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Evening star., 1949-03-30
By Elem
Beauty Editor


PERMANENT DATA: If friz-
ziness, split ends. over-dyed, over
bleached, or over-processed hair
is your lot, you'll want to use the
new creme rinse put out by the
company that has glorified twins.
This new product is an after
shampoo and after-home perma-
nent beauty treatment. 1t is de-
signed to give hair added gleam,
new softness, and that freshness
that's so desirable. Use it at
home by mixing one tablespoon
full of the creme rinse with one
cup of warm water. After sham
pooing, while hair is still wet, pour
the mixture over your hair. Rinse
with clear water. If you are CIV
ing yourself a home permanent
use the creme rinse right after the
neutraliZing step.
DAILY DOUBLE: That's really
where our knowledge Of horse rae
ing begins and ends. But it does
go one step farther in the beauty
business. Because we've discov-
cred daily double" in the bright
orchid and coral flame lipsticks
that are packaged together with a
models applicator. With the ap-
plicator you apply your lipstick
without a Wobble. Directions are
simple. Pomade the slant end Of
the applicator by stroking against
your lipstick. Keep plenty of 1t
on the applicator. These two lip
stick shades ought to see you
through the spring season with
it's bright new colors in clothes.
JUST A LITTLE GIFT: For
that week end hostess. for your
bridge winner, or for yourself If
you are little down in the dumps
about any little thing such as your
child forgetting his lines in the
school play. There's set of four
Evening star., 1949-03-30
By ANGELO Pafri

Children who live in whole
house with a garden, a yard OF
their own, are the most fortunate
of all children. Those who have
to live in tiny apartments are
quite out of luck, for they cannot
have a place of their own in
which to spread out their belong
ings and get to work on them.
That is something all children
love to do. They feel so much
more important. SO much bigger,
stronger and more assured if they
have that one spot to call their
own. Even a corner Of a room,
with q chair and a table, a shelf
or drawer, is something. To
this place of refuge a child can
Evening star., 1949-03-30
CROCHET BOOK?

From Mrs. G. L. c., Arlington)
would appreciate very much to
get in touch with a reader Of the
RICH who perhaps. has an old
bedspread crochet book No. 65
7 started bedspread Can octagon
popcorn design some years age
and have decided it is too small
and would like to make larger,
but I cannot buy the book any
where and I have lost instruction
pages from book. If you happen
to have old book No. IS I will
be glad if you contact me through
RICH
Evening star., 1949-03-30
Bv Barbara Bell

Pattern No. 1921 comes in sizes
2. 3. 4, S and years. Size 3, dress,
requires 112 yards striped fabric
plus l yard plain fabric; boys
shirt, y yards; short pants, 11s
yards.
For this pattern. send Is cents,
in coins, your name. address. pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, The Washington
Star, P. o. Box 80. Station G,
New York 10. N. Y.
The spring and summer Styl-
ist is brimful of ideas for summer
sewing, 81 pages of style, color
easily-made frocks-plus free pat
tern and free knitting directions
printed inside the book. rs cents
Evening star., 1949-03-30

is constructed without square cor
ners which makes it easy to clean.
The plastic is heat resistant. Mix
ing of dough. pouring into the
maker and pushing Of plunger for
the twenty takes approximately
ten minutes. 1t is operated by
merely raising a plunger which
allows the dough to fall into place.
Upon pushing the plunger back
into place, a perfectly formed
standard size doughnut falls
from the base of the tube into a
deep fat fryer.
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by quickly costly Those greet o 0eou
enot
Not will this
wrinkles Inc
full OF
soft and smooth Apply gently
added sparkle
tn lono-os for oshes
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DOUGHNUT RECIPE.

Salem, N. c. I do hope this is
the doughnut recipe you want. I
wrote it down about IA years ago
before leaving your city. If I
remember correctly it is the same
used for church suppers, etc.
Doughnuts with yeast. Beat 2
eggs. add a cup sugar, u cup
shortening, cup mashed potatoes
in water in which cooked mashed
through sieve. l cup yeast u cake
in y cup of water), tablespoon
salt, flour enough to make dough.
Let rise. roll and cut, let rise
again. Fry in deep fat. Sorry. I
don't have recipe for glaze.
From Mrs. A. H. A., WashingtonJ
I believe I have the answer to
your inquiry about how to fry
doughnuts so they will not split
open. Turn each doughnut over
when 1t comes to the top after
dropping it in the hot lard. Fry
q short time, then turn 1t over
again. I turn mine several times
during the frying process and
they come out looking as a dough-
nut should. I hope this solves
your problem.
RIDDING HOUSE OF PESTS.
CURTAIN PROBLEM?
From Mrs. M. H. M, Washington
I would like to pass on a little
tip about ridding your house OF
bugs and I mean every and any
kind. Get the man Of the house
to pry baseboards loose enough so
you can spray we'll down in back
of them. We use our attachment
for spraying of our electric vacuum
cleaner. We do this all over the
house about twice year and 1t
kills every kind of bug. The house
has q terrific odor for a while but
it soon goes away and it certainly
is worth it. We had buffalo moths
that had done an awful lot OF
damage and got rid of them COM
pietely. Just take a screw driver
and loosen Dashboard about ! inch
from wall about every foot or so.
Then push back as tight as pos
sible.
I wish some one could give me
some helpful hints about how to
make a curtain that has a rod top
and bottom. Do you allow for
shrinkage and if so how much2
PRESSURE COOKER?
ROASTS?
(From Mrs. J. B. H.,
Falls Church,
I have just gotten a pressure
cooker and would appreciate any
help from the readers on the sub
ject of pressure cookery. The
cooker has q 4-quart capacity and
cooks everything at one pressure,
IS pounds. Do any Of the ladies
have this type? I know nothing
about them at all and received no
recipe or instruction booklet, only
time chart. would like to hear
from any one who has used this
type of cooker.
Also, there is a product on the
market which is supposed to
plaster and paint in one operation,
recommended for rough walls, etc.
Have any of the readers had any
experience with this? -
Mrs. A. DIS query concerning
roasts interested me very much
because I have that problem, too.
I seldom get roasts because I
usually feel that I'm not getting
my moneys worth. since the
finished product" is never what
I want it to be. I would like to see
a full discussion in RICH on the
subject of roasts. which are the
best kinds as to flavor and costs.
best roasting methods. etc. Also.
how to use my Dutch oven to
best advantage. I seldom use 1t.
RICH is wonderful. I look for
ward to relaxing with it every
evening. Miss it on Saturdays.
II X X
Evening star., 1949-03-30
THE LEGEND
OF THE DOGWOOD.

(Fr0nl MRS. w. II. s., ArLtngtOn.j
Since it is nearing the time fo1
those lovely dogwood tree bios
SONS, I thought perhaps you
would be interested in publishing
the following for your readers
especially for the new comers to
this part of the U. S. A.
The Legend of the Dogwood.
There is legend that before
the Crucifixion the dogwood had
been the size of the oak and other
forest trees. So firm and strong
was the tree that it was chosen
as the timber for the cross. To be
used thus for such a cruel pur-
pose greatly distressed the tree
and Jesus, nailed upon it. sensec
this, and in His gentle pity fol
all sorrow and suffering said to it.
Because of your regret and pity
for My suffering. never again shall
the dogwood tree grow large
enough to be used as a cross
Henceforth it shall be slender
and bent and twisted and its
blossoms shall be in the form o1
cross-two long and two short
petals. And in the center of the
outer edge of each petal there
will be nail prints. brown with rust
and stained with red. and in the
center Of the flower will be g
crown of thorns. and all who see
1T will remember. ."
Evening star., 1949-03-30
SLOW CHILD.
From Mrs. S. L., Washington

(From Mrs. S. L., Washington
To Mrs. E. G. O.. Washington:
I was faced with a similar child
problem of delayed speech and
after a weary search from doctor
to doctor / found the answer at
the District of Columbia Society
for Crippled Children, 1767 Mas
sachusetts avenue NV. (Hobart
872D. Although my boy seemed
normal and we thought he was
right-handed, examination and
tests showed a condition called
mixed dominance. In other
words he was neither right nor
left handed and his speech center
could not develop. After right
hand dominance started to be-
come established he began to talk
and improve at a great rate.
So please contact this wonderful
organization at once, or me,
through RICH.
Also would like to add that
it's bad enough to face this prob
lem without being told that maybe
the mother is at fault. Any child
will walk or talk unless held back
by a truly terrific emotional
strain and that doesn't mean lack
of mud pies.
The District of Columbia Soci-
ETY. for Crippled Children is sup
ported by the sale of Easter Seals.
Please buy and use them.
Evening star., 1949-03-30
SOIL PROBLEM?

From Mrs. r. A. G., Washington
Will some one come to the aid
Of this party? We've recently
moved into a new home and I
need desperately to learn exactly
what one does with the local soil
(clay), to have a garden. I under
stand it's absolutely essential to
get topsoil before anything will
grow, but this appears to be ex-
penSive.
I've looked forward to having
garden for so long that I simply
must accomplish it this year. Any
and all ideas are eagerly awaited.
Evening star., 1949-03-30
LOCATING INFORMATION.

(From Mrs. w. B. B., ViennaJ
Slip Covers Folder No. 80. How
to Braid Rag Rug Folder No. "a.
Send S cents for each folder to
Women's Service Bureau, the
American Weekly. P. o. Box 382,
Church Street Station, New York,
N. Y.
Wing chair, 8 yards 50-inch
fabric, IL yards 36-inch fabric, 13
yards trimming. Side chair, Ss
yard 36-inch fabric. 2 yards trim
ming. Club-type sofa, II yards
5O-lnch fabric. 20 yards 36-inch
fabric, 26 yards trimming. Club
type chair, 7 yards 50-inch fabric,
10 yards 36-inch fabric. 13 yards
trimming. Boudoir chair, AZ
yards 50-inch fabric, 6l2 yards
36-inch fabric. 9 yards trimming.
Large braided rug. about 68 by
II inches, requires about 20
pounds of rag and stocking ma
terial. All braids should be same
thickness or the rug will ripple or
bulge.
Evening star., 1949-03-30
By Peegy Roberts

By Peggy Roberts
Youngsters will adore this mis-
chievous loking little animal and
grown-ups love him, too. He is
made of grey felt and dressed in q
pink turtle-neck sweater and
stocking cap. Squeaky measures
1912 inches tall and is as easy as
can be to make.
Pattern Envelope No. 1906 con-
tains hot-iron transfer. material
requirements, embroidery stitch
Illustrations and finishing direc-
tions.
To obtain this pattern, send zoe
in COINS. giving pattern number.
your name. address and zone
number to Peggy Roberts, The
Washington Star, p. o. Box 100,
Station G. New York 10. n. z.
Evening star., 1949-03-30
BEAD BAG?

(From Mrs. T. r. M, WdShingtonJ
wonder if any of the readers
could tell me to whom I could take
a valuable, old, imported bead bag
for repair.
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LYON VILLAGE

Rambler. gracious wsli-kept foons .
front patio. lear detached sarase
Priced to sell Attractive terma
Arlington Realty Co.
22oA Wilson blvd. OW h30o IA
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from Pals Church Take Ros,s = J
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REsLrY All '0c Co - a.; s;' 81 !9.s p.sAAiys =.
oPES SUNDAY. I-s-Att. s-secrn
home with ISi-a sedrm sath gAf
oil h,-v b Sewers xargahery sxcel
eone Priced for immediate SAFE
81 $50, excel terms Oat Lee blvd
70 Seven Cors, continue Routs AS 70
Cherry St. left 20 Sni4 " CLIFFORD
SEERTZER. RE 2735. 6H 5iIS
GROOM HoME-Brand-
nsS, 3 baths Etep-dovu !lrinE rEn
lAsss dining rm- faa eSnt all.
modern kitchen, unusually nn. az.
ch!tecsure. ! bus fare 20 D. c
MISS KING. KE. 3-3ls4
OWNER HAS STONE HOUSE fos sAle
rms. a baths. pine recreation
I'm. maids rm Earaee ehiskrr
house, garden well shrueeed 10,
sn1@34 Located 81 Lee hay. and
Maple lane 4 miles past Pals
Church st Lee Manor PA A44s
NEW 3BEDRM COLONIAL, arxs
living I'M dining I'm ard Kitchen
pa n 3 nedrmS = baths End e
finished recreation rm With fireplace
n " h large stde porch. car ga
raEe larFe corner 10, 5000 s 9Th
~ All Va CH H1+a -"
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Home in beautiful wooded area with
hilltop charm: excellent neiRhhor-
hood. convenient to schools and
buses. Living room with f1replaee
dining room with corner cabinets.
equipped electric kitchen. 2 large
bedrooms and tiled bath. large
screened porch. full basement. oil
ators, attached garage and concrete
driveway: HANDICAPPED lot. 50x127
9Th large trees PRICE, S1e;950
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RARE VALUE

81 .Tsa--IGl approved, Cape COD
b0nGaiow. Iis. rm. with fireplace.
din.-kit combination. farEs bed
rms, and tile bath, stairs 70 huSs
plumhgns, fuu basement. sas heat.
iarge wooded lot. close 10 sh1ppsne
esTter, theaier and buses. Cal
nov.
Real Estate Service. Inc.
Leo Hwy nj Gashe EA nw 9fss8a
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SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT.

COLONIAL HOME, on large estate
Md. suburbs, ami; bride paths;
horses avail Ashton 2941.
RMS, electricity. water in kit, nc
bath: $50 mo-; at bus. stores and
churches. Ask operator for Bowie
LARGE HOUSE, partially furnished
bedrms., baths, bedrm. and
from street: convenient location
available July 4, $3.50 month. BOX
27.K Star
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OPEN SUNDAY
sSo4 Marlboro Pike. HI. 44o4-3.
A RARE DISCOVERY

A RARE DlSCONEn1 I
You'll slow down to o stop when you
drive by this home, the charm OF Its
design, tosether with It's loveiy lawn
and landscaping, really compels at
tention. It is o large home, consist.
ing of spacious bedrooms, paneled
den and o dinette, as well as a love-
ly dining room. II Is located in the
exclusive University Park area near
the University OF Maryland. Nine
comparable homes that / have built
In this area have sold for around
$4,000: this Is my last home avail
able and ! will sell 1t to . qualified
purchaser for vell under its market
value. II is financed for veterans
with q $17.150 trust; for nonvet-
Grams with Sl3 800 trust. No rea-
sonable offer viii be refused. 90
phone me and We viii srfanse for
inspection at your eonyenienee.
Sunday, 10 20 10. AP. oSss: week
oays, ~, 4e4e; eIes.. AP. 0S8e Or
GE. &9eS,
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COLUMBIA PINES
Sl9.950-OPEN II

This lovely home has very large liv.
I'm. AXIS. with fireplace. picture
windows and French doors opening
onto screened hAgstone terrace
CaTrara glass powder room, equip
ped kit with breakfast bar. built in
heated EaarGt master bedroom. lSx
IN; one block trans sportAtfon ex-
eellent financing To inspect Drive
out Columbia pike to Columbia
Pines right l. block 10 $40 Rose
lane and our sign
ASK-US? REALTY CO.
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ARLINGTON

81 90 block 90. oxfogd &C.. ssmi6st
effek. Aboat Q pears cid. . yms,, and
bath. full basement, 1Et trust $500
balance: pries 1850; terms Can
m sTxvEx0cM. ma sdSs: syss.
and 0nn-. u ASH. lF lis
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ARLINGTON

314 South ve;tch st - Attractive
semidetached a-bedroom brick; ]
blk from Washington and Lee shop
ping center: excellent condition.
partial basement, picket fence. sale
By owner. viii accept Grxt reR-
soma Bile offer. Easy terms: assume
Z. GI loan. Call cH. is2s or
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ARLINGTON RAMBLER
OpEN TnnAV

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So baths iSt-s plAG Brsl'lsGl
llv FD dir I'm cosEb pine ps G-
clee fireplace. oaat-4E SSsok she Ti' st
a4-cisC aEssm a. its-ta q
retgr IAunoT oaiEG GAreAEr as
pos4a ds luxe SoGoir even rAnEs
cerg ;g~eEF EgrAktAsg IAeA sKEAa2l
fan. 10 cabinets eNpaHssoD sttkS
balTt sAA &C h car port 1AEstuas
patio ca!cEiua AWnsEss 70 bs is,
stalled white plSkst tence !anc
scApec cor 10! ever i09A1f.k SoSs1r &C
estate Th,S Unframed bone Is
Truly eessEned !og lIVlRE and nast es
Sesn 10 be appreciated Reduced 'ei
immcc sale. low monthly payments
Open / to 4 Directions Our Ire
hwy pas Gltos 10 70 no. s4i'. .ii!s, = aa
Talmage Wllcher. Realtors
I73s Wilson Blvd GL ea20, GL
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CHEVERLY, MD.

Lse. cor. bungalow. Beautiful liv
rm. with fireplace, full dining rm;,
3 good bedrms., full tiled bath, mod.
lge. kit. with ample cabinets. full
bsmt., expansion attic with stairway
Oil h-w.h.. storm sash and screen,
fully insulated. lge. screened porch;
beautiful lge. cor. lot, outside are-
place; det. gar. Price reduced for
quick sale
peter j. hagan
Realtor, 3s41 34th st. NE, UN.
1856. Once open Sun. IL am. to
u m
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OPEN
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2423 MINI. ave.
SUITLANr

SUITLAND
A47s Fort drive: 4.bedroom stone
fenced lot; owner must sacrifice for
Sl5,750; terms HI. T099; after
pm, Mr. Wood, LU. 3-9257.
WEST REAL ESTATE
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GIS Bedroom-$9, 400
New 2-story houses with 8 sood-sizeo
rms, 3 available Of group Of 13; 10.
kigh wooded lots, 2 blks. from 80
stores and transportation; $1,000
cash includes settlement expenses
$3.50 per mo- includes int. princi-
pal. taxes and ins. Call G. r. CAR
SON g. CO.. UN. 1878. UN. 272s.
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EAST FALLS CHURCH

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REAL VALUE
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see this hes@t ssIsts~ilkE home with
=. OF perfectly lAhGss ped sTaupa
hnF hatnt Of ebtIA kate fsn8
centaifitug tis. ffn ana eIR tn
With arsp5aes huss kt aNn ut
hedTm and fut mod be IN en 81 q
mo 4 has BasiFt bee chambers .
and ! tali bed ans usasuA ets
poftuniiS 10 epy q real substantial
prepstty al en amazingly Zee price
Oat Lee Essa OF Ire Hwy 10 Aross
u Srst on BROAD To 40 oAk a.
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ALEXANDRIA,

UFEN SUN, z 10 3
he heis Attsetive fstfe0h brlch buneafSx
or level. beautifully shrubbed lot
Large front porch. liv. rm. with iTe-
place. full-sised din, rm., kitchen.
large bedrms. g take twin beds).
large walk-in closets with windows,
cry Ssmt:; ,.a Oh hwn: sstd get sssase
bus. schools and shopping; S15.5o0.
Directions to reach; So. on Russell
I'd. to Braddock I'd. turn right ~
mi. to 240S Page ter on right
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FOUR SPECIALS

FOUR SPECIALS
Near Cheverly-Nics home at sac
rifice, S7.950.
Near suitland-Nice home. S6,s50,
Also S9.95O.
Near Capitol Hts.-S4.950: GOOD
See this PROPERTY. HI. 7O9e: after
pm. HI 1870 or LU. 3-9257.
WEST REAL ESTATE
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ThoS. G Magruder Co
ENGLISH RASEMFNT
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MASNAS REALTY
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5801 QUEEN CHAPEL RID.

Open Sun. . to 6. Attrac. cor. brk
equip. kit, nice bedrms., stair
way to expansion attic, full bsmt
gas h-wh., nr. schools, shoppins
center, transp. Price, Sl3.6O0. Di-
rections: Continue on Mich. ave
ne to Queens Chapel rd and 5s0l
Call Mr. Stover, CAMPANELLA &
WOOD. EX. Alb; ewes, TW. 1910
Evening star., 1949-06-12
THE BRANT COMPANY
LivNhle. Lasting Home

ktsaofs ca ssustss stvntt @AAa "a 80
seh e'va ot a.fe p1 uA-u.
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ARIINGTON-Slno o5n

Owner ss43sEg b-rm- ns&i ana eisAn
tem}arL hEstt h8F1r saEsp kH
refrigerator. tl4G clean hsgst ea}-
s1de Ahe iak1ct sEtE AEess. bet -Sslsg
hs8Is! ysre Anc EaFasE fences -
CorV 10 eS1ses AnG khopstnE leks
than 5 mtn TO PVutASeH. Via SRFy
c. @Hi z Saath NrsRts ~ CE taAstsN
Evening star., 1949-06-12
SUITLAND-oPEN SUN.

fOUU Oil v EN- TILL 1tD.
Several new brick homes in this
desirable area. some ARRANGED suit.
able for home and rental deal. We
would suggest you drop by 4Soe
Silver Hill I'd. and tell our Mr
Piercy your requirements and HI
will gladly help you. AT. $3.50
or OW. 1908.
THE GABLES co.
Evening star., 1949-06-12

A beautiful buy In O sweii. little
home. . stories, axb. Shinsle. .
nice hedrms-. tile bath Cav. and
shower in basement). lis,- rm-. Are
place. dtn. I'm, equip kit. k.-w
beat. targe fenced yard. screened
shade trees. close 20 everything.
only 3, 500 needed Phone ewes
CH- 1888. JOHN Il. MILLER ~
A. BRO fS1a X ST. NV. Ma sS5T
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ACRE AND FREEDOM
HOLLYWOOD ON THE HILL

COLLEGE PARK. MD.
Ramblers, Sl1, 300. 81 300 down.
GI approved 2 bedrms. Completely
modern Full bsmt Lge. wooded
lot. Close to transp. downtown
Conv. to Beltsville Dept. of Agri-
culture and Univ. Of Md Directions:
Out Balto.- Wash. blvd. past the
Univ. of Md, 1ia mi. right on
Hollywood rd at sign, right at 49th
ave. and houses. Open Sun, pm.
until dark
Taylor Development Co.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
WEST HYATTSVILLE

Ideal for dentist. doctor or profess
sional man. 2-bedrm. brick bungalow
with completely finished md a.,
rm.. uitramodern kit, sun porch.
huge rec rm. with hrepl., large
yard with brick gsrage; on main bus
line. Conv. to everything. Today's
cost Of duplicating home Is $50. 900.
owner viii take S16,e60 with $1,000
down. Make an sppt. to see It to-
HUDSON co.
<7Io AnnspoIi: s's4 49, se slassnssSrs Sy H7s
week ends.
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Arlington
OPEN 2 TO Z Pm.

A spacious 3-bedroom- 3-sAIh. pTeSaE
brick In fashionable locality, sta
study; rer room with sAT, maid >
room. fun attic integTAi garage
outdoor grill deitkhtfqlly Handicapped
grounds instant possession SIS
500 To reach Out Lee Sisc TO
Seven Corners where HillNood ave
inteTAeetS, continue on AiliN ood
about = olks TO sO@ ana open stgn
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