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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-06
MAKING TABLE PAD9
MAKING LINENS2


From J. T.. ATlinotonJ
Have any Of you made q table
pad for dining room table thai
will prevent hot dishes marring the
table top? I would like 70 know
how to make one IL it is not too
difficult.
Also. what kind of ink is used
TO mark linens? I want to mark
on the bottom Of the hem the size
of sheets. as I have several sizes.
SUIT PATTERN?
From M. H. D.. Alexandria,
I had planned To make a suit
from Mccall pattern 702l. junior
two-piece suit dress. size Is, only
to find the pattern has been dis
continued by the company. Nc
Calls writes that they themselves
cannot send it to me. Amy ideas
where I can find it?
BLOCKING CLOTHES.
From Mrs. Z. L., ArltnotoHJ
Regarding the requests fol-
blocking crocheted and tatted ia
blecloths. I have always blocked
my crocheted tablecloths and
spreads on curtain stretchers. Do
not know about tatted ones, as ]
have none of these. use very
thick starch made with the starch
that starts with the letter L.
Measure cloth, dry and proceed
as for curtains. Believe the tatted
one could be blocked in the same
way.
POISON IVY?
From Mrs. G.. Fl. p. Hyattsuille.J
We have just rented a place
with quite a bit of ground. I find
that it has poison ivy and poison
oak all over the place. With small
children ! am at a loss as to what
to do. VIII some one tell me what
to use to kill this weed?
QUERIES ON GERMANY?
From Mrs. w. X. S., Washington. }
Will some Army wife. recently
returned from Germany call me?
Please contact me through RICH.
they have my telephone number.
There are a few things I'd like to
know that I can't find out from
the information given by the Army.
i
WORN FLOORS?
From Miss j. B. r.. Washington
Does any reader know Of any
way that dark, worn places on
soft wood floors can be made
lighter without having them
scraped or sanded? I live in ar
apartment where no repairs are
being made and I don't feel that
I can afford to pay for having the
work done.
COOKBOOK.
From Mrs. L. S. ~, Washington
For any one wanting to purchase
a fine, practical cookbook. would
like to recommend "Granddaugh-
ter's Inglenook Cookbook" at 81
per copy. 1t may be purchased
from Brethren Publishing Co., %
South State street, Elgin. Ill. 1t
contains economical as well as
rich, delicious dishes. Recipes are
contributed by Brethren all over
the country.
FEED BAGS.
From Mrs. G. H. L., ClintonJ
In answer to request for feed
bags, we have plenty In attrac-
tive patterns. RICH has our phone
number.
OLD VERSES.
From Mrs. II. C. D., LaurelJ
Verse on a very old plate which
I bought at an auction because !
liked the verse:
Oh, what Is the use Of repining,
Where there's q will. there's o way,
Tomorrow the sun may be shining,
ALTHOUGH 1t Is raining today.
Verse on family sampler over
100 years old written by a g.
year-old girl in May, 1890:
THE WISH"
r rist mt for heautv nor lanauish for
wealth,
But grant me. kind Providence. virtue
and health.
Then richer than kings and more happy
MY DAYS shall pass swestly and swiftly
away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-06
CURTAINS WITH ROD AT TOP
AND BOTTOM.

(Fron Mrs. r. M. c, Washington
Regarding Mrs. r. E. 10 BIS re-
ply to Mrs. M. H. MS inquiry re-
garding curtains with rod at top
and bottom, I would further add,
that If the curtains, still on the
rods are put in a good suds in
the bathtub and washed lightly as
you would nylons, squeezed, and
rinsed with the spray or the usual
rinse water. the curtains can be
put back in place as before. with
out the tedious job of putting the
rods back on the wet curtains. II
they are squeezed enough they
will not drip and they work beau
tifully.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-06
OLD UNIFORMS?

from A. B. p, WdshingtonJ
What use can be made of my
husbands discarded Chief Petty
Officer's Coast Guard uniforms?
They are the winter uniforms
and in good condition.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-06-18
PAGE 3

there in connection with the work. Elkins said his field of work did not include the, fish cries, however.
 BeaIs is due to make 8 trip to the westward this summer to obtain information on the seats in the Aleutians. He will make the trip on a navy patrol plane. Elkins was due to leave Thursday for Cold Bay but plans to return to Kodiak jn August to help start a count so! sea otter.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-06-18
To Move Warehouse

Kraft's beach warehouse, To. cated at the end of Marine Way, will be moved this week from it's present site to directly behind the dry goods store,
 The moving of the warehouse is the first step in the widening of Maine Way and the con- struction of the retaining wall authorized by the city council Monday night.
 Shupp Construction Co. and Chase and Tolbert were awarded the contract for the job.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-06-18
Wildlife Agent InspeCts Here

W. A. EIkips, supervisor from the Wildlife Management office in Juneau, was in Kodiak this week on a routine inspection, and to confer with Frank Beals, local wildlife agent
 While here he made trips to various parts of the island with Beals to check on beaver propa- gation ard increase of other wild animals.
 They also visited the Karluk area to obtain data on salmon depredations by the bear.
 He said work on the construt- ion of weirs at Karluk lake is continuing and that 2 planes are ferrylng material and SUD- plies from Larsen Bay to the lake. EIklns said that Al Kropt of the Bureau of Fisheries is
Kodiak mirror., 1949-06-18
Used Car
 Sale At Navy

A sale of 93 used passenger and non'passenger carrying ve- hicles will be held at NOE, We'd nesday afternoon at 2 pm.
 Offering everything from jeeps to II ton GMC tankers the list contains many types of dump, pickup and stake body trucks. Command cars and panels are al- so listed.
 A deposit in the form of cash certified or cashiers check 0 a money order made payable to the Treasurer of the United States, in the amount of 25% of the bid must accompany the bid.
 For further information inter- ested persons should contact A. J. Gusick, Surplus Property Storekeeper, Warehouse A, MOB or call navy 393.
 The vehicles offered for sale are listed in Sales Catalog B.6.49.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-06-18
Services Get
 July 4th Invite

Invitations have been extend ed to the Army, Navy, Marine Corps and all canneries on Kod- iak Island to attend tue big Ro- tary sponsored fourth of July celebration, Ray Martin said yesterday.
 Several applicants for the base to town marathon have been entered Martin added, and the winner will receive $lO0. The one placing second will receive $50, third, 1925 and fourth SIS.
 Lynn Markham, in charge of the barbecue, said several hund. red pounds of beef are here and the charcoal and alder wood used for the barbecuing, are ready. The barbecued beef will sell at 50 cents per helping,
 Over 20 concessions and booths will be in operation at the community center, Fifteen of the booths will be outside and
Kodiak mirror., 1949-06-18

the remainder inside the build- ing.
 Plans for the taxi dance are complete as are those for the box ing exhibitions, Bud Koch said.
 Ticket sales for the big event the night of tue fourth are repor- ted "fair" by Martin.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-06-18

Mrs. Roy Madsen was an out" going Denali passenger Thurs, day At the close of the summer Madsen will join her in Porte land, Ore, where they will make their home.
Evening star., 1949-07-31

The bureaus 50 researchers
also have momcial assistants
in strategic sources Of infor-
nation around town. The
Stars various departments
fall heir to many inquiries
concerning subjects on which
they have specialized knowl-
edge. The National Museums
noted geologist, DR.. Ray Smith
Bassler, loves to toss OF IN
Evening star., 1949-07-31

newspaper in which it ap-
pears. The Continuing Study
of Newspaper Reading, con-
Quoted by the Advertising Re
search Foundation, reported
that. in one group Of papers
surveyed, it ranked third in
reader interest among 33 ma
tionally known features. Other
polls conducted at various
times during the services 80
years by subscribing news
papers across the country
have told pretty much the
same story.
Curiosity may have killed
the cat. but it also has made
the Hashn Service.
Evening star., 1949-07-31

swers to such posers Is what
are ringing rocks?" without
even pausing In his own
vastly more scientific research.
Sometimes. however, 1t is
the Haskin people and no one
else in washington who can
settle arguments on such easy
sounding issues as whether
Harry S. Truman is our 32d
or SD President. Well, which
do you think? Actually he is
only our SD Chief Executive,
but write the Haskin Service
for the why of the answer.
Enclosing a stamped, self
addressed envelope, of courseD
It was the HaSkin Service,
Evening star., 1949-07-31
skin Service: Where Curiosity Finds the Answer
BY Margaret Child

you SEND your question to
l. The Star Information
Bureau. together with a
stamped, self-addressed enve-
lope, and in a few days back
comes your answer at a total
cost to you of two Scent
stamps. But the cost to the
Haskin Service, which oper-
ates the bureau, is so cents
per question-and often a big
headache.
Every day hundreds Of
queries pour into the Haskin
Office at 316 street NE. from
readers of The Star and the
hundred-odd other newspa-
pers that buy its service.
These are separated speedily
according to type-art, sci
ence and so forth-and as
signed to a researcher who
specializes in that particular
field. The researcher may
happen to know the answer
o6hand, or she may have to
spend days tracking it down.
But regardless of the labor
involved, if you've asked a
sensible question you'll get
the correct answer.
OF course, the wag who asks
how many bricks there are in
the Great Wall of China
(which Is 1880 miles long)
viii not get the answer. but
his question will not be ig-
nored. No query, however
fantastic, ever goes unac-
knowledged.
In the Haskin staff q deep
sense Of courtesy IS eumbined
with q love of the hunt which
sends the researcher who
draws q din1cult question
probing first In the bureaus
own extensive files. then on
to the Library of Congress or
the specialized Libraries of
such organizations as the Pan
American Union.
Evening star., 1949-07-31

too, that had the only biog-
raphy available of Mrs. Tru-
man the day her husband be-
came President.
Among the $4,000, 900 ques-
tions the bureau has received
in its 80 years of existence
have been frequent calls for
aid from the White House
sta1, from Senator'S and Rep
resentatives, from heads of in
dustrial companies, students,
authors just plain peo-
pie, motivated by curiosity.
These appeals for enlight-
enment have made the Haskin
column one of the most popu-
Lar features of nearly every
Evening star., 1949-09-17
HOUSES WTD. TO RENT (cont. y

ARMED FORCES, az ranks. perma;
furn. and unfurn. houses and apis.
II interested in desirable tenants.
list with ARMED FORCES HOUS-
ING, Pentagon, RE. 67oo. Ext.
HOUSE. adequately fur
ave; or Georgetown area; should be
equipped for entertaining: will pay
up to 1925 mo. Phone DE. 5474.
PERMANENT RESIDENT wants to
rent small house or large apt, un-
Reas. rent. EN-. $500. -1S
WRITER, requiring quiet surround
ings, needs 3-bedrm. unfurn. house
Ss Rsas adq,s 4sh family sE sSir s4Sf Spring s Pssf
NAVY COMDR., wife, mother and dog
desire 3-bedrm. unfurn. house; must
have ample storage closets; max,
$125. Call DI. 1000. Ext. 523 prior
noon Monday, 10th. lis
QUEENSTOWN APARTMENTs-Two
bedrooms, living room, dinette, kitch-
ties included; very convenient to
Transportation. shopping center in
development. See resident man
ager. 1900 Chillum I'd. H. G.
SM1THY co" sl1 18th st. NV.
LET ME RENT your furn. or unfurn.
house have waiting list. MRS.
CLYDE C. DJNNINGTON. WI. 1886.
YOUNG MARRIED CoUPLE-old
Washington family, can offer best
references. desire unfurn house.
3 or more bedrooms: NV or subur-
ban; to S17b per mo. Phone OR.
S122. III
AIR FORCE OFFICER and family de-
sire to rent 3-bedroom unfurnished
house, Falls Church, Arlington or
Alexandria vicinity; maximum, S13O.
Telephone JE: 3-S636. -1S
2 SMALL CHILDREN, parents need
DEEsPERATEniY n ''Sf NEEDED. by small
family, or 6 rm. unfurn. house,
vic; Mt. Rainier. Hyattsville, WA.
AIR FORCE COL. wife: a-bedrm. OF
2-bedrm. and den. unfurn. house;
porch, garage; $50 to SI75 rent
mo; conv. to Pent. WILLIAMS.
(H. .Y942 10
Evening star., 1949-09-17
EASTMAN & SEAY
Exclusive Realtors, FA. 1890. -
HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE MY NEW HOME with
employed couple; mothers care given
preschool-age child; ref. TW. 2033.
SILVER SPRING - 8 girls, between
20-35, to share new furn. home with
single girl; utils. furn. SH. 55S4.
VACANCY for I. Q or 8 girls, nice
house. live as II in own home.
$3.50 mo. Phone vi. 1909. lis
SHARE HOUSE, bedrm, next to bath.
kit: and Laundry dpsg.' pprigyil.' l blk.
WEsTMoRELAND EstiF s5fIspi CIRCLE AREA
Owner wishes. to share 6 rm., COM
Oct, lst or Oct. 18th. Piano priyil.
Rental ,,t agProx $79 k1n mo. ssf EXCLUSIVE sam
and ewes. Elk. 1900. Ext. 1888 wk.
CoUPPLE. OR COUPLE with child. to
share modern home, S5b. AT. $3.50.
ALL RENT PAID for couple in return
for services of lady. keep house for
man and motherless two school,
aged children. FA. S479. 19s
Evening star., 1949-09-17
HOUSES FURNISHED

FIELD STONE in Bellehaven with fine
House ii in beautiful condition. Fur
nshed x with an exquisite Tm d.n TASTE l.vstnry Ha
pantry and kit. combined 8 bedrms.'
rm., garage. $3.50 mo. / to,2 yr:
lease. REQUIRE refs. and careful
adult tenants. Mrs. Finn sANpoz'
4sis 7oth AVE, Lsndover Hills. Nd.
spect Saturday or Sunday. 1ss
brick. det.: center hall. screened
i's: sSsiE Oct. IT, 10. 6 Tel. s Ensieside IS.
s RMS. AND BATH. furn.: gas. elec
and telephone. oil heat hot and cold
running water: lgc. fenced lawn:
TNl Tlshi6 oasa' assSammutins distance Of s p C.
near school and TRANSPORTATION
oedrms:. 2 baths ny. rn. din.
sat sm:' III 5rsry s,,y and ESoo KITCHEN: Open
GEoRqETowN--1s rms. 4 baths,
compE furn., incl. patio and gar;
scsady csI IT, aG5 fsaily saY2y occupancy at ls G9ee
aAoAAA xAovVAI paA 4uA EhCC1Clltly
arranged for entertaining, lse. entr.
hall, lge. liv: rm. with adj: sunroom,
din. rm. with open porch, powder
rm. and kit. 1st f.: 4 bedrms., Sit
ting rm.,. 2 baths End f.; bedrms.,
bath and Ice: storage closet 3rd a.
LfSkrSs 'H CO., 1873 \ St. sf 81. ssss. 1888.
FOR RENT OR sALE-rwo-bedroom
house. furnished; $120 month. Call
Soe aSefHs1is FEkN SsTs' 81. NV. Lovely det.
Dss Dslek mo- fs urnssed Rsth g. g. sss sssi slIs
3O7 BRYANT ST. N.E.-6-rm. row
brick; inclosed porches; Oil heat.
gas refrigeration: rent, S110. Call
Du; 1852 at $40 BRYANT st. ne.
decorated. 4 bedrooms and sery-
ants quarters; large reception hall.
living room with fireplace. dining
room. modern kitchen, garage; V
sk sent.r from a7Sb SheYy v,6sstan Ghass shsoDPns
SILVER sPRING-Lovely 2-bedrm.
distely. woRTHnh1NGdtToN Il really. Ally
s427 Georgia ave- 81. 3700; ewes,
VIE. Ms. P9nsaf; 2vh. NEAR AZ; si9ss5 M3GSMB SIS ST.
Blk. from National Cathedral; det.,
Z rms. and reception hall. III
baths.. completely furn., incl. piano;
lge. attic and bsmt., auto. h.-w.h.;
pvt. drive and gar; 1925 per mo.
or best of1er to responsible tenant:
3$ss.! o# ;$y}
e40o BLK. PERRY ST. N.E.-e rms
1h baths, completely furn., rec. rm.
and 1Avatory IN bsnnt; level lot; 1
,y,,,l r; ola; Sl8s. l Gay IA; S72o, IL 4.
Eis EHem' fsSas Ssshs E alsepIna IEm pa4eh S Fn e.
acres, sweeping view, superb pines,
s99fgSSood' JS hollsi al AZ city conveniences.
400 BLK. OF 17tb ST. N.w.-6
iurn fmI; s11s senrmss ma On, sss1 Ssth; e9mpl ,s.
nished. beautiful furniture, Bendix,
elec. ironer; large yard; Arlington;
5000 mo. RA. 2592 ewes. and week
M. CAPITOL and Library Of Con-
gress-Lovely modern 10-rm. and
2-bath home which is ideal for org.
of1ces or pvt. occupancy. house has
and newly dec; heat and util. incl.
BERT & SONS, Realtors. b15 e.
Capitol st.. Ii. 3-012si eyes,, II.
GEoksaaErowN--Attractive newly
decorated and well-furnished home;
serassee sseiacscs Can ehvTS6nss Vs. ss7s from sns
am. to IL noon and to 10 pm.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
APIS. WANTED Cont J
EFFICIENCY APT. N.W.-Furn. or
unfurn.. settled business woman.
Box 204.C Star. 1Ss

EFFICIENCY APT. N.W.-Furn. or
por pniur5;ii gai settled s,s business w9Tsn. 9S.
YOUNG BACHELOR, talented dish
washer and can opener. Govt. empl.,
ne pets no desires fnrn Is semieluxar no dn
apt. in NV. Georgetown; will, share.
WO. $3.50, 2 to $3.50 pm. only. 1S'
N.W.-couple and child; 2 bedrms.. =.
living rm., kitchen, bath; excellent
housekeepers. ia. 4sOs, 49,
apt. BLDG, by perm. Govt. girl. NO.
REFIfNED WORKING COUPLE desire
Z or 4 room apartment. Call j.
FBI IE2MaPLoYE, vet. and wife n need
nrsf nnfprn ln apt sssa er ress fuFn sna apt
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE wishes l.
e. " Z! S 70 So so S Ssss
YOUNG COUPLE, baby. wishes unfur-
-refgE.: max $50. Ii. 3-0s09. 49,.
YOUNG Government engineer and
wife desire one-bedroom apt,
srightwood; s;ss dss Silver Spring or vicinity.
sAGP5ssTFn GosT. diEIs Eli heed turn kit. 49, i.v
Or NV; Gail cH, 45se., is.
room apt. kit. pvt. bath; max,
sos, incl. util. MI. s427. 1s'
OFFICER and wife desire modern
sH1nsess ssl ssisesR sRa1tnsns saa EA Sl40 il:
YOUNG LADY desires q a By B. Oct. 1. furn
l. rm., B. rm., comb. kit, pvt. Or
ser semi s bsth;; sot0 reas.' in nice location;
BAeHELSR' !Isaa II perm; prof; Govt ae-
Best fssss seas sas VS. Wed saas spt NV apt a 91es
3 GIRLS, employed, college grads,
desire furn. apt, ltv. rm., bedrm
kit, bath, utilities; reasnahly priced;
NV. After 8. Wo. 1856 sun. all day.
EMPLOYED COUPLE, unfurn. 1-bed
Em., PVT; bath, kit; NV. Sec; ref
MiDDIEeXGEED' Ed CoUPLE wishes two
room apt. with kit. and bath. furn.
Or oso unfurn:; nr. shop. center. Box
:ss
9effs'2n wohkfNa Sa S eoUpLE eea2 1ss Wants
Broom furnished apt. RE. 1891.
seeks temporary: .tsrscsive efrlcieney iens;
z months. Phone AID. 0700, Ext
71S-F, Sat. and Sun. till / pm. !;
Monday evening, or leave message.
Otherwise. write Box 17s-c, Star.
EMPLOYED COUPLE desires bed
room apt, .unfurnished: S65 maxi
mum. Hudson 6241. 9 to s.; eve
g OR 8 RMS. WANTED-Bedrm., nv.
m, rni;s kit; about Oct. l. Phone GIL.
4UlO. 1Ss
FBI EMPLOYE and her mother, need
furn. or unfurn. apt; prefer NV.
D. c; or nearby Va; preferably in
sPi.e'l ri. sldsi' Star max $50 per mo- s Box
YOUNG EMPLOYED married couple
desires furnished apartment; max,
URGENT! Govt. IT,; girl. stu; studying nights,
needs enc. apt. by Oct. L. prefer
at; bldg; MI. 1908 or write Box
NV. UNFTnN. AFT. for desirable
couple; ! bedroom; will pay UP to
$95; apt. bldg. only. fU. 1880.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
RMS. ApTs. TO SHARE tcont.)l

QUIET GIRL OR WOMAN in apt.
with one other LADY, completely PVT:
1505 IRVING ST. N.W.-dentleman.
share nice double room with an
other; S23 per month. .AD. 5497.
49,
ROOM TO RENT or share in modern
2-bedroom apt, NV. section; conv.
to transp. dE. 1924 or Tu. 1889.
Is4s MONROE ST. NV. - Girl to
share apt. with others; $50; rent.
rWo Sco5SSaEN1AL GIRLS t25-s55' to
share modern apartment, with
television., in Arlington. with /
other girl; very reas. rates. Call
after $50 and any time Sunday.
GIRL, to share very attractive apt.
with 2 other girls. l4th and Clifton
sts;; S35 S, mo, No, 6s6S; lis
with 2 others; $50 mo. 1920 18th
cSssI ssI 6pyn niT; Tu. ofTfr 9s2li prr,Nr1n su
ployed girl to share apt. with 2
other girls; $50 mo. Ii. 3-9227;
Evening star., 1949-09-17
HOUSES WANTEp TO RENT

HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT
HOUSE DESIRED BY two sisters and
two children, Is and 13, in vicinity
Of Silver Spring. Cali sH' 0sse. ..
PHYSICIAN, 4 children, desires A.
bedrm. unfurn. house in NV. sec
fsss.; sssa:. Ts6s. Da oSss.; tsRs; will take Ia 3ayr
NAVAL CAPT. Wants 3 or 4 bed
room, 2 bath, garage, unfurn: house;
Chevy Chase area; max, $175; guar.
coaFosTsbLE sSsfI' saEsi Eo; 5 eSs7 81 74-BEDRodoM
house; wanted around October 10;
rental, $100.S125 per month, Can
WESLEY WESLEY HEIGHTS or other good
neighborhood, unfurnished, up to
$50 per month; excellent care
guaranteed. References. Box 2l5-c.
PSRaEsFFERABLY DETACHED Ho1sE,
garage. 2 baths or ] VI baths, 3 or
4 bedrms.: unfurnished;. family 4
adults; no pets. no drinking, no
parties. owners care guar. Sensible
rental. Is 1t more profitable to rent
reas. to responsible tenants, or
spend all your high rental repair
ing damage done bx irresponsible
tenants? Will considef any location
west OF Conn. ave-, north OF Nc
Comb ct. or Beth. Box 122-c, Star.
LAWYER, wife, 2 children desire q
bedrm. UNFINISHED house or apt.
vic. Gfprgetown. MI. 0676. -18
Evening star., 1949-09-17
MOVING, PACKING 8 STORAGE

MOVING BIZ vET-Exper. nelp: every
pns p,sse .,s ,Es.Dpss. GopT iHs95sd' Tsai Gan
MARINE vETERANs MoviN6 CO.
24-hr; seryiee. furniture; trunss and
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Of
across me country: safe storage Id
separate -omL expert packinG
Phone 10. olo4 UNION STORAGE
CALL PARKS TRANSFER for your
moving. pick UP and delivery at
your conv. AID. 1887. 22s
EDELMAN MOVING & STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas ia. 1887: eyes,, GE. 1919.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
HousEs-sALE-N.W. fcon,.

SPECIAL BARdAIN-open from Z to
9. Wed. and Thurs: ewes, 729
upshur st. NV. semidet. Colonial
brick. rms. and bath. Can be
arranged as 2-family apt. .darage
Price, S12.950. $1,000 cash. Bal
sr ance .J9s msnthly. Call MIR. opTA'
1st st. AND MADISON srs. NV
tached brick home, in this convent
ent and most desirable location,
adjacent to Fort Slocum PIX. Den
and powder room on 1st floor, large
screened rear porch; 3 bedrooms on
End 1oor; large closets, club room
This home Is in excellent condition
and the price warrants immediate
1920. MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
I52222dd 522d 14th st. NV, Realtor. DI.
Mr.. MT. ALTO HospIrAIIe-rm.
sshsGis' sass shopping, DwYER: 81.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Attractive
brick bungalow; lovely handicapped
lot: glassed-in sunroom; extra-large
bedroom, one smaller; lovely living
room; dining room: large, equip.
kit; breakfast space: large concrete
back porch; completely finished
basement rec: room, laundry, fur
to stores and trans. Tx. PIX, Nd.
81. 3277 after 8 pm, or week ends.
1.t BLOCK UNDERWOOD pL. NV.
5 rms. semidet.. brick. gas &C.
heat hes ,i4.nn: 5smt csmD koS storm Tinaexs gs
eE2Ds efS ssfs.h5 G. DUNsNaTos wi VT ssSs Ms
Mr.. 18th AND upsHuR SITS. NV NV
Lee. beautiful 20-ft. row brick house,
8 rms. bath. modern kitchen. gss
hsas fsc Ms f. 1719. PssSfssi07 "a 751, fs
$1,000 DOWN for a semidet. brick
home in the Chillum area; oil heat
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brick; very good cond;; g sa apis; good
ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE, or
Fla. ave. near 22nd st: and Mass
space; suitable for doctors or any
any professional once. Can be seer
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home in american University Pk
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fSPdisisn. fS3! sa Ssdd Ss15 KAY REALTY Yas 60.
CORNER PROPERTY, near Conn
ave. VIII sacrtfidce for $4,000
rooms. full baths, oil heat;
nice cong: For iniormati9n niorm1na.t.i99.n cell At
hoo NJ ST.-Three flrs.. 10 Ice
rms, 2 baths, basement with front
and rear entrances; deep lot to
alley. JAMES E. MAHONEY, Wood
ward Bldg, RE. 2411, TU. 1908
3727 N. Il. AvE.-open 1-e. Bet. {
rms. bath. bsmt., h.-w.h. Terms
w. Z. BEERS, SH. 4747, ia. 326S
1900 BLK. LANIER PL.-7-rm. rov
brick a bedrooms), det. garage
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SMALL DET. BRICK building,
apartments. each with lge. liv. rm.
bedrm., bath, kit, gas heat, MIC
porches and storage space. OpeI
2-6 on Sunday, 1878 ct. NV
It is our pleasure to help you will
this OF, any other property you ar
interested In. ROXANA B. bORAN
MI. 1885, Miss Bentley, NO. 5000
Evening star., 1949-09-17
CHEVY CHASE. D. {

Home Of refinement. of brick con-
struction. by one of Washington s
best builders in 1910. Close to trans
portation. Here is q spacious center
hall Colonial of 6 rooms and 2
a aS; most Attractive. % spacious. paneled
library. The living room with fire-
place and adjoining screened porch
afford ample room for gracious liv-
ing. There is so much more. to
be said about this lovely home that
we recommend you call for ap-
ARLIE L. JoHNsoN REALTY CO.,
OR. 710O Till 8 Pm. -1Q