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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28
MODERN MARRIAGE
When Is a Handicap
Not a Handicap?

Let me suggest three points
on which you can work:
/. No self-pity: Perhaps 1t
will be worthwhile for him to
read stories of persons who
have accomplished a great
deal in the world with handi-
caps even more serious than
his.
The public library can
easily help you to get some
of these. Charles p. Stein
metz. the brilliant engineer
Of the General Electric Com
pany a generation ago, was
probably as much handi-
capped as your son physi-
cally.
2. Get some special skills
that viii be socially useful:
He can't be the captain of the
football team. but he may
make himself an even more
popular guest at a party. The
fellow who can play the
guitar a bit and sing ballads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28
By DIR. PAUL PONENOE

I'VE have a handicapped
son who is now in junior high
school," Mrs. L. writes. "Of
course we want him to make
a normal social adjustment.
but can he?
Popularity seems to depend
entirely on being a good dam
Ger, playing on one Of the
athletic teams, and such
things which our boy can't
do.
He is feeling more and
more left out Of things, and
I am afraid it will warp his
personality for life"
You don't tell me the ma
ture of your sons handicap,
Mrs. L., but / would guess
that he was crippled by polio
when he was younger or
something Of that sort.
Evidently it is nothing that
affects his mind judging from
his junior high school status.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28
new "House of Sun Galleries" at Seven Corners, Va

the promenade
especially decorated
Limited displays cOsO Spring
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NdS6 =. just Xix. tn. sun vormln,
every corner Of your living. dining and bedroom with
such heavenly beuuty and comfort This Is furniture
inspired by the snort woy Of life Os it is lived in the
international resort cities Of Mexico Yet DrexeI hos
Incorporated such practical features us cosy to care
blond wuInut; eupbourds with interior lights; functional
features adaptable Os golden summer tun See the
collection featured editoruIy in the new House Beautiful
pages 1873 to l49 and see il in Washington
only of Mayer g. Co. Budget accounts invited,
customer parking at oil three stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28

DOWNTOWN, 7th st. NV. Bet D g {
SEVEN CORNERS. FoIls Church, Va.
SPRING VALLEY, 4eth 6 Mass. Ave.
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WILLIAMSBURG FIRST GOAL
Family Completing
Own Cabin Cruiser
by CHARLES COYELL

With Joseph A. Kuhn jjr. of 1ll00 waycross Way Garrett
Park Estates boat building has been lifelong hobby start
ing with the 6oot saboat he built boy Baltimore
Joe Boy Scout then in troop that little fleet
Of is salboats In 1884, he graduated speedboat an
footer which he built with his brother Ed from plans In
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ure should write the committee
chairman. Charles Buckley of
New York. Another member to
reach Is Representative George
Fallon Of Baltimore.
This is the week end when
the big fellers rendezvous at
Rhode River. then race their
windjammers back to Gibson Is
land on Sunday. Commodore
William Flanagan invites the
feet aboard his 34-foot Chris
Craft. Inisfael. which should put
quite a strain on the hull, con-
sidering there will be scores of
yachts on hand. Chester
Bowles. writer-politician-ambas-
Observation-Disclosures, con-
tinues his long time interest in
boating. Sparkman and Ste
phens announces that Bowles has
sold his 5l-foot yawl. Mara, and
bought a Loki class yawl, Glory.
Bowles also is a member Of the
Cruising Club Of America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
GU INDOORS
With BILL LEETCH
Trout Cooperative in Nearby Streams

at this season, but the fish are
wary and are hard to catch ex-
cept late in the afternoon and
on through the night into the
early morning hours. AS q rule
the river quiets down in the late
evening as most anglers depart
for home.
Blood worms have been the
most successful bats this year.
although at times they favor cut
herring. Fish with a cork bob
Der and light tackle If you like
and try the coves and eddies
above Fletcher's boat house.
keeping your bait near the bot
tom. One striper Of l0a pounds
and another weighing more than
% pounds were weighed In at
Fletcher'S last week.
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Apparently the rockfish are
starting to school up in earnest
in certain sections Of Chesapeake
Bay. A group of our friends fish,
ing Eastern Bay last Tuesday
with Capt. Otis Bridges could
find no fish all morning.
However. in the afternoon they
located a school feeding on top
and took IS Of them, all weigh
ing about 2 pounds apiece. They
reported larger fish in this
school, but did not have the good
luck to hook any of them.
The fish were in relatively
shallow water and no lead was
required on lines. so that maxi
mum sport was enjoyed in catch
ing them. Small bucktails with
a bit Of pork rind was the lure
that appealed.
y
Our claim that there are still
some good trout left in nearby
streams was borne out by con-
versations with some Of our
friends in midweek. They fished
Rock Greek where they caught
their limit of beauties several
days In a row and also found the
fish cooperative in Big Hunting
and Fishing Creeks after heavy
rains had raised the water levels
Night crawlers were most eff
fective in Rock Greek and Fish,
ing Creek and a white maribou
streamer or black ghost streameI
most effective in Big Hunting.
The Potomac is in fine condi.
ton for shad fishing. Capt
Julius Fletcher says the run IL
Just getting well started.
There are some nice rockfisf
to be taken in the Potomac, too
The schools come up to spawr
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New Law Bans Huntinq
In Settled Foirfox Areas

Virtually the whole heavily
settled portion Of Fairfax County
has been closed to hunting next
fall in a regulation adopted by
the Virginia Fish and Game
Commission IN Richmond this
week and announced today.
! Mrs. Evelyn p. Rueger. assist
ant executive director. said there
was one exception to the ruling,
however. It provides that water
fowl only may be hunted between
Hunting Greek and Accotink Bay
on the Potomac during the open
season.
In other action the commission
rejected proposed changes In the
States bear and fox hunting
laws. which were the subjects OF
recent controversy.
Some landowners had sought
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and the wheels frozen so solidly
the trailer wouldn't bulge. He
solved the problem by pouring
water underneath to create ice
and sliding the trailer from
under the hull.
Top Speed Of 10 Knots
Then as soon as the weather
warmed, he set about completing
the cruiser. It is 26 feet, 4 inches
long and has a 9-foot-6 beam.
For power. it will have a l05-
horsepower Christ Craft engine
Kuhn expects his boat to have
a top speed Of about 10 knots
and a cruising speed Of II.
The mahogany cabin is roomy,
with only q small open after
deck space. There are four
hunks. adequate galley with
electric refrigeration and a head
Joe bought Ar plywood to finish
on the interior and construct
his hunks.
He installed a l2-volt cleo.
trical system with shore power
conversion and an automatic
bilge pump. Most novel is the
fresh water cooling system fol
the engine. With his training a;
a scientific instrument maker
Kuhn designed and built his
own heat exchanger, using 24C
feet Of quarter-inch copper
tubing in the process.
The boat has two 3O-gallor
tanks for motor fuel and one
20-gallon tank for fresh water
1t will have about q 250-milt
cruising range,
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a Statewide ban on fox-running
with dogs during May, June and
July. Deer hunters had pro-
tested last years curtailment OF
the bear season.
Bear again won't be legal game
during the six-day deer season
in west-of- Blue Ridge coun-
ties and foxes can be hunted with
dogs all year in most counties.
The bear season will be from
the third Monday in November
to January S.
In other action. the commits
sion set the bow season for deer
from October is through Novem-
Der l, five days more than last
year. adopted deer bag limits to
be announced later. and out
lawed the use of rifles smaller
than % calibre for big game.
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popular magazine. linen, IN
1895, he bought a 29-foot hull
and motor for 500 and added
a cabin that turned it into a
comfortable craft.
But now, Kuhn, who is vice
president Of Surveyors Service
Co. Of Silver Spring. designers
and manufacturers of scientific
instruments. is completing a boat
Of which he can be justly proud
The craft is a 26-foot cabin
cruiser with white oak frame
cedar planking and mahogany
trim that he is finishing in 9
neighboring driveway at Ken.
sington, Md.
Family Helping
It is a family project, because
his wife. Marion. plans to pain,
and varnish the interior, while
his sons, Richard, IL. and Ron.
aid, 8, have been helping with
the sanding and running err
rands. Another son. Jay. 2, IL
general supervisor.
They hope to launch the boat
at Galesville. Md. in time fol
Joe's vacation, July 4-18. HI
has acquired every chart avail.
able Of the bay and plans to tax,
the family on a cruise to vii.
liamsburg.
E. Lockwood Haggis Of Atlanti,
City. N. j.. a veteran marin,
larchitect. designed the hull. but
Kuhn reworked the drawings tC
give her a clipper bow. Taking
the beds out of an upstairs bed
room, he obtained space Il
spread out 8-foot sections o.
wallboard on which he drew full.
sized templates for his boat.
/ Picked Own Trees
j Then he drove around last
fall until he spotted Just the
white oaks he needed for the
ribs. keel plate, stem and knees
He also found a yard in Laurel
that had some white oak logs
These he roughed out on q
band saw in his company's shop,
using up 1000 board feet OF
oak at 10 cents a foot before
he got just the parts he wanted
j These he hauled to a COM
!. mercial yard at Shadyside, Md.
which assembled the hull. The
yard supplied the mahogany fol
the seam strakes and the cedar
for the planking.
Joe trailed the hull home on
the back Of his station wagon
last January IS. It was a beau
tiful day and he parked the
craft. trailer and all, in the
driveway. Next morning he
awoke to find inches Of snow
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North-South Skeet
Sturts Tomorrow

The 2lst annual North-Soutt
skeet championships win be held
tomorrow and Sunday at the Ma.
tional Capital Skeet and Trar
Club of Rifneford road, near
Rockville. Md.
It is the second week end In
succession the club has been host
to a major shooting event. The
Eastern zone championships Of
the Amateur Trapshooting Asso-
citation were held there last week
end.
The North-South event is q
preliminary to the national COM
petition, which takes place at
Reno. New. August 5-10.
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Perch up river near Point Pa
thence.
CAPT. II. C. ELLIOT. Broome
Island-Hardhead weighing / to
8 pounds being taken on soft
crab and bloodworms on st
Leonard's and Broome Island.
CAPT. TAFT TIPPETT, Ridge
Md.-Small rock being taken
cumming with live shrimp ri
mouth Of st. Jerome's Greek.
CAPT. ANDY SCHEIBLE.
Wynne, Md.-Charter boats do
ing very well with hardhead on
Southwest Middle Grounds. OF
1--WE boats on one trip, one came
back with 203 and all caught
more than 100 each. Capt.
Schedules new headboat. the
Iona B. starts regular trips at
6 o'clock tonight. Among skifi
fishermen, Billy King Of Camp
Springs, Nd, caught 10 pan
rock trolling q Tony Acetta No.
IL with bloodworm in Smiths
Creek. He also took five hard
heads. Some King William perch
are biting.
CAPT. LOUIS BEAN, Ridge,
Md.-Hardhead and some trout
biting well at night on South
west Middle Grounds. One boat
took IS hardhead at Cornfield
Harbor
MALCOLM MAJOR. Ridge, Md.
-Rowboat fishermen catching
hardhead up to 2 pounds. Joe
and Frank Bean and Jime Bogie
OF Lexington Park took ITO in
three hours Of night fishing on
soft crabs and frozen shrimp.
Another party Of seven from
Laurel brought in 81.
ROBERT SWAMI, Piney Point
getting larger. Hardhead
running up to 2 pounds. Some
stray trout being caught while
pan rock are biting OF Stew
arts pier. Cumming Is the
method.-COVELL.
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FORE AND AFT
BY MALCOLM LAMBoRNE
Rules Tiqhtened for Chesopeoke 2Os

The Chesapeake 20s are some.
what like that song about ole
soldiers never die, they only fade
away. So far as the 20-foot
sloops are concerned. they don't
even disappear. They keep right
on sailing and racing and giving
their owners Joy. just as they die
20 years ago.
Like the old Atlantic class
sloops on Long Island Sound. the
Eos have worn remarkably well
A few years ago when some OF
them started coming apart al
the seams. the introduction OF
fiber glass compound saved the
day. Now they are as good az
the day they were built by De-
signer Dick Hartge at Galesville
Recently the Chesapeake %
Yacht Racing Association tool
steps to tighten up on specifica-
tons and other rules to make
1t a more truly one-design class
One Of the more important OF
these is q minimum weight when
fitted with mast. boom. rigging
halyards and floor boards $3.50
pounds. Another set total sail
area at $50 square feet, and @
third put a ceiling Of i've per-
sons aboard when racing.
The interesting thing in all this
is not so much that the new
rules were adopted but that the
class went along for so many
years without rigid rules. Ches-
apeake EOS racing has always
been competitive and marked by
IL minimum Of sea-lawyering.
Hartge Fifer Of Washington
and Galesville is class president;
e. c. Wells Of Alexandria, vice
president. and Cabell Gwathmey
of Washington, secretary-treas-
urer. The two most active fleets
are at the National Yacht Club
here and West River Sailing
Club at Galesville.
Yachtsmen who have had to
dodge gun testing from Dahlgren
Proving Ground. as well as one
of the most exposed weather
wise) sections Of the lower Poto-
mac. will be glad to know that
Representative Dick Landlord
has introduced a bill that could
lead eventually to a safe passage
between st. Marys River and the
channel near Blackstone Island
His bill would authorize the
Army Engineers to determine
the feasibility Of dredging a 3h-
mile waterway for small boats.
His bill, which has been re-
ferred to the House Public Works
Committee, Is the result Of a
petition signed by over 1000
watermen, sports fishermen and
pleasure boat owners.
Anyone interested in getting
action on this worthwhile meas
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IChestertown Club
lnstuIIs Officers

The Great Oak Yacht Club Of
lChestertown, Md. will install its
officers for 1857 tonight. includ-
ing j. Newton Brewer Of WASH
lngton as vice commodore.
The commodore, Frank c. Rus
sell Of Cleveland. and Mrs. Rus
sell will be hosts at q cocktail
party at 5 pm. A buffet and
dancing will follow.
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THE LOG BOOK

WEST RIVER SAILING CLUE pm
INCREASING, followed By Commodore'i
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES. BAR
AND Wy CASTING CHAMPIONsHiPs-
1 pm. east end Of Lincoln Memorial
TroM0RSiiow AND SUNDAY
RHODE River r.naslyou sA ~ CLS S.eT
rOI0MAC RIVER SAILING AssO,
lCIAIION-.oungton Cove regatta. RACE
70 Fort Eelyofr and return.
rRxfr SaslIHI sE si... .b ASs
MONDAY
CHEsAPEAKE BAY WESTERN sHORI
CHATTER, IxAAK WALTON LEAGUE
Meets 81 $3.50 pm. at Capt. HaFry
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FISHERMANS FRIEND
WHERE THEY ARE BITING
Big Blues Arrive off Chincoteoque

Best fishing news Of the week
was the advice last night thai
the 7-pound bluefish gradually
working up the coast from the
Carolinas have arrived on Chin.
cotegue. Capt. william J. Adam.
called Wyatt w. Dawson Of Ar.
hngton Village to inform him Of
the first catch.
Up and down Chesapeake Bay
fishing Is picking UP gradually
Hardheads are running large and
plentiful In the Point Lookout
and Tall Timbers areas. Spot are
mostly speck size but there are
some larger ones among them.
Some reports:
CAPT. RANDOLPH HARRI.
SON, Tilghman-Charter boats
averaging so hardheads q trip,
Large perch and few scattered
trout.
ALBERT BULL, South River
Perch running large. Hardhead
few and scattered. Some pam
sized rock being caught near No
8 buoy by cumming with grass
shrimp.
GORDON STINNETT, Chesa-
peake Beach-Capt. Bill Bloods-
worth took out party of six from
Washington aboard the Sylvia
and returned with so hardhead
averaging Ia pounds.
GUS BERLITZ, Deale - Both
white and King William perch
OF Holland Point bar near the
northeast buoy. Pan rock up to
2 pounds OF Holland Point, in
Herring Bay and also of Thomas
Point light. Spot plentiful. but
mostly small. Hardhead also be-
ing taken in early morning and
evening. Large rock reported al
Poplar Island. Brickhouse bar
and Hackett's bar.
CAPT. HARRY WOODBURY.
Solomons-Capt. George Willing
and a Washington party brought
in 40 hardheads from Little
Cove Point. Skiff fishermen also
doing well. Capt. WOODBURY. in
one early morning trip alone
caught 40 pan rock of Cedar
Point. He trolled small buck
tails with bit Of pork rind
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Famous
LITTLE MARINER"

20 BAYFhRER CRUISER
Bayfarer cruiser with 2 berths. GAL
ley. ice chest. head and spacious
cockpit. Speeds up to 30 m.p.h, de-
pending on load and power. EQUIP
ment includes safety glass wind
shield. steering Nheel. motorbost
nayigation lights. chrome bronze
dresser. dish racks, fresh-Watef sys-
TEN. Built TO- highest marine con-
struetion and performance STAN
dards. Excellent for family cruises
or hshing.
20 FISHHAWK UTILITY
open-deck utility: 12'x16, cockpit
provides plenty Of room for large
fishing parties Has shelter cabin
with marine toilet. two roomy seats
amidships and large transom seat.
NAVIGATION lights. chocFs and cIests.
safety-glAss windshields Available
with inboard or outboard power.
LITTLE MARINER famous "Dyna-
trim" hull design cushions wave
impact. gives dry. comfortable and
smooth ride even In rough seas.
Ideal for running coastal inlets.
Little Mariner available IN this area
EASTON. Midway Marine Sales
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Nash Marine
supply. a3O Maine Ave.
BALTIMORE, ND. Pete's Cycle
Company. Hartford I'd. and Allie
ghany Ave, Towson. Nd.
GLEN BURNIE. MD.-Marine Sales
and Motors.
ANNAPOLIS. ND. - Marine sales
Company, foot Of Second ST.:
Eddie Leonard Sporting Goods
DEALE. ND. - Berlits Marine An.
ehorage.
GENERAL MOTORBOAT co.
Division Of Kentucky Forest
Products. Inc. MAYO. Nd.
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MISSIONER HILLS
INSPECT TODAY

9-bedrm brick Colonial, equip. KIT.
fun bSmt., fenced lot = blkS. from
shop ctr. bus. elem and jr. b.
schools. SlOh IA h-1OlN
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HOUSES UNFuRNIsHED

ARLINGTON. s.-Semidet 2 bed
rms, auto. washer. garbage dis
posal cncl porch, fenced yard: M
sch and shop So 50 IKE. 7-l5s3.
3lO3 b ST. SE.-Loyely .-bedrm
house. with dining fm. liy rm
KIT and bath. fun basement. nice
yard, redecOTated: $50 10. HARRI-
SON &; ADAMS. 81. K st. NV.
MA s-s30s or WO. 6-Ol:k3
CHEVY CHASE. 5I03 wooten ST =
Lee. I'd and porch. 8 rms. attrac-
tive. WO b-a9j4.
NEAR ASHTON-Five bedrms.. bath.
~. heat garden, -IMMED. PQSS
Sl23 rcr mo. 0 ID. FIELD. INC.
BETHESDA, MD, = Brick rambler
tie tie bah bSedrms NIL nm;
and Naval Medical Center; sl26
SON nc 14lS II 81 NV. III,
7-aO57. ewes, OIL 2-9i74.
s-ROOM HOUSE--Nearly new; ex-
ceilent condition, consisting OF liv.
room. dining room, elec. kit. 1st-
Il bedtm; or den: lst-n. lavatory
benrms.. = baths. bsmt lavatory
aad attached garage $500 per
month. l-yr. lease. taxes paid by
owner, restricted community. For
appointment, call OIL 4-6629,
Dos :. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.--6-rm
house gas heat. all ". white only:
gu mo. INQUIRE at o06 S. Caro-
lima ave sc
SILVER SPRING - small cottage
near MOL, settled couple or bache-
LOT, earden privileges; no re-
frigerAtor Call HE 4-a250 after
or all day Sat. and sun.
WHEATON--corner lot. 3 bedrms.
sep din, rm., knotty-pine rec. rm
across from elementary school; Sis
mo. 10. i-6347
BEVERLY HILLS, ALIEN. bedrms.
= baths, avail March II. at reduced
rental, short-term lease ALEX
ANDRIA REALTY CO, KI S-55SS.
ROCKVILLE, l0n7 de Beck dr.
Bedrm. and bath on LIST Il . bed
rms bath unssiairs lrepl bsmt
gar only SOB per mo. Also a -
hedrm,. home at 10h Gall ave,
Rockville; only 500 per mo.
Pooitsville 3l03.
IING-ANDREWS VICINITY -
Semidet "-hedrm duplex modern
convenlences; nice nelghborhood
s2i Bellevue circle Sc. 10 3-03ls
i-BEDRM., IA baths. 4625 Wilson
blvd. IA, 2-476h
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - 3-hedrm
semidetached brick; full hsmt OF
beat, Rent sos JOHN l.. SHEL.
TON Realtor 10 10000
WHEATON, Excel cond. o rms. anc
| finished bsmt, nice yard. air con.
ditioner: Sli0 10. 4-Bi2O.
II73s vIERS MILL RD., Conn. Ave
Gardens, Wheaton, Md Diet. brk
Spac 3 bedrms Ia baths, sepafat,
dining rn, lly. nm. KIT Sl35
Eve 10. .0i47i l. T. GRAVATrE
5Se3 COLORADO AVE. N.w.--8.
rm brick, gas h " h. bsmt mic,
rear I'D $40, MA. S-lGS3. ewes,
ARL.--. bedrmsa liy. rina din. rm.
s IN be Ss'h scm TI,p b ,ell@' e'm 9i,
I'd South nr Columbia pike AM
| Clcbr I'd Open Sat sun MIR
StEGAL RA, G-6si" or RIA B-n'Iul
OvERI OOKING POTOMAC. bet, Kc,
and Chain Bridges rms " " b.
scr pch nearly new EN- 3-SG3b
.-BEDRM. HOUSE. din. rm., Nv
RIM KIT, bath full bsmt fenced
yard. $40 M Rogers Hts. 500
5Dth ave TO a-bSOG
OAKTON, yA,---s-rm. house, ar
ranged TO be used rs . apts.; lac
garden DU b.7s0s
26gg X ST, NV. IN FosRy Bottom
- bedrmsa living dininE room
kitchen, bath, gas heat patio. SllU
per mo HENRY j ROBB, INC
1924 Vermont ave n W. ID 7.Sl4l
NEAR FAIRFAX--.4 rooms and bath
on farm. sos month. PL. 3-lSS6.
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STORY OLD HOUSE. s bed
ARLINGTON. VA.
25iJ n. MCKINLEY ST.

Detached brick; liv rm.. din. rm
kit. . bedrms. Ia baths. screened
porch: fenced rear yard Rent, Sl35
pm p F. SAUL CO. ge5 18th st
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/ BEDRM., SOS MO.

ELEVATOR BLDG.
Attractive large living room. bed
room. kit, dinette and bath: newly
decorated. inciaerat0r and laundry
I'm. Weil-kept building, 1874 Chapin
Ct. NV Call IA. 9-6937 or EX.
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Beautiful Lewisdale

and I bcdrm. houses, l 10 3
yrs. old: immed occupancy. Sl25
..l06 Fordham St, or LEWISDALE
PROPERTIES, 1909 LcwiSdale dr.,
HA o-Alnn ia n-A1nn
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ALB THE EVENING STAR
CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG.

Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 90. 1875.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

VARIETY STORE, Maryland: good
volume exceeding S50,000; in mod
ern shop. center: reasonable price
Write Box 1927. Star.
~ ROOMS, 4 baths: vacant. l72S
p st. NV. HARRY DREISEN, MA.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
COLORED-vACANT-Real hom,

COL0RED-vACANT-Real home:
move in. 5615. 3rd st. NV: g rms.
b., sh.; auto. ht.: cow. loc.; newly
dec; gar. yd. Adults: refs; 500.
See to apprec. Mon. RIA. 3-Ol79
COLORED-636 ! ST. N,E.-SsO, d
rms. bath. h.-w. heat, side lot.
80 l 81. n.w.-$125, 10 rms. 2
baths, h.-w. heat.
l1O5 South Carolina ave. s.e.-Ar-
ranged as z apis, 2 rms, 2 baths.
garage. SIPS.
D. z. BARRY
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JE. e-23l4 725 S Wash. st. P. c.
RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY;
Falls Church. vas bedrms, liy
rm. with tirepl. dinette and Kit.
stairway 20 : unfn. bedrms. and
bath. Part OF rent TO be applied "a
On payment. VACANT. Sis and
Sl25 mo.
Alexandria. va bedrms.. liv
rm,. din. rm. and kit. bsmt. with
I rec rn. VACANT Close TO school,
/ transp. and shopping. S95 mo.
/ Part Of rent TO be applied 20 On.
/ payment. CIR. 3-I262 and CIR. =
b p m