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Evening star., 1949-08-01

some pineapple Tor my pm.
feeding.
Last year I tried some rhubarb
and it is the simplest Of all to can.
just wash and cut into l-inch
pieces, pack into jars and set in
the sink. Very, very slowly let
cool water run into the jar to
within l inch Of the top. This has
to be done slowly so no air bubbles
will be left in the jars. then seal.
That's all there is to it-and I've
had 1t keep for over a year. No
hot water processing at all.
POEM.
from Mrs. r. L. Y, WASHINGTON. }
Mrs. NJ. E. H., Falls Church: I
am sending you A poem that the
actress, Olga Petrova recited on
the stage at the Keith's Theater
many years ago. 1t is entitled ITO
a Child That inquiries"
How did you come to me- my sweet?
From the land that no man knows?
Did Mr.. Stork bring you here on his vings7
Were you born in the heart Of 4 rose?
Did an snssl a, with you down from the
Were you found in q sooseberry patch?
Dig fairy brins you from fairyland?
To my door that was left on the latch?
No-my darling was born Of a wonderful
A love that was Daddy's and mine;
pro|ound;
A love that was almost divine.
Do you remember, sweetheart, when we
went to the zoo?
And saw. that bit bear. with . grouch'
And the tigers and lions and that tall
That s' carries her babe. in . pouch,
Do you remember l. told you she kept
them there safe
From the cold and the wind till they
Big enough to tax. car. Of themselves?
And, dear heart. that's Just how hrst
cared for you.
I carried you under my heart. my sweet
And I sheltered you safe from alarms
Till one wonderful day the dear God
lookedSdown.
And my darling YOU lay in my arms.
Evening star., 1949-08-01
Why Grow Old?
Daily Cleansing Necessary

If you do not cleanse your face
carefully each day you are almost
certain to have large pores and
blackhead trouble and you also
increase the dryness of the skin
because the little oil glands be-
come plugged. 1t is essential that
dirt and dust and stale makeup
be removed regularly.
Cleanse your face with cream
night and morning. Pat and rub
the cream in gently. Allow it to
remain on for a few minutes and
then remove it with a soft cloth
or towel. Dip another cloth or
towel in water and wiring it out.
Remove some of the remaining
cream with this. Afterwards dip
cotton in one of the now avail
able dry skin fresheners. There
are some which are planned espe-
cially for the dry skin. The
freshener will remove the last
traces of cream. Today you can
buy small cotton squares which
are most convenient when using
the skin tonic.
At night you can then apply
your lubricating cream, or If you
are going to be in the house for q
few hours, put it on then and let
it soak in. Do not apply lubri-
eating cream before your face is
thoroughly cleansed. If you are
going out for the day. your epi-
dermis will be ready for makeup
after this kind of cleansing.
Enlarged pores are usually the
result of inadequate cleansing and
il we fall heir to this handicap
through neglect we must have
clogged pores in more places than
the skin, namely, the brain!
Evening star., 1949-08-01
FUND RAISING.
From S. II. X, Tdkond Park

fFTOW >. II. A., GkOnlG PdTkJ
As a visitor to Washington,
happened to notice the request of
Mrs. D. F.. Of Landover Hills. tor
some suggestions for fund raising
for a small church.
AS an professional fund
raiser. 1 can state that the sue
cess of any drive large or small
depends solely upon the caliber
and enthusiasm of the fund lais-
ers. 1t all depends on hard work,
and face to-face calls, particular
ly in a small community.
First, draw up a list of live"
prospects whom you and the COM
mittee think would be willing to
donate money to the church.
Second, if the list is large. di-
vide the prospects between men,
bers Of the committee. Don't give
any one member more than four
or five, but be sure that he con-
centrates on those ne is assigned.
Third. set up complete time
table for your campaign: opening
dates, calls on prospects, report is
back to the chairman, follow up
calls, etc. Be sure that your time
table is complete and that each
member adheres to it rigidly. Too
many campaigns fail because of
procrastination by fund raisers.
Try to set up a feasible figure
for the amount you will expect to
get from each prospect. For in
stance, if you know that wealthy
member of the community could
well afford $500. aCn't take s100
without some counter pressure.
Break gifts up, if you can, into
terms. For instance,
offer a window for so much, a
meeting room for 50 much and
50 on.
Above all. be sure that all work
ers are briefed with a specific mes
Evening star., 1949-08-01
By Josephine Lowmon


Actually beauty Is much more
than skin deep! Beauty is as deer
rs our tissues, our bloodstreams
and our organs, our hearts and
cur minds.
We know now that a high vita
min intake, q well-balanced diet
good elimination, enough sleep
and relaxation and exercise and
. happy emotional state all in
huence beauty of the skin-deep
portion we view!
We know that we can no more
expect our faces to remain un-
lined without regular fabrication
than we can expect our alligator
pocketbook or leather boots to
stay fresh and new looking with
out periodic oiling.
We also know that careful daily
cleansing is a must" if our skin
is to be fine textured and velvety
and If we are to avoid such blem-
ishes as enlarged pores. black
heads and pimples. There are
many types of skin and many
kinds Of cleansing.
II your skin is extremely oily
most specialists feel that it is
important that you wash your
face several times daily with soap
and water. However, the average
woman from 35 on notices that
her skin becomes increasingly dry.
Also. there are many women who
have = naturally thin, dry, SEN
sitive skin. For this latter group
can say with surety, Cleanse
with cream! Do not use soap. on
your face"
Evening star., 1949-08-01
MORE SUGARLESS DESSERTS.
from Mrs. P. McC., Silper Spring.

/ MORE SUGARLESS DESSERTS.
(From Mrs. P. McC., Silper SPRING.
As for cakes and cookies, as yet,
I haven't perfected any recipes. I
have used biscuit mix and the
recipe on their box for mullins.
omitting the sugar, and adding 6
to half-grain tabs saccharin
dissolved in l tablespoon water.
In this recipe I usually use l tea
spoon cinnamon, "a teaspoon nut
meg, "a teaspoon cloves, "A tea
spoon each mace and ginger. Also,
I add to their recipe l teaspoon
baking powder, "a teaspoon soda,
| level tablespoon melted shorten
ing. and use sour milk. Of hand.
l don't remember whether their
recipe called for l or eggs. but
I do remember that 1 used 2. This
recipe can be made into either
cup cakes or a fiat cake. I re-
member that my second try at
this was better than the first. If
you perfect it through experiment
tation please let me know. 1t isn't
often that I crave piece of cake,
but I'd like to be able to make a
good diabetic cake.
If you get a cake or cup cakes
that you think are worth frosting,
here's something I became elated
over the day I first tried it. Re-
membering that regular sugar
cakes, believe it was tomato
juice cake. called for cream
cheese frosting. I began expert
menting and came up with this:
To l package Of cream cheese ado
2 teaspoons vanilla and 3 half
grain tablets saccharin dissolved
in l teaspoon water, or you can
dissolve it in the vanilla. If you
dissolve it in the water, add it be-
fore the vanilla so you can judge
the consistency and not get it too
soft. CAS- mentioned. I have all
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Readers Clearing House

these written down but packed
away and not quite sure how
much liquid the package of cheese
will take). If the teaspoons of
liquid are not enough to spread
nicely, milk can be added.
I don't know whether or not
you have ever attempted canning
fruits for yourself. I tried some
this year for the first time and as
of the present they look wonder
full. I tried pineapple fresh)
flrst-just ! pint. I kept it in
warm place for weeks to give it
a chance to work. If it was going
to and when it didn't I then
canned more pints. That was
2 months ago and there isn't an
air bubble or sign of spoilage in
any jar.
The fruit is prepared as for
regular Canning-skjnned and cut,
if necessary depending on the type
of fruit. Put fruit in a pan with
just enough water to cover and
simmer for Is to 30 minutes de-
pending upon the hardness of the
fruit. Remove from fire and i'm
mediately pack into hot sterilized
jars to within / inch of the top.
Add enough liquid to reach within
l inch of top and seal. Put jars
into a hot water bath Glars must
be covered by the water) and
process for 80 minutes Remove
and let cool in a draft-free place.
When you get ready to serve the
fruit add half grain tablets
saccharin dissolved in l teaspoon
water to the jar and let it sit
few hours or overnight. If you
cannot get a spoon into the jar to
stir the saccharin water put the
top back on and turn the jar up
side down a few times. Since we
are in room now, awaiting an
apartment, I've already tried out
Evening star., 1949-08-01

sage before making calls. See II
you can't approach each prospect
with message and appeal that
will catch his interest.
Raff1es? Cars? Old hat, I'M
onomic al, lazy, half hearted.
You'll realize much greater returns
from an intensive, personal fund
raising campaign.
ANTHOLOGIES.
From Mrs. M. T. L.. Lanhum.D
To Mrs. M. E. H. of Falls
Church, who requested informa-
ton concerning the poem, Where
Did You Come FROM" 1t was
written by George Macdonald.
The poem may be found in
The Pocket Book of Popular
Verse" edited by Ted Malone
mo. 308, published by Pocket
Books. Inc, New York. 1t is also
included in Fellemans Best
Loved Poems of the American
People published by Garden City
Publishing Co., Garden City, N. Y.
These are worth while anthol-
ogies and may be obtained at
libraries and local book stores
very reasonably.
To Mrs. M. M. F. of Washing
ton, who asked tor Casey at the
Bat" a 13-verse four lines each
poem, written by Ernest Lawrence
Thayer, will find it in the above
mentioned anthology by Felleman.
page 282. Following it is another
baseball poem by James Wilson
called "Casey's Revenge" It, too,
has l3 verses. four lines each.
Then there is another Casey
poem. l6 verses long, by S. P. Nc
Donald. This one is entitled
"Casey-Twenty Years Later"
Any one who enjoys Casey at
the Bat would enjoy these other
two
Evening star., 1949-08-01
FOR FINICKY EATERS.

From Mrs. C. E., Silver SPRING.
1t has been a number of years
since the lack of appetite in small
children during the summer
months, concerned me, but not
ing the letters from mothers who
are facing that now prompts me
to write of one of my appetite
teasers. Procure, or you may have,
gadget into which toothpicks
are stuck, such as are used at
parties. One bite sized tidbit on
each pick. meat, cold vegetables.
fruit, hard boiled eggs, cream
cheese, tiny squares of buttered
bread, we'll balanced, attractive
meal can be presented in this
fashion, which catches the fancy
of the small fry. Holding back
some of the allotted milk is a
help. too. A full quart of milk on
a hot day will keep any one from
being hungry. less milk and some
food is better.
X u x
NAH JONG.
(Fron, Mrs. S. M, AlerdndrtdJ
In answer to M. B. P, WASH
ington for help in playing Nah
Jong: If she will get in touch
with the National Nah Jong Lea
que. Inc, 1919 Broadway, New
York %, New York, they will send
her instructions, etc. It's faci-
mating game.
I think that the RICH is the
best part of the paper. and I hope
that it continues forever.
HOOKED RUGS?
from Mrs. w. M. c.,
Front RoydlD
Is there a place or group where
I could get information on hooked
rugs, how room size are handled,
dying, needles, etc? Should loops
be clipped on yarn rugs?
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SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGlhIA

ALExANDRIA-7-rm. frame, $1,000
down; $3.50; 4 bedrms., h,-w,h.
lot 5Oxl0O. OV. 5000. J. T. MOTION
REALTY. gals Mt Vernon ave,
Alex. Va. Open till pm. %
ALExANDRIA-6-ro old Colonial,
old part OF city, for only S1l,75O,
with immed. poss. Features " bath
hrst A.; den-lihrary with bunk on
top A.; charming dining room open
ing on large Enclosed garden. trees;
breakfast corner with garden view:
random floors, fireplace, oil heat:
spic-and-spen throughout Full
price Sl1.750 for buyer with sub
stantial cash. Move in next week.
Open Sat and Sun. afternoons
423 So. Fairfax st. Phone Alex.
ALExANDRIA-Det brick, No. I46;
81, 900 down; new home, 10 rms.
8 bedrms., oak fls., auto. oil heat,
full bsmt., lge. lot. well Handicapped
Open till 9 pm. OV. 5000. ]. T.
NOTION REALTY, 2415 Mt. Vernon
ave. Alex. Va. 3
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IRWIN B. REAMY

GIs-NO MONEY DOWN
Near University Of Md. VA and FLA
Monthly payments only SiI4 in
Gliding taxes and insurance To
qualify must earn yearly salary of
S6.400; beautiful 6-large-room
brick Colonial with inclosed porch.
tian blinds. aluminium storm win
dows, unfinished rec. rm. in full
basement; large sodded lot. Call TO.
6l3T. 3
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CALIFORNIA COTTAGE

New 2-bedrm. California cottage. atop
q high elevation, in lovely suburban
community of Hillwood Manor; lux
ury liv. nm. with wood-burning IRE
place and cost. picture window;
beautiful view of valley for miles
around; liv. rm. opens on lge. brk.
terrace: the , twin-size bedrms. have
tremendous ceiling closets;
fully equip. modern kit, with re-
frlgerator, range. Bendix washer,
ana steel cabinets; expansion attic
gas-ared radiant heat keeps entire
floor warm and home comfortable at
low cost; price only -Si3,95o; sub
stantial cash required; OPEN Sat. and
Sun. until sold. Directions: New
line 10 Erskine st., turn right. follow
signs to property, 1928 10Th ave.
CARL N: FREEMAN REALTY CO.
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INVESTMENT PROP. Fer SALE
SMALL OFFICE BUILDING-promi-
nent location in nearby county seat;
p modern ONCE rooms, professional
tenants; restaurant in bsmt: low
operating cost. Call Mr. STOEVER,
ME- 0752.
MODERN 1S-unit apt. house in good
Northwest location. Priced to sell.
Call JQLLES, Jr., ME. $500; eyes,,
SH. 1891. q
CONTINUED on Next Pags)
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SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT

fMMED. .OCCUP-Beautlfully furn
(Oriental rugs. etc.. 6 rooms; 3
bedrms.. liv. rn1., din. rm., comp
equip. modern kit, IA tiled baths;
oil heat, drepl.,. garage in basement;
Of owners riding mares il desired
mana other advantages; only &c
miles from Capitol Bldg: south OF
Dist; $l76 per mo. To see, call
UN, 1915. 3
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BUNGALOW

comb. basement with space for rec
rm.: lge lot, with Oct. gar Owner
must sell. S9.95O; cow. terms Call
MIR Lewis. WA. 6o36, with FINCHAM
4 co
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UNIVERSITY PARK

BY owner and builder. Al-brick
Cape Cod, bedroom and bath on LIST
floor, 8 bedrooms and bath on 2nd
nor. screened porch and garage. $500
43rd ave-; open all day and at night
by appointment Phone WA. 1854
UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.
6T1l Queens Chapel Road, block
from Baltimore boulevard 3-bed-
room detached brick home. Con-
venient to schools and transporta-
ton. Possession with title. In
spection by appointment only
S1s,950. GEO. ]. MOSS, Realtor
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$3.50

ST, $50
5-rm. modern bungalow; " mile
new Shirley hwy, 10 minis. D. c.,
on main hwy in Lincolnia; . saeri-
flce. MILLS REALTY, Annsnda!e,
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA

Clarendon Bungalow
Cozy and warm. white brick, 2 good
bedrms., full size dining rm., break
fast room. h.-w.h., garage A rare
buy at S13, so, well financed. Your
inspection invited.
THE BRANT co.
Arlington Sales Once. Brant Bldg,
S334 Wilson blvd. Gil. 4216, OK.
0520. .
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SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. (eent. J
LAUREL

LAUREL
e.rm.. frame house in the center of
residential section; lst A., lge bright
Nv. rm., din. rm., lge. modern kit
and pantry; Ind f.. 3 bedrmS. and
bath; oil hot-air heat; lot. S5xI5O.
Quito. frepl-, lGe. shade trees,
LAUREL
8-year-eld Cape Cod. bedrms.. Iiv.
I'm, and kit, full bsmt, oil hot air
neat Recently redec., Venetian
elnds. 5 comb. screens and storm
windows, and l comb storm and
screen door; cement block garage.
Vacant. Price. S10,95O.
NEAR LAUREL
Frame bungalow on l and - acres
OF ground, 3 bedrms., liv. rm., din.
rmY kit; and bath. Located on hard
suriaced rd; in good neishborfood.
LAUREL REALTY co.
$50 Wash. blvd, Laurel, Md. Phone
4SD. 10
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HOME AND OFFICE

Mr.. Rainier Terminal. Perfect loca.
ton for doetor or professional man
Substantial home needs redecorating
Can be had for under $4,000. Cal
Mrs. Nader. UN. 4314, cox g. co.
INC I'm 1920
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RAMBLER PLUS

ItHN1DIC1C Z iUO
/ wooded acre, 3 bedrms. and den,
large liv. rm. with drepl.. full size
bsmt., garage. The most for S21,-
900; about $1,000 will handle. In
spect BY calling.
THE BRANT co.
Arlington Sales once, Brant Bldg :,
1884 Wilson blvd, Gil. 42l6. OK.
O52O .
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIReIhIA
Picturesque Rambler

In beautiful WELLINGTON Park Estates.
Picture window with view of SEA-
clous lawn, ) bedrms, scientifically
arranged kit, large liv rm. with
open fireplace. many other features.
The owner is anxious 70 sell and
will sell below market value. Call
RE $3.50, to 8. COLONIAL IN
NGCTMENT 20
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LGE. 8-RM 119-R.

On Greenbelt I'd. l blk. of WASH
Bait. blvd; h.-wh., full basement,
for large family. or income property
for small family. by renting to U
OF NJ students. Only S1l,95O, ST sou
down, l trust OF S10,450, payable
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HARD To RFIJEVF RIFT

HNND 10 bEI1EVE, But
Come out and see this comfortable
5-rm. bungalow, with expan attic
and bsmt, equiv. to : rms. and
bath at small add cost. Auto gas
h.-w.h., no coal, oil or ashes. Lge.
large auto INV. tank, sar'. best
bus service. Total price, Sl0,3OO;
$500 cash, bal SOS mo. OWNER,
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OWNERS HEALTH

Forces sale Of going chicken business
with about 900 chickens. UP TO s
weeks old; new building and COM
plete new equipment large dwelling
rooms and bath, city water and
sewer, l acre. Sell everything for
$4,000 or sell home without
chicken business and i2-acre, as low
as $4,000
BURCH REALTY co.
Realtors. s5O5 Baltimore blvd. Col
lege Park. Md. TO. 1898, TO. o1S3;
ewes To 4ShR I'm 22Ql q
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ONE WEAR OLD

k-room bungalow, for only Sill 800,
with 81 ~ trust of $500, payable
$66.1 s per mo-, includes everything.
Basement is partly finished into 3
rooms, storm windows and doors, 3
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

NICE ICE Urn BUNGALOW, modern.
sell 81 1000; prefer trade for sim
Lar value in vic. Arlington or Falls
CHURCH, Va. FA. 5l2O. %
MIAMI FLORIDA BUNGALOW, Q
bedrmS.' large living room. sun
possession. Ma. 3771. Ext. SIS. a.
FLORIDA GARDEN FARMS
Live like king on an once boys SAL
airy IN beautiful Marion County, Fla, 4,
vicinity OF Ocala and Silver Spring;
good roads, electricity; in Florida 8
nnest climate for year-round living,
bathing, fishing, hunting and free
from hurricane worries. Total cost
for 5 acres, $3.50; $50 down, SIS
mo-; 49, discount for cash. An
farms well adapted for growing veg
etaoleS and citrus groves. Complete
details and literature available
through personal owner. GEO. W..
ROBERTSON Realtor. S1O1 Wis.
ave. Bethesda, Md. WI. s267. %
ST. AUGUSTINE-Bay-f front duplex
house; two 5-rm. and bath apis, &
screened. porches; Sl6,500
Retirement property: 6-rm. mod
ern home, 3 acres, outbldgS; near
city; $4,000 Phone OWNER, IA.
1043. or write JACKSON Il MERS
CHANT. Realtors, Jefferson Bldg.
81 ADJUSTING. -lIN
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NEW YORK

Long Island bargain; on 2s-acre plot;
!ge. Nv nm. with fireplace, din.
l TIT sun parlor' mod. equip. kitchen,
basement. auto. oil heat; Gear
garage; immediate possession, Write
w. J. VAN METER. Syosset, N. Y.
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BRICK BUNGALOW

q bedrm-ln new Radiant Valley
subdivision in Landover. Nd. Fea-
turing in the floor radiant heat,
YoungStown's metal cabinet. Ben
dix washer, alum. screens and storm
combination, large level lot: price.
Sle,s00; nominal down payment;
sos per mo. incl. taxes, interest and
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WYNNEWOOD

New Groom brick; three bedrooms,
Ia baths; attached GARAGE; floored
attic; veterans preference; $l9,950.
Drive out No. Wash. blvd to Ivan
No 18th st, Arlington. c c.
MACPHERSON. EA. oQ7A o.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

I WILL BUv OR SELL your property,
frame or brick, white or coioredi
also specializing in CT homes. Cali
MR.. WALTER MILLER, ME. 54OO;
ewes. DE. 5346. -
CASH FOR REAL ESTATE. white or
colored. all sections, also GI homes.
A. FISCHER, CO 500
l PAY CASH for houses. lots or acre
age. SCOTT SANDERS. TR 1868;
eyes VI 0QQO Free appraisal
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SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT
HOUSE TO RENT

brick on corner lot
Alexandra. Modern home built 5
years ago; lease for 2 years If re-
quired at $3.50 monthly. MRS
JOANNA NJ. BARRY. zoos Mt. YER
non ave, Alexandria, Va, phones,
AL. 007S, or TIE. c442. g.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

VANcHOOSGS FSk kENb
REAR 032 N. Y. AVE. NV. 2nd A.:
800 so. IT.; storage or shop, some
heat. toilet, front and rear entrance.
APPRoxIMATELY 5000 so. FT., End
commercial, rear 9th and E SITS.
NV; $500 per month. Call MA.
MODERN WAREHOUSE, 10000 50.
IT,. 1S-ft ceiling height; clear span,
r.r. siding. BUILDERS g. REALTY
CORP. SIS King St, Alexandria. oV.
1913 SOUTH CAPITOL ST. at sp-
proach Of new Victory Bridge; 5000
50. It.. available. Eoned End com.
mercial; will remodel to suit ten
ant: BASnIKO INVESTMENT
CORP. 212 Bond Bldg. DI. SPA.
WAREHOUSE SPACE for rent; Gen.
trally located: approx 5000 50 II.
Call Elk. 341 until 8 pm. Call
GE 1902 after 5 pm. g.
1903 st. Matthews Ct.
Near Conn. and R, l. aves.-2,50o 50.
IT, on 3 floors
L. w. GROOMES
18th and Eye SITS. NV
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LIVE RENT FREE
4 home that will pay for itself. 3
complete apis. each with pvt. bath,
refgr and stove; new oil furnace;
newly decorated; Sl4.500. with ST.
500 down. Call Mrs. Hawley
FAUSSETT-FRAZIER
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ONE FOR YOU

ONE FOR YOU
Live in one and rent the other 3 apis
in this asbestos shingle constructed
home located close to everything;
vicinity of Courthouse Shown by
appointment only. Come out and
make an offer.
J. MACPHERSON
C. c.. ": g Gleg e So. 1pr1 OK 1921;
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MAKE OFFER. Hyattsville. Lg. s.
nm. and bath bungalow. o.h-wh
full bsmt and attic. Forced to sell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
Stone Construction
30 SOI,D-5 LEFT

80 SOLD-5 LEFT
Open 10 til dark, Saturday and
SUNDAY. FLA 81 approved, 6-roon
brick Colonial; located less than 1C
min. to Pentagon; living room with
fireplace, side screened porch, large
dinin groom, fully equipped kitchen
3 nice bedrooms and tiled bath;
screened and Venetian blinds
throughout: full basement and u
bath. priced at only S16,5OO. Others
4 TT. larger with u bath on LIST
floor; priced at only $4,000; side
walks. curbs and cutters: immediate
Directions: drive across l4th Street
Bridge and down Mt. Vernon hwy.
to Alexandria, and King St. right
on King. past the Masonic Temple
to property and open sign.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd. oW. 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08

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