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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-12
Region A Swimmers Win

Region A ran away with the
District Recreation Department
boys swimming meet at George
town Pool yesterday, scoring SIS
points to 80 for runnerup Region
C. The other teams finished: Re-
gion E. 80 points; Region B. 20
points; Region D, Is points, and
Region F, point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-12
Mrs. J. J. corson Wins
Manchester Cup Golf

Mrs. John j. Corson scored
175-16-159 to win the Mum
chester Cup golf tournament at
Washington Golf and Country
Club.
Mrs. George H. Bailey 161).
Mrs. Henry Riley t163) and Mrs.
Frank Mirth (164) followed on
the net prize list n that order.
ii Low gross honors in the So
hole affair went to Mrs. Charles
Egenroad with 84-86-170.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-12
You Can't
Beat
The Horses
by EDDIE ARcARo
as told to A. E. Hotchner

eff you knew what know about horses, you
would never 60 out to race track to make
money. You'd 60 there to enjoy yourself
win little, lose a little. That's what race
track is for, not to make nillionaires." That
is direct quotation from one of Americas
most famous jockeys. Read this sense-making
article and you will find out why Eddie
Arcaro feels the way he does. Look for it in
THIS WEEK Magazine in THE SUNDAY
STAR. 49, sesa
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Victory Over Seixas
Puts Jack Frost, Il,
In Tennis Spotlight
!. D. shs A..osla.sd ers..

NEWPORT. r. +. Aug. H..
The tennis fortunes Of Vic
Seixas continue to slip and
with each passing tournament
1t becomes increasingly ap-
parent that he won't be In the
Davis Cup singles picture this
year.
The annual Newport event
entered the round Of 16 today
and Seixas was among those
watching from the sidelines. the
victim Of q 2-6, 63. 60 upset
at the hands Of 19-year-old
Jack Frost of Monterey. Calf.
yesterday.
Seixas had not played singles
for more than two weeks. but
young Frost was the master Of
the match and the veteran
former Wimbledon champion
refused to offer any alibis.
Pays Tribute TO Frost.
.sThe layoff had nothing to
do with my defeat said the
downcast Seixas. Frost was
simply red-hot after the first
set and hungry for the vic
tory"
So Frost, q student at Stan
ford University not long out. Of
the Junior ranks. projected him
self sQuarely into the spotlight
Today he faces Chile's Luis
Ayala-the same fellow who
whipped him in the Southannp>
ton tournament two weeks ago.
Frost is a smart lad and
scored the triumph over Seixas
by playing to his opponents
weakness, his service return.
Most of the time I kept the
ball twisting off his backhand to
give me time to get in close, y
he explained. when I figured
he was trying to take a toehold
off the backhand. I'd change ur
for the other side"
RosewaH Breezes.
Ken Rosewall of Australia
sailed past Joe Blatchford oil
Beverly Hills, Calf, Go, 60
and seems to be the likely final
list in the upper half Of the draw
In the lower half. the mair
American hope is Art Larsen. the
former National champion from
San Leandro. Calf, who turned
back Donald Dell of Bethesda
Md, So, Ga.
However, if Larsen hopes Il
get into the final, he'll probably
have to get past both Levi!
Hoad, Rosewall's partner. ant
Red Hartwig, another tough Aus
sic.
Dell recently was chosen b.
the United States Lawn Tennis
Association along with sever
other youngsters for specia
training by Pro Jack Kramer
It's a long-range program to de
velop Davis Cup material. Il
doubles yesterday. Dell and Rol
Holmberg Of Brooklyn lost t,
Hartwig and Neale Fraser o
| Australia, 60, Go.
| Bernard Bartzen of San An
| gelo. Tex, the National ella.
courts champion. also has a side.
line seat reserved. He fell be.
fore Gil Shea Of Los Angeles, {
young fellow who has come alonf
well this year, 6-3, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-12
Errord King to Run
In American Derby
By the Associated Press

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. H.
Errard King, winner of the
500. 000-added Arlington Classic
last month, will be sent back to
Chicago Saturday from the
Atlantic City track to prepare
for the 500, 000-added Ameri-
can Derby at Washington Park
August 81.
Trainer Tom Barry said Jockey
Sammy Boulemetis would ride
Joe Gavegnamo's colt again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-12
Rules Change Factor.

The difference reflects the un-
certainty over how we'll the Lions
will adapt themselves to the one
platoon system which returned to
collegiate football last fall. The
Lions had to switch to limited
substitution to comply with ALL
Star game rules.
Buddy Parker, the Lions
coach, is irked about the change
and has made no bones about it.
This might well be just what
the pros need to get them fired
up for the game.
With Walker in the Detroit
backfield will be Tom Dublinsky
at quarterback, Jack Christian
sen at halfback and Bob Hoern-
schmeyer at fullback.
The All-Stars' ground game
probably will be led by Lattner,
Neil Worden. his Notre Dame
teammate; Chester Hanulak of
Maryland, Rick Casares of Flor
ida and Paul Cameron Of UCLA.
The kickoff is at $3.50 pm.
(EDT) with DuMont handling
the telecast and Mutual the radio
broadcast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-12

fleet boated
only 3 fish.
I was FORUM
ate in getting
one of the 8.
I hooked the
Z #. Marlin
about 40 min.
after starting
to troll & had
him in the
boat in about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-12
Kenwood Golf Winners

Mrs. Joseph Hopkinson and
Barbara Richards won the ladies'
day Scotch foursome golf tour
nament yesterday at Kenwood
Country Club with 95-22-73.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-12
WASH YOUR OWN CAR THIS WEEK END
10 rubbing or wipins necessary

In Just a few easy min
utes this week end, you
can bring back the lus-
tire and polish Of your
car with Johnston's
POLLS Hal p 90. No
rubbing, no wiping nee
essary. NO spots, no
streaks. Leaves glass
and chrom e sparkling
and re m owes "roa d
film" Johnston's POLL
SHAMPOO is harmless to
car finish.
All you do Is pour one
ounce Of POLISHAM-
POO in q pail Of water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-12
AII-Sturs
Continued From Page c-1.)

Continued From Page CID
Layne, his ace passer. only
sparingly.
The Lions best weapon in
their march to two straight Ma
tional Football League titles
was Layne firing to such able
receivers as huge Leon Hart,
Cloyce Box, Dorne Dibble and
Jim Doran.
Against the ALI Stars, Parker
repeatedly is banking mainly on
Halfback Doak Walker to do the
passing from a spread forma-
ton.
Good Receivers, Too.
Bratkowski, .Stanford's Bobby
Garrett. Baylor's Cotton David
son. Arkansas Lamar McHan
and Auburn's Vince Dooley give
Coach Jim Tatum of Maryland
one of the best groups of tossers
ever assembled in the 21-game
All-Star series.
The receivers are top grade.
too, including such ends as Carl
ton Massey of Texas and Johnny
Carson of Georgia, as well as
.Notre Danes Johnny Lattner,
the rangy bread-and-butter half
back of the Irish.
The odds-makers, who usually
rate the pros q solid favorite, re-
portedly are calling the Lions
only six or seven points better.
Last year.. the Lions triumphed.
24-10. hi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-12

Then apply suds over your car section flushing of
you along That's all You don't have to
rub wipe dry polish 1t does the job quickly easily Bottle
containing Poishampoos
Woodward 8 Lothrop Housewares. LIST Floor. -
North Building also Chevy Chose and Aexondrio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-12
ADVERTISEMENT.
TACKLE FISHING
Rv ssSnlfv', Mills

Last Tues. / was fishing on
board the good ship Salty
Mills, out Of Ocean City. Md.
for White Marlin. The entire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-12
In The Sunday Star Pictorial:
Careers for
Beauty>Winners

What happens to the local girls who win the
to fame and fortune? What kind Of success
do most Of them achieve? It's an exciting
subject !. and you will enjoy reading about
it in The Sunday Star Pictorial Magazine.
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: Silencing our Sub
marines, Eighth Weeks Winners in The Star
Snapshot Contest, Whistler in Washington,
The Girls Get Going, PARKWAY Wonders and
other picture-stories of particular interest to
Washingtonians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-12
Review Of ihe Week

IA Sunday Star Exclusive brings you the
story behind the story and gives you an in
sider's grasp Of the headline news here in
Washington and around the world. Review
of the Week is an exciting narrative Of the
current history of our times.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
MurriogeLicense
Applications

Under D. c. Ian couples must
apply for a marriage license ON
one day, tDGit three full days
and receiDe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and hoh-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Cornelius Braxton, 20, 1905 18th st
r.wn and Ruzie Dove, 1S, 400 c st
ASss S5s Ed909d'op asS %,ss.ts e. g0ss .r Air To5s
Clifton Carte Garter 20. q 1858 Holmead pl
NV. and Jessie Bullock, 21, 454 N
odean sshaefer, %. Crown Point, N. Y.
vernice Sanders, "a. 1907 B st. Sc.
and Amanda Harshaw, 25. 4425 I
George Froneberger. 1s. s1e East Cap.
itol St. s.e.,, and Dorothy Dorsey. is
1927 4th st. Sc.
Charley Curry, 10. 920 North Carolina
aye; ayt;, Sc s::fs,' and Willie Norma. 1e, 6af
Howard Dixon, %, Giassmanor Nd
and Alma Leahy. "a. 2014 Branch
Fred Wasoner. 1s. 5o7 Alexander pl ne,
and Eva Martin. 16. $40 Lowrie pi
ne.
Alvin Richardson, as. II p st. ne, and
Bennie Richardson, rs. As Myrtle
Wash Evans. 81. 800 Florida ave. ne.
and Bessie Mitchell, 35, So Bates st.
NV.
Boris stranov, 90. Mason City, Iowa, and
Betty Wall. 20, 1909 Goth st. NV.
Edward Bell. "a, Chevy Chase. Md, and
Lila Jeary. 22, 1891 Macarthur blvd
NV.
Luis Chavez. 3s. 1888 18th st. NV,
and Alma Grimm. 20, 1901 18th ct
Evening star., 1954-11-25
Ontario Auto PIunts Leud

OTTAWA.-Nearly 98 per cent
Of all the motor vehicles and
more than 96 per cent of all
motor-vehicle parts made in
Canada are produced in Ontario.
Evening star., 1954-11-25

Silver-plated Water Pitcher,
on copper base. Has ice
guard for smooth pouring.
Gadroon trim at top. 2-qt.
capacity.
Evening star., 1954-11-25

Silver plated Vegetable
Dish on copper base. Double
type for dual serving. Two
side handles on lid. Cad
room trim.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-06
Canada Looks To US. To Build New 'Copters For Anti-Submarine Patrol

OTTAWA, R-Canada's navy plans to form an anti-submarine helicopter squadron using dunk ing sonar" to track the undersea craft.
 Informants said the helicopters will hover close to the ocean sur face and lower the sonar listen ing gear beneath the waves. If they hear no subs, the sonar is wound up and the aircraft moves to another spot.
 So far the Navy hasn't been able to find the helicopter for the job. It needs one that can carry more equipment-depth charges as well as the sonar-and with greater endurance than present models.
 The Canadians expect U. s. manufacturers to come up with the answer.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-06
Germans Riot In Protest To Army Housing Project

BREMERHAVEN, R-A thou sand angry dock workers clashed with German police riot squads here today in a fight against the US. Army's project to build mili- tary apartments on the site of 25 German homes.
 Fists and clubs flew as police reserves were rushed to this port from nearby Bremen to quell the anti nti-American demnstration. Waterfront Communist leaders were rumored to have helped in- cite the violence.
 Trouble started brewing when owners of the 25 houses received eviction notices recently. The US. Army had requisitioned their property under occupation law to construct a 30 L. million m r k ($7, 7,14O,OOO housing project for American personnel. In turn, the Army offered to release TAI re- quisitioned homes in Bremen to German authorities.
 When police attempted to enter one of the requisitioned Bremen haven dwellings, 40 occupants of the area stood them off with clubs and pitchforks. A detach- ment of 25 policemen was forced to withdraw.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-09
Pioneers Offer Igloo For
Reception Honoring
Interior Secretary Mckay

At the regular summer July
meeting of the Pioneers of AL
aska held Wednesday eevning, the
Pioneers went on record as offer
ing their hall to the Chamber of
Commerce for the purpose of
holding the reception in honor of
Secretary of Interior Douglas Nc
Kay who is scheduled to be here
July 23rd.
It was also announced that dele
gates to the Grand Igloo Conven-
ton would be named at the next
meeting. The convention will be
held in October in Anchorage.
A generous contribution was
made to the American Cancer
Society.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-09
Story of Theodore Dreyer
To Be Shown Saturday At
Assembly of God Church

On Saturday evening, July 10,
there will be a showing of the
latest film released by the Passion
Play artists of Zion, Ill. This true
story is produced by the Living
Word films and is to be shown
under the auspices of Youth For
Christ and the Nome Ministerial
Assn. at the Assembly of God
Church.
In color, the life story of Theo-
dore Dreyer is produced in a way
that speaks to the hearts that see
it on the screen.
On the same program for the
evening, a new release of a TV
film will be shown. The artists
in this film include the renowned
gospel singer Beverly Shea. A
mighty storm is depicted and a
sea rescue by the cast.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-09
IN COMMISSIONERS COURT

John Angusuc of King Island
was given two sentences yester-
day. Two months for assault and
battery and six months for petty
larceny with sentences to run
consecutively.
Eric Jackson of Golovin was
held to answer to the grand jury
for taking a car without the con-
sent of the owner.
Il
A hearing is scheduled for this
afternoon for Virgil Warneke,
who is being held on three charg-
es: embezzlement by bailee; non
support of his wife, inducing a
minor to travel by public convey
ance to the States and return for
immoral practices.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-09
PAN AMERICAN ANYWAYS

Arriving today: last names only
available: Crawford, SANDERS,
Thomas, Shaw, Pond, Cooper,
three Dunbars, and Ralph Lomen.
Scheduled to depart for Fair
banks are: Betty Doyle, Merlin
Spencer and jimmy, Annie, Lor-
enc, Ruth, Richard Jr. and infant
Nershak.
For Seattle: Mr.. Pond, May
Bale, A. J. Fink, R. J. McCrary,
A. Saario, Ed Johnson, and the
James Walsh family.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-09
ALASKA AIRLINES

Arriving from Wales: Sgt. Rat
cliff, Maj. Mitchell, Maj. Colo
Arriving from Deering: Daniel
Iyatungak, Dan Thomas.
Arriving from Anchorage: 1t.
Col. w. Mueller, William NUM-,
Merlin Spencer. To Anchorage:
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lovey, Sarah
Mcdonnell, Maj. Mitchell, Maj.
Colo, Sgt. Ratcliff.
Arriving from Unalakleet: Mr..
Thomas Canpabasso.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-09
Rotarians See ANG Movies

Rotarians enjoyed seeing a
movie of Alaska National Guard
activities, at their Thursday noon
luncheon. The picture was filmed
in the KGtzebue area.
Guests were: Vernon Smith of
San Francisco PAA; Capt. Chris
Farmer, ANG; Don Kantala, DR..
Fratianni, Douglas Ford, and Jack
Reed.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-09
Alaska's Pilgrim Plane Tested

Bob Jacobs, local pilot with
Alaska Airlines, was busy today
making performance tests ON the
Pilgrim Aircraft after the recent
installation of new engine. 1t is
hoped that this aircraft will be
ready for service by this weekend.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-09
NEW RELIGIOUS BROADCAST
STARTS MONDAY ON AIRS

The Nome Ministerial Assn.
announces a new schedule of pro-
grams on AIRS beginning Mon
day, July u. Morning Devotions
will begin at 8:15 instead of at
$3.50 am. At $3.50 there will be
a new half-hour program, five
days a week, called Back to The
Bible" This is the largest daily
religious broadcast in the world,
being heard by more than 80 per
cent of the worlds population.
The live broadcast originates in
Lincoln, Neb.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-09
Change of Schedule to Kotzebue

Change of Schedule TO Kotzebue
Effective Monday, July IL, AL
aska Airlines DEB service from
Nome to Kotzebue will operate
Mondays instead of Tuesdays.
The bush schedule on Wednes-
day to Kotzebue via Deering and
Candle will remain the same.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-09
B A S E B A L L

A baseball game was played
Wednesday evening at the ball
park between the Bering Sea Club
and the Air Force which the SER
vice team won handily 1913.
Thursday night the T-23 from
Nome Field aoWned the Polar
Bar 14-3.
Following are the standings to
date:
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-09

Strike back at cancer which
takes a life every two and one
third minutes. Support the Ameri-
can Cancer Society Crusade.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SILVER SPRING-Wanted Aug. ]
or later. or 6 rm. rambler. JU
WANTED TO RENT, clean, 2-bedrm
furn home in w. Hyattsville area
Ewes. UN. 4-4675 go
2-BEDRM. HOUSE, pref. in North
Arlington. Will take excel. care ano
sign long lease for low rental. Mo-
over $50 per mo; viii furnish rel
erences, ia. 7-6641. 20
LEASE, with purchase option or lease
purchase plan. 3-bedroom house
Sui:Iand High School area. by re-
sponsible Christian family. Call 10
S-S5S4. gu
RENTALS WANTED. VA.
List your house with US and let US
take the worl and worry on your
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ATLANTIC sT.-No cash 81. $685.
L. Goddard. 81. 1-Se2s. lis
CAPITOL HILL, mr.. Capitol and Lib.
rms, 2 baths. Also 3-fanily apt.
rented Home or an investment.
change. OWNER. ia. 5000. 20
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-GI nnaneing,
$3.50 down, S75 per mo. MUSSEL-
MAN REALTY CO.. az. 1.7I70.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-2-story semi
detached brk: 3 bedrms, full bsmt..
l u baths. Front and rear yd. $14 :
995. 81 900 down. Ii. 4-7275. lis
CONGRESS HGTS.-Assume ~ Gl
trust; S14.50O for 3-bedrm. home in
new cond.; low down payment. BAL
ance like rent. Immed. possession
RE. 7-1774: ewes, JU. S-94qS. 20
CONGRESS HGTS. - 2-family semi
Diet. brick; 1st-h ant. has 2 bedrms.
oil heat. Terms. Consider trade
JOHN L. SHELTON. REALToR, 20
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. near Nichols
ave.-Vaeant semidet brick. 5 rms.
tile bath. full bsmt.. gas heat. s1O.-
$50: CT $50 down. or rent, 500 per
mo. HARTMAN REALTY, INC. LU.
o-5q7R NJ LU. 4-3400.
HILLCREST-BeautifuI det brick. Q
rms, IL baths. 2 fireplaees. back
porch. EaSags rec. I'm. 5000 " Sost st.
gas heat: front porch. Owner leay-
Ing town. must sell. Terms. JOHN L.
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i REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

OWNER WILL CONSIDER EQUITY
in small house. d. c., for 1O0-acre
farm suit. for dairy, beef, chickens,
RA. 3-3431 It'll 9. -1S
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN-Girl to share house
with 4 other girls; college grad; 22-
%; roof garden, piano. NO 7-So3z
EMPL. LADY wants to share lge. 2
bedrm. rambler. everything furn.
with couple, sos mo. III z. Lee st:
Groveton, We, so. S-90S4. ~
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA TER. nr. NH. Attr.
brick rambler in immac. cond sit
uated on Ice. Handicapped lot Con-
sists Of liv. rm. with frepl. din.
area. lge. fully equip. kit. 8 lovely
bedrmS.. 2 baths. gas heat, storage
attic. patio. many extras incl. Owner
REi HTfsss; f REALTY T4 Co. s-'77O
BANN0CKBURN HTs.-S36.75O for
the lge. family. S-rm. center-hall
white brick home on beaut. h-acre
wooded lot; rec. rm-' plus maids
OF. s-S0oe: syes.: 81. 1906. go
BETHESDA-S16 .900-Near Lady Of
Lourdes. Brick Colonial 6-rm. home.
Corner lot. Low down payment.
Priced below market to sell this
SAN f.li Oh Soe Ss7e' o tonight CO
BETHEsDA-BRADMOOR-This love-
ly rambler is made to order for q
couple or small family, and perfect
ds ss1sss tS STs an SsSsms s1 s9
tile baths, lovely rear screen
porch. comb liv.-din. rm. and very
modern kit. plus q nice .util. rm.;
no bsmt.. but plenty Of storage.
s nrSed yR z Tx eos sE Eith ssos o e
70O7: ewes. OIL. 4-57O9 is
BETHESDA - S21 $50 - An older
home that features space; large
gracious Hv. rm., big din. rm., mod
ernized kit. upstairs are . Dig bed
fioored attic. coolies Of closets: full
bsmt. with outside entrance. oct.
garage; very handy to all schools.
shopping and tTOnsp. Owner has
bought rambler, and will make *
8. PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7007; ewes.
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HOUSES FOR sALR-N.E.

NE. SECTION = e-rm.. cemidet.,
8 yrs. old, in excel. cond. 8 bedrms.,
(master bedrm.l. bath, 2nd a.; Isl
d., liv. rm.. din. rm., lge. mod. kit,
powder rm., full bsmt., auto. heat;
N o4% loan: priced reason. La
WHY FAY RENT.-when you car
buy this lovely home with VA.
approvaD with no cash down; g.
yr.-old semidet. brk. in beautiful
cond.: 1st-fioor powder. nice bed
rms. and bath on End A.: big fully
equipped kit. full basement; fine
neighborhood near 18th and Emer-
SON. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. z
1411. Ewes. OIL 2-4S34. go
VETS, no cash. sos mo.-5-rm. semi.
Diet. brick home in 700 blk. Of Farra.
gut pl. ne. near 8. Dakota ave. Fin
ished bsmt: Priced ST. 500. ROB.
ERT s. DAVIS & CO.. WA. $4,000
PARKS bedrms.. Ice
kit, powder rm., picture windows
full bsnt., gas heat. fenced yard;
assume AZ CT loan. Small down
payment. $14.95O. JU. 5-3652.
1890 QUEENS CHAPEL TERRACE
mr.. AVondale-Det. brick Colonial;
8 lge. rms, 2h baths. bsmt., rec
rm., screened porch, gas heat. Ii
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HOUSES FURNISHED

SILVER sPRING-Nicely furn. bum
h SH siaI Nv G Gm ab lSsM Et
REAEToR. Ju. $500 till 8. 10
veranda; cool, gracious living: July
6-sept. 8, $3.50. XII, S-7166. 20
FREE RENT in modern, compietey
Onered in exchange for care of 2
small boys. Cali 10. 4-6o22o Ior
s. HRL.@s-b e; semidet., with
washer. garbage disp: dishes A e'c'
RETH SEfSS SUMMER RENTAL, avail.
now-4 bedrms., 2 baths, 2 nv; rms
large cool lot. Ideal for children
Near NH and Naval Hospital. OIL
NEA 1S%v WALTER REED in shepherd
Park-Detached Colonial. convenientI
transp. and schools; 3 bedrms.,
baths, plus rec rm. in bsmt; extra
rms. Ord a.: Diet. garage: S2OV peE
mo: may be rented pnniHnTIhEr sco pi
Per mo, ELIJAH 1.i ar ri AN EN 3-4ss5,
WESLEY HEIGHTS-Detached q
story on beautiful grounds; 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths, plus full bsmt. with
maids rm and S. Gs11; rec 1nly Tm' C SaS0
8. 8. A.. ret.I. Broker, EN-. 3-4335'
TWo SUMNER RENrALs-one
Cleveland Park one io Wesley Syro neign':
to 4 bedrms., 2 or more baths: rent
ais flexible. ELIJAH G. ARNOLD
(Col, U. S. A.. ret), Broker. EN-.
3-4335, OV. 3-4145.
house for summer: convenien; loca-
rH slCf ~ ROCK Scgsi CREEK PIX rms,
3 baths, rec. rm., garbage disposal,
dishwasher, fenced yd. EN-. 2-5a47.
baths gar: $50 mo. other houses.
MRS. BURLINGTON, OIL. 1882
JULY. AUGUST. sEITEMBER-1n
bedrm. home, completely furnished:
large bsmt.; washing machine and
dehumidifier; large shady yard with
patio and terrace; close to bus and
6 ssEsste dsy; SS3o gS per mo- Ewes OIL 80
FURN. HOUSE rent. wks. beginning
yard; Fslls cbHTch b, area; s 81
ARLINGTON ToEEsds soDy School, CO.,
P DsSs ps snss. JE 4no %ad.A'e SO
LANGLEY PARK-Low rental. desir-
able party, June 25 to Sept. 25
3-bedrm. brick rambler; garbage
disposal. dishwasher and automatic
washer. HE. 4-5635. 30
l6O5 N. CAPITOL ST.-3 bedrooms.
ia baths. liv. rm.. din. rm., kitchen,
rec -rm. partially furnished: front
and rear porcheS, and yards; excel.
tranSp.; near schools and stores;
S120 mo-; available July /. RA.
6-467R. 30
n. ARLINGTON - Choice section.
charming 3-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler.
2-3 mos. July-Sept. Reas. "a; S-74O3:
FOXHALL VILLAGE
Lovely 4-bedrm.. 2-bath brick home
with 2nd-floor den. Attac: garage.
oil heat. Just decorated: S225 per
mo. Avail. June %. To inspect,
call BOSS & PHELPS. INC, MA.
SUMMER RENTAL
Foxhall Village-Cute 3-bedroom
bungalow. in Immaculate condition.
very. conv; location: $l35 mo: No
small children FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
DI. Vial; WO. 6-3242. -1S