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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-12-16

FUTURE FOURTH STATESMEN 9 IT.. Mort" 9Ias
School newspaper staff is pictured above. Left to
right they are, first row, Rose Lee CLANCY
porter; Shirley Ream editor; Audrey Schaefer
editor; June Green. business manager; Shelby Saw
age circulation manager Second row, Wade Hum
berson, sports; Marvin Thomas, Earl Friend, Ruth
Fike, reporters; Leone Lyte, assistant business
manager. Third row. Eugene Savage, reporter
Deane Savage, sports; Kenneth Frazee, Eugene
Friend Carol Fike, Rita Bucket reporters; and
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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-12-01
A Cross From
The Sky

A cross that literally descended
from the sky recently was affixed
to the steeple of the church at
Avesta, in central Sweden. In con-
nection with the restoration of
the church for it's Booth annivers-
airy, a new 12-foot-high gilded
metal cross was to crown the apex
of the tower. Instead of using
scaffolding, which was regarded
as too expensive and time consum-
ing, an helicopter was chosen.
From an islet in the nearby Dial
River, the machine steered toward
the church, the cleaning cross
dangling in the air from a steel
wire. On top of the steeple, $50
feet above the ground, small
group of workmen were waiting.
They were in radio communica-
ton with the pilot of the hell
copter to direct it's approach. After
one unsuccessful attempt the cross
was safely lowered into its per-
manent anchoring place.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-12-01
Three j S. Doctors Share Nobel
Medicine Prize For Polio Research

STOCKHOLM Thy airmail =
Three American scientists will
share the 1854 Nobel Prize for
medicine and physiology. They are
DR.. John Franklin Enders, of the
Harvard Unive rsity Medical
School, and his collaborators, Drs.
Thoms H. Weller, of the Harvard
School of Public Health, and Fred
erick Robbins, of the Western Re-
serve Medical School, in Cleveland,
Ohio. They were honored for their
accomplishment in finding new
ways of growing virus for polio
vaccine, or, according to the Of
ficial citation of the Caroline Med
ical Institute in Stockholm, which
awards this prize, for their dis
covery of the ability of the polio
myelitis virus to grow in cultures
of different tissues" While divid-
ing the prize sum of about $50, 900
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-12-01

Santa Barbara; Joanna Iindeblom
Olympia; Marilyn Luft, Pendle-
ton, Ore; Elaine Mobley, Wash
ougal; Elois Nelson, Hubbard, Or;
Ann Nielsen, Seattle; Mary Ann
Richardson, Tacoma; Judith Star
witch, Puyallup; Lima Taber, Port
land; Shirley Toepke, Fairfield;
and Paul Zienke, Redmond, Ore.
Marion Churness, Compton, Calf.
freshman, was chosen Lucia Bride
for the annual Christmas Festival
held by Spurs December TO- Her
attendants were Kathryn Gulhau-
gen, Sacramento, Calf; and Ro-
berta Birkedahl, Portland, Ore.
President S. c. Eastwood was
one of the speakers at the annual
convention of the Northwest AS
ISOLATION of Secondary and Higher
Schools held in Salt Lake City,
Utah in December.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-12-01
Christmas Services
At Cethsemane
Church Dec. "a

This year marks the first
Christmas services in our new
Gethsemane Church building. The
Christmas services will be held
Christmas Eve at 11:3O p. m. at
which time Pastor Palmer will
speak on the topic 1.-The Angels
Song" 1t will be at this service
that the new organ will be used
for the first time. A three-man-
ual pipe organ with % sets of
pipes has just been installed. Choir
al music at the service will be pre-
sented by the choir and Mr.. J..
Emil Anderson, tenor.
Traditional Julotta services will
be held at 700 o'clock Christmas
morning. Pastor Palmer will
preach the sermon and conduct
the liturgy in Swedish. His SER
mon topic is Mar Ljuset Slock-
made" Special choral music will
be sung by the Swedish Women's
Chorus of Seattle. Mr. Thorild c..
Swanson, the church organist, will
be at the organ.
We hope many of our Scandina-
Wan friends will worship the
Christchild this holiday season in
our beautiful new sanctuary.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-12-01

A Latin-American information
conference was held recently in
Stockholm, with special emphasis
on Sweden's trade with South
America. 1t was arranged by the
Swedish General Export Associa-
ton and the Ibero- American In
stitute. In connection with the
meeting, the Stockholm daily
"Svenska Dagbladet' issued an
s0-page number in Spanish and
Portuguese for distribution in So.
America.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-12-01
National Guard
Mobilization

OSLO-The Norwegian National
Guard has held its first major mo-
bilization exercise, and reports
from all parts of the country in
dictate it was a success. At 4:30
pm, Oct 10, the Norwegian
Broadcasting Corporations news
announcer read the following or
der: The National Guard must
Immediately mobilize for excer-
else" The order was promptly
passed on by telephone or person.
al contact
Soon, some 100000 National
Guardsmen were leaving home, Of
fees and workshops, fully uni
formed and armed, to meet at pre-
determined assembly points. In
Oslo. about SOC of the Guardsmen
showed up in less than two hours.
Rapidly and orderly, Guardsmeu
manned coastal artillery stations.
Anti-aircraft batteries, field ar
tillery and antitank guns were
brought into position. The Coastal
Home Guard mustered its person.
mel. And in Finnmark. Lapp
Guardsmen grabbed their machine
guns, riding to assembly points in
their reindeer SledS
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-12-01
campus Notes
Pacific Lutheran COLLEGE
Falkland, Wash.

O1ii " L ouih, IdliNC ldSOIlIdil,
has been appointed interim pro-
fessor to the post by the death
of R. J. Thompson in the depart
ment of economics and business
administration. Faulk is a grad
uate of the College of Puget
Sound. He has taught in the pub
lie schools and served as an Of
ficer in the U. S. Navy during the
Korean War and World War II.
He is a member of First Luther
an Church in Tacoma.
The annual Christmas concert
was held Sunday, December IL in
the Chapel Auditorium. The
Choir of the West, the Chorus
and the Orchestra participated in
the program which was compli-
mentary to the public.
A four man team from the for
ensics squad won the sweepstakes
trophy at the 18th annual Town
Meeting" tourney in Portland, Or.
Sponsored by Portland State Col
lege, the event is held in live"
situations with the speakers ad-
dressing high school assemblies,
service clubs and civic organiza-
tons.
"A Christmas Carol by Dick
ems was presented Wednesday
evening, December Is, in the aud
itorium. This annual program is
a tradition at PIC. Proceeds
from the play are given to char
liable institutions of the Church.
Plans for two more buildings
were formulated by the board of
trustees Oct Is. The proposed
structure are classroom building
and a small hospital. Property
adjacent to the campus was pur-
chased as site for the classroom
building.
The board voted to establish a
student congration, similar to the
one at ST. Olaf College, by Sept.
and President S. c. Eastwood were
empowered to call full-time pas
tor for the congregation.
DR.. Philip f. Hague, dean of
the college, was given recognition
for 35 years of service at PIC,
and the board voted to give him
three months off next summer
for travel and study. A sum of
money was appropriated for his
expenses.
For the first time in the his
tory of the colleges nursing edu-
cation program, the sophomore
students received their caps at the
college, Dec 5. In the past the
Gaping has taken place in Port
land, where the students take
their clinical training at Emanuel
Hospital
The Is members OF the class in
clude: Stella Anderson. Burling
ton; Janella Bricker, Tacoma; Lo-
is Danielson. Coos Bay. Ore; Es-
Their Edlund, Olympia; Betty James
Krug, Council: Louise Larson,
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-12-01

each winner will receive the Nobel
Medal and an illuminated diploma.
These will be presented to them
by King Gustaf Adolf on Deem
Der 10, the anniversary of the
death in 1896 of Alfred Nobel,
donor of the prizes, at the annual
Nobel Festival in the Stockholm
Concert House.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-12-01

A Protestant home for children
in Paris has been rebuilt by four
Norwegian organizations.
Evening star., 1954-10-30
co-op. APIS. SALE tcons. /,

TuDEN GARDENS, ;s024 Tilden st
3 n.w.-A delightful 3-bedrm., 2-bati
apt. full-size dining rm.. lge, liy
rm.. ample cedar Lined closets: :
exposures One OF the better coop
eratiyes; convenient to Conn. ave
transp.; $4,000. AMERICAN Sc,
GuRITY q TRUST CO 18th sne
BARGAIN 81 .4g5 buys de luxe Q.
hedrm;. garden-type apt. newis
ees osg a 49, mo- 70 9in oa. ss ss esn;s ja
IN GOOD NV, AREA--Apt. house
hays soysr entT nice bedrms nice r;a. sit
500 $1,000 isSis'H SSo cash. ssa75 Dfase
2 BEDRMs.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit.
tiled bath: Anchor-fenced lot: price
So. $50, 500 mo-, incl. taxes. ins
and utils Low down payt, 70,
qualified purchaser. SILLS REAI
ESTATE, ia; $4,000:
SPACIOUS 2-BEDROOM, e-bath apt
with foyer. living room. library
% many LARaE H ea1ssg cIosErs siifhen in an sas eR
caii MRS. Kraft. De. a-ot;7i O.
RANDALL H. HAGNER g., CO.. DE
2-360o. 1921 Conn. ave, NV "a
TILDEN GARDENS - One a-bedrm
and solarium: also one 3-bedrm.
sash Eor has exposures and baths
coLoREDlTWo BEDRMs.. liv. rm
kitchen. hath. lgc. foyer: in excel
cond. Monthly payments. s77.sa
small down oayments. terms. {. B,
OWNER. DU. 7-545S. Ill
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BENDIx LACNDERETTE-W Work full
or, part time; now have excellent
help operating the business. Sill
500 DE, @-1lil, or Ii. 4-s554
SERVICE sTATIoN-Located on
Central ave. and Largo Ma rlboro
pike Largo, Md: offered on dealer
ship lease investment for stock
snd .oeo equipment only. Phone ia
SERVICE sTATION-on deaiership
lease by major oil CO.; .. corner
ss1EEn sesati1n M busy sxtrensi2 sal.S SIyS SyS m
srs pross essvs vs HM dealer enes as
ment Phone Ia. a-s500. ---3l
RESTAURANT. catering to q. q. stu
dents; apt, 5 rooms and bath. with
sss s4.i5o' eesi cail Il. s a-sssti. ~ run 9''e
AUTO UPHOIsTERING or related
highly Travelled st in d. c.; to oper-
ate business in conjunction with car
wash and gas station. Call LU.
3-0fS1 or LU. 2-I447. 81
SERVICE sTATION--Located at Ga
and SITS. NV. across. from Grif-
nth Stadium, dealership lease ny
major oil Co, to an exper. business
tion Operation; very moderate in.
equipment ia. e-sSoo. --3i
SERVICE sTATIoN--Locsted on
Duke st. in Alexandra. Va. Major
oil co. offers this we'll established
service station with unlimited pos
. sistlitiss Z IN , eyper; operstesr ,ass With r5
equipment. Phone IA, s-sSoO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

UNIV. PARK--6-rm. det.
eEiek; porch, rec; Tm alum w st9rm %
SON, Alice Deaie, St. AIMS; excel.
cond., transportation, neighborhood;
under 100000. OWNER. EN-. 3-o?43
AMER. U. PARK, see.75o-Det. Brick
Franz ANS s. on pHEL1ps III pf prafaesola4'fffa soi4ff;
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Det. home with unusual features
sndrms and excellent fnaneins spacious
bath on 9rd: rec, rm. and bath in
Dawson. Wo. B-4l62. MARSHALL
4 1n WApLE I lsdGs co" 1924 l4th ST. NV.
- Beautiful custom built
setting. Just of Foxhall I'd: fea-
lures q large paneled library. plus
big bedroom and full bath on first
sfh bsfhs on and nansf many GsSrs unusual sne eus
FRaNk SSa isass'ef ). PHmIiss EIifss 81. isii:
BRiARCLIFF, sie, e,50O-Brick colo-
nial. built in 1850 by Frank 8.
EHilllpb, liDIhEy tuf UCOLUOHtt WIFI
fireplace and booksheives and full
bath on lst a.; 4 bedrooms, 2 baths
on Ind A.. $500 cash down may
buy: FRANK 8; PHILLIPS, DI.
7-1411; eyes,. EN-, 3-57O9. --31
VILLAGE-Immacul 8.
bedroom row brk with modern kit.
garage. gas h.-w.h.; very choice
controlled neighborhood: few min
utes from downtown and Pentagon.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411:
ewes. EN- o-9265. 81
MANOR PARK-owner moving to
Europe, win sell at cost well fur
nished semidet. home, y rms. - COM
pletely modernized Kitchens. baths
breakfast space, open fireplce; oil
burner, hot water heat, garage. Con-
venient to express bus, stores. thea
ter. school. etc. $4,000. Terms ar
ranged. Ewes, sRA 3-3Tq7. l.. 7.
CRAVAT1E, Ma. S-0I53.
MT. PLEASANT-Newly dec. S-rm.
home. fin. bsmt.; priced reas. AID.
s-B2ga bet. "a or y pm. --3l
MT. PLEASANT AREA-f7ent or sale.
Large 3-story brio; in excel. cond.
Greek Ct soFaf Park Spacious s Nv. rn., ain,
porches. LIST A.; 8 bedrms., baths
up; 2 rooms and bath, garage In
bsrnt. Under 100000. ELIJAH @.
ARNOLD; Al, -, tcol, tcl,,. Y aS &; Al Aa.4,Irsst. Irsst.'s
(Continued on Next pagel
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APT. WITH BRDRM. In modern bldg.
in Ari.: overlooking Arl Towers;
-~ conv. location: will decorate to suit
tenant. S75. IA. 7-2497. 80
8-RM. APT; bath, storage rm.; $40.
260S Lee hwy, close in. near store
and bus; no pets. JA- 7-424SS;;
sARLINGToN-Brand new 1-bedrm.
apt, avail. immed.: 5 minutes to
o. shopping. walk to Fort Myer; pvt.
parking: washer and dryer service
SIS plus utils. IA. 7-1910. or EN-
2-3a77.
sids nssf ssaFR p sRs Mssr i mGaefR a Peas sPs
plus utils. Avail. now. JE. 4-6.65.
N. ARL.-a-bedrm and bath apt, on
busltne; $50. plus utils. ia. 2-3l07.
1911 N. RANDOLPH ST.. cherrydale
s. se5. IA. a-3a52. al
<I-BEDRM. APT. near Wash. blvd;
S69.50, incl. everything but electric.
5711 N. 11th rd., Arl.. ia. 5-1"36.
-ARL.-Newly renovated, gardenstype.
Ideal for children. located on no
j., through street, with ample play
s equip: 9 blks. to grammer school
w Call res. mgr. ia. G-74O5. 3
AVAIL. NOV. WALKING distance
SIT, Myer, Pentagon,. last stop ex-
= press bus TO Wash. Liv rm,. dinettet
apt. bids. No children. no pets,
fenced yard. barbecue. pit. Bendix
Must see to appreciate. Compare.
Reasonable. KE. S-2a16. II
ARLANDRIA-1- -bedrm. apt, $50 so.
ticl all utils. 10 min. to Pentagon,
Key at Apt. 20:, 502 Four Mile rd.,
q. Alex III
ARL.-Brand-new efficiency: S67 .50-
S69.50. Also. extra large, de luxe
2-bedrm, Sl05: 1-bedrm.. SS5: Near
~ Memorial Bridge. l710 N. 18th st,
Apt. 4. JE. 3-74S6. -
-ARL.-Brand-new duplex: de luxe.
:. large 2-bedrm. apt; nice lge. kit.
= Near Memorial Bridge. 17l0 n 18th
.gst., Apt 4. JE. 3-7476. -
WE ASSURE YOU no other apt. in
3 same area is as nice and low rent
- as this incl. utils. IA. 5-69S6. --3l
Evening star., 1954-10-30
Choice Locations

$130-Popular Heights. the choice
Falls Church community with
Its own swimming pool and
rec. center: 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, all-elec. GE Kitchen
with range, garbage DISPOSAL.
dishwasher and Bendix washer
Large picture windows, wooded
lot. Storage attic, Is min. to
Pentagon. House with bsmt
sliRhtly higher.
S150-202 8. Lee St., Falls Church,
ideally located. Just / blk.
from buSline and st. James
Parochial School. 3-bedrn
rambler, with daylight bsmt
and pulldown stairway to
attic. Modern all-elec. kitchen
New-house condition.
Pines, beautiful SUBJ
division near Annandale. New
:S-bedrm. brick ramblers. large
picture windows. full bsmt.,
pnlldown stairway to attic,
garage, disposal, dishwasher
elec. range and refer. Large
spacious lot.
S175--1O00 s. Frederick ST., Airing
ton. Beautiful 2-story Colonial
center hall, 8 rooms, 3 baths
light hsmt., h.-w.h., and
spacious lawns.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. 4-39o0 Jul. 3-721s
Evening star., 1954-10-30
HOUSES uAFURhlsHED

6109 GA. AVE. NV. opposite wall
ter Reed Hospital-Det. 4-bedrm,,
sEMrDETAGHED BRICK HoME--3
bedrms.. liza baths. modern kit,
@ fnli 9slnt;; osayr. ssyr. lease At S9s, 90
EAST sI RI TAILS iisSscRi caURcH--older rho home
with lse. rms. 3 bedrms. plus sun
porch. la baths. ent. hall. liv. rm..
din. rm.. kit, pantry. bsmt.. lge
storage attic. garage, patio. lge.
lot. Available Nov. IL; Si45 per mo.
So IS RIf1TENHoUsE ri f1TiESN ST. N.w.-Brick
Ssmt % 3 as bedrms. nsa' III. T.n saa salase s1 s5d
NEARBY VA.--Attrac. small house, 5
rms. kit. bath, oil heat: also
trSrass srS os c main shwS ssa9s soS
mo; Mrs: stanley carper. agent.
SILVER SPRiNG-Attractive de luxe
modern brick Cape Cod. large cor
nsr lot: complete equipped Kit,
fioor to ceilins firepi. and mirror.
bath, bedrms.; End a.. 2 bedrms,
bath unfin. but can be used, or
finiShsd TN shed te g.. suit tenant Gas heat;
high schools. poss. Nov. 2; $l25.
loS42 Flack ST. LO. 5-052o. --3i
kENSINGTON HTS -bedrm. ram
Ige. elec. kit; $50. NO. 7-S641
FALLS CHURCH-a-bedrm. rambler
on lge lot with trees. immed. oc-
cupancy. 500. ARFAx REALTY
FAILS al CiHnUERRicH-contsmporary ram.
bier. a-bedrm.. exceptionally lge. liv
rm.. 1all-to-wall carpeting and
drapes. Avail. Dec. I. $145. ARFAX
REALTY. JE 4-490O
GLENDALE bedrms,, liv rm., kit
and bath: util rm.,: tile floors, gas
heat, lge. fenced yard; St,5. Cedar 3.
53T1, -
cow. CAPITOL HILL. ccrner br.cs;
5 bedrms.. ga baths. powder rms.
1st-f. Law, liv. rm., mod. wit; reas
rent. RE. 7-2131. Ii. 4-7265.
COUNTRY HOME, near Rockville
Small attrac. white frame house
suitable for adults liking country
or beautiful 150-acre farm; 35 min
from Dupont Circle; 2 bedrmS., batn
nice liv. rm. with wonderful. view
Gil burner; years lease. $S5. No
farm operation involved. EN-: j.
093s. --3l
ALExANDRIA--Brick: 2 bedrms.. full
bsmt., oil h.-a.h.; nr. shopping
schools and churches. SO. 5-6a05
BETHESDA. ROCKVILLE AND KEN
SINGTON. Md and 3 bedrm
hses. Reas. rent. Vacant. OIL. 2
| 1903. 80
All N ST, S,W.--6 ROOMS, $40
RAYMOND r RUPERT
Evening star., 1954-10-30
A2ARTMsNTs WANTED

TWO responsible employed women,
with small dachshund desire unfur-
nished l II 2-bedrm. apt, prefera-
bly, with garden. Box 235-C. Star.
Evening star., 1954-10-30
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MOVING. PAcKINc, STORAGE

MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING,
any time: reasonable rates and
guarantee. AID. 2-0743 -
WHEN MOVING. you want It Gone
right. Cali Ii. 3-5047, EDELIN,
MOVING 4 TRANSFER SERVICE.
Low RATE for moving, large or
small Jobs. Call any time HINNANT
& SON SP. 3-7405 or DE. o-SS6f.
return loads; rates to Ohio, Indiana,
Chicago. Ill, Call CURTIS MOVING
d. STORAGE CO., OIL. 6-661s..
LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
beaches speciality. S. L. MORRIS.
TU: 2-115Q or Ii. 6-2ss9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION STOR-
AGE CO. INC. Established 1905.
MOVE BY HILLr-Home or bus. short
or long notices; extra services; any
time: sensibly priced LU. $500.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
win accept surplus furniture as part
payment in your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes, RA. 3-1416.
LIGHT DELIVERY, MOVING. Phone
Ii. 3-3109 Sat. and Sun. all day.
Evening star., 1954-10-30
MODERN--S1O5

Three-be3rm. moderni1t!c rambler
with large liv. rm.. Kitchen, large
closets; close to Alexandria. A COM
Portable home for Sl05. 80 other
homes for your inspection.
Evening star., 1954-10-30
WESTGATE
Sons BALTIMORE AVE.

COMPLETELY REDEcoRATED
Attractive 2-story detached brick
home IN excellent neighborhood.
Liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. screened
porch and fireplace. 8 bedrms.. .
baths. Full basement: gas heat: de-
tached garage Rent. 5000 per RIO.
Dir: Out Mass. ave. past D. C. line
to Baltimore ave. right to house.
II. q. SNrTHY CO.. sI1 18th St.
ST, 3-33Gn. --3f
Evening star., 1954-10-30
APIS. uNEuRNlsHEp--vA.
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

TILDEN GARDENS--A delightful l.
bedroom and bath apt, sitting room,
dinette and kitchen: excellent con-
dition: attractively priced and the
under $40. Also large apt. Of 2
bedrms., 2 complete baths, living
room, dining room and kitchen. all
large rooms; attractively priced
with terms available Please phone
J. NELSON HUGHES, EN-. 2-S400,
Evening star., 1954-10-30
CALL JE. 1880
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.

FOR RENT-ARLINGTON
Two and three bedroom houses i'm
mediatelv available in Arlington and
Falls Church. Call J. H. BENOIT,
REALTOE. kT. $780,. Eses. nd
Sun, JE. 3-1141. --31
BETHESDA
We have several very nice 2. 3 and
4 bedroom houses iN a-ceilent
neighborhoods. $3.50 to S165.
Margaret j. Dunkley
OIL. Assoc. Realtor. OIL. 4-a512,
Evening star., 1954-10-30
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURN. . or 3 bedrm. brick ram
bier. located In Arlington or Alex
andrfa or nearby Md. by settled
couple; no children. JU. 5-Si57.
---3l
BUNGALOW. unfurnished; near bus;
2 bedrms.; 2 adults; S75 month.
Box o2f-C, Star 3n*
WANTED TO RENT-HoEses and
the housing needs OF our many
select clients. Call Mrs. Stello, WA.
7-2221. or WALKER a. DUNLOP,
INC. 460S Was. ave. EN-. 2-6715.
Evening star., 1954-10-30

COLORED-2-BEDRM. House. comp
modernized iii Georgetown stvle'
in group Of 10. 9l7 Goioen ST. s.w.
tbetween 9th and 10th. D and e.:
not in Govt. taking" area: gas
heat: asphalt tile floors. etc Phone
weekdays, y to 5. MA. S-a211 81
MORTON ST. NV
2-story, ) rms, bath, brick; redec.;
h.-wh., ges h.-w. heater: rent, S75.
p. j. WALSHE, INC. 1115 Eye st.
COLORED-bO25 ILLINOIS AVE
N.W.-Beaut. 6-rm. brick home. 3
ppoGrrches, built,in gsrage; gas b.;
141S H st, NV. DI. 1-9051. 80
COLORED-ID3i ist ST. Me-
rooms: redecorated; gas heat near
schools, transportation. RE. 7-206T,
CoLoRED-I5I3 CHURCH ST. NV.
IS large rooms, tiled bath and
shower; h.-w.h.; Just remodeled ard
decorated, AL condition; very de-
sirable for large family Of adults
or several couples. DE. 2-56I6.
COLORED-24OS 1st ST. NV. &c
lge. rms. recently redec. throuehout;
oil heat, . baths, $3.50. AID. 4-!976
Evening star., 1954-10-30

3-BEDROOM HOUSE
Brick semidet. house, oil h.-w,
heat; / blk. off 10th ST.; $105
per mo. 3447 Oakwood ter.
NV. For information call
MR.. MACY, HUI. 3-4400.
Evening star., 1954-10-30
NEARBY MD.

83OS 23rd ave. Green Meadows
bedrm. brick rambler. just one
book off Aser I'd. at Acer Elementary
sHa transp eensp snsRpn a,s,sble sioo an ro
Call JU. a-4573. Sat. or WALKER
& DUNLOP. INC. Mon. CO. 5-oc22.
Evening star., 1954-10-30
HOUSES UAFuRNlsHED
ann 13th ST NE.

beautiful Spanish bunsa.
low. lge. rms, tiled BATH. full
bsmt., garage; plenty OF ground; oil
heat; furn.; $T5 mo. OWNER. La.
j-15AS.
Evening star., 1954-10-30
BLVD. NV

Brick. row: 3 bedrms and modern
bath With extra shower on end A.:
frcnt and rear porches: large living
and dining rooms; layatory and at
traetive recreation room In bsnlt.;
excellent value at S125. For ap-
6-5a6:l or cali B. r. SAUL co. MA,
R.p1An Al
Evening star., 1954-10-30
SUITABLE LARGE FAMILY

3Is 9TH st. N.E.-S rms. 2 baths;
oil h.-w,h.. fst-class cond.: conv
to transp; ,Sl01.
111O II st. NE. Ii, 3-2o7e
Evening star., 1954-10-30

KENSINGTON
detached brick home with 1st-floor
bedroom and bath. 2 large bedrooms
on End floor: Available now. Rea-
sonable Call RA 6-S3S6.
Kinks REALTY CO., Realtors
HO. 2-67TS 81
>r- WHEATON
A 2-badroom brick rambler, screened
side porch, full basement. win re-
decorate. Reasonable. Call RA
i-S3S6.
Evening star., 1954-10-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LAUNDERETTE-work full
or part time; now have excellent
help operating the business. Sill
500 DE. 2-1lil, or Ii. 4-S554
Evening star., 1954-10-30

HILLS-Beautiful 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler. fenced yard. Close
Only, IS min. downtown: Immed.
occup. sos per mo. CLYDE r.
ADAMS. Realtor, UN. Al l43. --3l.
N. ALEXANDRIA tArlandria) )-3-bed-
I'M, row brick; S95 mo-; neal
schools, shopping; 10 Minis. l4th st.
bridge. EX. =. o99S; ewes. 10. 2-Sl43