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Browning chief., 1948-07-09
BY KATHLEEN NORRIS
Bell Syndicate.-WNU Featur


CHE is 81. She is alone in the
~ world, living in one-room
apartment in a big city. She is
plain - her nose, she says, is in
clined to look shiny and Dubious,
she wears glasses and her color
is too high in winter when her
hands and feet get cold and her
face hot. She has few friends
because most of her friends have
married and gone away from the
business world into home-mak-
ing, wifehood and motherhood.
Gertrude White feels herself
failure. She is very unhappy. She
went to psychoanalyst, but all he
told her in seven sessions was to
try to forget a lonely and handi-
capped childhood and a self-sacri-
ficing youth and assert herself and
her potential of happiness and sue
cess.
Il like men, but am horribly
shy and self-conscious when in
their company. I try to think of
subjects interesting to them, but
succeed only in making such arti-
ficial remarks that my purpose is
perfectly obvious and they either
answer briefly or wander away to
some other woman"
"You don't know" Gertrude's
letter continues, chow I envy wom-
en- luckier than in the way they
seem to know how to live. Their
simplest achievements seem mirac-
ulous to me having men buzz
about them at dances; receiving
invitations, attentions, offers of
marriage; going through all the
steps of engagement and marriage
and then proudly taking their places
in the social group as wives and
mothers. I don't know how to get
started. I know I could be loving
and capable if I had a chance. I've
never had a chance"
Can't Make Friends
"Please don't tell me-" she fin
ishes, "to show men simple friend
liness and interest and forget N.Y.
self in trying to win their friendship
that's just what do! Please don't
tell me to enlarge my interests and
join a class of Some kind. Be-
cause I did, with the hope that it
would bring new contacts into my
life, The only friends I made in a
Spahish class were an old man and
his wife, who stuck to me so that
everyone thought them my father
and mother. And even they never
asked me to their home!
81 want terribly to find myself.
don't want to die, 30 years from
now, never having lived"
All right, Gertrude, 1 will not
make you the usual suggestions of
charity work in some hospital or
community house or study in some
night class. l will ask you to do
two things.
The last woman to whom I gave
this recipe was in bad way, in
deed. She had gone down to the
lowest depth woman can plumb.
Ridden by physical disease and
consuming hunger for drugs, she
staggered into my life 10 years ago.
Now she lives in Texas, raises
Shetland ponies and has a good hus-
band. She is happy, successful
woman.
My suggestion to Inez was this
same one-to go to a church every
day, sit thinking for while and
then kneel to say only the brief
prayer. "CREATE A NEW HEART
IN ME, o GOD" This prayer never
Browning chief., 1948-07-09
And proper hanging.

gloves, hose and pieces of neck.
wear.
These are best done weekly on ]
day other than the regular laundry
If there are lot of them. Many
of these. like neckwear, hose and
gloves, can be given a daily sud
sing in the wash bowl.
The recipe for doing them is
somewhat similar: Gentle suds with
lukewarm water with gentle squeez-
ing and handling and absence Of
rubbing or wringing.
Use clear, cooling water for rims
ing out the last piece of soap.
Stretch gently into shape. This
saves ironing on gloves, saves hose
and makes neckwear easier to
press.
When washing fine things take off
rings and jewelry and file broken
nails so you won't injure the fabric.
Wash Frequently Enough
To Keep Clothes Best
Materials may have high wear
ability rating, but you should wash
everything before it is so begged
down with dirt that it's impossible
to get clean.
Washing Turkish towels is ex-
tremely important, because they
wear longer, stay brighter and
fresher when done frequently Save
Browning chief., 1948-07-09
Success As a Pirate

Bartholomew Roberts, perhaps
the most successful Of all pirates.
was a teetotaler and allowed no
gambling or women aboard his
ships, according to Encyclopaedia
Britannica. He was born in Wales
In 1852 and died fighting in 1922 af-
ter having captured more than 400
ships.
Browning chief., 1948-07-09
Give Good Care
For Longer Wear

Sheets never should be washed
until they are in shreds. They won't
need intense washing if you change
weekly. Give them a blue rinse, If
they're white sheets, in the last
water. Dry white sheets in the sun,
straight, rather than doubled on the
line if possible. This smooths out
wrinkles and you can fold and iron
them easily.
If you live where it's clean, dry
h e S the old fashioned way,
spreading them on the lawn to give
them an intense whiteness and
sweet fragrance.
Keep colored sheets away from
direct sunlight. Hang them in the
shade of a tree when possible.
The trick to ironing sheets prop
erly is to keep the hens straight
and even. On pillow cases, work
away from the closed corners.
All sheets should be folded uni
formly. Twice lengthwise and as
many times the other way as need
ed Sew tabs on sheets as to size
so you'll know which ones to pull
out for use.
Pile clean clothing on bottom of
pile; take things as needed from the
top and everything will wear even
ly.
Browning chief., 1948-07-09
SIS S

Handsome Chair
A handsome chair set done in
butterfly shape with the popular
pineapple motif. It's a giant size,
too, measuring over eighteen inches
from wing tip to wing tip! A nice
idea for a gift.
To obtain stitch illustrations and
complete directions for making the
Butterfly Chair Set Pattcrn No.
5155)
Send 20 cents in coin, YOUh
NAME, ADDRESS and PATTERN
NUMBER.
Browning chief., 1948-07-09

goes unanswered. My further ad-
vice to you is that you get inter-
ested in politics. We need women
in politics. They have their faults,
but they are different from the
mems faults and make for refresh
ing changes
Browning chief., 1948-07-09

Build 1t From A Pattern
Live Out OF Doors! No Need To
Break Your Budget Obtaining
Attractive Lawn Furniture
BY DONALD r. BRANN
Make your porch, terrace or lawn
an outdoor living room - turn
your backyard into a picnic ground
You'll be agreeably surprised to see
what fun dining out can be. Food
takes on an added Zest when fla
vored with the thrill of a picnic.
You can build wonderful pieces Of
lawn furniture at very low cost.
The set illustrated above was built
from patterns. These patterns take
all the mystery out Of woodworking.
Each shows the full size, shape and
length for cutting each part. Wher-
ever two parts are fastened toge-
ther, the exact location IS indicated
on the pattern.
Browning chief., 1948-07-09
Use Hand Laundry
For Some Clothing

Certain articles Of clothing and
household articles are best done by
hand since they require such gentle
handling In this class are included
silks, curtains, laces, fragile lin
gerie and accessories such as fine
Browning chief., 1948-07-09
Treat All Stains
Before Laundering

Clothing with stains or clothing
which needs to be bleached needs
attention before washing. Check
over the stain situation and remove
these. Rinse thoroughly before
washing.
When you use bleach, make
certain this is rinsed thoroughly
before you put it in to wash. Also
be certain not to get the bleach on
other pieces while you work.
Browning chief., 1948-07-09

Summer is the ideal time for
novelties in accessories, those
whimsical notes that give you and
your casual summer costumes
such grand pickup. One of the
prcttiest of these ideas is the
matching Of hat and bag in rough
straws, that lovely burnt color
which is dream in itself. This
gives a magnificent background
for brilliant plaid ribbon, polka
dots, kelly green and other excit
ing cOlors.
Browning chief., 1948-07-09

Organi=e laundering bV sorting .
wearing apparel follow the light
colored load.
Dark colored clothing and rather
dirty clothes 60 into the fifth load.
Heavy articles such as rugs or
mats go in last. Do not run too
many at one time.
Browning chief., 1948-07-09

SEWING CIRCLE NEEDIEWORK
$50 South Wells st. Chicago 7. Ill,
Enclose 20 cents for Pattern
Evening star., 1948-07-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nothwess.

COLORED-NR. 18th AND o SITS. NV
81 $50 down: semidetached 2.story brick;
s large rms and bath. fun basement;
everything Priced to sell this week. For
details eau TN p% Esesssys; ssns; Ne sYe,
1912 18th st. NV, DI. 1855. 10
COLORED-VACANT- down, move
right in, brand-new brick homes; with
full bsmts: and gas heat: payments hke
rent. SURETY REALTY Co. Elk. 1874; ,a
COLoRED-1st AND Z. I. AVE. NV
This spacious, Clean 6-room. bath, full.
basement, semidetached brick house will
suit the most conscientious purchaser;
low down payment. splendid terms; imme-
diate possession Call ST. 9316 or RA:
9I49 ewes. BLANKEN q PRESS, INC: 10
CoLoRED-sPECIAL SELECT HOME on
convenient terms.
lge rms, baths. h.-w. oil heat.
1900 block 9th st. n.w.-First comm +,
rms, baths, INV. coal h: good inc
100 blk. Euclid st. n,w-11 rms, 4
baths, front and rear bsmt. entrances;
INV. oil h.. and gar.
1000 blk: Portnsr pl: n.w;-Newly re-
decor, rms, bath, auto. gas heat.
West with D. H. JOHNSON CO.. RE. 5212.
MA. 1926; Sun. and ewes, Ii. O39S. III
Evening star., 1948-07-10
WILL TRADE,

Your row house for new det. brick home
consisting of 6 lge. rms. st. fir. powder
rm,; gas &C. heat, 2 baths, all elec. kit
with garbage disposal unit. truly re-
marksble buy and situated in most
conv NV. location. Call MR.. GINNETTI,
MA. 5140 or WO. 1865 ewes III
Evening star., 1948-07-10
DUPLEXES
WILL TRADE
OPEN | TO6P.M. SUN.

Glover Park, D. C: 2412 seth st. NV
All brick. Call for inspection at once;
owner says sell. Partly furn, vacant; lge.
recep. hall, living. dining rooms, modern
kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 tiled baths. sun
room, bedroom, heated in basement, built
MEASEILr OIL. q260.
Evening star., 1948-07-10
CHEVY CHASE. D C..
CHEVY CHASE MD.

well-built, center-hall brick on lovely
lot. Quiet ST., convenient to transporta-
tion. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. first-floor lava
tory. large living room and dining, room.
fine kitchen, delightful screened porch over
looking fenced garden, stairs to storage
attic, gas heat. garage: house and grounds
in excellent condition. Reasonably priced
To inspect call JAMES C. SCHWAB, OR.
l40S. 10
Evening star., 1948-07-10
HOME RRAUTIFTJT,

We claim this detached brick home con-
structed approXimateIy a year ago by
local and reputable builder for his own
residence, to be one of Washington's most
Beautiful and well-planned; YOUR in
spection will verify this statement; true
with mirrored fireplace, din. rm:, with
bav window, completely tiled and mod.
elec. kitchen, lovely den and tile powder
and beautiful tiled baths on End f.,
finished attic, the loveliest recreation rn
that we have yet to see. maids quarters
tens; home completely carpeted from wall
to wall ON st and End ars.;, we repeat;
words cannot express, the :, beauty and
located on fashionable upper 10th st. NV;
nice grounds. 2-car detached, brick ga. ga
B. BERENTER & CO., Realtors. DI. 5O29,
exclusive sales agents. Office open Sunday.
Evening star., 1948-07-10
BRIGHTWOOD

Four bedroom home. readily convertible
10 two-family unit and conveniently
located in BriehtW ood Spacious Co.
lonlal style row brick; living room,
dining room, den, modern kitchen and
breakfast room on first floor; bedrooms.
1l2 baths on 2nd floor: tiled basement,
automatic heat, Venetian blinds. storm
windows detached garage, nice sized lot
Priced for immediate sale. Call Mr. Kat
suranis, GE. 2943. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1948-07-10
MICHIGAN PARK

Beautiful ,e-room Colonial--type, semidet;;
home, featuring 2 full baths on second
floor; extra toilet in bsmt.; many un-
usual features These are de luxe homes;
large front porches; fully sodded lots:
concrete alley; slate mansard roofs; Only
a few left easy terms, only ST $50 cash,
SI15 monthly See 1878 Delafeld nl.
ne. Go out Michigan ave. to Sargent
I'd. to Dela1eld nj. Open Sat. and Sun.
afternoons. or other times by aupt. Phone
DU 1886 or DU. 3676. JOHN NJ. KING,
Builder, 3740 18th st. ne, DU. 2124.
Evening star., 1948-07-10
18th AND KENNEDY NV.

Beautiful semidet. brick' home with center
hall. liv. nm. with f1repl.. porch din. rm.
and breakfast nook bedrms and 2
baths; 2-car garage; parquet floors lovely
flower garden. Exceptional value AT
SI7.95O.
Philip B. Key Realty Co.
Evening star., 1948-07-10
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

By 'G owner-buiider. Just completed Well
built center-hall brick on lovely lot:
, bedrooms with bath and makeup room,
ing screened porch Beautiful dining
room. powder room and de luxe kitchen.
Complete basement designed for future
recreation room: gas heat, Venetian
blinds and attached garage. Open Sat-
urday ana Sunday, 1 to dark. OWNER,
Evening star., 1948-07-10
1921 ARGYLE TERRACE

1871 ARI 7 LII I EHhACE
Open Sunday. l to pm. This well con-
structed fine brick home is substantial; it
is adjacent to Crestwood: it does not ap-
pear as large from the exterior as it really
and adjacent music room together make
for comfortable living. The dining room is
quite large, the modern kitchen is very
sizeable with plenty of cabinets, all in fine
condition. Center-hall plan with large
porch off living room. Redecoration is
necessary, ie, papering and painting of
the kitchen ceiling Two of the bed
rooms, take twin beds, 2 baths serve End
floor; the 2Ox2O recreation room is really
nice with asphalt tile floor. Attic is hn--
good inclosed space. Nice garage in base
ment. To appreciate this house come in
to inspect 1t Sunday. Price at S25.750
for ready sale To reach: 18th st. to ALI
son, west ON Allison to Argyle terrace to
open" sign. Broker cooperation is well
will
Evening star., 1948-07-10
ATTRACTIVE ROW BRIcK-ontario :

NV: huge rms, auto. heat; dble. gar.
Sl3,950. terms
Petworth-Owner transferred and must
sell: bedrms.; close 10 eVerythins take
a look. 517 Taylor st. NV, then call
RE. 1916. to 9 daily.
u block of 14th st, near Spring I'd; !;
senidetached, completely redecorated
sonable down payment provides free rent
snd a good return on your investment;
hear everything and a wonderful buy;
E15a50 Don't be late. RE. 1915. CHAP
NAN REALTY CO, Realtors, to daily.
Evening star., 1948-07-10
173O d ST-VACANT

Open Sat. and Sun. till dark; q rms:
tapestry brick. Colonial front porch,
h. W h., deep lot, garage, new house Cond ;
easily arranged for Q families; possession
within 10 days. Mr., Tolson. FIR O3ao
O'BANNON REALTY co.
Evening star., 1948-07-10
A REAL BUY

Ft Dupont park-Ideally located betwn.
MINI. and Alabama sves. Sc: beautiful
approach through park area; mod 6-rm.
semi-det brick home: 3 bedrms.,. immsr
ulate cond.. ideal for children; good transp.:
SD 500: moderate down payment. balance
like rent Call Mr Stover. CAMPANELLA
& WOOD, Ex. ana ewes. and Sun, TW.
Evening star., 1948-07-10

brick home IN the 100 blk. of " St A
clean AND friendy neghboThoCd With 81
with reasonable down payment. This home
will be completely redecorated at the pur-
chaser's choice and taste without charge.
WEITZ REALTY CORP.
905 18th St. NV. ST. 4h55. Ill
HighvieW Property-6 Rooms
lao 1o TODD FL ne in center q
alleys, intersectinR; gear garage; full
basement coal h..wh;; 3 bedrooms; re
decersted; sI cash 5000 balanes like rent
COLoRED-BUY THROUGH SCOTT
Near-In Northeast. 1907 w. Va. ave. ne
rms. and bath on . frs; metal gar; well
constructed; now vacant. Open for inspec-
JoHNsoN, d DE. aoio; ewes. We a and Sun sun, No.
SoIoREpnsRm g O.. b. ,, ROW sKIekaNlce
GOOD e send; , Situated On Emerson @ st, St;
so5o snd Drsse fseusTe t4g m%sf %h sale M Gny
ms. a REALTY AGENCY. GIL. $685.
C6LoRED-I14s cor ABBEY pL. N.s.IRow
near buses, schools, shops; $3.50: terms
SCOTT SANDERS, TR. 1858; ewes, vi.
CsLoRED-A ST. Mr.. CAPIToL.-Excel-
lent condition, front porch, beautiful gar
t1eIsor den, row brick. 8 rms. equip kit S.car
Can EN- 1854 mornings only, J. j. KAHN
CoLoRED-1eth AND EYE ST. NE.-s
ssle' @ do%n os Pas1o pasment o snbeS eS
oE S eIRTo c15fSH0' REaLrY sss st. G5
COLORED-BROOKLAN fine home
plus a good income, on a quiet street in
fine neighborhood; this is priced so low
Sss Rsuch s9s21s Ho s5n 5s51 sG1o cox 8 own Co.
cSSIoRED-BRooKLAND. e7oe 18th ST.
40. 546I. Coz 4 co. RE: 1888; IL
coLokEB1RIN,Dho 5atss AVE ncossd bestsd
Sr RG!'sfs: shsehan Si RA lisa nut coH Ss1 Co f
CoLORED,-lsT AND QUINCY PL. NE.
INV bath roT-DrGk osrpH RRPNo pTSs
INC, Realtors, 903 H st. NV, MA. b4l1
coLoRED-BRooKLAND, Job Evarts
low with spacious cement front porch,
Has bedrms;, ,i liv rm din rm r1t;. kit; snd
gas gas water heater ige. lot, 43' front, So
rear. 100 deep, with GARAGE trees sp-
R's vio" Vsaf s en15 plenty of otu shrubbery an
even a strawberry patch. All for S13.950.
Substantial down payment REQUIRED. For
sppt to see call LANGSTON REALTY
CO, rR S693. j. r. Boone, Broker. Ill
COLORED-ExCLUSV block Md
ave. n.e.-s rms. "a baths. fun bsmt..
gas h.-w:h., lee., front porch, rear
porches, front and rear yards, Gear ga
rage Can be purchased at today's fair
market price. however, substantial cash
must be placed. Call LANGSTON REALTY
Co. TR. 1898. ]. R. Boone, Broker Ill
COLORED-IIO5 ABBEY PL. N.E.---Re-
duced for quick, sale; 81 $50 down; s,rm,
garage: front and back porches; entire
property in excel. cond. FIR. 1920.
ORIENTAL REALTY CO.. 9 am to pm.
CoLoRED-TRINIDAD SECTION
home, rms. plus . screened porches
gh-w. heat, full bsmt.; clean as pin;
: bedrms and bath: storm windows;
prompt poss; this is real buy; priced
right. Call MR.. LYNCH. OR. 200: ewes.
AT 2549. Brokers' cooperation invited
Evening star., 1948-07-10
SACRIFICE

Navy man transferred will sell his 3-bed-
Im modern home for $500 down. S67
GER mo; taxes, ms incl. Total price only
81 gbO CHAPMAN REALTY CO.. Real
tn q daily u
Evening star., 1948-07-10
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW

Well located; open; 1859 Mills ave. ne.
ist A., living room, dining rm.. kitchen,
2 bedrms, tile bath; concrete porcnsSs.
cony, to bus. stores and cars: public and
parochial schools. Out r; I. ave ne,
past Goth st. to stoplight, turn right one
block to house. Priced 10 SELL Terms
ROGER MOSS, Realtor
c12h r. I. ave. ne. Ho. 6o:o; eyes.
Evening star., 1948-07-10
KENSINGTON

An S-yr .-old white brick on an acre of
land; priced for an immediate sale, SIS
900: 3 or 4 lots on rear of property can
be sold for spproT. ST 500 each; reception
hall, J. r. 22xl5 with fireplace and built in
bookShelveS; d. r. large den. kit with
elec. stove, Frigidaire and exhaust fan; 3
large bedrooms; oil h.-w.h. with recessed
radtation; child's playhouse; numerous
portation.
Nr. 10th and Taylor SITS. NV.
S14 ,500--A Broom, 2-story modern brick
home. First floor has lv. rm. with lrepl.,
dining rm.., sunroom and kitchen; on
pletely equipped kitchen, h.-wh. 2-car ga
rage. This is one of today's best buys
ROCKVILLE PIKE, $17,500
Near Naval Hospital--A 6-rm. and b
frame on better than l acre of land. Large
oorcheS. garage and fruit trees.
FRANK J. VOLKMAN
Evening star., 1948-07-10
SEE THIS-S109 $50

Attractive b-rm. semidet. brick home; fun
bsmt,, &C. heat; good cond; ideal loca.
tion; quick p9sSesSsSSni termS Wooh InspeS'
liz: eXes and Sun. VI 1901. LIZ
Evening star., 1948-07-10
ARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
OPEN SAT SUN 1-6

1925 Wissioming rd. NV. Glen Echo hts;
buy this beautiful Arm. 1-bath bungalow
and save money; in a a beautiful setting
of trees; to reach: out Macarthur blvd.
to Sycamore store. turn right to top of
hill turn right again. and Wissioming I'd.
Call nwner direct WI 4&l4 IL
Evening star., 1948-07-10
MICHIGAN PARK HILLS

New bungalows. $40 and 54lo 18th pl
ne: osan Sun, ? to g. See these homes
today, they are priced to sell quickly.
Contains iiy. rm.. with f1repl., din, rm
a C. neat fully insu ated and complete
With storm windows, semifinished attic
which will provide , more rms. To reach :
Out Sargent rd to Jefferson ST. rlght TO
9TH nl then left to open sign.
S. r. MARTIN & co.
Evening star., 1948-07-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-kcrthwess.
HOMESITE. 76x2O9

f1OMtSl T., tOAAUS
Open Sat. and Sun. l pm; to dark; III
MeSt hsana d M cbsyy baths chsfa sns DINING
reoms. Esi kitchen' ei oil h,-W.h. sarase: beau.
tiful flowers, shrubbery. newly DECORATED;
vacant. possession with title. LESLIE D.
1922 QUEBEC ST. NV.
bath: tiled kitchen; stone foundationn;
fireplace in living room; oil h:-whi Va
can't ant ~ second aeor, z besFooms' esE" bath.
OPEN l TO 6 PM. SUN.
Rock Creek Forest, ,sa1l Ellinxson DR.;
Colonial brick home: first floor. large
living, dining rms, powder room, DE luxe
LESLIE D. MEAsELL. OF. $3.50.
IL East MelroSe st.
Chevy Chase, Nd. Open Sun. 2 to 9;
eT on lEe hse weii-shsded G iot liv rm. den. din.
rm., kit. and pantry on 1st floor, Drive
out Conn. ave. about 4 blks. beyond Chevy
Chase Circle, turn right " block. House
sn & 81 lett; Il W. L9H1s Nj ,9ss SHOEMAKER, II 17ls
VACANT-FROM OWNER
Beautiful center.hall plan; dst; brick:
porch, two nice sized bedrooms. tiled bath
terms; Si3,s50. viii be open Sunday, j
to s.. Directions: Riggs rd. closed, go
out New Hampshire ave, one street past
.5d line ts st 81 street s turn mk.a right sb HTye
go right down Chillum rd. right to No.
is. Further information, call IA. O995.
Evening star., 1948-07-10
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

Near Blessed Sacrament Church. Open
sat and sun. ~ pm. $500 52nd nl
,w.-Owner leaving CITY, must be solo
at orce. Corner brick Colonial with cen
ter entrance: 20-tt. screened porch off
living room. fireplace; breakfast nook and
pantry; } bedrms., = baths, finished third
floor ,heated) with fan for summer COM
fort Venetian blinds. bar downstairs; gas
INV h, built-in garage. Priced much
lower Than other homes m this excellent
location. To reach: Out 33rd st. to
lett TO house Exclusive with c. McCIINE,
AT 11qn III
Evening star., 1948-07-10
WEAR 18th AND LAMONT NV.

NEAR 18th AND LAMONT NV.
Fine large brick residence, ideal for home
or rooming house in this convenient neigh
norhood. Living room, reception hall
dining room and modern kitchen; 5 large
he'd and baths. Entire house re-
decorated throughout for owners use
hut due to unforeseen circumstances, must
now sell. New stove, new refriserator.
new sink, new oil burner Lots of closet
space Close to transportation, schools
churches stores. Good terms can be
arranged Call Mr.. Schwab, WO. 06S4.
with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1948-07-10
50 600 DOWN-VACANT

1900 block Dexter ter Sc, off NICHOLS
awe year-old 2story brick. large
h.-w.h.; nice yards; Al condition rriced
TO sell this week For details call TN ?
. m. weekdays; Sun, ~ to 8.
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
Evening star., 1948-07-10
BETHESDA. MD.

Delightful 6-yr- -oId det white brick in
an unusually attractive setting. First
floor. powder room, porch opening of din
ing room. private garden with fagstone
patio. For apDt. 10 inspect, cal HELENA
c. KADOW RE. 1915; week ends. OIL
Evening star., 1948-07-10
ALBEMARLE ST.
AMERICAN UNIV PARK
HUNT REALTY co.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
BARNABY WOODS

st pl.: red brick, center-hall, Colonial
homes. situated on tree-shaded lot, built of
prewar materials; 4 bedrms., . complete
tiled baths, large closets, stairway to
hoored, insulated attic. 23-ft living rm
with hrepl, dining rm. 14x14, modern,
well-eauipLed kitchen, frepl in bsmt
maids rm., gas h.-w.h., attached garage,
Immediate poss: reas terms For appt.
cali E. H. IRWIN, MA. 1895 or Elmw ood