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Evening star., 1939-08-07

the Cape itself:
BEACH PLUM JELLY.
Pick beach plums when they are
red, before they are really ripe. Pick
them over, wash them, and place
them in kettle. Cover with water
and bring to scalding point. Pour
of, discard water and pour on fresh
hot water just to barely reach top
of fruit. Cook slowly until the fruit
is soft. Strain liquid through jelly
bag, squeezing pulp well. Measure.
Add one cup sugar to every cup Of
juice, and boil until mixture sheets
from the spoon. Skim, turn into
sterilized glasses, cover until jelly
sets, and then cover with thin sheet
of hot melted parafin.
PEPPER HASH.
IL red peppers
IL green peppers
IL cups sugar
Is white onions
~ pints vinegar
3 tablespoons salt
Chop the peppers and the onions.
Cover with boiling water, and allow
to stand for 10 minutes. Drain,
cover again with boiling water and
let stand for the same length of
time. Add all the other ingredients
and cook in an enamel saucepan
for IS minutes. Place in hot steril-
lied jars and seal at once.
CUCUMBER RINGS.
"a cucumbers
quart onions
cup salt
u pint pure olive oil
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2 tablespoons black pepper
q pound ground mustard
3 pints cider vinegar

"a pound ground mustard
pints cider vinegar
Remove the peel from the cucum-
bers and cut flesh in rings. Add the
peel and the onions, sliced, and cover
with the salt Stand overnight, then
drain and add the olive oil, the mus
tard and the pepper. Stir all in
slowly. Last add the vinegar, pour
into alright jars that have been
sterilized and let stand for about six
weeks before using.
CORN RELISH.
l quart raw corn, cut from cob
3 cups chopped cabbage
cup chopped celery
red peppers. seeded
green pepper, seeded
chopped onion
l cup sugar
2 tablespoons salt
3la tablespoons mustard
3 cups vinegar
Mix all ingredients we'll and cook
until the corn is soft and tender.
This should take about IS or 20
minutes. Pour into sterilized jars or
bottles and seal.
GREEN WALNUT PICKLE.
Make a brine of salt and water in
the proportion of a quarter of
pound Of salt to quart of water.
Run larding needle through the
walnuts in half dozen places; this
will permit the pickle to penetrate
better. Let them stand in the brine
for one week; take them out and
drain them. Make a fresh brine of
the same proportions, put the wal
nuts in it and set on the fire. Let
them simmer gently, until heated
through. Lay them on a sieve to
drain and leave them exposed to the
air until they turn black. This takes
about two days. Put them in stone
or glass jars, filling jars only three
parts full of the walnuts. Fill to
top with following pickle: To each
quart of the best cider vinegar put
two ounces of black pepper, one of
ginger, one of salt, half an ounce of
allspice and half drachm of cay
enne pepper. Put all in the vinegar
and set over the fire, bring to a boil.
Pour boiling hot over the walnuts;
cover them closely, tie down tightly
and store. They should keep in
definitely and improve with age.
Evening star., 1939-08-07

| to us of an evening. No one de-
pending on us for happiness or COM
fort. What are we to do?"
Who knows? 1t is problem that
has as many ramifcations as life
itself, and every solution that is
suggested for it seems to have some
fatal objection to it.
Lonely Clubs have been estab-
hshed in many cities, but there
seems no way Of keeping the un-
desirables out and getting the de-
Slrables in. These clubs soon be-
come the happy hunting ground for
adventurerS and adventuresses who
find easy victims in the men and
women who are so hungry for COM
panionship that they accept any
stranger at his or her face value.
Marriage is a cure for loneliness
that many women fall back upor
In sheer desperation, but it is a
remedy that is generally worse thar
the disease. Because after one is
mlddle-aged and set in ones WAYS
it is almost impossible to adapt
them to another's.
And there are, of course, he1
children's homes in which the lonely
woman can take refuge, but this
does not solve the problem either
of how she shall find a satisfying
life. For she soon finds that get
ting along with in-laws and modern
children Is a Job that makes even
lonesomeness a treat.
So there we are Perhaps the
only cure for loneliness is to build
up your defenses before it comes
upon you by cultivating some in
terest, some hobby, or fitting ones
self to do some particular kind OF
work that will keep one so busy
that one will not have enough time
to be lonesome. DOROTHY DIX.
Evening star., 1939-08-07
BY BARBARA BELL,

There's touch of Kate Green
away quaintness about this little
dress that makes it especially attrac-
tive-a sort of picture book charm.
It's very becoming style for fast
growing girls, too, because the flaring
skirt. puff sleeves and high waistline
Offset any tendency to lankiness.
Sash bows draw it in to nice,
grown-up slimness, too, and the
neckline is finished with a round
collar, edged, like the sleeves and
bolero, with lace or braid. Even
without the sleeveless bolero it's a
charming little dress, and excitingly
new.
Make it of gingham, linen or
pique, and later on make a cool
weather version OF it in wool crepe
or challis.
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Laundry Bluing

Use bluing with care in the laun-
dering of clothes; too much will
give your garments grayish cast.
Add a little bluing to two cups OF
water, blend completely and then
pour into the last rinsing water.
Put in few clothes at a time and
keep them moving to avoid streak
ing. If clothes stand too long they
will absorb too much bluing.
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Recipe for Famous Wild Beach Plum Jelly Is Included TODAY
An Adoption
Is Serious
Situation
Study Background,
AS Heredity Will
Win in the End
By ANGELO PATRI.

Lonely married people, and oc-
sionally unmarried ones, consider
adopting a child. They think how
nice it would be to have a little one
about. His liveliness would bright
en- the house and make home of
It, He would be an outlet for the
love that is pent up in their lonely
hearts. Besides, it would be doing
q great kindness to some unfortu-
nate child to give him home and
loving parents. So it would
I have known many people who
have adopted children for such rea-
sons. They had no children, per-
haps had lost the only one they
had, and could hope for no more.
Or they felt so alone and empty
hearted that they had to have
companionship. Sometimes they
felt their own need so keenly that
they overlooked the needs of the
child they took into their homes.
Sometimes they were in such haste
to get the child that they did not
consider his fitness to their needs
and their background.
The child who is to be adopted
has rights that must not be over
looked. His rights should come
first Consider we'll the sort of
child he is. How is his health?
If he is a frail, sickly child have
you the time, patience, affection
and money that coaxing him into
health requires? Will 1t ever be
possible to do so even with every
aid known to science and mother
hood?
And what is his background?
Blood tells. Try to match your
background with that of the child
as nearly as possible. If his is
one of ignorance, illness, neglect
take care. If his heredity is tainted
and your home and family back
ground is first class, the likelihood
for trouble is great. If you are a
family of strict church goers, rigid
codists. leave the love child for
some other family and try to get
one of your own sort. There is
always chance that training will
win, but in my experience heredity
has the edge on it every time.
Select your child from your own
side of the tracks and you have a
better chance for success with him
because you start on an almost
even level. OF course, when you
take the child of a relative you
know pretty much what to expect.
If you knew his father and mother
we'll and his grandparents, you
have working knowledge of his
possibilities and can plan accord
ingly.
There is one point that I would
like to nail down hard. Once you
adopt a child he is yours for good
or i'll. To return him to the home
or the institution from which you
took him is unthinkable. No more
tragic group of children live than
those who have been taken out for
adoption, found wanting and re-
turned. You couldn't do that with
a dog. You should not be allowed
to do it to child.
The institution that guards the
child usually investigates the
parent-candidate carefully, usually
tells all it knows about the child.
A term of trial is usually allowable,
the trial being for both sides.
Evening star., 1939-08-07

Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1796-B is
designed for sizes 6, 8, 10, II and IA
years. Size 8 requires az yards of
IS or 80 inch fabric for the dress,
IS yard for the bolero. Bolero and
skirt together require 21a yards; 5h
yards braid to trim as pictured.
Evening star., 1939-08-07
Cold Meat Garnish

Stuffed eggs, made by mixing
the yolks with chilli sauce, are .
piquant garnish for cold meats. Or
you can stuff the eggs with salad
dressing mixed with chopped cooked
ham, diced pickles and just . gug-
| Restion Of onion.
Evening star., 1939-08-07


and pilowcase of
embroidered
linens little curtains with great Because the
stitches simple youn complete the set in no time
pattern envelope six hoton transfer designs wo
complete
directions with color suggestions and illustrations stitches
used also what materials and how much will need
obtain this pattern 1912 and nco Is
stamps postage Address the
Needlework Editor Of The Evening Star
Evening star., 1939-08-07
Traditional New England
FaVOrite Blends Flavors
OF Three Fruits in One
Grape, Plum and Wild Cherry
Seem to Be Embodied in
Ruby Red Confection
BY BETSY CASWELL,
Woman's Editor.

reader Of the Womans Page who headed for Cape Cod
prolonged vacation written
making the delicious beach plum jelly that for sale all the
roadside stands along sandy highways
indeed treat combining
the the plum cherry making
Evening star., 1939-08-07

Shiny noses and glistening skins ,Vere never
symbolic of uel.sroomed appearance. but. at the
same time. the modern ,voman has horror OF that
artificial 'boudered look" To avoid this, select
po,der that is light. fluffy and suited to the texture
of your skin. Be sure to consider the ,ceight and
lasting qualities as cell as the shade
Evening star., 1939-05-18
= BRAND-NEW FOUR

ARLINGTON, VA. - BRAND-NEW FOUR
bedroom chateau. > baths. oil heat, EN-
elusive section. Bus service Good neigh
borS. 10 minutes TO city, Also S-room
new house. 3 baths: same location. Call
Chestnut 1851.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND % ACRES:
houses, etc; $4,000: & miles Alexandra
School Write CHEROKEE FARM. Alezan-
drla Va. or call Lorton 44F-3i
S27 50 MO, F. H Anew. MODERN.
detached homes. fully equipped. all utilities
park and schools, bus service, miles from
to Robert E. Lee School, left to N, LeX.ug-
ton and "Oth sts Ofice $500 Lee highway.
Arlington. Va. Phone oxford 07s"
WASHINGTON GROVE. MD-HOUsE )
rms, bath, Ice. porch. shade. extra lot. e.ec..
ZOO, legation no SUNDAY inspect Wrlte
- MINUTES FROM MONUMENT IN BEAU
Tiul NJ Ida section Of Alexandra
rooms mi. large lot with trees. S6,3Oo.
Telephone Alexandria. III or see YOUR
A FEW SMALL WOODED TRACTS. NEAR
ny. S2uu to $500 an acre. G. T. McNAB,
Fails Church laos
NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIEED-NEW D
rm Drlsk. 'a-acre lot, o. buIngI Sl4re a.;
co. Shep- iI23. Eve, SncD ":}iS
? ACRES. SOME FRUIT TREES. HOUSE. :
from D C. Potomac 1915. 20"
~ ACRES. A LITTLE OLD HOUSE EVER,
flowing SDr'ng. shade. Shtrbbery. apple ana
grape, % minutes Fail Church. Only
- ~. G. T McNAB. Falls Church lioN.
MODERN NEW BRICK HOUSE $50
North Abingdon St, Arlington, Va: q $50.
5000 DOWN S4u MONTH-NEW 4-RM
house. on II acres OF woodland. u miles
WASHINGTON GARAGE: eec beautiful stream
many possibilities: - 500. VERNON VI.
Phone Alex s3o-W-2, ANYTIME except
SUNDAYS
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vM. M. THROCKMORTON,
6 SOLD BEFORE FINISHED,

In the best Northwest section New
homes, near schools, stores and transror-
tation, finely built. Contain 3 bedrooms
ana model tiled bath with shower. Auto
matte CONDITIONED heat Only $3.50
up and F. H: A. approved To inspect
Evening star., 1939-05-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
A Quarter of An Acre

Located in a beautiful close-in home
community. You'll enjoy living in this
retreat where Sligo Greek murmurs through
your back yard. An authentic Colonial
designed home of six well proportional
rooms and two sparkling tiled baths. Oil
heat and air conditioned for your comfort
Large screened side porch, detached garage
Open for your inspection daily and Sun
day Call Emerson DDSS
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RANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. 14ll.
$10.950.
New Center-Hall Brick,
I,,ct IITacf &c Iorl,o1I Iy,I1e

Situated on the north bank OF the Po-
tomac River amid giant maple trees and
sunsets across the Reservoir lakes These
homes contain lovely rooms. 3 bright.
any pedroomS, : tile baths, 4Ivlng room
guaranteed air condllon!nc- State roof J.
inch rock-wool insulation. ul;ramodern
home in which TO live + H. A Inspection
and financing approved. THOS. J. FISHER
q CO, DIST. $500. OR EVENINGS CALL
MR. ZONES. MOOlI EN M.lnL
Evening star., 1939-05-18
VAI LIE

At SS92o. this unusually attractive. de-
tached home located lust | block from
Conn, ave. in Chevy Chase. D. c.. offers an
extremely good buy, The. owner has been
ORDERED from the city and must dispose of
ms place immediately There are + bright
rooms sleeping porch. wooded lot and
many unusual and interesting features that
nave oeen installed by the owner Easy
terms can be arranged for RESPONSIBLE
people Gall Emerson 531O or Emerson
REALToR. EDW, R CARR. BUILDER.
S5 950 DELAFIELD PL, Mr.. GA AVE,
firm. Col. brick: auto. heat.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO. Met. 54o6
Evening star., 1939-05-18
CRFSTWOOD

On 2 beautifully situated knoll edging
into ROCK CREEK PARK In a honey
SUBURBAN atmosphere 10 minutes from the
White House. stately new Georgian
Colonial home containing delightful living
room with large Colonial windows affording
most pleasant outlook. Lovely dining room
with bay window. First-f1oor paneled study
with adjoining lavatory. 3 huge bedrooms
and extra size baths. Dressing room ad-
joins master bedroom suite. Ground level
recreation room with entrance onto the
park. Maids room and complete bath in
basement. Moderately priced. 40
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. Dist. 1411.
Evening star., 1939-05-18
UNUSUAL.
ROCK CREEK ESTATES

A stone house costing owner approximate
and Will consider small house in trade.
The first floor contains living room lSX3O.
large Sunroom with southern exposure,
extra large dining room, buffers pantry,
large kitchen; 4 master bedrooms and 3
baths. on End floor: . rooms and bath on
trd floor; automatic heat, rear stairway;
2-car Rarage. Lot has 1Il-ft. frontage and
contains approximately l".O0n 50 fl Of
ground. Evenings call Nj. Brotz, Woodley
4754.
ERANK 6 Pill IIpS nict LIZ
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$500 CASH-S41 MO

Large living room, side porch. . bed
rooms bath. kitchen and dnette; electric
range and refrigeration. oil heat with sum-
mer-Winter hot-water hookup; garage
Large lot, beautiful shrubbery and rock
garden Straight out Ga ave to Glen
mont Heights. For information call Sh
Evening star., 1939-05-18
GAS STATION

IN D, c.; on main artery; heavy traffc:
leased for 10 years on fat rental basis,
plus percentage on gallonage nicely
penSe; shows good, safe return on equity
investment. Call MR.. DREW, Rep. 1881.
F; ELIOT MIDDLETON, 205 Investment
Evening star., 1939-05-18
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

$40 750-Detached brick . years old
This Groom and 2-bath home is ideally
stores. In addition. there is lovely
dinette, finished attic. recreation room with
fireplace, automatic heat and detached ga
rage. This is one of those rare opportun-
ties for some one to ACQUIRE a beautiful
home at an appreciable discount
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC
Al
Evening star., 1939-05-18
LARGE 2-BATH BRICK HOME.
REDUCED TO
S9.950.

DELIGHTFULLY."- located in high-grade Md
spacious lawns. lovely garden, VIDE streets;
new, center-entranCe Colonial featuring
large bedroom and bath ISt A. . large bei-
covered concrete rear porch overlooking a
beautiful wooded vista Call at once to see
this extraordinary value. Probably the
lowest priced in this fine new community
Can MR.. NORVELLE. AL 81 G2. s 10 o n N
Evening star., 1939-05-18
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

20 RETURN ON $1,000 EQUITY NEW
store leased to chain organization Located
on one of WashingtOn's busy streets
H G. SMTTHY COMPANY Natl 1904
LIQUIDATING A LARGE ESTATE. SEW
eral hundred detached homes 60 in
Chevy Chase, D. c.: also income proper
ties, building lots and acreage for high
and low cost housing. located In D. c.
Va and Md: priced low Write for
information. FULTON r. GORDON, 1421
Eye st,
Evening star., 1939-05-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
A LOVELY FENCED, SHADED
PFAP VAPn

Colonial home in select Chevy Chase
neiehborhood Beautifully planned home
f,TinS f,Signea rod ior tne sfeaseSs iVspiilty Large
porch. bay windows in dining room, COM
plete kitchen; firSt-foor lavatory, three
large bedrooms and two tiled baths on the
second floor: full attic, basement with lava
tory and laundry trays; oil air-conditioned
heat: detached brick garage. George 2453
Evening star., 1939-05-18
S92 MONTHLY INCOME

From home containing $ rooms and .
baths g bedrooms. back porches. oil
hred hot-water heat: lear detached ga
Will not find in Northwest Washington
This home can be bought furnished or un-
furnlShed. For details call DiStrlCt 3lOn
Evening star., 1939-05-18
S6,950.

7 rms and bath, full basement oil
heat, 2-car masonry garage; splendicly
located; in excellent condition A genuine
bargain. Check into this MR.. KELLEY,
Emerson 1874. f to q pm
Evening star., 1939-05-18
CLOSING ESTATE.
SAUL'S ADDITION.

Corner, detached 10 rooms ,6 bed
rooms, :, baths h.-W.h., eIec., beautiful
lawns. shrubbery. Must be sold; Price
JuSt reduced. Cash offers invited. Eve
L. T. GRAVATTE,
Evening star., 1939-05-18
DON'T MISS THIS

The home you have always wanted. Cen
ter hall, 6 really large rms, plus breakfast
rm, and attic large screened porch Q lovely
baths: price and terms exceedingly reason
able and in a section you'll be proud to call
home. For full details call MR. AIKEN.
Wisconsin 5s11 or Adams 1897.
Evening star., 1939-05-18
45O7 STANFORD ST
CHEVY CHASE MD
broom Bungalow. Large Lot With Trees
S6, $50.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN WIS. 1913.
FVFRY NOW AMI THEN

= @NO w -A-N11 21Is4N
You hnd house that is truly !ivable.
real nome. We firmly believe this Is the
nome for which you are looking. 6 spacious
rms, beautifully tiled baths Ist-foor
iaVatory and recreation rm. Every modern
feature. Built under the personal super
vision of Joseph HopkInSon, A real home
value.
u WORTHINGTON DRIVE
OPEN DAILY 20 PM
Drive out Mass ave. TO WestmOreland
Circle turn right on Western ave. / block
TO WorthlngtOn DR., then left 10 home
LINKINS COMPANY.
c.
Evening star., 1939-05-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
BARGAIN FOR COLORED.

Facing Md ave. ne. a 6-room brick
nome, h.-w;h., elec;, gas, bath, cellar. 2-car
garage. price, S4g5O. terms. $3.50 cash,
$50 monthly, or $500 cash. S45 monthly.
E. NJ. AIKEN, 500 II St. NV
Evening star., 1939-05-18

llv homes by j. B Tiffey bring in SlO7 80
mo rent; price, SIS. $50; visit furnished
model at {S Farragut ri NV. | blk east
of New Hampshire ave on Gallatin ST
NV TIFFEY g. FLYNN. NC Woodward
Bldg Republic 1918
Evening star., 1939-05-18
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY,

A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
WEST OF 14th ST, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Bathroom and bath brick hot-water
heat Rented at S720 per year. Price,
Sc $50.
new brick building. Northwest section:
. units have . bedrooms each oil heat
Income. S3.012 per year. Price, $4,000
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1908 H St NV National o34S
Evening star., 1939-05-18

Heart of Rrookland- d-3-story, lst-comm
brick apt, house. det.. ] ! units; auto. stoker
Priced for quick sale S16a5O Act now
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN {. CO NET 1900
Evening star., 1939-05-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
LOTS FOR SALE.

CNE-STORY STORE-ONLY 81 $50
Old tenant, large store, 2-csr garage:
2year lease at $500 yr. Rep O225
Evening star., 1939-05-18
NEAR GEORGIA AVE AND

EWERSON ST.-Sb ,95U.
A 2O-foot Colonial home very large
rooms, 3 porches in good condition: splen-
DID investment or home. Act quick Eve
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. Dist 1411
Evening star., 1939-05-18

1882 18th ST. NV,
Apt >, 5 Rooms and Bath; 5000.
Apt 3. & Rooms and Bath $4,000
Heat hot water free front and back
rorches. with new oak floors.
J. BIRON COL 0055.
SAT E1 2 ROOMS. KIT, DIN. BATH
1910 Perry st n.e.-Sunny. cor
ner apartment overlooking trees
and lawn; corner dinette; free
refg, bedrms.: $50 so. MRS.
SMITH, res mgr. Dupont 2452.
Evening star., 1939-05-18
ATTENTION. INVESTORS.

OWNER NEEDS CASH-SAYS SELL
New filling station. GOOD lease to national
concern: price only S2l 900. Act quickly.
r. D. ST1MSON. Nat. $3.50 49,
Evening star., 1939-05-18
BROOKLAND HOME,

6-rm. brick: gas heat. bargain; $3.50,
Bunker Hill rd.. Mt. Rainier. or bungalow,
garage; lot, 5lXl35. Bargain H c.
Evening star., 1939-05-18
NEW BRICK HOUSE
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK

3 bedrms . baths, oil heat Venetian
blinds. screened; $3.50 BY OWNER.
Nearby Virginia. This house shown py
appOntment only. Call Rep 1311
Evening star., 1939-05-18
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

30 AND 10 ACRE PLOTS, ROLLING
land with large trees 200 10 400 T.
frontage. terms. OWNER. Line 4O@s 2l.
MP COLEsVILLE. MD - 80 ACRES.
house. barn. c'c. 81 GOO. & acres. ~
s.. pike =, too ASHTON 1-F-@"
Evening star., 1939-05-18

9 TO $ RMS, PREFER OLD HOUSE:
good cash: no comm. Quick action. d c.
only. E. A. GARVEY. Dist 45Os. Eve.
and Sun. Ge. $500. 1926 Vt ave
CASH Fer HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME
white or colored, any condition. f A.
BARRY. 3439 l4th St NV. Col 60S6.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
c. property if the price is right. Frame or
brick large or small; condition immaterial
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N. Cap. Realtor. Natl. 0S7S.
WHY SACRIFICE YOUR PROPERTY?
Brick or frame, good or bad condition.
We can sell for cash If reasonably priced.
Call Dupont 1856. A. D. TORRE REALTY
CO. 1928 North Capitol st.
GET NY PRICE BEFORE YOU SELL.
| personally will pay cash for your D c
property white or colored G @ DUTY
1924 Vermont ave National 44s2
DON'T SACRIFICE YOUR PROPERTY.
Al a reasonable price l can sen 1t for
all cash W L, MOORE lIo6 Vermont
ave. Dist. A9l1. Georgia 2SO!.
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR D. c. HOUSES.
brick or frame white or coiored, tenants
not disturbed. Call or write Mr.. Conner
GOSS REALTY CO.
1903 Eve St Natl. 1853.
Fyenings Atlantic nIO2
Evening star., 1939-05-18
LOTS WANTED.

BUILDER WANTS LOTS, ANY GROUND
IN D C., suitable for row. community or
Getached house, can pay cash Builder
near Washlngt ton-MarlbOro pike BOX
lG1H, Star m.
Evening star., 1939-05-18

A FEW SMALL WOODED TRACTS. NEAR
by S2uU to $500 an acre. G. T. MCNAB.
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For COLORED
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

3 ROOMS, 3l2 BATHS: IN GOOD NORTH
west section: brand-neW; buy same terms
as rent. Adams 6213
Evening star., 1939-05-18

S4.55O.

$3.50. S4.550.
NEW MODERN SNAPPY BUNGAI OWs
Iuo American location IN nearby
Maryland north Of D c See rb7 oTre--
buAdcr, the commission you save will be
or SIPDhp~d -1uT '''' ~
Evening star., 1939-05-18

60-ACRE FARM WITH SPLENDID HOUSE,
in rich farming section, Fairfax County.
20 miles D. c.; magnificent oaks around
house, large barn. beautiful site: 20 acres
cultivation, 40 acres growing timber
$3.50, with $1,000 down, balance terms
HARLOWE, Alexandria 19s-W-3.
Evening star., 1939-05-18
NEW HOMES.
HANNA PT, SE

A group of new brick homes for people
able value; a fine location only a few
minutes from downtown. in the District,
For example, 1922 Hanna pl. Sc. is only
$4,666.
With monthly payments of about S33. go,
Here's what you get: Five large rooms
colored tile bath, furred walls. oak floors.
copper water pipes, copper f1ashings copper
screens. insulated stove and many other
quality features found in higher priced
homes. Open for inspection daily and
Sunday till pm. AIR-CONDITIONED
OIL HEAT
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
925 N. Y, Ave. NV Realtors. Natl. e7a7.