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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-01
BETTY BEALE

dent. He broke his hip a week
ago Friday and, for reasons
that only the medical profess
sion in this town perhaps
could tell you, couldn't get it
set till the following Wednes-
day. He's at Georgetown
Hospital.
The Junior League FollieS
won't be staged before society,"
packed audiences at Lisner
Auditorium until February IL
and IL, but it's rehearSals are
already coming in for consid-
cradle attention you might say.
Its rehearsing locale constantly
changes. This week it's the
Holton-Arms gym. Last Fri
day it was the Statler Hotel
and if the Statler lived
through that Friday. it'll come
LIlTOuSu dI1y LIll1lS.
There in the Congressional
Room the Follies male and
female Dutch chorus was
dancing it's head of in wooden
shoes. There in the adjoining
Presidential Room actor Rich
ard Carlson was trying to talk
to serious Civil Defense
group with this mad, mad
clomping going on, separated
only by a curtain. Across the
hall the Women's Forum on
National Security was meeting
and presenting Mrs. Nixon
with an Hawaiian lei.
A messenger had been dis
patched to the Dutch clomp-
ers to ask them to rehearse in
their bare tootsies instead.
when suddenly a high school
band came down the corridor
and let out blast that
knocked them right out Of
their shoes. The band headed
for the defense group which by
that time must have thrown
in the sponge, and Mrs. Nixon
departed with her lei. The
chorus is still rehearslng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-01
Condr. Doyle
EntertOinS

Comdr. Mabel Hunt Doyle en-
tertained at the tea hour yester-
day afternoon in honor of
Comdr. Ellen Victoria Littlejohn.
who will be separated from the
Navy today. Comdr. Littlejohn
has served continuously in the
Navy for II years.
Comdr. Doyle used a color
scheme Of navy blue and gold as
decorations here and there about
the house-blue iris and yellow
daffodilS carrying out the color
scheme in the dining room.
Comdr. Doyle'S mother, Mrs.
Quincy L. Hunt. assisted her
during the hours of the party.
Among the guests invited we're
Comdr. Margaret Combs, Comdr.
BesS Dunn, 1t. Comdr. Eleanor
Rich. and her mother Mrs. Rich,
1t. Comdr. Dorothy Richard, 1t.
Comdr. Marguerite Vedler, 1t.
Comdr. Ethel Weyant, 1t.
Frances Partridge, 1t. Betty
Wintersteen and 1t. Eda Nelson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-01
Society News
Lady Astor's Visit
Causes Social Whir|
Sonora De Castillo Ledon, New Mexican
Minister to Sweden, Visits Family Here

usual cutting tongue-"I'm an
extinct volcano" Viscount AS
tor died in September of 1852.
New Minister
Another lady who crept into
the news over the week end
was Sonora de Castillo Ledon.
A native OF Mexico, she was
formerly chairman of the Inter-
American Commission of Wom-
en-. Her job now will be Mexican
Minister to Sweden.
In her last post. Sonora de
Castillo Ledon spent a great
deal of time in Washington since
her Office was with the Pan
American Union. She was the
Chairman of the Commission
for four years and of course
did a lot of travelling throughout
Latin America and many of the
48 States.
Her main job was to work
for women's rights. Accom-
plishment was certainly hers
since five countries modified
their constitutions to make OPP
portunities greater for women
during her term of office.
Sonora de Castillo Lendon is
very pleased with her new as
Sjgnment. She is the second
woman of her country to head a
Mexican mission to foreign
land. About Is years ago there
was ore in Colombia.
Soils Tomorrow
Over the week end. she was
here visiting her on-in-law and
daughter, Mexican Third Secre-
tary and Sonora de Blanco Melo
and their two children. The new
Minister left Washington yester-
day for New York and will sail
tomorrow aboard the S. S.
United States for Sweden.
With her will go her mother,
Sonora Maria Caballero de
Naranjo. This will be Sonora de
Castillo Ledon's first trip to
Sweden although she has ttav-
eled quite a bit through South
ern Europe.
FASHION NOTE OF AP-
PROBATION. - Mrs. EiSen-
hover wore a white wool eve
ming coat embroidered in gold
to the dinner given last Friday
evening by the President of Tur-
key and Nine. Bayar for the
EisenhowerS. The coat was a
present from Nine. Bayar to
Mrs. Eisenhower.
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7 ca Follows Musicale

Mrs. Harold Prizes will be
hostess this evening at a
brief program of music followed
by refreshments. The program
will be given after a meeting of
the women's committee of Mont
gomery and Prince Georges
County for the National SYM
phony Orchestra. The meeting
was postponed from January II.
The meeting and musicale will
be held in the home near Coles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-01

vile, Md, of Mrs. Prizes. who is
president of the committee.
Young Jeffrey Prizes. grandson
of the hostess, will appear on the
program and others will include
Bertigene Burnham. Judith
Stern. Leslie Meiman and Karan
Schmidt.
Mrs. Theodore Downey of Be
thesda, who is chairman of the
Montgomery County annual sus-
tanning fund campaign for the
orchestra. will present the mas
ter plan for the drive.
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Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Roos an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Phyllis Jean, to Mr..
Thomas Price Mullinix, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Mullinix
of TowSon, Md. The ceremony
was performed January % and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullinix will live in
Haywood Gardens in Mt. Rainier,
Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-01

-ZWe1P Photo
MRS. SEYMOUR ABRAMSON
The former
Miss Miriam M. KatZ.
Miss Miriam Mira Katz,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Israel
Katz, became the bride January
81 of Mr. Seymour Abramson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
AbramSon.
The ceremony took place at
the Beth Sholom Synagogue with
Rabbi Henry kaufman officiat-
ing. Following a reception in the
Synagogue, the couple left for a
wedding trip to Canada.
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lAPTs. UNFURN.-vA Gent J

ARLINGTON. Columhia pike at Fred.
erick St. Magnolia Gardens-Avail
now. Beautiful and. spacious living.
dining room combination. Q largt
bedrooms. latest In kitchen equip.
ment. paruuet floors. Venetian
blinds. y exposures; utils. furn.: SGT
q mo-: I bedroom. $3.50. For info
call jA S-307n.
ALEXANDRIA, Del Ray---Immac. 2.
bedrnl. apt. In pvt. home; lge. equip
kit, liv. rm.. sun deck. lge. bath
PVT, entr.: use Of yard and laundr,
$77 SO; i small child accepted. TE
6-2957 or XII. S-6652. -
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has o few
! and 2 bedroom units aVailable
priced from SIS; sit. In conv Alex
q 5-min. drive from the PentaRon
Phon. TIE 6-4400 or come to the
ONCE In Adams Bldg. cor. Mt Yer.
non ave. and Russell I'd
ARL.. apt. bldg. TT. Myer area--1.
bedrm. apts.. S75 incl. utils. 1906
N. Pierce. Apt. 2. ia. .7-4586. .--5
ARLINGTON-Unusually large at
tractive rooms. Living. z bedrooms
come: l block stores. bus. Kinder
sarten: $99.5O including utilities
Available Dec. /. Free bonus. "a
ARL.-2-be apt: conv. to Pen
tagon and shop. area. 1928 N
Veitch st., ia. S-S066. 10
LARGE, NEWLY PAINTED 1-bedrm
apt; main f.: near Ft. Myer. Penta-
gon; blk. bus, shopping: S75 incl
utils. IA. 7-926S. -
A efics.' S.. .5olsss. sseq1G~ 80; extra G a' ise
2-story and bsmt. apt, $115: regular
2 bedrm. $105; / bedrm, $75-SS0;
mr.. Memorial Bridge. extra conv
1710 N. 18th st., Apt. 4. JE. g.
7476. %
ARLINGTON-2-BEDRM. APT; Mr.
HECHT'S: MODERN BLDG; $50
JA. 5-6415, OV. $4,000. --6
rri.i. A.naI- O.I.. yIyo eo- r-or+ ANt
Evening star., 1954-11-04
APIS. UNEuRN.-MD. tcens.

coRA1 sDs: Hsas ssdsms st. q 2saso & me ssssn
shops. shops So Sei' s-7Sss. Psi near sen0ol 1o gus
TAKOMA PARK bedrm., liv. rm.,
dinette. kit. and bath, In modern g.
unit BLDG; S75. ROBERT e. LoHR,
Realtor, RA. $4,000.
TAKOMA PARK-$80 for newly
DECORATED SeSor apt; in ,,unit bldg:
poqch. DeTs RoBERT En L. f1t IoR oaIh Rs.lso4, snd
311 Cedar st. NV. RA. 6-36O0:
MT. RAINIER-3 and 4 rm. apts.; 3D.
loc.; white sch. at present; utils.
furn.; S62 to $50 mo. WA. 7-19ls.
cHILLUM TERRACE-Lge. 1-bedrm.
modern. New Hampshire ave-. blk.
over 2; G line, Sheridan, st; Sec
APIS. AVAILABLE AT coBuR TER,
Md. Next schools and shopping cen.
ter: bus stop at door. WA. 7-276S.
TAKOMA PARK, 905 Fairfax ave
Beaut. redec.. 1st:fi. apt. Liv. rm.,
dinette, kit. bedrm.: bath: storage
Ha fRscei 4-4144 nt,lI Fm' s7s,So' incl ut utils.
You'll OF AGREE when you see these
apt. homes at Elmar Gardens. THE
BIGGEST ROOM SIZES IN THE
AREA plus the comfort and conyen-
ience Of an attractive garden project.
Cheerful one and two bedroom apis,
newly decorated) at SIS and S85,
including all utilities. Res. mgr.
ZAP. 7-S69S). 5400 Hamilton ST..
Vile on Edmonston I'd. SHANNON
& LuCHs CO.. 724 14th st. NV,
TAKOM1 FIX. oppost. Wash. San,
716 Maplewood ave.--Liv, rm.. bed
rm.. porch rm.. kit, tile bath. util.
S65 Open. JU. 7-90S4. --6
Evening star., 1954-11-04
HOUSES uNEuRNlsnED tcens.l !
SILVER SPRING, Bethesda area
Sew. nice hSes. avail. SS5-$1S5. SIG

SILVER SPRING, Bethesda area
Sew. nice hSes. avail. SS5-$1S5. SIG
LER q CO., 10. 4-s3S3. 10. 5-4254
1so7 TAYLOR, ST. NE. - 8 rms,
bath, full bsInt., gas h.-w.h.; $l15
mo. FLOYD 3. DAVIS CO. 1928
x st. NV. MA. S-0352. 20
CHEVERLY, Md, convenient to new
Washington Baltimore pkwy. -t
rooms, IN baths, entrance hall
large closets, refrigerator. garbage
disposal. QN. 4-7739. -
Mr.. s. CAPITOL SHOPPING CENTER
Vacant. Semidet. brk.. rms. full
bsmt.: blk. TO bus: no pets: refs;
SS5. 10. 3-6SS9. -l2
N. ARLINGTON-o-bedrm. rambler
nished, $40: Lynn THo2MAJPsoN;
UNIVERSITY PARK-7 rms. III
becue. $3.50 mo. AP. 7-9IO1. -4
ARL., S.-3-bedrm. brick, semide-
tached. full bsmt.; good cond.; COW
to transp. and schools; $100. Cal
HpI,NIs!pcn sent dsPt g,S sS.P Pm; "a "a. 7-9soo
semidetached. year old. S110 mo
ARL.-2-bedrm brick. semidetached.
fedec.; iInmed. occupancy; $50
OT. 3-43N9, ewes.
IN A LOVELY SETTING-Delishtfu
3-bedroom rambler with large scr
porch and marble terrace plus is: -; !;
S4th ave. Hyattsyilie; S125. Avail
Immediately SHANNON & LuCHs
NEAR EAR BAtRNiEsaa q ciRcTEEfhree:Ssd. ri
room home at 434 18th st. Sc. fol
only $75 per month; convenient tt
Tapd pPs tsaaSD0Tfasd saa mmed ad ssSSs sSSS ss0P
LUcHs CO.. 724 l4th St. NV. Ma
EAST FALLS CHURCH-Larger home
s rms, Ia baths. spacious grounds
screened porch. covered patio. gar.
conv. to TRANSPORTATION and shop
ping, available Nov. 10; $145 mo
ARL., N.@Vacant: avail. 80 mo,
quality 3-bedrm.. 2-bath white brk
Colonial In choice residential area
bsmt., rec. rm.; garage; screened
porch: S165 mo. ia. 4-0550.
TAKOMA PARK, 1919 Fairview ave
Detached brick, , stories. Q rms.
session; $1o5. o., DUNN & CO., Real
5SIS Oh Oh 81. NV bedrms., liv
rm.. din. rm.. dinette, kit, bath
nice bsmt. with Law; porches; OF
heat; near school; best transp.
Sl20 mo. RA. 6-4641 or RA. 3-24S l
IN ROCKVILLE, sos West Mont
gomery ave.-6 rms, full bsmt. anc
porch. TU. 2-h71S. -
NEAR FALLS CHURCH-Three nict
bedrmS, l pine paneled; lge.. liy.'
din. rm. with fireplace and book
shelves, equipped kit, finished stair
way to 9 lge storage rms. on 2nC
floor. Available Immediately. S12i
month. JE. 2-2e63. 10
HOUSE OF YOUR DREAMS in his
to-ic town of Fairfax with spac. liv
rm., lge. kit, . bedrms., auto. heat
Immed. poSs. Close to h. S. AM
elem. S. S92.50. CIR. 3-0SS9 or OR
oiDeFAsH1oNED iSIFAas; row house. com
pletely renovated. Seven lge. rms
| and bath: in s.w. section but not Il
taking area" for redevelopment
deep yard and garden; new, auto
| gas hit. S79.50 per mo-, incl. din
rm. furn. (if desired) and pvt. park
ing space on 30-ft. alley. Shown b.
appointment. Ma. S-9257. Ia
p. G. CO.. Md, Is mi, D. C. Rout
| 50-Three- -bedrm., modern, 2-yr. oil
bungalow; oil heat. $50 mo. He
| 4-3500: ewes, WA. 7-123l. w. w
LEWIS. Realtor. %
ARLINaToNLRedee., c9Ir 5,Tm,' lsdeE 6TieE
and shopping; dandy for kids.
81 S. Wayne St., $500 Per Mo.
3719 1st Rd. g., sos Per No.
Evening star., 1954-11-04
HOUSES FURNISHED


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2-bedroom
equip. kit, full bsmt., scr. porch: !:
beaut. furn.; newly dec; close school
and shops, TIE. 6-6S39.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Loyely
town home. attractively furnished;
grand piano: sntiuuss: fireplace:
sssTaroS9ssao sT ssao sis9 Ext ssse %sskdays a. F. w. W.
BRRvNS SALES. INC. MA. S-7621.
SILVER SPRING-Lge. 6-rm. bvnga-
low sleeping pch.; 2 cples: or fam; !;
centrally 'oc.; Sl15. JU. 5-4sc0;
TWO BEnRMs.. iiv. rm.. din. rm,.
t siio bash aa call All fS ssmt s4Pis Pss sss: ssss
washer. disposal fenced yard; child
welcome; S125. HO. 2-47S1. -
ALEXANDRIA AREA--Nicely furn.
2-bedrm. home. fenced yard; conv.
Or small family; Sis mo. SO.
Lovely S1sI HOUSE, so1e Rodman St
n.w.-Five bedrns., full baths, hv.
rm.. din. rn., lovely yd.. and garage;
:; $3.50; Call RA. 6.s244: s,r;onsa,. mS
Chevy Chase, D. C.-Beautifully fur
nished 4-bedrm. home; 3-rm. once,
separate entrance, recr. rm.. double
FFIETciHEs FIlEEsTrcsiHEs sSfS Really. nSi RWo.. $500.
coMFoR GABLE and secluded, end Of
acre close in Ari. ia. S-7921; --S
SILVER STRING, close in-3-bedrm.'
2-bath. attrac brick home; S165:;
ERNEST i. LUNG. DI. 7-2221. a
WHEATON, bedrms;; sllrslec; En' E5.'
ho hi@msd sdssSs sysil Io slsea4; sN4ss4 sIoLER q Co.
CHEVY CHASE vIEW-pignified
Georgian Colonial.type brick home.
3 lge. bedrms.. baths, on End f.;
1st a. laVatory, attached garage.
Beautifully furn; Avail to next ,grTI June
Il ft1s slH' i ST. mq nw E. 81 HoiESd5 7S657 7s@TA sTes
BoELiNS 81 His47f; FIELD AREA-Mod. g.
bedrm. semidet. brick home. excel
cond. nicely furn.; beds: fenced
rear yard; $3.50, mo. Nov; II to
sEra Piii;'y Rif$ .s '"1ssF n@, b. sGtsS!
NESR' fSsii' oe;i cBEY4 T1f' CHASE CLUB
Spacious home with 5 bedrms.. 3
Domer; sANDoz inc, . Dupont
sehEpRT., eITi: RHi LEAF slRafH HOME: 3 blocks
northwest Of Dupont Circle; house
recently renovated: rental. S235 per
mo. Call SIMMONS PROPERTIES,
De 2-0730. Ewes. and week end.
NICE HOME for Q refined mother
and child over 6, or young cple.,
or prof. man; new furniture, new
appliances incl. wash. machine, util-
tiles, utensils, linens. unlim. phone,
maid SERVICE; close to EVERY
THING. 2 buslines; you have house
practically to yourself; $75 mo.
Call, IA. 5-6262 all day Friday, Sun
day. or after $50 evenings. Box
CHEVY CHASE, Md, 531s Baltimore
ave.-Nicely furn. 2-bedroom home.
nr. D. C.. transp.; S135 per mo.
TOWN & SUBURBAN, EN-. 2-9400.
SILVER sPRING-2-b -bedrm. bunga-
low, completely furnished in every
respect. Lge. wooded lot. $3.50 mo.
GRAHAM g. CO., JU. 5-6O10. -6
4 LGE. BEDRMS., all twin beds;
rms. modern brick; 1st-h. lay; 18th
st. NV, near Harvard Hall, Rock
Greek PIX. section; nice furn.: va
cant; S17S. DIXIE REALTY CO..
MA. S-SSS0; ewes. AP. 1887.
MODERN RAMBLER on lge. lot. mr..
Chevy Chase Circle. Spacious iv.
rm, family-siZe din. rm., lge., mod
ern kit, bedrms. (or den), 2E
baths; excellent furnishings: avail.
Dec. /: S275. WAGGAMAN- -BRAW-
NER, ME. S-3S60; eyes,, DU. z
S435. Mrs, Lynch,
Evening star., 1954-11-04
MOVING, PACKING. sToRAGE
(centinued.l

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET 81
Phone No. S-0i04. UNION SToR.
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905.
MOVE BY HILL--Home or bus: short
or long notices: extra services: any
time: sensibl7 priced. LU. 1-9600.
Evening star., 1954-11-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. 2. PARK: $50. .75O-Det. brick
OiSaih Saihs nsar on sd &c ANS m reaesorsasd ssSs
FRANK 8. PHTLL1Ps. Df. Sei4fi;
BRIARCLIFF AREA-Split-le level RAM
bier, center-hall plan: bedrms., 3
ba.hs. den; rec. rm.; "a blk. from
sss BE: oo5 S'I :.u:s: asis. Rr'sf MrRss- Hasfr
FIELD 4, wcOns.
CHEVY CHAsE, D. c., s26.5Oo-Lge.
custom. built brick Colonial, true
center hail; 1st floor, nice den and
powder rm.; 2nd hoor has 3 larte
bedrn1s., 2 baths; stairs TO 2 nicely
finished bedrms. on Ord Il. Paneied
rec. rm., attached garage. excellent
condition throuEhout; close TO La
fazs.is sisdshSq S;heSl ie ssAtTY tt5TaYP'p co yaest
2-2326: ewes. JU. s-4937. Is
aye.--Det.. 4 bedrms.; IN peri. cend.;
sIe.s5c. REAGIsTIkos sss 'cS coRp.. H5. HI.
3-5323 dsv or night. -5
CHEVY CHASE. well located near
,S etTsieMabsdrpi -,a:.;drs m 2-Dath h 5 row briek
garage: excellent transp.; Si6.S50.
THos. L. Philips, Wo. $1,000.
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.-This fine A.
bedroom. 2-bath, center-hali brick
home is located in one Of the incest
Chevy Chase areas and p Ideally
Sacrament Schools, shopping and
quick sale, Can WO. $4,000 TN D
pm EDWARD n. JONES Co. NC
Chevy Chase, d. C.
(Coutinted on Next Paaal
Evening star., 1954-11-04
GEORGETOWN
1900 QUE ST. NV.
2-BEDRoOM. APT, $105
1924 WIS. AVE. NV.

RMS, XII, Bath, FOHCh. $40
INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES
Well-maintained bldgs.; modern Pull
man kits. and baths. Apply at prem
ises or CALL NE. S-4439 or DI
7-7140.
COLORED-EXCEL. NV. neighbor-
hood; 2 rms, kit. and BATH. For
information, call Woodley 6-935S.
CoLoRED-121 5srd ST. s.E.-Mod-
ern. new brick duplex, 3 rms, bath !:
$65. JU. 5-4471 for appt. "A
CoLoRED-N.E.--4-rm. apt.,. foyer,
shopping. RA. 3-0066. a
COLORED-1625 I4th ST. NV
9 rooms, kit;,o bath. Rental $50,
CoLoRED-issS MORSE ST. Ne
Mode Modsrn apt; BLDG: 2 rms, Kit; d. L.
furn.; $3.50, per mo. Key with
pAsyIs, INC. 500 H st. NV. VA.
co2oRRD-1els o ST. N.w.-5 rms.
COLBERT, INC, Realtors, 1881 K
coioREDMss$s NAa ss'stS' IL ST. N.E.-ffxo
rooms. kitchen-and-bath apt, S75
mo-: utils. incl: CO. 5-O696. -
81 s. T. aTToRSs9 ESoRS e7d 5oN Rsfh
H. WILSON. .712 9th st. NV, Ma.
s;9124 Residence. 10. 1-o527, 1891
coLoREDWD sr. NE, 1916, Apt, ]
mLovely y, s-Sm gno sn end bath apt eA9 Avail I
g. aoT ne only apt sS2Se F. Can Ky "a 4 ssS5s
CoLoRED-es17 EYE ST. NV
rms. bath. 2nd A.: 3ooG 3 oeGxposqres
CoIoRED-spAC. End FL. APT.-
500. so. incl. heat; liv. rm.. bedrm.,
lge. hall, kit. bath. porch. n. Capitol
nr. r St E. QUINCY SMITH. 141 8
H st: NV. DI. 7-9057; eyes,. OIL.
coI6RiED-14Os 10th ST. NV
rms, kit: and semipvt. bath; $500
COLoRED-HUNT PL. N.E.-s neat
GSo SSo1s s. tile kSa Rsta co cey eds sIo ss2 sho @H
CoIoRED 18th ST. NE, ee1i
3 goSgs Ssos avail; only $ea.5o. Cali "a.
CoIogRiEiD - 1877 N. J. AVE. . 3
sas heat; ae"is utils. setH fain. ''oE oEs 2sgs5
coLoRED - SPACIOUS reaec. apt: :
porch. din. rm.. bedrm., bath, kit; !:
sd15tS l737 Na ave ApT HA sSsSs oatsde
rms, pvt. bath: vacant; $S7 so; NV
DIXIE REALTY CO.. Ma. $3.50.
COLORED-5I0 18th ST. N:E.--Mod.
apt. newly dec: 2 rms, kit. dinette.
bath: large, bright rms. S65. ST.
3-6060; ewes, DE. 2-322S. IS
COLORED--35O1 18th ST. NV
Two rms. kit. and bath. Reas. VIM
NICK IL COHEN, NE. S-2294. b
COLORED-MOD. Apt. r, b. T.,
kit. dinette. bath; scr. pch. 1223
Queen st. ne. S65 mo. DI. 7-5080. .
cOLORED-NICE PLACE TO LIVE
Lovely l bedrm.: new bldg. all utils;
included. $50. Apply janitor, 49O9
Ayres pl. Sc, Apt. 201. One block
from 49th and F. Capitol sts.
CoLoRED-LOOK!
The best value in bedroom apt.
Modern. new bldg; all. utilities in
cluded $3.50. Apply ianitor.,
10 49th ST. Sc. APT; 2ol
At 49th and E. Capitol. SITS.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. $4,000
CoLoRED-2 BEDRMs;-,S63
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3-S300
col oRED -612 INDEPENDENCE
AVE. SCI rm., kit. bath. S44 80.
ri 2itcns5 spd and St. bat5 Ries SIS, rms share
02e heat incl. si, s65. '"''' N'''
URCioLo REALTY CO., ME. s-4941
Evening star., 1954-11-04
ApTs. uhFuRNlsHEp-vA.
Lee-Albenarle
Apartments

VIC. dLEBE RID. AND LEE HWY
2-Bedroom Apt $95
Incl. utils.. laundry facilities, / blk
to shopping and busline; 16 min
to d. C. and Pentagon.
M. T. Broyhill & Sons
1928 Lee Hwy. ia. 4-13o6
Evening star., 1954-11-04
COLORED

|ISth AND NEWTON. N.E.-DET. BRK.
Beautiful. 3-year-old, modern. det.
brk.: 8 rms, mod. kit. and tile bath.
auto. heat; finest yard; lovely Sec
Com Come aoit to cfes ffoy f0y eess e4sl sVaiiao'e'
1st NATL. REALTY
. Thomas Circle NV. RE 1854
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK, l2S Lee ave.-Nr
elementary and Junior high schools
Mod. 2-bedrn.. apts.;. $3.50 anee
days: Ju. 5-3D66. ewes. ID
SILVER SPRING, near Georgia ant
ColeSville--1 bedrm., liv. rm.. di-
nette kit. and bath: newly decorated
$3.50 mo-. incl. utils. JU. 9-3490;
ewes, 10. 5-tS00. -
ssO1 PLYMOUTH AVE, 8. s., Md
Modern 2-bedrm. apt. with dinette
only 4 yrs. old; completely redeco.
rated; modern kit, laundry facil.
ities and lockers in bsmt.: only
$S7 80; N. Takoma Park area. Tt
inspect, call MR.. CLARK, DI. z.
2434 or DI. 7-S695. -
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

DETACHED. NE. - 4-family bldg.
Each apt. has Nv. and din. area 2
supplies utils. and gas heat. Col-
ored occupancy. AZ trust. S6.-
500 cash, 2nd trust notes, or
ground. EN-. B-6S1S or DI. 7-01 90.
3
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APTs. uNFURNIsnED-ND

BERWYN. .S65--5 rms. kit. bath.
aev., porch: yard; no utils. 5urn.;
eead transp. RA. 3-7213.
Evening star., 1954-11-04
RURAL BUSINESS

RURAL BUSINESS
Ideal small-town business with con.
slant. suficient income. This is Q
great opportunity for . man and
dependence. A combination. restau-
rant and leading brand. modern gas
oline station; S-rm. home: 81, 800
down. terms on balance. This of7er
includes realty end fixtures.
Apperson Realty, OV. 3-3069
-
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3, Well situated in Lower Virginia,
SO units, 10 apartments. For sale
at less than times income Of
SS5,
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INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES
Well-maintained bldgs.: modern Pull
man kits. and baths. Apply at prem
ises or CALL NE. S-4439 or DI
Evening star., 1954-11-04

Q. Luxury motel Of Is units end
spacious living quarters, about 30
miles from Washington. 26So IN
crease in business over last year.
Price, $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-11-04
N. ARLINGTON

1921 WILLIAMSBURG blVd.-3-bedroom
| brick rambler. On tree-studded "
| acre Electric kit. Rec. rm., fire.
place. Nj. schools and bus. TU.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-04-10
Mary Strong
JqLks
CELEBRATING


The young are much given
to the frittering away of time,
dissipating the glorious morn
ing of life in Senseless hilarity.
They do not apportion a part
of their time to the thoughtless
games of life but burn the
candle at both ends, as Edna
st. Vincent has written, and
soon come to the suffering of
the last bit of sperm. The Bible
says there is a time to work
and a time to play. He who
would reach his goal must real
ize early that time is both pre-
ciouS and priceless. If one is to
reach heights, realize ambitions
he should know that, TOO
much celebrating has kept many
a man from being celebrated. !"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-04-10
Spring Sucker
Drive Now On

Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Rudolph F. King announces the
first periodic inspection of mo-
tor vehicles for 1854 which
takes place during the month
of April. Every motor vehicle
registered in the Common
wealth prior to May l and which
is operated on our highways at
any time during the month of
April, must pass inspection and
have the black April 1854 in
spection sticker displayed on
the windshield on May /, 1854.
This sticker must be placed
in the lower right-hand corner
Of the windshield and in no
other place. All stickers (other
than the 1854 plate validating
sticker and the official Civil
Defense sbicker) baby shoes
and other gadgets that might
be attached to the inside of
the windshield to interfere with
the operators vision, must be
removed.
Registrar King requests that
you patronize your neighbor-
early as possible after April l,
1854.