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Evening star., 1949-04-04
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Y Eased Heaa@xosk I'll ce~
clare q nos, q. AcG@wfyvs r. a.
article IN BETTER Rermes and
Gardens. arc iEe.r fcaN7-as fog
finally s11c1y3g hey.sss Seepsnk 3
happy ihlng nay a}1 c;s,sy ~ozss g
en who are forced - admit traAt
the tending of tne hearth - ;os
them. AT ungsW af6ing saSk
Frances Fo~4eF Alien O. sge Ius r.
neld. IL. declares. AsR rsss1 ;
had run because hadn't yeg
become n specialist ~rNtF
stories. painted. PLAYED esscaAu
did whatsse- ! had a. urge 10 a.
wl1~n ] became q harnemAksF. !
let houseSork take up most ct nv
time. The nsAns SIDED child
IN me, the hidden me saspe6 with
boredom
Mrs Alien took II her typewriter
when housewoTk CALLED her mort
than usual one oay and started
10 write q story. +Soa I earn my
pin money by @llins the things ]
write in the hour a day ! ALLOW
myself she revealed And ! 10
longer hate housework. because II
doesn't smother nv hidden crea-
tive self any more
Mrs, James c. wyman OF Min
neapolis declared that rearrRnslns
her house for greater WORKING
ease made life a smoother running
proposition for her She even re
mapped her meals 10 dispense with
time consuming dishes and to in
clude more quick dishes made with
prepared mixed and canned and
frozen foods
Another clue came from Mrs
Verona Backus of Burton. Wash
who tackled a map over her sink
studied the map as she pared po-
tatoes. and declared 20 ths soapy
tumblers, To-day I'll give my opin-
iufi Utl city piAISTiilkr
Actually. you need only the
basement OF your brain 10 do rou-
tine tasks" Mrs. Rackus believes
Why not put the main floor of
your brain 10 work on something
to profit your"
In her article. Who. Me-" in
the April MeCAii's. Jeannette
Maino tells the story of her en-
trance into the arena Of the
Womans Club. The article is.
appropriately enough. illustrated
by a New Yorker cartoon by Miss
Helen Hokinson. who has made a
career out OF poking fun al subur-
ban matrons.
Somehow in the last few years
! have become involved in q num-
Der Of organizations because
l have given birth to a child ca
pable OF reaching grade school
or because ! am a female voter .
or the wife OF a doctor" Mrs
Maino muses.. She agrees that
much OF the club womans activity
is as foolish as Miss Hokinson
gently suggests 1t is. But what can
be done to get traffic light at
a dangerous corner. how are the
schools run. and what can We
do to keep a good bill from being
shelved by Congress are questions
Mrs. Maino feels must be tackled
by some one. She feels groups
can handle these problems better
than individuals And. although
she feels that all Of these prob
lens could be met without her.
she believes II Is her respons!-
bility to see that abe plays her
part. Ef II
Jonathan Daniels adds another
picture TO the gallery OF pen por-
traits Of Mrs. Truman with his
The Lady from Independence. "
His portrait Is one OF warm. sub
stantial colors. a thing from which
pretentiousness Is completely abb
sent.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
"WHAT'IL I DO?"
PLANT EXCHANGE.

(Fron, Mrs. H. D., AnnanduleJ
I have so many jonquils. was
wondering If some of the readers
would care to exchange African
violet plants for jonquil bulbs.
Will give IL large bulbs for nice
plant or 18 bullets for l plant.
Would like different kinds If pos
sible and would like to exchange
with some one who has quantity
to exchange IL or more at one
place as have 800 or 900 bulbs.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
GLAZED CHINTZ?

fFron1 L. K, W1sht1lgtonJ
I have a glazed chintz bedspread
and two pair of similar draperies.
and absolutely no idea how to go
about getting them clean, and
retaining the chintzy glaze. Can
I wash them In my machine?
And If so. what will keep that
new looking shine?
Here's a hint. When baby
has outgrown his receiving
blankets, use them as bath towels
for said baby. Wonderfully soft
and good size. !
COMMENT.
from Mrs. J. r. r.. RtuerddleJ
was delighted to read In RCH
several weeks ago the recipes for
saffron bread. My grandmother
brought the recipe with her from
Wales. We make it only at Christ
mas and never once had I known
any one who ever heard Of saffron
bread before. One RICH reader or
another knows just about every
thing. incidentally a new cook
book that is really neat is the
Maryland Cooking" published by
the Maryland Home Economics
Association. 1t contains many OF
the recipes recently requested. ex-
ample Southern pecan pie, etc.
COOLIDGE SPREAD?
STRAWBERRY PRESERVES.
(Fron, Miss r. B., Siluer Spring.
Am writing to ask for informa-
ton about the bedspread that
Mrs. Coolidge knitted for the Lin
coin bed in the White House.
As strawberry time will soon be
here am sending my recipe for
preserves. have made
some by this recipe for years and
never had q failure.
One quart berries, 8 cups sugar.
Put 11a cups Of sugar with the
berries and boil for five minutes.
add the remaining sugar and boil
for 20 minutes longer. Turn into
granite pan and let stand "a
hours, shaking occasionally. Seal
in sterilized jars. Make only one
quart at time.
ECONOMY RECIPES;
DESSERT FOR A CROWD.
... REQUESTS2
From II. H., WnshtngtonJ
Economy recipes for the large
family. A large can Of cooked
hominy mixed with a pork pudding
roll, skinned and cut In pieces,
fried or baked for 80 Minutes
makes a large serving for 6 to 8.
With a glass of tomato juice first
and a green vegetable makes a
well-balanced meal with a jello
dessert.
Dessert for crowd: One pound
package of dried apples cooked in
4 quarts of water for about Is
minutes and then add l cup of
uncooked rice and boil for 20 min
utes more. slowly. Add sugar and
nutmeg to taste. Serve hot plain
and If any is left serve cold with
sauce made from vanilla package
pudding thinned with extra cup
of milk.
Vegetable costs will be less and
family better fed If some are
grated or shredded and served as
salad, raw-two beets makes
enough for 4 or 5. The same
with carrots and turnips. All go
further raw and better in health
giving vitamins. Serve with your
favorite dressing on green's or
plain.
Can some one please tell me how
a coney fur coat can be cleaned
and glazed at home?
Can Oriental, heavy cottons be
cleaned on the floor safely?
Evening star., 1949-04-04
says Mrs. <. n. Smith

It's trssl New higs-Gloss
CuIowAx makes Aoors sparkle
- II wrapped in esllophans- And
Seward seaport record., 1949-11-15
The G.adGe Roele4

Today's talk is to the women only, so the menfolk need not read any further.
 One of the reasons often given for liking to live in Alaska is that it makes no difference who your parents are, what they may have done, what you may have been before you came to live here. It is what you are making of yourself now that counts, if you are decent law abiding citizen now, good wife and mother, if your hus- band is an upright and honor able man, we want you as a friend, as a part of our social life-sO 1 have been told.
 If this is an Alaskan tradition, l am beginning to wond e r whether Seward is a truly Alas kan city, or whether we set ourselves apart in this respect? l had occasion to observe an incident recently in which a younger member of an old Sew ard family was deeply hurt, not only that person, but all connections and friends of the family, who were entirely inno- cent of offense. There was reason to believe that the blow was aimed, not at the person who received the hurt, but at some distant connection.
 There are those in town who will know what 1 mean, and more who will not, but, being relative newcomer, I cannot help but wonder Is it true that in Alaska we accept a man for what he is, not what he was? For what he does, not for what his parents did?
 1 must believe that for the most part, this old Alaska heri- tage still lives, except when here and there an Outsider who does not know the tradition, or who forgets that he himself was accepted on the same basis, takes the chance to avenge him. self by an act of cruelty, which allows the receiver no means of defense.
 I particularly hope that this particular instance was an over sight or an accident which will not repeat itself.
Seward seaport record., 1949-11-15
Shipping News .

The Motor Vessel Square Sin net of the Alaska Steamship Co., is due in Seward Nov. 16 with one. million feet of lumber for Seward discharge.
 The SS Chief Washable sailed from Seattle Nov 12 and is due at Seward about Nov. 21. The Washable on it's northward voy- age calls at Ketchikan, Juneau, Yakutat, Seward, Valdez, and Cordova.
 Carrying about 725 tons of freight the SS Baranof is due in Seward the morning of Nov. IT. The Baranof calls at Ketchi- kan, Wrangell, Juneau, Valdez and Seward.
 Due to leave Seattle Nov. 23 is the Motor Vessel Coastal Mon- arch, calling at Ketchikan, Sitka, Whittier, Valdez, Seward, Sel- dovia, Homer and Kodiak.
 The Coastwise Lines SS King S. Woolsey is due to leave Se- attle Nov g, and the James w. Cannon from Long Beach Nov IT, calling at San Francisco, Portland, Seattle and direct to Seward.
Seward seaport record., 1949-11-15

Mrs. Glenn Miller of Moose Pass was in town Monday shop ping.
Seward seaport record., 1949-11-15

Friends of Logan Varnell will be sorry to hear that he has been confined to his bed by back injury for the past two weeks.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVY a1a1 CAPT paarn, and vie, 2 children d
house. Cleveland Park or Chevy
Chase. D. c.; excellent care Ruaran-
teed. Phone EN-. 91Ss. -l7
LET ME RENT your furn. or unfurn.
eGY6E efssf e Afof D6NSiNaToN Sass5hs S5 WI ss$s
STATE DEPT. OFFICER. young, per
manent. wife. 2 infants. wants un-
turn; 6nrm; N house, nv. or suburbs,
Dest 4efs Sr sfa5 ess9l:s!s Wo & care Ely ysF'
3-BEDRM. UNFURN. HOUSE at once;
NV. section. Glover PIX. or Burleith
pref; excel. care guaranteed. ,Wo.
BY AUG. I, 3-bedrm.. unfurn. house.
G9VEKNMEST SS8Y MRsSa1as0pR RNGs Gs rA wife. 1oo7
daughters, IN yrs. and Ia yrs. de-
sire modern & or : room house in
or near Fairfax. Va; approx. 500.
Phone Fairfax 4S4. IT,
ADULT FAMILY. 3. want to rent s
or 8 rm. unfurn; home; 2; g. near
sNfURN tSfniP s9Ss os rfis faRFLY Il SsfI f6RN, 81
Red6m se1hesda, hoqss EN-. asss. NW Chevy 5i csi'e
FAMILY OF FIVE need unfurn.
house; htH soss will decorate; uo to SIoo.
DTPLoMAT1c mi. Sa1i COUPLE, two ehild.n,
housemaid. desires furnished house,
Chevy Chase preferred; maximum.
$3.50 monthly. WI. 1881. II.
MARINE OFFICER, wife and son de-
sire furnished house or apt. 2 bed
RIHM. DI. $3.50 bet. 10-I1 am. 16'
ARMY COLONEL desires year lease
on 5-rm. furn. home. pref. Falls
Church area. Sept. /; desires firepl.,
fenced lawn "a: 1915. lie
pnfurn. house, Aug. l or Is, in
AIexandria or Arl. Vicinity. Phone
NAVAL OFFICER and wife. no chill
dren. desire unfurn. house. vic.
Andrews Field: bedrms and 2
baths pref. CHI. 5423 or cH. 1889.
WANTED TO RENT-sman house or
row house in District family of 81;
reasonable rent. Call CHI. 9677. IT,
BUILDER WILL LEASE. with option
to buy, attached house in need of re-
modelling; should have high ceilings
and address; Box 3s 453;s, os,s Star r,,,1ss. 1s.
Cathedral. WO. $500. II
WILL SOME ONE who has a 3 or 4
bedroom house with q nice yard.
that has tried to Sell and can't
consider renting it to 4 reliable
family with small children? Can
pay up to S125. WA. 1892. 49,
WANTED TO RENT house in suburbs:
3 bedrooms. furn. or unfurn., 500
references: Occupancy Aug. /.
R-T'
Evening star., 1949-07-16
| AnvINc pAcKING 81 sroRAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving: storage; !:
reas. IA. 1887: ewes, GE. 1416. TO-
EX-GI - Moving. packing, Grating
storage; low rates. GLOVER. NE
GsRsEgssNwoop's ssgs rRANsrER. TR
5346. Let us move you. no lot
too small; reasonable rates, careful
MOVING mSyfHs BY vEr-Exper. help; every
niece wrapped, insured; reas Cal
any time, MR.. COOK, GIL. 5137.
NDIvIpUAL CoMPARTMENTs. low
as So monthly: local and va. NOV. nov
ing. TIE. 51SS: Sun. and eve, ~
1888 SAFETY STG. q TRF co
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr service. furniture: trunks anc
baggage. AT. 2759 or FIR: 03s6:
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET q
across ne country: safe storage II
separate Gems. CONS ,,MISN sxness sTPnsaGi Pss1aiGnSi
co NC est 1905
Evening star., 1949-07-16
HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp

II46 N. UTAH, ST, Arl., Va.-5-rm., !,
2-bedrm. bungalow; immediate pos
session; screened-in porch: lge, lot:
conv: location; 500 per mo. Call
GIL: 0306 after 5 pm. and Sun. III
ALEXANDRIA-Restored small Colo
nial house in desirable old Alexan-
dria, tastefully decorated; master
bedrm. has fireplace, / other bedrm.:
garden with river view. OV. 4154.
s:BEDRM. BRICK. unfurnished,
ssT s5 mo- T2r pgs 1eass utilities nN sok1 95 best
5RM. BEAHT. eGsi BRK. %; bunssIoW. 9gaIsedt det.
yard like park; fin. attic: lse. rec.
nm, built-in gar; all mod. eonven.
2a Longfellow st. NV: $3.50 per
me Kew to ess elsap naesol,p resp people With refs
Town OF FARFAx-New. e-rm.
brick house; immed. poss.: rent,
SI25 per mo. Call Fairfax 500.
eBEDRm1. e lSa K ? house, @ in Silver 1S sprtng.
large rms, fireplace, garage, gas
CHEVY CHASE Md bedrms.. 2
paths bsths' ezsrs garage; scr scr porch; auto. gas
partly furn.; sI75. s WI. VII aosa aesf @n OIsi
RAMBLING 1-story home on gor-
geous secluded "a acre. near Poto-
din. r@ EQUIP. kit' IT, on mn list A.. oseet. des.
patio. fiagstone walks. etc: 80 min.
TO Wash; $500 per mo. Call Mr
new fPR s:sEDka2: * DpRsa2 .em,det. brick. Kls sull
basement. gas heat; large rear yard;
convenient to shopping and trans
portation; S125 mo-. yr. lease. Prone
co. 1905 ewes. or Elk. 1908. a-5.
NEW HOUSES, asth and Albemarl.
ssSs Ss lss rAMoa Rs q oRfR REsDsRgos aa7,y OK H.
TWoo.BEDkM. HOME. never ,a oeeu-
pied: available Aug. 1st., loc. uuiet
neighborhood: nr: bus N Arlington,
52s Monticello dr.. Jefferson village
ssss aess' sEabMooR EaHS GsSs'hi DR.. setbssa.. az
g bedrooms), III baths. side porch,
electric refrigerator. gas furnace.
At Bank of Bethesda. out Old
ssSuTean HOSPITAL left sSn1dss on aTsensrss Rrss
house. Representative on premises
Saturday and Sunday. SHANNON
& LucHs co. 1906 II st. NV.
CLOG 42nd AVE, Hyattsville, Md
5-rm. semibungalow, frame. h.-w.h.,
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO, 1924
14th st. NV, DI. 3346.
5-ROOM BRICK, nearby Nd, 1 small
child allowed. Vacant last of
month. Call Monday, TR. 4400.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, 1345
Good Hope I'd. sc. III
Evening star., 1949-07-16
HOUSES OR APTS. TO SHARE

ARL.. VA.-Want mother and child to
share my nice home. excel; neigh
borhood. N block bus. shopping cen
ter: care of child il desired. JA.
4O361. --17
18th AND CLIFTON ST. NV or
, congenial girls, about 25. to share
5.rm. apt. with another girl. NO.
APT. TO SHARE, OF 18th st. NV.
near bus and street car, young
Jewish girl. Call ia. S446. III
GIRL TO SHARE nicely furnished
apt. pvt. bedroom. IA. $3.50. III
ACCOMMODATION in new 2-bedroom
apartment. in elevator building. for
girl 25-35. with two others; share
all privileges and expenses. 1895
GE S05s. IL
CULTURED, reliable. young profess
sional man. wants congenial room
mate, $3.50. with same character
isticS to share comfortable apt. Box
SS-V, Star. IT,
Evening star., 1949-07-16

RENT FREE TO COUPLE. in sx-
change for care of house and 2
children for employed widow. AP
COUPLE OR SETTLED WOMAN, to
share bungalow. in conv. Sc. loc.;
nice yd.: everything furn.; S45
AK $3.50. IL
WILL SHARE MY HOME with 1 per-
son; newly redec bedrm,. dble. bed
lse. closet, radio; all home privils.
t.y.;- nice yard may board. HI
TWO GIRLS or couple to share 6-rm
home with 3 Govt. girls; lge. double
rm. NV. section. AID. 1857. III
CPL. owning palatial home. Chev. Ch. :,
Md. will share with high-type cpl
No children or pets WI 3l73 is
Evening star., 1949-07-16
COLORED
620 QUINCY ST. NV.

$12,950
This 20foot row brick home is Q
good buy, immaculate condition.
close to all conveniences: Ist floor.
large living room, dining room.
kitchen, inclosed porch; 2nd floor.
3 nice bedrooms and bath; oil heat.
full basement. For appointment to
inspect, call Mr.. Blackwell, OR.
1851. E. R. BoYNTON CO. OR.
0S0n -I7
Evening star., 1949-07-16

CONN AyE.-Completely furn., con.
tains living room. dining room. den
kitchen and pantry 'on 1st floor: 4
bedrooms. . baths on 2nd; finished
posS
18th and Varnum n.w.-Furn. home
contains 2 bedrooms and bath or
1st floor: bedrooms and bath or
2nd floor: 1925 per month. s. r
MARTIN & CO.. Realtors. DU, 1855
ewes OF, $500 1T
Evening star., 1949-07-16
w. C.. & A. N. MILLER

DEVELOPMENT co.
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hts, Sumner a. Spring VALLEY
1890 Mass. Ave. NV, OR 44s4.
Evenings. telephone Ia. 557g.
dist Your House With Us.)
Evening star., 1949-07-16
Aprs. UhFURNIsHEp Cont. J

fAEk VIEW "a AfTs. sSsS Sstt Ssth ssy III
MASTER BUILDERS. 4sO5 r. /.
ave. Hyattsville. Md. Phone gN.
1873 slsOw WYOMING AVE. N.w.-Lsrse
living rm.. bedrm., dining alcove.
kitchen and bath In new olds;
elevator service. Open for inspec-
ton: Rent, sll5: Inquire Re ar a. Agt. AT
BEALL a. HOWARD, 233 Southern
Bldg, MA. O271. ~ IL
4 AND & RMS. all utilities, u mile
from univ. Maryland; country at
MRS M. TEPEDINo, resident man.
ager, once 4317 Rowalt dr." Lord
Calvert Apts,,, College Park N No
oNE IL RM. WA' aPTi aPTi' including slassed-i in
aRM. EASEMENT APT, all modern
conv., cleo. and gas, c.h,w.. ne sc
tion. 1921 Md: ave ne. Ii g 3o2si6-
b34 9Th ST. S.E.-3 rms, $50 mo mo
furn., gas heater, not water eIeo'
Call AK 3116. IL
ENGLISH BASEMENT APT. l rm;,
kit and bath, recently remooeleo'
close to Capitol and Union, Statlon.
excel. transp;; avail Aug. l Rent
no6ERS sso ESx sTuDfo arlIT; stsT tasPTARrMENT in
new 2-family house, consisting OF
living room, bedroom, kitchen, di.
nette, bath. laundry. basement and
yard; all conveniences OF modern
accessories Of an individual home
fnnS, Immediately. See MR.. PARKER,
440s 2nd st; ne: IA. 65o7, lis
sath set MN IN modern ODE ri apt u Bldg. SIS per
month includes utilities. near bus
and shopping, refined adults only.
Write Box 93-T, Star. is
COUPLE. rms. kit. and bath, nom
drinkers, parties or pets; references,
ELM.K GARDENs-A new garden
Rogers Heights, Md; one and two
bedroom apartments available,
Ss3 5O-Sa2 so. Directions: From
Peace Cross at Bladensburg. Defense
hwy ,R9uts 2o21 to +s second on t5as
265j to Hamilton St. Resident
manager. Apt. 2. 5112 54th ave.
UN. s236 or call Miss schroth.
SHANNON 4 LUCHs co. 1905 H
Kitchen. bath on 1st; pvt. en-
for | or 2. empl.; Hyattsvills. UN'
tOb7, IL
2 RMS. kitchenette; share bath; $40
mo. 1906 Nswtor, st: ne. III
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV.-In new
house. ? large rooms. pvt. bath and
semikitchen; good for 2 people or or
of cooking. S65 mo. including util-
tiles. Call AID; S55S; Elo
89I4 KANSAS AVE. N.E.-Entire 2nd
fr: 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. new Kit.
bath: 500 mo; share heat. IL
CHAPIN ST. N.W.-4Ia rms: adults.
couple pref; nr. transp-, ss5. IA.
GEo5RGErowN-Lovely liv. rm;, at
trac bay window, Venetian blinds;
bedrm and lge. kit. tile bath and
shower. Suitable . or 3 people. Par
tally or fully furn. H0 791s ,oonIs ml7
kitchen, pvt bath. all utilities: use
OF basement, front and back yara:
only: S75. Phone GE; !o52; "
EOS End ST. s.E.-Unfurnished 8
q Rooms AND BArH-Ideal for
doctors or dentists ONCE; private
entrance. SOL Penna. ave. Sc. S75
month u =
Evening star., 1949-07-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwess

HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerthwess
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
room, 2-bath, corner brick, gas heat.
fenced yard, built-in garage; owner
s5ansfs5ree slssbG 4Es sfEs Eaa1 SsTSs sc
Realtors, EN-. 1850; ewes, call Wo.
AMER. UNIV. PARK-semidet., brick
and stucco; 3 bedrms,, full base
sasJ small lot; s1s's5o, HFpker' excl, OIL.
UNIVERSITY PARK
Large, Colonial, center entrance home
with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on
End floor; list floor has large dining
kitchen and screened porch; beau
rage. SENATE REALTY CO., EX.
1870: ewes. and SUM-. OIL. 2l3l.
CHEVY CHAsE-Lot 120x110; first
Colonial home: bedroom or den and
full bath on 1st floor; also large
living room. dining room and kitch-
en-; End floor. 2 bedrooms and bath:
recreation room. maids room and
bath; garage. Truly 3 gem. Call us
for appointment to sell. r. A.
TWEED CO. 1904 Conn. ave. EN-.
CHEVY 1HyS u! cHsse. Nh y. c.-compIete in
ist d.; a6-ft. liv. rm.. ultra. mod.
kit. with many cabinets. garbage
breakfast nook; End a. has 8 nice
is a lse: Gee. Tm. with firepl. and
bath: attached garage: gas heat.
Priced under $4,000. r. A. TWEED
CO. 5504 Conn. ave. NV. EN-.
CHEVY 1IsS vi CHASE. En- b. c.-ch.rmins ie Oct.
' vacant and i'sr 'recentiy sa " decorated. 8
lovely rms. and l bath. det. garage
gas h.-w.h. This home is well A.
nanced and can be bought with a
low down payment. Priced SI5.250.
Call W. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $500,
CHEVY CHASE. b. C.-we are
privileged to offer one Of the most
imposing modern Colonial brick
homes in this conv. area. The home
is in near perfect cond. and con-
t tains: is lst fioGr: wide, & flll cent?, sents,r
ise. E library. powder rm.. lge. din.
rm. and nice kit; I'd floor. 4 lovely
bedrms., mod. tiled baths; Sd floor,
2 large bedrms.. mod. tiled bath;
excel. lot: Gear garage: oil h,-w.h.:
rear porch. The price is well below
only. w. B. WRIGHT. EN-. 5000,
CLEVELAND PIX. A gorgeous 2s-ft.
drawing rm. with random width
floors, 25-ft. library, 5 bedrms.. and
41a baths are. eatures of this strik-
ing det. Colonial brick residence
which is vacant and ready for quick
occupancy: servants quarters. ga
rage, 2 lovely porches. For appt. to
inspect this beautiful residence, call
W. B. WRIGHT, EM. 5000, 3400
GH1ni sSfi PA nPxRk-Nr. Cathedral:
semidetached ,7-room brick, good
condition. By pvt. party. Immed-
late possession. $4,000. OR. 1884.
FoxHAIL vILLAGE-There is excel
lent value in this row brick home in
this exclusive section; 1st floor has
recep. hall, nice-size liv. rm. with
nrepl:' din: rm.' EQUIP. KIT: and and
isrse i scr. porch Oh rear; M srd M fioor. moor
2 bedrms. and bath: oil h.-w.h.;
built-in garage; needs some decorat.
ing; price, S19,95O, subject to offer.
Call w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 5000,
3400 Conn. ave. NV.
GEORGETOWN. 2sth st. near N st.,
zoned LIST coml.; row brick. z rms,
bath. h.-w. heat: reasonable price.
MSigHr shSEs By 1sc .DDcipinfPs; siqs e. st. NV
MA. e4ss; Sun. and ewes. sH, 1870.
FOR SALE sy OWNER. 421 Long
fellow st. NV. g rms, rec. rm.:
seny; location; s1a,25o. Gail qE.
0zod III
Evening star., 1949-07-16
PARK VIEW APTS.
QUEENSTOWN APIS.

Queens Chapel rd. and chillum rd.'
Mt, Rainier, Md.-New construction,
Immediate occupancy; 2 bedrooms.
living room, kitchen, dinette and
bath, $3.50 to $91 80 month. in
cluding utilities; Vepetian blinds;
good closet space, laundry ano
storage rooms; some have garbage
disposal units; fenced-in play areas
for children; shopping center being
completed in project; located next
to public high school and convenient
to other schools. To reach: Drive
ave. extented), or by bus, take Ga
Hyattsvile bus, Mt Rainier terminal
See representative in ofice. rear
3tn3 Queens Chapel I'd. H C.
SMITHY CO, Sill 18Th At. NV,
ST 1900. -1S
Evening star., 1949-07-16
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

VACANT-Rutland Courts. l725 18th
st. n.w.-Two large rooms, kit. ba :,
cross ventilation: $4,000: easy
terms. See res. mgr. MI. 7951. IT,
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Vets
only; 3-bedroom apt. Bird A.; choose
own colors; price, $1,000: down
payment. 81 $40. Call VI. 800,
Evening star., 1949-07-16
Parkway Terrace Apts.

New apartments available immedi-
stely and in August; Silver Hill
rd, and Suitland pkwy.;. . bedrms.,
living rm., dining rm., kitchen and
bath: 500 per mo-. including utili-
ties. ! bedrm., living rma dining
rn., kitchen and bath. $50. in
Guiding utilities. Laundry facilities
and storage space available. Conv-
to shopping and bus trans. Only
90 minis. from bus terminal at 11th
and Pa. ave. NV, Temple Hills or
Silver Hills bus Hillside 315S SUM-;
Hillside $500 weekdays -21