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Evening star., 1954-10-27
Mari|yn in Court Today
For Hearing on Divorce
BY the Asseeiated Press

SANTA MONICA. Calf, Oct.
27.-Marilyn Monroe is scheduled
to appear in divorce court today
to tell what wrecked her nine
month marriage to Joe Di Mag
gio, the former New York
Yankee baseball star.
Hollywood's most famous at
torney, Jerry Giesler. will usher
the actress into the Superior
Court Of Judge Orlando Rhodes
and lead her through the di-
vorce proceedings. He expected
the hearing on the suit which is
brought on grounds Of mental
cruelty, to last about 20 minutes.
MIR. Giesler said there would
be no alimony request or COM
munity property division. He
said the divorce apparently will
be granted by default, since he
has not heard from Mr.. Di
Maggie. Joe did not file an
answer to Miss Monroe's suit,
which was fled after she an
nouncsd their separation Oc-
tober 4.
Evening star., 1954-10-27

financed by the banks with the
rest coming from employees.
The employees plan TO take over
the store developed after the
Wanamalker company announced
Monday that It would close the.
58-year-old store next January.
The History department store
Is located on lower Broadway at
Eighth street. once q major shop
ping center but more recently
Evening star., 1954-10-27
717 Bodies Found
In SaIerno Slides;
Damage in Millions
By The Assssiossd Press

0x2AGlkk1N0, @bszlys SCt. 1ts--
Rescue workers dug frantically
through the undiscovered rubble
of homes along the Gulf Of
Salerno today. seeking more
victims of Tuesdays violent
cloudbursts, landslides and
floods.
At least 217 persons were
known dead and unoficial re-
ports put the toll as high as 270.
Oficia1s declined to even guess
at the total damage figure. but
said 1t would run into millions
Of dollars.
Devastating flash foods trig-
gered by cloudbursts struck q
10-mile coastal area between
Amalfi and Salerno during the
early morning darkness yester-
day. Entire villages were des-
troyed. Hundreds Of homes
crumbled under the onslaught,
their occupants trapped without
warning. Hundreds Of persons
were injured and thousands
were homeless.
217 Bodies Found.
Police said the bodies of 217
persons had been recovered in
Salerno smaller towns along the
Bay of Salerno. They listed an
additional SO persons as miss
ing but unofficial estimates Of
the missing ran upward Of 200.
Unofficial reports gave the fol-
lowing toll in the hardest hit
towns population in parenthe-
sis):
Salerno (70,000)-88 dead, 100
missing, 100 injured.
Tramonti (6,000)-20 dead.
Cava Del Tirreni (33,000)-37
dead, so injured.
Maiori C, ,000-3 dead.
Vietri Sui Mare 100000 and
It's small suburbs Of Molina and
Marina-30 dead, about 100 miss
Ing.
Many Missing Probably Dead.
It was expected that many Of
the missing finally would be
added to the death toll.
Premier Mario Scelba left
Rome by air for Naples, en- route
to the stricken zone.
For the first time in two days,
the sun shown brightly. etching
in stark clarity the havoc
wrecked on the summer resort
towns along this tabled coast
line.
While soldiers, firemen and
volunteers searched the debris
for victims and trapped sur
vivors, thousands Of other work.
ers began the task Of restoring
some form of normalcy to the
ravaged communities. Commu-
nications, roadways, water, gas.
electricity and sewer systems
were demolished.
In this city Of 10000, where
American troops stormed ashore
II years ago during World War
II, the verified death toll reached
81. More than 100 persons were
injured and 5000 were homeless.
Aid Starts From Naples.
Army truck conveys and coast |
guard boats set out from Naples.
A United States Navy spokes-
man at Naples said American
ships and vehicles were ready to
90 to the assistance Of the
stricken area but would not do
30 unless asked.
Ofhcials said the loss In lives |
and damage was many times |
greater than that from any other
similar disaster in the history
Of modern Italy.
Several hours Of heavy rainfall
preceded the lash OF the ele-
ments. Suddenly the skies un-
leashed torrents Of water. The
mountains back from the coast |
caught the downpour and sent a
wall of water raging toward the
sea. Avalanches of rich topsoil
rolled down the hills into villages
and over roadways. Bridges
over raging mountain streams
disappeared. Broken trees and
overturned vehicles clogged the
roads.
Evening star., 1954-10-27

buy the store. according 10 an
employe spokesman.
Paul r. Milling. president Of
the Independent Union repre-
senting 1900 store workers. said
yesterday two Of New York's big
gest banks are interested In the
purchase plan. Mr.. Milling esti-
mated the selling price Of the
store at $i2.5 million and said
most of the money would be
Evening star., 1954-10-27
Wanamaker' S Employees
Ready 10 Buy Store
~ ,he A,sceiosed Pres,

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Em-
ployes Of John Wanamaker's New
York Department Store have
excellent" prospects Of being
able to carry through q plan to
Evening star., 1954-10-27
Irish Leuye l0nd

Northern Ireland farm work
ers 'are leaving the land in their
thousands" in . frightening"
drift to the cities. largely due to
the difference in wages, Harold
Evening star., 1954-10-27

something or Q commercial back
wash since other big stores moved
farther uptown.
Evening star., 1954-10-27

Collision, secretary Of the Agri-
cultural Workers Union. said In
Belfast.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-08-06
2. c. HANF0RD JACK IN JUNEAU sAOM MILL CONFERENCE

F. c. Hanford, Alaska repre-
 entaaye of the Pacific Northern lmDer Company, returned to Jun
 1u N ednesday night from Port and. Oregon. and San Francisco where he had been called for con lerenees with mill officials. He ex- poets to be in Wrangell shortly.
 In San Francisco Hanford met a .. S. Army transport. returning from Japan bringing his grandson Leonard Hanford, who was serving in the Far East with the Marine Corps The younger Hanford was being discharged from the Marines after three years of enlistment and Mir. Hanford was on hand for his grandson's return to Civilian life at Treasure Island where he, himself was discharged from the Army 5S years ago after serving in the Phil- ippine Islands during the Spanish War.
 Young Leonard will be remem- bered by many Wrangell friends. He lived here several years ago with his mother. Mrs. Lois Britton. who now resides in Arizona.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-08-06
ENGINEER HERE
 ON HARB0R SURVEY

Kenneth Nelson of the Territor. ial Highway Engineers office and a former Wrangell resident was in town this week making an engin. eering survey of the proposed fin ger float project on the far side of the bay to be available if and whhn
 money is made available to do the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-08-06

FOR SALE - 5-room modern house. furnished. Phone 8602.
 20-tfe
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-08-06

work. Nelson is making a survey in all communities where harbor im- provements are proposed and went on from here to Ketchikan. having covered most of the communities from Bristol Bay south
 Engineer Nelson. who attended grade and high school in Wrangelly was in charge of construction of. the Fire Hall when that structure was erected under a public works program some 15 years ago. While
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-08-06

MINOR jewelry repair --one day service. Buness Bros. Phone 167
 48-tfo
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-08-06
WILLIAM BATES OF
 .KETCHIKAN APPOINTED .ELKS DISTRICT DEPUTY

William J. Jernick, Grand EXalt- ed Ruler of the Elks, this week an nounced the appointment of Will liam A.. Bates as district deputy grand exalted ruler for Alaska southeast.
 Alaska southeast has Jurisdiction over lodges in Ketchikan. Wran- gell. Petersburg, Juneau, sitka and Skagway.
 Bates served as exalted ruler of Ketehikan lodge No. 1429 for the 1927-2S term. having served the lodge in other officials capacities prior to that time In recent years he has aided the local lodge mater ially in financing its new home and subsequent Improvements.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-08-06

FOR SALE-12-volt Oman charg- ing plant. completely oyerhauled. See Don Chase. 37-2tp
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-08-06
CLASSIFIED

FOR SALE = Baby buggy, good condition. Phone 4603. 38-1tp
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-08-06

FOR SALE = Refrigerator, ex- cellent condition, terms. Sec Bob Fisher, Wrangell Drug. 34-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-08-06

here he was the guest of Road Com missioner P C. Mccormack and Mrs Mccormack
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-04
C'n< Epi8rins'

That kid that was dropped four stories on his head and was uninjured would sure make a dandy Congressman.
 Some gals who say they wouldn't give fig for a date are plum nuts.
 Some fellers rest on their oars who should keep on rowln the boat.
 If we are to pay as we go we ought at least to know where we're goin'.
 Lots of fe1lers who start out on a shoestring end up gittin a good lacin'.
 After all, only the beautiful kin afford to be dumb.
 Grandpa Hedges got a new cane and now he won't stay home.
 Tobe FIinch's wife broke the sugar bowl yesterday and found two ten dollar bills in it.
 The bus driver yesterday said 'If you don't move back you can't stand here".
 Gals who won't marry con- cieted men just become old
 REV. CHARLEY GRANT
Evening star., 1954-07-07

PVT. ENTRANCE 8 rms. ana bath.
RsssR0 location ssaa cH5 W. snslso ns an's 81 =
T4ki,UiA + PARK-75o7 carroll. q
bedruis., liy. rm.. lge. kite bath.
APTS. AVAILABLE An COBUR TER,
300 Defense hwy. Bladensburg. Md.
Next schools and shopping center,
bus stop ct door. WA. 7-276S. --1a
COTTAGE CITY bedrm.. tile bath
and kitchen. pvt emit, for quiet
empl-t CPL, excel. trans, $76. incl.
:utIi. HA. 2-3478. --13
CORAL Garden apts.. 8 bed
rms, $1O5.. incl. utils.. Near shop.
school and bus, 10. S-70SS. la
$SO-I bedrm., Ice. liv. rm., dinette.
kit, bath, closets and storage. laun-
dry. Utils incl. JU. 9-l664. days;
BiGSiGEsTT lSi Isl ROOM MS sizEs in the are area;
You should see these apts. at Elmar
Gardens--A lovely garden apt. home
combining cool, comfortable. con-
yenient living with rent appeal. 2
hedrRs.. SS5; / bedrnn., SIS. Of
course, all utils. included. Resident
Manager ZAP. 7-S69Sl. $500 Hamil-
ton ST. between Defense hwy. and
sHANNoN SHANNON { GLIucHss ssSos'on eo.. i5o5 II H
TxKoMA PARK, 1905 Flower ave.
Liv; rm:, bedrm., dinette. kit. and
bath: SIS: adults only. JU. 9-5490.
TAX. PIX, MD.-S45 for / rm., kit,
and bath in 4-unit apt. bldg ROB-
ERT E. LOHR, RealtOr, RA 0-3f;f0
Evening star., 1954-07-07
BEDROOM FURNISHED HOME ss5
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

4s0s 18th ST. N.W.-Detached. 5
ss+.snsS ssdsms, So,Sh = baths mod lse yarS' Gd
MscARTHuR BLVD; SEC, mr.. Chain
liv. rm.. firepl.. dining area, 2 bed
. .bedrms. and bath: fun bsmt: nr.
SCHOOLS, stores and bus: 5000.
AZ FERRY SNTHHT. Hay CO. ;c;x ~ s,So15. 1905 :.
Beautiful srounds. &c H IN Potomac % Palii1 IL
sades area: LIST floor. bedroom and
bath and 3 other bedrnis. and two
baths on 2nd q. Truly . deliahtful
home: $225. Inquire Of 57l5 Po-
GiSgSaHs GgsHs cc. &C. 1903 G9s H SHANNON 4. a.ee Ma
go 'BsiRiANDYwrNE n ST. Sc. 1873
Calvert st. NV. LOUIS RUDDEN.
Sis 81 S1SSo VAN aAzEN ST. N.w.--4-b.d.
rm.. 2ls-bath brick det. house: Q
years old, excel. cond.; screened pcf..
al-electric kit. fumpus rni. with fire-
PLACE In hSmt.: lear Earage; COW.
Schools. Excel. bus trans trsnsp' shiSls AvaiIabie
AUG. /. S1sh mo. Phone I'M. 3-6193
FALLS CHURCH AREA-pssirable s.
bedrm. houses; S13Q. 9O0-913 Moly
drive. o6 n. Westmoreland st.. 3.
Fails Church. u. 2-6b75. 4-6 pm.
CHEVY CMAsE--Beautifri rambler;
8 bedrms.. baths; gar; breeze
way $225. Bethesda: near Naval
Hospital; 6 rms. bath: fenced yard:
$125. MRS. DUNNINGTON, OIL.
2-2635; I'M. 2-S3e3 -
DETACHED. 6034 41st 1t. n.w.-Six
rms. bath. oil heat, full basement.
Available now. Rental S125. Call
2a36 VIRGINIA AVE. N.W.--Compl.
remod.:: CONT. to State Dept. and
MICHAEL WkIsH h SONS. 1911
Eye St NV. RE. 7-S2s2 ~
BEAUTIFUL NORTHWEST SECTION
- bedrooms, sunro0In. shaded
porch; immediate possession: 500. |
call 4416 18th ct. NV. at noon or
DI 7-61a0.
ALEX. brk; end row:
fenced I'd; mr. Arlandria shops, /
buses. schools. public and parochial::i
e11S. S73S Mark dr.. KI. 6-451S:
evss. 4B. e-6440. -
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Excellent for Children
2 AND 5 BEDROOM

Full easements: fenced yards: good
cond.: reas. rent; conv. to schools.
shopping center, Fort Belvoir.
For Inspection, call SO. 5-e1O0
weekdays, 8 to + pm; ewes. and
week ends, call SO. 5-7922.
MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP.
134 N. Kings Hwy, Alex, Va.
Evening star., 1954-07-07
HOUSES FURNISHED

N. ARL.--Det. brick; 2 bedrms., liv.
rrl.. din. rm., rec. rm.. bsmt., porch.
Fenced yard: $140.. KE. 6-s554;
ALEXANDRIA - 2-bedrms.; knotty-
pine rec. r7n., liv. rm., din. rm., tile
to new school. shops. Nicely furn.
Low iSsis' RENT only s1ss.5o - 9 rms, IN
bath. oil heat; newly dec: open pch.
Fenced yd. Vac. Vic. 10th and Co
umbia I'd. NV; nicely furn. DIXIE
REALTY CO.. MA. S-SSSO: ewes,
1908 souTH OAKLAND ST., Airing.
ton va,-3-bedrm; cottase. modern
BESDT1f1I B1ElSsipffi fLo9 l-SRbKM. lHM house. mii mr.
Cathedral Avail, nominal rental
Gary. ! SEPT. REFS. REQUIRED. wC
sGMMEis sGSiMSSMEsii RENTAL UNTIL SEPT. ID
lot: ideal for children: nr. NH
and Naval Med; Ctr. Contact R: A.
AMERICAN sHh.H: r. UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY PARK =
Air-cond.; bedrms.. nicely furn;
recr. rm., maids rm. Year lease.
Near shops and schools; $2lO. Tele-
phone EN-. 3-6236. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., act. CO.
aeSs "a sfss NO. cS!an1i5 cs 49, aad
1905 N. CAPITOL sT.-Attrac.
neighborhood: bedrms., liv. rm..
din. rm., kit. rec. rm., Ia baths:
sSS f11a or t5ansg nr5 seh4Gls Sa ssss sas stores:
NEAR S:ovT. PARK and Takoms
Completely furnished 3-bedrin. house
with den at 5S Lonsfellow st. NV:
Bent Sas,,Gs Sn!y $169 S,, furnishsdTs pay
nished and heating not included.
SHANNON N I.UCHs CO., 1905 II
st. NV. ma. 8-224R. -7
eos d ST. N.W.-1st-h. front apt.
and 2nd-f. rear apt. Also entire 3rd
4. Very cheap rentals. RE. 7-2537;
TEMPLE En- Hi HILLS, All. MD. - seautifSlly
furnished house: 8 bedrms., lge. liv.
rn. with firspl. exceptional furnish
grounds and garage:. $175 mo. Call
Mr.. ,Gaieski. Lo; 7-S200 or Mr..
35O1 ALTON PL. NV. - Completely
furn., 5-rm., 2-bath house in this
ideal section Of NV; only 1 blk. to
Conn. ave. and Albemarle. For fur
ther info. call Mr.. Gill, EN-. $4,000.
LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY CO.
CAPITOL AND CRITTEN-
DEN SITS. N.E.--2-bedrm. row brick
home in a pleasant community
Nicely appointed. Ask to see 80
SHANNON SHANNON a. 4 fucHs { Chs c.. CO, i 1865 ofi Il
st. NV. Ma. S-2345. --S
Tee ROXBORO PL. NV, near 18th
and Rittenhouse sts.-6-room house
with full bsmt. and built-in sarage.
Compl. furn.; $125 mo. CO. 5-6222.
A BEAUTIFUL ?-room house. I'm.
bsmt., front and rear yds. 9TH st.
nr. Kennedy NV. S125. ia. 9-0397.
Evening star., 1954-07-07
HOUSES wANTED 70 RENT

NAVY FAMILY needs house with 3
or 4 bedrooms, basement. for about
TRaNsPEsRFnSSx Sl0S ne nSx 13 nSe-T Star. e.
nent headquarters; need 3-bedroom
unfurn. house or apt, preferably
NV, near parochial school; couple
and dRuRhters, ages 8 and 10;
best references. Rental. approxi-
snhvsR ms1fE shS SIZING SoS agv s1sf aaa
four bedrm. houses urgently needed.
SIGEER q CO.. Lo. 4-s3s3. LO.
wishes to rent unfurn.
house Bethesda vicinity. OIL. 4-l4OO.
Ext. 34S1, --9
WANTED houses for rent In Alexan-
dria and environs. Phone IE. 6-7244
or TIE. 6-7344. AL BAKER u SON.
INC. 116 8. st Asaph ST.. Alex. Va.
Evening star., 1954-07-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SERVICE STATION-Brand-ne e
bay station; will be ready to open
within 80 days: located on busy
Marlboro pike at 63rd ave-, Coral
Hills. Md; applications for dealer
ship are now being taken. for exper.
who is sincerely interested in going
into their own business. Phone ia.
THIS IT, IT-Frozen eustard and
ssaaTs 'n'B SSsaels saio'ns nets sGss
money: wonderful for partners Of
| man and wife. 435 7th st. s.w. o.
SERVICE STATION on busy Lee hwy.
in .Arlington,. Va. offered on deal.
ership lease by major oil company:
small initial investment required;
unlimited potential that assures
orator. Phone ia. 9-s560.
DELiCATEsSEN AND VARIETY
Smart established business in ideal
NV. location: excel. opportunity for
alert party; sacrifice. Ho. 2-9306.
HAVE IA e MONEY TO INVEST in going
business. Want full-time working
SERVICE STATION, present dealer
has to give up leadership lease due
e stS sSry and SsFyfs F sss ssstiGn n oaofes soaa
bilities: for an experienced dealer
with approx. $4,000 to invest In
stock and equipment. Phone ia.
Beauty SHOP in modern shopping
occup. For lease. csll 10. 2-S7s3;
SERVICE STATION, located on Lee
Circle. Va; excel. oppor for aggres-
sive dealer; small initial investment
required for stock and equipment
only. For full information phone
chfLDRESs ni SsfsSs SHOP in modern shop
ping center. just completed. For i'm
mediate occup. For lease. call 10
SERVICE sTATIoNs--A major oil
able for dealership lease in. select
locations in, d. c.. Va. and Md:
exper. operators, who are interested
In going into business for them;
selves and have g moderate sTah vs1 capital
LONG-ESTABLisHED souvenir and
news stand for sale in prominent
hotel lobby: reas. priced for quick
sale. Box 8S-V. Star. %
STORE for quick sale due
septea C tsaeS' pu ans 0ss9s. tsssHea0ie 0ne' &C.
STORE. in populated
Washington suburb; 1-man opera
tion; closest competition. ga miles;
$500. plus stock. terms. Box
l9sh aIax AND DAP PARK RD.-ren rms. q
baths, oil heat, gar. clean; So 800
handles. OWENS REALTY, ME.
GUESTioUsE-1s rms, furn.; above
aver; oil heat; lease: 81 500 handles.
ELEVEN RMS, 4 baths, oil heat;
total price, S14.950, which includes
furn. OWENS REALTY. ME. s-O4s6.
BOOMING HOUSE for rent - Buy
furn., $500. Income quoted, S365
mo-; nice home; income. CO. g.
LfoToR. sSIS grocery and meats. located
In heart of NE. business section;
equipped with the finest fixtures.
Owner retiring. This Is really the
LII 3-2552
STORE. doing 81 ,200-S1. 800 wkly.;
sacrifice for $1,000. plus dollar for
dollar on stock. Call AD. 1926
after 10 nOOY
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RETHEsDA-$i05 PER NO.
RIGGS PARK
ZEE KENNEDY So. Il

See this iis nsEn ioTsiy house ne With Vii full
basement. large living room. mod
ern kitchen, 8 bedrooms. tile bath.
on nice level lot. Only Sis mo.
AIDoN PROPERTIES, INC.
Ma. 8-5740
Evening star., 1954-07-07
APIS. UNfURNIsHFD--vA.

ARLINGTON. Columbia pike at FRED
noS seausii Miih5nola aa oarSssnsAy.
dining room combination Q large
ment parqust doors, venetian siiSds.
isasS;ssS' s:ssssS ssad ss'|i df''P esr 'ss s'e f
ARL.. close in: bedrm.: mr.. Penta-
gon, Navy Annex, Ft. Myer: parking.
shopping: adults; $S2.60, utils.
except elec- out Wilson blvd. left
%RS. Sh Saf sss,pRfeH 81, ssfef to 1884 10th e n.
ARL., 1910. N. Quinn--1-bedrm. apt.
Earden type: nice. clean, al utils..
$3.50. Mar. IA. k-A276. ~
Observation-Disclosures 2-hedrn.
apt: $50 incl. sasi, avail. Aus; 4;
ia. 5-5s7o. isoo n. Oak st t.
on busIine, Very quiet. Adults; $50;
|s,aM: "a -aRSa gNfusN stssr AR & with 5a Ddrch;
newly dec: adults only. Couple pre-
ferred. IA. a-fI39, ---S
LGE. e-REDRai. AND i-BEDRM.
apis. n lovely apt. house with lv;
plenty of closet space. Also laundry
shopping center and 6uslines, Also
to Pent... Navy Annex. and Wash.
d. C. 2-hedTm.. Sa2: 1-hedrm,,
S7s;75 nh; ,tials;dSl. incl. & iH rent > WSAKEE- " E
Court House rd.. ArI.. va. csii ia.
$500. . to 5. Mon. through Fri.
Arr. -bedrm. apt. in mod. apt.
son. @ B. B. C.. eonv. shops. S bus. SIS
plus utils. Avail. now. IA. 7-o744.
ID
Evening star., 1954-07-07
CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND Park
in excellent condition. Three lge.
bedrms. . baths on End n. ENG
LISH-TYPE BASEMENT with huge
2nd liy. rr., powder rn. and ground
level entrance to garden designed
for outdoor entertainine; screened
Of comparable and more costly
homes, convenient to all schools,
TOWN & SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-9400
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
61I9 14th ST. NV.
Modern semidet. brick. 6 rms, 3
baths, rec. rm. and garage plus
many extras; under 100000. Call
Evening star., 1954-07-07

RENTALS WANTED VA.
List your house with us and let Us
take the wori and WORRY on your
shoulders. Cali XII S-3iO6 til 9.
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY INC.
HOUSES NEEDED, ID. C.-MD.
UNFURN., S76 to $3.50
ERNEST H LUNG. DI 7-2221
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HOUSES TO SHARE

eIDDLE-AGED WHITE CPLE. to
share home, wife as companion and
l.h.w. or will take / lady. LU. l.
1854. -0
Evening star., 1954-07-07
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING AND HAULING, night or
day; local or long distance; experi-
enced men. AID. 4.5654. -S
HILLS TRANSFER--Any day or mr.;
small and large Jobs; trained men;
long. short bookings: insured: beach
trips made. LU. 1-950O.
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your MOVING, storage;
ress. IA. 9-2937; eyes,, RIA. 3-l4l6.
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 1906.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
teaches Q speciality. s. L. MORRIS.
TU. 2-l150 orsLI. 6-2SS9.
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GREEN MEADOWS

GREEN MEADOWS
3 hedrms., liv. .rm.. kit. din. irepl.
rec. .rm.. gas ht., scr.-in back pch.
excel. cond. Vacant. j. Everett
Robertson Wa. 1882. WA. 7-477f
LEWISDALE--2 bedrms., iiv. rm.,
din. rm., kitchen, .expansible attic,
bsmt.; large yard; Sl1O.
w. w. Lewis, Realtor
HE. 4-3500 Ewes. RA. 3-e47d
1920 QueSada st. NV.
All brick. detached home; Ice. bed
rms. and 2 baths, full attic with
heat; liv. rm., din. rm., kit, powder
rm, on LIST d.; lge. screened porch,
gas h.; drs. from Blessed Sacra-
ment School and Church; Ia blks.
from Lafayette Sch. This hoCse will
be available Sept. for inspection;
call OIL. 4-2113. Direct from owner
%
BETHESDA-$lO5 PER MO.
AIR CONDITIONED
/ -hedrm. rambler OF great individual
ity on acre lot. Liv. rm. with wood
burning fireplace, loft. picture WIN
dow. Bedrm. with 3 picture windows.
many huilt-in cabinets Huge nag
stone terrace with outdoor barbecue
A cory country retreat suitable for /
sale. 81 o@REER. o@seREiEsR ECpia E%, s-s14s S e0nsl0er
Evening star., 1954-07-07
DON'T MISS

Seeing our available rentals before
NIGER enG0ss Trs specia,iNlnyg 'he
Virginia rental homes gives our
firm Q choice Of the finer proper
ties ct reasonable prices.
JOSEPH w. SEAY. co.
113 w. Broad Street
FALLS CHURCH. VA.
JR $4,000 JE,2-2622
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Den. Powder RIM. 1St Fl.

Den, POWDER HTn., ISL Fl.
Finest offering Of this excellent brick
after location. Attractively arranged,
with spacious rooms, center hall,
den and powder room, gracious fiv-
ing and dining room, modern
kitchen, lovely porch overlooking
rear garden. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
end floor. extra closets. Recreation
room in daylight basement. built.in
inspect. call F. A. TWEED CO., INC.
1904 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 3-l290 till;
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HARRISON 2-7234

Old Georgetown
Remodeied mod. 5-rm. brick home,
full din. rIn.. lse, kit, fun bsmt.
asking SIB5 mo. Ewes. AD. 4-5907.
AuERBACH q CO.. DI. 7-650l.
TENLEY CIRCLE AREA
Just on Wis. ave. at Ellicott st. NV.
3-bedrm., 1ia-bath det. brick; avail.
PHELPS. INC, Ma. $4,000, ~
MACARTHUR BOULEVARD
home for 4 to 9 employed
adults; $115 per mo. OIL. 2-3430.
Evening star., 1954-07-07
WEST HYATTSVILLE
SIS

, bedrooms. 2-story brick. fun base
rnent. Gas hot-water heat. nice lot
Due to transfers out Of town. We hay,
several Of these desirable home,
located IN . subdivision operated as
rental project for the past ~
years.
decorated throuehout inciuding iioors
Convenient to stores, schools
churches and transportation. You
will have nice neighhors IS we have
always been selective with our
clients.
STOVES BUT NO RKFRIGERAToRs
No More Than Three Children
HARRISON 2-7234
Evening star., 1954-07-07

CHEVY CHASE SCHOOLS
baths. iee. scr, porch, only z yrs.
old; walking distance to Murch Ele.
mentary. Deal Junior High and
Wilson Hieh. owner transferred and
wants quick offer Priced In POS.
Can he shown day or night. EM.
MERRIFIELD g. WOOD /
Evening star., 1954-07-07
lAPARTMENIs WANTEp
COOPERATIVE APIS. sALE

IDEAL NV. AREA
Lovely, large bedrm., liv. rm., kit,
bath air-cond. Priced at only ST.
800; good terms. MR.. PALMER.
AID. 4-2O60. LU 2-N1I7. -7