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A YEAR OF GOOD EATING
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mist for a St. Louis advertising
agency. has been at work three
years trying to solve the Speck's
secret. She gave us recipe she
calls the real thing. Maybe not;
ANYHOW it s a close imitation. This
recipe, too, is included in the book
let as one of my 20 favorites.
Our second point regarding less
pretentiousness at the table is
really good news. Haven't you
noticed a falling off in effort to
initiate the big-hotel, Ritz-a-la-
Ritz, type of cooking? Wonder of
wonders, we no longer brood over
what the French are eating!
This new appreciation for SIM
plicity at table comes, perhaps,
from the maidless war years when
more women than not had to cook
for their families. Five-course din
ners, they soon discovered. were
no more satisfying than the hearty
one-dish meal plus good dessert.
Rather than a profusion of dishes,
once the big thing, now the en-
phasis is strictly on quality and
fine Towering of SAVIOR.
The Brides Can Cook
THIRD and most hopeful sign of
the times is that girls today are
taking pride in learning to cook,
to make a tender biscuit, to do
roast to a turn, to make a high and
handsome souffle. Until the war,
for some unknown reason, young
American women had the idea
that not knowing how to boil
water was a mark of distinction.
Not any more.
Young Mrs. John Powell, an
orange growers wife in the San
Gabriel Valley of California, typi-
fes the younger generations point
of view. She showed us her recipe
file with as much pride as she did
her heirloom rosewood piano. And
can she cook? We still remember
the regiment of spareribs cooked
with orange slices, succulently
baked to a crisp brown. That
recipe leads our booklets main
dish selection.
The fourth point no one can
miss; it is evident on every turn
that the nutrition classes of the
war years are paying off in better
planned menus, in the better ham
ding of foods. Women no longer
cook the vegetables to death. They
may not know which vitamins
they are trying to save, but to save
them, that's the thing. Even in
the South the green's are cooked
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only just long enough 10 telluel'
And the cooking water from the
vegetables is saved religiously for
the soup pot. Rich in vitamlns
and minerals" l hear the girls tell.
Even in remote areas of the South,
frozen foods are no longer looked
upon with suspicion. Canned goods
are on every pantry shelf; so are
the ready-mixes.
Salads place on the menu has
grown yearly in importance right
along with our respect for health
full eating. Salad once day is a
national habit - but with re-
gional differences. The East,
Far West and Middle West dis
agree on it's location on the menu.
The West wants salad as first
course, the East serves it as a
bridge between main course and
dessert, the Middle West likes it
along with the meat dish. The
South likes salads with the meat,
but a sweeter salad. One such is
the White Salad to accompany the
ham; it was served to me at
party given by Mrs. Frazer Banks,
of Red Mountain. on the out
skirts of Birmingham, Ala.
For all this new interest in the
basic seven, am delighted to re-
port that our joy in eating keeps
pace. We are thinking of food to-
day not merely as mathematical
vitamin total but as an magma
tive ceremony. Anyone can fill up
the family - but to have them
happily fed, that's the great thing.
If there is an American culture -
some say there isn't - surely it is
coming in by way of the kitchen
door.
AIl-American Pies
AS FOR my fifth discovery. hur-
rah for the pumpkin pie and all
the pies from Cape Gods cram
berry to Wisconsin's cherry pie,
from Vermont's apple to the pecan
pie of the South and the orange
pies of California. Women take
their greatest pride in pie artistry.
They make desserts of every kind
but pie is our standard dessert and
ever since the Pilgrims harvested
their first pumpkin. There are pies
'kivered" and "unkivered" and
barred, as they say in North
Carolina. But ask in any state
for a favorite pie among pies
and you are instantly in an
argument.
Right here l climb out on the
nearest limb to give my vote
to Callie Williams's pecan pie,
served in Rich's Department Store
in Atlanta, Ga. In the collection?
You beti
These around-the-map recipes
are not for the fanciers of foie grds
and Scotch grouse and West
phalian ham. No, ma'am. But for
the connoisseur of quality foods
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years. Diets come and diets 60,
but pie leads on - our greatest
culinary achievement.
Let's consider these trends. Re-
garding the matter of regional
dishes, everywhere have no
ticed that women are concerned
over regional superiorities. Argu-
ments rage about the proper base
for strawberry shortcake, about
oven beans with. or without. mo-
lasses. And the native corn breads
are good for an argument in any
state of the Union.
Johnny-cake Debate
In LITTLE Rhode Island no two
cooks ever agree on the same way
to make their famous Whlte-meal
Johnny cake. l was at luncheon
given by Mrs. E. T. H. Metcalf,
of Providence, the guests including
five socialites of the city, and
Johnny cake came up for verbal
battle. Right there at one table
each of the six women had her
little different way of handling
the corn cake. They couldn't even
agree on the spelling of the name.
This sort of absorption in Gull
nary perfection seems to me
mighty healthy sign of the times.
In Georgia l found women
arguing whether boiling water or
milk goes into corn pone. In San
Francisco a delicate subject is
which shellfish belongs in ciop-
PM, or whether it's a combina-
ton of fish and shellfsh. One OF
the best recipes for this, served at
Tarantino's Restaurant on Fisher
mans Wharf, is given in the
booklets 100 best" set.
Crandmothers cookbook
has become a household treas
ure, along with her spinning
wheel and the hand-woven
bedspread. Women announce
recipes with pride, This came
down from my grandmother and
my mother gave it to me-" Aunt
Sabella's chocolate cake Tin the
booklet) picked up in the Dutch
Cupboard, restaurant at Down.
ingtown, Pa, is just such a hand
me-down.
Exit Foreign Foods
PUBLIC eating places outside the
metropolitan areas are less eager
in these postwar years to present
foreign foods. A real American
cuisine is showing up on most
menus - chicken pie, buckwheat
cakes with honey, raised dough-
nuts to dunk in maple syrup.
There is a returning to old favor
ties and discarding of conglom-
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Waffle
Special

by
~ 8'%''''"
WafNes with pineapple sauce
and broiled ham on the side are
real party fare. Warm, tart
sweet pineapple juice running
down into crisp, tender Bisquick
waff1es makes luscious eating.
To mix the waffle batter,
just add milk, eggs and butter
to BIsQU1CK, following the di-
rections on the package. Quick
18th Bisquick-and your waffles
will be delicious.
WARM PINEAPPLE SAUCE
While ,cq6les are baking, mir
together. 2 cups crushed pineapple
no. 2 can)
n cup brown sugar
(packed in cup)
2 tbsp. butter or
margarine
Bring to boil. Then simmer gently
about 3 minutes. Add a little water
if too thick
Brou or pan fry smoked ham or lunch
con meat to serve with Bisquick ,Oaffles.
R1kt10s you're proud Of:
That's what you can count on
when you use BIsQUICK. 1t gives
you top quality ingredients, in
Guiding Gold Medal Enriched
Flour, and a special pure vege-
table shortening blended
more skillfully than is possible
in a home kitchen.
VEGETABLE NOODLE SOUP
RXTRA-TMIN CRACKERS
RISQlICK wAFFLRS
WITH PINEAPPLE AND HAM
CHRRSE-STUFFED CELERY
SPICY APPLESAUCR
COOKIES COFFEE
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~ 4@that directions
At for IL bakings
H6gC come on the Bis
IEE quick box? For
! ~ biscuits, hot
SAKE .e7TT.- rolls, pancakes,
BAKE WIT" '''eo'cS dumplings, etc.
Bisquick can save you work all
through the week. And Bisquick
is so reliable Tested regularly by
our General Mills food staff.
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Here is special, airy light choco-
late dessert that's easy, quick and
inexpensive to make. Knox, the
real Gelatine, proves again that
"home- made is always best"
Mrs. KnoxS RECIPE
Soften: l envelope Knox gelatine
in: v cup cold water
III squares chocolate,
COMBINE melted, or 4 tablespoons
ond bring cocoa
TO boiling cup sugar
10. teaspoon salt
P"'"' u cup boiling water
Remove from heat. Add gelatine
and stir until dissolved. Cool
slightly.
Add: slightly beaten egg
yolks
And: teaspoon vanilla extract
Chill until mixture begins to
thicken.
Beot: egg whites until stiff
Fold into mixture. Pour into large
or individual molds. Chill until
firm. Unmold. If desired, serve
with custard sauce. Makes 6
servings.
EREE The Recipe Book
INII shot started a
landslide in Cooking
This new illustrated recipe book,
Mrs. Kno1's Guide to Modern
GEL Cookery" opens up a new
world of easy, low-cost meal-fix-
ing. From fluffy whips, sponges
and chiffon pies to new fruit and
vegetable salad ideas and tender
fish and meat loaves men like
best. All made with Knox, the
real Gelatine that blends with all
foods and flavors, adds good pro-
TEN nourishment. Send today for
Mrs. Knox's Guide" and start
right in delighting your family.
Address Mrs. Knox, Box TWO,
Johnstown, New York.
KNOX :: 9 s. g!
the REAL
Gelatine g
All PROTEIN - NO SUGAR
FOUR ENVELOPES FOR 4 MEALS
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Here is special, airy light choco-
late dessert that's easy, quick and
inexpensive to make. Knox, the
real Gelatine, proves again that
homemade is ailUuys best"
Evening star., 1949-07-01
APARrMENTs FUR. OR UNFUR.
APARTMENTS ukEuRhlsHEp

HEIGHTS. cool rec
rm.. bath. shower. kit. pvt. ent..
l or > persons; for mos. only.
EN- 4lq3 3
Evening star., 1949-07-01
1911 GARRISON ST, NV,
BETHESDA
HOUSES UkEURklsHEp

,slss a.!a' sss. G5f ri: $3.50: al /: H'l'.
ARLINGTON-3 bedrms.. cony. to
Navy Annex, Pentagon, schools,
W wsshlaSton taaE blvd evenings or call
cHEvY CHASE. Md bedrms., 2
baths, 2nd floor. Room and bath,
Bird floor. Large living rm.. lavatory
and toilet. 1st floor. Screened porch.
oil heat. Available early July. In
spect by appointment. Box Ts-s,
NEW HOUSE. bedrms.. completely
NOD Wodt lesa.ed s;v.. az, en shOreham I'd: Can
FAIRFAX. vA.-7-rm. house. 3
5SSsa; :sss ss:i; ~ sis, AZ r my s7'';sI; IS
BHRNABY Ssssi WOODS, Chevy Chase. D.
c..Attrac. new center-hall brick
ss-na,. der r% ras ovt 'erssRed n.p y porch
strieted area. s1s5 to responsible
party. Phone OR. 4767. SO pm.
s-BEDRM. BRICK COLONIAL, near
Woodmoor shopping center. in Sill
ysE wF sgTinEgi gTl1gns sl2o per mo- sH. $3.50
silver mNi s'efsn, esPRINa-Attractive 5-bed-
rm brick; garage; conv located:
Tyr. lease; $3.50 mo. RA. 5eos.
s5th AND ALBEMARLE SITS. NV
rms; and 2 baths, $500 mo
fnssfss HssSEKsoS, as5S OK isi fsEs snoo LAMoS &
knotty pine rec. rm.. buiit-in bar,
fsseedn dssp frseye "a yb qyylDpsd psr a bsndR Ts
tS hndTf ar foaes aea o. Nsys i7 fa s
ave- cheverly Manor, Nd. UN.
GEoRGETowN-sl?b mo-; vacant;
new 2-bedrm... Gift. liv. .rm., tiled
sssn 81 bsusT PSFesi s1IHrr 's'!S coR en- fsH
raxSsA .afss: fasK: s:,s1. .57: 5m. .is,' ''in: as
ssas slss0 BfasSspMooR fssS DR.. Bethesda. az Ma.
electric refrigerator. gas furnace.
left at Bank Of Bethesda, out Old
GEORGETOWN rd., 2 squares past
Suburban Hospital. left on Green
to t5ss sc"se ra to ds ETns M Dr. Bril- fsh w. Ss sl9sk
or Miss schroth. SHANNON Il
LUCHs CO.. 1908 H st. NV. MA.
ARL., wEsTMoNr. 3 minis. from
Pentseon; 2 3cdrms.. semidet.; i'm
med. occupancy; S125. OIL. 62a5.
ALEXANDRIA sUBURBs-Four he'd
rooms. 2 baths. Z large rooms. fire.
place. full basement; beautiful new
history briLk on h-acre lot: in
f1ne residential section: S60, TIE.
VIENNA. VA. 5-rm. frame house.
barn and outbuilding, electricity
and telephone, running water but
no bathroom. excellent location;
$40 per month. Call Vienna $40
LOVELY. COOL a-rm.. ah-bath det.
brick, ". Of Conn. ave; $3.50 mo-,
or sell on easy terms. WO. 1112. 81
HOUSE UNFURNISHED in Alex. vic.,
excellent neighborhood and acees-
stability to downtown Washington
and Pentason Building; 2 bedrms.,
l bath rambler; quarter acre lot,
$135 per month; 3-bedrm., 2-bath
house in Belle Haven, $500 month
4 bedrms., 2.bath house on 1-Quarter
acre lot, new. never been lived in.
$3.50 per month.
CHAUNCEY & CLARK
Alex. Va, ov. 3232; eyes,, TIE. 391s.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

UNFURNIsHED a-BEDROoM. better
type apt. OF. house, NV. or nearby
Md, wanted by responsible per-
manent business executive, > girls.
ages 10 and u; UP to Sl25
DESIRE UNFURN. efdciency apt. in
~ ~ sp5 Mon 0dS shru only Ply Mss dE K0EHEE H1
I'll; ewes. sat.-sun.. Ho. 800,
MoTHaR HSIi En- AND DAUGHTER. both EN-
ployed; 2 or 3 rooms. kitchen and
bath; DI; 943S after pm.
TWO BRITISH GIRLS with U. N.
agency require 1-bedroom furn. apt,
NV. EX. 1850, Ext. 2l9. 8 to $50.
MARINE MAJOR AND WIFE, no
or thee year furnished one-bedrm.
apartment in Virginia. vicinity Pen
FIR. 5000. Ext. 4o05. s.
APT. DESIRED. family Of four; two
small children. | and 3: ,unfurn. :;
tops. 500. Phone Ma. 1894. Ext
EMPLoYED COUPLE. pc. cat. de-
in sm. bldg; to ss5. Ii. 3-1S4o,
s 70 4:5o; vi, t02s ewes. and
GoVf' sSHTa'' GIRL, dependable. desires III
furnished efieieney apt. Apt. BIDS.
EMffoYEp .ifffesf RS6 SoufLf hIlis hs.a sta5' srm
store; max. $50. CO. s7ss after
1 o Bg2pRooM Z 81 o, efficiency apt, ID an-
furn, for Govt. empl. RE. 0l97
tSEGRs a'iIi1 NJ, i-Dss5m sd5n'. aps Ct; apt; Diss;
29ss 9;s f1B soB s4q'is ny sais' 80 eRss @ss ma
SGT. AND WIFE. no children, need
one bedroom unfurn. apt. in Ar
linston: max. s65 month. Phone
Chestnut 1852 after $3.50 pm. i
PHYSICIAN, wife and small child
desire / or bedroom furnished
Hosp. Call DR.. LIFsCHULTZ. DU.
PROFESSIONAL COUPLE need three
bedroom neatly furn. apt within ! "a
miles Dupont Circle; to $50 Call
MRS NoRDEN, CO. 9163 before
pm. Fri. CT write Box 213-s. Star.
g BEDROOMS. suitable for three ma
ture women; within one fare dis
tance Navy Annex and Arlington
Hail. max, S95. Box 1S9-S. Star.
REFINED LADY wishes small fur
n nished 81 ar.ssAr.. apt with private Ds,. bath;
2!s !sIi: IBis:DRRooM, RRes5 unfurnlshed, ground
floor apt; UP to 500. MI. 5733.
GENTLEMAN wants small, light,
month only. BOX 1888, Star. l.
FURN. LIVING ROOM. bedroom,
kitShsnstte kitchens 70, for widow; good neigh
ssoo' ss5ho0a; Ext. DsER SEQ. or 'u0-lea's' .1'
COUPLE AND Z YR. OLD. desperate
fcr apaanItment' moderately PRICED.
sf1TE' DEPT. OFFICER, wife, srown
dauSnter dnnH INV want sesam nn.urn secoS ap
max: Reply W. =. FLouRNoY. Sos
Pocahontas dr., Virginia Beach, Va
FOREIGN SERVICE STUDENT and
ps pont dsi!ef ese sepy to ysiRY BaR is5 ps
ssBEDRooM APT. or house, unfur.
tts. shse can MP pay gsaI2 SiI2 for Ap rent 4,s ie
cotRlf oI5sd essRs5atsS H yss. assa untss e.
Elmwood S91. l.
Observation-Disclosures Univ. Hosp.
married. = young chill. desires furn
apt, within 10 mi. radius. immed.
max. Sl10. OR. 1000, Ext. 437. -
YOUNG LADY, desires small fur.
nished apt; preferably NV. Boz
TWO S coUPL.Es, one infant. each
desire two bedroom apartment
apiece; maximum, $50 each; Sept
L. UN. 5000. 81
COUPLE, with one child, need g.
room furn. apt; will pay $50
mo. AT. 6494.
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MODERN STUDIO APARTMENT in
new 2-family house, consisting OF
living room, bedroom, kitchen. di-
nette. bath. laundry, basement and
yard; all conveniences Of q modern
apartment with the atmosphere and
Rent. Ss5; Adults only. Available
440s End st. ne. IA. 6507. .
BASEMENT APT, partly furnished: !:
large knotty pine room, unfinished
and o IanFe eues aoape pre sao~eT
t,L. blk. to p p; C. bus; s35 per month.
TAKoMA PARK-Two bedrms.. liv.
rm., din. rm:. kitchen, pyt. bath,
sNa Dvt ehlI med Eefsgi ssio6 s'9ge me ut bedrm tna
refgr., stove; util. incl; SSa.50 mo.
81. 1850 weekdays: sH BIOL. ewes.
rAkoMA ahS sla0fy fFyARK-5.room, 2.bed1m.
apt, in 3-unit apt. bldg; pvt. en-
trance; S125 mo. Incl. util. 81.
2-BEDRM. APT, new, avail. July L;
near shopping and tranSp.; ADULTS;
eiSsNEWToN PI. S.w.-1 rm-. kit
gas and elec. incl Open TOR in
sDfs5,9s ROOMS, s'o9 semtpst: ss bash, M anIur-
Rent $50 SO. ~ FIR. 5sSe. '' 5:
ALEA.. val rm,. kit, inciosed
porch. semibath, $50 mo. include
utilities; couple only. AL. 1912
4 a1seT RaonS S;io .Si1 pim s.rH ur,nrr,,,sd
ss99 s9o I93b m9;; utiIS. furn'' c0nv' transp'
UNFURN. APT. extra Ice. liy. rm.,
bedrm., kit, bath. SHEER S, 2s32
1fee SA NsEf:w1TiooNS 1ioS ST. NE rooms
and kitchenette: conv. transp.; 2
es s'5' 4tS S70 ST. no Nn yscan' anss on a'' room @
kitchen, bath and hall; electric
refrigerator; S37. P. ]. wALSHE
INC, 111h Eve st. NV. Ma. 646S.
a AND 5,RM., all utilities. " mile
from Univ. MARYLAND; country at
MRs RphsIer M rRPEbIao fhs 5dsRSD pss s.
vert Apts'. College PARK. Nd. Tel.
UN. a477 or WA. BOO -6
ON BUSLINE, between Census and
equipped kitchen. tiled shower bath.
floor of new home. Utilities fur
nished, SSC. Employed couple. HI.
s2sh efter 8 pm: -
5-RooM f2 pedrms>, 1st-h apt.
S9s50 mo-. ircl utils.; avail inn
red. Call "BIIb," at sH. 1905
HYATTSvILLE - Small bsmt spt.,
$3.50 mo. H CARLYLE DE To-
ZIER. WA. 5UOC.
3 ROOMS, kitchenette and oath, all
utilities; conv. transp. and stores.
Call or phone GE. 1862. $40 and
8 pm. 55l7 Illinois ave. NV. 3
ATTRACTIVE 5-rm. t2-bedrmD apt,
bath. pvt. entrance, screened porch;
prefer middle-aged. nondrinking
empl. cple; OK l292: "a
Manor, Md; st floor, 4 large rms.
breakfast nook. tile bath, -rfriger-
ator. range. screened porch: all
utilities; $50 month: adults only.
EET1Rg EST sgDtii r1Ss4 al Yh YhoSk $40: rm
dinette, kitchen. pedrm. and tiled
bath: Ss5 month. 5106 Hanna pl
ssis AIIENToWN RD. s.E.-2 rms
and lge kit. pvt hath: utilities
furn.; conv. transp.; garage; $50.
Call cypress $500. q
SILVER SPR1NG-Liv. rm., dinette,
kit. bedrm. and bath. Nclosed liv
porch, in small apt, bldg. Call
81. 1891, o IN wkdays; o til
l Saturday.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

PHYSICIAN. two children desire s.
bedroom spartm ent or house North
west section; maximum. $3.50. VIC.
AYR FORCE COL. wife and Q chill
dren. 5 and 8, germ. ct TONED wash.
desire unturn. or 3-bedrm. hose
refs. furn. GL. 3D2S. %
NAVAL OFFICER and family. desire
unfurn. 2-bedroom house. vic. Re-
,ceiving Station. Permanent resi-
dents. Limit S100. Phone HI. 9101
GOVERNMENT EMpLoYE. wife and
nished bungalow IN nearby virSinis
msxiEnqIa as gnnnI S1Go; 90 oScH; SH; ssi2 a:S.a.
rm., N bath house; Aug. IL, nv
%.I. q s'ysES,sn SS:n. Hills nv. t6is7. lease gas
Evening star., 1949-07-01
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village, Appleton 0l6S. i
QUEENSTOWN APIS.

Queens Chapel rd. and Chillum rd.
Mt. Rainier. Nd. New construction
Immediate occupancy. > bedrooms,
living room, kitchen. dinette and
bath; $3.50 to S91 80 month, in
cluding utilities. Venetian blinds;
good closet space. laundry and
storage rooms. Some have garbage
disposal units. Fenced-in play areas
completed in project. Located next
to public high school and convenient
to other schools To reach: Drive
out Queens Chapel rd. michigan
ave. eXtended), or by bus, take Cd
Hyattsville bus. Mt Rainier terminal
See representative in once, rear
SMITHY CO., S1l 18th st. NV.
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Aprs. UNFURhIsnED tcontl
CHILLUM HEIGHTS APTS.
CIIII npEM ILIEI COME

occupancy, Two-bedroom
apis, Ss1 so to SS4 so. Utilities
included in rent. New apis. project
on Chillum rd.. Chillum Heights;
Nd, between Queens Chapel rd. and
Riggs I'd. Good closet space, Vene..
tian blinds, laundry facilities and
storage space. Resident manager on
premises. Veterans preference. To
reach Drive east on Missouri ave.
(Riggs rdD to Chillum rd.. turn
right to project; or out. Michigan
ave. extended (Queens Chapel ,rd;
to Chillum rd.. turn left to project;
or take F-6 Green Meadows bus to
Chillum rd, turn right to project.
H. G.. SMITHY CO.. sll 18th st.
III CT 2.lll Il
Evening star., 1949-07-01

2 Tile Baths, 1st Floor Bedrm.
Open July 2-3-4, 10 TIL Dark
Only $16,150-GI Approved
A beautiful development OF detached
brick homes. First floor. large hv-
ing rm., lovely bedrm.. colored tile
bath and colored fixtures, full sized
dining rm., large kitchen, beautifully
equipped with garbage disposal. s.
cuff. refrigerator, gas stove, ven.
ssa'ias also Contains iah sI breakfast sA NOOK; .
lovely large bedrms. and full colored
tile bath and fixtures upstairs;
more than liberal closet space. We
netian blinds and screens; spacious
full bsmt. with outside exit; copper
water pipes, gas heat; large land.
scaped lot; very close to transp. and
shopping center; unauestionably
st.. risht to suitland rd., left to
first stop sign at suitland. left to
Marlboro pike, risht . short dis:
tance to large Berkshire sign and
new homes on the right. Or out
Pa. ave. Sc. to Alabama ave. left
across D. c.. line on Route 4 Marl-
boro pike. about 2z miles to Berk-
shire. Call Ma. 9797 for details.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
Realtors. 925 n Y. ave: NV.
Shipley Terrace, $11,500
Six rooms and bath; gas &C, heat:
nll-brick construction; convenient to
Boiling and Andrews. Fields: easy
terms can be arranged for the pur.
nome. 3th .pTIa1rf. naIl TT. hI hnRtei M Ne oeo''
Evening star., 1949-07-01
HOUSES TO SHARE

ELDERLY MAN In good health would
share his comfortable Chevy Chase.
Md home with a congenial. COM
petent. medium or large family;
give details. Box 76-S. Star. 80
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share house
with other girl. CHI. 2476. Il
Evening star., 1949-07-01
HOUSES FOR sALE--kor.hwss.
WEST OF 18th ST.

First time offered in section Of lovely
homes. west of 10th and north Of
Kennedy. This lovely home featur-
ing side center-hall entrance, living
rm. with fireplace. banauet-size din
rm., den. very mod. kit. with glassed-
in breakfast mock, master bedroom
with pvt. bath and fireplace and 3
other bedrms. and bath on End floor;
beaut. paneled rec. rm. and "a bath
in bsmt., gas heat Excellent cond
throughout. Overlooking park. Conv.
to everything. Will sell quickly.
PHILIP q KEW REAITY co
Evening star., 1949-07-01
HoUsEs-SALE-N.W. tcont.
BARNABY WOODS

Center-hal corner brick home. large
living room, dining room, den, pow
der room and kitchen on 1st floor;
3 bedrooms . tiled baths on End;
finished 3rd floor; recreation room
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
442O Conn. ave. EN- 1900 till Q D m.
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AIR CONDITIONING
2300 CONN AVE

A limited selection of | and o-bedrm
unfurn. apis. are now being air
conditioned for cool comfort during
the hot summer months. Situated at
close-in Kalorama Circle. offering all
one OF Washington's newest and
finest hotel apis. The air condi-
toned din. rm. is soon to be opened
Rentals from $165 UP. Call HU.
ZOO.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
FRED A. SMITH co.
WITHIN THE DISTRICT
SHIPLEY PARK APTS.

Southeast Washington
OPEN FOR INSPECTION daily and
Sunday: new / and 2 bedrm. apts
at $50 to S95 mo-, incl. utilities.
Large rms. picture windows. .Vene-
tian blinds and equipped kitchens.
To reach: II driving, take Good
Sc, right on Alabama to 23rd St.
sc. BY streetcar: Take Navy Yard
streetcar to Navy Yard, at Navy
Yard. take 6W bus to 23rd st. and
Alamaba ave. Sc, walk l block down
23rd st. and turn left ! block on
Congress st. to development.
Applications being taken at 316 Ring
Building, 1900 18th st. NV. RE.
23ss. RE 1851.
Jonathan Woodner Co.
Evening star., 1949-07-01

HOUSES FURNISHED in Alex. vic,
easily accessible to downtown Wash
ington. Pentagon and Navy Annex;
3 bedrms, l bath; house in sub
urban Alex, beautiful grounds. 10
acres, partly furnished, $3.50 per
month. 2 bedrm, l bath house IN
Arlington County, 3 quarters OF
mile from Sh.rlington entrance to
Shirley hwy. completely furnished,
$3.50 per month.
CHAUNCEY & CLARKE
Realtors Insurers, ia N. st. Asaph