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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
GEMSTONES

ROBIN JEwELs-sOs 18th St. NV
GUITAR, Hawaiian, like new. reason
able price. Call ~. 5-34S4. -2l
$50. i Gibson fiat top, $50; excel
cond. UN. 4-1250. pa
HEATERS. new used tgas oil coal
wood, elec.l, lowest prices. ACMI
STOVE, lOli 9TH NV, MA s-S952
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21

llOI EGnnA. AIS ". w.
TYPiST-CLERK = Personable young
sirl, Is to So: experienced only.
5-day week. District OF Columbia
Chapter, AMERICAN RED CROSS.
a025 ST. NV. See Mr.. DAILY. -22
lTYPIST CLERK. Silver Spring;
profit-sharinS plan and insurance
paid for by company; 5-day week;
salary open. COUNTY TITLE CO.,
JU $4,000. -"5
WAITRESS. white. 25-35. some ex-
per. necessary: S3j wk; permanent
position. paid vacation. Apply 81 Oh
Blair I'd. NV. -
MATTRESSES. white, under 40, eXper.
Lay and | night shift. POTOMAC
SEAFOOD RESTAURANT, lll3
! Maine ave. s.W, -
| wAITRESS---Must be experienced
| neat and dependable. Apply in per-
son. CARRlGAN'S RESTAURANT.
| Conn. and nv,
WAITRESS. white. experienced. night
work Apply only between 9 and ! I
am. No phone calls. ROSSITER'S
SEA FOOD GRILL. 4132 Georsis
wHfTREss. white; must be exper.,
oi-3b; night shift p.m.-o am:
e-rm. apt. avail Il needed No chill
dren. STARLIGHT RESTAURANT
| 3401 Richmond hwy. so. b-as.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21

For 8 women who have had some
successful selling experience, the
golden moment OF opportunity Is
at hand.
Our organization, one of the leaders
in the direct selling field. will train
8 women to sell our product. They
will work from screened aualif,ed
leads only
About SO hours q week Is all that
is required. DRAWING account, com
missions and bonuses.
We will select l Of the s appointed
as sales manaser with anticipated
earnings Of Sl2.500 year.
This Is q stimulating opportunity Il
sell to families who have invited you
into their homes.
You will be backed By intensive
advertising.
Average earnings $500 or more
year.
For interview. see Mr.. KENNEDY. OF
Mr.. O'NEIL, Mon. or Tues. LIS
pm. 2314 4th st. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
SECRETARY

Assistant circulation manager Of ma
tional news magazine lookins for q
secretary to share in a variety OF
interestins duties. Excellent oppor-
tunity for q bright girl with initia-
tive to learn circulation side Of pub
So w.p.m. and should have q short
hand speed Of so. Pleasant working
conditions, many company bene-
fits.
CALL DI. 7-2p00. EXT. 263
BETWEEN o AM. AND 5 PM
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
YOUNG LADY

YOUNG LADY
Clerk-tvpist, ""-3", for permanent
position with future opportunity in
once OF local distributor for / oil
Americas best-knowp products, To-
Gated near Statler Hotel; should
have pleasant telephone voice and
be accurate with figures for billing
MR.. GIsT, NE. s-lT23 for inter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
ANTIQUE LOVERS

drawers. Victorian chairs, Empire
slant-top and butler desks. Fine
selection Of Queen Anne and Chip
pendale chairs.
1t will be worth your while to visit
~ WINTERS ANTIQUE SHOP,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china. glass, furniture, etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal.
$3.50 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
To. 2-2T27 RA. 3-760s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21

FREE CAREER TRAINING real es.
tate and insurance. LOYOLA INV
& REAL ESTATE. 2524 Pa. ave
sc; Lu; $4,000. .-29
plastic party or become our demon.
strator; book parties: excellent earn.
ines. Mrs. Frey, HO. 2-l044. PLAS-
TICS. 2314 Rhode Island ave. ne
-91
OPPORTUNITY in national oreaniza.
ton for Young tlS-25) attractive
girl. with tipping ability for position
as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: suitable
ascending salary. valuable company
benefits. AETNA FINANCE Co.
1928 Georgia ave, Silver Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
MATTRESSES

Neat, attractive young women. 81
years old or under, excellent income
available tn capable persons Meal;
and uniforms furnished.
Apply In person
Hogate'S Seafood Restaurant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
9th and Maine Ave. s.w.

x-RAY TECHNICIAN for pvt. enc
exper CAN ST. 3-5515. 20.
GIRL, white, for general once work
old established real estate firm
Must be neat typist. apt and willint
to learn. Salary, $50. 5iz-da,
week: every 3rd sat. on: 20 to 3;
yrs. old. MARSHALL ]. WAPLE
CO., 1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2003
GIRLS. white, over 20 years of age
to learn. TO operate machines fol
manufacturing envelopes. No exper
necessary. Experienced operator!
will teach you. Those who have
worked around machinery desirable
Permanent work. Pay. $4,000
per hour to start. Good opportunity
for advancement. Vacation with pay
Christmas bonus. paid holidays
No Saturday work. Apply WASHING.
TON ENVELOPE CO., 2700 26th st
on Tuhsday -01
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21

OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIAL PURCHASE
FROM LARGE EMBASSY
l bRsk 3 wfrn T THRNEp L E5ATEM3 IA,
JORFTY REFINISHED. LIKE-EEW
CONDITION, Si5; ORIGINAL COST.
NEW, SIPS. ALSO 40 TYPEWRITER
DESKS. D. p S21.5Q; LARGE
FURNITURE OF EVERY DEScRIP-
TON. ALL PRICED AT SAVINGS
Up TO 55fs;v AVN ,.,v,,,c
$40 N Y AVE NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
GOLD

Bring your dental sold, platinum. dis
carded jewelry We pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-11
Jewish Broadcast
Slated for Sunday

David and Solomon" written
by Irve Tunick, will be presented
on the Eternal Light radio pro-
gram on Sunday, February 13, 1855
Q2:30-1 P. NJ, EST, NBC Net
work., it has been announced by
the Jewish Theological Seminary
of America, under whose auspices
the program is conducted. The
program will be the second in a
series of four emanating from Los
Angeles.
David and Solomon" tells the
story of the Biblical King David's
preoccupation with the building of
a glorious temple. Feeling that he
himself was tainted with sin, he
knew that the task must fall to
his successor. His choice of Solo
mon offers a dramatic climax to
this Biblical tale.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-11
Orthodox Robbis
Plan "KehiIIoh"

The Rabbinical o'uncil of
America, major Orthodox Rabbin-
ical body, with 600 spiritual lead
ers in the United States and Can
ada, announced plans to establish
a "Kehillah," a central authorita-
tive religious body for the three
million Orthodox Jews in Amer
lea and any other Jew that wishes
to abide by its decisions.
Rabbi David B. Hollander, ma
tional president, said, "that at the
outset the 'Kehillah' will concern
itself with basic areas-marriage
and divorce, a national Beth Din
court of law, supervision of diet
airy laws, supervision of undertak-
ing establishments, control and
supervision of Jewish religious
practices such as circumcision and
Set-up of maximum standards for
Jewish education"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-11

The University of Miami now
boasts a brand new Hillel House.
Dedication of the badly needed
building was held last Sunday on
the campus of the Coral Gables
Institution. Built at a cost of $780,
600 on land donated by the Uni
versitY. the group will now have
a permanent building in which TO
conduct its many activities on the
behalf of the many Jewish STU
dents.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-11

A "Million-Dollar Brit d a y
Party" to credit the top worker
for UJA here will be one of the
more unusual events taking place
here. The Algiers hotel will be
the scene of the unusual social
event on the birthday of Sam j.
lehman, general campaign chair
man, on Feb. s. The affair will be
an effort to raise the UJA pledges
over the million dollar mark.
Mt. Sinai Hospital will hold its
annual Jubilee with TV star Ed
Sullivan as master of ceremonies.
On March 3 in the Miami Beach
auditorium. The hospitals goal is
at a new all time high. $l50.000.
AZ Meanwhile the Israel Bond
Committee at the closing session
Of the first international Mobiliza-
lion Conference for Israel held in
Miami Beach, announced sales of
Sc, 1877, 900 worth of bonds. The
meeting, which attracted 800 dele
gates from Western Europe, Latin
America, Canada and the United
States, served to kickoff the 1855
State of Israel Bond campaign in
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-11

Brandies University Council of
Jewish Women and life member
of Hadassah.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-11

Actively discussing plans for
many of their nationwide civic
interests at the cabana colony Of
Waldman's hotel, formerly the
Lord Tarleton, are DR.. and Mrs.
Jack LesnoW. The New Workers
are kept busy-he is the we'll
known urologist while she is an
attorney and serves on the United
Nations Educational, Scientific
and Cultural Organization.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-11

The Miami Beach Hebrew
Academy. well known in Jewish
academic circles all over the ma
ton. held its annual dinner this
week. Over 600 religious. civic
and business leaders gathered TO
pay tribute to the school which is
celebrating its seventh anniver-
sary. The ESQ students of the
academy will devote their studies
this year to honoring the Ameri-
can Jewish TercentarY in addi-
ton to their regular studies.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-11
Do FALSE teeth
Rock, Slide or Slip?

FASTEETH, an improved powder
to be sprinkled on upper or lower
plates, holds false teeth more firm
ly in place. Do not slide, slip or
rock. No gummy, gooey, pasty
taste or feeling. FASTEETH is
alkaline (non-acid). Does not sour
Checks plate odor" (denture
breath). Get FASTEETH at any
drug counter.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-11

Midwest Brandies University
boosters, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Marks, are busy with absorbing
sunshine at the Motel Ankara.
Mrs. Marks is a member of the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-11

q countries on three continents.
These campaigns are only three
of the larger activities now going
on in this area. Many smaller pro-
grams are being conducted for
every type of imaginable worthy
Jewish cause.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-11
by HAL 9ER0I0A

organzaonal activity in the Miami
eachng pitch the winter
meetings. luncheons breakfasts formal and informal dinners
all part of the efforts accomplish the aims
~ the varied Jewish whose wonderful works felt all
nNerh The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
Coroner's Jury
Holds Youth for
Traffic Death

District motorist was ordered
held for trial on charge Of neg
ligent homicide by a coroner's
jury yesterday which heard
evidence in the death of q pedes-
TRAN last Saturday.
Deputy Coroner DR.. Christie
pher j. Murphy. presiding at the
inquest. ordered George L.
Mamakos. 20. Of the 600 block
of D street Sc. held after the
jury's ruling.
Killed in the accident at
Third street and Pennsylvania
avenue NV. was James M. Car
ter, 81, colored, who lived at 621
N street NV.
The jury heard testimony
from Accident Investigation Unit
policemen that Mamakos was
driving an auto with a dirty
windshield. Mamakos was max
ing a left turn when he struck
Mr.. Carter who was in the cross
walk moving with the traffic
light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
LAW IN THE NEWS
BY PHIL YEAGER and
JOHN STARK

Not long ago a press dispatch
reported that Alan (The HorSe)
Ameche, former All-American
fullback who now stars with the
Baltimore Colts. had been or
dered by a Wisconsin court to
pay his wife $500.
The reason: Fullback Ameche
had been sued by his wife for
injuries received when the auto
mobile in which the two were
riding struck a tree.
The court order was issued
over the objections of Ameche's
insurance company. which was
going to have to stand the loss
and which felt that its liability
policy should not be required to
pay of in cases of this kind.
In some areas the contentious
Of the insurance company would
have been upheld. In most areas
the question of husband-and-
wife liability, where insurance is
involved, is unsettled. But there
Is little question that it is a grow
ing subject of litigation.
Neither Could Sue
Traditionally, under the COM
mon law, husband and wife were
considered a legal unity and
neither could sue the other for
injury, whether it were inflicted
Intentionally or due to negli-
gence. The courts reasoned that
such a legal viewpoint was es-
sential If domestic harmony was
to be maintained.
In modern times, and with the
development of laws tending to-
ward equality Of the sexes. many
States have adopted statutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09

Suuuoy'
amending the common law in
this regard. Hence the legality
Iof the Ameche-type suit in
Wisconsin.
Even so. there is a distinct
split of authority on whether an
insurance liability policy should
have to pay off in a case where
the insured is the cause of dam
age to his or her spouse.
Conflicting Decisions
Within the past several months
two other States have indicated
legal positions in direct conflict
with Wisconsin's.
In Virginia, an insured wife
who had wrecked a car regis
tered in her husbands name was
allowed insurance compensation
following a property damage
suit by her husband. But the
court strongly indicated that it
would not have permitted re-
Icovery had the suit been for per-
Isonal injuries, such as Mrs.
IAmeche's.
At about the same time Ore
pOn was diSall0winp a wife'S Sllit
under circumstances identical to
the Ameche case.
The thinking of the Oregon
court. possibly a realistic one,
was based on the idea that if
insurance companies are required
ito pay off in such cases. there
may be an irresistible tempta-
ton for husband and wife to
rig" situations for the sole pur-
pose of collecting insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
LAW IN THE NEWS
Wife Sues Husband
And Worries Insurers

The next article in this series will oppeor
Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09

Girls and boys cowboy boots with
composition soles, rubber heels. Red
and brown or black and white.
Sizes lib. Regularly 0.ss
800.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GAS STATION. Sinclair. located on
busy corner: good for mechanic.
Small investment required. RA.
RGEssTfxs3GiRANT-sANpwIcH sHoP. in
Georgetown: corner location; apt.
able. Near schools am and 'eof eoiiers. .'Ho- Io-
cation. 1901 35th st. NV. Ho.
CAMERA SHOP, beautiful. modern.
air-conditioned. profitable, estab-
lished. busy main road. Suburban
location. For owner-operator. Avail
able With CLEAN stock and fixtures.
Mon Fri, Du. 7-iao7. @s
DRESS shOP, recently rsmodeied.
air cond:; approx. $4,000 in stock;
In lge. shopping center In Va; sub
stantial cash. CULMORE REALTY
.UfoMAric iTii IA a,T1sS I2UsDRY. 20 washing
machines. 8 dryers. 2 extrs.; doing
epprox. $3.50 per week; reas. terms
CuLMoRE REALTY. JE. <-6e5o.
RESTAURANT, located in Northern
gas and oil franchise. Now doing
good business, Beautiful ivy-coy-
cred stone bldg. with spacious liv-
ing otrs. upstairs. owner must sell
Priced reas. BOX 353-M. star. A.
and night club; sc.
loestion: Class C license. Seats
200. Low down payment. easy
POOLROOM, Z tables. Good business.
Cash or terms. Excel. location
AN sTFokcfED ne; rs SELL good income S
business. weil-estabiished and not
too confning. VIII accept reas.
sGaf.ssTfA1SRRANrcPTivss. Gf.sfA RRANrrecfPsis club wal want.
capital required. Ideal operation
for man and wife. BOZ 5e4-L. star.
Evening star., 1955-07-02

Priesi rirss tst suisk ssls; nuss 4
sel1 dur 70 nlnels. 1881 Wiscon.
sin ave. nv. Bet . a-n.-s Pm.
MorEL,s ELDEREY OWNER. tired.
viii sell business close in on No. /
hwy. Va. on reasonable terms to
reliable parties. Boz 43-R. star.
DEFY cLEANINa-sHoE REPAIR
Fine location IN Nd. shopping cen
Ter: long lease: priced risht at
GROCERY SUPER MARKET vol.
ume over. 5000 cash weekly: col
ored trade; excellent buy for ex-
sRr sisa Rslns;ei4 sz. s.i47s can = Rfl M 4osss s
BECAUSE OF OTHER INTERESTS
VIII sacrifice for quick sale goinE
grocery store with adjoining S-rm
modern house. Apt. over store for
income; large grounds: center Of
small thriving Nd. tevn. TR.
FoR SALE BIT OWNER - Tavern
hve rooms and bath; good location
on main q. 8. highway. 8 miles
from winchester, Va; doing good
business; priced for quick sale;
$4,000: for information call
v2S4akirw a;aeali winshesstsTr, S essT,,s ys ,,,:..,a .,
sensational patent with sound busi-
ness potential. JE. 2-1s55. S
DRUGsToRE-$l75 day: mixed
neighborhocd; low overhead. Net
ting $4,000 or more q ". Full
retail prices. Same owner 2S yrs.
wants to retire. $4,000, about
$4,000 inventory. Box 34-M. Star.
SODA FOUNTAIN, IA stools. fully
equipped, for rent. Call NO. 1926,
$50 a,n to l pm: 81
CORNER LUNCHEONETTE and carry
out for rent. 1928 l. st. NV. No
cash. just completed installation.
McSEiRN Esfiii e: a.IsS alsssaa sssaaRyrcE srAiGos
for lease at ideal highway loca-
tien IN Merriheid. Va. call "a.
sosaY osSHPIs SERVICE STATION for iea,.
on o. 8. Rte. i, north side Of
Alexandria. Call IA. 5-6056. -
Evening star., 1955-07-02
MousEs vNfuRN tes...l nus cepoRruNIfIs tc..ll IT

Sa sss, !. rssss sSss ssss.. 81 ss. sss sso
NoRfE NSa'afff rzpiaLIxeros. srs. CAP.
Cod. B bedrms.. fenced rear yard:
eotvenIenf 70 school. Pzrkington
and s96v,is TsntssssSnai sss.sSnaia avail 5uiz 10.
din. % Tm.. .St ISN'T. fenced ai; ID; ~ sonv oi.
+ Pentaeon, shops. bus. 25l2 b.
|GEoRGEToWN-5 rooms, newly re-
decorated: good for family living,
Or plenty Of room for eorple; $Is0
pe. ne. 1 9T ~. lease. Gail cHAIr-
N. AkL.8s-bedrm. Colonial With
sun porch and garage: Sl65 per
mo. plus utib-; suburban location;
conv. 70 shopping. schools and bus
noap nns; X 4sI4 B fso9sHHL fs: s1I 81 4 soNs Ts
All. N.%Srict. Colonial; 8 lg..
bedrms., iee. din. rm.. 2 baths,
sib6:' sfBo: sssii. ss.li. 5aiy s5aIi Ask-6si ks6assi
REALTY CO., JE. s-l252.
MseAkTHUR BLVD, nr. Map sery-
s,oo sssMslx rms, ms, bath. ni sIso ssrs AMI; z.
|sIl5 Mo.-state Department area.
8 adults; new. 2-bedrm. town
house. Mr.. Yount. with FRANK
8. PHILLIPS. EN- 3-2279.
FOxHALL RD. AREA. 1901 Dexter
TERRACE n:w.--Beautiful. 4-bedrm..
3-bath brick house. Dream kitsh-
Yount. with FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
AMERICAN . UNIVERSITY PARK.
1923 Alton pl. n.W.-Three-bedrm..
2h-bath. white brick Colonial:
S175 mo. Mr.. Yount, With FRANK
bedrms., ise. liy. rm-. firepi. and
bookshelves, din. area. equip. kit.
I'm. stairway to Q Ice. stor. rms.
on End A.; nf. school and shopping
center; ayail. immed.; $12s Der mo.
MT. VERNON BLVD. AREA-sev-
eral 3-bedrm. brick ramblers, conv.
70 I D; c. and i.ir Fort saS1;k SelvSir; avail. all
II YOU are locking for rental. cali
us. BERNICE CARTER DAVIS.
Realtor, SO. 1884. -3
ARL., best area, close in, Pentagon.
Navy Annex-Three-bedrm.. s.story
Colonial; .I5 By 20 liv. rm.. fun din;
rm... III baths, screened porch. fun
s,:on b:t mr. PatTlse se, HsnTy Nor: seooIs aS%s;
wooded and cool; $3.50. 12a 9.
AVAILABLE ToDAY-2-bedrm. det.
brick. 4s15 Alton st., of Southern
ave, 500 mo-; 2-bedrm. semidet.
brick, on u. 8. so, toward An
napolis. S95 mo. DOUG NJ. SMILEY,
INC, uN, 1890. -
M. ARL.-3-bedrm. det. home. with
firepl.. large din. rm., 2 screened
porches. h.-w. oil heat. full bsmt,,
2.car gsrags; newly redee.; Sl25'
AURORA Hills large bedrooms.
2 baths, full basement, screened
porch; SIT5. J. r. CUNNINGHAM.
OF. 4-S715, or JE. 2-0324.
1 OR Q FAMILY BRICK. 1882 4th
st. ne. Vacant. & rooms. rec. nm,
covered front porch; redee. through
out; S116 mo. on lease.
Bunsalow, nearby Nd. Nice eondi-
tion; vacant. rooms. bath with
shower, finished attic, finished
bsmt. with extra shower bath: large
rear yard. paved street; sa2.60 mo.
on lease To inspect, call
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-602O
Ewes. and sun. LA. 0-Se2s.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
HOUSES FURNISHED

NAAChh nun nLVD-0 InlS., Xur-
nished. for summer months or
longer: utils. furn.; priced very
reas. KE. 7-022s or EN-. 1856.
CAPITOL HILLS complete apts.;
newly DECOR; avail. immed: in
come ss2o5: rent slsb mo. RE.
cHESSiY' CHASE. MD.-Lars. co com.
pletely furnished house: spacious
shady grounds: until Aug. 80. oL.
ASRLHihNHGGToN-a-bedrm. brick: I bsmt,
Near school and bus: Sl15. 260S
? MsSxHfAn5 TrSy +. bons.seEp "a ao6a essi'. T;
MERfDIANS SiaE. HfIi. PfAAiRKo1Sui PARKMSniaus % =
story brk. Georgetown-type. con-
verted coach house; 2 bedrms.. Mv.
rn.. din, rm.. kit, bath, laundry,
oil heat, hardwood floors, well
furn.;. avail; for discriminating
bachelor or couple. AID. 2-O5lo.
OFF 1eth NV. Lamont st.. ct H.
VII s:7dss, Hs fR IA. aln aIssan. sIn.' lse s s'''
COLLEGE PARK-Summer rental,
possession sisb mans mo. 70. 5"@sslsse a.s4ss.
CONN. AVE. AND RopMAN--cool.
summer rent: 4 bedrms., 8 baths;
ssteinway Bendix: I'd. Reas. KE, e
rNGRAHAM ST. N.w.-clean. co cool.
3 bedrms., scr. porch, garage,
bsmt.; transp.: S160. La. 6-l455,
COUNTRY CLUB HILLs--Modern 2.
bedroom brick, library. ia baths,
large screened porch. built-in ga
rage; automatic washer. drier.
lroner, completely furnished: beau
tiful yard; Sls5, year lease. Ken
MI. vssRNSoN BLVD. AREA--hbsesu-
tifully furn. 3-bedrm. brk. rambler
in desirable community: conv. to
schools, shops, churches; S125 per
month. ne Js BERN1cE CARTER DAVIS.
sE.,. AiR-BAsE AREA-cape Cod cod 2
tf tpsdr9ons; S;o. .off-street parking; reas.
BEaufITnLLr ufifts1i FURNISHED shed. B.
room house, choice leca.icn. to
Jan: I. Refs. required. Call VIC.
6-5547 after Morday.
BETHESDA--6-rm. rambler; 2 bed
rms, 2 baths. don. porch, bsmt.,
garage; dishwasher. disposal. wash.
Machine drier, deep freeze. Avail.
Aus. l.. $3.50 mo. Call OIL. 4-5640.
BRENTWOOD. MD.-1st floor, q
bedrooms and basement: $50 mo
heat included. WA. T-5SSs. q
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md rms.
school, store. bus. conv.; immed.
oecup'; no objec. child. 10. s-es1s.
ATTRAcTrvELY FuRN. semaidet.
corner home. Three bedrms., IL
BREAKFAST ' nook. OK screened cree ''' porch, Mein
sarage, auto. washer. 5707 3rd
pl. NV. Open Sat. and Sun. Q
LARGE s-BEpRM. HOUSE suitsb,.
Can EN-. 1920, JAMES L. DIXON
WEsT OF 18TH ST. AND COL. RD.-I
3 bedrm., enci. sleeping porch,
breakfast porch, liv. rrn,, din. rm..
kent ks siss FIJI GsR's aT 'sssst5s En- ssais sAas|i:
SSH 4snd ST. N.w.-a-story 'Set.
brick house; 8 bedrms.. III baths,
liv. rm.,. din, rm., kit. screened
porch, oil heat. lear garage. S165
mo; FRED A; SMITH Co, 11l3
18th st; nv, Ex. 3-24so. y
piex, nice yd., SIS incl. utiis. ia.
MASS. Asssss' AVE. Exr.-copt,mporsr, 4
pensiyeIy turp. from $500 iii iii n to
Sl,OU0 stainless-steel range. All
Handicapped; patio. terrace. barbe.
cue. Ideal for entertaining. Near
Chevy CHASE RAMBLER, @ rms.
bath, playrm., dish wash. dis
NsdINS6GToN. OIL. 2-2635: EN-. O.
EMBASSY SECTION, se2s Fulton
ST.. NV. (nr. Mass. ave. Avail.
July L: 4 bedrms., liv. rm., din
rm., kit, lge. library. garage; S27bl
mo. furnished. Call Mr.. Lavery with
JOHN H. MILLER, Jr.. MA. S-2S57,