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Evening star., 1948-12-18
XMAS IN EAST PINES

II you act quickly on this lovely 2-story
bdr. vacant home. Only S2,734 down and
S62 .O2 monthly.
Also q Cape Cod with poss. after New
Years. bdrs.. expan. attic, etc. Only
$1,000 down and assume 4eo loan OF
$500, payable $47.52 monthly Call now
for appt. to inspect. DI. O222
WALKER & DUNLOP, Realtors
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1417 K st. NV.

OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 5
S23 Gist ave. Silver Spring; attractive
and comfortable 6-room bungalow. full
Ga ave- close to Schools and transp !:
priced low at S12.950 or trade John
McRae, Alex. S719. BROWN REALTY
CORP, Realtors DIJ S55S 10
Evening star., 1948-12-18

PICTURESQUE RAMBLER
On large lot, with picture window and
rural-type fencing, large comb. liv. din:
rm., real fireplace, scientifically arranged
kit. all elec. equip, 8 bedrms. The owner
is buying q business and needs quick sale
This is your opportunity to pick UP q
bargain. Cali RE $3.50 90.
Colonial Investment Co.
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You are looking for a brick house, 8 bed
rms, lge. din; rm., liv. rm:, kit. and den,
back yd., 3 complete baths, oil b. W. heat
gar, plenty, of yd. space. fenced; finished
osmt., can be used as doctors once with
separate entrance thereto. storm windows
and easy 70 heat See OWNER for appt.
Evening star., 1948-12-18

BUNGALOW, $9,75O
Bradbury Heights, ? blks from Southern
ave and busline, 8 blks from new Coral
rooms plus glass-inclosed rear porch,
gas h.-wh.; nice lot. Terms, $1,000 cash,
bal. like rent. To inspect. call Mr..
Marchal. RA. 1851.
BURR & YOUNG, Realtors
Evening star., 1948-12-18
$3.50 DOWN
APPROX. sos month: new brick bungalow
only / left. Call
MILLAR BROS, INC.

Veterans Inventment Homes
broom and bath brick homes, with un-
finished 2nd floor for expansion, full base
ment and all modern conveniences. Finance
ct 4% and priced low for today's market.
They are located in rapidly developing
area, near site Of washington anna polls
and Washington-Bal Baltimore freewayS and
intercounty highway. home for today
or an excellent investment for tomorrow,
away from crowded downtown. vet c:ose-
in. At only S1O,5OO, you can't afford
minute ride by Greyhound from 11th and
N. Y. ave. to 72nd ave. in Landover Hills,
over one of the best entrances to the
Nations Capital, walk down 72nd ave
Ia blocks to Varnum St. then "a block
left to 1907 73rd ave, or for inform alton
call WA. 1852, 8 to 8 and WA. 1923
Evening star., 1948-12-18
OAK HAVEN

OAK HAVEN
Comfort-Radiant heat Beauty-Noble
trees, large lot Health-Wide picture
windows letting in oceans Of sunlight
three bedroom brick ram
bier. no steps to climb. home with every
modern facility. Convenience-Just of
Fairfax dr.. boulevard to Washington.
pride-Lovely neighbors and a home your
friends will praise. To inspect. drive
to Falls Church at Fairfax DR.. crossing.
right on Fairfax dr.. to Meridian ave. or
Great Falls ST.. right to our signs.
Larchmont Corp, GIL. 9910
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RAVENWOOD

RAVENWOOD
Large stone rambler. on 2 levels. located
in restricted estate area. A prewar-built
home of finest materials available, includ-
rm with picture window and stone fire:
place. Panel den with bookshelves and
fireplace. De luxe kitchen. 2 bedrms. and
fully finished 3O-ft recreation room with
stone fireplace, connecting barroom. Grand
for serving guests 2 bedrms. and bath.
Fine furnace and laundry room. Gear
garage. Large stone outdoor barbecue.
ia acres Of naturalistic beauty. We
recommend this modern
desirable. Exclusive.
EASTMAN & SEAY
paolknre ORCn
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WOODSIDE PARK

pc luxe home, built within year; offered
Tor first time to discriminating buyer:
Present owners demanded finest in con-
Struction. Situated in splendid Silver
Spring area; the residence of Colonial
design with appealing doImer windows.
Reception hall, living room with fireplace:
paneled den Fully equipped Kitchen:
first floor laundry room Built-in garage
and earden tool room. Full basement.
floor has master bedroom with private
bath. . other bedrooms, bath. sewing
room and ample closet space. Gas; heat.
well financed Call MR.. SEBASTIAN, MA.
$500. Ewes. and week ends. WI 1916.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1948-12-18

Veterans, Attention-$1 ,050 Cash
Here is your dream home, located in
bsmt, gas a.-c. heat, fully equipped kit,
liv. rm. with frepl,; price, SI4.S5O. bal.
in easy monthly payments. To inspect,
call TR. 1882.
T. PAUL MUDD, Broker
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RIJNGATOW-S10 nm

BUNGALOW-$10,O0O
Completely furn, very lge liv. nm. kit.
2 bedrms. tile bath, hot-water heat, full
bsmt.: lge. lot. Shown by appt.
MICHAEL WALSH & SON
1911 Eye st. NV. RE. S2s2 10
GIs-NO MONEY DOWN
Mr.. Univ. of Md. take over. Just pay rent:
must earn yearly salary S6,4OO. VA ap-
proved for S15,95O. This beautiful 6
Large fm ,t,, b1ick Golonial With !nelosed
blinds and aluminium storm windows. full
bsmt.. large sodded lot NORTHEAST
DEVELOPMENT CORP, 9031 49th ave.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
IN SILVER SPRING

141V 1l1V 1V11VO
A beautiful Colonial brick residence, on a
nice lot, 75x135. ideally situated within
2 blocks Of everything. true center
hall plan; there is living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen and powder
room on the first floor: 3 bedrooms and
bath on the second floor and beautiful
finished room in the attic; in the base
ment is large recreation room with bath:
finest construction and best appointments
throughout; air-conditioned oil heat, Vene-
tion blinds, electric refrigerator, inclosed
roof; owner, moving to California, must
sell Immediately, and is priced at S22,e50.
This home will sell quickly. See 1t this
with
Evening star., 1948-12-18
NEAR OLNEY INN

Colonial frame house. in Brookville, Nd;
Y acre of ground; bedrms, oil heat
eutbuildings; price $4,000, $1,000 cash
Sown' al easy mo. payments. Call RE
COLONIAL INVESTMENT co.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
CT Approved, ST 600 Down

Open daily and Sun l. till dark. In
Bethesda. All brick 8 and rms. III
and fully equipped kit. one with gar. and
Il IT. knotty pine den; 2-story and Cape
Old GEORGETOWN. rd. min to Wyngate
SUBDIVISION. | blk past to Ryland DR.
WISCONSIN REALTY. day or eve. CO
30x2O, in condition to be modernized: al
Fairland. Montgomery Co. Md On hard
rd.; about 8 mi. from Silver Spring. Md
ALSO
Ia acres; for a rich man. Out Mass.
ave. and about or 3 blocks beyond
p C. line in MONTGOMERY County, Md.
Present house can be enlarged; land priced
by the square foot. including house and
garase. All utilities in.
L. w. GROOMES
Evening star., 1948-12-18
OWNER MUST SELL
COZY BUNGALOW

COZY BUNGALOW
Three blocks from shopping and trans
portation on a lot 45x150. Owner
occupied bungalow that can be. bought for
S9.950. Stucco exterior with front porch.
Full basement. oil heat Quiet street. one
block from D. e. line
ROBERT E. LOHR, Realtor
GE. O257, 311 Cedar st. NV, GE. Oss1
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1st-FTOOR REDROOM

ISC-F IOJIJN bEOIOIOM
Yes, this 6-rm. brick has full bath and
bedroom on 1st a., fireplace, side porch
Venetian blinds; full, light bsmt.. with oil
heat; bedrms: and full bath on 2nd a.;
la-acre level lot: conv. to Naval Research
Lab and Andrews Field; price very reas
on terms. AT. O566. AT 1880.
THE GABLES co.
2423 MINI. Ave. Sc. 80
Evening star., 1948-12-18
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY, pEcEMBER 10, 1s4s
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.


Silver Spring brick bungalow. built with
the best material by real craftsmen, con-
veniently located in one of the best SUBJ
divisions Of Silver Spring. This is not
to suit the most fastidious buyer, all rooms
large, de luxe kitchen, 11x14; living room
with fireplace, dining room. 2 bedrooms,
bath, stairway to expansion attic, full
basement; beautiful Handicapped lot. If
you want quality and value for your
money. be sure to inspect. Open Sat. and
vile I'd to Franklin ave. right Franklin
ave. to Wire ave. right "a block to 1906
Wire ave. FRANK L. HEWITT, S4S5
Fenton ST., Silver Spring, Md. 81. 5000.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Beverly Hills. Alex. Va.

~ W 414A4O9 31ANzksS "
3112 Circle Hill rd.-owner transferred.
This attractive 2-story brick and frame
dwelling, located in q beautiful and ex-
combined living room and dining room,
fully equipped kitchen. den and large
screened porch with fagstone floor on
bath on 2nd door: fuil-si basement. air .
heat, oil burner; slate roof
Lot. 6oxll6 feet. Sale price; $4,000.
3 pm. BOHLAYER q PULLMAN. INC,
exclusive agent, 105 8. Royal St, Alex
Va: Alex. 2422. overlook 221b. Alex.
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NEW YEARS JOY

NEW Y EAR'S S JOY
ST .45O down-Beautiful 5-rm. brick bun
galow you can vision; huge living rm.
complete white seal kitchen: two large
bedims., attic. gas heat; high white
picket fence, stone wall; veteran; must
sacrifice at once. HAMMICK REALTY
lin 4
Evening star., 1948-12-18
BEVERLY HIILS

BEVERLY HILLS
Overlooking Potomac River and city, with
all the old Colonial charm plus a modern
istic English floor plan. 8 master bedrms.
with twin closets and 9 tiled baths. Gen.
ter hall. gracious liv. rm., with picture
window to increase view Of river Side
screened porch, outstanding din. rm. with
hrepl.. buffers pantry. equipped kit, addi-
.ional lavatory and util. space, brick patio,
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
22O4 Wilson Blvd. OW $500. -l9
Evening star., 1948-12-18
NOW CT APPROVED

NOW CT APPROVED
Alta Vista ter. Bethesda-S2. 500 cash.
Modern det brick homes, 3 bedrms., 2st-
at 5904 Conway I'd, open daily / to :
pm: Directions: Out Wis. ave to Bank
OF Bethesda, left on Old Georgetown I'd
Cambridge Construction CO.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
AID AND COMFORT

Let our company assume the responsible
ity Of seeking your home for you as a
solution for your housing problems. Our
nstings offer a range of price levels and
financing can be arr to suit your budget.
1850 to 2,25O-5 rms and bath.
gas a.-c.h., close to elementary school
and transp.
S12;95O-Rrick, gas a-ch., rms, ex-
pandable attic
S13,950-New rms, gas a-ch, 1st-
d. lavatory, low cash payment required
income Of SI97 20 per month.
SlS,900-Det. brick, bedrms.. 2
baths. oil h.-w.h., rec rm. ARLEY JOHN
son REALTY CO, 3402 Conn. ave NV,
OR 1100 till O n n, on
Evening star., 1948-12-18
BRICK BUNGALOWS

In new Radiant Valley subdivision. Land
over. Md, featuring marvellous in-the-foor
radiant heat: $4,000 and S12, 800. NOM
inal down payment. Monthly payments
S67.1O incl. taxes and interest.
H. B. KATZEL
Broker, UN 1889 -19
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CT BUNGALOWS, S1o,5oO

Only $500 down. Five sunny rooms
full basement and attic, equipped kitchen;
Oil &C; heat Open !. to pm today ~
yards ahead to our sign, right to homes
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1948-12-18

Adjacent to Silver Spring
Owner transferred, priced less than
100000. with very small down payment;
S-rm. Colonial brick, 3 good-sized bedrms,
tiled Uaths; .liv. rm. with fireplace. din
rm., duplex, kit, attached garage, good
sized ground; conven. to everything Call
EN-. 1900 till pm
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

10000 SO. FT. on B. 4 O., With 237 ~:
warehouse or any purpose; near Noi
Mt. Smiley, Ho. O575. ROGER MOSS
Realtor, 2l25 r. l. ave. ne, Ho. oESo' Te
Evening star., 1948-12-18
SUBURBAN sALE-ylRGINlA.
MODERN DESIGN

Means comfortable living. The L-shape
spacious large breakfast nook in kitchen:
kitchen is designed to save steps; house Is
baths, sun deck and attached garage.
Substantial cash required Open Sunday,
II till dark. To reach: Out Lee hwy to
N. Lexington St, left on Lexington blks.
to 22nd st., left on 22nd to open house"
at 5727 22nd st.
LURIA BROS.
$500 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va. oW. $500.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
HOME AND INVESTMENT

HOME AND INVESTMENT
An opportunity to acquire a splendid A.
bedroom detached home, in Rockville, Md,
close to schools stores and TRANSPORTATION,
on lot 225 feet front, with all city con-
Veniences; hot-water heat, slate roof Gear
garage: can be subdivided into 3 building
sites. leaving 75-ft, frontage fol. the home;
tirety, cnS si4,95o. Phone MI Terms,
I'm 06i6. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1948-12-18

BERWYN-2-bed BUNGALOW: lge. liv.
near schools. on streetcar line; $9,95O,
will consider trade on 3-bedrm. house near
Suitland. OWNER. TO. 4915. 10
ing repairs; and 6 lots, all for $4,000.
$500 cash. $50 monthly, including taxes
and fire insurance; city water; bsmt.; and
must have good ref and reg. Job. WO
Evening star., 1948-12-18

Assume GI trust. with monthly pay
ments, including taxes and insurance. Of
this attractive 2-bedroom bungalow. on
large wooded lot, close to Silver Spring
and Kensington Md; has large living
room. kitchen-dinette, bath, porch, gas
a.-c.h. o. L. MURDOCH. PL. 1lO5.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-31
Community Calendar

Tuesday CUB SCOUT pack meeting. VALLEY VOLUNTEER FIRE ASSOCIATION public meet ing at Valley Theatre at 8 pm.
 Wednesday WASILLA SCOUTS meet at school at pm. SUNDAY SCHOOL teachers and officers of United Protestant church meet at church at pm.
 PINOCHLE PARTY at Grange hall at 8 pm. All CLUB ROUNDUP at Exten- sion office at 7:30 pm. MVFCA quarterly meeting at gymnasium at 8 pm. INTERMEDIATE GIRL SCOUTS meet in Miss Bleck's room at 3:30 pm.
 Thursday MEA annual meeting in gym nasium at 8 pm. AMERICAN LEGION meets in Koslosky Bldg. at 8 pm. LEGION AUXILIARY meets in Moose hut at 8 pm. MUSICALE at rectory of St. Michaels church at 8 pm. HEALTH COUNCIL meets at
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-31
.JuniorsAre
 PHSChamps

The young men of Palmer high schoo ltriumphed over their eld- CTS last Thursday afternoon, when the junior squad of Sand vik, McAllister, Hutchinson, Chambers, Hermon and Gleason Wilted the seniors into defeat in a sizzling overtime clash. Tied at 19-all when the whistle ended regular play, the juniors burned up the court to push their vic tory count to 24-21 in the three minute overtime period.
 The senior squad, on which Onkka, Plumley, Lucus, Miller, Stevens and Parks were playing, had earlier lost their first game of the tournament to these same victorious juniors and by the identical 24-21 count.
 Thursdays win, which offici- ally ended all court play for the Palmer high school basketeers this season, made the juniors champions of Palmer high school. Whether their efforts will be re- warded by anything more con- crete than their title, is still un- certain. There is a possibility that a cup award will be made to the victorious five, but no def mite announcement of tn t award has yet been made.
 While Palmer's basketball pic ture was far from a rosy one this season, the recent intra- murals did develop some latent basketball talent which is ex- pected to brighten the outlook for next year, according to James Gray, Jr., who concluded the season as basketball coach.
 Player mortality was exceed ingly high all year, through ill- ness, eligibility and withdrawal of students from high school. However enough new basketball ability was uncovered in the lower grade brackets by the years end, to make Palmer fans more than little optimistic for several seasons ahead.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-31
PHS Seniors Hold First Play Reading

Members of Palmer's senior class met last Thursday evening for the first reading rehearsal of the senior class play, sched- uled for an April production date.
 Two more reading rehearsals were planned for Monday and Tuesday of this week, before an- nouncement of the cast fer the three-act comedy will be made. There are 10 parts in the play, and bus schedules as well as his trionic ability will enter into the final choices, for the play is ex- pected to SC Immediately into concentrated rehearSals.
 James Gray, Jr., high school principal, is assisting in the cast ing of characters for the play.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-31
Wood Industry
 Is Hampered
 By Freight Rates

A pamphlet entitled "Possi- bilities for Small Wood Indus tries in Alaska has just been is- sued by the Alaska Development Board. Prepared by George Frank, New York wood indus trialist, the booklet concludes that good opportunities exist now for service manufacturing to supply wood products for local use, but that large scale production must await lower transportation rates.
 MT. Frank reports that more than 90 per cent of the wood used in Alaska is imported from the states.
 His booklet suggests eight steps which a prospective wood worker should follow to set up business in Alaska, lists equip ment needed, alalyzies the vari- ous Alaskan communities, and describes the properties of vari- ous native woods. It may be ob- tained from the Development Board upon request.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-31
Kitchen Katie Tells Valley
By KAY HITCHCOCK

LoWbush cranberries that ha been kept frozen all winter
 not cook up in the same way fresh-picked berries. A much be :. ter sauce may be made from new berries in the fall, but berry-pick- ing season is usually busy time for Alaskan housewives, with harvest, pickling, canning and maybe wild game on hand to be cared for all at the same time. It is sometimes easier to store the berries and use them as they are wanted. A
 The Extension Service has many good cranberry recipes and suggestions for keeping berries without preserving. Simply hang ing them outdoors in a gunny sack seems to be as good a way of keeping lowbush berries as any.
 There are a couple of pointers on the cooking of any fresh Der ries that for some reason are sometimes neglected by cook books. A pinch of salt, say an eighth to quarter teaspoonful to four cups of berries, adds an indefinable smoothness to their flavor. This is true also of dried apples, apricots or any such fruit. The other point is that cooking fruit before adding sugar helps to keep the fresh berry flavor, avoiding cooked-sugar taste. To do this, heat the sugar separately while the berries are cooking. Measure the amount required into flat container such as cake pan where it may be spread thin and heat in the oven, stir ring to prevent scorching. When the berries have finished cook ing, add the hot sugar, being care full to remove the kettle from the stove. Hot sugar spilled on a hot stove flares up explosively. Winter-stored berries require less sugar than when fresh, and should be cooked without adding any water except that which clings to them in washing. Where as two cups of water and two cups of sugar are added to a quart of August berries, only one and one-half cups of sugar at th most is the desirable amount at this time of year. If you like the sauce less sweet, trim down. The berries must be cooked longer to render out some of the juice. To sum up, here is a method for making firm sauce from stored cranberrieS:
 Wash four cups of cleaned ber- ries twice, lifting by handfuls from the water. Cook without adding water until thick, mash ing from time to time. Measure one and one-half cups sugar into cake pan and heat in oven while berries cook. When berries are reduced to a pasty sauce, remove from stove, add hot sugar, cook long enough to froth up again. Immediately pour into serving dish and put away to cool.
 Mrs. George Small always adds vanilla to her lowbush cranber- ry sauce, a delicious improve ment in flavor, causing them to resemble cherries. Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Hansen's Alaska Berry bull letin, on page IA, recommends one teaspoon vanilla to quart of berries. '
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-31
Back 10 Washinqton

Don L. Irwin, head of the ter ritory's Agricultural Research Administration, left the Valley last Saturday to fly to Washing tion, DC. MT. Irwin expects to be gone only 10 days or two weeks on this latest business trip.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-31
WADES HAVE DAUGHTER

An eight pound, five ounce baby daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Richard Wade at the Valley hospital last week. The new little girl arrived in the Val ley on March 22.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-17
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-17

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