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Evening star., 1955-07-20
DISTRICT THEATERS

YA1WYAY Falrfcx, Va. cR. 3-2o9s
mAssA sASA Free Purkine
"Tl0HT SPOT" GINGER ROGERS. Ed
WARD q. ROBINSON.
Evening star., 1955-07-20
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Everybody Sings, Even Stewart

They told me I can do my
own jumping on a horse. but
it will be done the last day
Of View From Pompey's Head.
So, If I break my neck, I'll then
be on my own time"
Sam Goldwyn phoned that
he's of for a brief rest before
putting Guys and Dolls" into
preview shape. do you like
the picture?" I asked. II
wouldn't pay one million for
the rights if I didn't" said
Sam. who has $5.5 million Of
his own tied up in the Brando-
Simmons-Sinatra starrer.
James Dean didn't enter the
Torey Pines road races and
Warmers are breathing easy.
This race resulted in a death
and eight cases of broken bones.
Sheree North is creating al
most as many problems for Doth
Fox as Marilyn Monroe did.
Sheree isn't the most willing
gal swith the press, and when
she does talk with news folks
Evening star., 1955-07-20
The Fur Is FLYING
BY ROBERT

Murray Herman, who has q
mems shop at 7s4 Saratoga ave.
Brooklyn. was busy selling sum-
mer duds last week when q new
salesman came into the store anc
asked for the boss. The sales
man was selling Meyers gloves
Murray said that this was nc
season for glove buying, come
back in September.
But I'm taking orders for fur
lined gloves. /" explained the sales
man. Murray said that was even
Isillier. He wouldn't be interested
in fur-lined gloves until even
later than September.
Better get your order in now,
advised the salesman. Those
damn Davy Crockett hats are
using up so much rabbit fur that
there may not be any on the
market when winter gets here -
A Glasgow subscriber recently
wrote the following terse note to
the English Digest:
IF you don't stop printing
those derogatory Scotch jokes,
I'll stop borrowing your con-
founded paper"
~ ~
Bill (Hopalong Cassidy Boyd
recently received a letter from
a mother who was having trouble
getting her son to bed because
he fights so hard against taking
Evening star., 1955-07-20

she Is just too honest for her
studios blood pressure.
Dan Duryea begins his new
film. THE Burglar" on q sad
note. Dams mother died. the
actor went East for the funeral
then reported TO Philadelphia for
the picture. I hear the City
of Brotherly Love is planning q
royal welcome for Dan, who
worked there years ago In the
advertising business.
Evelyn Keyes is accepting Di-
rector Vincent Sherman's offer
to star in Duo" The picture
rolls in September in Italy, and
she can be near boy-friend Mike
Todd. who will then happen to
be in that area.
Vera Miles, John Waynefs lead
ing lady in THE Searchers," says
talk of marriage to Gordon Scott
is not only premature but i'm
possible since her divorce won't
be final until next April.
Errol Flynn and wife Pat Wy
more bought a villa on Majorca,
the island las miles on the coast
of Spain. Errol has his yacht
anchored right outside his kitch-
en- door.
In one scene in George Stevens
production of Giant" a group of
Texans act as extras Just for
the fun of being in the movie.
And these Texans are rich
enough to buy the whole pro-
duction.
Released by The NANA).
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taken to the inhrmary for frst
aid.
"see al the fun we've been
missing" Horace told the star,
doing those stuffy indoor pic
lures all these years"
There's a sign in the ladies
rest room at The Cloisters which
reads: mo Smoking. No Lciter-
ing. No Hair combing." II the
matron is asked why no hair
combing she replies firmly:
Its not sanitary"
There are two elephants in the
outdoor Arabian Nights" pro-
duction which Guy Lombardo
has at Jones Beach again this
year and the show also features
intermission fireworks. Before the
opening. the producers had a
special rehearsal. firing OF all
sorts of fireworks just for the
elephants. They wanted to get
the elephants used to the bursts
and noise lest they get nervous
and stampede. -
Neither pachyderm batted an
ear.
Evening star., 1955-07-20
MID TOWN NEW YORK
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

of his Hopalone Cassidy suit.
Please. Mr.. Cassidy" she
wrote, won't you merchandise
some Hopalong Cassidy pajamas,
too?"
In the Garden Restaurant at
the Fifty-seventh street Whyte's
the other night Roddy McDow-
all, the former child actor who's
now 81. was being complimented
by the nine-year-old daughter
of the host Ray Hopper.
II thought you were too young
to have seen any Of my movies. y
Roddy told her.
"Oh. no." said the tot sweetly,
''in the television movies we get
to see all sorts of old timers"
4 50
Horace Mcmahon and Claud-
cite Colbert are working to-
gether in Texas Lady," the first
outdoor film for either of these
acting veterans. Filming one
scene the other day, MacMahon
drove Claudette into town in the
mail wagon and. arrived. got
out Of the buggy and reached up
to help Claudette out. At that
moment a small dog ran between
the horses legs, the nags reared.
Miss Colbert was tossed out of
the wagon and Horace's thumb,
caught in the reins, was almost
torn off his hand. They were
Evening star., 1955-07-20

Everybody is singing-even
Jimmy Stewart. in his picture.
1.-THE Man Who Knew Too
Much" with Doris Day. =.
Marion Brando started 1t in
"Guys and Dolls"
Kim Novak is OF to New York
City to get in four days of shop
ping before her next picture. (. !.
Gregory Peck refused 5000. 600
worth of overtime in "Moby
Dick"-worked the extra time
for nothing. But, of course. he
owns most Of the picture.
Audie, Murphy can have. a
West Point appointment for
either of his two sons, given ny
Congress for his war record. /.
Rita Hayworth and Dick Haynes.
back from vacationing in Ne
vada. are making plans for their
first movie together. What hap
pened to Rita's plan to take Yas-
min to the Aga Khan in Paris?
Spike Jones and Henry j.
Kaiser fthe financier. promoter,
etc. are cooking a business deal.
-. Goth Century Fox has first
movie rights to Ethel Merman's
life story, who Could Ask for
Anything More"
y + + 4
Michael Rennie won't use
makeup in "Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde" on TV. His change from
good man to bad will be done
with lights. /. Dewey Martin,
just divorced, now has his mind
set on Gloria De Haven for the
next Mrs. Martin. Richard
Conte really belted Susan Hay
ward and really made her cry
in "Il Cry Tomorrow"
When asked in Paris il he
spoke any French, Robert
Mitchum replied. Yep, one
good word-Cognac." Irene
Dunno just back from Europe,
used up rs rolls of film during
the three days she was in
Paris.
Jay Robinson, the mad En-
peror Caligula, is working out
a deal with his studio so he
can trek to Broadway to play
the Dauphin in Kermit Bloom
garten's revival of "St. JOAN"
with Julie Harris. The Dauphin
was born to be played by Jay.
From starlet Dana Wynter-
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Branch Drive.In Clinton Nd.

6It MI. So. Of D. G. Line Via Brancb
! Ave; s;E. SI Nd i;c. r; 4. eE, 6,aaas sl.s
or love" s:5s; JOHNNY WEISS
MULLER in THE FORBIDDEN
LANDn 11.(1O
Evening star., 1955-07-20

Fri. and Sat. Are Big Bonus
NIGHTS. 3 Different Top Features
Each Might. Plus Extra Surprises
and run.
Evening star., 1955-07-20

10 1-07OO, 84Ot indian Read Hwy
Children Under t2 Free
Return Engagement by Tremendous
Popular Demand. ALAN LADD In
SHANE"
fTech.l at 9:15. Also DICK HAYNES
(Tech t1,ok
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films OF More Than Routine Merit
"AB0vE AND BEYOND"-Robert Taylor Hiroshima with
that initial atom bomb
"THE GLASS SLIPPER"Lese fetching and music
ally charming Cinderella.
"HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN'-Danny Kaye froics
famed story teller.
"A MAN CALLED PETER"-Richard Todd as DR.. Peter
Marshall, excellent biography.
SCOTCH ON THE ROCKSn-The battle their
ti0na drink in funny British comedy.
"SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS"-1954s most joy
Gus musical with Jane Powell and Howard Keel
"SHANE"-Alan Ladd Van Hefn superior Western.
YOUNG BESS"-Jean Simmons Britan's Elizabeth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
COLLEGE NEWS
D. c. Pastors Daughter
Is Officer at Rodford
COLLEGE NEWS

Bonnie Hurlburt. daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Ward B. Hurlburt,
1910 Eighteenth street NE. has
been elected vice president of the
student body at Radford College,
women's division of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. Miss Hurl-
burt is a sophomore and home
economics major. She. was gradu-
ated from Mckinley High School.
Her father is pastor of the Brook
land Baptist Church. Sixteenth
and Monroe streets NE.
Two honorary fraternities at
Virginia Tech. Blacksburg. have
initiated area students. They are
R. v. Partlow, jr.. Alexandria in
Tau Beta Pi. engineering, and
L. H. Young, Mclean. Va, Eta
Kappa M, electrical engineering
and Tau Beta Pi.
y 4 Y
John Davies, son of Rev. and
Mrs. M. A. Davies, 4934 Forty
sixth street NV, has been
elected president of the Taft
School Varsity debating team at
Watertown, Conn. Mr.. Davies also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

is a member Of the glee club and
school newspaper.
\
James ]. Brown. of Silver
Spring. Md. recently participated
in a debate as member of a team
from Bowdoin College, Bruins
wick. Me-, against teams from
Boston University and Emerson
College.
4
Nancy Louise Miller, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Neale
Miller. Kensington. Md, has been
named Junior representative of
the student activities committee
at Averett College, Danville. Va.
Mary Dawson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry A. Dawson. jr.,
7009 Beechwood drive, Chevy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

Henry Dryfoos III. 44o1 Cathe-
dral avenue NV.
The performance also in
cluded three other area students.
They were Robert G. Grieves, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard C.
Grieves, Chevy Chase; Michael
w. Rhode, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert H. Gleason, Rockville,
Md. and Daniel c. Bennett, son
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

Chase. recently participated in a
one-act play at MacMurray Col
.lege. Jacksonville. Ill.
Four District students took
Mutiny Court-Martial" at Mer-
Icersburg (PaD Academy. They
were Allen c. Klein. son of DR..
and Mrs. Elmer Klein, 1884
Barnaby street NV; Andreas
Scott Hansen, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oyvind Scott Hansen. 1925
Grenvale street NV George
Distler, son of DR.. and Mrs.
Theodore Distler. 300l Alber-
marie street NV. and William
w. Dryfoos, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

more. Thursday. Mrs. Withers is
in her fourth year of music
studies at the conservatory.
y
Five Washington area nurses
have received nursing degrees at
Catholic University. They are
Georgia Ferguson, 81 Randolph
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

place NV. and Jacqueline
Standifer, Upper Marlboro, B.S.:
Myrtle Corcoran, Hyattsville,
MS. in nursing. and Helen Bum.
1904 Minnesota avenue Sc, and
Charlotte Olson, 212 Newcomb
street Sc, MS. in nursing edu-
cation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

lof Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel A. Ben,
nett. 3434 South Wakefield street
Arlington.
Mrs. Mary M. Withers. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo j. Miser
Hillcrest Heights. Nd. will ap-
pear In a piano recital at the
Peabody Conservatory, Balti-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

THE EVENING STAR DIS
Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IL. 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
TAILORED FIBERGLAs-WHITE.

Washington Spring PARKtngton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
1872 CrackIe
Glass Table Lamps

Handsome sparkling crackle glass table lamps-the
ideal decorator touch in any They have polished
bronze metal fittings and gold color parchment shades
7th Floor. Washington; 9TH Floor, Siper Spring: and
PARKngton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
1895 Howell BIactOne
Modern 7-Piece Dinette

Annioers1ry Sale Priced nv
Now, . modern 7-piece dinette from famous Howell,
with satiny black metal legs. The plastic-topped
36x48n table extends to so in, In black tweed,
grey beverly or pearlwood Six washable plastic chairs
to match.
7th Floor, Washington; 4th Floor, Sver Spring and
PARKington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
6.99 Ruffled No-Iron Fiberglas
Curtains, Hang Dry in Z Minutes!

Anniversary Sale Priced!
Easy on your purse as they are to care
for, thanks to Anniversary! Sheer white,
green, rose or gold Fiberglas curtains
wash and hang dry in just minutes,
never need ironing!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25
Enjoy dinner tn our tearoon1
Thursday night!
Served from 4 to 8 PM.

BFol1ed tenderIon stock, onion souca,
french fried potatoes
chefs sotod LBS,
eroiied ham with pineapple souce,
whipped potatoes, fresh
snop beans ITO
Frosted fruit rings, melon wedges fresh
strawberry cream dressing
minced chicken finger sandwiches 9se
CloverIeof roll and butter
CHOICE Home mode bIueberry or oppe pie,
ice cream, sliced pineapple
CHOICE Hot tee, coffee, milk
Complete dinner for children -. Use
Speeiei Luncheon, served from 1880 TO 4 PM.
Lansbyghs-coLoNIAL ROOM
Street Floor Mesznnine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25

The screwworm fly has been
atomized and grounded, the
Agriculture Department was
happy to announce today.
Nobody 10 sorry, especially
farmers, whose livestock has in
the past been pestered by the
creatures.
Science moved on the little
pests via the atom on the Carib-
bean island of Curacao.
In a laboratory there, male
flies were brought up and then
treated with gamma rays, which
rendered them sterile. They
were then turned loose. Their
encounters with the female flies
Of the district did not result in
the whir of little wings.
The gamma ray-treated males
apparently outnumbered the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25
Austria Files Pleo
For installations

VIENNA. May rs (R.-Aus-
tria wants to take over all build
ings and installations established
by the United States in Austria
during the occupation. United
States and other Big Four troops
are to pull out within 80 days
after ratification of the Austrian
independence treaty.
Austria's wishes. including the
transfer Of the American-spon-
sored radio station Red-White-
Red. are contained in a letter
addressed to the United States
Senate by Chancellor Julius
Raab.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25
GRAHAM GREETS
PUZZLED WAITER
AS YOUR GRACE

EDINBURGH, Scotland,
May Is (P).-Billy Graham
told 5000 Scottish church.
men last night he couldn't
tell the difference between q
bishop and a waiter.
The American evangelist
said he was a guest at q
banquet in Holyroodhouse
Palace last night and met
so many dignitaries and
titles he didn't know whom
to bow to.
II bowed to one gentle
man" he said, land shook
hands and said, How do you
do, Your Grace
1.-THE other man suffered
a little and said, I'm your
WAITER"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25
Mexico Won't Return
Guatemala Fuqitives

MEXICO CITY. May IS R.-
Mexico refused yesterday to re-
turn two fugitive ex-police Of
ficials to Guatemala. They were
turned loose here instead.
Rogelio Cruz Wer and Jaime
Rosenberg, who were respec-
lively chief of secret police and
chief of general police of Guate-
mala until last summer, had
been arrested on extradition
charges filed by the present anti
Red Guatemalan government.
They were accused of killing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25
Screwworn Flies Fooled
By Atomic Pest Control

other kind. Anyway, in less than
q year, 30 many of these fruitless
matings had occurred that the
screwworm fly vanished from the
island, according to the Agricul-
ture Department.
The untreated males apparent
ly just gave up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25
O'CuroIun Credited

Fire is about to erect a COM
memorative plaque to mark the
tomb of Through O'Carolan, at
Keadue, in County Roscommon.
He died in 1873. 1t is claimed in
Ireland that the American ma
tional anthem, The Star Span
gled Banner" is based on a tune
composed by Mr.. O'Carolan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25

prisoners while in office under
the communist-dominated gov-
eminent of Jacobo Arbenz Guz-
man.
Mexican courts ruled they were
authentic political refugees and
-
therefore could not be extradited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-25
CIVITAN CITIZENSHIP AWARDS

recognition outstanding citizenship NJ
Civian
GekaS Coolidge
Western Talbot
Robert Dunbar William chappeI spngn John whean
w. Webster Woodrow Wilson, Walter Scott
Merritt Armstrong-Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
BUSINESS opPoRTukITIEs

MAJOR OIL CO., has modern serv-
Ice station Tor lease. n.wF section;
inyestment reauired. Phone He.
GRocEhY oS:isi sToRE-comp.ete. Quick
good End trust notes. 5coi prop. at
very attrac. discounts. p, o. Boz
1881. Arlinston 3. Va. -23 !.
TYPEWRITER sT0RE-Good loca-
ton; parking lot; rent. $50 mo;
only -, 900 REQUIRED. OWNER. JE
SERVICE STATION FOE sALEcali
yAkIETY sTOREMMd.. Excel. loe,.
inventory $4,000; price. $1,000; "a
In, II cash; eashGs, Eross approx. s4e.ooo-
ySaEpMARE SS 1VAfa STORE. Nd, jus. over
b. c. line; $4,000 cash required:
asking dollar for dollar stock plus
1880. UN. 4-3052.
RADIO-Tv ARPLIANCE STORE, in
Writ BOX ASS. Star. -2i
GROCERY sToRE-Really a good
chance fol. one. or eyen better for
partners: doing $500 q week; nice
liyins qusrtsrs; beer. PROVIDENCE
saw sirEn L comniiess 3 81 se with 4s ana So
inch blade. edger, firewood saw.
planer, cut-off saw, tractors, and
truck. For appointment call RE. =
BaitfiARp PARLoR. 1903 sherriff rd.
@fisoSasili Lh! hi'eF e4F-a4S5S'o Pm. a4 Mr.
Ro0hIING HOUSE tbustness, for sale
-lo rooms. rent cheap. downtown
s6Sf lSsh.io6; 6sE cav wllIPpILrSd RI 4S INVEST
money and services in fully equipped
kitchen and dining room In d. c.,
cony, to downtown; catering to con-
ventions, school children, banqpets.
&c. sS Be- SSx ,:So1ss 2So1s' star; AZ ~ & q aoo
' EE. BUS bus $4,000 viii NH handle. & DEL.
5000 wk. bus. $500 cash dn .payt.
BEER TAV. AND REST, p. @. Co. !:
$1,000 wk. bus. $l2, 900 cash dn.
payt. Good for 2 rest. men. Other
bus. ePper on JACOBSON EEALT,YY
sGEo0uTMT ~ rHsaoR s.sgss IS fot sislo sals or rent
good location; reason for selling. ILL.,
ATTo psSs; And AR SERVICE siaSsR; STATION equip
ment distributor wants additional
line of popular nationally advertised
auto accessories to sell. Call DU.
Pm isf1Ss AND ois GIFT IT; SHOP. 1884 17ta st.
NV; doing good bus: illness com
pels sale at sacrifice. Hu. 3.9564.
WATCH SHOP, in busy shopping.
center: excellent repair business:
good lease; very reasonable AP.
MOTEI~-.Rest., II modren units;
3i2 acres; TOP hwy. loc.; year
round: prof. bus: real vsluei T.. C.
GROCERY-Del.; net profit $4,000;
rent, $50; sale price. $4,000. In
vest. back / yr. earnings! Mod. re-
frigeratorl T. c. AVER, Box 2Ol-
|DELicATEsSEN-Q r o c cry. 14l7
Otis pi. n.w.---Modern store, 1'x45'
with full basement, plus large at.
tractive e.bedrni. apt. above. Special
carR1Ta dfaR Ta nA'ufe'' p1. 7.eoso
Evening star., 1955-01-21

NRAR EASTERN sTAh NOME. tlfst
time Observation-Disclosures brick
mod. Kit. with dishWashef. disposal:
u bath on 1st a.; knotty-ptne rset !.
rp; with another = BATH; ses nenE ~
eluded. Home Is IN excel. eonl. CAL
~ ~ 7.sfi7 III . pm. --si
beautiful and spacious;
8 rms. finished 2-rm. kitchen DOR
msr. fun bsmt. You name the deyn
payment, assume xli0 moniny
THIS IS AN EXTRA SPECIAL lis Mss
ssaAaf ssss II RfsaTT. sf4l ss.lloT. e Ea- Z
ASSUME 4se TRUST
Michiean PIX. 1rea.LB Brick, new mod.
srn design. 8 bedrms.. fun bsmt.. au-
tomatir heat. fenced yard, payments
less than rent. For full details,
kkcoER kssSE Nc Moss. TlsSes' aS. s.ssdso. 10 .ss
CoLORRD-623 CONSTITUTION AVE
N.E.-Brick home. deep lot. S7.s5n;
SoE S6se SnFTo sSEn; sSd REalfY ns II nci 800 800
CoLoRED-II EyARrs ST. NE
Ftili 20-ft. hallway. 2 porches
baths, oil h.-Wh. Can be had as Is
or redec; KRETslN0ER REALTY
coLoRED-wooDRmGE. 27oo blk
Brentwood - 3-bedroom Cape Cod
a dream house for S2, 800 down
KRETSiNGER REALTY. IA, 6-Iass
coLoRED-WoopRIDok, open sun.
day - Four bedrm.. l3-inch wal
brick, very lge. rms, gas h.w.s 2.
car det, gar; inc.. porehss end
O.
|coLokED -B9OoKLAND - An ep-
port. of a lifetime Nine rms. "
baths. hen. porches. pantry. dble
lot. gas h:M, KRETeiNuER REAL
TY. Ia. 6-1492 --3i
COLoRED--s8aS down. 20-ft, brieh
Colonial Just Oh Lincoln I'd ne
= spacious rms, fun bsmt.. OF
h-w.h.. modern kit. and bath. many
extras. Lew payments. To inspect
call II o Pm. 'Du. $4,000, RA
.CoLoRED--BRIcK HOME. with s
apts.: income. $225;. mo payments,
only $3.50, with little down: excel
loc. 500 blk 18th 81. OWNER la
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

PROFESSIONAL COUPLE. 3 small
furnished. with yard: close to trans
portation. Cali co. 6-349g day:
LARGE 5-BEDRM.. unfurnished ram
bier; must be on level street: with
Children; in good netghborhood. pE,
INDoNSEsIxN DIPLOMAT REQUIRES
unfurn. house. 4 hedrms., 2 baths,
earaee. yard and cony. loc.; SI76
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COLORED-2 APIS.
HOUSES TO SHARE

3 C0NGENIAL MEN, 2I-30. desire
share house in northwest area with
4th. Maid service, breakfast. din
ner. cau En-. 3-5Sa6. after 9 pm
YOUNG LADY wishes share house
with ] OF. more ladies IN 0eorgetewn,
NAN. white. viii share home in de.
sifable NV. area; sgle. beds Tor ]
congeniai persons; maid service. RA.
, 3-4I3S. ewes. -21
cOL0RED--MoTHRR, 2 danghter.
win share house with 2 girls. uppel
NV; PRIVILEGES. RA. e-5764. ---2l
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RENT or SALE.
HOUSES uhfuRNIsHEp

BANNoCKBURN, on Wilson lane--a-
t1repl., scr. porch: Feb. /; Sl35.
GUEsTHOUsE--co Of studio
rm. with kltchenette and bath. $50.
y Davall I s. gsal!land. . biks from
stYaTSGIANiSS, b. MD,@2 Ms2 bedrms. 2 baths:
Sl25. incl. .utils:. laundry facilities;
5Jo' s-si4o. ':Gs goo iv.rsol iSass ias. 3, Sc.
i,ss BELMONT ST. s.w.--io rms,
sony. loc.: 'Isa Suitable !or Doctor a'1si Or
s9issi!Ss aEsisAs ss r. ! nj TR6sf As
Co, ST. $4,000.
POTOMAC, Nh, D,--7-foon, rambler,
ssre yeEd; avsilasle, ,asS Ese. Il ideal
NiSs 1HS shHSsooSss Rooss, " tsIss sasss; "a; hi,-v
ne. Can GRs HAD. Al u
5s9ioo; eyes. and sun. DR.. HAGbE'
s:S:!P. S:IE.' e..ss rambler, e:S.:,
from Pentagon: 2 bedrIns.. dispose
sIsa.p sIassa vssss9:a wssa::a IT. lSs.ssIp' Dr. sSv'H
slio PER MOI rms, lgs, ysrd,
tin st. NV. 10 Inspect. 81. S-36s1
ATTRACTIVE a-BkDRM. eunsslov.
sAREssDE kEiIfSs. 10. sSs
HiILcREsr HEIGHTS, MD.--.s oea.
rms. tull bslnt: semidet,; cuny "a
So Ss'1s sisS ssinscSeoissss Eos ssr i,sS.an sTslns siss
MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW. In
nice section Langley Park, Nd, Iiv.
ff1,. .edulp. 0E kit.-din.. 3 bedrms,.
full hsmt-, fenced yard: mr.. school,
bus and shopping center, new eond, !;
N2o. FERRY HAY CO.. 10. s-s005.
RAMBLER. brick. . bedrooms. living
dining room combination, nice kitch-
en-; close 70 schools; 500 mo. WOOD
CO. 10. %-1e0u IA
ALEXANDRIA. LYRHAvKN---a-bedrm
twa brick, oil heat. basement; FeaT
yard; So mo, IA. 6.s33e,. --ea
bcdrns,. Nv. rm.. Z baths. h-acrs
cE6sE-iN s-RO0M RRicx RoTrSssR,
tmInneulate condition, Z hedreoIng'
LIST hoof; semihnished up; fuil
fenced rear yard on heat: vaikinr
lines; $50. KS. S-sCiS. ---Ss
Evening star., 1955-01-21
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
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MoNTcoAAERY COUNTY

,MFR U.-sPRTNG VALLEY NOT
TAR-Jnst over b, c. linz IN bea1-
ftfui Yorktown village. near west
nIorelsrd CrctR and Spring Valley
Fhoppine. Handsome hig tenief-hall
brk. Colonial Eith heavy slsts reef.
den and laystery. very lafnt kit.
with itshNAehsE asc assposai
fecr: fne level lot With nice trees
and tneloSed rear yard. cnfetuliy
cortr0llsd comEIunifE n the very
best su5prhan rcsi6entlal erea e1l 4
500. PaANK 9, PIffIAxR4, pL 9.
IAil; evrs., OF. k-15Se.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELAIAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage.
Reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes. RA. 3-I4f6.
ALcoNN MOVES local. long dist: /.
$40: .s rms. $40; with new vans
MovE BIZ hiLL-Home or bus. short
or long notieesi extra services; any
time sensibly priced. LU. 1-0500.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving,
TU. 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2Ss9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country, safe storage In
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. tT-01f4, UNION STOR-
AGE CO., INC. Established 1o06.