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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08
Wins Prize

Mrs. A, L. Stilin of III Holyoke
ave, East Cleveland, has won a
fourth prize of a $1,000 pen set in
The East Ohio Gas Company's
S23,S00 "Matchless" Gas Range
Contest, it was announced today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08
CHRISTMAS THEME
AT WOMAN'S CLUB

The East Cleveland Woman's
Club will hold its traditiona,
Christmas Exchange Party or
Thursday, December 18th, at 9
p. m. at the clubhouse, the presi.
dent, Mrs. Richard S. Horan open
ing this gala affair with appro-
pirate holiday greetings.
A program of Christmas music
has been planned by Mrs. Arthur
E. Griffith, program chairman,
who will present guest artist Mrs,
Dorothy Klein Rice Marimba ar
tist, accompanied at piano by
Ether Hodgekin. Mrs. Opal Hem
Ter, club poet, will give original
seasonal verses.
Santa Claus, also a club member
whose identy remains a secret, will
distribute the gifts and lend a
holiday spirit to the occasion.
A Christmas tea will climax the
party with hostesses Mrs. W. S.
DeOtt and Mrs. A. Z. Hanson
pouring. Mrs. Clair Cleary, Hos
pitality Chairman in charge of
decorations. q.
HELP PLAN A CHRISTMAS
PARTY
Two East Clevelanders are on
the planning committee for the
Christmas party of The Cleveland
Business & Professional Womens
Club. Miss Doris Lauer, Kirk Jun
ior High School, is chairman of the
Entertainment Committee which
is in charge of the party at the
Theatrical Grille Penthouse, De-
cember 10th. Miss X. Lucille Provo.
Shaw High School, is a member of
the committee. The club members
will bring gifts for the Women's
Mental Division of State Hospital
for their Christmas party, Decem-
Der 10th.
Miss Provo also headed the COM
mittee for the Club in it's revision
of the Bylaws.
At the club meeting Tuesday
night at the Women's Federal
Bank club rooms, Miss Provo was
elected to the craftsmanship of the
nominating committee for the 1856
slate of officers.
BWP GIRLS
HAVE A PARTY
Bells and holly and everything
jolly is the theme for the Christ
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08

The LEADER Has The Buyers
Evening star., 1955-07-06

lwhiting Girls" CwToP-s) which
a q situation comedy and you
know what happened to them
this past season
Margaret Whiting plays her.
self. which is fine and dandy. and
Barbara Whiting plays her sister,
which she Is. The girls have un-
fortunately been given nothing
brighter to work with than the
lold shilling wheeze about the
teen-ager who loses her beau to
her more glamorous sister.
It shouldn't happen to corliss
Archer.
II Sid isn't already bound for
some distant vacation point, he
lmay be able to straighten out
ibis Monday show in a couple OF
weeks. There were more irrlta-
ltions than laughs in the sketch
where Foster plays a druggist,
despite some valiant work by
ICliff Norton, but the idea is
Sound and I hope the writers
lare able to inject q little more
vocal variety in the surrounding
least. The seal bit I seem to re-
lcall from one Of Caesars shows
land it wasn't one of his best. II
WAS terrible this time.
Bill Hayes and Martha Wright
70 guest. were around to handle
Evening star., 1955-07-06

news. as 1t Is nov. Tv really
misses Q weatherman with Louis
Aliens authority and back
ground. =. Incidentally, Louis
feels that the "onus Of the rup-
ture" Of his relationship with
WTOP rests with the station and
not with him.
Victor Jory has been signed to
play DR.. Tower tthe role which
Claude Rains created in the
movie) in the "Kings Row.
series of the Warner Brothers
Presents series for ABC-TV this
fall.
The Studio One marital drama
Monday was another one about
the estranged wife who only
wanted her husband to talk to
her. :, The whole thing was
incredible and only the fine play
ing of the principals made 1t
worth watching.
ThereTl be testimonial din
ner for Frieda B. Hennock, who
last week left the FEC, at the
Shoreham July 20. :. She richly
deserves the thanks of everyone
in the industry-as well as the
millions Of viewers and listeners
for whom she fought her finest
battles.
The Mexican and Canadian
government travel bureaus botf
report increased tourist inter.
Evening star., 1955-07-06

tunately limits himself by fav.
oring Brooklyn accent through.
out. I have nothing against such
an accent. being related by blood
to several outstanding practi-
tioners of such, but it does seem
to me that all of the possibilities
in this business have been over
exploited and that the borough
should be placed temporarily
Iout of bounds for comedy We
lhicles.
4 4 4 4
Desi Arnaz also chose to pur-
sue a well-worn rut in "Those
Evening star., 1955-07-06

est after NBcs wide. wide
World" telecast Q week ago.
The show would undoubtedly
have hypoed the Carter Barron
box ofice. too. il 1t wasn't for
the transit strike.
Adlai Stevenson's speech be-
fore the National Education AS
sociation in Chicago late to-
night is a CBS-TV and radio
exclusive - but WTOP isn't
carrying it.
Reminder: THE Meanest Man
in the World" tonight at 10
lWTOP-9. Wally Cox is starred
Arlene Francis adds another
quarter-hour to her Monday
Evening star., 1955-07-06

had tremendously picked the
talent and supervised the pro-
ductions and both of these bril-
liant gentlemen were predicting
great things for their proteges.
On the basis of what was
flashed across our hot little
screen Monday. rarely have two
gents been more brilliantly
wrong.
And both made, I feel, the
same basic error.
The Sid Caesar revue (WRC-
~ features a fairly funny fellow
named Phil Foster who unfor-
Evening star., 1955-07-06

through Friday Home assign
ment eommencing August Q. f.
The stanza win be called People
at Home" and win precede her
current series.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
Sid and Desi Fire
ACoupIe Of Duds
BY BERNIE HARRISON

Two of the ambitious Of the summer repacements
preered Monday about the time the neborhood
sers touching off their sparkrs and mortars and only
wish stood outside the entire miserable evening.
know watched the shows Sid Caesar and Arnaz
Evening star., 1955-07-06

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Evening star., 1955-07-06

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07
WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Power Pays and Pays

TV Jokes about Princess Mar
garrett. the London reporters will
have waiting for me" Bob sails
for England on the IS United
States to get a rest and to read
the new Ben Hecht script Of his
British picture. Not For Money"
Talking of London. Vera
Miles. over there filming "23
PAGES to Baker Street" with Van
johnson, cabled the fog has been
so heavy that 1.-The pigeons aren't
flying. they're walking"
Ferns do Lamas told me he
had talked to wife Arlene Dahl
in England and everything is
lovey- dovey between them. II
would have gone with her. but /
have prospects of a television
show and a movie for Fred
Finklehoffe. But. if I can get
away. I'll fly over for Christmas
and New Years"
Sir Carol Reed will trek to
Hollywood for the finishing
touches in "Trapeze." which he
directed in Paris. 1t was a coup
for Burt Lancaster and Harold
Hecht to land Sir Carol; all the
studios here were after him. He's
the calmest director I've ever
seen. Before each take. he
says softly, Quiet. quiet" And
after hearing "Q-W-Y-U-T!'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07

Tyrone Power has to pay away
500, 900 a year before he can
call his salary his own-$50, 900
for Linda Christian. until she
remarries. and $4,000 a year to
previous wife Annabella until she
remarries. Ty has such tremen-
dous financial obligations. it'll
be quite while before he'll con-
slider plunging into matrimony
again.
Watch John Day. playing the
Polish boxer in THE Square jun
gle" He's good, He's dark haired
IN real life-biond on the screen.
Il had to dye every day at West
more's." John told me at the
preyiew. to look different from
star fighter Tony Curtis. who is
handy with. his mitts.
/. The only one Of Jimmy
Stewards percentage deals to fail
was the first Harry" the first
million dollar price for a play
!. Willie Wyler will take a years
vacation after he winds ur
Friendly Persuasion with Gary
Cooper. He can afford to after
this and the very successful The
Desperate Hours"
4
Bob Hope, toting excess bag.
gage on his fight to New York
explained, These are my an
swers to the questions ire hi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
Catholic THE Rivals:
$50 pm.
National -"VaIour Will
Weep; 2:;3o and $50 pm.
Shubert - Dark. THE Boy
Friend" starts December 10.
Studio-'La Ronde"; $50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador Died a Thou
sand Times; lilo, 3:15, $40.
7:25 and 9:35 pm,
CapitOl-"The Tender Trap:
l1:15 am, 1;20. 3:25, 5:35. TAO
and $50 pm.
Colony - Tempest in the
Flesh: $50, $40 and $50 pm
Columbia ger on
Horseback" 1925 am, ITO.
2:55, ABS. $50. 8:05 and $50
pm.
Dupont -" Trouble Wit h
Harry: ITO. 800, $50. 7:35 and
Gas pm.
Keith's Guys and Dolls:
1920. am. 2, 4;40, tbs and
9:55 pm.
Little-"Inside a Girls Dormi-
tory: 1:25. $50, sos. TAO and
GAS pm.
MacArthur-"The Bellies of st,
Trinians". 6.15. $40 and 1905
pm.
Metropolitan-"I Died a Thou
sand Times; 1850 am. 2:l5
4:45, tbs and $40 pm.
Ontario - Footsteps in the
Fog: /. 2:45, 4:30, 6:l5. 8 and
GAS pm.
Palace-"Good Morning. Miss
Dove: II am. lilo, 800, 5;35
7:45 and 10 pm.
Playhouse-"The Africa Ar
Lion; II am. l2:45. 2:40, 4:30
6:25. 8;15 and 1910 pm.
Plaza-"H Hunters of the Deep;
u, 1885. 3:15, 4:55, Gas, $3.50
and 1920 pm.
Trans Lux -" The Desperate
Hours; ll:14 am, 1870, 1925
5:35, TAO and 9:45 pm.
Cinerama - "Cinerama Holi.
day: 2 and $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07

shores OF California ana MEXICO.
There is an appalling variety
of these as pictured in Hunters
of the Deep" which opened yes
terday at the Plaza Theater.
And, of all forms of life. none
could provide more dramatic
COZ traSt to the supplemental
feaJure on the theater'S program.
This is brief life of Rembrandt,
as related in a colored photo
graphic summary of his paint
ingS and drawings. 1t is a
piQuantly surprising thing to
show up as companion piece to
an undersea movie. the more so
for its emphasis upon the growth
of mans world since Rembrandt's
18th century.
q X
Hunters of the Deep" is by
no means the first film Of its
kind. Its diving cameramen, how
ever, do manage to Undue it
with some of their own enthusi-
asn for the strange world they
have discovered.
1t is a savage world of fish,
catfish, with occasional man as
a promising side dish if he is not
wary. which fortunately he turns
: out to be in this adventure.
Moreover, it is a beautiful world.
full of striking forms and colors.
It even contains comic charac-
tiers in the form of huge. peace
full, playful sea elephants and
predators who have learned arts
of disguise that would enchant
Hollywood's wizards of makeup,
X 4 X X
For all its attractive novelties.
however, the marine one is a
world apart. AS photographed
here. its more dramatic passages
are those in which the camera
men become involved as actors
instead of mere observers. One
of these, for example, is that in
which disgruntled shark which
has just been harpooned takes
its hunter for a reckless ride
along the sea floor.
Still another has to do with a
couple of 60-pound fish, whose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07

screamed on so many sound
stages in my time. Sir Carol was
a pleasant relief.
Charlton Heston returns to
Hollywood December Is for re-
,hearsals on Bail Out at $4,000"
for Climax" All Charlton
can talk about is the summer
Itheater he built on his property
lin Michigan: he'll open next sea-
son there starring in "Oedipus
Rex"
Gina Lcllobrigida won't allow
her photograph as a clown to
appear in any publication in
Rome. Lollo, a good business
woman, believes any clown photo
would hurt her new picture. 1.-THE
Most Beautiful Woman in the
World" Gina, tired from non
stop moviemaking, says she has
Ito keep working ito pay for my
beautiful home in Rome" l
know lots of stars who have 70
do the same thing here.
George Gobel is a good bust
nessman. His next movie is
titled Grand Motel" and it will
publicize the new motel bought
lby George recently.
I was responsible for King
vidor reshooting q scene in war
and Peace" When ! arrived on
the set at Cinecitti while in Italy
some peasants who were about to
be executed had burlap sacks
tied over their faces. I've read
WAR and Peace" five times and
I told King Vidor. Il don't re-
member this in the book" He
assured me it was. But Just to be
safe, King resfot the execution
scene, minus the sacks.
Ingrid Bergman's new title for
THE Red Carnation" t"Elliena
ct Les Hommes") is in hopes OF
Icashing in on the name of the
biggest current hit in Paris
Riff ct Les Hommes." a crime
picture. Ingrid's is late 18th
century.
Gordon MacRae is SO rich now
he doesn't have to- work: He
guessed the correct score Of the
University of Southern Cali
fornia- Notre Dame football
game, and took plenty Of bets.
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance)
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become the pets of the diving
crews. Over period of two years,
this pair manifests a morbid
curiosity over cameras and de-
velops an unfishlike fondness for
the photographers out of whose
hands they are only too glad to
eat.
That sequences such as these
should be the more memorable
ones in Hunters of the Deep"
can only signify that fish are
more interesting in their relation
to men than to other fish.
The Rembrandt short, with
Dan O'Herlihy, the Irish actor,
handling the melodic narrative
accompaniment. is an off-beat
feature but more understand
able one. 1t deals with a 18th
century genius. l606-1669, who
ran the gamut from triumph to
tragedy and whose paintings
have made immortals of the fell
low Dutch who contributed so
much to both aspects of Rem
brandt'S career.
X
=. BOMBED OUT? II 1t is not
merely the inspired fancy of a
press agent, or even if it is, there
is something piquant in the story
OF War and Peace" being inter-
rupted in filming by fallout from
Russia's recent H-bomb blast.
AS the story goes. the Para
mount picture, being shot in
Allessandrie. Italy. was all set
for a snowy battle scene involv-
ing $500 Italian soldiers turned
actors. 1t was at this point
the report goes. that someone
thought to check the quality Of
the falling snow and found it.
four times as radioactive as
usual.
Apparently, perhaps on the
theory that the show always has
gone on, everyone went about
his business. A little fretfully
maybe, but faithfully.
We shall have to check the
story's truth one day, with Henry
Fonda. who is one actor who
cannot tell lie. He was there
BULLETIN BOARD: It should
DE a busy week end for high
school dramatists. this one
on tomorrow, Friday and Satur-I
day nights, seniors of Mont
lsomery Blair will be presenting
their annual play. John Patrick S
The Curious Savage" Rich
ard T. Pioli, drama teacher, is
directing with the assistance of
Gloria Litvinsky and Robert
Burt. students. Another adj
venture in comedy by a similar
group will be Falls Church's
presentation of Wilfrid Pettitt'si
Nine Girls" Shandy Holland is
directing the production. j.
George G, Larkin who, at 80. is
one Of the Oldest active show
men in Washington. will be
honor guest at a luncheon at
Normandy Farm on Sunday =.
He's an executive of the Wash
lngton Cinerama Corporation,
whose first association with the
film industry began with the
Harry Crandall chain. WASH
lngton's Carol Hill Stewart is
directing the Morgan State Col
lege, Baltimore. production of
Robinson Jeffers' "Medea" which
opened last night to run through
Friday. Opening night per-
Torrance of D'Oyly-Carte opera
company at the National theater.
January 9, will be sponsored by
Trinity College students .
AS a benefit for the College and
University Relief Administration
of Catholic college students. -.
"1olanthe' will be the attraction.
proving that 1.-THE Mikado" is
not Away the starter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07
THE PASSING SHOW
SECS Hunters Find
AWorId of Fishes
BY JAY CARMODY

increasingly evident that nook of life is safe
from the pryng eye of the movie camera
another from the busy beaver to the lazy African
have fallen to the curiosity
humans subjects of these scientific Peeping
Toms are of fish residence off the
Evening star., 1955-06-18
REAL EST. SALE OR ExcH.

FORT MEADE AREA, Anne Arundel
County - Attractive. comfortable.
homelike English Colonial brick !;
prewar, in excellent condition; s
large rooms with basement and at
tached garage: located conveniently
among beautiful trees, with 1 acres
school buses at door; S22. 300
Might take part in trade. OWNER.
South Shore 362S. Box AJAX. Star.
CoLORED OWNER HAS b. c.
house to use as trade-in on sea-
shore lot or cottage. DE. 2-l462.
-1Q
Evening star., 1955-06-18
OLDER COUPLES
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING AND HAULING, day OF
night; expert handling: reasonable
rates DU 7-a6S7
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
reas. ia. 9-oa37: ewes, RIA. 3-14l6
ALCONN MOVES local. long dist:
1-bedroom apt, S25: 2-bedrm apt,
$50: 8 rooms, $40. TU. 2-7272.
BEST BEST MOVER; MOVERS IN TowN@Low
rates exper. men; "a mr.; 1-bedrm.
apt, $50; closed vans; ins. LU
LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
beaches q specially. s, L. MORRIS.
TU. 2-1l5O or Ii 6-28S9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage In
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0104, UNION sToR-
AGE CO., INC. Established 1906.
Evening star., 1955-06-18
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

COLORED-I425 FIRST ST. g.W.-
Z rms cleo. S35; RAYMOND r.
c5T 6Y6RERT, lo17 IN S,vn.Eo 8, nv Ms ~
bath, auto. heat: S105 so. RAY
MoND r. RUPERT. lo17 9TH
COLORED-HAyE 3, Q bedrms. and
bath. nicely remodeled houses, IN
s,w.i $3.50 plus utils. Also 1-bed-
rm. modern apis. In s.w.. from
S56 so plus utils. MA. s-9257
CoL0RgD-142s BANGOR ST. s.E.
Corner brick, bedrms.. liv. rm..
dining rm., kitchen, 5 closets. base
ment: hardwood floors: $50 mo
CofoREb@oPEN foREsbbo!oPEN TODAY, 1a9T D
st. SEE story brick. gas heat.
CoIOREDw51Y 10TH ST. N.E.-s
rms. bath. gas hw. h, $40 mo. EX.
$4,000; ewes, HO. 2-0325. lie
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

MD. PICTURESQUE
I1 IEnslish so;n Colonial h-c rubbls :o snaIse Ia.,
School room building. Sep. heating
plants. Bsmt. with auditorium and
fully equip. kit. Quick possession.
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. 7-5050.
Evening star., 1955-06-18
HOUSES EuRN. lcsnt.l
ON NINE TO FIVE BY Jo Fischer
kENsINGTON-4-bedrm det hf

det. house;
Ice: yard. Ear1 nr. shop, buses
Sl15. 10. 4-0s13. -22
2-bedrm. brick: conv
to everything; Bendix; fenced yd.i
S120 mo. Avail. now. JU. 7-9471
ARLINGTON, near Park Fairfax-
2-bedroom brick: basement: clean
comfortable, convenient to bus
VIENNA. VA.-2-bedrm. bungalow
bath, equipped kitchen; utility rm.
city water and sewer; nice lot with
flowers and shrubs; on paved
street. Owner will rent furn, o.
unfurn. GLAPYS s. BARNEY
trading as RAY BARNEY, Vienna
Va. DU. $500, DU. 5-722I. lis
N. ARL.-3 bedrooms. ga baths
rec. rm.; garage; excel. neighbor-
hood; conv.; S1S5. KE. 6-S051.
BETHEsDA-Unusual bargain fol
discrim. adult fam. Furn. rambler
home g/barbecue. outdr. liv. area
Not lust q sum. rental. OIL. 4-655S
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANrEp 10 RENT

NAVY 1t. seeks unfurn. house early
area away from main streets: nc
daughter, 5 yrs; cat, 8 yrs.; rental
$110 mo-, 1-yr. lease. OF. 4-7O65
anytime after s am.
3 OR 4-BEDRO0M HOUSE in yicin.
ity Of Quantico, Va, about Au.
gust l Write NJ, MCDOWELL, 12t
DSSSSGf %oSThs ofsaHsidt fnHs. Cant r. searn.
. baths. Minimum 1 bedrm. anc
MONTGOMERY area. Three adults
UnfuIn. preferred. Elk. 3-170o
81 usAF COL, about Aug. is15
det., unfurn. rambler, 3 bedrms. or
plus den, sep. dining rm.. screened
porch, rec. room. garage, fenced
near transp. Prefer Hillcrest Hts
Suitland area. > adults, no children
1 to 3-yr. lease IL desired. Approx
$3.50 per mo. Box 416-K, Star
RESPONSIBLE WOMAN and hiEt
school daughter want unfurn. 2
tssTm HssTm hS9fe Hs1S WITH vi obsy ss y cbs rm To
Sll5. Ewes: wk ends. Ho. 2-Ssl2
4-BEDRM. HOUSE, furn. or un.
furn., Falls Ch. area, approx. Aug
l, lease. JE. 4-3lb6. go
N. ARL. OR FALLS CH.-Family.
adults. l child, need 2 or 3-bed'
rooms for 3-5 mos. beginning mid.
u. Jug !. pIf1oMa4ic if dasffs OFFICER Is. with
wife and children desires fur,
nished house for 2 months. Cal
Ma. S-5425, Ext. 712. 10
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FALLS CHURCH AREA--3-bedroom
rancher, equipped kit; fenced rear
ysEbRM ysEdb syai eApE 1q!y cdb ft ssparste 9 din
rm.. fireplace; bsmt.; avail. July /.
S125 month.
LYNN REALTY JE. $4,000
---19
61O4 MACARTHUR BLVD. NV.
g rms. bath, gar, ami; S10n per
mo OIL. 2-3439. 1e'
LARGE FAMILY HOME in country.
MONTGOMERY County-1A acres on
highway near school: II rooms
ga baths; extremely modern and
attractive; Sl75 mo. or will sell on
HOWARD r. scHAFER, OIL. 2-5441
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APrs. UNFURNIsHED-vA.
ARLINGTON, VA.
COOP. APTs. FOR SALE

NAYLOR GARDENS-Attrac.. 2-bed-
rm. apt conv. to shopping, schools
and bus: auto. washer and drier;
S63,75. includes all after arrange
ments. Excel. buy. LU. 1928;
CLEvEHAND PARK bedrm., liv.
rm., dinette, kit, bath, lge. closets
2 exposures; completely renovated: !:
new refgr. and stove. $4,000.
Terms. Open Sun, 2:30-5 pm. or
by appt NO. 7-S43S. Apt. No. l,
3407 Goth st NV. --19
ATTRACTIVE 2-BEDROOM 1st-foor
apt. in Naylor Gardens; open Sun
day. from l It'll 5. 1920 Gaines
vile st. s.e., Apt. 4S2. For in
formation, call OIL. 4-0171. -19
BROADMOOR APTS., 1901 Conn.
ave.--1-bedrm. apt, lge. rms. Reas.
priced. Can be seen Sat. and Sun.
1915 pm. Weekdays, after pm.
INQUIRE at desk. OWNER, EN-.
3-3l67 -1Q
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AEiBASSADOR'S ESTATE

Modern Spanish rambler, on 4
in gardens for outdoor entertain
ing tastefully furnished for gra-
cious living and indoor entertain
ing; will rent unfurnished. ideal for
lge. family and will consider group
Of gentlemen. Rent includes gar
dener: immediate possession.
HALL REALTY co.
IA. 1855
Ewes. IA. 2-7s26 or IA. 5-7274
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HOUSES RECOMMENDED

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HOUSES RECOMMENDED
WOOD ACRES. 82os Melbourne drive
--3 bedrms.. . baths. living rfn.:
dining rm., den. kit. screened
porch. full basement, Sl75 per mo.
Available July l.
A. q. PARK, 1912 Fessenden St.
bedrms., l bath, living rm., dining
rm., kit, full basement, available
July /. $3.50 per mo.
SUMNER, 4ee2 Brookway dr.
bedrms., 3 baths, den, living rfn =,
dining rm., kit, garage. available
Immediately. $3.50 per mo.
BETHESDA. ss23 Phoenix DIS
bedrms., bath. rambler. $3.50 per
mo-, available July /.
For information call W. c. and A. n.
Miller, Rental Dept, EN-. 2-4454.
CoLORED--I4O2 C ST. SEC
rooms. bath: brick. s79.50 mo. See
then cali. Ii. 4-7300. 20
fciss SsiSF' r.ss, ss'h ApSy 81 s55 St, n ssf'
ossotsss!ss s's: ..s s:!s. q s;s 50 + s.saezB SEs
r. RUPERT. 1917 7th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-18
FAIRLAND. Mp.
ROUTE InR BETWEEN SILVER
cDpJNC AMI TAT1RET

ROUTE lnR BETWEEN SILVER
SPRING AND LAUREL.
Sunoco service station and garage
can be rented separately. Station
pumping IA, 1000 to $4,000 gallons
per month Garage well equipped
for Servicing trucks, and all types
Of repairs. Real opportunity for
good operator. ROGERS REALTY
CO., Ma. S-O9O4, IA. 9-3459.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
REAL ESTATE COMPANIES
BUILDERS, UNIONS. ETC.
Sale or lease, corner BUILDING: g
story. 1900 60. II. on each noor
ST. 3-0450.