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Evening star., 1949-04-28
RebOrt to the Housewife

Ave new ready -to-eat products
that are making their debut on the
Washington scene this week. AL
five are ouick-frozen foods. the
only thing you have 10 do Is de-
frost. heat and serve,
In the chicken a Ia king you will
f,nd big chunks Of white meat, in
fact. only the breasts Of the fowl
have been used In making this
dish. Tender garden peas are
added plus q rich cream sauce.
which is delicately favored with
muscatel wine.
The chicken Tetraxxini Is made
with spaghetti. chicken broth.
celery. mushrooms, onions. chicken,
milk and seasoninRs. And right here
let me tip you of to . really superb
supper dish. Heat 4 package Of
the Tetraxxini tmaybe you'll want
. couple Of packages, In . double
boiler until It's piping hot. shape
It In the form Of . ring on . large
plate. Sprinkle the top generously
with grated Parmesan cheese and
I'LL the center with hot chicken q
Ia king. Looks and tastes like 4
dish you had toiled over all after
noon instead OF just the few
minutes It took TO thaw and re-
heat. Add a tossed salad. toasted
French bread. q dessert and your
supper is ready for the most dis
eliminating guest.
The chickea jardiniere is similar
to the Tetrasxini. but Is made with
the dark meat tchicken legs plus
baby limas and diced carrots.
The outlets are q combination
Of both light and dark meat mixed
with Q heavy cream sauce. The
outlets are Dreaded. fried. than
frozen. To prepare them for serv-
ing. place them on . fat tray and
put Ia . hot oven until they are
thoroughly heated through and
the surface has had . chance 70
recriSp.
You're probably wondering by
this time what happened 10 the
chicken giblets. since oil the rest
Of the fowl has been used In the
preceding dishes. They weren't
forgotten j. not for . minute d.
because they're used In the spa
ghetti Caruso. The spaghetti II
mixed with q well-fiavored tomato
sauce made Of onions, chicken
broth. tomato puree. garlic. pi-
miento. muscatel wine and the
chopped giblets. This. like the rest
of these new chicken products.
needs only TO be heated and It's
ready for the table. Any spaghetti
dish Ii improved II you have . lit
tie grated Parmesan handy 10
sprinkle over the top as you
serve 1t.
This coming week. April 30 70
May Z. Is National Baby Week.
with special attention given 10
Child Health Day on May /. It's
Q good day TO remember how I'm
portant an adequate. weil-balanced
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Spseed Roan1 of Beet

I A splendid buffet dish for a
large party-aoout tfry people
SAYS q spiced round Of beef.
Get % pounds Of beef-xhe In
side Of the upper part Of the leg
and rub into this. thoroughly. q
pound Of brown sugar mixed with
two ounces Of saltpeter. Let
stand In q cool place for u hours.
Mix 2 ounces each Of black
pepper. allSpice and cloves with
2 handfuls Of salt. and rub the
meat well with this. Again let
stand "a hours. Then haste with
liquid coming from meat. con-
tinuing to do 50 at frequent In
tervals for 2 weeks. As the meat
gets dry. add q cup Of rnolasseS.
Take out the bone and weigh
the meat. Bake 1t for "a hour per
pound in q moderate oven. To
serve. remove the black outer
crust carefully. and carve In
thin slices. This is good either
hot or cold. but for q buffet the
cold Is preferred.
Evening star., 1949-04-28

diet Is TO the health Of your child.
Since ne started the annual 90.
seryanoe Of this day % years aso.
great advances have been made In
child care. the baby foods industry
has been forsing ahead 10 help
the mothers bring up junior, I'm.
I'll the baby foods industry sot
under way between ie7s and is7a.
mothers had 10 cock cereals ana
other foods for hours and then
strain them. A. the start. there
were only q few strained fruits
and vegetables On the markea
Later cereals were introduced.
then chopped foods put In an ap-
pearance about 10 years ago. ard
within the last two yeaes, chopped
and strained meats were made
available, AL In ell. thers are
now - varieiies Of food for the
carriage trade.
HERE AND THERE, A henss
freeser win Do . better lob fes The
family. n given . place In the
home that suits u col. dry.
well ventilated. An attached
garage has proved . good location
In many homes. Before buying 10
the time 10 decide on the best
place for q freczer 10 stand. say
the phyxicists from the United
States Department Of Agriculture.
Avoid damp places o. VERY hes
enss. and do not put Q freeser
tightly into . niche with walls on
three sides because circulation Of
air is needed 10 carry of the heat
generated, A further point stressed
Ia the importance Of strong noor.
ms. Even IN empty freezer 10
heavy. Last but not least, thsy
add. II Q freessr IN 10 be carried
through doorways OF up or down
stairs. II is wise 10 measure ths
areas before the freeser eomes
home, DO yes have aifAe euity
with staeke1 siasses sttekinG 10
gether? Never use force 10 get
them apart. it may result In hrok.
en- glassware. Ease them apart BY
pouring cold water In the upper
glass and standing the lower siass
In warm water, II stopper sticks
In . bottle. try running warm
water over the bottle. II
you've never tried siamsartsins
yeur plain pastry. you've . mir.
prise In store, ms no plain
Jane" affair when you try thess
interesting variations Che~oisss
pastry: Sift together . tablespoons
cocoa and two OF sugar with the
dry ingredients IN your basic
recipe. Use o ctiktard or cream
fllinR. Cheese pastry: Add Y cup
grated strong cheese 10 the dough
mixture. For . tAnxy favor con-
trast. use with pumpkin. apple or
mincemeat filling. Orange passSyt
Add ! teaspoon grated Grange rtnd
and Use 0 tablespoons Of gold
Grange Juice instead Of water. This
Ia good with cream or chiffon piea.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
By Violet Foulkner
Food Kditof.

Chicken q Ia king. chicken
Tetrazzini. creamed chicken jar
diniere, chicken outlets. and spa
ghetti Caruso are the names Of
Evening star., 1949-04-28

HxRK-AND-THxRx IN THE
MARKET: Our Second Annual
Ar SHOW wfii cpsn n Nay. with
sxhiosts from In Institute os
Contemporary AFt4. md vmks by
Representatives and SENATOR.
You1l want 10 make . spse4ai vf&st
10 The Martss 10 sss thss tnssT-
esttng sxhshit. LAws pears ast
sh0v drew visitors from fer and
vtds. and this yssxs s1fl b sssn
htssef and better A veek-sn6
MN 10 tks Markss tina tlne
of ysax b lfks . WHIT 10 tn
carnival Yrezh fruits, veEs-
tables. spring nae&ts. pcalsry. ssga.
cneess and seafood swass yur
seiecsson The fowes STANDS
axe things cf beauty in nhsszs.
eisss. We cany think q Q
bstser SORTING tnntr fhan . Maxkss
whit on Friday U Saturday.
Youu not only Ss& nev sdeas fos
sprfng dishes. hus yuufi and ycszs-
seaf wanting 10 hsfgtssn np ycszs
h0ne with the Mafksss eesussfal
flowers
A chat WITH the hask&ss
fYsendly merchants viai % yca no
end of GOOD YoaI - snss
sks~y are most w1lItnx 10 heip
you prepare new diskss sftn snesr
producs
%. herss "a opsn insiiAssas 10
vssst N this vss&-ssa wse icvs
70 Rag hnss se ycu %
esHysa AAkkTy err
SsA CD r NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
ADvERTIsEMENT.

esss This h the season for than.
and you1l nnc they're pssnsafui
in Center Market City's sesfood
stands. They're 10 Be found IN
local waters, and make for aw-
fully good eating.
Ths suppiy Of sea baAs 10 also
bosinstful. and rockfsh 10 abun-
dant. Prices on rockhsh afs
down somewhat ffum The past
few veeks. Thers's plenty Of
both roe and buck shad. and ~
can't warn yoa TOO oftan 10 tAks
sdvsnfAgs cf this oslscsas hsh
vhila its IN season
Arizona sun., 1949-02-11

In drive to stamp out aftOsa
foot and mouth disease) from
Mexico in two years, a joint u.
S.-MexicO commission has UNDER
taken the job of vaccinating from
eight to 10 million cattle in the
affected area by the end of 1949.
Trained teams go ahead of the
nine teams of vaccinators to
preach the benefits of vaccination
and convince the sometimes ig-
norant cattle owners that vaccina-
ton is the only alternative to
disaster.
By the end of 1949 the program
will have cost approximately so
million dollars. 1t includes five
points: constant inspection, dis
infection, eradication, vaccina-
ton and quarantine.
The vaccination process itself
is simple. A needle of the vaccine
is shot into the animal and that's
all there is to it. 1t will take from
eight to 10 mil ion shots t. COM
plete the job. The vaccine pro-
tects for six months.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-11
Schools Seen
Facing Losses
In Real Estate

NEW YORK.-Many colleges and
universities are endangering their
endowments by investing in real es-
tate, industry and business vent
ures, in the opinion Of a consider
chile number of responsible educa-
tors and financial authorities.
The trend toward the purchase OF
non-educational enterprises has in
creased tremendously in the last
few years, q study conducted by
The New York Times has shown.
In some instances colleges have in
vested as much as one-third OF their
funds in businesses and other prop
critics.
If depression comes, or if busi-
ness in general goes into a reces-
sion, these invested funds may be
in jeopardy. It has been pointed
out that in the late twenties col
leges and universities invested
heavily in mortgages, only to find
that after the 1929 crash their hold
ings virtually disappeared.
Tax Authorities Concerned
That both the House Ways and
Means Committee and the Bureau
of Internal Revenue are concerned
with the loss of Federal tax reve-
nues resulting from this invest
ment trend is increasingly appar-
ent. A year ago the House commit
tee held a series Of hearings on
revision Of the Internal Revenue
Code. Several of these hearings
were devoted to the question of'how
to deal with colleges and universi-
ties that owned commercial con-
Germs and paid no taxes on their in
come.
When he appeared before the
committee, John Gerdes, former
chairman of the New York Univer-
sity Alumni Fund, explained the
position of his institution in acquir-
ing businesses valued at close to
$50, ,0O0, 900, in this manner:
New York University has al
ways been handicapped by d lack Of
funds. It's endowment is very small
compared to that Of other institu-
tons, and the percentage OF its in
come received from endowments
probably is one Of the smallest in
the country. We should like to sup
plement that income, and that was
our purpose in acquiring these busi-
nesses.
Public Service
"Those of us who have engaged
III these projects are doing it in a
spirit of public service. We are
giving our time and attention in
the hope of developing a source Of
income for New York University
which will enable it to continue and
expand it's public service in New
York City,"
One member of the committee
observed, in noting that the univer-
sity Saved $1,5OO,0O0 in taxes
that would have gone to the Fed
eral Government if the businesses
had remained in private hands:
1.-THE action taken is so extraordi-
nary and so revolutionary in con-
nection with these corporations
that have been taken over that it
occurs to me probably the whole
system of tax exemption for edu-
cational and charitable organiza-
tions might seriously be threatened
if this precedent is allowed to
spread"
Arizona sun., 1949-02-11

! Americas economic boom con-
tinues IS buying power outpaces
prices.
preston. If time should prove them
wrong about one of the two, the
effect may be drastic. And they
hasten to point out that these are
assumptions, not predictions.
They then 60 on to point out that
the population will increase be-
tween one and two million persons
a year until 1852; that industrial
output per worker will increase,
and that yields per acre and per
livestock unit probably also will
increase.
High incomes for industrial work.
ers will mean a steady market for
foodstuffs and clothing. High yield
per worker might mean more
stable prices for industrial goods.
Higher yields per acre and per an
imal unit will mean more economi-
cal production for the farmer.
ALI in all, this shapes up to just
about the kind of five-year period
that the farmers themselves would
like to enjoy. High production at
fair prices means break for pro-
ducers and consumers - square
deal for both.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-11
Farm Outlook Bright
For Coming 5 Years
u. S. Economists Show
Optimism in Forecasts

In spite of some recent declines
in farm prices, agricultural econ
omists of the U. S. department of
agriculture took an optimistic point
of view at their recent outlook con-
ference in Washington, D. 6. In
the past, these economists have
confined their estimates of the out
look to the, coming IL months. This
time they tried to look five years
ahead. And, they decided that
things look fairly good for the farm
er for that long.
Of course, they made two basic
assumptions that some people still
are a little doubtful about-that a
stable peace will be established and
that there will be no serious de-
Arizona sun., 1949-02-11
German People Found With
Little Interest in Politics

PASSAU, GERMANY. - 1T h e
people are not interested in poll
tics"
This sentence recurs repeatedly
in reports from towns and villages
throughout Germany. 1t shows the
problem U. S. Military Govern
ment faces in trying to spread
democracy among people who never
have learned or understood that
they have a personal interest in
their country's politics.
A Military Government officer
pointed to a report from Zulzbach.
a small Bavarian town near here.
It contained the usual line: 'The
people are not interested in poll
tics" Then it added: 'They are
worried. however, about Germany's
future"
There's our real problem" said
the officer, Marvon Glossop, of
Winchester, Ill.
What we must do is convince
them that by taking an intelligent
part in politics, by choosing their
officials wisely, they can shape
their country's future"
Many methods have been tried.
The latest is a series of ''democra-
tization meetings" reaching even
into the smallest of villages.
The villagers meet to talk over
their problems-local, state nation
al or even personal. They discuss
how they-or their government
should handle these problems.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-11
Poor Quality Of Output
JaiIs Soviet Factory Men

MOSCOW - Soviet courts have
handed out prison sentences Of five
and seven years to factory man.
ayers who produced goods of poor
quality, according to the Soviet
press.
The newspapers carried special
communique to the prosecuting at
torney's office listing seven cases
in which factory officials were given
stiff penalties for failure to make
their production meet standards Of
quality.
Other cases were listed as under
investigation.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-11
Expert Urges Milk Cows
Be TAUGHT Good Habits

Training your cows in good habits
is most important to all dairymen,
according to a leading dairy spe-
cialist. He lists the following rec
concentrations for more milk,
greater profits and reduced mas
tits:
Keep cows undisturbed; stimulate
milk letdown one minute before
milking begins; operate milking
machine according to manufac-
rurer's directions.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-11

Although Andy W . S
m os tly cooperative.
he staged tempera
mental flare.ups, just
like any other starlet
(left). Then Il would
take all the c0axing
Of his keeper, Mickey
Quinn, plus . little
something in the way
Evening star., 1949-01-28
SUBURBAN SALIVA. tcsnt. }

Al BAKER 4 SON, INC.-qet set
for spring, in this lovely 3-bedrm.,
all brick; 2 baths. lovely living rm.,
dining rm., equipped Kitchen, full
bsmt.; attached garage; large beau
tiful lot. Located in q charming
setting just right for . garden. See
this, this today 9 II, dE. 7a4a. Alex. e644.
AL BAKER & SON. INC.-Nr. Alex
andria; asbestos shingle bungalow,
Ras Rtehen Hnf ba fun Dsaum snpan:ea saunRsa stse
Down payment only si,5oo and s75
per- per mo. g nj TE; 1 7s4s. Alex. 6e44.
AL BAKER q SON. INc.-In the
incest section Of town; q brick end
of.row home that has a nice. sized
kitchen. 8 nice bedrms.; corner lot,
Oil INV. heat, hardwood floors:
conven. to new shopping center and
bus transp. TIE. 7343. Alex. 6644.
NEST REALTY CO. offers more for
our money. Farms, homes, small
acreage, vacant lands. lots. One
special Groom house. over 3 acres,
Pes; market isT-s. aS ''5o g. A pHs9s %fsesSsE H.
SOUTH 7th AND QUINCY SIS
Rambler. with 8 bedrms. and
baths. elec: kit. paneled liv. rm. and
h.; beautifully Handicapped cor, VI
acre lot. Offered by owner at SIG,
imsnsot goo Call OK. 1856 for appts; to
TRY THIS FOR sIZE-s1O,5oO; An
nandale home that can be classified
as real buy. completely refinished,
beautiful little asbestos shingled
bungalow with expansion attic, 2
bedrms., living room, dining room
completely. modern; furnished kit,
inclosed side porch giving splendid
view Of this good old virgins coun-
tryside; Is minutes from the PEN
tagon, over good road; full bath, "
basement with laundry tubs; auto
matte hot-water heat. summer-win-
ter hookup; easy financing, down
payment of from $4,000. with
owner taking first trust Of balance
Exclusive with UHLER & CO., phone
FA 7424 fl
Evening star., 1949-01-28

8 Bedrms., Den, 21a Baths
in Ashton Heishts-Priced
at S25,5oO; rarely do we have the
that has all the extra features
which go to make desirable living
center-hall ent., spacious liv. rm.
with f1repl. family size din. rm.,
lge. equipped kit, side screened
porch, pine-paneled den and tiled
"a bath, complete LIST A.: End a. has
master bedrm., with pvt. bath and
lovely pine-paneled rec. rm. with
hrepl.. and "a bath. oil heat; att
gar. built Of finest prewar brick
construction; located on lovely lot
with 9S-ft. frontage; close to schools
shopping and transp. For appt. to
see, call OW. 1904.
LES FARNUM
Evening star., 1949-01-28
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED
SUBURBAN SAlE-VlRGlkIA

downtown-Excel. In
come producing property IN the
heart hH tro OF no vsyDnr Aexana5 Mex spG
With : sptss: ist a a. has 5 rms.
kit. and bath: End f. has 4 rms,
kit. and bath; oil h.-w:h.; nice
yard property now produces in,
come Of Sl,I25 per annum: price d
EBNER r. DUNCAN CO; Realtors
and Insurance, 209 Rupley Bldg !,
ALEXANDRIA. Yates Gardens-A de-
s5k able sect section Of ,.A AlexandTla The
equip. kit, 2 bedrms.. tile bath,
tub and shower: many desirable
features including full bsmt., oil &C.
sea seat. so6, etc; walled li1t garden; price
For full Information cali Alex.
l155. EBNER R. DUNCAN CO,
Bldg: s15 King st.. Alex. Va. -2s
ARL1NGTON-2-be expansion
sttd seod Gope o GSa near 0smt 5ns autS %RSaT hsa
ARLINGToN-s9.95o: $1,000 cash,
S72.37 mo-. incl taYss, ins, with
payment deductions later: 2-bedrm.
det. home: excel. cond. wooded lot;
iNG a9to, f heat soo WRIGHT REALTY
rhiRFAX1si ARR cH tSoo 600 cash and d@2 low
nice suburban 5-rm. home with ex-
pan attic, full bsmt,, auto heat,
kit. equipped including Bendix wash
er. CAPUT1, Realtor, phone FA.
DEL RAY DIsTRIcT-Brick bunsa- buns
school; s13,6oo; have $500 FLA
MAS IsS REAL REALTY I" oV. '1Is 1i45 or fF. TE.
LEE HGTs.-High and desirable.
bus, theater: liv. rm. in French
gray with, fireplace; lge. din. rm.,
> master bedrms., ebony tiled bath,
equip. kit; ,, screened porch, oil h.
fsrins At 81 ,a5o!' $FHfs.osF. THE sRANT
&C.. 1894 a Wilson blvd. GL. 4216,
ISVEsTMFgNr W 4SIgi PROPERTY, sse 2sapt.
sds on rGs nssr BUS : scso
$4,000. Call Elizabeth W. Rosen'
SH Gtth oeSdL eMSTLLIAM' Ian 6w p PAsRRAMoRE' sEI
saooo lms cAsa tsd bssbs ss5 20 10 XTneto bea
heat, fireplace, ranch type; screened
porch; sparkling new in vivid pa
ppers and eolors; immed. poSs., THE
Pr; sRANT \ nS 60; o5sS SSa4 Wilson blvd. a6 GL.
MR.: VETERAN!Mwe're authorized to
offer at S14,95O 0ess than VA. ap-
proved price,, 3-bedrm. brk. home
in very finest N. Arl. location; Cal
eaSnes eas sss Fansf ed bab rftf Fiji bsm sase k
BsAs2 siSs = so Gos sss f'5h Wson 1sa blvd 5HE an
VA;-All types salable homes, fully
illustrated inside and out photo
NEs REALTY. DI. 6eiS. N51
LARGE HOUSE. suitable for renting
rooms. in the Del Raw district,
Alexandria, l blk. from Mt. Vernon
ssss ASs 'RiEs SESir9 ov. '3fa iiaS o. FIFE T.
UNDER ss,ooo-3-bedrm. nE frame
house, completely modern, on "a
acres. nr: Mt. Vernon, Va. SHER-
MAN MAN REALTY. ov. 114b or IE
NEW s-BEDRM. BRICK coloniais
Fireplaces, full easements. Gas &C.
heat. equipped kitchens, level lots;
S14,25O; by builder. MR.. ROB-
ERTS. GIL. 207a. 80
MODERN DUPLEX of rooms, tile
bath. pvt entrance each: one apt.
rented 500 mo. GIL. 1871 30.
CLOSE IN-About 3.acre estate. g.
rm. modern home, pleasant grounds;
on hard-surfaced road. Must be
seen to be appreciated Price, S26.-
500. OWNER. Te.ephone CHI SOIL.
OWNER SELLING BRICK bungalow,
lge. 1st trust at A.; basement and
attic, 3 rms and bath, gas heat
a.c.: $4,000 cash down: leaving
town February; must sell at once
IA. 61Se. -2e
Evening star., 1949-01-28
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp
WEEK-END SPECIALS

81, $50, $1,000 down, 5 rm. and bath
bunga. on lot 100x100; vacant
$3.50, ST 900 down, 6-rm and bath
asbestos shingle bunga.; on lot
60X100, INV. h.
$4,000, $3.50 down; 5-rm. asbestos
shingle bunga. on lot 40x100; Just
New home, ST 900 down; 2-story as
bestos shingle; on lot 4Ox1O0; bus
at door: paved street.
GI. 81 800 down; new brick and stone
home on lot 50x100; approved FHA
and GIL. off Southern ave. s.e.
! Picture home, on Main St, bus,
| schools and stores; .poss. in 8 wks;
total price. $4,000.
Brick home, $3.50 $3.50 down :.
S45 a mo. includes everything: of
! MINI. ave. sc
The above is lust few of the many
| homes we have.
Call am to pm
We have plenty OF lots just over D. C
| line. Bus, water, sewer. AS low as
$3.50 each.
RAY CHICK
5504 Marlboro pike. HI. 44o4 and
Evening star., 1949-01-28
BETHESDA-VACANT

A real bargain at S15,SO0. 1O7 Glad
wyn Court, near Naval Hospital.
Center-entrance hall. living rm. with
fireplace, dining rm., large, we'll
equipped kitchen on 1st floor; two
master-size bedrms. and tiled bath
on End floor; full basement; large
fenced lot. Open Sun. 2 to dark.
Hospital, right on Jones Bridge I'd.
2 blocks to our open" sign
E. M. FRY, INC, WI. 6740
Evening star., 1949-01-28
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLANI

HYATTSvILLE HILLS, $4,000, easy
terms. New-house condition; c
rooms, bath, cleo, hardwood floors
throughout, fireplace, sleeping porch
Full bsmt.. deep lot. Close to every
thing. Possession.
Lanham, Md, $1,000. easy terms
Five-room bungalow; electric, city
water, furnace heat, floored attic
large front porch; q acre. Close te
everything. ERWIN REALTY CO
Hyattsville 0334; ewes, WA. 1881
Evening star., 1949-01-28
WOODT,AWN

If you are q veteran and would like
a brick home. either bungalow OF
2-story. why not drop by and ses
US for what we consider very DOC
buy on today's market? We have
only 2 of the 2-story types left
and of the bungalows 81, ,25C
down; S75 monthly which includes
taxes and insurance; immed. pos.
session. PRINCE GEORGES REAL
TY CO., WA. 6655 or UN. 1856.
Evening star., 1949-01-28
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. tcont.
RETHESDA

CT approved. Call builder for a $4Ou
saving. New all brick, 6 rms. Ia
baths and porch. Price, $15.SOJ
$4,000 down. Also new all brick. :,
rms, "a baths, 20-ft. knotty pire
den Gar. and sun deck above. SIS
$50. $4,000 down. Many other fea-
lures. Call at all times. CO. 1910.
Evening star., 1949-01-28
UNIVERSITY PARK

New, 7-rm., Cape Cod brick; bsmt
consists OF built-in garage, laund
and furnace rm.. a bath. knotty.
pine rec. rm. with fireplace; ls'
fully equipped kit, din. rm.,. . bed.
rms. tiled powder rm.; . bedrms
and fulfilled bath on end floor;
copper plumbing and suffering; very
lge corner lot. JOHN H. JOHNSON
43O6 Jefferson St, Hyattsville. WA
Evening star., 1949-01-28

RAMBLER-$14,95O
In Arlington. in q lovely location, we
have this home ready for occupancy
nrepl. dining rm., kitchen. 2 large
bedrms. and bath. GI approved
$4,000 cash, $50 monthly.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GL. or OK. 1854
Evening star., 1949-01-28
Bradley Blvd. Neighborhood

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This lovely home contains a well-f1n-
ished and attractive pine paneled
library, powder rm., living rm., din
ing rm.. and kitchen. built-in Lear
garage, and 3 well-proportioned bed
rms. and bath on 2nd floor. A new
home is very attractively situated
on a well-landscaped lot and is ex-
ceptionally attractively financed. For
further information call ARLIE L..
JOHNSON REALTY CO., INC, OR.
T100 fill O n m -oS
Evening star., 1949-01-28
L. T. GRAVATTE
LOW COST HOUSE

Priced at 1880 and in excel. cond.
1t contains lge. liv. rm., kit, . bed
rms. and bath; oil heat: paved
street; settled neighborhood; close
to stores and transp. Call MR.
GATES, GE. 2710 3