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The frontiersman., 1955-10-06

UNITED STATES DEPART MENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MAN AGEMENT, LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
 Notice for Publication
 Notice is hereby given that Arthur A. Cobb has made appli- cation for a homesite under the act of May 26, 1884, GAS Stat. 809) Anchorage Serial No. 018336 for a tract of land described as US. Survey No. 3l66, situated on the right bank of the Knik River approx. 612 miles SEE. of Jim Creek and establishment of U. s. location monument No- 3l66, at Cor No. |. Lat. 61 '29'14" No. Long. 148 47'36~W., containing 4.9O acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Anch- orage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above men toned land should file their ad- verse claims in the Land Office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 WALTER E. BECK,
 Asst. Manager Published Sept. 29; Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27; Nov. 3, 10, IT and A, 1855
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For Lease or Rent
FoR RENT

Furnished Apartment, Tost's Ser
 vice. C-12-2~tf
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FOR SALE

l. A very nice one bedroom. small home located within walking distanct of the new high school. This is a nice clean home ideal for school teachers. "A small down pay ment and easy monthly pay ments 10 right party. 2. One half acre of land locat- ed in inc Butte area. Ideal for trailer space. Has Septic Tank and a We'll.
 3. A basement house located at the edge of the City linn its. Divided into three rooms. Has a well-Priced very reasonably.
 ALSO acres with a l2 x IA cab in on if. Twelve acres clear ed. Full price. $4000.O0 for 
 cash.
 5. Have 80 acres of land at Soper Lake. 5 miles South of Wasilla 90 acres cleared. Has straem on property. One of the best buys in tbe Val- lef. V 6. 2 bedroom log veneer home. Located in a quiet area within the city limits of Palmer. Very good home for family with children. Part lY furnished. Full price. $l0.- 500. Terms Available. VALLEY REAL ESTATE Tn the Matanuska Hotel Phone 2071 See SmittY
The frontiersman., 1955-10-06

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
 THE TERRITORY OF ALAS
 KA, THIRD DIVISION, PAL
 MFR PRECINCT.
 In the Matter of the Estate of ) HARRY RONALD RUST, )
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Moving Machine, ' foot cut; Beef BOG 35c a pound; Mall chain
 saw; tracks for Farmall-H, new See Leonard Moffitt. C-9-22-3t
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Cocker spaniel pups. Evelyn
 Harter, % Gus Scheible, Lazy Mt. P-9-29-3t
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For Sale Miscellaneous

CHAIN SAWS, new Homelite 5-30's; Model 26; model IT. Also assorted USED saws at give away prices Ina. Brooks Equipment. C-6-24tf.
 For potato storage all wood re- frigerator or heater railroad car. For information call An chorage 56201 before 5 pm. or 33845 after 6 pm. Price Sl00.
The frontiersman., 1955-10-06

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALAS KA, THIRD DIVISION, PAL MFR PRECINCT In the matter of the estate of ) CHARLES MARTIN BUROKER)
 Deceased
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UNITED STATES DEPART MENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MAN AGEMENT, LAND OFFICE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

Eleventh street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
The lack of five teachers at
the Juvenile Training School is
only the beginning of the trouble.
Three counseiors also are fun-
hired. At the District Training
School, seven nurses do the work
Of 10. With the 525-capacity
Jolly Acres almost completed,
shifting of delinquents there
will be contingent on staff hir-
ing.
There is q glimmer of hope
in the offing, however. The Ma
tional Security Administration
building is going up beside the
District reservation. Hordes of
workers there-estimated as be-
tween 5000 and 10,000-may
command the establishment Of
better public transportation.
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HOPE FOR THE YOUNG
ChiIdren's Center
Nearly Complete

who has been in the school
five years without ever react
ing to anything.
Recently, after five years OF
steady effort, Mrs. Helen Curley,
superintendent of nurses, in
duced the child to smile little
bit when she talked to her. This
was a major victory. Mrs. Cur
ley's eyes light up when she
talks about it.
Some children spend their en-
tire lives in the school. They
can live and die in the school,
and then be buried in the small
cemetery there used for in
mates with no families, or in
mates whose families simply re-
fuse to recognize the feeble
minded child as theirs.
Juvenile Training School
According to Supt. r. M. At
knson, this is probably the only
institution for juvenile delin-
quents in the country with ''co-
education" and forced integra-
ton.
1t Is an open" institution
1--WE try to make it as close to
ordinary home living as we can.'
Mr.. Atkinson says.
Children there, for example,
are allowed to have pocket
knives. Each Of the older chill
dren is issued four cigarettes a
day. Most inmates have indi-
vidual rooms which they can
decorate in any manner they
choose. Each of the nine cot
tages" in which the children live
is allowed to have a pet. Some
children go to public school in
Laurel.
Inmates are allowed to go
home on week end passes. OF the
204 children now there, 1859 went
home for Easter. Only i've failed
to return on time, Mr.. Atkinson
said.
-Four others struggled back,
some unwillingly. One boy stole
q car in the District and was
arrested IN Ohio.
The boys basketball team
plays teams from outside" in
the school gym. Next season it
will travel to other schools.
/ q Shortage Of Teachers
The school operation at this
institution points up the greatest
difficulty facing the center
staff. There are supposed to be
10 teachers and a principal to
staff the modern school building.
There are six teachers and no
principal.
The shop section has a COM
plete offset printing plant and
a small letterpress printing shop.
These have never been used-no
teacher.
The shops do not attempt to
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DR.. Ellis to Head
u. of Missouri

ST. LOUIS. April L. R@-
DR.. Elmer Ellis today was named
president of the University Of
Missouri by the university's
Board Of Curators. The appoint
ment is effective immediately.
DIR. Ellis. dean of the univer-
sity's College of Arts and Sci
ences. has been acting president
since last September. He sue
ceeds DR.. Frederick Middlebush,
who resigned last June 80.
Or. Ellis, So. joined the facul-
ty of the university at Columbia,
Mo-, in 1890 and was appointed
dean Of the College Of Arts and
Sciences. the university's larg-
est division, in 1916.
He was born in North Da-
kota and was graduated from
the University of North Dakota
in 1925 with a masters degree.
He received a Phi. d. degree at
the University of Iowa in 1880
and taught at North Dakota
University and North Dakota
State Teachers College before
coming to Missouri.
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BY FRANK sARTwELL., JR.

BY midsummer, the District
hopes to complete its mammoth
group of institutions for the care
of delinquents and feeble-minded
at Laurel, Md.
Welfare institutions there have
been under way since 1926.
The SIC million Children's
Center will not be large enough
to handle all the children whom
welfare officials believe should
be there. But it will go much
further toward meeting the need
than present facilities do.
The center is really three in
situations. The first one to be
built. the District Training
School. cares for, and tries to
train, feeble-minded of all ages
and retarded children.
Also in operation at the 984-
acre Laurel site is the Juvenile
Training School for young de-
linquents.
Due to Be Ready in July
The third part of the Chill
dren's Center-to house more
difficult delinquents-is a re-
placement of the present In
dustrial Home School for colored
children at Blue Plains. Date
of completion depends on who
is figuring it. The contractor is
saying July l, but Welfare Di-
rector Gerard M. Shea is doubt
full. It will be racially integrated.
For reference, welfare officials
call this new institution jolly
Acres. name left over from a
Lutheran summer home previ-
ously on the ground. Mr.. Shea
plans to find a new name.
District Training School
This has a rated capacity of
700 retarded persons. Today
there are TAO there. The staff
mas peen compelled TO ma ways
to squeeze more in.
Even so, there is q waiting list
of 1856. A new 200-bed infirmary,
on which construction is sched-
uled to start in July, is expected
to relieve the situation tenn
porarily.
Temporarily" is used adj
visedly. Mental retardation is
being discovered earlier in chill
dren. Some feeble-minded, with
the aid of new drugs and care,
are living much longer than
formerly. And the population
OF the District is going up.
The District Training School
tries to train each child to the
limit Of his abilities.
For some, that limit is quickly
reached. Such as 10-year-olds
who have to be fed from bottles.
A 13-year-old girl, with the
body of an emaciated 5-year-old,
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teach any inmate a trade but try
to implant good work habits
and attitudes" Mr.. Atkinson
said.
The co-educational policy of
the institution, Mr.. Atkinson
said. makes it easier to run. Mr..
Shea agrees.
Girls. always difficult to han
die in institutions. are easier to
control when boys are around,
they said.
There is nothing very much
to keep a child from running
away from Juvenile Training
School. but Mr.. Atkinson said it
has very low total of runaways
only one in March, six in
February.
The Welfare Department keeps
its chronic runaways at the more
secure Receiving Home for Chill
dren. That willSchange in mid
summer with the completion of
jolly Acres.
Security Features
This institution, with newly
ordered security features, will
hold the more difficult delin-
quent.
Some of the "cottages"-which
each house between as and SO
children-will be maximum Sc
curity buildings. Heavy mesh
screens and close supervision win
be used to keep the delinquents
in.
Other cottages will be more
open. Mr.. Shea's plan is to
move delinquents into pro-
gressively less secure quarters as
they prove equal to the response
bility.
The existing Juvenile Training
School would house children al
most ready to return to the
community.
The buildings at jolly Acres
have been built, the water and
sewage lines connected. Still
ahead is the job of paving streets
and walks. Meanwhile. fixtures
and equipment for the ,institu-
ton are arriving and being
stored.
Stan
This Is the biggest problem Of
all the institutions at Laurel. BY
public transportation 1t takes an
hour and q half to reach the
center from Washington. This
makes am eight-hour work day
IL hours lang. BY car in re-
cent test. the center is. % minutes
from the District line, 43 from
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Jewish Appeal
Dinner tuesday

The United Jewish Appeal Of
Greater Washington will open
its 1855 campaign with an adj
vance gifts dinner at9 pm. Tues
day in the Woodmont Country
Club
Principal speaker will be Avra-
ham Hartman. Israli consul gen.
eral in New York City.
The quota in this years cam
paign is $1.875, 900. Each year,
the advance gifts dinner raises
about half the quota.
Funds raised from local and
national UJA efforts go to three
agencies-the United Israel APP
peal. which uses funds for settle
ment and development programs
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in Israel; the Joint Distribution
Committee, which provides re-
lief and rehabilitation assistance
to needy Jews in Europe and
North Africa, and the United
Service for New Americans,
which helps refugees adjust to
life in the United States.
Rabbi Isadore Breslau, former
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president and general chairman
of the local UJA drive, Is chair
man of the Advance Gifts din
ner. He also is former president
of the Washington Jewish Com
munity Council and the Louis
L. Brandeis Zionist District.
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Choir RecitoI

The West Virginia State Col
lege Choir will sing at8 pm.
tomorrow at the Ebenezer Meth
odist Church, Fourth and D
streets Sc. The recital is under
the dual sponsorship of Ebenezer
and the Hughes Memorial
Church.
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Saving Shotgun

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. ga
shotgun blast awakened Frank
Gaines, IT.. and he sat up in bed
to find his house was ablaZe. The
heat had discharged the gun,
possibly saving his life.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ASHTON. MD.-Belmont Farm. un.
usual opportunity for person with
restaurant experience to own fire
rural restaurant with minimum in.
vestment. Caters to high-c class
trade. provides a spacious home
for owner and produces additional
income from rented rooms. Lo.
Gated Gated IN a.. larre oak grove on
and ready to operate. Call Mr.
AIKEN, Spring 4.4Sll
SERVICE STATION for lease on
Marlboro pike. Just outside sc
Isrse shopp,ns " eentsr: iS All Modern
facilities. Must sell due to poor
health. Call KI. s-s007, -
HOTEL FOR LEASE, 80. Md.--LFe.
din nm: - rms, bars; lie.. sloi
u eity, 81. 900 o Viii Pan handle n'i r. ason
Ter selling III health. Info. phone
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMER. Z. PARK, near ST. AIMS
Such q wonderfully convenient and
desirable location. Short walk to
the city's finest public, private and
parochial schools. bet. brk. Colonial
T Two f s. e, FSS T i.fdns
decorated, Floor refinished. Vacant
1-l41l. Ewes, EN-. 3-57O9. %
BRIGHTW0OD--10 rms: 3-car ga
rage az very large rooms. bet, on
family; near 8 schools, express bus
and streetcars, Price s16.f50. Eve,
re. 6,2@33. l. T. GRAvhIrE. Real
CALVIN COOLIDGE AREA--Vacant
81 800; $1,000 cash, balance taken
month i Gaf as' l Rasset 0 asr
SHALL ), VAIL Tq; CO. Sf't iae4 NAH i4ti
81. nv. AID. 4-?uO5
CATHEDRAL AVE. NV. 54OO-Brick
SSTEnsabiooT,s ls' a.: larse i IL, az.
md 4. with 20 heated 1" Sr, s ssth
roughed in Full bSmt., oil INV h
2-car built-in gar, Open Sat. and
Sun. 10 pm. r. r. BoYNToN co
EN-. .-0s0n: eyes. OIL. f-Ot;U. ~
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. Detached
IuHon eH bsdraar, hon large sn6
with fireplace large dining room
clean basement: large yard; garage
S3I6 3lst st. NV, EN-. 2-5a2s. 6'
COOLIDGE HIGH AREA bedrm
frame BUNGALOW: fireplace. bsmt
with bath. RA. 3s2T53. "a
GEORGETOWN - Unusual opportu-
n. lot, suitable for home or bust
ness. Call Mrs Daniel. DE 2-77p2
NELLIE IowE cAseEL. AID. A.2lls.
OIL. 2-al3b. -
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APIS. UNFURh.-VA. Icsns.ll

ARL.-Duplex. 2 bedrms.. liy, nm.
kit. bath. porch. stoTage and ldry.
fseiIs, bsmt.. fenced yard: , blks.
business center. Clarendon: adults.
Inspection hours. TO . pm Sat.
and Sun. 3OO7 n. 9th St. Apt
~. QUINN ST.. ARL. vA.-LarEe 1
! bedrm. -iiv .-dinette-kit.. bath $40,
Call res. mgr. IA. s-4l37. 5
y. THOMAS sT.-completely redeeo-
rated apt; ST. tncls. al utils.
See earetaker, in bldg, 2O4 n.
Thomas or call OIL 1884 IS
DARLINGTON - Westoyer; 1-bedrm.
apt In s-unit building. Convenient
70 everything; S64 plus utils. IA.
G 7-5377 after $50 pm. %
n. ARL.. in apt. bldg.-liv. nm. kit.
bedrm., bath. 3 expos: close 70
trans. shop. IA. 7-0l07. q
500 SOUTH COURT HOUSE RID.
Apt. No 2-Thfee bedrms.; 1872 SO.
Apt. No. 6-Two bedrms.; $50.
Apt. No. One bedrm.: $50.
Near Pentagon, shopping and trans
portation. Avail. tmmed.
zoos N. FAIRFAX DR..
Apt No. 204-One bedrm.; $40 so.
Apt. No 303-One hedrm.: S92 SO.
= Aut No. 304-One bedrm.:- 500.
Near Pentagon, shopping and trans
portation. Avail immed.
Call BETHEL, DI. 1890
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE rambler. 3 bedrms..
washer. Bendix; $3.50 Also other
houses. MRS. puNEINGToN. OIL
2-2635. EN- 1888. -
N. ARLINGTON. good location, q
bedroom row house: SIPS. HOLLY
REALTY. $500 Lee highway. KE.
IsE,-charminE s-rm. brick: desir-
s sSe IFS iii 10 VA An 7 aSSst0Wni o.St
y well furn, semidet. brick: equip.
kit. washer; full bsmt.; excel.
neishsSThS9d; nov avail cal as J
No. Al ARL., besut. turn. Enrlish-tg2D.
bsmt.; oil heat; earage. Gentle
neishborhood;, Now ayaiI $3.50
per per R Kh s es IL IL s es orne Rs i0r
N EAR Army IN maj MAI SERVICE In
Brookmont; 3 bedrooms. : baths, 2
fireplaces; oil hot-water heat:
1 MRS. Rsseh B Sae Rs nf Rs.tor
ARL.-Lovely home. waking distance
to Psntag9n; 9 6edrms.. baths
pch'; S165. MRS. DUNNTNGToN''
81. 2-S6S5. EN-. a-s3s3. 20
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOME
In beautiful Woodhaven, Bethesda
Short or long term lease. SO. B.
GEoRGETowN-semid.t.. rms.
IA baths, fireplace, gsrden: $40:
K ssei;i No No. 7-7 Sso' . e'is @s
N. ARL.-Brick. det.. 8 large bed
rms. ia baths. lge. rec. rm.
screened porch. garaee. fenced I'd,
SSs %Hfa isn,p n'5 a. 5 ps5sss' Or
M ION so' FiuRN. e-bedrm. house s
yard, trees. picture windows. lO-min.
N IKE A & bpsnFIsson Fi Il GSsS s
Mod 3-b.r. brick: all new furn.;
SIPS. Investor service. OIL. 4-2046
ANNANDALE. vA.-3-bedrm. house
combination living. nm. dining rm
Kitchen XII, breakfast nook. Utility
Sis, year lease or more: or. un-
furnished, S95. Call JE. 2-5t02
ALEXANDRIA--New 2-bedrm. brick.
Conv. to everything. Bendix. SI25
c &c ri f LisING IN THE c nS
~ Nv SpdSlOuS llNs TN.
din: nm. and den: bedrmS., 2la
baths; maids room and bath: >
car garage with apt. above. XII.
S-6474
= RMS, nicely frn.. 1Il baths, scr,
porch 11x19: Towering trees through
out neighborhood. JU, 9-s271. --6
N:E., 18th and Mich rms. nicely
furn.: full bsmt.: good transp. LA.
ARi:; 5 minute. from Ke, prids.
Just of Lee hwy.-2-bedroom house
With ga gas heat .s.ysil. March 10:
Mr.. 9Th AND SHERIDAN N.W.-3
nT; schools and transp,: well furn. !;
S135. Reply Box 344-V, Star. q
ALEXANDRIA Jefferson Manor)-
Nicely furnished; fenced-in yard:
near schools. shopping and churches:
SS oas to Fl. Belvoir: S1l5, XII
SILVER SPRING. FOREST GLEN sp
AREA-Ranch bungalow, 3 bed
rooms. "a baths, jalousied den. all
fully carpeted: unconditional bed
rooms: furnished to suit; S175-
5000 mo. JU. a-4901. IS
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

Def. 2-BEDRooMs. fenced yard;
Langley Park area or vic; white
. tsTni1y 10. 1850. xrrnrn-6
thesda. Silver Spring, Langley Park
free appraisals: no delay: for com.
plete rental service, phone US today
PERRY HAY CO., 10. 5-6242. IS
IN ARL.. April 1-3-bedrm.. unfurn
rambler; excel. care guaranteed. so
seBEDRooM HOUSE, unfurnished
NV. ne, or Md; 4 adults; by April
]. HO. 2-69O2. %
TWO GIRLS, guar. desirable tenants
want 3-bedrm. unfurn. house in safe
NV. area; max. $3.50. Refs. ex-
CHANGED. OIL. o-1612 a
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PACKIN0. ~
lceafiausd.l

MOVE 81 HILL-Heme or BUS. abort
time. Sensibly priced. LU. I-e500.
And HAULING, day or
night; expert handling; reasonable
rates. DU. S-e6S7.
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NOW DOWN TO
Sl05 MONTH

FENCE AVAILABLE, SIIo
5 LARGE BEDROOMS
Development OF $50 Homes
SAMPLE-Just North OF
New Providence Hospital
Nearly new semidetached homes; IL
paths. full bsmt.: choice of gas OF
oil heat: some with garbage disposal
units: beautifully equipped kitchen
dining room.
OPEN SUNDAY. . TIL
Weekdays by Appointment
Drive out Michigan ave, Just past
Catholic University to 18th ST., turn
left, then left again on South Dakota
ave. to 10th st.
STEUART BROTHERS, INC.
1912 9Th st. NV.
Di. 7-2434 Ii. 3-0566 DI. 7-s693
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RIGGS PARK

RlGGS Park
53l5 s. Dakota ave. n.e,--Brand.
new, 3 bedrms.. plus lge. live. rm.
sep. din. nm. and fully equip. kit.
finished rec. rm.: Sl35 per mo. Key
at 5l7 Insraham st. ne. noon te
cAFRrrz. DI. T-aOso Is
COLORED-VACANT. 1909 Kennedy
st. n.w.-9 rooms. Ia baths @ bed.
Al shape; only sl35 per mo. Mr.
NEUMANN, MA. S-232I. %
FRANKLIN ST. NV
-Four rms, bath; cleo. mr.. schools
and 9TH and P SITS. $50 mo. OIL
COLORED-6 RMS, sun porch. base
ment. gas heat: conv. transp.; Trim
dad area: Call LII. 4-236s after
CoIoRED-.Is 9Th ST. s.w.-6orm.
home, all improvements. yard: rea-
sonable. no. 2-l572. HU. 3-SsS3.
CoLORED-2034 18th ST. NV
Vacant; 6 rms, 2 bans. sos. Near
c t5a1SRi IT,; iRIsta' REnRms Il itv
rm and din. rn:: incl bsmt. apt
Reas. rent. no. 2-1572. TU. 2-7793
coLoRED-s11 10th ST. N.E.-s
eond. $50. no. 2-o325, Elk. $500
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CLOSE TO WALTER REED
ct Aooroyed c1e nm
HOME AND INCOME

IDEAL SMALL TOWN
H o USE, LOCATED IN
CLEVELAND PARK AREA.
2941 18th ST. NV, EXPEN-
SIVELY ESTORED BY
PRESENT OWNER. s RMS,
3 BATHS, GARAGE, CAR
PETING, MIGHT APPEAL
TO RETIRED FAMILY
WANTING QUALITY CON-
STRUCTION AND COVE
NIENT LOCATION. SEE
SUNDAY, 2 TO 5 Pm. OR
BY APPOINTM ENT.
GEORGE I. BORGER, INC,
REALTORS, 643 INDIANA
AVE, MA. 8-O35O, EN-. q
1878, WO. 6-7649.
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APIS. UkFURRisHED-VA.
AVAIL. IMMED,

n sS., 2sedrT o., .es &, EsSr a.,, dis
Arl. COW. Catholic school. pubiis
school, bus and shopping. Sp2 sd
mo. 465 N. Thomas St. Arl.: IA
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HOUSES TO SHARE

MOTHER AND DAUGHTER wish to
share 3-bedrm. modern brick ram
bier with coneenial couple, So
5-466g -
ICOLORED-wILL SHARE 4-bedroom
house with / or 2 other girls. RIA.
6-b ~ "A
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. WESTCHESTER
APARTMENTS WANTED

2 -BEDRO0M UNFURNIsHED APT.
by April !. Rhode Island, Michigan
ia. 2-2567 q
RETIRED COUPLE wants I bedroom
veranda; $50 10 SOS; within ID mi.
OF d. c. Box 301-T. Star. -
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800 n IRVING ST.

ARLINGTON, VA.
Attrac. older house with liv. rm.. din
rm,. kit and rear glassed-in porch
md; full bsmt,. Eli heat. Beaut
side yard: 2-car Diet. gar. Near pub.
lie tranSp.. schools and shopping
Rent, S120 month. Call H. G
SMITHY, s11 18th st. NV, ST
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AMER. UNIV PARK
AMERICAN U. PARK AREA
NEW HOMES

1885 ALBEMARLE ST. NV.
Here is a scarce commodity: Brand
new house in the heart Of NV
D. c., of the latest design, finest
construction. Q models available.
mo. IA 3-bedrm.. lla-bath ram
bier. 27x15 # rec. rm,, unique
English bsmt. with addit. IA bath.
S21 500
mo. GA large 4-bedrm. II paneled)
212-bath split-level. with large rec
rm and built-in garage beautifully
equipped kit. with eye-level oven.
dishwasher. disposal: finest appoint
ment. S2S.500.
Enviable cow: l blk. from bus.
Woodrow Wilson High near Alice
Deale,. immaculate and Friends
School Is; sew. churches compl. shop
ping facil.
TO REACH: Proceed along Albemarle
St, either 3 blks. west OF Conn. ave.
or biks. east on Wis to model.
BADIAN REALTY CO.
Open Daily from II to $40 PM.
Call Mr.. Ravenscroft, LA. 6-a353.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
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FORT MYER HTS.
N. ARLINGTON

Attractive / bedrm-. liV. rm-. kit
elose-in location. Apply mgr. AZ
N. Bedford St. Arlington; ia. ..
66p9. DREYFUSS BROS. lois
18th ST NV Ma S-0560