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AMMETERS, all sizes; glass-blowins
torches. slide rules, ks. Ii. 1926.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE restored a,
our shop and sold at very low
F pgfsi A aoo pEA HElaHgsa 3Ro Fs s
st. NV. at Col. I'd. DU, 7-466l 10
ANTIQUES-Dresses. dishes. furiture
window boxes, black walnut kernels
satin comforter. Elk. 3-1352.
Old Alexandria home fur
nished with ANTIQUES. displayed in
individual settinss; Decorator and
collector items. OPEN Sunday IL. I;
ANTIQUES. SO Prince st. XII. 1855 i
ANTIQUES and used furniture. etc
Books. Oriental rugs. Best prices
1905 K st. NV. at Wis. ave-, George
town. Open Sat. and Sun. only,
ANTIQUES--Nice Victorian marble.
top chest,bureau. SS5; drop-leaf
m s.s sbs table ss sS ca mfDs pOss
q bed, sos; by sppt. EN-. 2-251s.
ANTIQUES - Several flns ANTIQUE
desks and tables at shop. 1888 Wis
ave Open. 1850 daily.
ANTIQUES. furniture; marble tops a
s .snsbs s shns sa THr TRAbS
P peaS1o'e ea44 f Branch ave a Sc. camp
Springs. Nd. La. 4-09so.
Introductory sale. entire
stock reduction which consists OF o
complete line including all kinds OF
furniture, 6Eis;aseFac sur eq psnns
side, Open . am, to 8 D:m:, sun sun,
BYGoNE DAYS ANTIQUES. ssae
Wilson blvd, corner Of Kenmore and
Wilson blvd. near Kann's. Arlington
AiNATlroSdtEssGseyeral fine antique
desks and tables at shop. 1879 Wis.
tings shades globes. ehimneys; spe;
ciaity THE LAMP. 2h0 W Broad
ct. Fails Church. Va.
ANTIQUES-Gigantic Easter sale:
9am.-9 pm. All in store Is marked
down for spec. Easter sale. Come see
our bareains; 9-pc. din. I'm; suite
A great amt. of fine old colored glass,
Nielsen, dolls. copper, fine old pr. .pqr-
traits; pr Victorian side chairs; furn
in DIX. woods and pine. Parking on
Kenmore St side or rear Wv We by by
. %sSg nT sH kspn Rr6 oE IL S.ass
H. A. PICKERING, Urbana. Nd,
8 miles south of Frederick on Old
ANTIQUE. walnut drop-leai table;
good finish. excel. cond., med. size
sale Of 18th
century glass, china. brass, prints
furniture and hardware. Represents
cougar collection at far less than
cost Call LO, 7-0067. 10
ANTIQUES-Time lifting lid com.
mode, cherry one-drawer night
stand, walnut marble-top 3-drawel
ANTIQUE siDEBOARD. solid mahos,
any. IT, long. IT. deep: ! double
drawer, Q single, 4 cupboards, brass
thistle handle. Call XII. 9-53a6:
ANTIQUE CHEST OF DRAWERS.
mirror. Hollywood bed with tutted
headboard, mattress. spring: In
perfect condition. Hand crochet
bedspread. boudoir chair. Reason
able. 206 Thor drive, Falls Church,
Va. turn on Gallows I'd. from Column
ANTIQUE IT e' WARDROBE. oval glass,
Italian carving. glass-front china
closet Phone OIL. 9-9271.
AND ACCESSORIES-Un-
usual and unique. 1854 M st. NV.
Open Tues. Fri. Is: Sat. 1890.
.---@|~Y 4 ANKrYpTrsA
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WANTED - Good house,
keeper and cook between 80
and 40. Pleasant disposition.
j in family. Prefer person al
ready employed. Cali NO. z.
$3.50 after 2 pm.
COLORED WOMAN. 80 to 40. to do
general housework. ironing and
plain cooking. for Doctors family
In CHEVY Chase; must be fond. Of
children; $25 week and carfare
TO start. OIL. 4-0S02. Ill
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AGENTS

YOUR OWN BUSINESS! Your own
hours! Selling nationally known
cushion shoes Is easy; 1875 styles for
entire. family. Earn $50 day COM
write TANNERS. HOY. Brockton.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Baby Furn. Sale

MON, 9-9. Cash ONLY
We GUARANTEE THE LOWEST
adv. mdse. Baby cribs. from $10.95.
1926; play pens. $685.: strollers.
high chairs, S6.95; mattresses.
$685.: training chair, 1895; bath.
$685.. We feature name brands:
Storkline. Thayer. Kantwet. Lula
prices. We have real values. Small
deposit viii hold your selection.
JUVENILE SALES WISE, 1855 Cedar
St, NV. corner Of Blair I'd, and
Cedar st. Free parking On lot IN
Thmrs Until q. IA ilx q. AoH' HNN
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HANGING

PAPER HANGING
2 average rms. $3.50, paper In
cluded; sgle. rm.. 81: inter. pant
Ing o. reas. prices. Cali HA. 2-ISZo
for free estimate. IL
PLASTERING. patching. any size JOB
large or small. neat work. no. 2.
rIxsSfERrNG AND REPAIRS, old and
new. large or small: Al mechanics.
pEEA "a; rIstHaGi waterproot,ns, fire.
proUfns wall a14s ssra p en fTss est,
PLAsTERING REPAiRs. pstehwerk;
alter; and aS 9. erso.s sxper. White
PLAsTERING WORK. patchwork, old
estimates. Lo. 4.o177.
PLASTERING, painting, papering. n.
ment work. NO. 7-5724. HORNE. :
PLASTERING. repairs. old. and new
work. lse; and small 1o5s.:e r S
PLASTER BOARD. sheetrock. tapping
finishing = and Hlss ssndins' Free esti'
PLASTERING, cement basement.
purging walls, stucco walls. rot
prooflng, leaking roofs. addition
Of rooms: Cali co. 5-744o, ALLEN
PLASTERfNG REPAIRS. old and new
work. lge. and small tobs. Reas
White mech. Work guar. Ju. a-4 %
PLAsTERING REPAIRS. white me-
chanic, do my own work. RA; j.
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

HIRE is your opportunity to learn
Spanish by conversation only. Please
ARE Y You SELF CoNClOus9 II so.
can oysrco ost Al FORMS Arms Of sot self
highly skilled woman tutor Special
lessons arranged for Diplomatic on
p Sal. REa aP iaSSIs SCHOOL LlG a,
Job DlsSem sIn,I ssrS lie a iSas F ST.
VII Ill ~ TEMPLE e seH wk IA sSs s.saSs 80
EARN HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA at
home in spare time. Qualify for
TEReaN g scH De5fr s SH anfG ssni
on request. 1885 Eye st. n.w.. or
MODERN FRAMING in beauty cui.
ture; all subjects taught: approved
CLASSES WARELYNN BEAUTY cox ss
v t5fGE LES EihEsssoss, Child ehiidr ph '1 VS.
Mrs sse vA sNf rs I'll o0 So sDs sss4
HOME TUTORING. Alg. geom. Lat.
E Enc, Fri sp. os si a IIM 1 Tssa
beg. and rev. in TYPING. Short
hand, Bookkeeping, Eng. Civil Sery-
Ice Positions open pains, S6 55c
18th org test. 40 yrs.).
4 wks.. S35. 9-3 daily. in real
school. Compare. BoYD'S, 700 10th
cor. G INA. S-234W. -.-.--
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.
Census needs 1000 clerks; also 20.
statistical clerks, apprentices. Pre-
pare now Call Mr.. Richards.
CIVIL SERVICE PREP SCHOOL
1918 l4th st. NV. AID. 2-955S
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TELEPHONE
SNT.TCTTNPC

Several opening available immedi-
etely to high-caliber telephone sales
personnel for full and part-time
york. in special telephone rooms
ability Apply In person to Mr.
Harvey. In RIM 2O4 No phone calls
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10
TYPIST
AND
STOCK CONTROL CLERK

o4ONh YIN IVY SAEktSA
II you are an efacient typist and can
also handle figures accurately, an
interesting position is now avail;
ONCE, You. must have lesible hand
writing and Be no more than 35 yrs
old You will work q 5-dav, 40
hour week in friendly business
like atmosphere. Salary conlmen.
surate with you ability. Apply At
MILLER Shie F HT MShafst e., ~ ana
Penna ave. Sc. 10
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Technical Secretarv

Young woman 25-35 with minimum
technical background desired fgf
growing research organization In
Silver Spring area Must be United
States citizen. current security
clearance desirable, Salary common
S-dey. 4O-hour work week with
company benefits. Gail Ju. b-S575
between am. and 4:30 pm. Mon
DAY or tuesday only. 10
TELEPHONE CREDIT Investigator By
local bank; experienced In INSTALL
nent credit work, with supervisory
abilities. Must be able to conduct
own investigations and also direct
the work Of others. Box 22S-z.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS fs). exper.
preferred but not nee; day or eve.
work. Box 40S.Z, Star
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ANTIQUES
ANTIQUES

AND DECORATORS ITEMS
Old satin rose bowl. $3.50; bone
dishes. SOC: butter chips, zoe: foot
scraper. I.25:- carriage lamp, S1.60:
lamps. 81 up: frames, soc: cranberry
hat, $50: amberine tumblers,
S2.50; overlap wines, $3.50: figurines,
ST up: pressed glass. soc UP, amber
goblets, 81: old hand organ and 70
rolls incl. 20 Susanna" and other
iavorites. so: love seat. $3.50, china
cabinet. $40: pine cupboard. So;
marble top wash stand. $50. others,
$3.50 up: pine chest. $3.50: cobblers
benches, $40 up. We would like for
you to come In and prowl. open
sunday. ewes. til Z. BELL KINDS,
Az Z. Capitol St, Ii. 4-968S..
s. See our ad under furnishings.
IMPORTED ANTIQUE tables; Bristol.
oil lamp; Royal worcester tea set;
plates: candelabra; antiaus. sarnet
brooch and ring. JE lagos
in good condition. Call u. 7.6l4b.
BABY CARRIAGE. large model, col
lapsible. collier. condition Ike new.
used very little. VIII sacrifice for
S2S. OV. 3-0310: -----------
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.TATOITSIES

JALOUSlES
SEQ Sosf & ie e.. e. assSSss. TO gay
LAWN MOWERs-Hand and power
mowers sharpened and adjusted
LAWNS tWsYNsse c { ySil OFF oPf-Trees taken
down. ashes. trash and dirt moved.
LA Az MOVER sharpening and re-
pairing; all makes and sizes. Case.
Tine. motor work. PROMPT service;
work guaranteed. GEoRGEIoWN
BICYCLE. STORE. Wis, ave. at Que
St, Ap. 2-010o. In Arl:. Va. Park.
hwy: a \. Kirkwood I'd. "a: s;sl2s
roofing. cellar waterproofing and re-
pairing COOPER &. COOPER. l05
Philadelphia ave Takoma Park. MD
pIa AZ aiss7s rArERrSe. PLASTER.
NC. any size Job: white mech 80
MD. Mr.. STANLEY. IA. $4,000
PAINTING. pAPERrNG, Waterproof
inter. exter.: FLA loans avail. For
estimates. JU. 9-4771, JU. 5-42l9.
PAINTING. PAPERrNG. sCRAPING.
first-class workmanship, work done
y ediatelv. MR.. PoAT. RA. 3.5843,
PAINTER. inside and outside paint
work na f ss.r ''' W%bf Es e. s D5ssss
PAINTING. PAPERING. roofing re;
Pair and painting, plasterins. ,Gall
PaTNTIN SG'i and decorating, interior
and exterior 1st-class work at reas
prices. EN-. 5000, after 9 pm;
PAINTING. LIST class, experienced
white mechanic. Interior and ex-
terror. Reas. rate Free estimates
Phone any time; DE. 2-277a. 10
estimates. Reas. White mechs. ST
PAPER HANGINe-Prompt. cOurte.
Gus estimates: expert white crafts
men; reas. HINES, AID. 2-5s99.
PAPERrNG, $40 and up, this week
only: 1855 sunfast washable papers
r. s S;5as$ ~ S;Geo sn..,., nr,c..
now; latest DESIGNS, best materiaa,ss'
PAPERING. painting. AL. best ma
terials: expert work. lowest price
in town. Call LII. 4-2377 or Lu.
PAPERiNG. painting, plasterins. fioor
sanding and refinishinR. remodel
Ing, carpentry. NO. 7-5724, HORNE.
PAPER Now-Low prices. Al work,
new samples: interior painting; free
estimates. JU. 6-0745. Ill
PAPERING, $40 room up; sunfast,
washable paper; do own work; guar;
White mechanic. RIA. 3-0024. --12
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pApY FURNITURE SALE

BABY FURNITUKE SAL,
~ MON NON s1TDYP EsIi WEB Dint 3NI paaop.
SIDE CRIB WITH WETPRooEE, N :
NERspRING MATTRESS REGukkaS6R
81 sSG m, now ssS a7 cgHnIsr' $685.
WHY isuY II s' USED. WHEN NEW
COSTS YOU LESS? MANY OTHER
DISCOUNT PRICES. OPEN TILL
8 PM .z
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STENOGRAPHER

For Property MANAGEMENT Dept. of
active, expanding real estate office.
Assist two men in lease prepara-
tons. tenant relations. and letter
and telephone contact. New. air.
cond. office. pleasant working conGi-
tions. For interview appt.. Mr. Aux
ward. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.. 124
14th st. NV. MA. S-9345. -13
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sITuATioNs--MEN 3 WOMEN
WHITE COUPLE. middle aged, for
work: b. e.. VI. or Ma. Republic
$4,000. Don't call after $50 pm.
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TYPISTS
See ABBEY First
YOUNG LADY

Yer eNeravine workroom; excellent
ssssss so * S %h vs ssnd s.' .ssns
wk. Apply after Gao am. BRE-
WOOD. 1917 q Of. NV. 10
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Women For Industrial Plant
Operating Light Machine
Equipment

Temporary Jobs for three to six
months. Experience not necessary.
We will train you. Must be avail
able for shift work. Minimum edu-
cational requirement two years high
school. Good rate.
Write giving age, educational back
ground, and marital status.
pov Cee-1 cfor
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MODERNIZE your home we do from
cellar to roof. No money down. long
PENN IMPROVEMENT CO.
900 r st, NV RE. 7-4S29
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A permanent position in well-estab-
lished real estate ONCE; 5-day wk.;
excel. working conds. prefer some
one with exper. and under 50 yrs.
mo. Telephone Mr.. CARPENTER,
D1. 7-f4l1 for interview. lie
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HELP--MEA AND woMEN
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STENOGRAPHERS
Experienced for temp. assignments
suitable for those awaiting perm.
positions or housewives with . or
more days weekly. ST. 3-197a
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Observation-Disclosures

. CINOA1n111 1GC~NLEktn
In downtown mortgage banking and
real estate arm. Must be above
average in stenosraphic ability.
Perm. Job: 5-day wk.; air-cond.
once: salary $500 per mo. with
oppor. for advancement. Give full
particulars and qualifications. Box
EWTTCHBOARD OPERATOR CLERK;
position in country club. located in
nearby Maryland; knowledge Of
switchboard and tipping necessary:
most importance. Contact Mr.
BAKER, OIL. 2.4100, 10
eWTTCHBOARD OPERATOR.DESK
CLERK. Opening In large apt. house
in Georsetown. Apply 200 Que
TEACaERs-summer work in D. c..
Nd, Va. that your. training Qualities
YOU for. Consumerism pays guar. In
P. o, Box 1904. ID. c.. or co. b-2514.
TEACHERS, white. for the fan. Pub
lie and private schools and colleges.
physical education, science, social
etudies, elementary. ADAMS TEACH
Frs AGENCY, 1341 q st. NV, RE.
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FRENCH conversation only. my own
method. Box l45.Y. Star. IL
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HELp-MEN AND woMEN

Personnel C0unSeIine SERVICES
1925 Conn. ave. NV, RIM. 21b
DI, T.4150
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18
Adult Study
Program Starts
AtAnsheiIsraeI

Subjects for the adult edu-
cation program m conducted
each year by Congregation
Anshei Israel got under way
Monday evening. Registra-
tons are still being taken and
the courses are open to all
adults in the community. Ses-
sions are held the second and
fourth Monday of the month
from 8 to 9 80 pm. Only fee
is the ST registration and text
books where used.
First year Hebrew and be-
ginning Siddur reading class
has Norman Shapiro as in
structor. The course is design
ed for those who know no He
brew and desire to learn the
fundamentals which ! e a d to
fluent reading.
intermediate and advanced
Hebrew course e will aim at
greater fluency in reading the
Liturgy. Th ere will be lee
lures on "The World of Pray
er" with the text similarly
titled. The "why" and "effica-
cy" of prayer will be explored.
Rev. Maurice Falkow is the
instructor. Class led by Rabbi
Breger will make its own sub
iect selection.
Program is prepared and
conducted under the auspices
of the Board of Education OF
which George Fenster is chair
man.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18
Murray Shift
Heads Group

At the state convention held
here last week Murray j.
Shift was elected president of
the Arizona Contractors Assn.
Shift is a prominent local
builder of commercial build
ings and schools. It h e S e in
clude Temple Emanuel, Con-
gregation Anshef Israel, Gar
den Plaza, Catalina Method
ist Church, Infilco Admins
tration Bldg. and research
laboratories, several Safeway
stores, buildings at Davis
Monthan, Casa Grande voca-
tional h G h school, business
buildings in Yuma, Amphi-
theatre high school, and the
Lizzie Brown, John B. Wright,
Corbett, Duffy and Richey
elementar schools.
This week Shift was award
ed the building contract for
Temple Emanuel convoca-
ton building. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Shift.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18

bis will speak at the Friday
and Saturday seminars and
lead the conclavistS in the
workshops. Jane Rosenblum
is the presiden, of the local
Swfty and Robert Posner is
regional president.
Mrs. Louis Posner, group
cousellor, has assembled a
large committee of Sw f fty
mothers to assist the social
functions of the Conclave, in
cluding Mines. John Good
man, David Mishkind, Nathan
Rakita, Paul Schill, Adelyn
Burns, Charles Danziger, Irv-
ing Buchanan, Elm Ell Gold
wyn, Melvin Halpern, Samuel
Kurn, Joseph Myerson !,
Charles Miller, Martin Rosen-
blum, David Plotkin, Ben So
lot, Leon Franklin, William
Kirchner, Michael Bernfeld,
Louis Silverman, Villa a m
GlaZman.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18
81! .
WaM.;
Sharp-Schachter

Approaching marriage OF
Cynthia Sharp to Kenneth
Schachter is announced by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry F. Sharp of Phoenix.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron S C h a C h t r, 1925 N.
Campbell. Couple will be mar
ried on Nov. 27 at Rabbi A. l..
Krohn's study at Phoenix in
the presence of the immediate
families. Mr.. and Mrs. Norm
an Fisch will be the couples
attendants:
Both Miss S h a r p and Mr..
Schachter attended the Uni
versity of Arizona. He was re-
Gently discharged from the
Army.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18

a compact schedule of work
shops, business m e tin g S,
religious services and socials.
The theme of the conclave is
Jumping with Judaism" and
will accent the way of life that
strengthens the moral and
religious foundations of
youth.
In addition to the direction
of Rabbi Bilgray also present
will be Rabbis A. I. Krohn and
Albert P1otkin of Phoenix;
and Rabbi Isaiah Zeldin, Di-
rector of the West Coast area
of the Union of American He
brew Congregations. The Rab-
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18
BzlA-~
NRUenh
Samuel David Cohen

Samuel DaVIu COneu
On Nov. 3 their first child
was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Cohen, 1910 E. Water.
He ewighed 6 lb. 8 OF. and was
1919 inches tall. Bris was held
last Thursday wi t h Cantor
Falkow as nobel and Norm
an Cohen the sandek. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Cohen, the late Sam
uel and Mrs. Celia Smith. Mr..
Cohen attends the UA Law
School.
Maxine Renee Jacobs
Third daughter and fourth
child was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Jacobs, 311 E.
Eastbourne on Nov. 8. She
weighed 7 lb. AZ OF. and was
2O1a inches tall. Grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jacobs
and Mrs. Leah Levin. Mr..
Jacobs is associated with
Copper State Iron and Metals.
Jules Leonard Whitehill III
DR.. and Mrs. Jules White
hill are parents of a third son,
born Nov. 9 and weighing Z
lb. 2 o., 20 inches tall. On
Tuesday Rabbi Bilgray read
the ritual at the Bris. Cantor
Falkow was the mohel. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Berry, Saranac Lake,
NY. DR.. Whitehill is a prom
inent local physician.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18

delegation of 35 teenagers from Phoenix and FL Paso
will converge Temple Emanuel Thanksgiving weekend
for Cactus under auspices of the Southwest Fed
Grafton of Temple group youth leaders
will arrive Angeles The youths will participate in
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EnMTTND 7 FLYNN ID
HOUSES FURNISHED

GA4N 4NO u. 4 IL 1N4N w.
COOP Apt. Authority since l920l
Bldg. Ma. s-9565
Res, No. 1887 So
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HOUSES FuRN. lcsa..l

n. ARLINGTON. close to Rosslyn-
brick, incl everything but iinsns
Nov available. $3.50 per month
s-6o77 or JE. SLID. -s4
SMALL HOME bedrm. and Kit. en-
cheney; $50 mo-: available imme-
diateiy. c. NJ HALEY, u. 2-7e44
3505 s4th ST. N.E-Detaehed, /
rooms. bath. hSmt.: nice rear lawn,
S95 mo. ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-0Oq0
Nh. ARMY MAP SERvICE-To care.
ful family, Aug. through Sept. sth.
slo0. Air-eond. bedrm. OIL 2-5ls6
CHEVY CHASE, d. C-3 bsdrm. Z
baths, delightful environment; ever
mod. convenience. MRS. SPAUID.
ING, WO. 6-0160, -25
COOL, shady yard. surroundinK un-
usual attrae. furn. rambler: must
see to appreciate; reas. to eple. who
VIII give excel. care. OIL. 4-656S
18th ST NV. ! blk off 10th
St.-Det. home, 4 bedrms., 3n
baths. Spacious. 1st. fir.. powder
rm., gar, I'm. hsmt.. summer Kit
kEACH & PURCELL EX. 3-24i2
642 MILWAUKEE ST. s.E.-S rms
bath. large lot, SEQ mo.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AD. 4-2o05
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EMBASSY SECTION, 1929 Fulton
st. NV. tnr. Mass. ave. Avail.
now: 4 bedroom. liv. rm., din.
rm., kit. lge. library, garage; 1918
mo. furnished. Call Mr.. Lavery with
JOHN H. MILLER, Jr., MA. S-2557
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wRITRRs SIShTssher rHNs ssS So oo3;ss 5I5ss5 N.Ei4
decorated; near Shoreham and
Sheraton Park: rms, 4 bedrms. :,
dining rm., 2 baths. Lease 8 or
months, $500. Call ME. S-2945.
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COMPL. FURN. 2-bedrm. brick bsmt.,
yard Anchor fenced. Best sec.
Lewisdale. S125 mo. Poss. HE.
$4,000, ewes. AP. 7-7632. W. w.
Evening star., 1955-07-24

$1IoMDefsehess. a. 3 AStsxanSTia' Ssdrms.i bst6' vs;'
hv: rm.. din. area, equipped ut.
utility rm. with washer; fenced
yard. Alexandria: Out Duke street
APPROX, miles to Fort Worth
drive, turn right to property. Cali
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MovINc. PACKING. STORAGE

BEST MOVERS IN TOWN - Low
rates: exper. men: 24-hr.: 1-bedrm.
apta $50; closed cans; ins. AP. z
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
Phone NO. S-oio4. UNION Hsls sToR:
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906.
L5GHT scIaS., aAULING; J .gLI,.I:. local m9ylng;
MU1rSSai TS SSii'sS SSD or HabLfSgs H fSSS2gsse S.y .,
night; expert hsndltne; reasonable
CHESTER MOVERS. ige. or small;
we do them all: clean and careful.
xSE, ~; $sS sIsS7e; e;oVs IA s-9l 9 X EYES eyes; 5
will~accept surplus furniture as part
Reas. ia. 9-29s7: ewes. RA. 3-Ili6.
24s
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BECOME REALLY
INDEPENDENT
Some Apts. for Rent With
Option to Buy

Particularly older couples: Why livt
with the children Enjoy graeious
living IN your own little home IN Z
co-operattEe freproof ali-hriek apt
bldg. Nr. bus and shopping. Modern
and luxurious living at q minimum
yourself. Mrs. Braden, IA. LOST
or IA S-6576. 40
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APARTMENTS WANTED

RETIRED. refined lady wants un-
FURNISHED small apt. or equal space
cars. Up Aug. l. Box l39-R, Star.
24s
CALL MANDEL for good (white)
tenants, furn. or unfurn. apis. in
d. c. at reas. fee. AID. 4-3400.
WANTED-FURN. APT-1-bedrm
Bethesda Chevy Chase; begin. Sept
Tor 3 months or more. OIL. 4-631S.
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OTHER LISTINGS

AIR CoNDTTIoNED-Newly
redecorated foyer, living room,
bedroom. modern kitchen-din-
ette and new modern bath in
maintained and well-managed
newer building near 18th and
Harvard sts NV. Acct. i'll.
ness and prolonged hospital
ization. owner will make lib
eral concession in price and
terms for IMMEDIATE SALE.
ATOP CONN. AVE. HILL.
THE MENDOZA, 2220 goth
st. n.w.-Delightful 2 and 3
bedroom apartment homes de-
signed for gracious living and
entertaining in this we'll
established. elevator building
just l block east of Conn. ave.
bus and Just l block north Of
Mt. Pleasant streetcar line
when the buses and street.
cars run, that isl. New mod
ern kitchens and baths. Ask
us about these apartment
homes in this excellent and
convenient location.
UPPER CONN. AVE. vICIN-
ITY-We have 4 remarkably
interesting 1-bedroom apart
ment homes In excellent con-
dition within q stones throw
OF upper Conn. ave. shops
and the Conn. ave. bus, 3 Of
these apartment homes have
den tor second small bed
ROOM OF the living room.
Each has kitchen-dinette.
Approx. 30 other equally
desirable and attractive apart
ment homes are available for
purchase through the exclu-
sive listings of this once,
For details and for appts.
to inspect. call MAJOR GAR
VEY with
EDMUND J. FLYNN &C
Coop Apt. Authority since l92l
Bldg. Ma. e-95(
Res. No. 7-6677 s-
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1dE WES1CHESIER
Several ettrhetively furnished apart.
csn MRS. cHAuNckY MURRAY
RRAANpALL IsLso Il. HAoNER . CO.