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the catacombs and up, and spend
hours walking the streets in the
midday heat when italians are
usually sleeping.
In southern italy especially,
Italians are quite. carefree, keep
late hours singing and dancing
most of the night. The business
man seldom goes to work before
IL. o'clock in the morning; he u.s.
ually departs at ! pm. and does
not return to the Office until after
o'clock in the afternoon. In a
few hours he knocks off again and
gets ready for the nighttime fss-
tivities. Tks
Nocturnal. celebrations are SO
noisy and exhausting to the few
people who try to sleep that in
July the Municipal Council in
Rome decreed that the noise must
stop between the hours Of 10 pm.
and z am. In this period radios
had to be muted; automobile horns
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breakfast is excellent. Our big
point is to prevent the students
becoming hungry before noon as
well as to provide good amount
of his days recommended allow
ances.
Then do your level best to see
that a good lunch is eaten. Sweet
rolls and carbonated beverages
have their place in our food lists,
but they should never make up the
entire meal. If your children eat
lunch at school, check on their Sc
lection occasionally. Lou can en-
courage them to purchase good
food. You can also prevent dupli-
cations of their lnnches at your
evening meals.
These two meals, so often neg
lected, can be made attractive and
until you've tried them, there's no
way to convince you that the re-
suits are so good.
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Mrs. Marion Coverdale, the eff
cient organist of the M. E. Church,
is enjoying her vacation, the first
in the six years she has held the
position, in visit to Harrington.
Miss Arie Hynson, the assistant,
is supplying her place effectively
in her absence.
Miss Adelaide V. Cook, of Phil
adelphia, daughter of the late DR.
Charles Cook, once pastor of the
M. e. Church here, is on a short
visit to her Smyrna friends, guest
of Miss Sue Colt.
Mr.. John B. Weldon, of Brook
lyn, is spending week with hi.
father, B. v. Weldon, and renew
ing old friendships. His wife ant
children. came on last week, anC
will return with him on Saturday
Miss Helen Mackey, of Philadel
phia, who has been visiting Smyr.
ma relatives and friends, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Deighton
of Cleveland, Ohio, are being enter.
tained by Mr.. and Mrs. John C
Blizzard at the Delaware House.
Miss Lizzie Mcdowell and Miss
Bertha Hoffecker left yesterday
for Ocean Grove, where they will
be guests of the Queen" for q
week or more.
Mrs. w. D. LeFevre and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, returned this week
from an extended visit to relatives
in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. A. Homer Smith, of Wayne
Pa, is on two weeks vacation
Miss Elizabeth C. Lattomus is
spending a month in Philadelphia
Atlantic City and other places.
Mrs. A. Duncan Yocum, of Ches.
ter, Pa, is guest of Miss Ethel
Cooper.
Miss Nettie Tschudy is visiting
her sister. Mrs. w. w. Rich, ir
Washington, d. C.
Mr.. S. S. Wint and niece, Mrs
Carrie Haldeman, with her little
daughter, Ruth, of Scranton, Pa.
are visiting Mrs. E. H. Hynson.
Miss Nellie Taylor has returned
from Atlantic City N. J.
Miss Ollie Carrow, of New Gas
tie County, and Mr.. Clarence ]
Shahan, of Kent County, were
married at the M. E. Parsonage
this town. on Thursday, August 8
by the Rev. Charles A. Hill.
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ghiaccio. Believe it or not, it is
relatively inexpensive.
Do not be upset if the walters
in the restaurants fail to respond
quickly. For some reason it is diff
ficult to attract their attention,
When everything else fails try the
"cocoanut grove love call"-a gen.
tie hiss will do the trick.
When travelling by railroad be
prepared for anything. If a de-
gree of comfort is desired buy a
first class ticket. Even these COM
partments are sometimes crowded
during Holy Year and one is well
advised to be at the station at
least 80 minutes prior to departure
time. The trains run on time-to
the split second which ccmpen-
safes to some extent for the in
tense heat and the dust that flies
in the open windows. At all sta
tions en- route urchins peddle food
and drinks, calling in a high pitch
ed sing song voice, "Birra, aqua
minerale, coco COLA"
This year one can obtain a 40
per cent reduction on rail tickets
providing a round-trip is purchas-
ed. To qualify one must obtain a
special Pilgrims Card issued by
the Holy Year Central Committee
for 500 lira. This was brought to
my attention by the interpreter at
tached to a travel agency. When
I demurred my friendly italian in
terpreter said, do not worry sir.
Everything will be all right. This
year we have many foreign gentle
men come to italy; Chinese gentle
men, Indian gentlemen; all become
catholics, all get Pilgrims Card, all
get 40 per cent reduction"
Aside from the many interest
ing things to see in Rome, Naples,
Pisa, Florence, Venice, the italian
Riviera, and other cities, life can
be particularly pleasant in the
capital city. On. Via Venato, one
of the principal thoroughfares-
the American Embassy is located
here-one may in the morning sit
comfortably in a sidewalk cafe and
in the afternoon, when the sun has
changed position, transfer to the
opposite side of the street, imbib-
ing cooling drinks or slipping "es-
presso''-a special brand of italian
coffee-and read the newspapers
or just sit and watch the crowds
moving along the sidewalks and
the bustling street traffic, includ-
ing innumerable lambrettas-tin
Smyrna times., 1950-08-31

a tour of Europe in 1949. will be
shown by Miss Ethel Rothwell. A
cordial invitation is extended to
all. A collection will be taken in
aid of the building fund. Sunday
School will be at 10 am. Subject:
Peter, who became a man of
Power" Morning Worship at IL
am. Sermon: The meaning of
Penecost. The Mite Society will
meet in the church school room on
Thursday, September Z at s pm.
The choir, under the direction of
Mrs. Vernon Westfall, meets for
practice each Wednesday evening
at 8 pm.
Smyrna times., 1950-08-31

scooters-and bantam automo-
biles.
A pleasurable experience, and
not to be forgotten. is dining at AL
fredos'-ristorante par excellance
and internationally known. Alfre-
do is a short, stocky italian with
handle bar mustachios and a win
ming smile on his weather-beaten
face, for the customers. The prime
speciality of the house is "fettuc-
cine" or noodles. AS a matter of
fact Alfredos' slogan is "n vero
Re delle fettuccine" which means
'The real King of Noodles" And
such noodles one has not tasted
anywhere else in the world. Home
made, drenched in butter and bur-
led in cheese. Alfredo personally
mixes them at ones table with a
gold fork and spoon. Never have
1 seen such artistry, such loving
manipulation of the utensils, and
when the mixing is finished the
noodles literally melt in the
mouth. The last serving is al
ways left on the platter which AL
fredo personally places before the
guest of honor who may also have
the double honor of eating the
noodles with the gold fork and
spoon.
Another speciality is cotoletta
Bolognese All Alfredo. This is
tender, succulent veal, prepared
with a slice of ham on top, and
baked with a covering of cheese.
Rich and soul satisfying. The piece
de resistance is crepe suzzette.
This delicacy is readied in the
kitchen and when time for serving
the restaurant lights are dimmed,
the three piece orchestra consist
ing of violin, cello and accordion,
goes into a lifting, gay tune, and
Alfredo prances between the
tables, the platter of crepe suz-
zettes held high overhead, the blue
fame from the burning brandy
literally licking the rafters. At a
given signal the music stops, Al
fredo serves the waiting guests
amid thunderous applause and
many "bravos." If one is FORUM
ate Alfredo will even autograph
the menu.
One must not forget to take
tea some afternoon at the Bor-
phese Palace. And do not leave
Italy until you have eaten the
roast baby lamb, a justly famous
dish fancied by Romans which is
especially well prepared at the
Hassler where one may dine in the
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roof garden under the stars and
gaze down on the twinkling lights
of the Eternal City.
Yes. life can be pleasant if one
takes things easy and learns to
cultivate a sense of humor. So
you still want to visit Italy. Go
ahead. By the way, besides every
thing else be sure to take along
soap and some Scott tissue or
other equally well known Ameri-
can brand. In italian hotels
mime host" does not supply the
guest with soap; and as for the
latter. the local product is excep-
tionally rough and coarse, and
well, you know what 1 mean.
A rivederci!
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SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
ton.
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First Presbyterian Church
On Sunday evening, September
'rd at 8 pm, a film taken during
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Food for Thought
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far toward filling a good break
fast's share of protein. The egg at
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The Great
American
Stampede

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HoUSES-SALE-Mp. (cent.

WASHINGTON GROvE-On q large
corner lot in a beautiful setting, this
T-room. bath home is located in q
requisite for family living: gear
garage: extra lot for garden: price,
S13.25O. Call Mrs. Tombaugh, WO
1904, with INEZ CUSHARD, OR.
1922. 10
CHEVY CHASE, S24,95O-This at
tractive. detached home mr.. Lafay-
cite School. has reception hall. liy
equipped kit. rear screened porch
Dutlt-in garage, 3 bedrooms, . baths
up. Finished rec. rm. and maid g
rm. in bsmt, lge. lot with trees
in rear.
BillingSley 81 Korzendorfer
5211 Wis. Ave. OR. 1928 till Q.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

HYATTSvILLE-Bungaloy; 4 rms,
large corner lot. fenced; nr;, every
Tins III 4sss $3.50; oI' M. O. JARVIS sI
HYATT. 4REA-s-rm. home. ideal
for lge. family. Nice light rms. full
church. Only Sa,65O. JOHN H.
LANDOVER HILLS-only S11,950;
excellent terms; perfect condition.
This Groom, asbestos -shingle home
has just been completely redecorated
and many extra improvements in
stalled; large, fenced yard; Capital
immediate possession, MITCHELL
QUICK, ST. 1868; ewes, RA. "a Is.
WEST EVANSVILLE - Assume GI
loan, brick bunga. with liv. rm.. lge
kit, 2 bedrms, tile bath, full bsmt.,
finished: lse. attic; reasonable down
ioan. PRINCE GEoRGEs Realty
CO. WA. 6656, UN., 1895, -19
LARGE HOUSE-Will do for eonva-
sna Street. ssrs o @ 70 pes GRs
fruit trees, outbuildings. Vacant
Like new. Will exchange. OWNER.
Mr.. a. D. .V.v' G.. IN MD.-will sell or trade "a
for small bungalow: z rms, Ia
baths. excel. cellar. n acre. NJ o.
JARVIS. RA. 4343. -21
BRICK BUNGALOW for only 81 $50
rms. tiled bath, attic, gas INV h.
Excellent location near Chillum I'd
Reasonable down payment. Call Mr.
Penan, LA 6-6666 or UN. 1885,
ewes. PECK CO
BUNGALOW-Corner; det.: large lot;
rms. West Hyattsville, n block to
bus: $500 to $1,000 cash: good
condition; possession. OWNER. Ia.
7Ol0, 80
5-RM. HOUsE-Attached gar, bsmt.
Lot 100x200. Bus service; close 10
school and shopping center T50S
Gateway blvd, District Heights Md.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

1ANNON Il LUCHS &C
1905 II st. NV. Ma. a34B.
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Z Par CASH FoR HoUsRs. any con.
aition; any section Mr.. ,. Ltsa.
1 HE An FkftrARED fISt TO PAY CASH 70,
Md' SmsIl oRns9 home os,i in a 2. S:ssEso nearby
Of your home. business or invest
ssii q a. AulRHRfEs RssIsor.
sSSrs.,r1 sos N0sis c4g.:S5 sSI,. "a -: VF's
HOMES WANTED, an seetions D. c.
expert appraisal and experiences 70
effect quick sale. Eve; phone, on.
ssis' sssls' x l; :. T; : aRzyATrH NS TIE RsaltOr'
DIREcTF Z from OwNER. VIZ I Sishes. SSI eaah
EMS; ST. 1893: eyes. vi. s13o.
sPkCULAToR WILL. purchase for
ea1a,on ea1a real nrss.S sststs Oh q any sp: or
ice. TAhGMARo. MA. s059.
SALES LIsTINGS WANTED - OF
honses preferably IN the price range.
$4,000 70 10000. to sell 70 tn-
coming defense personnei. PartieuiaF
snia sssfntiGs Can e conN Sc Pas'Tist Sp Ys. E
tired, Real Estate Broker, 400 Nun
sey Bldg, Ma. $3.50; ewes. wo. 707e.
HUNDREDS OF PKosPECrs-sssk.
pis.s1 BIZ 0n nen.,,,9 iIom q. S@LS,OOo @ 70 10000.
nome On the msytet e-s.@ yoa ~,
Wo. $3.50. FRANK .. PHiLLIiPH PM i
SILVER SPRING AREA-customsr.
waiting for hye-room bunraiowS.
2-story houses and ramblers. caIi
Tor. tors st27 &c, ave. 81 s1coI
QUICK will be the action In buyina
your home for cash MfTCHELL
QUICK, ST. 5969; eyes. RA. s4fG.
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SEMIDFT BRICK
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

REAL QUALITY AT A FAIR PRICE
Prewar det. white brk. Colonial with
slate roof: fir lumber throughout
double steel beams: 9 rms. t3 excel
lent bedrms }. lovely tile bath; full
basement with fine paneled rec. rn
and lavatory: concrete screened
porch across entire house: level lot;
Anchor fenced rear yard; beautiful
and highly convenient. close-in loca-
ton near Catholic University. ASKING
S16,950: first reasonable offer buys
CT financing probably available. Cal.
Mr.. Rhodes, AID. 1924. with FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. DI. 14lI. -23
HOME AND INCOME-Near 10th and
Mass. ave. ne. Corner brick home;
1st floor has Arm. apt. End a. has
3-rm. apt, sleeping rm. and bath;
Full hsmt. with bedrm. and bath. Oil
heat Detached garage. Convenien nj
to transp and shopping. SOUTH
EAST REALTY, 1911 Penna. ave; sc
FIR. 1000. 30
WHY PAY RENT???
$1,000 cash and Ss7 80 per month
buys this modern 5-room and bath
semidetached brick home in Michi-
gan Park Priced to sell today. Can
be seen anytime Call Mr.. Martuh,
LA MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th St NV, DI. 3346.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALEXANDRIA-S25, $50 buys double
house; each side has 5 rooms, tile
bath. full basement and gas a.-c.
nsd qSels o ss. .a 70 n bus r's Schools ds
J. LEE PRICE once. or. 1904.
OK. 1900. 1908 8. Arl. Ridge rd.,
AIExANDDRIA. lex Braddock Heights-
Situated in this beautiful section. is
iiv. rm., din. rm. with fireplace, all
modern kit, with dE dishwasher, 4
bedrooms. ga baths, full basement,
recreation room, gas heat. Bendix
washer; fenced-in level lot. near
%aaass' gassae. g. y rs9tss0n ss. with c' Ne hEh
PRICE, 1908 8. Arl. Ridge I'd. Arl.,
Va. OF. 1904. OK. 1900. LIP
ALExANDRIA-By owner. Attached
brick; 2 bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.,
Kit. Kit. with 2, elec stove ss.f refEE e.. full
schools. transp., shopping. CT ap-
proved. $500. AL. b211. -22
4% on loan with only $3.50 cash and
$75 mo-, including taxes. Attrac-
tive. modern 5-room home in fm-
M yard. s M1TeHELL QUICK. ST. 5S! 5sss;
vA.-r.ovely suburban p
bedroom prewar brick veneer, un-
furnished, garage, near school, shop
ping center. large lot. OWNER.
substantial down payment. Box
oAk6kEzsT; a1z5M; sisF; 8. .Arlinsson-Brlek
0'fo niee iocation n with BUS. .' shopping n ing
and schools close BY; 8 bedrms. and
bath. lge; liv. rm:. dinette comb.
Call j. LEE PRICE once. 1908 s.
Arl.. Ridge I'd. Arl., Va, OF. 1904.
NRM HN flSSi kaScH.rYrE RAMBLER: Mis cor
rms. bath. kit. util. rm.,. attached
garage: on Lee blvd. nr. Y Corners:
$13,50O. TIE. 1878 or Ma. S073.
ARL. RIDGE RID. sECTIoN-A de-
sirable brick home in this exclusive
schools nearby, 3 minutes to PEN
tagon. Center hall with 4 spacious
rooms ON LIST hoor; End noor, 3
twin-size bedrooms. storage attic;
recreation room. maids room and
bath in basement; garage, level lot
1sRssd stS j. Ga er n5s PRes ssstea sso9 9T 7SS AZ
Ridge I'd, Arl., Va. OF. 1904, OK.
si3,BOO - 3-bedrm. modern homes.
Falls Church; dining rm.. basement;
GI or civilian. PROVIDENCE, IA.
RETIRED COUPLES. ATTENTION.
Charming, small house near Claren-
don. Quiet location, corner lot,
beautiful shrubbery. garage. full
basement, bath, gas heat: $3.50,
with 81 500 cash. MISS KING,
KE. 3-5164. -I9
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HoUSES-SALE-N.E. tcent.

COLoRED-RIvER TERRACE
Beautiful 5-rm. corner brick on lge.
well Handicapped lot full bsmt.. gas
heat; terms to suit you at very
moderate price. Mrs. Cox. VI. S136
ATLAS REALTY ST 1868 -2I
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MONTGOMEkY COUNTY
GARRETT PARK-A spacious colonial
on lot with asb-it. % frontase; 'fHs. iiv.
rm. 15x31 with fireplace, lge. din.
rm;, kit. and Law. on LIST d.: 4 bedrms.
and bath on End; h-w.h.; 2-caT
garage; 2 splendid community: &C
Naval Hospital Center. Price. $14,-
$50. Please call Mrs. Tombaugh, Wo.
1504, with INEz CUSHARD. OR.
ROSEMARY HILL, near 18th and
East West hwy.-7;New. q story
lot; first-fioor powder room. beauti:
bath on second hoor; full bsmt., gas
neat, fireplace; priced low on easy
Wm tsfn' II. esl sAt,NnERs RJi le1s Co. III IN Dm
siivEikH T. sfRTNGMconVenienfiy sfSE4Ee @Uii tHG 10.
wooded corner lot, in Parksids
School area. FUN bsmt., att. gar.
ffirspl. gas heat. Priced to sell
WMa WINS IN. SAL sauNpERs III; ao1s e.. III iNc Pm
Silver SPRING. Md. SS15 Walden
45x27; 5 rms. bath, center hall;
oil h.-w.h.; expansion attic for 4
rms rms ssa bath ho part iinishss. shsa. Lot S71
SILVER SPRING HOME for $14,s50;
very centrally located: brick, 2-story,
with both bedrooms on End floor
rec: room, built-in garage; lovely
secluded rear yard; homes as handy
to central stores are hard to flnd.
Z. p. RIPLEY, Realtor. 81. Gill.
SILVER sPsRaNG-4-bedrm., s1s.5oo
only S1,500 down, $50 mo-; 12-yr.-
old det; brick. insulated. full bsmt..
on neat. frt. porch. 2-car det. gar,
McDEvITT. REALTOR, RA. 4422.
SALE OR EXCHANGE Q family ant
in Takoma Park for lot in Silver
Spring, Chevy Chase or Bethesda
81 1890; ewes. SH. 2354.
Silver Spr.;. custom-built home on
oak shaded corner; 6 diversified
rooms, 2a baths, modern equipped
Kitchen. h.-w. heat. built-in garage;
really lovely home you can enjoy
sssoo 81 Se Z E. ffF EprE1 sif1s fnd Rsstof sssos
oNE-RALf ACRE ie Of vs.; ground included
With this lge. 7-rm., 21a-bath brick
home; oil heat; excel. for farming
and raising chickens. Available
Sss RRzrrY " Co. onsS Nc. sls5SS "a. zoo KAY KAY
BRAND-NEW RAMBLER of Q bedroom
size, but with stairs to 2nd fIoor
which can be easily finished at any
future time; modern styling, up-to-
svery favorable Silver Spring residen.
tiai area; all ready to use In about
another week. r. p. RIPLEY. Real
tor, ST.. gill. Omen ewes -01
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UNIOIJE COLONIAL

UNIQUE COLONlAL
Charm and durability characterize
this brick home with 8 spacious
rooms and 3 baths; den tor bed
rooml, and full bath on Ist A., de
luxe kitchen; owner transferred will
sell fer as little as 81 900 down,
balance in substantial monthly pay
ments; lot 120xl0o. Call SH. SOLO
till pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT l. INSURANCE CO.
CUTE AS A BUG
Only S1l $50 for this brick bungs-
low. near Indian Sprine Club; pre-
war built and in excellent condition;
rms. t2 bedrmsb storage space
attic: oil h.-wh.: lovely lot with
shade trees; quick possession. Call
till pm. for appt
Sidney z. MenSh & Co.
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RAMBLER
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB
CHARM

II the home you are looking for
must have charm, you win want
on a large lot tn N Arlington; .
center entrance hall, NV rm slxl3
with fireplace, spacious din. rm
efficiently planned kitchen, i0x20
study and @OXS concrete patio.
all on st floor. large hedrms
and tiled bath on end floor. full
bSmt with rec. rm and fireplace.
huiit-in garage and beautifully land
ScSped lot. all add up 10 one OF the
most. charming homes We have seen.
Inspect this over the week end and
let us know what you think, Call
for an appointment
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HUBBARD REALTY CO.
ov. 654s. AL 2o96. oV. la4d

ASSUME CT 4% LOAN
ONLY Slo.50o
Is minutes TO Pentasens attractive.
semidet- brick sas &c h; lovely
Transportation. Small down nav
nlent. To inspect. call Mr.. MAR
CHAL, RA. s5Al. lie
ARLINGTON FOREST
Spacious 6-room brick Colonial nes-
tied among the trees is offered to-
dsy a. truly an attractive price
Forest. described by Fortune Mas
azine as one of the most outStand-
ing developments in the Nation IN
regard 10 architecture, eonstruc-
ton and beauty One short block
TO shoppinE center tTsnSpoToa- "a
Short walk to Luhber Run Park.
the playground of the area. II you
are sincerely looking for a fine
three-bedroom home in the heart
Of the garden spot of the National
Capital, call us today.
3 BEDRMS.-1 FLOOR
This one will go GI easily at Sl5,75o.
Brick, fireplace in large living room.
special kitchen with abundant work
disappearing stairway to the attic.
All on. dandy level lot with lots
OF cool shade trees. Only 3 blocks
to school Finished in 80 days.
4-BEDRM. BR.-l ACRE
Independence and a country gem
tleman's dream near the city. Spa
ciouS rooms--two massive brick
fireplaceS Immense kitchen with
abundance of cupboards, recreation
room, basement, garage. EnouEh
ground to allow your green thumb
complete freedom. Only $le.5uo.
JEFFERSON VILLAGE
A regal Colonial, 8 spacious bed
rooms. large living room with flre-
place abundant built-in book
shelves, all on a beautifully shaded
corner lot with an outdoor oven.
Only S14.a50 BY appt.
f Z MALCOLM
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DAMASCUS

BEDROOMS, ga BATHS
Liv. rm., flrepl., din. rm.. modern
kit; full bsmt.. brick construction;
lot, 10Qx200. good cond. Call G.
BEST LINTHICUM. Poolesville 2278.
Evening star., 1950-06-19

LYMAN PLACE NE.
immaculate Groom
home in this excel. location is wait
ing for q qualified buyer. $12,5O0.
For details call OLIVER T, CARR,
MA. 1866. OR. 1929. 20
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/ ACRE
NO CASH CT

blvd Lovely c-bedrm hungalew;
liy, rm with nrspls more rm- IN
exp attic lge. yard jefferson VII
lsEe 81 Nea- SO mo- Gl DIS.
TRlCT REALTY. EN 6SAS ---SS
Evening star., 1950-06-19
AVA A4. A4N4A \ ~ WIN
Bethesda, Md.

LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT
Prize home In Silver Spring. S25 800.
Luxurious living In lovely neiehbor-
hood. S-yr. brick with 4 bedrms Il
on LIST nr), ga baths: rec. rm with
stone frepl.. screened side porch; !;
"a blk. to shopping center and bus.
Call RE $3.50. Q til Q.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1950-06-19
HOME AND 1NcoMr

HOME AND INCOME
Built for. 2 families, about 10 yrs.
old, modern and in good condition;
. separate apts., each with 3 rms,
pvt. bath, gas heat, finished recrea-
tion rm. inn basement Being sold
furnished. Priced low on good terms
Call Mr.. Vestal, AID. 63l7.
PECK COMPANY
1918 18th ST. NE, LA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1950-06-19
c.. & A. N. MILLER
LIVE RENT FREE

LIVE RENT FREE
Four family brick: all two-bedrm
apts:; oil heat; newly dec. Bright
wood section. Buy before rent con-
troll goes of and save money.
Chesapeake Realty Corp.
ST. 1870 Ewes. VI 569S Ia
4 BEDRMS., DET. BRICK
1St-FL. PDR. RIM, $15,950
Buchanan st. NV, det. br. z rms, 4
lge. cedar closets; 2-car det. garage;
good terms. Call Mr.. Ewell (eves.,
OR. 1879.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
Realtors
14l5 x ST NV ME- 5dOn
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-a-- rvv,-Ha

EASY TERMS
Assume large CT Loan on attrae,
tive semidetached home; 5 spacious
rooms, colored tile bath; basement
gas a.-c. heat: S70.34 per mo. in.
cludes everything
PECK COMPANY
1918 18th st. NE, LA. 6-6666.