
past two years than any other
President He has remedied GER
tain cancers which have previous
ly been allowed TO eat into our
bodies. and ne has done II almost
overnight And what | like about
1t IL that he has not used hts re-
cord to play politics" concluded
the Congressman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

was a Newspaper. tho jury gave
Mrs. Shumats $1,000 for cOmpen.
sating damages, and awarded
81, 900 against the johnson Pub
fishing company by way Of puni,
tive damages and another 5000
against John Johnson, It's publish
or.
Edward Maddox, attorney for
Jet, said he would file n motion for
new trial and secured a stay Of
execution for his client until ten
days after the motion In ruled on.
lie did not say when the motion
would be filed.
Leo Branton, attorney for Mrs.
Shumats. and Maddox each mar
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

THERE'S NEW LIFE for your
wardrobe in this Empire with its
soft outline and trim waist. It's
an easy to- make sack with two
main pattern pieces (body and
sleeves are cut-in-onel. Key 20
It's success Is Talon'S new adjust
able closure. Slide Fit, which pro-
vidcs flexible adjustment az the
belt. The slider Is applied on
one end Of the belt. the track
sewn on the other. You simply
draw the belt together moving
the slider along the track 10 the
point Of perfection. then press q
tab TO lock Il in position. You can
have your cake and eat Il too &. d.
since an inch at the waistline.
one way or the other. makes
no difference in the perfect At.
It's ButteriCk pattern No. 7l2S.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

Interesting pictures help make
am interesting newspaper. Each
week readers Of this paper get the
latest photos ~ news events In
the Twin Cities and from cities
all over the globe. For a good
winter Of reading sub-cribc today
TO thl. newspaper. just call. Mid
way $3.50.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

Hundreds Of new residents In
this city located" their first hOus-
Ing by reading the classified sec
ton Of this paper. II you need a
room, want to rent house, or buy
one. you will probably find what
you are looking for In this papers
classified section on page 3.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

esss ssS-' 4sar SrSasC-S. 49,
c~ps - ~sskifs ~ -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

shalled expert Witnesses from
rival schools Of journalism 10 bear
out claims as 10 the character Of
the publication.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15
Mogoxino Loses Svii,
Margarine Loses Soil,
Jury Awards Former
IkaIina Moore $4,000
Damages Against Jet

Los Angeles CalfMrs Tkalna Savoy Shumac (the for
kana Moore Of Minncap0l Is $4,000 richer-amost
because five decided last Thurs.
day that Jet magazine il newspaper ~ published in
Chicago had bced her to that extend with story published
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GAMER SHOP-Suburban Washing
tons busiest shopping area annual
gross $4,000 price. $1,000; fur
nitu; fixtures and lease. plus APP
proximately $4,000 inventory; S10,-
n 600 or,v cash necessary to f9mpes Sn
err ern rest rest rooms; will be com comiplet 9i
renovated by Feb. Is; avail. i'm
med: small investment; S125
monthly rental; Rockville area. Call
ia. 9-S500 between 8 and pm.
REAL ESTATE DEPT. 5
DELICATTEssEN. grocery beer; apt.
NV; $4,000 yr.. large stock;
sacii CO. OWNER, RA. 3-6S0". -
GIFT AND CARD SHOP--Long estab-
lished F st, location, 500 month
rent. Must sell quickly: Sacrifice
SHOE REPAIR SHOP-FrU!y equipped
INV M G ShSasS iNSdw sSa S 3SSGi,:
$500 wkly. Can do much more.
Reas. rent. Price. 1900. All cash.
OWNER, 21O4 E st. NV. RE. 7-9O69.
LUNcHRooM. ao4o Georgia ave.
IA. 1850: Ewes, wo. s-osoi. @s
A GOLD MINE for sale because OF
Ill health: restaurant, 5-rm. house
s snd acres; commercial. JE. 2
BE EAU 7? EQUIPPED Seats
Selling no sees Sar tSD pl1sss G pEise
METcALFE. 1885 18th st, NV. Gail
Ma. S-4550; ewes. HE. 4 6459.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-05
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ALEX. HUNTINGTON - 2-bedroom
brick. semidet. house. full bsmt
equip. kit tiled bath. fenced yard
Sioo . mo ov. 3-45Io. IS
NEAR PENTAGON - Three
Colonial: oil heat. auto. hot water;
2-car gar: cow. transp.. shopping
and schools ia. 1888. 3
BETHESDA-Three- bedrm. brick Co
lonial; Sl20 q mo. Call ~. 9-34!9o'
FALLS CHURCH AREA-e-bedroom
brick; gas radiant heat: 500 and
sos. XII. $500 and XII. S-2964:
near Suburban Hospital
80 rms. ! bath, rec. I'm. In bsmt
esss BIADENsB;URG RID. 'N.E.-New-
ly decor; Q rms. . baths q bedrm.
and bath on list n; Diet. gear ga
rage: beaut. lot: $3.50. MA. $4,000.
FAf fl ySfI HElGHrs-s-rm. brick: .
bedrms.. bath. LIST A.; 3 bedrms.
bath, End Il garage; laundry rm.;
mr.. transp.. schools. JE. 2-4167
esos R. 1. AVE. N.E.-six rms. and
bath. ! st A.; Al condition.; garage:
heat furnished; no objections to !
minis. to town. Call MAURICE FITz-
GERALD. MA. S-33S6. =
vIERS MILL. Wheaton area-2-bed-
Reasonable rent. 10. 1850. %
PARK-3-bedrm. brick
semidet. LIST A.; powder rm.. full
bsmt., S125 mo. JU. $1,000. Ill