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desserts and at such low cost!
DIAMOND Walnuts are much
cheaper this season-and they go
30 far. For instance, one pound
OF these plump, sweet kernels
from California yields over 2 full
cups of halves and broken ker-
nels, which means enough, say, for
4 Vegetable Loaf, Graham Muf-
hns, Walnut and Salmon Salad,
plus a Date Nut Torte, with some
left over to decorate a cake or
pie. With DIAMOND Walnuts on
hand, any dish can look and taste
excitingly new and different!
Evening star., 1950-03-23
WONDERS NEVER CEr e"

a phrase you'll
repeat when you try
UNCLE BEN'S Con-
verted Long Grain
Rice! There's n Q
rinsing, no draining,
no steaming yet
it "cooks up" white,
light and fluffy e.
cry time with no
gummy sickness! !!
The secret? UNCLE
BEN'S is made by
an exclusive and rev
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A WONDERFUL WAY to "end"

any dinner, with one
of the one and only,
original ROYAL
T a p oca P u d.
dings for dessert.
Richer, smoother,
creamier textured
than any, they're
just as nutritious
as thew are deli.
Evening star., 1950-03-23
So Zoo

MOTHER YOUR CHICKS the
way child specialists prescribe
by serving them CREAM
OF RICE at least once a day. In
a recent clinical study of chill
dren, they discovered that this
creamy-smooth rice is easier to
digest than any other cereal ).
absolutely will not harm even
the most delicate normal diges-
tive tract! But that's not the
only reason CREAM OF RICE is
ideal for little "tykes" it
gives quicker nutrition and more
energy and contains Vitamins B.,
B, and Niacin plus Iron for
rich, red blood and better growth.
And l can assure you that your
whole brood" will love that
extra-delicious rice flavor . SO
stock up on CREAM OF RICE.
Evening star., 1950-03-23
PROUD AS A PEACOCK" =.

the ood you IL
adopt over my gay
emu plan tn at
pampers the family,
as well as'the budg-
ct! The secret is
the unusual CLAM
our and goodness
|DI AMOND w al
)nuts can give to
usual main dishes,
\
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~>@n&,
OHV9o Nu Smoks?

iCI L u AlhS W 1SSobA
'':'<'s" mend a new King-Size
cigarette that l think is made-to-
order for you CAVALIERS.
They're the King-Size sensation
across the nation and for
two very good reasons. First Of
all, CAVALIERS are mild &.
extremely mild. And second, they
have a wonderful flavor cool,
smooth, mellow smoking that's
truly enjoyable. So mild and SO
f1avorful. CAVALIERS are an
exclusive modern blend of fine,
light tobaccos of the original
Colonial type which makes
them naturally milder and nat
urally better tasting. Buy a smart
white pack Of CAVALIERS today.
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%sne'iss *s"''+1rs the 6
- &n;mo( K!eYgdon 3

PITY TILLIE
TURTLE, and
likewise home
makers who are
slow to realize
that Tia vanilla
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DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK if you don't agree with me

II -
BLU-WHITE Flakes give the whitest, bright
;s sst wash is had better t than essd ~
ond motion" for matter hoW What you -, WSE
wash, these amazing fakes work \ Ab@
get things dazzling white sparkling bright J0D
in hardest water. You BLU-WHITE II II IL
streaks, overbues spots" and it \~
along with any detergent make a T
brighter BLU-WHITE Flakes ~ -.s.@'
today and if it isn't all say. DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK.
Just mail the unused portion Nancy Sass Madison
New York 6 N. Y.
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ACCEPT THIS
AMAZING Of

GAIN price. Set consists OF per.
feet pastry brush, 4 sturdy vege-
table brush, one for bottles, an
other for percolators and a fluffy
white dish mop each with
strong, rust-proof handles of var
led lengths to fit the specific job
Of each. This BONUS is offered
to YOU for only one reason
to introduce you to DIAMOND
CRYSTAL SHAKER SALT 8.
that super-fine salt that makes
good food taste better. So
HURRY: OFFER! Send 25t and
one DIAMOND CRYSTAL
SHAKER SALT spout seal for
each 5-piece brush set (get sew
eral!) to Nancy Sasser, 271 Madi-
son Ave-, New York Is, N. Y.
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MAGICIAN to pull rabbit out of hat


but can produce FOUR delicious chocolate treats
from ONE package and do it in jffy. How? \
Just by opening can Of Walter BAKERS won y
derful 4 In l Instant Sweet Cocoa Mix \
then "jet-quick" enjoy that famous Walter \
BAKER chocolate favor in all four OF these lus-
cious taste-tempters:
Better Instant Cocoa than sweet milk cocoas. =
= Better, smoother Frostins than many choco-
2 late frosting mixes. . Speedier creamer Fudge
than chocolate fudge mixes. . Tastier Chocolate
Sauce than chocolate favored syrups.
But even though BAKERS in is four-ways .
better, 1t costs FAR less than most instant sweet
milk why don't you do as l do? Use
exclusively then you can save time money and II
treat your family o-f-t-e-nl
Evening star., 1950-03-23

{0G}7wQ
~ has a "wise-up"
e. S-H tip on how to
A/ES/ serve better
S meals at half the
%&T 's:: E: 2;':' ::!:%;';'; 5:;s S';9 !;
BinB Mushrooms! Grace ordi-
nary main dishes, casseroles,
stews and even left-overs with
them and you'll transform
them into gourmet dishes at the
lowest cost! And no wonder :. for
BinB's are the only freshly
picked hothouse mushrooms
Broiled in pure creamery Butter
and then packed, in their own
luscious broth. They're extremely
economical because there's no
peeling, no trimming and NO
waste. So use all three kinds
lavishly :. BinB Whole Crowns,
BinB Sliced Crowns and BinB
Chopped Mushrooms.
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IS orio. 1925 Record Hossocks.
Ton simulated leather, wosh- 4 AQ5
obie Holds us single records.
Ideal Video bench

LANSB URGHS Major Appliance Store, 41S
SeUenth Street, NV. entrance on SeDenth
Street or Through Arch,Day in Main ButldingJ
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CLEARANCE OF CHINA
AND GLASSWARE

48 l2-pc. gloss refrigerator sets -
"A lo-pc gloss berry festicoI sets; includes
4 iced tea or woter CLOSES, 4 juice
glasses, 4 cereal bowls, a fruit bowls -
5 8-pc. beverage sets, Passion Flower pot
Evening star., 1950-03-23

Ori9. N0W
Eosy spindrier. 2-tub prin-
cipIe does weeks wosh in less
thon an hour 1926 1926
Rebuilt Apt. Size Washer s.s5
Z Rodont Heat Clothes Driers.
GLIB. oopocity. Dries in ! to
hrs $3.50 1880
Rebuilt Taylor Jr. Apt. Size Washer 1885
z Rebuilt Wrinoer Washers 1895
Rebuilt Handy Hot Apt. Size Wosher-- 9.s5
Rebuilt Eosy Wrinoer Washer 59.95
Rebuilt Easy Wrineer Washer 1926
Rebuilt Easy Wringer Wosher-------79.9
! Rebuilt Bendx Automatic Wosher---- 1885
Rebuilt ABC O'Motic Wringer Washer 1925
| Rebuilt LounderoIi Automatic Washer, 1926
| Rebuilt Hotpoint De Luxe Wrneer Washer,
1895
Rebuilt Eosy Wrinoer Wosher-19.s5
Rebuilt Eosy Spinner Wosher-------6s.s5
Z Rebuilt Wrnger
| Rebuilt Wrinqer Washer
Rebuilt Spinner Washer
| Rebuilt Eosy Spinner Washer
Evening star., 1950-01-24
mrs. WedeI
Plans Texas Tour

Mrs. Theodore o. Wedel, wife
Of the canon Of Washington
Cathedral, will leave this week to
fill a series Of speaking engage
ments in Texas in connection
with drive for new members be-
ing launched by the National
Cathedral Association In cities
throughout the nation.
Mrs. Wedel also has received ar
invitation. to attend a meeting
under the auspices of the World
Council Of Churches in Geneva
Switzerland. from March 6 tc
March 10. She will be the only
American woman attending this
meeting. which is to be held by
the Committee on the Status OF
Women.
The National Cathedral AS
sociation is a nation wide Or
ganization of friends of Wash
ington Cathedral, with the special
objectives of spreading informa-
ton about the Cathedral and
raising funds for its operation and
continued construction.
The Washington committee, OF
which Mrs. Montgomery Blair, jr.
is chairman, does not plan q
membership drive this spring but
expects to coordinate the new
member appeal with the annual
Cathedral fund drive in the fall
Evening star., 1950-01-24

sharing them with the public
Babies have to be looked after and
can't do with q part-time mother
Houses won't run themselves
and so 1t Is generally either good
bye job or on to Reno. And no
body who hasn't tried it knows
what it means to a woman who
has earned her own money and
had her own pocketbook to be-
come financially dependent on her
husband. And it is the wife who
has to bear the children and who
has to get up an hour before the
balance Of the family of a morning
and work an hour after the bal
ance of them have gone to bed
and who has no Sundays or holi-
days off.
OF course. marriage is no picnic
to q man. He has to toll and slave
to support a family and do with
out the things he wants in order
to give to Junior, but 1t is the
woman who gets the hot end of
the bargain.
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Dorothy Dix
Women Are Declared More Faithful
And More Loyal Than Husbands

Dear Miss Dix: We have beer
discussing two questions in which
we are greatly interested. One is;
Which is the more loyal. man Of
woman? The other is: Which
gives up more in marriage, man
or woman? What do you think
about these subjects?
Answer: I think that women
are more loyal tnan men. and that
women give up far more in mar
riage than men do. You often
see a one-man woman, but very
rarely a one-woman man. When
it comes to marriage there are
probably fifty times more faith
full wives than there are faithful
husbands. j
There are many men who are
loyal friends and loyal employees,
men who are loyal to their church
and their political parties and
their countries. Perhaps in those
relationships they are even more
loyal than women are, but when
it comes to loyalty between the
Evening star., 1950-01-24
HoeyCu||s for Tax Cuts
In Talk. to PortyWonoen
By Frances Kuhn

depression. I see the way clear
to a new prosperous era"
In a discussion of American
lproblems abroad. Senator Hoey
said he does not think the United
Nations has failed although il
has not been the great instrument
we hoped for" He pointed out
that not a single nation has left
the organization since it's founda-
ton.
The Senator declared that the
Marshall Plan has stopped the
spread Of communism dead In
her tracks" 1--WE are not waiting
for Stain to start war;" he said
Telling him in advance that we
will not permit communism to
spread will prevent the necessity
of the United States going in to
save the nations of Europe"
The North Carolinian was more
pessimistic about the situation in
China. Fs agreed that the United
States has had no success in its
negotiations in the Far East and
added the hope that China will
swallow communism before COM
munism swallows China and there
is good prospect that it will"
The speaker was introduced by
Mrs. Charles F. Brannan, chair
man of the Education Committee.
Mrs. Julien Friant. president of
the club, was in charge Of the
meeting. Among those at the head
table were Mrs. Gordon Gray, wife
of the Secretary Of the Army, and
Mrs. John Graham, wife of the
Assistant Secretary of the Treas
|Ury
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A conviction that taxes should
be reduced rather than increased
was expressed yesterday by Sena-
tor Clyde r. Hoey. Democrat of
North Carolina.
Speaking at q luncheon meet
ing of the Woman's National Dem
ocratic Club, Senator Hoey parti-
cularly recommended the ending
of all excise taxes, declaring that
the cause for their Establishment
during the war no longer exists.
The Senator suggested that one
means of reducing the Federal
budget, and thereby taxes, was a
reorganization of the Federal Gov
ernment under the recommenda-
tions of the Hoover Report. 1--WE
can't afford a five billion dollar
deficit. he declared. We've got
to get together because we can't
get along as a nation with such
a deficit"
II am not pessimistic about
America" Senator Hoey con-
tinued. II believe its economy is
sound and see no reason for a
Evening star., 1950-01-24

sexes, then it is women who ar.
the most faithful.
Seldom, indeed, do you hear o.
a husband standing by the wife
who has been unfaithful to hin
and got herself in a mess of scan.
dial, and seldom do you find q wife
forsaking her'husband when he /.
in trouble.
Concerning your second ques.
tion, which gives up more in mar.
riage, a man or a woman, should
say unquestionably that the WON.
an does. II either one is a sacrifi-
cial goat which is laid on the mar
riage altar. she is it.
To begin with, she gives up hel
name and her identity and hence
forth is know only as an adjunct
to her husband. Then a woman
must almost always give UP hel
career or her job when she mar
ries. no matter how much she
loves it, or how successful she Is
in 1t. Husbands want their wives
time and attention instead OF
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Speaker Named

Miss Lola Lee Bruington, exec
utive secretary of the National
Defense Committee of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution,
will address a meeting of the
Chevy Chase Chapter tomorrow
at the home Of Mrs. Ivan H.
briggs, $500 Broadbrook drive.
Locust Hills, Md. Her subject will
be "The Road Ahead-Socialism?' o.
Evening star., 1950-01-24
Theta Siq Dinner

Richard l.. Coe, drama critic OF
the Washington Post, will discuss
Dramatic Criticism in a Thea
terless Town" at a dinner meeting
Of Theta Sigma Phi. national
honorary professional fraternity
for women in journalism, at 7:15
pm. tomorrow at the National
Press Club. Miss Helen Hamer
will preside.
Evening star., 1950-01-24
Wonen's
Clubs
TeIevision Seen Aid
InFighting Influence
OF Horror Movies
By Ruth Dean :

Television, by and large, has
been a means Of resisting chill
dren's interest in crime and
horror" movies. radio programs
and comic books, James v. Ben
nett, director of the Bureau of
Prisons, told the District Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs yesterday.
] Mr.. Bennett spoke on an all
day program sponsored by the
public welfare and legislation de-
partments at the federation'S
monthly meeting at the Hamilton
Hotel. The group also heard DR..
Joseph S. Lawrence, director of
the Washington Office of the
American Medical Association,
who spoke on the subject, "a Vol
untary National Health Plan"
Mr.. Bennett declared that the
approach to the problem of
counteracting the evil effects Of
entertainment and books dealing
with crime through legal means
ID "fraught with difficulty" and
said that the solution lies in a
concerted program on the part
Of parents and women's organiza-
tIons.
He suggested that parents teach
their children how to discrimi-
nate between the different types
Of comics and substitute other
forms Of entertainment for movies
and radio programs. About Is
per cent of the peak broadcast
hours on all the radio networks
are devoted to crime stories which
dramatic actual cases, Mr.. Ben
nett declared. He added, that one
third of the total 100000 comic
magazines circulated each month
deal with actual cases of crime.
'It is the dramatization of the
actual cases that is dangerous"
the speaker asserted, citing the
story of high school boy now in
O. school of correction for an at
tempted kidnapping, inspired by
the reading of a detailed account
In crime comic book.
MIR. Bennett lauded the efforts
of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs to stem the in
fiuence of crime books and movies.
He suggested that the local fed
Grafton form a radio council SINH
lar to those formed by women's
groups in other cities to recon-
mend certain types of good radio
programs.
Mr.. Bennett was introduced by
Mrs. Gertrude Parks, chairman of
the federation's public welfare de-
partment.
At business session, the fed
Grafton indorsed the Murdock bill
to provide for the erection of a
monument at the grave of Con-
stantino Brumidi, the artist who
spent Is years of his life decorat-
ing the United States Capitol.
The group also reaf1rmed it's
support of the Senate resolution
to reform the Electoral College
system and the House bill to grant
Statehood to Alaska.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, legisla-
tive chairman. introduced DR..
Lawrence, who criticized proposals
for national health insurance and
urged that non-prof1t prepayment
medical and hospital service plans
be given fair chance to estab-
lish their permanent worth.
He pointed out that more than
$4,000, 900 people are now enrolled
In such plans although the move
ment started less than 20 years
ago.
Mrs. Edward c. Magdeburger
federation president, who also
heads the Women's Division for
the 1850 March of Dimes, an
nounced that the Sunshine and
Community Society is the first
club in the federation to give its
contribution to the Infantile Par
alysis Foundations drive.
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Academy Ball Friduy

The Alumnae Association Of the
Academy of the Holy Cross will
have its annual ball on Friday
from 9 to IL pm. at the Wardman
Park Hotel. Miss Eleanor Sulli-
van is in charge of arrange
ments. Tickets will be available
at the door.
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Spaghetti Supper

Members Of the Alpha Zeta
Omega Pharmaceutical Fraternity
Women's Auxiliary will have a
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spaghetti supper on Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Balo-
tin. Mrs. Jack Kramer is chair
man,
Evening star., 1950-05-28
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
TENANTS Only

Collect your rent receipts and Sl.soo,
that's al you will need TO purchase
this brick oungalow with . bedrms
exp. Attic and full esmt Low mo
pymt. with mo. pymtS. cheaper than
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Picturesque Brick
English Cottage
m Nuor = Aoroo
on over ) Acres

IN A SECLUDED LOCATION IN
NEARBY ARLINGTON, JUST
OFF LEE BOULEVARD
fhis most unusual property. consisting
OF over 5 acres, part Of which is
cleared. uSable. fertile acreage and
the balance in beautiful. towering
oaks. is bordered by Four Mile Run
and by Monkey Run. Just OF the
beaten. path. but entirely hidden
from the world, this charming home,
hullt under contract for the owner a
lev years ago. is ideal for the couple
with a. hobby desiring privacy and
convenience. With ali rooms on the
nrst floor, 1t contains a spacious,
mellowed. pine-paneled studio living
room G5xa2) with beamed ceiling,
large stone fireplace and built In
bookshelveS. A most delightful
screened living porch 1sxI95 Just
on the living room. over a two-car
garage, makes a perfect spot for
relaxation during the hot summer
days. A step-up dining area on
living room. with bay-window seat,
Equipped kitchen with pantry
Maids bath in basement. Hot-water
neat with oil burner. Storage attic
with stairway. Slate roof.
DDTTT GOO Fna
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BY OWNER

Lovely ,y williamsburg Colonial In beau
.i!hl .iul Bellevue Forest on "a acre 10,
isy;ng iMtn outside fireplaCe and stream
hhVinsrm. l5x"4 with fireplace and
oult-in bookcases; family sired DIV
ths Im with corner eupboardS: XII
gen with fun bath on list ma lac
ueorms,' storaGe rm. and baths
up rec. I'm with fireplace and bar
"a. "ss; attached EarRGe with out
possession on settlement 3Oio NJ
soaIard st Arlington. open sun,
80 Pm or by Appt. ia. 2-7FiI.
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ARLINGTON-FAIRFAX
SECLUDED
4Q6 ACRES

Lge. early American frame home GA
bedrooms. under huge oaks and
pine; located in former summer re-
sort area; in nearby Fairfax; needs
some remodeling and paint: asking
Evening star., 1950-05-28

los y Patrick 81 Alex Va
oV. o+lS, AL 4aeS. ives,
II. 0SQS.
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$10,3O0
CHESTERFIELD

3-Bedroom Brick Ramblers
PROPERTY OPEN FROM IL AN.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
me most charmins, vell-arrAnsed
tifui views, large lots, city water,
l0Oes FINANCING
TO INSPECT: Out Lee hwy. to Wake
held St, guide rt. on Old Dominion
or. Tor miles TO Birch ave and
CHES TERFlELD sign, left on Birch
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N. ARLINGTON

Colonial t3n ax.,5 brick home; has liv. ,rm
3 bedrms. and tiled bath on 2nd
A.; oil &C. heat. Located on nice
corner lot. Minimum cash pay
ment will handle, balance on con-
Venient terms. Shown by appoint
ment only. Owner transferred, must
sell Immediately.
SEWELL REALTY co.
IA South Glebe Rd., at Lee Blvd.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
ROSE LANE

bedrms., 2 glassed tiled baths;
huge liv. rm with attractive firepl.. :.
formal din. rm., very large equipped
kit. full bsmt. with rec. rm. and
huge gar. Built of stone and brk.
A lovely lge. home; priced at $50.
600 because of oficer's transfer.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-05-28
TO LIQUIDATE ESTATE

OFEN TO-DAY. / TO 6
This THIS solid brick center hall
the historic town cf FSirfax
JSst one block from the old
feass fessonaSis sHe's ones Is 'Rsss Rs, iS.,, sSs
wide. center hail runs the tail
depth Of the house and has
an entrance door at eithrf
end To the left of the
ssnter hall there Is . larSt
LTlns room uSxs6n, With
Sood-eurning fireplace and an
aa2Sining kolartum uaxl6I
To the rtsht OF the csnter
han is . dining room QTxiSi
Win french doors for privacy
Ihe Kitchen Is l6xl5 and Ne
Neen the kitchen and dining
i1om there Is buffers pantry
s&iul Other rooms on Isl
helude study and powder
. huge master bedroom
iIlsx9S with twin closets and
larse private bath (Sxl0l Niih
separate tub and stall shower
other large bedrooms UTxIs
aho loxl5l have an adioin-
ms oath, the third floor is
Insutated and plAStered and
~ AHIkt recreation
room and bath with roughsd-
IN plumbing. There Is q a-csr
attached garaee and n full
basement, The heat is oil hot
water. This house was buNt
IN le:S OF solid brick and ia
beautifully trimmed out Other
features include screens storm
WlnoowS, copper suffers and
slate roof. Lot Is over an
acre with "0O-ft. frontag,
directions TO reach Drive
out Lee blvd. (U. s. 5Ol nast
FAIRFAX Circle TO Route ISS
tnrst trafifc lisht turn ieti
ana watch for our sign on
flsht about l mile beyond
ratnc hght In town az
Stanley r, Rowland Co. Inc
REALTORS
liz . Broad St Fails Church.
IA 1898. Ewes. PA, 2s12'
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OAKCREST

OAkCREST
Amazing is the word for this English
type home now nearing completion
Stone front construction with
center-hall entrance; large living
room, most attractively arranged,
with large bay windows; beautiful
pine-paneled den; first-fioor bed
tractive GE kitchen. On the second
moor you will find bedrooms and
2 full baths, the master bedroom
being a thing of beauty. Other fea-
lures include full basement with
recreation room, Scar garage and
too numerous to mention. Can be
completed in about 60 days. Price,
S27, 800. Call Mr. House for ap-
pointment to inspect.
Dominion Ins. g. Realty Agcy.
GIL. 633S 3l03N 10Th OY Led
Evening star., 1950-05-28
Realtors and Insurers
BIG Prince St. Alexandria, Va.
FAIRFAX. VA

FAIRFAX, VA.
spaciousness and charm nj
this sturdy brick Colonial home
combined with the dignity Of a
IN 1928 of 3-course brick on ap-
nroximately. l acre of lovely lawn
and fine old trees; 1t has all the
wonderful features one would expect
TO md IN such a stately home; the
exceptionally eas large, rooms. wide CEN
Ter hall, unusual closet space, maid s
room. buffers pantry and many
other special and attractive qualities
VIII ahord gracious living; 1t is
located ir an exclusive section
amidst nice homes, but within walk
ing distance of schools, transporta-
tion and shopping; you won't want
to miss the opportunity to submit a
reasonable offer. as this home must
pc sold to- settle an estate. For
further information dial operator
and ask for Elmwood 322 or 3o5 (no
TOLD; ewes, GIL. 5661.
VIM. H. Laughlin. Realtor
MCLEAN VA 30
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J. L. G.. WEST
FA. o135.

NORTH ARLINGTON
Reduced to S19,5OO; brick, 2-story
home built in 1871; Just of Wilson
blvd; 1st A., liv rom, din. rm., kit
and den. I'd A., 3 bedrms. and
bath; full bsmt; oil &C. heat;
built-in gar: beautiful lot. shrub
berry and barbecue pit. Call Mr.
LEATH & ASHLEY, INC.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
SOUTH ARLINGTON

SOUTH ARLINGTON
This owner-built 3-bedrm. home,
mese into Si only Is ofeaSS sSvn 70
Conven. to schools and transp. and
only 2 min. from downtown Wash
ington and the Pentagon. Full
bsmt., oil h.-wh.. and yes, IL has
Q lovely handicapped lot and garage!
Sat. and sun. at 1904 So. 1ath st.
Exclusive with 8. j. GNASH CO.,
INC, 913 King st., AL. 1888 days;
ewes. OF. 1854. -2S
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OPEN TODAY 81

OPEN TODAY, 2-7
$1,000 CASH, $81 MO.
3,beorm. bungalow, just of Lee blvd
Equipped kit. with garbage disposal.
Lge. Nv. rm., bath. gas heat; level
past traffic light at jefferson VILLAGE
shopping. center, turn left on West
moreland I'd. to 647 Westcott rd.
F. E. MALCOLM
Evening star., 1950-05-28

FALLS CHURCH
5 3,bedrm brick and Shingle Colonial.
large corner lot, outdoor fireplace,
tall trees; full basement, fireplace in
living rm., built-in bookcases. Only
1880; ~ sood cash. Call MR..