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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-08
Spring Good Tree
Planning Period
Ia Benton County

The spring is good time for
planting fruit trees in Benton
County, says Frank Webster,
County Agent. The young trees
should be set just as early as
the ground can be worked. When
they are set early, they become
well established before hot Wea-
Their begins and they make bet
ter growth the first year.
Here are some suggestions on
buying and on planting the young
stock-as recommended by John
c.. Snyder, Extension Horticul-
turist at Washington State Col.
lege: ..#*
l.Get the best planting stock
available. Be sure the trees are
vigorous, Well-matured and free
from injurious insects and dis
eases. A medium-sized one-year-
old tree is usually most satisfac-
tory. Some growers order low
priced small-sized trees on the
assumption that these soon equal
the larger trees In growth; these
smaller trees, however, are us
ually inferior because Of poor
root systems or other defects and
usually remain smaller compared
with larger planting stock.
2. If the trees arrive before
they can be planted, the bundles
should be opened and the trees
''heeled in In a trench. Moist
soil should be packed carefully In
and around the roots. If they are
dry on arriving, it's good to soak
them in water for 80 minutes to
an hour before either heeing
them in or planting them.
3. Prepare the tree carefully
before you set it. All mutillated
portions of roots should be cut
back to uninjured tissues. Extra
long slender roots should be cut
back to the general length of the
root system of the tree.
/ 4. Digging the holes is easier
if the ground has been well-pre-
pared. The holes should be large
enough so that the roots won't
have to be bent from their norm
al position, and deep enough so
that the trees may be set about
l inch deeper than they stood
in the nursery row. .....--..
S. In digging the-holes the top
soil (unless it is toxic should be
kept separate from the subsoil
and then thrown around the roots
as the trees are set. The soil
should be spread around the roots,
the tree worked up and down
slightly to prevent the leaving Of
air spaces, and the dirt packed
tightly around the tree by lamp
ing. Where water is used as the
hole is filled, the soil usually set
ties better. Only few inches of
soil should be placed in the hole
in the beginning and this layer
should be packed tight before
another layer is AIDED. Contine
in this way until the hole is
filled to within a few inches Of
the surface. Then finish filling
with loose soil.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-08
Meat Loaf Sandwich

Meat loaf stretches almost be-
yond imagination IL IL has a sa-
worry stuffing in its center-Sand-
wich-style! Fill the loaf pan with
half the meat-loaf mixture, then
spread the stuffing over the meat
and top NTH the remainder Of
the meat mixture. With a veal
loaf, a stuffing generously sea-
soned with herbs will win flavor.
Lamb would take a mint favored
stuffing, while a pork-ham COM
bination would welcome a fruit
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-08

they are used. Thin head lettuce
to, not less than inches between
plants Immediately after this crop
emerges from the ground. The dis
tances between other plants should
be as follows: beets and carrots, 2
to 3 inches; spinach, 3 to 4 inches;
early cabbage, Is inches; and ear
ly potatoes, IL to IA inches. Sow
NECESSARY; or else thin the plants
pea seed so that no thinning is
to stand inch apart. .
Distance Between Rows.
Put rows of lettuce and green
onions at least 18 inches apart;
farther if the garden is short on
moisture. Plant rows of carrots,
beets and spinach about 18 to "a
inches apart; early cabbage and
early potatoes 80 to SO inches;
radishs, IL inches; and peas SO
inches in most cases, but tall,
whey types such as Alderman and
Telephone, require a to-. S feet.
Where horse, :: culivatio. is used,
the distance :: named shuld be
somewhat increased. g. - !
Planting Depths; as! as::s$
Plant seeds OF carrots, chard and
cabbage about " inch deep; corn,
beets and onions, about inch; and
string beans. andd' peas ab0ut 11x
inches deep. Potato seed pieces
should be planted about 4 inches
deep. -
Firm the soil over and around
the seeds slightly, but don't pack
it hard. II the soil is too dry to
terminate the seed, irrigate before
rather than after planting. Don't
plant them when the soil Is too
wet; wait until it can be worked
easily and don't pack too tightly,
Avoid Waste
Don't be over-enthusiastic and
plant more of some varieties than
you can eat" Dodge admonishes.
Especially are leaf lettuce and
radishes often wasted. Also, plant
just enough beets and carrots for
earliest table use; those for sor-
age should be planted at a later
date. Peas, however, must all be
planted early for they will not do
well if planted after the heat of
summer arrives.
Gardeners are sometimes car
ried away by extravagant state
ments of advertisers concerning
new and untried varieties of veg
tables. There are many good var
ieties of seed on the market. You
can't 60 wrong if you use such
varieties as Grand Rapids leaf let
tuce, New York No. IL head let
tuce, Improved Thick Leaved spin
ach; Yellow Globe Danver onions,
Detroit dark red beets, Red Cored
Chatenay or Imperator carrots,
Blue Bantam, Improved Gradus,
or Little Marvel peas; Bliss Tri-
umph potatoes, Improved Scarlet
Globe and White Icicle radishes.
These brands are suggested be-
cause they are known to be de-
pendable and are handled by most
dealers. There are many other
varieties that may prove to be
just as satisfactory" Dodge says.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-08
On With Tho Leftoversl

Cooked tongue presents no
problem when Il comes to finish
ing the remainders. Place slices Of
the tongue between pieces OF
bread, dip in milk-egg mixture
and pan fry lightly as for French
toast. Serve with currant Jelly.
Or place slices Of the meat on
pieces Of split hot corn bread ana
top with a condensed mushroom
soup.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-08

relates that the famous cherry
trees and magnolias were in full
bloom making the capitol city
especially beautiful. Enroute
home she spent two days in Min
neapolis at the home of Mrs. Rod
Olson, the former Bonnie Mercy
holds of Kennewick.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-08
ATTEND FUNERAL

MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Dutton, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Dutton and G,
E. Bennett left for Bremerton,
Wednesday morning to attend the
funeral of their brother and un-
Gle, E. w. Bennett who passed
away Monday evening, April S,
in Paulsbo.-
MIR. Bennett lived in Kenne-
wick almost 80 years. In 1898 he
moved to Paulsbo fhere he was
employed in the Ammunition De-
pot for about 8 years.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-08
March Fire Loss Only
$40. Poles Undamaged

An estimated loss or ,$3Z was
recorded in two fire calls during
the month of March. One of the
fires accounting for $25 was the
loss of some old bleachers at the
high school. The other was at
Lee and SEastes. 49,. ...
Another fire on March 80 at
tracted q good audience when a
pile of poles blazed at Benton
street near the tracks. No loss
estimate was made.
Two other calls brought out
the equipment with no loss sus-
tanned In either. g.,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-08

D. "A. r.
The d. A. r. will meet Monday
April IL at 300 pm, with Mrs.
Harold higgins on the Highlands.
Mrs. Boice Of Richland, has
charge Of the program.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-08

attend or to bring guests should
contact Florence Oliver by Mon
day noon.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-08
Meafy Sauce

Neatly" canned soups quickly
for q filling effect by adding diced
leftover meat loaf, ham or bacon.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-08

BPW MEETING
Kennewick Business and
Professional Women club will
meet April IS at $50 pm. In the
Arrow Grill. Anyone planning 20
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-08

The nations first "drive-in" fill-
ing station was opened in st. Louis
Mo-, in 1905.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05
Studebaker Charges
'Untrue,' Ewing Says;
Prompt Hearing Asked
By the Associoted Press

Charges that he baked an
educational campaign against
communism were branded "un-
true" and deliberately mislead-
ing" today by Federal Security
Administrator Oscar Ewing. He
demanded prompt public hear
ing.
Mr. Ewing bitterly denounced
letter written to him by former
Commissioner of Education John w.
Studebaker. DR.. Studebaker claimed
in the letter that officials of the
FSA-which controls the Orfice OF
Education-had:
l. Censored a speech, prepared
for meeting of Massachusetts high
school principals, which warned of
the dangers of Communism.
2. Advised DR.. Studebaker to tone
down" statement counseling
against entrusting American educa-
ton to enemies of American
democracy"
Protests Cited.
Mr. Studebaker also protested
moves which he said would central
ize authority over education in the
Security administration, whom he
described as "a partisan official"
The FSA censorship" was set
up on Mr.. Ewing's orders, DR.. Stude-
baker charged in the letter made
public Sunday. Copies had been
sent to members of Senate and
House Appropriations Committees.
Senator Ferguson, Republican, of
Michigan, Immediately ordered an
investigation of Dr. Studebaker's
accusations and the next day sena-
tors Bridges. Republican, of New
Hampshire, and Eastland, Demo-
Graf. Of Mississippi, called for Mr..
EWing's resignation.
Letter Made Public.
In a letter to Senator Ferguson
which he released last night, Mr..
Ewing said he had hurried to
Washington from Maine when he
heard of Mr.. Studebaker's "vicari-
GUS attack" in the hope of getting
a prompt public hearing before the
Michigan Senator's investigating
committee.
Il request a public hearing" he
said, In order that all the press
and the American public can know
the real facts rather than the I'M
truths and deliberately misleading
statements contained in Studebak-
ers letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05
$3.50 Stolen From Safe
AT Herndon Market

The theft of $3.50 from a safe at
the Herndon (Va) Market was dis
covered yesterday.
Fairfax County police said the
store had been broken into through
a rear door sometime Tuesday night
The 1,000-pound safe had been
forced open and approximately $3.50
in cash was missing from it yes
terday morning, police said.
Estimates Of the time it will take
to restore war-wrecked Berlin range
up to so years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05
Million for Student Looms
Is Left by Woman, 80
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-An 60-year-
old woman, who died July d, has
left million dollar fund to provide
interest free loans to students.
The fund was provided in the will
Of Mrs. Josephine A. SchWed, widow
of a merchant and investor.
The will. filed for probate yester-
sday, specified that the fund be used
to provide interest free loans to
needy students at New York Uni
versity.
Mrs. SchWed was native of
GreenVille. III.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
SUBURBAN sALE-yIRGIkIA.
MCLEAN. VA.

New Cape Cod brick being sacrificed By
owner. who because of i'll health, must
fireplace, door leading to screened porch.
din. rm., beautifully equipped kitchen.
bedrm. and full tile bath; 2nd fr. has 2
6edrms; and full tile bath; full bsmt;; oil
handicapped lot; must be sold this week
Dial opr., ask for Elmwood 325 (no TOLD
Evening star., 1948-08-29
COUNTRY HOME

COUNTRY HOME
This completely modernized 5-rm. bunga-
Of level fenced, a-acre % plot; long M roat frontr
age on paved road a variety OF fruit
trees, garage, chicken house; full bsmt =,
oil h;.w SS n; a. Hollywood kitchen; s11,95o,
VACANT
large 6-rm. home. in Hyattsville. u block
to stores and bus; oil h.-w.h. Price,
RIvERDALE
sll95o s I'll: is a bargain for this modern
gas heat; fast possession; terms
HYATTSVILLE HILLS
1aTsy sTsf Cape o mature e1a arss esnna
is 4 substsntiaiiy built tn home An ins ms
UNIVERSITY PARK
Four lge. bedrms., tiled baths: new brick
detached garage; hard to duplicate at
So 800.
FULL PRICE
small, modern bungalow will
Ss to osn .h
8 ROOMS
s13,5oo-,2 baths, includes 1st,h. den
and bedrm., finished bsmt.; Al cond.
throughout. Inspect this buy today.
ACRE LOT
6-rm., 2-story home. in good cond; hwd
frs, full bsmt., screened porch: owner
moving West has slashed price to $4,000
to sell Immediately; terms;
DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR
Value at 2.50o-suhstantial 7,;rm., 2;
bath down and bedrms. and bath UP;
full bsmt oil h.-wh., garage. fruit trees.
6-rm., c-story Colonial, side porch. full
bsmt.,- gas a.-c. hat. equipped kitchen
ROBERT S. DAVIS & co.
5sO4 Baltimore ave-. Hyattsville, Nd.
WA. 1900 Open daily and Sunday till
8 pm.
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SUBURBAN SALE-WRGINIA
A REAL MONEY-MAKER

Buy this 17A-acre place for a home and
also for splendid business investment; at
present time this nice resid and acreage
Is good money producer: the well-built
2-story, 3-bedrm. all-mod. house, 2 poul-
try houses, smokehouse and brooder
houses. 20 breeding pens, poultry stock
and equip. are well worth the money
asked; let US show you this property to-
day, Exc. with EASTMAN & SEAY,
Evening star., 1948-08-29
SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGiNIA,
COUNTRY CLUB HUIS

Overlooking Washington Golf and Country
Cluo-A beautiful prewar det. brick home,
center hall large liy. rm. with open fire.
place din. rm., kit. large bedrm. and bath
on lst f.; 2 very large bedrms and bath
on End f.: recr. rnl. IN basement. h.-w.h.,
on burner side-drive built-in garage,
screens, insulated. weather-stripped i'm
mac. cond. beautifully Handicapped lot
SoxlSo SoS Built by present. owner for his
L. T. GRAVATTE
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ARLINGTON

Open today l to p.m.-Attractive To-
year-old brick home, located in the vicin-
ity of Arlington Village. recently vacated
by prominent physician, the only occu-
pants since built; situated on very large
well-landscaped lot, the rear of which is
fenced with white picket fence: LIST floor.
spacious hall charming living room with
fireplace. good sized dining room opening
onto large private screened porch (there
are shadeSl modern equipped kitchen;
IND floor. a very large master bedroom
with dressing room-size closets. . other
large bedrooms, :? tiled baths: storage and
closet space excellent: full basement. floor
finished with asphalt tile: laundry. includ-
ing Bendix washer; large cedar-lined stor-
age closets, outside entrance. auto. Timken
oil burner; garage: slate roof. copper gut
ters This property is within walking dis
tance bank, schools, movie, shopping and
churches. yet of far enough to give you
seclusion. Price, S24.5 500; terms arranged.
To reach from Pentagon: Columbia pike
to s., Cleveland St, left to 1022 and
our sign.
ROMYE LAMBORN, Realtor
Exclusive agent. 1901 8. Arlington RidEe
I'd, Arlington. Va. OF. s5s6.S036,
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
ALEXANDRIA

Beautiful bungalow buy. Price, S1O,650,
completely furnished $3.50, unfurnished.
Large lst trust; monthly payments approx
S5L per mo. For appt. to see call
JOHN T. BEUCHERT co.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
CALL OWNER, TIE. 1855

To see 4bedrm., 2-bath home. 2-story
brick, lRe. rms, built 1910; redecorated.
Full bsmt oil heat fireplace, scr porch.
lot 70x15O; 3 mi. from Ft. Belvoir nr.
Mt. Vernon H. s. Vacant. Immed. poss.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGlNlA.
ARLINGTON

3211 N. 10th St; prewar Q940) brick in
best Lyon Village section; large bedrooms
q on main floor. fine screened front
perch, nore sleeping porch in rear large closets
basement of 3 rooms and second tile bath
with separate ground-level entrance. COM
rooms and storage; copper plumbing, auto.
h.-w.h., huge built-in garage, heaviest
Vermont slate roof, storm sash; finest type
Y miles from Key Bridge to Hot Shoppe
LEFT on Kirkwood blocks to 10th St
OWNER, CHI Si67 No agents
Evening star., 1948-08-29
~ ACRES

212 ACRES
This choice 4-bedroom house is pleasantly
situated among good homes in a promising
residential neighborhood between Annan-
dale and Falls Church. 1t is of brick and
frame construction and has living room
13!2x26, fireplace, 2 tiled baths, oil heat
full baseemnt, garage and abundant shade
The range and refgr. are included. This
owner-built home is $4,000; Sc, 900 down
bal. S136 per mo. Shown exclusively by
MASON HIRST
Annandales oldest firm. Phone FA. 7447
Weekdavc
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BUNGALOW

Excellent location, near Univ. Park; about
a yrs. old: 8 rms, bath, oil &c, lot
SS 500 eash. % RoENsTEEsiM~ p BROS. ~.
5000; ewes, ee sun. 6H. o24H. 80
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THE M. H. BARRY ORG
ALEXANDRIA SPECIAL

Outstanding brick bunga, consisting of
liv. rm.,. din. rm.. kit, bedrms. and
tiled bath, ali on / st f., full bsmt with
buit-in gar. oil h-w.h., diversified lot;
will accept GI contract and GI financing.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
22o4 Wilson blvd, oW. $500; OK 41o3.
Evening star., 1948-08-29

$8,5OU
6-rm., 2-story frame house, loc. on 1s
acres, about "a miles from Wash: excel.
garden, small apple orchard and some
farm crops; cash down payment, 50 100:
bal. on easy financing. EASTMAN b
sEAY, Realtors, IA. 2620. 80
Evening star., 1948-08-29

OPEN TODAY, 2 TO 6 PM.
Valuable location at Fairfax Circle. Fine
country property on 80 acres of land,
attractive well-built Dutch Colonial home
with 8 rooms, 2 tile baths. full basement,
h.-W.h. (stoker), stairway to attic;
4 acres in woods. excellent barn and out
bldg. Must be sold to settle estate. This
is splendid investment property. To
reach: From Memorial Bridge. rt into Lee
blvd, to Fairfax Circle, left around circle,
one block to property
ROMYE LAMBORN, Realtor
Exclusive Agent. 1901 S. Arlington Ridge
I'd. Arlington. Va. OF S5S6-S035
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S1,8OO CASH-S59 so MO.

ST 300 CASH-S59.50 MO.
An attractive 5-rm. brick (semidet) home.
Priced $4,000 Located near Alexandria
in nice community, an excellent buy for
Army or Navy officer stationed at Pentagon
or Navy Annex. Owner leaving Sept 18th.
Property in excellent condition and inn
maculately clean. All rms. bright and
bsmt., auto. gas heat. Venetian blinds:
AZ GI loan. Shown today, 2:3O to pm.
l441 Wash. ave tin Huntingtonl. Drive
hwy. across Hunting Creek, turn right at
Huntington subdivision sign on Hunting
ton ave, continue approximately 2 blocks.
Wash, ave and left to property.
DICK BASSETT, REALTOR
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ONE OF THE FINEST

Best constructed homes being offered for
new red brk. center-entrance Colonial has
spacious liv rm. din. rm, panel den or
library. step saving equipped efficiency
kit, y bath. and delightful scr. side porch
and IA baths. stairway to fioored good
sized attic Among other features are det.
brk. garage, heavy slate roof, copper
screened plumbing and guttering, recessed
h.-w.h. price, S26,500. Reasonable terms
can be arranged.
Dominion ms. g. Realty Agency
31o3 10th St no., Arlington, GIL. 633S
Evening star., 1948-08-29
NEAR FIT. BELVOIR

Open Sun, 1876; lovely Cape Cod home;
liv. rm.. with firepl.. din. rm., equip. kits
screened side porch, oh. h.-w.h., hardwood
frs, h-acre lot; can be sold to veteran
or nonveteran. Directions: miles S. OF
ater, turn left on Old Mt Vernon rd Tex.
ace station, keep right at next fork and
follow our sign. Exclusive with
CURTIS E. MARTIN
12o s. Royal ST.. Alex. Alex. 6S15, TIE.
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AURORA HILLS

Three bedrooms tapestry brick. living
room. room Wit. with fireplace, large dining room,
and large screened veranda, first floor; tile
bath and bedrooms second floor; maid S
room b2:h and garage in basement; level
lot. This home in immaculate condition
and available for early occupancy. At
tractive price and terms to responsible
purchaser.
J. LEE PRICE
1903 S. Arl. Ridge rd, Arl., Va,
OF 1604 OR OK 1000 an
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NORTH ARLINGTON
.-..


One of Arlington's exclusive sections and
highest highest elevation. six-room brick, Colo
bath on first floor; 2 bedrooms and bath
on second floor Master bedroom 13xiS
With large closet. Large living room with
screened porch, built-in garage. overhead
door. full basement with outside entrance;
copper plumbing, cutters and downspouts:
landscaped wooded lots, cement drive and
walkways. Ready for decoration Come
out and select it: S21 $50; terms. To
reach Drive out Lee blvd. to North Glebe
I'd. right to North Wash. blvd, left to
North Harrison, turn right to 10th and
North Mort Hollister and open sign. MAC LIND
SEY, Realtor, rs North Glebe rd, Arling-
ton. Va. CH 1000 OK .,0l cd
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.

311IZA111NDItII1 VIZ.
You, can now buy. a brand-ncw Colonial
Rb 9Fiek eenteTha ;lia plan home Of six rooms
and entrance to nice rear side porch
dining room and modern kitchen and Y
and tiled bath There is a full light
basement oil heat, etc Yes the location
H important: it is up on the Hill. west
schools. churches. stores, theaters and bus
line: all for the low price of S20,95O,
on terms to be arranged. 1t will be shown
only on definite appointment and it is
exclusive with
THE M. H. BARRY ORG.
22N6. Mt. Vernon ave. Alexandria. Va.
Alex 0O7s, TIE. 2442. The Old Reliable
Office. o9s
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OPEN TODAY, 2 TO 6

Enjoy this cool comfortable nearly new
home, featuring 8 bigger lots, bigger bed
rms, large living rm. with frepl, Ia
baths, attractive kit.-dtnette, equip. with de
luxe eft. refr. and Caloric gas range,
Venetian blinds. copper screens and plumb
ing and radiant heat: this home was de.
signed TO be pleasantly cool in summer
have immediate possession; priced SIS.
ESQ; So. 500 cash, balance at S7s0S per
and insurance subject OF offer. To reach:
Out Lee highway to Great Fall st. l block
before State Theater. right about / mile TO
Hallwood ave. l block to North st. left
to To4 and our open sign.
Dominion InS. & Realty Agency
Gil 633S OK 177Q; ewes FA oOa0
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3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

Open l to 8-Attractive home in immac-
ulate condition, located in convenient resi-
Dental section South Arlington; large
living room nice dining room. modernly
tile bath on Ist floor: twin-size bedroom
and study or .guestroom and tile bath
on end floor: full basement and outside
entrance minutes Pentagon; price.
S14. $50; substantial cash; immediate DOS
session. Drive out Columbia pike to SO.
Monroe st., left on Monroe ST.. to So.
10th St, right on 10th to So. Quincy st.
left on Quincy to 10Th St. right on So.
10th to 1929 and open sign. Exclusively
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ALEXANDRIA

Ideal for home and antique shop; brick
construction, beautifully arranged draw
ing rm with fireplace or display rm., din.
rm., unusually lge. kit bedrmS., sewing
nm, bath. oil h.-w.h, garden; reas. priced.
To see call SUBURBAN REALTY CO., TIE.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
RAMBLER, MAGNIFICENT

Owner is moving West and offers for
sale his beautiful new three-bedroom Gun
nison rambler. It's positively a dream
luxury ramblers Listen to this 2 fire.
places, window wing, screened breezeway
to Gear sarage, baths. Q Gu. fl. Frigid-
can Beauty steel kitchen cabinets huge
living room mirror, spacious closets, out
side basement entrance. recreation room,
you mus: see to appreciate including even
power lawn mower. It's located on
$4,000 SO. #. Of ground, a mile from
Lincolnia School and Shirley highway,
less than . miles to Duke Street Quarter
master Depot and about 15 minutes to the
White House. The price for quick sale
with substantial cash is unbelievable,
May be seen at any time. Go out Column
bia pike past Baileys Crossroads to Brad
dock rd., Turn left to Hillcrest rd. and
left to last home on right. Telephone