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THE DESOLATE SOUTH, By

THE DESOLATE SOUTH, by
John T. Trowbridge, edited
by Gordon Carroll. (Duell,
Sloane and Pearce; S6.00J
Apparently on the assump-
ton that Dixie wouldn't have
enough money to buy it and
the caipetbaggers wouldn't
care, John I. Trowbridge
toured the South in the sum-
mer Of 1866 and wrote a book.
His preface says he set
down "a record Of actual OBJ
servations and conversations,
free from fictitious colorine."
On page Z, .s'ter looking over
bloody Gettysburg. he jotted
down here the power Of ag-
gyessive treason eliminated;
ID from that memorable
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SONG OF AMERICA, by

SONG OF AMERICA, by
George MARKHAM INC
Graw-Hill; $4.50.
"Everytime l lose faith in
America. / always remember
that it made you"
So spoke former President
Herbert Hoover to George
MARKHAM, author of "Song of
America" an autobiography
which will indeed reaffirm
ones faith in America.
Mr.. MARKHAM, an Armen-
ian who came to this country
thirty years ago, has found
fame and fortune here. But
more than that, he brings to
America a love and gratitude
that knows no bounds, a pa
triotism that has no limits
and a desire to give and share
with others the bounty he has
enjoyed.
This book is the life story
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Artists

The Montgomery County Art
Association held its second
outdoor art fair in Bethesda
early this month. Gustav
Trois, artist. teacher and critic
of several county newspapers.
served as one-man jury, and
selected 80 paintings from the
$50 entries for an exhibition
now on view at the Wheaton
Public Library through Au-
gust 4.
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Campaign Of 1928
A CATHOLIC RUNS FOR

A CATHOLIC RUNS FOR
PRESIDENT, by Edmund A.
Moore (Ronald; $3.50 is a
story of the campaign of 1928,
when Alfred E. Smith ran
against Herbert Hoover.
Mr.. Moore, who apparently
is not a Catholic, writes with
entire tolerance and with OBJ
viouS disapproval of the bigo-
try which colored the 1923
campaign. And yet he points
out that there were factors
other than Gov. Smiths re-
ligion which had an important.
perhaps a decisive role, in his
defeat. There was Mr.. Smiths
opposition to prohibition,
which at that time was still
supported by a great many
people. especially in the South
and Middle West.
The author explained that
Smiths social and religious
ordinations made his oppose
ton to the Eighteenth Amend
ment even more obnoxious to
many Americans whose heri-
tage was strikingly different.
.. Those who had an in
grained conviction that Cath
olicism could not be other than
an abiding challenge to Ameri-
can institutions were often the
same men and women who
were stanch advocates of pro-
hibition."
Issues Were Complex
There was, too, the issue of
Coolidge prosperity" which
could be expected to continue
under Mr.. Hoover, and many
voters were reluctant for this
reason to return the Demo-
Gratis to power, no matter who
the candidate.
Perhaps" Mr.. Moore re-
fleets, 1.-The next nomination Of
a Catholic will be for the Vice
. Presidency rather than the
Presidency. When a member
Of the Catholic Church first
serves as Chief Executive. and
when the country approves the
result. perhaps then and then
only will the Catholic taboo dis
appear. 1t will then be as
sumed that, despite differences
in theory, all capable and loyal
Methodist. Baptist, Unitarian,
Jewish, Catholic or agnostic
candidates-all of whom are
now qualified under the con-
stitution-should be considered
equally eligible in a practical
as we'll as legal sense for the
presidency. When that time
arrives, it will no longer be
possible to conduct a campaign
within a campaign employing
the arguments used against AL
Smith in 1928"
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THE FAR TRAVELLER, by
Manning Coles Double.
daY & Co: SD.


A gay ghost story about gra-
cious Graf Adhemar Won Grau-
hugel, determined to finish at
last the business that has
brought him back for some 80
years to his castle above the
Rhine and leave this life once
and for all. Accompanied by
his faithful valet, Franz, who
shared his watery grave, he
arrives at the precise moment
a film company is producing
the story of his life on location
at the castle, and with some
subtle maneuvering, gets the
job of playing himself.
The inevitable situations that
develop when there's a ghost
in the house are handled with
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Can Ghost Story Be Gay?
Try This One and Find Out

some originality by Mr.. Coles.
including the Crafts innocent
dealings with a black market
eer, whom he takes to be a
member of an honorable guild.
The young Crafts understand
ing and acceptance of the
present residents of what is in
many ways new country to
him is as gentle and warm as
de Toqueville's. This is un-
questionably the most un-
ghostly ghost story on record
and one Of the pleasantest.
BETTY MILES,
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London and is devoting him
self to writing. His new novel
is called:
A DANCE IN THE SUN
(Harcourt, Brace; $500
1t is a story of South Africa
and, while it deals with basic
tension which novelists of the
region hardly can ignore to-
day. race relations, it does this
in subtle and original way.
1t is quite different from nu-
merous South African novels
on the same theme which I
have read in the last few years.
Mr.. Jacobson's story begins
with the utmost simplicity and
continues for most of the
book in this vein. But sus-
pense, even an element of mys-
terry. develops. The complexity
of the theme becomes appar-
emily only in the closing pages.
The narrator is one of two
college youths who that sum-
mer were hitch-hiking from
LyndhurSt to Cape Town.
One night found them in the
village of Mirredal. The hotel
was filled, and the proprietor
directed the students to a
house on the edge of town. 1t
was a strange house they
found. big. old. most of its
rooms shattered and unused.
The couple who lived there
alone were named Fletcher.
the man English, the woman
Dutch. They agreed to lodge
the boys for the night.
Strange Household
Fletcher was a curious, bonn
bastic fellow, who during din
ner talked necessarily. He was
a bigoted racist. "All the edu-
Gated Kaffirs should be shot"
They were views, stale and
stupid and vicious" which the
students had often heard and
they knew 1t was futile to
argue with people who talked
like that, and they listened in
silence.
Later. when the narrator
went for a walk alone on the
darkening veldt, he was con-
fronted by a Kaffir. The
native wanted the white man
to read a letter which he had
stolen from the house. The
student was reluctant, but
finally he agreed. 1t was from
Mrs. Fletcher's brother and
disclosed that he was on his
way to Mirredal.
Later in the evening the
brother arrived, and the stu
dents met him. 1t was quickly
obvious that the brother.
Nasie. was in some sort of
trouble, and should not have
returned. and that he and
Fletcher hated each other, and
that the feeling between hus-
band and wife was anything
but affectionate.
A Mystery UnfoIds
The young men tried to keep
aloof from this mystifying
situation, but against their
will they were involved in it.
When the brother, after a few
drinks, started in to wreck the
house, the ill-concealed en-
mites within the family had
erupted into melodrama. And
it developed that the Kaffir lay
in wait for the brother, who
had wronged the Africans
sister.
These strange characters
are well developed. The cli-
max is unexpected and yet
seems natural when you weigh
the more remote and compel
ling factors involved.
The story is written with
an economy of phrase and sit
uation that suggests a new
novelist of ours, Anne Cham
berlain.
"A Dance in the Sun" is an
excellent novel.
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From Uruguay

The first presentation IN the
United States of paintings by
Jose Echave of Uruguay is on
view at the Pan American
Union through August Z.
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South African Novel
Offers Unusual Drama
By CARTER BROOKE JONES

Several of the most interesting novels have been
importaons from book discussed TODAY
by Dan Jacobson youthful novelist Although
he is still well under 80. Mr.. jacobson bringing out his
second novel, He born johannesburg He was prad-
ated from the University Witwatersrand He now lives in
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AREA, Burleith. mr..
Georeetown Hosp. and Dental
School-Brk. sandstone; 1 bedrms.,
~ baths. liv. rm., firepl., din. rm.,
den. kit gar, full bSmt. Sl15 mo.
June-AuR. FE. 3-29l5; MA. S-9655.
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NEAR SHERATON-PAR

Excellent home or rooming house.
10 rms, , baths. reasonably priced,
WALTER A. BROWN
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WILLIAM C. BENNETT

Wo. 6-6533 RE, 7-3n40
-ly
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

1891 OTIS ST. N:E.-Detsched s
Catholic University. and all schools.
$50 mo. OWNER. LA. 6-lS4;.
BETHESDA, 5ee9 Oak pl.--4.year-
old. 3-bedrm. rambler; available
June - mo: OIL. 4-3S:4
SILVER SPRING. MD, 26o7 Newton
en- bath full bsmt.. gas heat, Out
Georgia ave. to No . Keisingion
Firehouse. left on Randolph. SilO
mo. Ju. s-sSl0 for appointment
Mr.. FAIRFAX - Navy captains
small country estate: . bedrms.,
den, Nv. rm.., mod. kit, Bendixi
beautifully Handicapped. stream.
Possession June /. Call DU. b
GEoRGIA AVE. extended. Md. near
Walter Reed and Johns HOPKINS:
lovely rambler. > bedrmS., finished
sttiNc,', , fenced SssoTds; lease slJ9, L.
3-BEDROOM BRK.. mr.. Bolling-4
yrs. old; newly dec; Youngstown
kit; bsmt.; din. rm.. ia baths:
fenced 10y: avail. early June; Sll0.
u. NV EhDhAt-@ Deurms.. nftn,
iniSy;;,dr m ls,i lse. kit;, ogonset' SOS mo
HYATTsviILE va .-spt house .
bedrms., liy. rm., kit. and bath on
each H. Sl"3 mo, WA. 7-5sai.
WHEATON, AREA. olenmont. 3.bed.
rm. brick rambler; fenced yd. uiil.
jim June n r. u.s. SShp saS6ss l"'' oeeupsney
NV ! BEDRMS., : baths, lh. rm.,
din. rm.. kit: full bsmt,, mr.. Naval
SEAT PLEASANT - .-bedrm. brick
semidet. lac. iiv. rm., Kit equipped
with garb. disposal and auto wash
er;. $50 mo-. or YOU can BUY with
SloU On. and $50 mo. ERWIN
REALTY Co. WA 7-o334, WA.
FALLS CHURCH - 2.bedrm. brick:
full bsmt.; nice yard excellent To-
cation. move risht in. SiO0 mo.
MANNAs REALTY. JE. @-3l 10.
NEW BRICK HOME--sio5 mo. rent
or sell. Easy terms. 3 bedrms,
! "a baths bsmt, Dir: From Wash
va new parkway TO Riyerdale out
let right 100 ~. to .66th ave. right
on hoth TO end and risht to model
~ 1908 eth ave. Beacon Heights
Id
HlATTSVlLLE--6 semidet. RAM
bier; full bsmt. practically new
nice .neighborhood: Si20 per mo,
FiiRfAX CIRCLE. VA. vIC.--small
. rms modern. oil heat. screened
pore NJ 5.Hli5 IA
ALEXANDRIA. POwHATAN AREA -
Standardized, fenced yard bsmt, (,
liv rtn, din RIM. . bedrms rec
RIM, porch, blk 10 stores and bus,
Available May 81. TIE, 8-5S3i.
--l3
KENSINGTON. Groom, automatic
heat, bSmt. lovely yard, trees. mr..
schools shops transp, churches
sllO. 10. l-Osi3. lis
ARL., S.---3-bedrm dei, new cond =,
bsmt.. garase gas hit. firepl.. $3.50:
BRANDYWiNE PLACE s.W.--g.bed-
rm brick. screened porch fenced
yard rec. rmr and : bath y 6 :,
! G 0., hea! 80 Per mo not lneiud ~
$3.50. Ssskdsyi . 70 ). lis
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CHEVY CHASE. d. C.--Ths new
contemporary rambler has I bed
r Too yn Sa' room Se aSd sluS Sn1ns
both with flreplaCes. Price So. 500
Call WO. $4,000 till 9 pm. EDW
H. JONES & CO.. INC. Chevy
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK -
Standardized brick; = bedrooms,
gas heat. garage, screened porches,
good condition and value. OWNER,
EN- H-lhSl
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WE NEED SEVERAL HOUSES. for
and unfurnished. excellent refer
ences. Please call JAMES L. DIXON
g. CO ST. $1,000. IL
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER, located in
Falls Church area. S95-Sl20 month.
Bon l56-A. Star. -I6
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MICHIGAN PARK

4 blocks north of new Providence
Hospital 1921 South Dakota ave
ne Standardized .-story brick. full
basement. Ia baths, also Separate
dining room, sos mo-. | bus fare
only. Open Sunday "a pm, or
phone for appointment weekdays.
STEUART BROS, INC.
DI. 7-2434 DI. 1896
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WASH RACK
WHEATON MD

Very latest new robot equipment
capable of handling up 10 50 cars
per nour In hne new building on
population M Wheaton Iriangle,
only 30 yards of Georsia ave now
IN operation Sale includes real
estate, building ana eaupmcn. LOW
down payment viii handle Call Tom
Inlay. with JAMES l.. DIXON q
CO., ST. $1,000; ewes. FE J.
l49i Exclusive. Ia
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new 3-bedr0om brick rambler with
full daylight basement fireplace
dishwasheI. disposal: few minutes
to town by streetcar or bus; Sl9.-
500 FRANK S. PHILLIPS DI g
I4l1: ewes. WO 6-3235. Ia
MASS. AVE. HElGHTS-In the fash
ionable embassy section. near Mass.
ave and Garfield street; wonder.
bedrooms, . baths on End floor .
bedrooms and bath ON 3rd floor.
Ideal for diplomatic family that
must entertain. or for any large
family that desires close-in conven-
fence in a top residential location.
S3l 800. FRANK 6. PHILLIPS. DI.
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Lyon Village-Summe
rental. 3-hedrm. house. June lst
through Sept. S225 incl. utils. Call
ia. A-I1S3 -l3
ALEX., FOR cool summer: brick; 3 ped
rms, = baths. patio, auto. washer
drier. Avail. June /. TE. 6-i3S0.
ROCKVILLE Lovely 3-bedroom
home tbedrm. and half bath list
f.: = bedrms., = baths upstairs;
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FALLS CHURCH

Choice suburban location. close to
stores, buses and schools. all newly
decorated.
"a LOS Allen avenue. POPLAR
HEIGHTS--3-b bedroom brio X
rambler: all-electric kitchen,
including garbage disposal
range, refrigerator, dishwasher,
ana washing machine; COM
Portable suburban living. $i45,
O. iub North lane--.s-bedrOom
rambler, for the small family
FULLY sodded, level lot; Off-street
parking, safe for children; so.
so bnSN Fairfax dr. on the Ar
lington- airiax Co. line, close
TO every thinR. Two bedrmS.
fun basement, separate dining
area; ssmidetsched brick home
low utility costs. SluU.
% AlcXandria-Oniy ) minutes Ia
Pentagon, i-bedrm. town house
modern kitchen: auto Gas
heat, util, room; Fairgrounds
$50 %
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u LEO KOLB co.
~ AID 2-21OO
3rd AND F SITS. NV.
10 rms, 3 baths; very low price.
WALTER A. BROWN
1915 Vermont Ave
'4709 SIXTEENTH ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-6 Pm.
block from B'nai Israel Syna-
I sosne pet sentes:entr t.. brick s;,,.
Screened porch, Al condition Muse
sell, owner leaving city. Mr.. Widom.
RIA 6-41i3
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE co.
l"24 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-20OS
NEAR SHERATON PARK
Excellent home or roomins house.
WALTER A. BROWN
lOlS Vermont Ave.
MA. S-lb52 OIL. 2-5i34
OR WHITE-13O3 EMER-
son ST. N.W.-Oren Sun > TO 8
pm Lse det. brick s rms. 3
porches. det gar, gas h ". h; N
io .i1Y '0n PENNy RE ipos 2t T9
COLoRED-i;I6o TAYLOR ST. NV.
Owner offers lovely home. excel.
cOnd,, completely renovated 4 bed
rms, enclosed porch. modern bath
and kit. sas heat, garage, TV an
tenna; blk school and transp.
coLoREDg-iiNGLEsIDE TER. over
looking Rock Greek Park. owner
encl. porches, IA baths, new oil
burner and refrGr built-in garage:
Sl4 90 CO, 5-la!! -l3
C0LORED~l3.5 TAYLOR ST. NV.
Owner will nance; mod. and up-to-
carpeting. bedrms. and library or
5th bedrm, finished enclosed heated
porch. Ia baths, lge. attic. bsmt..
garage. gas h.-w heat. / blk TO
elementary and high schools IA.
COLoRED COR: CENTER HALL
planned; 6 rms. bath, ? finished
porches h.-wh. 1automaticI, built
IN garage. Desirable for doctor or
dentist: block TO . express bushnes,
Sherman Circle, stores and schools.
l. 7. GRAVATTE, Resltor MA. s.
COLORED-IIiO KENNEDY ST.
Vac, S p reduced ;i-story det..
stucco; S rms. baths, full bSmt.,
@-car sar.; new dec co. 5-S2n3.
COLORED-5O6 FLA. AvE.-e-story
row hrk,. Il rms, bath. bSmt.. oil
h,-w h. LIST comml, CO 5-S2n3.
COLORED-le56 9Th sT.--3-story
brick, 3 apis q rms, . baths;
81 900 dn. N E. REALTY, co. 81
SaHa Ia
COLORED-IsiO KANSAS AVE-.
story row brk.. rms. Ia baths,
full bsmt rec, rm bsmt gar. sub.
cash. N. E. REMTY. CO. 5-s2a3.
Ia
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HOME VALUES

sos N. Capitol st.--s rooms and
bath. oil INV h. So.
a4g Mass ave. n.w.-ll rms, 5
kitchens. Slaj mo.
III Udell pi nc. B bedrms., ltv.
rm., din. kit, bath full bsmt >l25,
r. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
:, Mass, Ave. Realtors Ma s-5n.O
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Unusual Opportunities

Food and novelty amuse-
ment concession for rent.
Also Beano, All permanent
brick buildings. Choice loca-
ton. Closest resort to Wash
ington line, 20 miles; Balti-
more, AZ miles; three million
people within 5-mile radius.
Contact JOSEPH L. ROSE,
North Beach, Maryland.
49,
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rms, plus rec. rm.: fenced
sos. 739 Hilltop terrace.
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HOUSES uNFURN. Cont,

CHEVY CHASE-6-rm., 1-bath Colo
NAL: 3 bedrms.; Ia hr. from Cap
itol, mr.. NH: prefer professional
people; $3.50 mo. OIL. 2-l345 --13
EAST-WEST HWY. 14l6-2-story
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SEAT PLEASANT

SemldetaCneu modern. !-beGroom
house, electric Kitchen. earbsge dis
poSal, washing machine. IS; per
month. Call DI. 1-S;i33. anytime
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ANNANDALE, VA. AREA
Immediate occupancy. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler with full bsmt., large
lot. Excellent value Sl35 per mo.
c. M. HALEY, JE. 2-7944
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COLORED
336 r ST. N.E-6-lRe. rms, mr..
Union Station; $50.
HARRISON d ADAMS, MA. s-s30S
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GALLATTN ST.
N.W.--Modern :, Colonial brick. u
large rooms, plus recreation. large
rear yard: Sl25. Call AID. 4-3737
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9525 Ga. Ave. JU. 9-i134
Ia
500 9th ST. S.E.- bedrms.. Ice.
liv. rm., din. rm, kit. bath; all utils.
included. Sl25 mo. For further de-
tails. Mr.. Wagner.
L. r. TURNER, Realtor
900 eth st. S.W. ME. S-U4Oo
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COLLEGE PARK

CoLORED-IeIs MD. AVE. Mt
rms, bath, eas h.. good cond.; $50
GENERALIZATION oPsH IGs, I ~ n HOUSE SEE sf7
nished Ii s-s7ll. La
COLORED - i,.l HAMILTON ST.
N.W,---S rms, bath. Sh; auto. ht (:
cedar closets; COW loo; excel cund .
bsmt.. I'd, gar. adults; Sls5 5Bl
3rd 81 n VT rms bath, sh.;
auto. ht.' I'd, gar.; newly dec:
Sluoi ADULTS. Mon, RIA. 3-ui 20.
COLORED-isth AND r SITS. Nv.
ms baths &. kits .ow rental.
WALTER A BROWN. Ma S-i65.
COLORLD--S.E., toe G ST.--Rent
or sale SOD dn Balance like
rent rms, III 6-1l;IG, IA o.
coLoRED - s.BEDRM. bungalow:
good ne location, nice ysrd
Sl:.5u No children AJAX REAL
TY LA i-b.jn. LII
iat; ith ST. NM story row
brk rms. oniy Toilet. elec.. eas
81. 80 co 5.S9a3 Ia
COLORED-DOwNTOWN--5 rms,
hath. gas heat; $50. WALTER A,
BROWN los Vermont ave, MA.
CoLORED--e6Oa Igth ST. MIS-,
comm, rms, bath, fun bsmt. oil
h..wh reas. NE. REALTY, Co
b-6"g3. la
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COLORED-2-RMS., kit. and bath,
$3.50 mo-: . Shad Row NV. mr..
3rd and Bryant SITS. and Freedman's
Hospital. OIL. 2-7l2S. DU. 7-0312.
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part payment on your moving, StDT-
age. Reasonable rates. ia. 9-2937.
l2'
ROYAL TRANSFER "a rooms as
low as $50 or SD per hr. AID.
2-624S NO. 1854. Is
MOVING AND HAULING. day or
night: reaS. rates Call DU 7-96S7
HILL, well-known mover: ms: exper.
men; closed vans; low rates; apis.
low as $50; any hour. AP 1866.
CHESTER MOVERS-Large or small,
we do them all, clean. careful,
courteous. ST. 3-S570. Ia. DOLLS.
Ia
LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
beaches a speciality. S. L. MORRIS,
tn. 2-l150 or Ii. 6-2SS9
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe storaee in
separate rooms, expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0lO4 UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906.
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, baths. Ice. liv. rm.. din. rm., lge.
mod. .GE kit, rec. rm., lgc yard.
fenced; Southern ave. of Wheeler
rd. Sc: Sl25 mo. 10. 2-506l.
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHED
HOME q he

AVAILABLE JUNE Brick house,
Liy. rm;, din. rm., den, porches,
firepl;, 3 bedrms.. study. . baths;
"a blk. to NJ bus; SI60. Call OIL
2-33ll or OIL o-343n Ii
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WHEATON-Close-in o-bedrm. brick
rambler; shady lot. very clean;
Slun mo. BEERS BROS. JU. s.
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FALLS CHURCH

Three bedroom rambler; tiled bath.
Immediate possession; Sll0 month.
NJ, R. REYNOLDS g. CO.
JE. 4-4660
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COLORED-II9 ADAMS ST. NV.
Modern brk.. 4 large rooms, plus
recreation room; Sis. Cali AID
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FAIRFAX bedrmS.. den, liv. rm.
with fireplace. dining L. equipped
kitchen: on 20 acres Beautifully
Handicapped and excellent garden
spot; Long term lease. Rent. S125
month.
TOWN OF FAIRFAx-3 bedrms..
. baths, large liv. rm. with fire.
place. sep. din. nm, well-eauipped
kit, full bsmt. with rec. rm. At
tractive lot Close to schools. shop
ping and Transportation Rent. Sl40.
PENTAGON REALTY co.
Fairfax. Va CIR. 3~0544
Ewes. ia. 7-341j -l3
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HOUSES UNFURHIsHEp

CoLoRED-2I0E EMERSON ST. NV.
--6 rms; ultramodern: new Sec
tion; rec. nm. with bar, . Holly
wood style baths: rent, Si35. Best
ref ron Ma A.n-Al ID
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convenience; large yard: Sl2O per
month.
FALLS CHURCH, Virginia Forest
bath and q half ram
bier; large wooded lot, lovely
screened porcn: all modern con-
venienceS; $50 per month.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedroo .
story brick Colonial: large fenced
yard; excellent condition; Sl15 per
month.
WALTER L. MESS JE. 4-06l3
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SHEPHERD PARK
mo PERN CT NJ w

lllH FERN ST NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. / TIL DARK
.-storv brick semidet.: excel cond
LIST floor, large liv rm.. din rm.
tile kit. den md floor, 3 hedrms,
. baths. enclosed heated sleeping
porch Full bsmt with bath. Cedar
lined closet oil h.-w h Oct. sarage
Sl9. 800 with excel financing avail
MICHAEL WALSH & SONS
OIL. 6-1256 RE. 1-S2S2
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GEORGETOWN AREA 3-bedroon
house adjacent to schools shop.
ping and transp. l blk. George
town Hospital: avail. June |. Rent
1870 per mo. FE. 3-l070. ST. 3.
$50. No agents Ia
R0CKVILLE--Attrac. 3-bedrm. brk
rambler, full bsmt. mod kit: SI0(
per mo, SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC.
Pc. a-6l5l: ewes, Mr.. Wilson, GA
4-S034. IA
SILVER SPRING-AIR COND.
3-bedrm., lla-bsth brick apt
homes, Sl33.50, incl. all utils.: ex.
J JEo' REAL ESTATE. M FesidsntE man.
ager. JU. 9-41a4. --I3
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Also Furnished Apt. Plan
COOP APIS. FOR SALE
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age. Reasonable rates. ia. 9-2937.
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3-BEDRooM RAMBLER. $3.50
BEDROOM RAMBLER, $40
JAMES c. CONLEY g. CO.
95"5 GEORGIA AVE. JU. a-4l34