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Evening star., 1954-11-11
Judge Rules Out Dissent
In Sterilization Case
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 11.-Judge
Herman M. Moser yesterday
ruled two lawyers could not in
tervene in an order he signed
for the sterilization of a woman
mental patient.
The Baltimore attorneys, Fran
els j. Meagher and John j.
Sweeney. jr., argued in their
petition that the court exceeded
it's authority.
There were no religious points
raised. but the Catholic Review
has printed at length a summary
of the stand taken by the two
men.
Relatives Of the woman re-
quested the sterilization after
doctors said her mental illness
was related to childbirth. She
had borne a number of children,
several of them illegitimate.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
hcKeldin Giles Progress
OF Mental Health PROGRAM
BY the A.soeio,.d Pres.

BoCA RATION, Fla, Nov. H.
Marylands Gov. Theodore r.
McKeldin boasted today his
States mental health program
lis moving rapidly" toward meet
ing all its requirements.
In q talk prepared for delivery
at o roundtable discussion Of the
Southern mental health program
at the Southern Governors Con-
ference here, Gov. McKeldin
said:
"a mental disease hospital is
not q pleasant or happy place
under any circumstances-and
we have not yet reached the ulti-
mate in what can be done. But
we nave made good progress.
He said his administration has
greatly extended and expanded
the building program launched
In the administration of his pre-
decessor, William Preston Lane.
jr., but that new buildings still
are needed.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

standard time, to know when !
should transmit my daily mes
sages.
Message time is 6 pm: My
watch reads this hour now. I
have begun to suspect that my
messages are not being received,
since the transmitter really
needs one man to run the gen.
orator, the other for the key.
But ! flash the words anyway;
they are the only account of my
voyage. Over 1884 megacycles,
the wave length assigned by
Peru, / give my position and say
that all's well. Nothing more.
Time for fried fish. 1t is turn
ing cool. after a day which aver
aged 80 degrees. During this
night. ! know, as throughout the
voyage. I will have to put on two
sweaters. a flannel shirt and
heavy jacket-and still feel the
dampness penetrate to my mar
row. Fortunately my raft is the
most seaworthy of all craft in
that I stay dry in good weather,
although the spray comes over
whenever there is a blow.
Averages so Miles a Day.
The sun goes down fast; there
is no color. It has been a good
day. I have been averaging bet
ter than so miles every "a hours,
aided by the Humboldt current,
which had a daily drift of 10 to
Is miles. But there are squalls
on the horizon now, bespeaking
a busy night. The stars still
have room to shine, however. To
the North I can see the three
stars of the Big Dipper'S handle;
to the South is the Southern
Cross, tipped to one side and
plunging like a lance. Venus is
to my right, blazing like a
beacon.
The squalls are ringing me
now. It will soon be midnight.
I must watch my steering and my
compass. This means little
chance to sleep. My lantern
has been filled long hours ago,
rugged in the sheltering box
which is lashed down.
I sit on a plank beside the
wheel to rest a little. but get up
for a moment to unite Meekie.
who will sleep beside me on an
old sweater through the night.
The wind slackens a little and
this allows me to let the wheel
go on lashing for a little while.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

90. won't tear hole in the freshest bread.
$4,000 units of Vitamin A in every pound.
Coupons good for premiums on every
package. And oh that fresh, sweet taste!
Eat some Mrs. Filbert's today.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
General to Speak
--copyrirht by Willi.m Wili..

Mai. Gen. John H. Stokes, jr.,
commandant of the Military
District of Washington, will
speak at a luncheon of the
Washington Round Table at
1890 pm. tomorrow in the
Washington Hotel. Gen. Stokes,
formerly deputy commander of
the Allied Control Commission
for Hungary. will discuss the
operation of Communism i'm
Europe.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Fifth ir Series Of l8 Articles

Fifth ir q Series Of l8 Articles
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premium is on speed. Something
always needs to be done to keep
the raft in shape and sailing.
1t is July 27, and with the hur-
ricane season starting anytime
after August, I must press ahead.
eat in haste, sleep in snatclles
with my senses always alert,
work and fish as fast as I can.
I have followed this routine since
the start Of my cross Pacific
journey with the Seven Little
Sisters June 22s and I will con-
tinue it 80 days more until
reach Samoa, my destination.
I peer at the compass in the
light of the lantern: 1t reads
west, as it has for a long time,
ever since I cleared the Gala
pagos. I feel like lying down,
but I have felt that way for
weeks. This I have learned:
One gets used even to utter ex-
haustion If he is happy other
wise-and am happy. For.
ever since the two-day attack
that struck my solar plexus and
crippled me about two weeks
ago, I have been getting steadily
over my course, settled to rou-
tine.
AS I do every day at this time,
I turn and look eastwood. The
first light is in the clear sky.
The wind has steadied, at Is
miles an hour. All but the big
gest stars have gone. 1t is time
to get ready for the day. I tie
the wheel and watch to see
how the raft steers itself.
The arrangements seem to suit
the conditions. I am using one
centerboard, a 12-foot pine
plank, pushed down between my
balsa logs. It helps to keep the
raft on course and makes steer
ing a little easier. All the heavy
work is becoming more difficult,
I note, because of the rupture
I suffered in f1inging myself
against the tanker that seemed
intent on crushing my raft far
back in Ecuador.
Dolphin Accompanies Raft.
A big dolphin-probably five
feet long and 40 pounds-jumps
a full six feet in the air. I look
over the side and in the grow
ing light. see Long Tom a few
feet from my side. Don't worry,
I'm not falling overboards" I
say aloud to him. I have come
to talk that way. Besides. Tom
and I are old friends.
Sharks surround the Seven
Little Sisters constantly. But
Tom, with his nine-foot-long
torpedo body, has stayed with
me since shortly after passing
the Galapagos, and he will stay
for many hundred miles more
greet the morning. I talk
to everything-clouds, sea, wind,
exactly as if to a person. 1t takes
the strangeness and terror of
the solitude away. It Is not that
I am lonely-for loneliness is an
emotion suited for more ordi-
nary surroundings. I feel as if
I, alone. had no relation to time,
space, land. people-everything
that makes up what we call the
world of ordinary lives.
go forward to look for fly
ing fish. This is important.
They are my bait for catching
larger fish. But there are none
in the cracks of the bamboo
deck, on the cabin top. in the
26-foot fisherman's canoe had
bought in Ecuador in. case of
disaster or for landing on reefs.
So cut a strip of flesh from
the silvery side of my last dol
phin, which hangs in the rig
ging. But I must work fast. Once
daylight penetrates the sea. the
dolphin, which I count as a
Evening star., 1954-11-11
lis Doys ut SEQ
By WilIionl Willis
North American Newspaper Alllance

North American Newspaper Alliance
I NEW YORK. Nov. lit is
getting close to dawn.
/ always feel deadly tired at
this time. The wind seems to
be hauling around q little to the
southerly. The raft is 300 miles
and 35 days out of Callao. some
300 miles past the Galapagos
Islands. The night has been
long with a great deal Of work
and continuous watching for
squalls. And I'll be busy all day.
The work is incessant. Be-
cause I am alone, moreover, the
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERIES and varieties: modern
living quarters; nearly new stores
fixtures; freezer, meat case, walk
in box etc: in nearby. Maryland; mr..
$500 per wk. A real bargain: store
yTe ell stocked: act at oncel TAss o.
HARDWARE STORE, good NV. loca-
ton; estab oyer 80 years. Reas.
s PIX sDf. area: By OWNER u g.
DUPoNr CIRCLE property and furn.
o5 %TNs s REaL% nv SNi G sooh hsssRdes
PATENT-Just. issued; will sell;
WOTLD YOU LIKE to go into the
real estate business? # so, r have
tai investment necessary but must
be person of character with ambi-
ton and the ability to meet people
and develop business. Box 23-Z,
SALE BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; fully
equipped; ABC license: long lease;
s.; sys NV: Cal Gait ST. sfc'? seSosas On
w M1iNSfski oprtd, laundry Ys and
Please give details; terms; info.
H fCsf L AZ I-f Bus sine G
BAR afpl' 4Nb s. Grill sffi .ir-eond: 2s GOOD
be sseriflced. !, 3. MALLOs, RA
SMALL isGPERSM d21Sk good terms.
Alto REPAIR f1iIlv enr,ppeS in
Guiding Ford iM.ton truck eaSippsd
ing price. $1,000: half down. Il.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE by owners;
owners must devote time to another
business. 335 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii 3-SO65.
GROCERY STORE. 14s E st Sc
W va2qdsrf opportunity tGo for one Or
new lease: nice apt. over store; can't
WATERFRoNT REsTAURzNTr and
raw bar for sale by owner at reason
able ,srice; all replies confidential
NEW CAR AGENCY-old established
trm with fine name: downtown for
over % years; new-car showroom:
fully equipped modern service dept.
and ample parking: available to re-
pUECLldStE vi
extremely attractive basis. Please
call Mr.. Smith with FRANK 8.
PHdIsLdLIPs, D1. 7-1411: eyes,. AID.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO INVEST in
small loan company to be reor-
ganized? Here is your opportunity
to come In on the ground floor; Box
H 2lkIHi ne STORE. nearby Nd
Sudden death; widow sells below
cost SIX; reas.. terms. DI. 10000.
GROCERY, self service, good business,
corner location; reasonable rent.
Fl RTiee s1s 81 quick sale; call OWNER y
GROCERY STORE and brick bldg;
$4,000 down. No agent: income
property. HE. 4-5426. 24'
SuPERMARKET. equipped in mod.
shopping center, no competition:
small dow payment to qualified
person: Rent. $3.50 to start. Phone
Mrs. Kiser at 10. 3-404O. 10 am.
to 8 pm. weekdays. %
RESTAURANT in Arlington for dis
posal; fully equipped. aforementioned.
On or of license. Now under man
agement. Details from OWNER, TIE.
BOWIE. MD.-Lge. corner store for
rent across from new bank bldg. and
Post Office. Area growing, needs
drug store. luncheonette, grocery.
etc. OWNER, Ma S.6b7S "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24

Convenient College Park
De luxe 2-family BRICK homes in.
GLIDING 2 large bedrms. tiled bath,
de luxe kitchens with garbage dis.
posals. gas h.-w.h. full bsmt and
lge. lots. For a. little as $99 SO
INCLUDING ALL UTILITIES
DR.: North on Baltimore blvd tRte
j TO Clifford dr. in College Park
Md, turn eft 2 blocks to sample
nome. 42l4 Clifford dr.
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE
RE 7-246i
COLoRED - TWO-BEDRM. modern
brick house at 917 Golden st. -s.w.;
gas heat; tiled floors; S63.50
monthly; not in Government taking
area" Ma. 8.9257. 20
COLORED-43 FENTON PL. NE
Six rms. bath. cleo. gas heat. $50
st. NV, ST. 3-S4S4. Pc
COLORED-BUNGALow; g. rms.
doctor OF other refined family. 590z
Eads st. ne. LU. t2-7464. 25s
ter location. WINSTON HOUSING
NO, 7-2610. go
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HOUSES for sALE-N.W. tcon..

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Large Diet
brick house to be. sold to settle
estate, mr.. Chevy Chase Circle and
Blessed Sacrament Parish, bed
rms, I'm. attic. front and sids
GE ssH11, o & GER aERs Ea5s En-. 2-s6oG
CLEVELAND PK.-Lge. older house,
be bought under $4,000 on terms
7 Eish g 900 cash DEVEREu ga D1
CLEVELAND PARK-Deta ched brick
and frame. l block off Conn. ave-.
aot SsdIms ovsr6 Sshs a estss s
Basement, sarsse. PRICED il Mppsl
Broker EN-. 3-4335. ov. 3-4l45.
FOxHALL's BIG NEW RAMBLER
$4,000 down may buy this brand
new beauty: 7 lge. rms. and baths,
including delightful ground-level rec.
rm. and huge all-electrie, kit; year;
cost; top controlled neighborhood;
Is minutes from downtown and
Pentagon. Priced in the lower 30s.
FRANK S. PHILLIS. DI. TALL:
eyes,. WO. 6-3235.
MANOR PARK, 5s11 4th st. NV
ulCGly IuI U1oIlCu d
ss%ipv bath alIrt ant s santIjs
fnspeet ! to o. 20 RAJ l; s1sse5. l''''
SHEPHERD PARK-3-bedrm.. q
bath brick: lge. lily. rm., din. rm.,
$2s,5oo; . Direct from OWNER
aSs S.s Gegsr " PpDf s., httS 81:
modern. BY OWNER. RIA. 6-s323;
CONCRETE AND BRICK CONSTR.
approx; 5000 5000 So: f.: 49, ceilings ceilings,
s With s over heat doo Son'sfse
pie parking. around bldg. 1mmed
1915 BUCHANAN sT. AVA clean
row brick; g. comfortable rooms,
inelosed porches Gas H a, WEE HEAL IT
daytime, Di. 1850; evenings. DE
2-7745. THOS. J. FISHER g. CO.,
INC, exclusive. IA
Def. COR. BRK.; IL rms, q baths
pch., dble. gar; mr.. bus, cars, stores
18th and Colo; good cond. Priced
R% low drSn OWNER b RA af4 k5tcb
- lAOA'es - AASSAA-
ems, apt. license. $3.50 mo. INCOME
Plus d lgs; apt 2 blks' Walter Bed
I'm I'm 'R House, ITO Fairmont 20 st.
n.w.-Gas heat, mod. kitchen. Call
OWNER. AID. 4-1S45. -26
NEAR WALTER REED-Fine quality
Diet. brick Colonial near 10th and
Underwood; convenient for new
Jewish Academy, Coolidge High. Pau
Junior and Brightwood Grade school;
center hall, den and Law; bed.
rms, 2 baths on End A.: finished
gar. slate roof, Anchor fenced lot;
immaculate cond. Priced in middle
EOS. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. z
14l1; ewes, OIL. 2-4S34.
LIKE LIVING IN A LOVELY PARK
And yet only 10 motor-mins, from
downtown; extraordinary ,circum-
stances may make it possible for
you to buy this magnificent brand
new brick Colonial at far below the
market; a masterpiece of fine qaul-
ity, 1t contains 10 big rms: g bed
rmsD and ga baths. Wonderful Sc
clusion and privacy on the east
side of Rock Creek Park. Asking
$4,000. Full commission to - CO.
operating brokers. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 7-1411; eyes,. EN-. 2
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HOUSES FURNISHED

COLLEGE PARKS bedrms.. lge. liv.
rm., din. rm., kit, full bath; full
bsmt; nice fenced lot. owner leay:
ing city for 2 yrs: S125. JAMES
OFF 18th ST. near Walter Reed;
res; 4, bsdTms; and 2 baths; snd
rm; and Kit. LIST floor: dry bsmt.
with Bendix washer and dryer;
shower bath. tn. 2-099s. -26
saX RMS, bath s powder oysi rIa; 2- "a.
Rent furn., S175. R, D. sTIMsoN.
Realtor, MA. $1,000. -26
TAKOMA PIX rms, cleo. stove,
Iefgr.; Heatrola heat, "a bath: redec.
WHEATON HILLS. corner lot-5- nm.
t 5FicS 0u no Ss5E Basement. Near
,e17 n. EDGEwooD, ARL.-Lovely
I'd, sl75. ia. s-5sIs, NE. $4,000
rAKoMA PARK, Md. 1o4 Hodges
lanes inns. Ia baths, conv. to
s s4 es t THE mu sss ay Thu sHV CO.,
Real Estate Dept. Ma. s-s0sO.
GREENBELT-s bedrms., lre, lot: 2
blss; from sc dheesols and shoppian,s
CENTER o"' 'o'A VI ~ S26
RIvERpALE. 5eo4 Carriers lane
Turn, includ Tv; S1O0. DUNN &
COMPANY, WA. 7-o04s. "a
N. ARL;E2.bedrm, semidet brick;
y Safd; Bendi s in mn full 5smt; a.streei
NEBR. Ave-. AND RENO RID. NV
bath, iiy. rm', din, rm., kit; ga.
beat B. orp zaSS k ESsz S s6 : ?Sss
ATTRAc. FuRN. HOUSE, Que st..
I kis on J lst b ssa1, bath sath
and small rm., 3rd; gas heat with
Nas eoR s5i's's eo sss' 81 81
coLMAR MANOR, Md rms.
sewing machine: sfoo mo. ssI:
MAR EAR GA cExR MAi oSs21sb edrms. s4 or
End mr.; lily. rm.. din rm,. kitchen
IIDYLLIC SLIGO CREEK setting:
bs S 1h baths, a n,sp.. 1 fuFn.
phono., auto washer and dryer; |.
VI. lease; S175 mo. Oct. o. ~
ALEXANDRIA; 4l1-41b Raymond
ave-; rooms and bath; suitable foI
? couples. also 4-room and BATH
bungalow; SIS month: one family
convenient to stores. schools ant
bus Cal TIE. 6-4292.
CHEVY CHAsE-oficer's widow ha!
attrac. furn. home. AID. 1922 Q.
no 2-h565 or leave message. st
VICINITY WALTER REED; 9 rms.
gas heat. garage, porches. LA
.t.3345 alter 5. -26
/ ST.; mr. Walter Reed; Is min. Il
| downtown. 5 bedrooms, baths
basement, servants quarters. furn
| ished or unfurnished; lease re
sponsible family only; considerable.
| under authorized S275 rent contro
| figure. Open Sun. Phone TU
2-5560 or write MADISON. 1901 81
Paul. Baltimore. -2o
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HOUSES TO SHARE

rwo GIRLS OR CPLE., to share ram
bier, in nearby Nd: reasonable.
Call WA. 1850, -26
EQUIPPED, 3-bedrm.
house; "a baths. owner will retain
/ bedrm. RE. 7-055l after pm.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Nd, or NV. D; C.; free ap.
rental service, phone us today.
PERRY HAY CO.. Ju. 5-6242. rs
BUSINESS EXEC. needs large. older
house: minimum, 8 rms. baths.
large lot: Northern. Va: option to
buy. BOX 422-A, SAr. -26
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A
NEW
COOP

If you want the finest in liv-
ing accommodations that a
de luxe, aforementioned apt.
building can provide
and if you also want to keep
your costs down by avoiding
the high rent all modern
buildings charge. :. Then
you will certainly want to
inquire about our New
Potomac Plaza Center, soon
to be built.
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIy; PK.-Det, brick. near
st. AIMS; 8 bedrnhs., 2. baths on End
floor; redecorated; priced in lower
29s. FRANK s; PHILIPS 2 ILL d. 2
AMER tMfaR; fHsf, f PAR Tgss2 bed
rms, -21a baths, gar. gas heat; wall
to schools and transp. WO. 6.6962
AMERICAN U. PARK-3-bedrm. brick
Colonial: newly dec; vacant; blk
to elem. schools; short walk to jr
sna 81 high; mr. To s: stores esv and A 9as
s S.ssn d. ME2RsR R1 & WOODS
AMER. UNIV. PARK. s24,5oo1Rricl
Colonial; liv.. rm.. din. rm., cher
with table space; 3 nice-size nsdfms;
With firepl., attached garage. Rea
close to all public and parochia
schools; quiet street. -BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO, EN-. 2-2326 It'll 8 pm
BERKELEY: S42 quality
custom built Colonial. with, excep'
i insladins SG iibraTs plus bedrm. aHs
baths A on End H.; features a mag:
nificent automatic loft. kit. FRANK
g, PHILLIPS, D1. 7-14l1; eyes sn
B RI; 5o4 oslethorpe st
n.w.-Loveiy brick, 4-bedrm., IN
bath home; 1st H., sunporch. lily
rm., din. rm.. kit: h..w:h.; ready
for occupancy; $4,000 down
approx. 500 mo To Inspect; cal !
s Mi Miller ). KEY syes CO. o. Realtors
BSR2iGaaT;iwooD. mr.. Coolidge Hlsh.s
Lge. 4-bedrm. frame residence; mod
ernized and in excel, cond.: lge',
bright rms, high ceilings, Wau-to-
wall carpet; u blk. TO fine shoppins
s fsssiE 0s s f Pa1n e. fsh0f 81 4l4
s sysi;i I'll 25 seos 8 st.. n.w.-s-Pm
row brick: In excel. cond.; scr. porch;
slp s st0 ga o ySnsaEs EN- sa' a6 esis
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.. Lafayette:
Blessed sacrament School area-.All
brick center-haIl Colonial; 1st floor
powder rm.:. 8 bedrms.. baths, End
floor, Spacious rooms throughout.
cs snut Mrs.. 'p Mann. J fu 7.Isss. with
THos. L. PHILLIPS. wo. $4,000.
large custom built brick home. near
Lafayette School, center-han plan,
1st-f. den and powder rm.; 3 lge
+ bedrms: and . baths on End A.:
ffoored attic; rec. rm.: table-space
in kit, and built-in garage; vacant
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO., EN-
CHEVY CHASE - s-bedrm.. 2-6ath
brick Colonial; rec. rm.; nice yard;
mr.. bus owner wants reasonable
offer for quick sale. MERRYFIELD
e. WOODS, EN- 2-2216. "a
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-We have sew.
eral reasonably priced semidetached
homes containing 8 and bedrms.,
in an area which is eonven: to every.
these homes. WO. $4,000; open til
8 pm. EDWARD II. JoNEz.
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HOME VALUES

HOME VALUES
4412 RESERVOIR RID. NV bed.
rms. liv. rm.. din. rm., kit, bath;
gas h.-wh.: avail. Nov. l. Shown
701 MONROE ST. NE.-Det., corner
g rms. 2 baths. S155 -
1906 VALLEY"ooD DRIVE
507 LONGFELLoW ST. N.w.-3 bed.
rms; liv, rms din. rm.. kit. BATH
6619 oath PL., EVANSVILLE. MD,
q bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.. kit,
e05 9Th ST. s.w.-e rms. 8 baths,
oil heat. 500.
r. A. HUMPHREYS & SON
Realtors
sOS N. Capitol st. MA. 5000
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PRICES

You will be surprised at the sayins
S29.500 are remarkably reasonable
A 1Oec deposit will reserve your
home till construction is completed
1ShGo on occupancy and the bal
ance financed on terms far below
comparable rentals,
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6812 32nd ST. NV.
Omen DailV

From Chevy Chase Circle, right on
Western ave. to bus turn around
ct Chestnut ST., bear right to Send
ST., turn right Va block.
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A Newer Part

CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
Wilson High, Blessed
Sacrament Schools. New, twin
bedrooms, l single, 2 baths; 1st-fl
powder room. large dining room;
built-in garage, screened porch
fioodlighted picnic area. Taft. LOT
of over " acre. Approved pur.
chaserS.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage.
Reas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RIA. 3-1416.
26'
WHEN MOVING, you want it done
right. Call Ii. 3-5047. EDELIN,
MOVING & TRANSFER SERVICE.
20
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert PAGING.
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
beaches q specially S. l.. MORRIS.
tn 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
MOVE BY HILL-Home or bus; short
or long notices; extra services; any
M tt1 ;enSs1y pfflsed L. oni g?o?
men al, So per hr,, no travel or
extra charges. Our reputation Is
MOVERS. 10 2-3330. 30
MOVING By HINNANT d SON. Call
any time. low rates. large or small
Jobs. Spruce 3-7405.
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LOCATION
APARTMENT SIZES

Ideal in-town NV. location at the
intersection of New Hampshire ave.
and Virginia ave. NV. Just a few
blocks from the Potomac River.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24
HOUSES FURNISHED Cent,

sIx-RooM TURN. HOUSE. AMI,
for 4 mos Mrs. j. 6. CLAY. VA
silver tfIS' SPRING. s1oo block sligo
Greek Parkway; 3-bedrm., custom
1921. 10. s-4363.
CLEVELAND PARK: masonry; excel.
lent rooms for entertaining; 8 bed
rms, 2 baths, blk. on Conn. ave-;
Bethesda; 8 nedrms., 2 baths, den,
powder rm. first floor: nicely furn'
ELIJAH q. ARNOLD, tcol. U. 8. A
5et9, Broker, EN-. 3-4335' oV
I'M NO AGENT, I MAN
AGE MY OWN PROPER
TIES AND I GUARAN-
TEE SATISFACTION
TO MY TENANTS.
Have you q family OF fifteen children?
Or lots of relatives and visiting
friends2 Or are you q club, frats r
ing low rents? Then take q peek at
1923 Kalorama I'd. NV. at Conn.
ave-, a close-in convenient address,;
within walking distance to many
downtown points. or fast no-transfer
bus to others. Here have huge.
old. furnished. row brick house.
There is a complete apartment in
the basement and nine rooms and
two baths topside. The place Is
ancient. It means and groans and
creaks in every Joint. But it's q
bargain for space! $4,000. LUTH-
Err l.: MILLER. DE. 2-0655' EN-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24
APARTMENTS WANTED

CONSIDERABLE COUPLE and 2-year-
apartment or house in Silver Spring
or Takoma Park area for months
tminimum). Ma. S-1672, Ext. 500.