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Evening star., 1950-04-09
Famed De|s Prepare for Vocotioners >~

l. WISCONSIN DELLS. Wis
This little city. unusual among the
rustic villages of America in that
it is completely devoted to caring
for the needs of summer vaca-
tionists. is preparing for thousands
Of guests. Boatline operators. hotel
men, resort owners. restaurant
people and all of the other bust
nessmen and occupations that
help serve those seeking rec
reation," are now getting ready
for the tourist influx.
Mayor Henry Field of Wiscon-
sin Dells reports that more than
80 per cent of the 1000 Dells citi-
zens directly serve the 200 900
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moneS, tender dubious plants,
were sold recently as the japanese
windf1ower. The latter is a use
full perennial in this area while
the former is for the greenhouse
gardener. Both are anemones,
it is true, but the common name.
japanese windflower, belongs to
the hardy perennial.
Slugs frequently invade cold
frames at this season of the year
to feed on the tender foliage of
seedlings. They may be poisoned
by spraying the foliage with lead
arsenate or bordeaux mixture. A
poison bait, metaldehide. placed
under board or flower pot is
easier to use and will attract the
slugs. 1t is sold under various
trade names. Ex-soldiers called
it canned heat" s.
Keep a constant check on the
dahlia tubers. If they show signs
OF drying, add moisture to the
packing material. If sproutfne
begins they should be moved to
Ia cooler situation. If none lis
available it may be necessary to
divide and pot.
Gladiolus corms may be planted
in the graden now but a week or
two later is preferable. The small
cormels should go into the ground
at once If they are to flower this
season.
The several kinds of hollies on
display at the National Flower
Show attracted considerable at
tention. The Chinese holly with
its glossy foliage was especially at
tractive. The Yaupon Ulex vomi-
toria) was we'll covered with Shin
Ing red berries. The most inter-
esting display, however, was the
edging of the dwarf japanese
holly ulex crenata macrophylla)
1t was so small and mound-like
That few recognized it as a holly
The mature height of this low
grower is believed to be under "a
inches. 1t should not be planted
IN a hot. dry situation. A cool
moist, sunny or shady location is
preferable.
watch newly planted dogwood
trees for signs of the fat-headed
apple borer. This pest seldom
oothers a healthy, vigorous, grow
ing dogwood. but one that is
weakened for any reason is soon
visited by this pest. The borer
drills a small hole into the trunk
anywhere from the ground to the
lower branches. occasionally high
er. When the hole is located place
two or three P.D.B. (paradichloro-
oenzine) crystals in the hole and
plug with dirt. The fumes from
the PDB will kill the borer.
Paint the ends of pruning cuts
on roses with tree dressing. ashes.
los cement, or any other coating
material to keep out the cane
oorer. This pest drills a hole into
'ne ENDS OF canes and the wood
son dies back to the next fork.
Lear lettuce does not transplant
satisfactorily. Sow the seed thin
~ and thin the young plants to q
distance of to 10 inches, depend
Ing upon the growth desired
w. H. Y
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Violet Club to Heor Younqmon

Ntoiet NiuO 10 near oun9mon
|. The Metropolitan African Violet
Club will meet at pm, Tuesday
at the Engineers Club, National
Theater Building. w. H. Young
man. garden editor of The Star
will be the speaker.
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Life in the Country
The Forty Acres Could Use Some Help
In Locating Eggs Todoy-ond Every Day

I wish I had q half dozen small
fry bent on Easter egg hunting
I'd turn them loose on The 10
Acres and take a days vacation.
Egg hunting is a daily chore
with us. Our chickens lay all
over the place. So do the ducks
and geese.
The crested ducks, particularly,
pose 4 problem. They despise
nests, preferring to drop their eggs
whenever the urge overtakes them.
We usually follow along. picking
eggs out Of the weeds that line
the branch from our spring.
The geese like to fool us. Some
have made nests in old automobile
tires I failed to get to the trash
dump. A tire just fits a goose and
the geese seem to like them better
than anything I could rig up.
We are going to have to build
an observation tower in the big
oak 50 we can find where the
guineas make their nests. A
guinea always picks out the most
impenetrable thicket, but we have
80 many impenetrable thickets on
The 40 Acres that you just have
to watch II you want any guinea
eggs.
But speaking of Easter eggs. lit
tie Gerry Norman, Peggy Norman's
small daughter, came up with one
the other day. The Normans have
q dairy farm back over the hill
q ways, and the first warm days
Of spring took Gerry out OF doors
to see what she could find
She found it all right-a guinea
egg that had been overlooked last
year. Peggy ran a good race. but
lost. Gerry reached the kitchen
before the egg slipped and ex-
ploded on the floor with the report
Of a small cannon. Peggy was
scrubbing the last 1 heard.
II there is anything bad around.
you can bet III have it. l had
been Dragging that we didn't have
any cattle grubs on The 40 Acres.
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Dog Notes
By Peter Booos

A friend of mine had a beautiful
cocker spaniel pup which died re-
Gently from swallowing a lump of
rubber which he chewed from a
toy bone. The toy was his favor
lite plaything. But he had gnawed
and bitten it and carried it around
IN his mouth so long that it had
lost its resiliency and had begun
to rot. 1t is not the first time
such a misfortune has befallen a
pup; nor will it be the last time.
More often, death or internal in
jury is caused by the swallowing
of the whistle" and tin-tacks and
other bits of metal attached to
rubber balls and to rubber animals.
A hard and unrotted rubber toy
is good plaything for a puppy,
especially if it has just enough
residence to make it interesting to
chew. But, remove all metal from
any toy before giving it to him to
bite on. Too many pups have died
because this precaution was not
taken.
The ideal toy for any pup is one
OF his owners old shoes, from
which the metal eyelets, etc., .have
been cut off. Not only is the shoe
a delight for him to chew and to
romp with, but often it teaches
him to recognize the scent of the
owners steps and how to follow
his trail. Most pups prefer such a
shoe to any other form of play
thing.
Not only will the proper food
keep your dog in the best of health,
but food can also be used to cure
certain dog ailments. For example,
it has been found that tomato
juice will help certain cases of
paralysis of the hind quarters. A
dog suffering from a film over the
eyes can be helped by the liberal
addition of cod liver oil to his diet.
A small amount of suet or fat
mixed in a dogs food seems to
help relieve and clear up a dry
skin condition.
There is, no doubt that heart
worm originated in the South. But
today 1t may also be found in al
most all parts of the country, es-
pecially in areas where hunting
dogs and other breeds have mi
grated from infected Southern
areas. Scientists have proved that
the mosquito is a carrier of this
disease.
Heart worm can be cured, but
only under the strict supervision
Of competent veterinarian.
Aboard the Mayflower when it
landed at Plymouth in 1920 were
cocker spaniel and bull mastiff
Their "aristocratic progeny" must
make up huge company Of con-
temporarieS.
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visitors who come here annually
from May through October.
Conveniently near and around
the city Of Wisconsin Dells are a
wide variety Of excellent hotels
resorts, cottages and restaurants
Providing recreation. sport and
entertainment is the main bust
ness.
A fleet Of modern. up-to-date
motor launches takes visitors on
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RESORTS.
DUDE RANCHES, N. Y. STATE.
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z Events to Close
Pinehurst Season

PINEHURST, N. C.-The 50th
annual North and South Amateur
Invitational Golf Championship
first major golf tournament ir
the United States to celebrate it,
golden anniversary. is the high
light Of this final month Of the
Pinehurst season.
The championship will begin
on April II and run through
April %.
Closing the season will be the
annual Sandhills Skeet Cham
pionship Of the Pinehurst Cur
Club, which has just been en-
larged.
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Nicely to Speok on Roses

Rock Creek Club to Meet
Rock Creek Garden Club will
meet Wednesday. at 1890, at the
home of Mrs. Theodore Peyser.
Roy Kelly. of Goebel's Nursery,
will speak.
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This Weekm the Garden
Continued From Page BID

(COnt1nued From Page BID
(shrubs and trees and the NOV
ing Of older ones should not be
delayed any longer than neces-
sary. They need the cool spring
weather in which to develop a
functioning root system. During
hot weather root growth seems to
be checked while the tops grow.
Use plenty of spaghnum moss
when setting out azaleas and
rhododendrons.
Chickweed is beginning to set
seed and should be pulled and
deposited in the compost heap
before the seed natures. If al
lowed to grow uncontrolled a
bountifu1 crop of seed will be left
behind to plague the gardener.
Plant names should not be care
lessly used. The St. Brigid ane-
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Ba1lsu OyEasf4s AwMv (aapoeanax

ll24 Connecticut Ave. NV. Wash
inston &. D. c. Telephone: Executive
3944. Offices in New York, Miami,
Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Montreal and Toronto
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Leaf lettuce does not transplant
satisfactorily. Sow the seed thin
~ and thin the young plants to q
distance of to 10 inches, depend
ing upon the growth desired.
wv II Y
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river trips through the Upper and
Lower Dells. with stops at the
Stand Rock Ampitheater. Witches
Gulch ard Cold Water Canyon
The Stand Rock Indian ceremo-
nial is presented each night from
July ! to September I by q cast
Of 100 Indians.
Evening star., 1950-04-09

If there is anything bad around.
you can bet III have it. l had
been Dragging that we didn't have
any cattle grubs on The 40 Acres.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-09

Long distance telephone calls to the states on Decem- ber 24 and 25 and over the New Years weekend must be made by reservation, Capt. Larry Buoy, ACS, said yester- day. He urged prospective telephoners to get their reservations in early.
 A transfer of lot 22 and a part of lot IS in block 1. Ko- diak townsite, from Catherine D. Mattsen, administrative of the estate of Chris Mattsen, to Catherine Mattsen was re-
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-09

Pete DeVeau, electricians and partner in Island Sea foods, flew to Seattle Tuesday by PIMA and Northwest.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-09

Mrs. Gertrude Wickett k employed as a nurse at Griffin Memorial hospital, half-dayas
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-09
corded this week.

A warranty deed from Jean cite R. Bailey to T. R. Woods for a part of lot 19, block 3 cf the Leite addition was record ed this week.
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SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. (cont. !,

NEM ,.s s,bEDRM;' yaG y; Naval Nay Lsb. and
NnHR ThHR' ffNEa IN S0iasi sRANcH RID. ID snt
Phiia. ave:-custem-built and spa:
side screened porch, full attic ane
REAL ESTATE, SH. 11O3 till 9.
HOME AND INCOME, Takoms Park
$14.950-Recently remodeled 4-unit
det;. oil h.-w.h:: close to shopping
BTiLDER's " PERSONAL HOME ir
silver SPRING. 5 rooms, small der
and bath ,on 1st floor: 2 bedrooms
path and stSe. room up; recr. room
laundry. built-in garage, Q fire.
places and gas heat. A really lovely
Rass sis a1s EerE ER1sseHlyl sel l0fstsd s...or ssGd
NEW 4-BEDRooM HOME in chev,
Chase u-bedroom on ist foorS IL.
eneineered kitchen, exceptionally
occupy; $aS. $50; need S., ,ooo Nsu CASH h
balance in one trust. r. p. RIP
LEY. Realtor. 81. Gill. -5
TWo-SToRY BRK. COLONIAL
Lse. Nv. rm. with firepl.. lge. sized
porcn, din. rm.. -ultra-mod. equipped
Kit. bedrms. and bath on 2nd d.
gar, alum. storm windows. beaut.
landscaoed yard. Price S1T.5OO.
WooD-CONLEY CO, Realtors
S11 q Georgia Ave 81 STOO ,til O
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
WHAT ABOUT RETIREMENf
IN FT0RTDA9

Are you one OF the many who plan
comfortable home in a mild cIi-
mate? A couple Of acres of good
high land with room for a garden
OF tropical fruit and shrubbery? De
soto Acres, Just outside the city
limits Of Sarasota, within 81 miles
OF city hall and ia miles from the
best beach In the world, are made
to order for you. Lots approx.
300x300 or more, containing a min.
tmum of 2 acres; electricity and
50-ft. streets. Prices begin at $3.50.
20S down, balance small monthly
payments of $12.5O a month. The
smart thing is to buy now whfle
prices are low and have your place
paid for when you retire. Over So
Of these lots have been sold to
Washingtonians, whom we use as
ssefenrosdnce: nod Taxes exempt up to
$4,000 on your home and no city
taxes whatever. We will finance
your home. Title insured and this
land is sold on "money-back'
guarantee if after investigation you
are dissatisfied with your purchase.
Write for descriptive folder with
map OF Sarasota and photographs
OF homes now on the subdivision, or
Just phone our office.
JOHN c. WRIGHT, INC.
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BETHESDA. MD

Excellent financing with low cash pay.
ment il desired; high elevation ir
Bradley Hills with lovely shade trees;
lot, 105 IT,. front; nearly new resi-
denee OF brick stone and frame con-
tractive bedrms., 2 baths. powder
room, garage, screened living porch
ready for your occupancy. WO. 230C
until 8 pm.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
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BUSINESS PRop.-REhT (cont ,

SPACE VACANT, suitable any trades
men shop, contractors office or light
manufacturing plant at Forest Glen
In Silver Spring, Md. Unusual op-
men. also upholsterers. OWNER, 81.
5533. q
422 9Th ST. N.W.-3 story building:
End commercial; 1st floor suitable
for business and upper floors for
dwelling; Apply $40 F st. NV
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
LoFLIN BLDG.
,420 Wilson blvd GIL. 4a1o

ATTENTION, PAINT AND BODY MEN
Excel. opportunity. modern shop;
ness. We will lease it out for rent
or on psrcentage basis to right men.
PACKARD FEDERAL CORP, 2117
3 st. NV. ST. 1920.
0,0O0 SO. FT., End comm, dwntn.;
5000 on one floor: air r-cond. ONCE
sponsible tenant. CaIi Mr. Fischer.
with DREYFUss BROS. MA. 05s2;
ewes. AD. 5994. 10
LARGE OPEN AREA, approx. 1,6o0
"a. 1t. and separate of1ces, suitable
light manufacturing, photo depart
ment, etc. End commercial; reason
able rental. DE. 7033. %
CORNER. End FL, 10th and II sts.
n.w.-Six very Ire. windows on both
ddes; about 1,600. So tt. TX. 9001.
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STORES FOR RENT

e09P oP BUSINESS coRNER for rent;
4ss T. ST. sie s.w.-vacant, saxs5, s cheic.
rant, drugstore, or other business.
WIN remodel to suit responsible
tenant: MA. 351s, or ia. 6582. IS
sPECIAL-Why pay for good wtll7
several new stores, corner 18th and
Newton Newt t;ioI stsi ne; old. dsnsely popu-
more money to spend with the
merchants than they do in q new
sseetion Act today to secure lease.
.anS MR. GDuM, Re, 52l6; %
h ham 3rah2 Hotel, 1000 50; f.; bus stop
conn AVE. tasSn N.W.Mand %3i fir. 'f5pt 1ptovn
pusy shopping center at Cross-Town
mG 1nS; Long snl lease to responsible tenant.
1910 i3tR ST. N.w.-2o-tt. front,
parking Pa ing snn IN rear. Ho. 1916, ewes,
NEW BuiLDING, 8 blks. from D. c.
suitable n1a for distributing purpose;
amp,e aer Ied parking 5ang U rear Of bldg, $3.50
eensburg, : Ma Ma. AsnllWG6sn WAl fseo ave. sla
BUSY BLOCK of 7th st. ogDi nw-Lanrges
clean store, modern front, basement.
beat; $50 per month. LIss
o36 n Y. AVE. N.W.-Small store, 2
stories, approx. 1,O00-ft. floor space:
nrst commercial; SS5 per mo. RAY.
MOND r. RUPERT, 1017 7th St.
NV. ST. S4S4. 10
TWO 1st-FL. RMS, in Georgetown
interior decorators shop. Sf5-
Ground-level basement, $50, suitable
Ior craft shop and studio. Hobart
NEW STORE, 45o5 oueensbury rd.,
Riyerdale, Md.
UPSTAIRS STORE, End f.: exceiient
downtown business section; elevator
Apply Room 10, $40. F st. NV. q
STORE FOR RENT, 15xS0, on South
capitol St.. nr. Elnira st. s.w., in
Irast-growing r community. Box l64-S,
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l: New Cape Gods. bedrm. and Y
bath down; bedrms. and bath up
Sl5,900.
2; New stone and brick bungalow
8. Small frame bungalow. S11,25o
4. Two-story. 3-bedrm. brick-and-
sh1ngle home. S15,25O.
g.: Adjacent to Lyon Village. 7-rm.
2-story brick. S19.95O.
q; Three brick semidet. houses from
These and many others.
JUDSON REAMY & SON
Local Realtor for over a Quarter Cen.
tury. 1122 No. Irving ST., CHI. O8OO
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SUBURBAN sAle-wpe,hiA
NEW 3-BEDROOM BRICK

NEW 3-BEDROOM BRICK
ON 12-ACRE LOT
hall, living rm. with
fireplace, dining rn1., nicely equipped
kit. on 1st floor: 3 'bedrms. and
include weightless windows, full
bsmt:, gas. a.-c. heat and copper
plumbing, A very reasonable price
at S13,25O.
RAMBLER THAT RAMBLEs
On 1-acre wooded lot, with living
rm;, dining rm.,. kitchen, bedrms
2 inclosed porches. incl. breezeway
to garage; oil h.-w. convector type
radiation. GI approved at $4,000.
Dominion Ins. g. Realty Agcy.
GIL. 6338. 3103. N. 10th, OK. 1779.
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NEW RAMBLER
BRICK AND STONE

Never occupied. 2 smirrored
closet doors, din. rm., and large liv
rm., mirrored f1repl.; carpeted wall
to-wall; modern kit. and bath; full
bsmt. complete with heat, asphalt
tile, cedar closet. maids rm., COM
plete bath, large bar. S1s,95O
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TWO WINNERS

SOUTH ARLINGTON-Three bedroom,
11a-bath brick-and7frame home; liv,
rm. with firepl., din rm., kit, full
bsmt.; oil heat, .built-in garage;
center: conven. terms; exclusive.
ALEXANDRIA-Supe constructed
brick home; close to George Mason
School; 1iv. rm. with firepl., large
din. rn:. dream kit. with breakfast
rm;, bedrm. and bath on 1st d.; 2
on, 2nd A.; full bsmt. with outside
entrance; gas heat; built-in garage.
A real buy. Call W. B. WRIGHT,
Va. office, ia. 4-o550; ewes, TIE.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY wAkTEr

ABOUT 10000 50. #. commercial, 9th
to 16th. ST.. M to Columbia rd., n.wS
buy or lease. WALTER M. BAUMAN,
l727 & st; NV, Broker, MA. 1929;
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANDl SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp

NO DOWN PAYMENT
VETERANS-WEST HYATTSVIILE
Excel. 5-rm. and bath bungalow, oil
$50. ' ''p'As h'ei' @e''
H. CARLYLE deLOZIER
WA. 5000, Realtor, TO. 9666.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WILL BUILD LARGE WAREHOUSE
for long lease in D. c. with Penna.
r:r. facilities. STEUART BROTH
ERS. INC, DI- .2434.
BRICK BUILDING, $4,000 So. IT. Of
crete floor; remodeling to be done
to suit tenant. Call Mr.. Dodge, jr.,
WEAVER BROS, INC. Washington
y Bldg;; DI; $500: eyes, OR. s496.
over 10000 it. at less than 43c per
SO. it.. recently remodeled; avail. for
immed. occupancy; 2h-yr. lease with
yrs. option avail; on carline in
Sc. section; excel. shipping facilities.
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COLORED-NR. 18th AND LYMAN
PLACE; 6 rms, o.h.-wh., bsmt
brick, nice porch, conven. location
owner will arrange easy terms. HO
S6S9 or GE. 1904.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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COIORED

700 blk. E. st. ne, unit apt. with
3 pvt. baths and kits. pvt. en-
property is in Al cond.. and priced
for immed. sale. For appointment
to inspect call r. c. DUNNE, HO
65o0. ewes, Mr.. CURLING, LA
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sou.heos,

ANACOsTIA-vacant; det. brick, 8
1890. 81. 800 Gown down. HARTMAN
I'd. Sc. LU. 4-34oo. LU. 5000.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS = Nice brk.
Semidet., 5 rms. and bath, full bsmt.,
oil heat, lge; front porch; cony, to to
down and $50 q mo. ANNENBERG
REALTY CO, 1917 Pa. ave. Sc.
rAiRLA2S ii Lawn VILLAGE, VII mr.. Anacostia s
High School; brk., 5 nice rms, Pa
lovely rec. rm., fenced yard, cedar
down: ASNENbERa iso' REALTY EiH CO. CO.
Ii. 1887 till 9. -6
FAIRFAX VILLAGE. 174s 40th. st.
rms. 1h baths, oil heat, full bsmt,
lovely neighborhood; only S13,50O,
easy terms. ANNENBFRG REALTY
co. II, 1887 till 9. IS
HLLLCREsT' 40a4 Southern ave; es Sc;
home, prewar built, semidet., Colo
nial brk., cement porch, rec. rm:,
oil heat; very reas. Mrs. Passarelli.
Ii. 6-S27S, ZAGAMI REALTY, TR.
sas 18th sT.-Near Pa. ave. Sc;
aARTMAN IA HGh qseP REALTY, iHS sco iRc' o1sh qs45
Good Hope I'd. Sc. Lu. 4-3400.
NEW 'BIi Brick BUNGALOWS, ss.45o
up; expansion attics; GI and FHA
approved; no down payment to GIs.
S1,35O down, S4S mo-, plus taxes
to non-vets. Go to 61st and Central
ave .,,, IN Capitol l2n sH Hgss 1urn right ht
J1th St ER D1On. ~
VETERANS, see our Naylor Gardens
sd under COOP Apts. for Sale"
DRURY REALTY CORP. RE. 1888.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS, they are
beautiful subdivision; gas heat, 500.
4 Yied and shrubbed yard, paved
sts.: S11,250 to S12,750. HI. 5777.
SUBURBAN BUNGALOW. only $1,000
heat, det. gar, lot sOx100 IT.; only
81 900 down, S75 a mo, AMEN
Sc, IL. 7-S357 till 9. q
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Inspect this fine home today. A mod
ern 1-yr.-old semidetached with 8
lovely rms, tile bath, gas a.-c. heat,
full basement, recreation room, out
siae entrance to fenced yard; $1,000
SgsaER a9Sni FGE e agsRy agSi eaEl Brokers ke
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE
ymmac. mondern 2-bedrm. brick; has
paneled rec. rm., lapatory and bsmt..
storm doors and windows: screened
porch, refer., Venetian blinds; lge.
fenced yard. Call MR.. MEYER, AK.
1157.
DETACHED BRICK
OF Alabama aye.-New and vacant,
With 6 rms, full bsmt.. gas heat;
f315. $50, about S55 mo. To In
$spect, cab
A. A. CAROZZA co.
laSiH Pa. ave. Sc, LU. 10000. -d
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Suburban Bungalow

Living rm., dining rm., equipped
kitchen, 2 bedrms., tiled bath on 1st
hoor,; l bedrm. on 2nd;. utility rm.,
9il Gil NV. heat; fenced-in lot 1OOx
700; .GI; $500 down. Listing 32i.
Telephone TIE. O233. AL. dS15.
Curtis E. Martin, Inc.
LON Rnual St Alexandria q
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
1st COMMERCIAL.

/, 500 so. IT,, conv. to Ga. ave, 900
#. parking area; ideal for printers.
plumbers. ETC.; sale or trade MICH
AEI, WASH g. SONS, 1211 Eye St.
NV, RE. S2S2. --6
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BETHESDA-S1QQ Qs0

bEIHEODA-SIy,95U De
A charming white brick, corner home,
near EdGcmoor Club, Ist A. con-
sists OF living rm. with fireplace,
dining rm. with built-in corner cup
boards. powder room, ultra modern
Kitchen. with dishwasher and dis
posal; End A. has 8 bedrooms.
bath, full bsmt.. legel lot. Ewes, Mr.
Markham, EN-. 1875.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC, WI. 1890.
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Bargain Hunter Special
S16,S5O
bedrms., 2 tile baths, big side
screened porch, built in garage;
fun bsmt, with outside entrance;
approx. acre level ground; To-
home is in excellent condition. Cali
9 till 9.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
CHI l34l. Ow 3Oo7 *
Evening star., 1950-01-04
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE

Immac. mondern 2-bedrm. brick; hal
paneled rec. rm., lapatory and bsmt.
storm doors and windows: screened
porch, refgr., Venetian blinds; lge
: fenced yard. Call MR.. MEYER, AK
Evening star., 1950-01-04
BANNOCKBURN
$4,000

Featuring 2 bedroom and bath on
of ground with 1902 frontage. This
beautiful white brick home consti-
tutes the ultimate in close-in cub
urban living. Two large bedrooms
and bath on second floor. Call for
appointment. eles., GIL. 4400. Ext,
INC, i0I2 18th st. NV, ST. 24OO,