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ONE BEDRM.. SOS mo. incl. utils.
Wall-to-Wall carpeting IN liy. rm.
1928 Chester st. Sc, LU. l.63l2.
GEORGETOWN, 2b1l Que st. NV.
tsriai ssrv. mel mel: Ssh . De. 2.isii.
320 0end ST. N.E,-Lge. 3-bedrm.
apis, S75 plus utils. Extra closets:
bus and shop Ct door: ABBY
oRERNSToNE CLEANERS. 1872
tl2nd st. ne. LU. 2.S0e6.
MOD. DNTN. elevator bldg. beaut.
spacious enc. and ! bedrm.; ideal
employed girls and couples; air
cond.. sun deck; $40 up. incl. utils.
Avail: immed. 1925 7 st. NV. AID.
III 3Ist 81. Sc, mr.. Fort Dupont
Pa,scOnsGrtsn as ana sp Esseh1S
RsSept . iSessSs ont, $3.50 S sla:
utilities. Resident manager, LII.
1889; or SHANNON 4 LUcHs.
~ sth ST. NE, Apt. NO. Five
s lascGs Ep Really az c essn Ii s:s ss re-
GEoR0EToWN,. 25ll Cue 81. nv.
tariai ssrv. mel; sSb.. De. 2.isii
GLOVER Park, ?632 Tuniaw I'd.
Pi,.6,5 Sin.ts. S. ydins rO S1d
bath. ! arking area, seb month.
MRS. JOHNSON. EN-. s.ss5S. '"'
MOP !{n1cn SsRM AFT NJ so GaeitCl and
Or SH. u. 7.s5SS77. 0O' ~ Nv
$50 18th 81. MIKE. s-rm;.
very Ice. front apt. Of Nv. rm., din.
rm.. Q bedrms.. KIT. and bath, $3.50
mo-: and l unit Of Nv. rm., full din.
$iSS mo. See is;witchboaTd.
1881 PARK RD. N,W.-spacious
Sit.:batS apt. SIS: Both incl. utiIs.
0 .Sd E satA ST sp. STL, ss S oSsS
fRIRil ks i HNssn' D YIN 4. IYsEiHEK
1920 l7tA 81. NV. CAVANAUoH
APTs.-Emciency. fun kit. lge.
bath: excel. eond.. cow. loo. Avail.
sitter June 10 can be seen any
s.SsS7 0S u No biu; 7. ss Est. SIS SIS
1920 MISSOURI ave: N.Y. bed:
bath: s conV ' Justine a Shnrc insn so oa
sSassI ,sG. rs sfc'f: ssas OIL Siil' 4.7 19sl
e64. 6O-OPEN SAT, AND sun
Inspect Apt. 81. 1893 Columbia I'd.
n.w.-Liv. rm.. recep. hall. bedrm.,
kit, bath; good cond.: present
tenant will sell wall-to-wall carpet
reas. DIXIE REALTY CO.. ACT.
1417 L st. NV.
1888 MONROE 81. N.W.-Rent rea-
sonable: rooms, kitchen. bath.
Can see at anytime. DE-. 2-3471
BACHELOR ATT newly dec: nT.
Dupont circle, $50 mo. ST. $1,000.
. BRDRMs.: Conn. ave. apt. bldS.
rs; sS IsoT RA T csiS AZ ay.ii s SSRs
WESLEY HEiQHTs-6 bedrms, az
baths; overlooking park: Q deiight-
i. A. n0 Gil q SON DE. $4,000
927 Q ST. NV. 4th n.
rms. kit;: bath; heated: S75;
3ls DELAFIELD PL. N.W.-RKDEc.
Modern. 2 rms. kit. bath. porch:
heat. INV. incl; 5000. RA. $500.
1s47. MASS. AVE. Sc. APT. &
Modern emeteney, only $oS.bO
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. $500
437 KENNEDY 81. NV. NO. 4
wAsRiiHsoToN REALTY. IA. $500 $500
1924 eth 81. NV. ESQ
vA hIsi XIV; BAD Hh.i hsSs n Nv i Insl
53l1 Nth 81. NV. 2O2-S62
9 Rms. Kit, Bath, Heat. INV. Incl.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3-s3OO
1855 NICHOLS AvR.-s66
z Rms. KIT, Bath, Screened Porch
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. 3-83OO
3343 c ST. e.E.-Lovely 1-bedrm.
apt. IN nice section: redee.: $50 80.
1905 :. Capitol st.-2 rms. kit.
25Ol N 81. s,s-Lovely l.bedrm.
apt; nice loc.: 500. incl. utils.
4l4 llth 81, me- rms. hit.
HARRISON a ADAMS
a32 x 81. NV. ma. S-s30s
oKoRoETowN.-oPEN
Tudor pl. apts,. ct 1909. 3lst Of.
t31st and ous) has l-bedrm. apt.
No. 20b avail. for $50 so: also
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APTs. FURnIsHED-D.c c.

1910 Srd 81. N.W.-Nieely furn. 1.
bedroom s basement apt; PVT. sntr.
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APIS. UMFURMIsHED-MD.

eOCKvILLE--l bedrm.. liv. rm.. d.
scrsened poscn; P mr. schools . ana
shopping; sac 50 TO S65. plus utiis
20. 2-4296
MT. RAINIER-4-rm. apt. IN 4-fam-
tly. bldg; on busline: avail. immed.;
only $67 so per mo-; refer. needed
Call EN-. 1920.
BETHESDA, MD. One and two bed
rms. Nv. room. din. space. kit.
bath and rear screened porch;
500 80 10 $50. SAMUEL Z. BOG.
LEY. INC. OIL. 4.l27O.
SUIILAND-Bedrm., liy. rm., kit,
10. s.3424. HARTz APIS.
CAPITOL HTs.-Three rms. bath,
1T. and r. entrs.. new. dec; cow.
shops; bus to 18th and Pa; white
adults; $50. plus utils. RE. B-07S4.
R0CKvILLE-2-bedrm. apt: play
r ns nd ;ns sony 70 .!,, :eheols. shops;
TAX. PK.-SILvER sPRING AREA
Lily; rm;. din. rm.. bedrm., kit.
% doI PVT. . ent,T;; clcse e shop; bus
NEAR UNIVERSITY, MD.-Liy.. kit.
pedrm., pvt. bath. and entr.: utils.
no Children y pets: 4 s ei h8 S s:7 us
TAKOMA PARK--Large 2-bedroom
apt; fireplace. modern brick bldg. (;
500. incl. utils. No small chill
dren. JU. 5-2296.
CHILD CARE AND APT. for en-
ployed mother; pvt. facilities. Mt.
Rainier near d. c. line. WA.
7-2S63.
CORAL Hills 81 D, C. lines bed
rms, SOS; bedrms.. $50: incl.
AZ utils;; mr.. school, shops, bus.
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26ls I7th ST. NV, nr. Columbia
$50 $50 up. MANAGER. an. 4-032e.
KANSAS AVE. M. KENNEDY NV.
Comfortably furnished; liv. rm.
2 bedrms., kit. bath, al utils;
refined adults. $l25. tn. 2-l2Oe.
res O N.W.-2nd moor. 1-rm. apt.
Adult. DE. 2.OS64.
Ssl2 go ST: N;W;-clean. sttr. e.
kit.. hath. JE. A-5762.
PORTER AND CONNIE. twin
Ss BUS. .S SSss'' s.s XII M fia j.
ssas I6ih 81; N.w-i and 2 rms.
klt: and bath: SIS and $50 mo
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Lots Of actors have a hair
problem, but Yul's
is different: it grows back

QUESTIONS: William B. Knox, of Ithaca.
N. r., wrote MS: rs Yui BfynHer really bald?
And il NOT, wjI0f color is his hair ?" We put this
intriguing question entirely into the hands Of
Movie Editor Louis Berg. Here is his hair
raising report:
ANSWER: Mr.. BDnner was flippant but
freely informative. He said that the reason no
one in the past six years had ever been able TO
harm hair on his head was not because he
had no hair to harm, but because he shaved his
head, same as his beard, every day.
He said he didn't mind the extra work. It's
easy. He just starts shaving on his left cheek,
moves in a westerly direction until he COM
pletes the circuit over the top of his head, and
back to his cheek - like Magellan circum-
navigating the globe
He is the only man in Hollywood troubled
with five O'Clock shadow across his Uranium.
But he remedies that with an electric shaver.
The whole thing started with his role in the
Broadway performance of The King And l."
This show ran for four years, and since Brynner
had to shave his skull to the shining point
every day, in the style of Siamese royalty. he
sort of got used to it.
Then came the movie version, and after that
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ROCKVILLE, 1907 de Deck drive
Bedrm. and bath on LIST a.; 2 bed
rms. and bath upstairs; fireplace,
basement, garage, Mr.. school $i21
705 Gail ave. Rockville: only 500
per mo. Poolesville J1O3. 3s
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HOUSES uNEuRNlshEp


Sc. SAVANNAH PL.-6-rm. semi.
Diet, brick. Front porch. fenced I'd
"a blk. to shop, bus. RIA. 6-6S27
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Edmund ]. Flvnn Co.

COOP ADt. Authority since 1920
Washington Bldg MA. S-g56
Ewes. ST. and Sun. Wo. 1862
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cont,

425S SOUTHERN AVE. SIC rms
and bath; bsmt.. M. PAUL HAN.
NAN. NE. 6-4I00.
GEORGETOWN-2-fi house; 8 bed.
rms, 9 baths. living rm., dining
rm:, Ice. kit. handicapped garden
S245. Call Miss Corbin. CO. 6-7624
or DU. 7-l234. sANDoz. INC.
and MIMIC; 500 month. CAN 10
4-5799 D pm. TO pm.
Sill; sPG.-Conv, shop, ctr; Diet
rm.. gas heat; si25. IT, a.ioss.
ARL.. mr., Glebe rd and wash. blvd
-2-bedrm. brick; air cond., ga.
heat: garage. LIST bus zone. Cow
to schools. business and shop ctr
Call bet. 0 and l. ia. 7-27O0.
N. ART bedrms., 2 baths, Ice
Nv. rm., din, rm., kit. and den
$i35 mo. incl. heat and utils. Cal
FAIRFAX-Newly decorated 2-bedrm
rambler; hardwood floors, full bsmt.
util. rm., lge. wooded lot; COW. Il
schools and buses, churches; S9(
mo. Phone IA. 2-06aS fer appt.
ARLINGTON. 4S07 18th st. North
Near st. AIMS, bus, school. shop.
ping. d or 4 bedrmS., den, rec fm.
fenced yard; $140. IA. 2-S57O.
GEORGETOWN bedrms., air con.
ditioned, recently remodeled, small
house with garden: S1S5. Call Mis-.
Corbin. CO. 5-7624 or DU. 7-1234
SANDOz. INC,
COUNTRY GENTLRMAN--4-bedrm
2-bath home on 40 of Fairfax
County's most beautiful acres. Hous,
has 2 fireplaces. finished rec. rm.
separate dining room and 8 porches
Many outbuildings. All for only
$3.50 per month. from STARNEf
REALTY CO. CIR. 3-2511.
VIENNA real family house.
bedrms,. 2 baths, sep. din. rm.
wall-to-wall carpet in liv. rm. ant
on stairway: beaut. giassed-in der
with Venetian blinds and Grapes
equipped kit. with lots OF built in
cabinets: oil h.-w heat: city sewer;
concrete patio. Ice. outdoor firepl.
lear garage: lge. lot on hard.
surfaced street; S135 per mo. with
! to 5 yr. lease. RAY BARNEY
Vienna, Va, DU. $500, DU. s.
991i SIDNEY DR., Sill, spg--3 he'd.
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WHEATON CITY--Near bus and
school; 3-bedrm. rambler. bsmt
fenced yard. Sll5 per mo. o. d.
FIELD. INC, Realtors. JU. 5-7il3
BETHESDA. 1905 Chelton I'd
Brick: liv. rm.. 3 bedrooms. bath.
dining room, fireplace. side porch.
equipped kitchen. full basement:
located only 3 blocks from Be-
month MAY be seen by appoint
ment only MRS. GROPF. Hazel
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A MONEYMAKER

An excellent well-established fully
equipped restaurant, located In an
active business section OF historic
Alexandria: most of the present
clientele Is derived from nearby
professional offlceS and department
store. The returns can be substan-
tally increased by experienced
management. Well worth inveSti-
eating. Living quarters are avail
able on the premises Wonderful
future. Call either MR.. McNARY. or
MRS RORRINa. XII S-4nnn
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3 BEDRMS.. . baths: finished bsmt,
mod. kit: enclosed yard: excel. fol
large family; very cow. to Andrews
Field and Census Bureau; S12d
RANERE REALTY CO.
RE. 5-42Aa RE. b-6494
2709 BRANCH AVE. SCI rms.
2 baths; $3.50 mo.
10000 Lorraine ave-. Silver Sprinp
- rms, bath: S135 mo.
5000 Sargent I'd. n.e.--6 rms
bath; key, 5022; 500 mo,
1913 Hobart ST. rms, Sl25 mo
GEORGE ]. BORGER. INC.
1926 X NV. MA. S-034C
10 ROxBoRo PL. NV.
9 rms. h.-wh.; mr.. schools; sos
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. 3-s30O
1403 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
loyer drug, store) q rms. 2 baths
redecorated. INV. heat: ideal room
ing house.
l4O5 Rhode Island Ave. NV
rms. . baths. redecorated, new
furnace, ideal rooming house.
45lS South Dakota Ave. NE
Liy. rm., din. rfn.,. kit. 3 bedrms.,
2 baths. gar, gas h.-w. heat.
B42 Milwaukee Place s. E.
Double liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, 4
bedrms., bath, oil INV. heat, SS5
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
1874 18th st. AID. 4-20OE
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FRIENDsIIP HGTs, .CHEyY CHASE

$. ARL.-3.bedrm. BUNGALOW on bus
line. 10 min. TO Pentagon, Navy
Annex and Arl. Hall; 500. EN-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LET Us SELL YOUR BUSINESS,
large or small. near-far; have out
assoc. GIBRALTAR Co. WASH.
b. c. va and Md. Di. 7-8500.
PARTNER WANTED, to purchase a
good liquor stole. Must have $50,
900 cash. DI. 7-65O0.
TAvERNs-W Near Md. lge. bus,
big mach, take; (2l Arl., nice bus.
only $4,000 dn.: (3I 30 mi. Md,
property. slots. net $4,000 year;
$4,000 down. GIBRALTAR co.
LIQUOR LICENSES. Pr. Geo. County
of sale. Also beer-wtne lie. on sale.
GIBRALTAR CO.. DI. 7-6500.
LIQUOR STORE. N.W.-Over 81. 600
wk.; also | IN Md. suburban loca-
ton; GIBRALTAR CO. DI. 7.6500,
LAUNDROMAT, Arl.. Va.-SI0,OOO
net "; bus. Reasonable terms.
GIBRALTAR CO. DI. 7-6500.
TRAILER PARKS over $50 trailers;
3 acres: house. Rte. No. /. Subst.
cash, GIBRALTAR. DI. 7-6500
IDEAL FOR WOMAN; small valet,
ljvn Ari d LEV rent rent make * a.sg SSd
BOOMING HOUSE business. Mass.
ave n.w-Good income and loo. !:
only 5000. GIBRALTAR. DI. 1-6500
HARDWARE ~ Sill. spg.. lee. vol.
t2l Bethesda; good opty.; reas. go
Arl;, good Imam store, Terms.
GIBRALTAR CO, DI, $4,000.
FOR MAN AND WIFE; net, $500
wk.i grocery y 2oo gk NJ bus. is lge'
RESTAURANT, Wis. ave.-Good bust
! ness and location: $4,000; terms.
GIBRALTAR CO.. DI. 7-6500.
DRESS SHOP
Arlington's finest location doing
good volume OF business. 3-yr.
ease with option TO renew. owner S
r ilness z your ssln MIS- y ssefkee G.
DELE g CO. INC. ST. 3-3520.
FOR SALE
Frozen custard-snack business on
Route % connecting Routes 40 and
Potomac ESmney R M va P sSqas broom
around. Good chance for one re-
firing. Open 2 mos. of year. DR..
D. M. MARTIN. Romney. W. Va.
RESTAURANT AND BEER
Busy shopping center on Airing
ton blvd: rent. 225; long lease;
income over $1,000 per week: mostly
beer: will show high net profit. Price,
$4,000, terms. JE. 2-9654.
I PLUMBING BUSINESS FOR SALE
LEESBURG, VA.
VIII rent shop, o rms. and once
equipment: also shoe shop for rent or
sale with machinery; Loc. Loudoun
Lakewood S-3252 or SP. 7-9601.
NEW SERVICE STATION
For lease by major oil company in
| nearby Virginia; excel. potential
due to large traffic flow on major
road and dense residential area.
Investment requires dealer training
and assistance available Call IA.
5-6055
A MONEYMAKER
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COOP APIS FOR SALE

COOP EFFICIENCY APT. new TILED
bath. centrally located NV. Cal
AID o-A0oA
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s.1n THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1857
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcont.

LADIES ACCES. SHOP. excellent
GEORGETOWN location; quality mer-
chandise and all futures; $4,000
cash; wonderful opportunity. ia
4-Ol96 pm, AID. $500 am. wkdy
FURNITURE STORE, well estab.
lished; selling due to illness: reli.
ability essential to handle lease;
approx. $4,000 cash required. Boz
41O-x, Star.
FLORIDA-Modern I2-unit motel
Davtona ARIA, on definite sale
before bathing season; cause. sur.
gerry; $4,000; $4,000 down. ia
9-2I7l ewes.
SNACK BAR. on Leesburg Pike
crossing $40 per day, $500. Cal
c. L. HANOWELL, JE. 10000
ewes. JE 2-l17l.
SUPERMARKET, 1907 self-seryict
new equipment. prime North Viz
ginia location; yearly gross over
no Sunday; low rental, long lease;
little cash needed illness forces
sale, Call ARTHUR M. WAGMAN
attorney, MA. $3.50.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS, sale OF
lease: bldg. furn., fixtures: $1,000
dn.. $3.50 mo. CO. 5-S293.
FOR. SALE-Bakery, in good neigh
borhood; owner retired; reasonable
rent. Box BLY,, Star
FOR LEASE--Modern rest, in near.
by Va. now doing good bust: abe
on and OF sale: low dn. pymt
BR. S-9676 or CIR. 3-9S04
SMALL BUSINESS, easy and short
hours; should clear 500 wk. Price
$1,000; down. Sl,500; a stand in
market for one man. A. r. SEELYE
DI. 7-S325
DRY CLEANING-S225 wk. aver :;
pressing mach; rent sos incl. opt
Price, $500: down 81 900. A.
r. SEELYE DI. 7-s325.
GROCERY-BEER-S75O wk. Price
$4,000; down, $1,000. Rent $3.50
mel 2 apts Good net profit here
A. r. SEELYE, DI. 1895.
GROCERY--SI,0 900 wk.: Alex, Va.
| Price. $500, down. 81 300. Living
quart. A. R. SEELYE. DI. 7-S325
REST. and cocktail lounge-Ss, 600
mo-. seats so. $50 bar: air cond.
beaut. better type clientele; good
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EXCELLENT LOCATION

For restaurant and for delicatessen,
on main busy. highway; Arlington,
Va. New building. in growing busi-
ness center.
LARCHMONT REALTY co,
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AMERICAN UN. PARK; block from
trae. 6-rm. house. . complete baths.
first moor powder rm.. rec. rfn
screened porch and sun deck
Beautifully handicapped I'd with
firepls wall-to-wall carpets and
drapes incl 5000 EN- J-B5f5
TAKOMA PIX. AREA u. CO mod.
vacant 3.bedrm homes; new cnnd
Sll0 and Sl25. STRoUP, RIA o.
500
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523 card ST. NV. mr.. State Dept
-Attrac. 2-bedrm. house. restored
and moderniZed in every detail. Cow
loo, and traditional charm combined
gives the utmost in home living.
WOODWARD e. NORRIS
Realtors
1893 goth st. NV. RE. 1864
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80 bedrms. Ice, I'd: close to shop
ctr, transp. schools, churches
Sll0 plus utils Wo $1,000. -
FAILS CHURCH -3.bedrm. rambler
~ baths. dishwaSher, disposal. fire.
place. daylight bAmt carport mr.
shopping ctr. school wooded lot
March $40 JE, 2-inOs.
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COLORED
1923 9th st. NV rms, bath;
h. -wh.: S65.
der room on list floor; gas h.-w h.
500.
All sth st. s.w.-8 rms. bath
oil h.-w h.: sos.
533 Fla. ave. NV rms, 2
baths: oil h-wh.: SS5.
.1l17z Bird ST. s.w.---5 rms; cleo
tricity. S35
bath: gas h.-w.h.; $50
1929 18th ST. n.w.--2nd-fioor
hat--6 rms, bath; Arcola heat; sos.
GUY Thinner
1929 11th st. NV. NO. 7-49O7
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

coLORED - Mr.. GA. AVE. AND
OTIS PL. N.W.-4-b edrm, brick.
liy. rm., din. -rm., kit: full bsmt.
gas h-wh. Adults. Reas. rent. RE.
7-2137 or Ii. 4-7265.
COLORED-N. ENGLEWOOD-5S1h
Beaver Dam Drive; mod. equipt
BUNGALOW: fenced yd.; cleo. range,
refgr.; auto hit. Rent SIS mo. Op.-;
price SS.456. DicKEY. AP. 7-s0s0
COLORED-2l37 9th ST. N.W.-d
Il A' an s-o 2. to be Fedec0r'' $3.50
COLORED II 1919 BLADENSBURG
RID. N.E.-Row house. 5 rms. and
bath; excel. cond.; auto. gas heat
only $69.50 mo. Call CO. 5-6222
COLORED-S.E.-5 rms and bsmt.
fenced yard; mr.. bus; sale or rent;
SS5 mo-: no agents: weekdays after
.. VIII. 1870.
COLORED--13OO BLK. VT. AVE.
rooming house area. viii rent rea-
,sonably to reliable person; to
ewes. and Sun. ia. 9-0504.
COL0RED-I0I6 MINI. AVE. Sc
2-bedrm. row brick, nice cond.
s sff hess R Jsai SSS' 10 JOHN HOOD l.
COLORED - 1909 ILLINOIS AVE,
N.W.-Large house; 4 bedrms.; suit
able 2 families.
1914 E ST. N.E.-3 bedrms., .
baths. large yard. Available for rent.
Call Elk. 3-S505.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iiis4 N NEWTON s 81. NV NV. 9 9 rms Rms
81 TUCKERMAN ST. NV, g RMS.
1220 LINDEN NE, 9 RMS, SIS
92b3 10Th ST NE. q ROOMS
1868 A ST. Sc, 3 RMS. $50
1854 CHAPLIN ST. Sc. 3 ROOMS
LOUIS RUDDEN, TIL. 2-3060
CoLoRED-412 NJ ST. NV.
Q rms. 2 baths. Gas heat: $50.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. $4,000
CoLORED-RENT AND BUY
Upper NV. OF 18th st.--Mod. =,
20-ft. Colonial brk Six rms, 3
porches. full bsmt.. redec.; unusual
ST. Sits. LA. s-o4sa. LA. o-olse
COLORED - 5000 KANSAS AVE.
N.W.-6 rms, bath. porches. gar.
back yard. Inspect, select your dec
Grating and heat. 500,
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th St. NV. AID. 4-2OO5
CoLORED-POssEssIoN
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
Hollywood Report
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) Warmers are peeved
at CBS-TV for beating them to the punch with
a s0-minute video version of 1.-THE Helen Morgan
Story" tentatively scheduled for April and
starring Polly Bergen. Warmers currently are
shooting THE Life Of Helen Morgan" with Ann
Blyth portraying the sutry singer. Same
thing happened with Bing CrOsby's Damon
Runyon" at Universal-International The won
derfully warm life story comes to you first on
televiSion.
Pinky Lee, back from England, is preparing
a filmed TV series here. Describing the terrible
fogs in the oxford area, Everyone over there"
he was sure has incipient TB"
John Carroll tells me he has a financial
interest in the TV series Jean Lafitte, starring
Jacques Bergerac. MY real name" said Carroll,
lis Jean Lafitte" It's true.
Claire Blooms Romeo and Juliet" will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
Hollywood Report
Battle Of Giants

televised from New York. March 4. and she VIII
do two more Spectaculars for NBC later.
Never heard OF Lord Jimmy Nugent who, back
in London from Hollywood. says he made tele-
vision series with starlet Vicky Benct, and pans
Hollywood thus: Hollywood is phony. The
place is full of phonies." And with his next
breath he says, "Of course I'm going back
Guy Madison and Andy Devine are earning
as much from those Wild Bill Hickok milk en-
dorsements as they do in salary for the TV
series . i. But announcer Bill Edwards refused
a william role in THE Way TO the Gold" be-
cause OF possible negative action from the
sponsors who pay him 100000 for those TV
commercials.
When George Gobel returns 10 Hollywood this
month he will resume his TV series with two
CHS stars-Rochester on February %. and Jack
Benny on March 2 Lonesome George has date
at the Palladium in London this summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
TeIeVue Mai|baq

that word as preface or some contraction Of
it which comes out as WI" or wa or some
thing similar. Some Of those programs should
originate in the dust bowl! .
Another thing on my mind is that would
like to know II, when errors in grammar are
made. either on TV radio. the persons max
ing them are told about it. I've heard so many
lately of the ito we people" and for she and I"
type and feel that If networks don't monitor for
that sort of thing. they should. -.
Doris s.
Sir readers hare nominated "actuaily" for
oblUion. another lady tcants to ban the cord
myself euen ioheH used grammdtcally.
I'm Of those who have been disap-
pointed in the TV programming lately l miss
most those half-hour mystery and adventure
shows. There used to be dozen OF them on
during the week. now there are only couple.
Why? Wouldn't TV be better of If it provided
variety of programs of all descriptions?
Grandma G.
Maybe this year ,Otll bring you a sur
prise or t,Co. CHS has the Perry Mason series in
the ,corkS and I'm sure that il it is a success.
there ,ciH be Others toilowtng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

This Is your chance to sound of-dnd
TV Critic Bernie Harrison trtH do his best
to ansIrer questions. Please keep letters
brief. Pen names 1ril be used if desired.
-. Is there any word floating around about
Ernie Kovacs getting another regular spot?
The TV comedy landscape seems suddenly sere
and stale, fiat and Improbable with the dis
appearance of our good-natured. disarming,
outrageous and subtle satiriSt Kovacs.
F. ]. F.
What inks me is that Ernie KovGcs tods
going so lOeH this last month. Momentum is
important to his delightfully."- zdny type Of
comedy. NBC is mumbling something about
merit season." but that's typical nettOork talk.
EUen summer shOio is to TAR aiOay. Let's hope
someone in charge has the intelligence TO EN-
ploy him at least on zone shots" ala Jerry
LelCiS.
want to take advantage of your invita-
ton to make nomination for most obnoxious
expressions My vote goes to well" with "ac-
tually" runnerup. On one do You Trust Your
Wife" counted 81 wells" 1t seems neither
quizzer or quizee can venture a remark without
Milford chronicle., 1957-07-26
Coz. Boggs Was HOnOred
At The Fair Yesterday
Chief Executive Was Guest Of The Fair Manage.
nsent At Traditional GOUernOr's Day Fete On
Thursday; Many Officials We're In Evidence.

In addition to the racing pro-
gram, a livestock parade, featur-
ing the Delmarva Peninsula's best
was presented on the race track.
Among those greeting the Gov
ernor and official party were the
fair directors, headed by Jacob O.
Williams of fredericksburg, Md, who
has been president of the board of
directors since 1948. He has been
a member of the board sirce 1928
Sheep growers made p f:s:s:i;iiiiy f::ss::s:;iisy
affair of their displays and judg-
ing work, the latter also on the
fair program yesterday. Carroll
Shaffner, livestock specialist at
Pennsylvania Stat University.
gave detailed explanations of his
official placings.
The auction of the grand cham
pion and reserve champion lambs
annually draws spirited bidding
by restaurant owners of the state.
The Delaware Sheep and Wool AS
sociation members held a ban
quet at the fair grounds restaurant
with lamb as the meat course. Last
year the prize lamb brought $1.50
per pound.