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Larry Kitchen, . trapper living in Cordova. Alaska, has captured alive three woiveri- nes. nEes. which is probably a re- cord fer this type animal held in captivity. The wolverine is an especially vicious animal and extremely hard to keep and feed. Buc these three have adopted their owner and are very haopy in their new en- vironment.
 Kritchen also has 100 feet of film he has taken of them est ing out of his hand. Another peculiarity about these three animals is the Wolverine held in captivity has never given birth to young while in capti- .yity. One M of these is about to become a mother and their keeper may have some baby Wolverines on his hands.
 Kritchen is looking for a market for his pets. Some zoo may just be interested in pur- chasing this little family, for an exhibit.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-04-17
PAiasE'n-

Amaadas Price received word from the middle west of the death ct her niece, Mrs. Anna Larkins at the St. Law renee Hospital at Topeka. Kansas, on April 8th.
 To mourn her loss she leaves her husband J. K. Larkin, one married daughter and a thir- teen year old grandson.
 Larkin is grand nephew of George Moton of Tulsa, Okla homa. heir to the Moton oil stock.
 At their regular monthly meeting the Parent Teachers Association elected their of ficers for the ensuing year.
 Mrs. Ben Hall was elected President; Mrs. Robert Spen- cer, 1st Vice President; Mrs. Lloyd Cannon. End Vice Presl- dent; Mrs. Don Lawhead, Secretary, and Mrs. Tom Frost Treasurer.
 Installation will take place at the regular meeting on May 18th. All members are cordially invited and urged to attend this meeting.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-04-17

tend 8 maintenance training school before being re. assign ed to a new station in Alaska. Charlie's wife. June. and their daughter, Eddy Gale, will be going along with him and they are looking forward to visiting friends and rela- tives in Oklahoma.
 Fred Biesmeyer returned this week from Anchorage where he has been attenelng telety pc school. He will only be here a few days and then he returns to Anchorage to at
Kodiak mirror., 1954-04-17
Woody islassd Mess

Last Saturday the Woody Island Volunteer Fire Depart ment, led by Fire Marshal Chaffin and aided by Plant and Structure employees, burned off the dry grass and cleaned up, everything that was com bustible around all buildings.
 Charles Baker, of operations has trans erred to the electro mics maintenance branch and will soon be leaving for Okla homa City, where he will at
Kodiak mirror., 1954-04-17
.saa another cAA school.

Kodiak and Woody Island should have n new resident by the time thi< D OCT goes to 'tt press. Hugii aoa Sinily Brown are expecting aoother youngs- ter any day nov and Molly is keeping her weather eye on the channel between here and the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-06

role, will make it's local nv bow
tonight. Through force of cir
cumstances it will make this
debut in the least likely spot that
could have been found, possibly
in something approaching a vac
uum. When "Mr. District At
torney" gets to work at 1920
pm. on WMAL-TV, Senator Jo-
seph Mccarthy will be getting to
work on Edward r. Murrow via
WTOP-TV.
PROJECTS AND PEOPLE
The man happiest that the re-
lease date was broken on the H
bomb film must have been Reed
Hadley. its narrator. He finally
could let his wife know where
he had BEEN and prove to the
cast and crew of his Public De-
fender" series that he had not
left them in the lurch to go
fishing. Violinist Florian
ZaBach will leave for Hollywood
on April II to report to Guild
Films for the start of his TV
series. Actual production is
scheduled to start April &c. un-
der direction of Duke Goldstone,
who also does 1.-The Liberace
Show" and Life With Eliza
BETH. Hillbilly fans. relax.
Connie B. Gay has just signed
a pact with Official Films. Inc,
for production and distribution
of So half-hour TV films of his
Town and Country Time"
They'll be done in color as a
hedge against the future. The
first series of Is is almost COM
pleted and any interested spon-
sor can start telecasting on
June /.
PROOF-It was indicated here
yesterday that Walt Disney is
a man alert in matters pertain
ing to the exploitation of his
wares. If you doubt it. note this:
His unprecedented winning Of
four Academy award Oscars and
his widely publicized alliance
with ABC-TV will be closely fol-
lowed by the reissue of his
"Pinocchio." It has an Easter
time date with 125 New York
movie houses and $50 outside of
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-06
HighIights
TeIeyision Todoy.

1880, WMAL (7)-Cavalcade of
America: THE Riddle Of the
Seas" Is a drama about the
life of Matthew Fontaine
Maury.
$500, WNBW t4)-Milton Berle
Show: Judith Anderson, Cyril
Ritchard and Georgia Gibbs
head the guest lineup.
$3.50, WTTG (5)-Pantomime
Quiz: Constance Bennett is
guest player.
800, WNBW (4)-Fireside The
alter: Gene Raymond plays
the leading role in Invita-
ton to Marriage" sophis-
ticated comedy.
$3.50, WMAL (7-TV Hour: FL
lott Nugent, Betty Field,
Walter Hampden and Gene
Lockhart head the cast of
1.-THE Sins of the Fathers, ~
the story of the inability of
parents to communicate with
their children.
$3.50, WTOP (9) - Parade of
Stars: Irene Dunno is host
ess on the annual show on
which automobile companies
display their latest models.
Eva Gabor, Nancy Olson, Ann
Rutherford, Roxanne an d
other stars are on hand.
$3.50, WNBW (4)-Circle Thea
ter: Roddy Mcdowell has
the leading role in my
Client, McDuff."
1880, WMAL (7)--Mister Dis
trict Attorney: David Brian
stars in the title role of the
new show.
1880, WTOP (9)-See It Now:
Senator Mccarthy answers
Edward r. Murrow.
Radio Today.
$3.50, WGMS-Student Recital:
Contralto Anita Butler Is
heard.
900, WRC - Dragnet: Jack
Webb stars in the document
ed crime drama.
$3.50, WTOP-My Friend Irma:
Mrs. O'Reilly decides to have
her face lifted in tonight's
episode.
9:35, WRC-Crine and Peter
Chambers: Dane Clark stars
in a new mystery drama Sc
rieS.
9:45, WWDC - Home Rule:
Mrs. Theodore o. Wedel is
guest speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-06
On the Air

mand" is a specious show busi-
ness phrase which usually
translates freely into Returned
because somebody saw a chance
to make a fast buck" Popular
demand" can mean that some
body is available, works cheaper.
is friend of the boss, or a
number of other things. There
are, of course, legitimate ex-
amples, too, and it is to one of
these that Ronald Colman has
finally bowed. He and his wife,
Bonita Hume, will bring Prof.
and Mrs. Hall, 1.-THE Halls of
Ivy" to television.
When the old radio sponsor
of Halls of Ivy" decided that
the inroadS of television were
making this venture unprofit-
able, there was considerable
cutlery from its faithful lis
teners. To a great many, Halls
of Ivy" was the only genuine
gem in a bucket of rhinestones
and broken glass.
1t had been conceived by a
writer named Don Quinn, who
had the revolutionary notion
that mediocrity was not a nee
essary ingredient in radio
program. "The Halls of Ivy"
scripts were literate comedy. AS
delivered by the Colmans they
made it seem that all of that
labor spent by Marconi and
others who followed him was
not wasted after all. 1.-THE Halls
of Ivy" was sufficient justifica-
ton for the invention of radio.
When it went off of radio and
showed no signs of transferring
to television, the "Ivy" set con-
sidered the outlook fairly bleak.
There were several fairly i'm
portant reasons why the program
was not Immediately trans
formed into a TV show. One
was the cost. the other the atti-
tude of the Colmans.
+ X X
During the freeze on TV
licenses it would have been UNI
realistic to spend the money to
make Halls of Ivy" in the man
ner to which it was accustomed.
At the same time the Colmans
did not express eagerness to take
on a television chore six times
as arduous as the radio show
every week.
Meanwhile there have been
rumors. possibly started by those
who did not want the title for
gotten. Hume Cronyn and Jes-
sica Tandy once were reported
about to become the Halls" of
television. Another time it was
Lilli Palmer and Rex Harrison.
Nothing ever came of these
rumors, which probably is just
as well. Mr.. and Mrs. Cronyn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison are
a pair of splendid acting teams,
but the ColmanS had put their
own mark on 1.-THE Halls of
Ivy"
The latest word is no rumor,
but an official announcement
from firm named Television
Programs of America. The Col
mans have signed and shooting
of the first chapter in the film
series will start later this month.
The budget indicates that the
aim will be to match the shows
radio sickness and its radio sue
cess. The program is to cost 50
million a year. per 39-week sea-
son, according to TPA. This
adds up to a shade more than
| $4,000 for each half-hour show.
| Direction will be assigned two
men whose names are familiar to
moviegoers, Norman z. McLead
and William Cameron Menzies.
Bill Frye. who was associated
with the radio Halls of Ivy" will
produce. And Mr.. Quinn, whose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-06
On the Air
The Demand Was Authentic,
CoIn1ons Will Do w Ivy
By Harry Macarthur

baby this was in the beginning,
will serve as editorial supervisor.
Il \ 4
PREMIERE-"Mr. District At
torney." another popular radio
program now translated to tele-
Aim with David Brian in the title
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-06
HOO Pm.
RENDELL NEWS

Veteran reporter Richard RendeIl
reports on The worldwide new,
with thevsht-prevokins comment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-06

This comedy hi Of the year.
Award ofisF oword he's named II
best. Lock In end see why.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-06

Pctrieio Smith co.siars with Walter
Hompdsn, end Betty Field in the
tense The Sins Of the Fatheu."
Evening star., 1954-05-17
APTs. UNEURNlsHED-vA.

ARL.. NEW BLDG. mr.. Hecht's-1
washer. dryer in bsmt. $3.50. Incl.
utils. JA S-7304. 81
LLOYD'S APIS, Beverly Hills. Alex.
Modern. bright and cheerful 1 and
2 bedroom apts.; convenient church.
schools, shopping, public transp.:
10 min; 2. C via Shirley hwy.
AVAILABLE NOW AND FUTURE.
Apply 500 Tennessee ave., Alex, Va.
ARI., RI. '-GSoSSsLYN RoSsLYN -6edrm
sSD: STs; JA aseG5css9 s9sao 1900 psl n osf KS st.
S53. ARL.-1 bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit.
and bath; nr. intersection Wash.
and Arl blvds.; mr.. Wash. Lee shop
ping center. TT. Myer. Pentagon,
Navy Annex. EN-. 3-567s days; EN-.
AkIiNGToSMLarse Ring G'Snii 1-bedrm. apt apt. on
water furn.; adults; $50. ia.
ARLiSGToN. fILfSGiN Columbia pike at rs Fred
erick St.. Magnolia Gardens-Ayail.
dining room COMPUTATION. large bed
room. latest in kitchen equipment.
Parauet floors. Venetian blinds.
exposures. utils. furn. S., . mo.
For infn. cali IA. S-3O7O.
ALEX.-Modern apt, lge. liv. rm.,
: din, bedrm., picture window. 4
Z closets, kit. BATH. fireproof apt,
bldg: S95 mo-. incl, all utils.; mr.:
Masonic Temple, TE, 6-4s6si 123
apt, S6e.60: includes all utils.;. 10
, min. to Pentason. can Monday,
Evening star., 1954-05-17

BAKERY-A chance of q lifetime,
81 1000 down; total price, $4,000
including all equipment. Located il
DRY CLEANERS foR sALE@income
approx. $50 weekly. Sc. location
$3.50 or best offer. Ii. 7-4035. Ii
GROCERY AND FRESH MEAT. 10, 20.
ing business; priced right. Cali LA
6-lI37 between 2 am. and 2 pm
EXcELIENTi * HLIfsSi; OPPORTUNITY - Po,
; dealers in Va, and Md. Exclusive
distributor of the famous, nationally
advertised Alwintite storm window
by General Bronze with local K. D.
facilities is desirous Of setting UP q
tensive public ' demand M nSY't for Sns this his
product. Immediate delivery and
service A very small Investment
required. Full protection In your
town and surrounding area. I'm
HhMfd 11%itfd rdN g9tentlal til tSni tGSnLBEET 4
sSGa sXSs;a Capital Heishts, Nd. RE- 8 5.
DELICATEssEN RESTAURANT, To-
gated in busy Va. shopping center
Did over $500 first VI. opened.
EQUIP; is ultra-modern and rep
an5ertanmen and HRs p,se on and "a ddo sale
W. E THRIFT Exclusive. i41i Pa.
ave. NV. Ma. S-9743. lis
REST No. 1 hwy, Just
south of Alexandria: beer and wine;
opened last Sept. Owner must sac
rifice and will entertain a reason
able offer with So, 500 cash down.
w. E THRIFT. Exclusive, l411 Pa,
ave. NV, Ma. S-9743. III
RESTAURANT-Located on Park I'd
Seats no.. Doing 5000 wk,, serves
dinners only: large and well equip,
kit; with bakery. walk in box. etc.
Total price only $500, with S3. 600
cash down: w. E. THRIFT. Exclu-
sive, 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. S-9743.
PARTNER on lse. grocery wanted.
Ideal income for 2 owners to oper.
ate; So. 500 cash. DI. 7-65OO.
area-Established 5 years. Informa-
tion. HU. 3-5S94. -23
BEAUTY SALON for rent, with option
TO buy; air conditioned: excellent
nv; location. JU. 9-9530; Sun. NO.
RESTAURANT-Liquor. locate ed on
upper Wis. ave. Rent $3.50 month.
Operated by help. Can be handled
with 500 cash down. W. e.
THRIFT: Exclusive. 141l Pa. ave.
NV ma. o-9143. -19
Evening star., 1954-05-17
tcent3 APIS vNryRN.-vA. tcent.,lFROM NINE TO FIVE
slAPTs. UNFURN.-MD. tcent., lAPT

ARL.. best section-New and 2
Myer. Navy Annex, SS2.5O to sos;
adults; shoppins. bus. out Wilson
18th I'd. N. MRS. FXNDRicH. rs
ARL., close-in. best neighborhood-
New 1-bedrm. apts.. for June oc-
cupancy. S7a.50 to $S2. 30; utils.
sTceg1 1.,s sles 6 49, iS Minis in; nS. te D. 81
with fireplace md built-in mahog.
book shelves. 2 huge bedrms.. tile
bath. equip. kit. with ample eating
space; in new brick bldg. cross
ventilation in all rooms: 2 blks. shop
ping and schools; bus at door; only
S110 mo. Call ia. 2-1050. -21
Mr.. PENTAGON AND FORT MYER-
Newly decorated, J-bedrm. apt, in
nice apt; bldg. walking distance
school: shopping center. $S5 mo-.
utils. ircl: IA. 7-S12a. ,,-17
CORNER APT: 2 bedrms.. liy; rm;;
ssS Ss5eF AdSlt. Rf only S5 cesni: 34 a4Sss S5!ase
n; THOMAS sT.-Across from Ar
lington. Hall. One-bedrm, apt,
ayallable. June I. S77, 80, includes
1 BLK. Fl. MYERGLovely garden
apt; 2 bedrms.; S74.5O. plus utils. !;
avail. Immediately. RA. 3-2270.
ARLINGToN-ond-fi floor apt. Of q
family apt. bldg; 3 rooms. plus
entrsnee fnsS Windows sna sides. aa convsne rvsoe
ientlv located. Spacious grounds.
al
Evening star., 1954-05-17
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

BETHEsDA-Liv. rm.. dinette. kit, q
bedrms;. bath: cony transp: and
CHEVY CHASE, Md bedrm., liv,
per mo. cail R a. HUMPHRiEs,
sEfeo sEEE5oOrci cRERk Ell SIsaE PARK AREA, Silver
schools Picture window. Venetian
blinds, kitchen ventilation fan, laun-
Dry and parking facilities. One
2-6edrm. apt. S93. so to 500. 80 mo;
utilities paid. To inspect, cali man
S:l2ss. or cali BELFfoRE Co; pf.
CoIMAR MANOR, MD.-New 3 rms,
mo, utils. Incl. WA. 7-S5S0. 30
APIS. AVAILABLE AT COBUR TER.
300 Defense hwy, Bladensburg,
center; bus stop at door. WA; 2
ExTTRS.A-LARGE and bedroom
apts., direct transp; to D. c. close
rd schools h and ;hopPi9g 5a, esntsr
pI. Biadensbure, Nd. WA. 7-3721
MEURILEF ARMS.
SILVER SPRING - -bedrm. apt in
new 6-unit bldg, quiet location, .
DlkS. 10 DuS anu SilOpplueB NfO-Ou
P!HIyS, utils. WA. 7-lO3O or Wa Z
CoiIiLiEGE PARK-ldeal location.
walking distance to Md. Univ.. shop
ping center and transp.: 2 bedrms..
liy. rm.. dinette. kit and bath
I'd. UN 1886 or JU. 9-S062.
ROCKvIEIE-one. two and three
bedrm. apis; liv. rm:. dinette kit.
sssoo. s :G5sesso snd ssoppina aat center: SOS to
$50. PO. 2-30n3.
BETHESDA. s40O Old GEORGETOWN I'd.
q bedrms.. lily. rm;. lge. kit: bath;
FXSoMGp TsSss PVT fARkBsarm fnsr aeifs v SSS TS.
dinette. kit, bath. Nearly new g.
unit bldg $3.50 incl. utils. ~.
THKoMA TKeSMaA PARK-1-bedrm. apt. With
al cow. Of private home, Elsc, kit
TAkoMA Ifit Ma PIX, ft'ri near Walter, Reed
Good transp; SO. JU. 5-53ess
TAKOMA PARK-Near Allen shop.
Ctr. attrsc. l-bedrm. apt. in g.
unit bldg, newly dec; cross ventil-
ation; Venetian blinds with cor:
location. $50 Incl; utiis. $500 Red
3 Rms. KfTCHEN. BATH: utils incl.
s65 month. Near transportation
sMvER sPRING, Sligo Parkway Apts.
Spacious 2-bedrm. units. New
espseisiy sisfE mic. fdG0'ISfs fs sf Blair sf r. ms
antenna. Sao-SS4. Incl. utils. Cal
Mrs. Wheeler. resident MANAGER. JU
7-7373. 104 Croydon court. liz
Evening star., 1954-05-17

SUMMER RENTAL, N. Arl.. Lyon
Village sections rooms, 2 baths;
avail June 15-Sept. /: S125 mo-.
incl. water and phone. IA. 7-2029
CoLoRED-oTIs NEAR GEOk,t;TA
N.W.-Partly furn. 4 bedrms., liv.
and din. rms, kit, 2 lavatories
bSmt.; 2 porches. RA, 6-222S. -l9
Evening star., 1954-05-17

TAX. PK.-.Avail. June /. Mr.. Wash.
enHis' enIH1 sss MSd. STn Su s,sio satn. Emp. Cpl
9o4 n ERIE AVE, AVE Tskoma !t ~! { PIX. Nd i
rms. iv. rrn., dinette, kitchen. bath.
rear porch. Sa7. 80.
GUARANTY REALTY, INC.
1923 18th st. NV. Ma. S-05S7
Evening star., 1954-05-17
$75O DOWN
8 ROOMS. 9 BATHS

1915 LAMONT ST. NV.
What beautiful home for a Ice
family; also suitable for home anc
income. 8 lge rms. 2 baths. full
bsmt.. oil h.-wh. lge. yard; to be
ledecorated. Call quickly DE. 2
Evening star., 1954-05-17
LIKE FLOWERS

COLORED-UNIVERSITY PL. NV
near Euclid. home and income
kitchens. baths. oil heat, excel
cond.: well financed, good rental
nelghborhood, v. d. JOHNSTON, HU.
CoLORED-oUENCY ST. N.W.ENr
Georsia ave, 3 kitchens, . modern
paths, inclosed porches, beauti-
fully decorated, auto. heat. rec. rm..
vel well finsnced. v. D. JOHNSTON
C0LoREDLaae QUE ST. NV.
IN. row brick. cleo, gas: S5 500,
$500 down $40 mo, FLOYD E.
DAVIS CO, MA. S-0352; ewes, sun.
LA. 6-OS26. -19''
COLORED-WEBSTER ST. NV. near
10Th st.-Colonial brick home; :
large rooms; in excellent location
modern kit. 3 porches; oil hot-water
neat. Reasonably priced on terms
Will take your house in trade. Mr
WaShburn. TU. 2-2O91. MARSHALL
j; WAPLE CO, Realtor. 1924 I4th
st. AID. 4-2005.
oCOLORED. 1904 7th ST. NV,
S-rm. brick; 1H baths, rec. rm.
Evening star., 1954-05-17
HOUSES FURNISHED

DIPLOMATS. ATTENTION-Avai
June l. mr.. Natl Cathedral on wis.
ave-: det. 4 bedrms.. lge. liv. and
din; rms; and reception hall. kitchen
and pantry; front and rear porches;
full bsmt: and attic; auto. oil heat;
and garage: occupied since 194s by
entirely .redecorated. Asking. $3.50
per month. l-yr. lease or longer.
KLEIN XII 1iHspeftion of, 94p7s ph9ne owner 2; c.
NICELY FuRNIsHED e-bedrm. semi
det;; house near Walter Reed Hosp;
Full basement auto heat: Sl35
per mo, Call after pm week
aaySoh days. RA A. 3-%197. or $500 Piney
115 H5Anf9 NoRTHwooD AVE-. if Silver
Spring. Md. Nicely furn. det. brick
home with liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
den and powder rm. on 1st A.; 2
In sarsge. gas ash heat: IT. good d condition; a; os
SI26.50 per mo. HENRY J. ROBB
INC, Realtor. 1924 Vermont ave.
nv. DL 7-sI41., IT
TAX. fARK--3 bedrms.. liv. nm, din.
snd and bath bat .Ds bath npstsTs sGSn1Es AIS 4Gas
1921 PARK RID. N.w-3 bedrms
apt, in bsmt.: garase in back yard.
70 Rent 'ffFH5R: FoR HeAi MoNTfis, eSm
eEcie comfortaSie. s'r reasOnable. ieNafii avail.
,9l%T fSSpt May 60. Woi 6-4l4s, 20
n3 sERT state 1eleyslane Stone somss
and garage: quiet exclusive section.
bordering Rock Creek Park. beauti-
fully Handicapped for gracious sum
mer living; first floor, lily. rm.. din.
and Sath Ell siec iAfEf Kit. OsGn and DanfTs Gi8Ts;
md H.. master bedrm., large closet.
bath. = smaller bedrms.. large closet
and bath off hall: full bsmt.. bath
aN and set tubs; adults pref. No pets.
GEoRGETOWN-Hosp. area, . twin
bedrms, brick. semidet., charming
furnishings Just year old. Ideal for
Govt. workers, nurses. interns, or
med; STUDENTS, S172 mo. ga
Medical Center; for June, July and
August; brick, 3-bedrm. rambler with
nm. bsmt:; compl: furn.. S150 mo.
z. F; BLANCHARD. Realtor, JU.
ssRM. eRs2oGi House, mr.. Walter ReedDmps mlg
mo. JU. 5-46SS.
4 OR 5 ADULTS or family-Newly
decorated 6-rms.. 2 large screened
porches; Park I'd. area, west 14th
St; very reasonable, summer or
Box 36s-J. Star. II.
CLEVELAND PARK-S-rm. house, 2
baths; attractive interior and set
ting: lge. trees: conv. transp.: ADULTS
only. EN-. 3-6929. IT
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
wesley Heights; 4 bedrmS.. ia
baths. maids rm.. recreation rm.
and bath. -creened porch. attached
2-car garage: S275.
MALoRA r. cHRisTMAN. INC.
1906 Wis fve NV. WO. 6-2923
liz
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Beautiful home built and furnished
for owner. z rms, baths lone on
1st noor) lge. liv. rm. with fire.
place; 2-car garage: lge. basement;
garden; conv. to churches, schools.
shopping and buses. Call ST: s.
$500. liz
Evening star., 1954-05-17

GEORGETOWN
Just on the market. Perfect + bed.
rooms. 3 baths. double drawing
room. Beautiful walled garden.
Cute li'tle restored house for two
S17.5OO.
Group of 3 brick houses to remodel
STEVENS REALTORS HU. 3-344C
Evening star., 1954-05-17
PARK VISTA APIS.
3434 18th ST. Sc.
LGE. 2-BEDRM. APTS.

LGE. 2-BEDRM. APIS.
$50 PER MONTH AND UNDER
10. 2-O073. 10. 2-8757 80
COLORED-I BEDRM., liv. rm., di.
nette, kitchen and bath; S67 so;
sTRUGTIoS s j 6 co. ss iO25 vermont ave
wv Uitra3odern, CSSpGAs andoff. apt. "a 8
pvt; rms. from hall; tiled kitchen,
bath. shower gas. heat. storm win
6pTSS,r d9TS, venetian blinds: 500. Gall
c9EokEDLTnE c99ENaH 3Ei *-fS7 EYSNsroN.- 4 81 554427
18th st n.w.---2 large rooms, kit
chen and bath with porch, S75
Electricity included in rent. Excel.
lent condition. See janitor on prem
iseS. L1NKINS CO., 1918 N. st. NV
CoEoRED TALBERT ST. Sc, ]
blk. from Nichols ave. bus stop;
SToEfpPRTT9EkE TT99EEEs52H 5ffET Hg 5sis6bsT$ s5bsfS
on nice quiet street in Randall
tenants only: separate entrance and
parking for each apt; large liv.-
auto gas heat, hot "; water. ter V; eiec.
refgr.. clean asphalt tile floors;
from $3.50 up; utils. added. MA.
COLORED EMPL. CPLE., rms,
kit. and bath plus utils, $40. Ii.
CoLORED-a536 CENTER ST. NV
New modern bldg. Res. mgr. !
one-bedrm. units left. $50. Call DE
2515I2: ewes, DdI. 7-7523;.
End fir: 9th and Buchanan SITS.
NV: $65 mo-, eaS and elec. incl.
co. 5-SS23. ia. 9-3092.
CoLORED-BEsT NV. SECTION
1854 Monroe ST.. NV. Apt. 101-2
rms. kit, bath; janitor service;
laundry room, play area. SIS mo.
! LISS REALTY. ME. S-666S. LIZ
COLORED-2 RMS. kit, bath apts
1923 Fairmont st. NV. -----S75.50
2991ls NJ l3fh st: st; NV; 4 " -------s7S$ $40 $s5 g
s25 4sth pi. ne. tkey at 92e5, So
WIN. j. DAVIS. INC, 500 H st. NV,
Ma. S-3556. IL
COLORED-2125 4th ST. NV
rms. kit, bath. $3.50. .
GA Bryant st. NV rms. kit,
732 Park rd. n.w.-2 rms. kit, bath.
S62.oo mo. ME- ,o,, ,o
Evening star., 1954-05-17
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BOOMING HOUSE-1O rooms, sell
(caSh) or trade trailer" Call CO.
TOURIST HOME. 10 rms. 2 baths,
newly decorated. nicely fuln.. has
27-ft. liv -rm. with beamed ceiling
and large fireplace: could be used for
private school. Rest home, or doctors
home and ONCE. Plenty Of parking
space . acres Of ground 3 miles
north OF Rockville on Rte. 240.
OWNERS phone Gaithersburg 624.
DRY CLEANING PLANT. doing very
good business, excellent location;
health reason for selling; reasonable
terms to responsible buyer. Box
357-J Star. 17'
SERVICE STATION. Fairfax circle.
Va.-Excel opportunity for aggres-
sive individual to build a profitable
business handling Americas largest
selling gasoline. Call XII. S-SO07.
GIFT SHOP. modern suburban shop
ping center: $500 handles: bal
ance easy terms. Box 174-J. Star.
GROCERY, small. good oppor.. ex-
eel. loc.: sacrifice price for quick
sale. 101 4th st. sc. lis
MOTEL SITE (reas)-300-ft. 'front.'
age on 277 nr. Rte. l and Stevens
City. Va. IA. 7-6770. 19'
Evening star., 1954-05-17
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

OWNERS. eliminate vacancy loss! /
have the tenants, do you have the
place?. Need furnished and un-
furnished apts.. all parts D. c.,
$50 to $500; reaS. fee for results.
Call Mon. through Fri. NE. S-5435.
Evening star., 1954-05-17
CHARMING
is "THE" WORD
312 RITTENHOUSE ST

312 RITTENHOUSE ST.
For this immaculate S-rm. semidet
brick home: 4 spacious bedrms. with
closet space to spare. lge. liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, and den. Lovely out
side patio. full bsmt., complete bath:
transp. and shopping areas. By
aappt; only. Call Mr.. KAY. AID. g
HAROLD-ROBERT g. co.
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