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Evening star., 1948-11-04
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FRIDAY.
Fhlet of Flounder
Credmed Spinach CHI
Fresh Fruit Cup
Crea m All Sriuan oh
FRIDAY.
Baked Potato
Chopped Beets

Fhtet OF FLOunder Baked Potato
Credmed Spinach Chopped Beets
Fresh Fruit Cup
.- Creamed Spinach
pounds spinach Tor packages u cup
I
Il cup Sauterne u teaspoon
tablespoons butter Salt, pepper
Clean spinach and boil in Sauene IL
pletey and through meat grinder
frosted spinach 1t easier before
1t Immediately Make heating adding -four
and heating thoroughly Gradually add milk
spinach juice Add chopped spinach with pepper
sugar.
Instead of sauterne cup sherry cup water And
do not like either of lemon y cup The
result will be about the /.
SATURDAY
Sweet Potatoes With Sausage Cakes
Lima Beans Tomato Lettuce Salad
Napoleons Coffee
Sweet Potatoes With Sausage Paties.
Mashed sweet potatoes Sausage cakes
Brown Parsley
Arrange mashed potatoes casserole Sprinkle
lightly with brown Brown a frying
place OF potatoes Add
Bake in moderate 5o F.
nish with parsley.
Evening star., 1948-11-04

seam and criSs-cross Of each hex
agon.
I. believe q friend of mine at
Arlington would be willing to show
you her "grandmother's flower gar
den" II you will write me through
RCH..
From Mrs. J. g. p, Washington
For the lady who wanted instruc-
ton for quilting q flower garden"
quilt. The quilting should follow
the outline of the pieces of the
quilt. When you have finished, the
back Of the qcilt will show an ex-
act pattern Of the flower garden.
1t can be done by following the
zig-zag line of the pieced edges
lengthwise the quilt and then follow
the cross-wise line.
(From Mrs. J. A. c., Washington.)
To quilt "grandmother's flower
garden" is to sew each little piece
about " or "a inch from each seam
to bring out the design. I saw one
done that way and was lovely.
Don't wash the muslin as 1t will
shrink, and the top not being washed
it might pucker. I use thin white
flannel blanket for lining, as 1t is
better than q thin layer Of cotton
and makes q smoother quilt when
finished. Could press both muslin
and top of quilt before quilting.
BABY SHOES.
(From Mrs. w. B. D., Ber,oyn.)
For Mrs. j. j. McC., Arlington:
believe you will be able to find a
satisfactory shoe for your son by
writing to G. F. Gosselin and Sons
879 Juno avenue, st. Paul, Minn.
This family has been making shoes
by hand for generations and will
send you a pair exactly right
for your boy If you will send them a
paper with the outline of his stock
inged foot traced on it. It would
be a good idea to mention in your
accompanying letter the fact Of your
sons high arch and wide foot. The
shoes made by this firm are of the
|moccasin type, almost identical with
the jumping jack style Shoe, All
handwork, Of course. AL shoes are
soft sole. My son and daughter
have never worn any other make of
shoes and we have been thoroughly
satisfied with them!
T.
TO. .LENGTHEN CURTAINS. /.
From Mrs. r. s., Washington.)
To lengthen curtains take out the
bottom hem, and put in q very
narrow one, attach q fringe the
same color as curtains. I think
Evening star., 1948-11-04
TURKEY ROASTERS?
BABY OIL STAINS.

from Mrs. c. A. B., Bladensburo.
I would like the opinions of you
RICH readers regarding the light
weight aluminium turkey roasters
versus the heavy metal ones as I
must purchase one.
Many have asked Of ways to re-
move baby oil stains, etc. The RICH
q few years ago stated to take baby
liquid shampoo and rub on the stain
before anything else and then rinse
and dry. It worked for me.
X %H
STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
from c. H. L., Washington.)
I have q few dozen strawberry
plants to give away. Any one in
terested please write me through
RICH.
TORTTLLAS.
from Mrs. d. II. W., Mt. Rainier }
In reply to the query from Mrs.
M. c. NJ, tortillas can be purchased
from q special market on Connec-
ticut avenue. I expect that any
market carrying fancy foods would
probably have them. They are
canned, but taste the same as the
fresh" ones. If Mrs. M. C. N. has
any special Mexican dishes she'd
like to share, would enjoy having
the recipes for them. We lived in
Albuquerque, N. Mex, for about a
year and learned to like the Mexi-
can food very much.
SOAP COUPONS.
From Mrs. r. M. W., Washington.)
To Mrs. c. NJ, Arlington, your
inquiry about redeeming soap cou-
pons has an answer. Write Mrs.
Filbert's Premium Dept. p. o. Box
40, Jersey City 2, New Jersey.
~ \ Il
SHEETS?
EGG SHAMPOO?
(From Mrs. w. M, Washington.)
I would like to express my appre-
ciation of the Woman's Page; it is
worthwhile reading all the time.
wonder If any readers have had
any experience with mitered sheets
and how they can be made. They
fit the mattress snug and stay in
place.
Would the readers help me with
their ideas about washing their hair
with eggs, how many eggs do they
use and how long they keep the eggs
ON their hair?
Evening star., 1948-11-04
. SUGGESTIONS;
COMFORTER?

(From J. c. T., Wdshtngton.)
For more than q month I have
been watching for q thank YOU
letter which I wrote to the many
readers who wished to share my
Gaming material. In case it was
"lost in the rush." I will repeat as
I did enjoy the letters SO much.
I disposed of the cane very easily
and thought perhaps some Of the
others might get together and share
another hank or two. For that pur-
pose I returned the letters from
those neighbors 7 was unable to
help.
The cane may be obtained at ar
upholstery supply shop in the 60C
block of E street NV. They also
have plastic cane in smaller quanti-
ties.
I am still anxious to have COM
forter covered and requilted; any
suggestions?
ARMCHAIR PIN CUSHION.
From Mrs. L. w. p, McLean.)
am amazed at the interest shown
in my item on the armchair pin
cushion. I have answered most OF
the requests for directions which you
forwarded me, most of whom in.
closed stamps or return envelopes
However. they are still coming in
now without stamped return en-
velopes. I cannot send out 50 many
unless I receive the stamped return
envelopes.
I shall be happy to send direc-
tions to any one who requests them
and incloses the stamped return en-.
velope.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
To,LENaTHEN CURTAINS.

From Mrs. r. s., Wastington.)
To lengthen curtains take out the
bottom hem, and put in q very
narrow one, attach q fringe the
same color as curtains. I think
this will make them long enough.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-16
Old Harbor News
By Marie B. BaiSey

Raymond Krautter transacted business in Kodiak recently. MT. and Mrs Larry Matfay and daughter Florence, were visitors here during 8 stopover while eproute to seward whele they planned to visit Mr. May fay's brother Alex, at The Home In the Woods.
 Congratulations and best wish. es are extended the newlyweds Mir. and Mrs George Inga. Mrs. Inga is the former Sophia Pes tsikoff of this village Mir. and Mrs. Bill Sargent of Kodiak and J ohn Eng and Emil Olsen of Fox Lagoon transacted business here recently.
 Nick Aloklle is visiting at the Irene Hansen home
 Ne stor Aquiak spent several days of last week in Kodiak,
 Mrs. Polly Adonga who has been visiting friends in Kague- yak has returned to her home hele.
 Nick Zeedar of Kagueyak is g guest of Evan Nekeefer.
 Funeral rites for Katherine @ Shugak, 8 year old daughter ot Mrs. Costia Penijohn were held from the church here, September 50. The sincere sympathy of the entire village is extended Mrs Penijohn who also mourns the loss of her husband, Costla who died September 2l.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-16
Few Request
 Sewer Hook-up

Only 15 persons have made application for connection to the city sewer system, since the city council ordered all persons whose property line is within 100 feet of the line to apply fey a permit
 Reuben "Tiny" Tesarik, su- perintendent of streets and wa ter, said approximately 50 or 60 applications should be made.
 Anyone fai'trg to comply with the order is subject to $l0O fine or 30 days in jail. If the court thinks the case merits he4vler punishment, both the fine and imprisonment. may be imposed
 Deadline for applications is October IS
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-16

tsee to everyone in costume but those not in costume will be charged one dollar
 Younger children of the com- munity wall be feted at a COS. tune Halloween party from 5 te 2 p. m on Sunday afternc eD October 3I Members of the Pre- gram Council will plan and di- rect the affair and choosa the prize winners.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-16
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all the wo. men who assisted us and the dri- vers and the Teamsters Union for the assistance in our get-out- the-vote campaign, and particu- larly Henry Haag who assisted us in organizing the campaign.
 The Business and Profess
 ional Women's Club
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-16

Two bls sesial events have been planned at the Community Center for the Halloween week end, 1t was announced by Di. rector Ken Wade.
 A costume party and dance will be held Friday evening, October 29 under the direction of the Program Council
 Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes. Admission will be
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-16
Legal Notice

IN THE
 PROBATE COURT FOR THk
 TERRITORY UF ALASKA
 THIRD DIVISION x
 KODIAK PRECINCT ' In the Matter of the Estate GEORGE FRANCIS MckAIs Deceased.
 No. 338
 NOTlIE TO CREDITORS of the estate of George Franess Mckay, Deceased
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GLV~ FEN by the undersigned, Loutse Painter Coon, Administl atrix ad the Estate of George Francis Mckay, Deceased, to the cred- itors of and all persons having claims against the saEd deceased, that within six (6D months after the first pubEies- tion of this notice they either file them with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the Un~ ited States Commissioner, and Ex-Ohcio Judge of Kodiak Precinct, Territory of Alaska Third Division, in Kodiak, Alas ka, or exhibitthem, with the nes cessary vouchers, to the said Louise Painter Coon, the Ad- ministratrix of the Estate of George Francis Mckay, Deceas- ed, at her residence ln houfako Alaska, the same being the place for the transa ction of the business of the said estate tm Kodiak Precinct, Territory of A. laska, Third Division, in the Ci- y of Kodiak.
 Dated at Kodiak, Alaska, this
 1lth day of October, l948 Louise Painter Coon
 Administratrix of the Estate of George Francis Mckay. deceased
 Do,J 4ho EnD CAIE ode
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18
Young Pianists
Win Top Honors

Two young Detroit pianists
have won first place honors in
the national contest Of the Ma
tional Guild Of Piano Teachers.
il was learned last week
Arthur LaBrew. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest LaBrew, 1850
Goddard. received the excellence
prize Of 500 in the collegiate
DIVISION Of the contest.
Irene Caputa daughter OF Mrs
josephine Caputa. l24l0 Frank
Fort. was awarded $50 prize
for excellence in the high school
division.
LaBrew now q student az
Obcrlin College. was the punil
~ Mrs Raw Robosson at Tau
BETA Community House when
he entered the contest Last yeai
he won the high school division
award in the same contest and
won first place in the Detroit
Musicians Association contest IN
August.
Miss Caputa, also a pupil oil
Mrs. Robosson. who is connect
ed with the Music Department
of the Council Of Social Agcn-
| cies. Red Feather service. held
the scholarship awarded by Mus
cs Music Club for five wears and
is now doing post graduate wcik
IN music az Tua Beta Community
House. She is now a student AZ
WAYNE University and is grad
uate of Dominican High School
The Detroiters compe q
against contestants from SOC
/ cities through recordings SUBJ
mitted 10 the New York office
Of the National Guild Of Piano
Teachers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18
Curtis Lab
Customers
Entertained

Mrs. Ann Higgins. represent
anve of Curtis Products Lab
Jratories, was hostess at unique
Appreciation Party" Sunday
afternoon al the Craftsmen's
Clue on Ferry at which time
nearly a hundred Of her Gus
toners were entertained
Highlight Of the evening was
the parade of models showing
hair STYLES and make up. Miss
Betty Young. representing Lot
ties Beauty Salon on Hastings,
received first prize for the most
becoming hair style.
Winner OF first prize for the
most becoming makeup was
Miss Villa Mae Hunt, from Al
sup's Beauty Salon. also on Hast
ings.
Other models participating
vert Alvena Young. Josephine
Lyles Gladys Phillips. Minnie
Otley Mary Tidwell, Beulah
Johnson and Lula Jones.
JUDGES were Mrs. Cecil Boy.
kin of the Detroit Tribune. Mrs
Katherine GooIsbv of the Chron,
icle. and Mrs Anne Austin. !
cosmetologist.
Also participating in the pro
gram was DR.. A. w. Curtis, him
self, protege of DR.. George Wash
ington Carver. and Joseph Smith
who assisted in leading the sing
ing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18
Extension Cord
Causes Shock
For 'Other Man

Attending a meeting al which
an extension cord was needed. Luz
Their Genkins. SO. Arabian, went
home 10 obtain one and found
his wife in compromising po-
sition with another man. The
man Thsddeus Williams 81
sails Brush. vas treated al Re-
ceiving Hospital on SATURDAY
night for shock and cuts on the
right shoulder and left arm.
Williams as victim OF shock
could only state that Genklns
cut him. The husband was ar
rested for felonious assault with
his wife, EVELYN Genkins. 81
IS u,tfneeS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18
.S121,812, Is
Total Amount
For Campaign

Although the Downriver Com
mun.ty Chest drive fell short
II its allotted quota. a total OF
Sl2lSi2 was reported at the
final ,sbulations last week.
David S. Diamond who was
reelected chairman for mex
year OF the local area drive,
compllmented the workers for
their diligent efforts. and ex-
pressed his approval Of his re-
election as chairman Of the Rec
Feather drive for l949.
George Mihisu and John Cas-
sidv were co-chalrmen OF the
Red Feather Drive in River
Rouge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18
DETRoIT'S MOST
MODERN AND
BEAUTIFUL
FUNERAL HOME

When it becomes yow
duty to assume the respon
sibility of making funeral
arrangements for someone
near and dear to you, the
HOUSE OF DIGCS can
serve you in many ways.
For your convenience we
offer the following note.
worthy features:
1. Pre-Arrangement and
Advisory Service.
When faced with grief,
consultation with US be.
fore hand will help free
your mind of needless
strain. To make your
visit convenient, a COM
Portable car will call
for you and return you
to your home without
cost or obligation.
2. Four licensed Funeral
Directors trained in the
HOUSE OF DlGGS
method of superior ser.
vice. A most efficient
secretarial service and
HOUSE OF DIGGS
Beauticians.
;. Organ Console.
Our beautiful chapel
has a fine pipe organ
played by the HOUSE
OF DIGGS organIst, a.
long with our soloist,
which is provided with
each funeral without
charge.
4. Slumber Room.
Decorated in beautiful
quiet taste, with soft
lights, your loved one
rests in the presence OF
paintings Of the lmmor-
tails by Armstrong, un.
I'll removal to place
where final service will
be held.
S. The very latest and hn-
est fleet Of Cadillac
Hearses and limousinei
with each funeral.
Is. Acknowledgment
Cards.
After the funeral the
cards from the floral
offerings are given you
together with Acknow'
Judgement cards so tina
you may use them in
sending thanks of the
family, without charge
z. Chapel.
Our air conditioned
chapel, complete with
Altar, seats $50 people
A staff of ordained min
listers are at your SER
vice when your own
minister is not available
and for commitment
services at the grave.
3. Kindly personal inter
est, and gentle under
standing will make
everything easier.
House Of Diggs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18

farms, mines and forests Of the vsx terri.
tory the Pennsylvania serves.
Whatever your needs 4. Pennsylvania
Railroad offers frequent around-the-clock
train service.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-07-22
Vieu-

concluded from page 81
deliver. They don't have a ghost
of a chance of winning the cleo
ton. The Democrats in the north,
the east and the west have gone
extremely liberal because they
hope to make the platform the is
sue rather than Mr.. Truman and
Mr.. Barley. In doing this they
really aren't trying to win the
presidency but to keep control of
their state and county organiza-
tons.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-07-22


in with it's second Negro delegate,
Mrs. Sylura Barron of San Diego.
There were no differences of
opinion as to what Truman meant
to the Negro Democrats of the
country. And as the white Demo-
Gratis f~loundered about the city,
looking vainly for a leader in
preference of the civil rights adj
vocate President, Negro delegates
from all over the country were
agreed-it was Harry Truman.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-07-22
Negro Democrats

concluded from page ~
fore the President was big enough
to be a SENATOR" was called on
by Dawson. He insisted that Tru-
man was a man who kept his
word. George Murray of the CLIO
said the union was solidly behind
the President.
Ohio was represented at the in
formal gathering by Granville
Reed, delegate. California came
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-07-22

PHONE YOUR NEWS TIPS to
the Daily Express, 1907 German
town street, by calling Unlock
1915.
Evening star., 1948-02-25

JEOh0EIOWN-ror many years tnere
have been folks who ioye =, the charm Of
bine the new with the old. We now can
ever built in this community. For full
details please call MT. chafe. TOWN
REALTY CO., HO. 1868.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK -15 new det.
brick homes. Gf approved, on Alton pI. be-
tween 43rd and 44th, Just 2 blocks from
Sears-Roebuck on Wisconsin ave-; near
sch schools .th churches raS stores and transp;
ssf as Mk sss SN soi is0ve O. Hs
KNOX, Ma. $3.50, or nights, DU. 5637.
Ext 3o4. House open at 44th and Alton
ALLISON ST. NV. west Of Georgia ave.,
convenient to schools, stores, etc.-Two-
story, 20-ft. row brick. 8 rooms. reception
hall, tiled bath. elee, refgrs.. gas
Dsss sss rnJsss sss:
EDWIN 1. Ellis. Realtor, offers detached
brick on Crittenden ST., not far from 14th
n.w.; s rooms, 2 baths, oil heat, 2-car ga
rage. level lot 59x145; slate roof: owner
asst with IN s has
$4,000, terms. RE. $40.
ONLY $500 DOWN. detached brick cor
uer, Silver Spring. center -hall entrance,
6 large rooms. mod. tile bath, gas heat
in full basement, large handicapped lot,
only yrs. old. newly decorated. hardwood
foors threuehout, refgr. and stove, easy
psyrents: this property is vacant. CAL
CO., RE. $3.50. --26 :
Evening star., 1948-02-25

BETHESDA-S1s,950; reduced by. owner
for immediate sale! modern cente[-hsn
bus tl ana shopping; ist fl. has ige. ,liv nm
porch: End Il. has 2 twin-size bedrms.,. !
ean esaeT ass nice 0eaEn cakLslE aad ea Ef
$50 Goap Wiz TraEs sTs ali aHEAb tS4 in this arsto
Spring Country Club section, 3 very ige
bedrms, Y tiled baths firepl, noos side srssa pSrsah
pemsiyely designed, moderately priced For
appt. 70 inspect can til 8 pm; G SIMON aaSa
FRANK CO., s504 Ga ave. SH. 55o" ss
THESE STAND oUT-1n an area of .ex-
pensive homes, in desirable SILVER Spring;
sHe sRese s'a srm naVs det On cooniais ] Tor only
$50, on outstanding terms. Added fea-
lures include breakfast nook in Kit; vens1 me
5as p nsa s1aoN 89sy ssANK isg Sasse co. g s5oa
aUEENs aSS: 81 cHarIL Sass MAsoR-s-rm. Pansass :
bedrnas. and bath. Venetian blinds. com, m,
Reat: a0 large. &C.. Level. fenced-in lot; ] block M
Es HslR to Ihs Ssry clean q. hoass SIss
ssu1bSsStsantiaf s1SSs cash. ss,750. CLYDE ADAMS,
NEAR SE Ritsv us1v. OF MARYLAND--Attr. Cape
Of College Park; Z rms, 3 bedrms;. den. z
baths, open fireplace, oil a.-c.h-:. house in
perfect cond. Call us for appt. to inspect
tilI pm. D1. 1015, VIM H. sAoNpnE4FS ln4
M MsiLyEF SPRING BUNGALow--A we'll
built, prewar brick bungalow; lily; rrn. with
fireplace, built-in booksheiyss dining ns t,Ied Id
R1Wn., 6asRi 's" det. garage excel: neighoorhood:
within walking distance of shopping cenf
ter. Cali 2 H MAUsT' sH. ao4o;s aos7 Il
RoCKyIIIE-A 2-story frame house. i'm
mseuiats throushout Ssnsrseipss n fSoms for
ruIrt sale For details. call NORTHWEST
REALTY, OIL. 6s67: ewes. OIL. o4o5. --zs
Evening star., 1948-02-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E. fcon,.)

HOUSeS FOX SAlE-S.k. lCont.
apt. gas heat, furnished: 4 elsc. refers z
DilsaS pwn se asa as. kssso
S 1stS rms1s sT sR. ays 700 f sL6cksricf semi
rooms bash III neat e nsl eaa
$4,000. terms. EDWIN Z, ELLIS. Real
eGidREDNg tS5 o9a2 vesnont xvY ~ FDs14urnsnet
en r%s sna sf.a
sSs e. sssIsass s:tsas; 81
Newly developed, Central Park area. q
rms. and bath, fun bsmt., rec. space. ga
FLA financing. Small monthly notes. Fol-
fun particulars. call DE. 2010, 20I1 L
coLoRknsSo Gsssr osSssfs ST. srn nyissd lovely
brsE hee M ing ieseg loo@ a1x
pos bad ahd rsar poTss.. oTss cGSa s ean rob
VIII sopleteis redseorste ie ier ssou you as Terms
BRUNO, INC, Realtors. sos 4 St. NV.
c6LoaEb-s1,aso c6i oaaaEEbb DowN-Move rishtl In
to this lovely modern 6-rm. brick home
with tile bath, full basement, gas heat.
ton. Cail till 9 pm. FIRST NATIONAL
REALTY CORP, 905 18th st. NV. RE.
COLORED-THREE-FA APT, 8
rms. and bath in each apt. with COM
pletely equipped kitchen and individual
h.-w. heating plants, separate entrance to
each apt. Live here and In addition en-
Joy splendid income: Low. PRICE with M
9797 or LII 3540 until pm CAPITAL
VIEW REALTY CO.. Realtors. 925 New
CoLoRED-1sth AND D-s-apt. bldg,
large brick. total Of s16 rms. 8 baths, in
dividual heating plant. rear porches. Good
money maker. OWNER. CO. 56IO. -27
COLORED-A ST. S.E.-Attractively deco
rated 5-rm. brick. all modern cony.; So 900
down. SOB per mo. Call Mr.. Browning.
PRUDENTIAL REAL ESTATE CO., National
400; ewes, Republic 50S9.
Evening star., 1948-02-25
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD

TAKOMA PARK - Attractive bungalow
moera mts @ anests snd Hr'b nns
ausk ale naas saie at hi:s s115oo needs sas
| 81 E gSs. S SsIs 81 HEe s'S
silver h;h sfEINGGA s; e &c picture bungalow
Modern MOD aefnt KIT, With % BREAKFAST table. nice
bedrooms and tile bath on 1st floor; base
msR W saneds sddSs ome
excellent construction throughout; close
to eyerythins prised t1 se G.ta terms, rs Can
fzfs fxRGE 81 BRfek sS1s. BUNGALOW, near s silver
Spring, consisting Of, Lying rm.; dining rm;
bath on end; lge. .bsmt with flrepI; and
MooRHEAD. Realtors, AID. 0o21. open
SILVER SPRING. Montgomery, Hills-Nev
6-rm. brick ON level corner lot; paneled
eD master IN huge Sedrm nnf s1n KITS sePP more dRns Rn
Hfd ssS pfes Fss ana RSFf sers s@S
NNEFAaRBY MD.-Located in one Of the
incest restricted communities of well-con-
structed detached homes. Vacant; prewar
ing room with fireplace, dining room, mod
ern kitchen, tiled bath, attached garage,
gas heat, slate roof; copper plum6lng' 49,
snHdeaRsf 1f ST. fsf5 ' VIM ef "a M5sas 5 g.
HyATTsvnLE-ri First time advertised:
fully hhgA't equipped kit, fuli bsmt. with oil
h.-w.h.; located Yin lovely neighborhood only
5oBn S5 pay%ent 1m pqsss saus sad $ aPs R5
Frs. ERsa p6sAt bays, uN. ozss Ewes WA: osso IS
ELBOW ROOM, in nearby Md--we have a
falIe Reeaaas eauippsd sf'eR'a lot . ii
21, nas oRs Rseusvs ssSe etS e?HR sRa
silver sPRING@True Colonial red brick
rm. with fireplace and side porch, attrac;
tive din. rm. large kit. fully equipped
with breakfast space, tiled powder ,rna. rm;,
colored tile bath and sun deck. Many
desirable features making these new homes
in Silver Spring most outstanding buy at
sa1o sS1s szsSs2 esows sa Rr2Hr Nj ss5sf e6ss
iSss; EAST plSas ssse, s1.soo cash, s., J4 psr
ARD PROPERTIES, Ma. 5573. Union 1925
GNIvEksfTY SiisPS / aa pARK-Larse, bedrm:
ssr hss Ss.2s SfEs
saisR Ssa5msi sfss
shoppins, s6egm theaser, school sxeesns terms
JOHN H. JOHNSON CO. Wa is.o-wITiiiIo -ITiiia-a
silver sPKING. 1naian Spring ss,,rvisSsd vilSssds
9-bedroom 2-story home, new condition
throughout: large. shady. fenced LOT; pos 20 I
session at settlement: $4,000. TEMPLE
SIIYER SPRTNG-S13,500: 6-room brick
and frame. side porch, full basement; close
to transportation; vacant fmmeois.e POS pos
S7Io Georgia ave. Silver Spring, 81, BOO
SH oO15 until pm
TAKOMA PARK-S1 / $50: real nice de-
tacf1ed 6-roon frame house, just 2 blocks
from Shopping, school and transportation
completely renovated inside and out, o1t; i9v W
basement. gas h..w.h WOoD.CossifItns siIrsr
Spring. 81. 800, SH. o015 until Pm.