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Evening star., 1951-07-25

evening the elegance OF faille,
satin, taffeta and velvet in
the beautiful dresses is re-
peated in delicate shoes.
Bands of matching fabrics
may decorate your pumps, or
entire shoes may be fashioned
Of the same fabric. Metallic
brocades are frequently COM
bined with silver or gold kid.
Look, too, for the shoe with
the entirely or partially jew
eled heel.
Pictured (left)-The combi-
nation Of suede and faille in
an open-toed pump designed
by Pandora. (Center)-Danc-
ing feet will enjoy wearing
Delman's all black or blue vel
vet criSs-cross shoes that have
little rhinestone rings for gilt
ter. (Right) - Designed by
Larry Horan, an open-heeled
sling pump with closed toe.
This shoe has a tapered 3-inch
heel and is in imported pure
silk taffeta with squares of cut
velvet in relief.
Call Sterling 5000, extension
395, between 9 and 4::30 pm.
for shopping information.
Evening star., 1951-07-25
Telling Children Story at Bedtime

she told them stories, took them
for a walk and always waited as
long as a person wanted. to stand
looking at an interesting dog or
a steam shovel, and then she said,
I'm going to put you to bed to-
night. Well have a good time,
won't we?"
When bedtime approach e d
mother disappeared. Aunt Mary
took over. "As soon as everybody
is washed and in pajamas I'll sing
a song and tell you a story. You
can take turns nights choosing
which story, which song. Let's 60. I"
1t was amazing how soon the
four scrubbed and shining young
sters settled down on the rug at
Aunt Mary's feet while she told
them the story of Br'er Rabbit
and the Tar Baby. Then she
sang Il Think When I Read the
Sweet Story of Old" and when
they asked for another sans.
Good Night, Ladies'" and formed
a parade to the beds. "Il be
Evening star., 1951-07-25

A slender, feminine foot is
falls fashion decree to blend
in with the fuller fashion sill
houetteS. Lines of shoes have
been made simmer to balance
the full skirts. The "tapered
toe" is the newest shoe look
for the approaching season,
and shoe colors are keyed to
prevailing ready-to-wear col
ors such as charcoal gray,
browns, navy, black and light
gray.
Daytime shoes. are divided
between low-heeled walkers
in a tailored vein, and high
heel dressy spectators done up
in two textures of suede and
calf. Combining black with
another color is favored, and
q popular mating is black with
ginger brown, gray with black
and gray, with brown. Patent
leather is joining the ranks OF
the "year-rounderS" with it's
debut this season for wear
with winter outfits.
Afternoon shoes are in
closed silhouettes treated
lightly with grosgrain, cut
outs, and trims of velvet and
lace, or fine beading on calf.
Evening star., 1951-07-25

out here in the sitting room and
I'll know who falls asleep first, "
she said. and took UP her book.
Did you ever sing children to
sleep? Ever hold one on your lap
until he feel asleep. feeling sure
and peaceful there? Ever tell
children a bedtime story. assure
them of your near presence after
hearing them say their prayers?
1t is old style. this singing chill
dren to sleep. sending them into
sleep with a pleasant story in
their thoughts, a prayer in their
hearts. Old style, but still good.
1t is not possible to rear children
at a distance. They must be kept
close to one who loves them, one
who gives his time and thought
to them. Mothers of a family
group need help at bedtime after
working with and for the chill
dren all day. If possible, some
one ought to help.
Evening star., 1951-07-25
By Angelo Potri

With four children rather close
In age, their mother was weary
by the time they went to bed. or
ought to go to bed. That hour
became a positive nightmare to
her. One child fought about un-
dressing, another insisted he
wanted no bath, the twins fought
to get into their mothers bed.
BY the time the last one was safely
under the covers their mother
longed to be, too. but there was
the picking up to do, the prepa-
ration for the next morning still
calling her.
About this time Aunt Mary
came for a visit, saw the evening
performance and decided to do
something about it. You're tired
by night time, Mollie. Suppose
you let me put the children to
bed and you go to your room and
rest. I haven't forgotten how.
Let me try.
The children liked Aunt Mary.
Evening star., 1951-07-25
Why Grow
Old?
By Josephine Lowmon

The way a woman swings her
arms when she walks makes al
great difference in the way she
looks whether graceful or awk-
ward, smooth or jerky) yet this
factor is seldom mentioned.
When your arms are free of
bundles. and you have only al
purse, do not go to either ex-
treme in your arm swing. We arel
likely to propel ourselves along
with the Army arm motion, or lett
our arms hang heavy at our sides
while we glide along zombie FASH
ion.
The correct motion should come
freely and naturally from the
shoulders, like the pendulum inl
Ia grandfather's clock. The arms
should not be stiff but relaxed atI
the elbow. However. there should
be no real bending of the elbow. ).
We do not want to be dog padding
women who fail the air with our
forearms.
The length Of your arm swing
depends on your height, but it
should be no greater or less than
your natural graceful swing. You
will find that this is just a little
| in front of the forward thigh. II
you are conscious of your arms
flying ahead of you. you may be
sure you are being too energetic.
Let the swing be relaxed and nat
ural. Overweight women have toI
exert an effort to overcome the
tendency to q too restricted. or
non-existant arm-swing.
If you are carrying bundles keep
the bundle weights evenly dis
tributed in each arm to avoid a.
llopsided carriage. If you have an
envelope type pocketbook you can
carry it in one hand and go ahead
with your natural swing.
II you must hold a heavier or
different type pocketbook. be sure
that you do SO in such a way as
not to add to width of your sill
houette. Garry 1t a bit "off side"
Test the way your arm swing
looks. either before a long mirror
or in store windows. Establish
your walk and natural swing be-
fore you pass before the window
or the mirror and see how well you
are swinging along.
If you would like to have my
Ileaf1et, Grace and Charm" send
a stamped. self-addressed envelope
with your request for leahet No.
ISL. to Josephine Lowman in care
of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1951-07-25

Have a damp cloth beside you
when you're cutting a cake that
has lots of soft frosting on it,
then wipe the knife clean before
each cut. This way you won't
get cake crumbs onto the FROST
ing and will have better looking
slices.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

TT PROBABLY would be dif-
ficult to find q place in
Washington where hope and
determination run higher In the
face Of discouraging odds than
in the little red brick building
at 1908 II street NV.
That Is the home Of the Co
lumbia Polytechnic Institute for
the Blind. which Is struggling
to make life a little better and
more cheerful for those who live
in q world of darkness.
But 1t Is not the purpose Of
this piece to arouse sympathy
for the workers at the institute.
In fact. that Is the last of their
wants. They want opportunity.
With that as the goal. Fred
erick w. Ave-Lallemant. execu-
tive director. has set out to make
every employable blind person
in the immediate Washington
area self-Sufficient. It sounds
like q gigantic task. but Mr.. Ave-
Lallemant says it can be done.
He estimates that Of approx
mately 1900 blind persons In
the area, 1000 are employable.
About 200 of the 1000 now are
providing for themselves. and
Mr.. Ave-Lallemant insists that
the remaining 800 could be
trained for a variety of jobs
which would make them self
sustaining.
The primary need, he points
out, is for an expanded work
shop and training center. The
next Is for business and indus
try to accept the workers-not
on a charity or welfare basis,
but with the knowledge that
blind workers can do certain
jobs as well as persons with full
sight.
For example, Mr.. Ave-Lalle-
mant enyiSionS a training cen
ter equipped to teach, among
other trades. mattress renov-
ation-a job which. he says,
sightless persons can be trained
to do without difficulty. This,
he contends. would create con-
slant employment for a consid-
erable number because Of the
need by hospitals, hotels. schools
with dormitories and other such
establishments.
MIR. Ave-Lallemant also listed
numerous occupations for the
blind-Sewing, chair reseating,
the making Of mopS. brushes
Evening star., 1951-09-09

and brooms. light assembly
work. tipping. mailing list inser-
tionS and others. The result.
he says. would be q sharp inn
provement In living conditions
and morale among the blind
and. at the same time. q sharp
decline In the 100000 the Dis
trict spends each year In help
ing to care for them.
The institute. q self-sustaining
organization. has occupied the
converted residence on H street
for half q century. In the early
years, Congress gave 1t some
help. but 1t now struggles along
on q meager revenue derived
largely from the sale of products
by a handful Of blind who work
there. Reseating cane chairs
now Is the principal occupation.
After both World Wars. the
institute trained blinded vet
erans. under Government con-
tract. for various production
jobs and taught them to type
and read Braille. But its oper-
ations have been limited. Now.
it is determined to expand and
is looking around for a suitable
building
Mr.. Ave-Lallemant estimates
the cost Of q two or three story
building. with the necessary
equipment. at $3.50. .000-which
is probably three or four times
the amount the institute has
available.
But that Is q minor hurdle
to Mr.. Ave-Lallemant. A glance
at his own life story shows
plainly why he Is so appreciative
Of the problems Of the blind
and so anxious to fulfill his am
bitionS.
He now Is only AZ, buC as D
younger man he was extremely
active. He was athletically in
clined and. among other things.
piloted his own airplane.
On Christmas Day. 1882. his
automobile turned over. Three
months later. when the band
ages were removed. the sight In
his left eye was gone. and ne
had only a tiny fraction Of Vi
sion in his right.
That might be why he has
an understanding Of. the joys
and advantages of full sight
as well as Of the disadvantages.
the despair and the Illustrations
Of those who have none. w. Ina.
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1850. We have two. both
81, 6s5. MAY;FLIowsER MOTORS.
INC, 1928 18th st. NV. RE. 0303;
M fEfsi; ~ 1913 1913 4-dr. sedan. r r. h.,
overdriye. white side-wail tires and
F TX mIEsa MSoro Eass Nc, iis5 18th
st. NV. RE. osos; ewes, RE. 1922.
MERCURY 1s4s club coupe; r. h.:
Only eSM m sfSs5 An MA Hfsno9aia c NO
TORS, INC, 1125 18th st. NV. RE.
0303. ewes, RE. 1892. -22
is49 4-dr. custom; r. end
h. nylon sc. Wv: tires; low mile m.
a nss 0si s SSnsf Or y Ses diDlS o.r ks
triHers. no. $3.50 or co. O36o. oo
MIG 1850 4-passenser tourer 1000
% soD s in7z Fre 81 zS5s sissH
MIG new 81 ,e4s. delivered: also Morris
Cars 14th and P SITS. NV:
n g lssB JACK 'sd pRs f Part. s0 and
~ Service 18th snd e,h F :ts .6 NV
fina USSii Afro WHOLESALERS.
NASH 1916 sedan; S4S3.. Why pay
more? So bank flnancing.. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1881 Bladensburg
Rd. Ii. $500.
NASH 1912 club coupe-This car 10
clean and in excellent running con.
dition. A bargain for $50 cash and
$685. Q mo. for 2 mos. Phone
NASH iS5i Rambler conyertible;
fS nHSSi "A Au FSo WHOLESALERS.
1871 Biadensburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
NASH 1916 sedan; -$4s3.. Why pay
more? SEQ bank hnancing. AUTO
WHOLESALERS 1871 sladensours
NASH, Ia47. Ambassador. Beautiful
green with white side wells. over
drive. heater. air conditioned; II
excel. eond. 2 extra white side Walls
available. Se96. ia. S-69l9. -22
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEyROLET 1916 h.ton panel: low
mileage: excellent cond.: fully guar.
anteed: S495 ma 6420
FORD 1880 FL. R,ton pickup; heater
ana defrostsr. grill guard; Al con-
Gltion; ~ .095. MAL0MEY'S; INC.
SI2o Georgia ave., silver spring,
IN S4Ti sli eS;lS 1s4e Metro panel;
Al mecnanlcal cond.; 500. WA.
255O. ~
FORD 40 acton pickup; Crane over
loau spIfnss, T.. ana H. IKE new
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TRAILERs tcont.)

ALL STATE 1-wheel box trailer, 1851
D. C. plates, tail and brake lights,
waterproof covering new condition.
Owner transferred; $50 OR. 545I.
WANTED, house trailer, % or 80 IT.
with shower: will pay cash Cali
-SH. 491S after 5 pm. -23
GLiDERS. LA SALES. and ROYAL
coaches. For finer trailer home liv-
ing. see these trailers. You may
trade your trailer on Q car or
trade your car on q trailer. Small
down payment, long easy terms.
COLLIE AUTO Il TRAILER CO., To-
Gated on Washington Baltimore
blvd. 4 mi north of Laurel, tele-
phone Waterloo, Nd, b39-W-12.
HEETER TRAILER SAILS 6erwyn
now has q Ice display Of roth new
and used trailers: very good assort-
ment; clean used tratlers ranging
In size from Is 10 80 r. priced
from $500 to SO 750. terms q to {
yrs phoue TO S111
TRAILERS DISPLAYED for sale. $40
mo-. cash or commission. Brins
them out. 1000 Central ave. ne.
WANTED TRAILERs. 1s4s to 1880
models. to display for sale. ACKER-
MAN TRAILER SALES, 9001 Balti-
more blvd TO 4Q4Q
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT

COLONIAL BEACH, VA, clean furn.
cottage, elsc; "a; 937s after g;
f fenced s srounds meaern july On
$50 wk.; UN. 4446. "a
BEACH COTTAGE near Beverly
Ami; by week or month; reason
c sSls, HG' BEACH haGS; COTTAGE for
rent rsar 81 vsSk Of ISIS nSn asr m
SMALL COTTAGE overlooking Bay;
Ideal location; week or month; all
BEVERLEY BEACH, lge. furn. cot
Avg. s x through Sept. avail. ykly.
SMALL MAJ sG BAy-FRr. ruRN. COTTAGE
near Deals Nd Nd. s Ph yassr f9S
BEACH, DEL.-Right on
ssse sss Ssh p @od sF a aDts ra Ma ST.
COTTAGE, ideal ioca-
ton: week or month. MRS. YEN
DELL, shady Side. Nd. West River
COLONIAL oGaSi BEACH. VA bedrms.,
wk. Essotane Gas. cleo. NO. 1919.
COLONIAL BEACH. Emily" de luxe
and wharf. $50 week. s175 mo. CO.
06I1 eyes,. Mon.-Thurs.
HOLLAND Park, Md, Blk. IL. bay
front; vollAnd cottage;. private
pier. exclusive location; Sleeps z.
Refined tenants required. Avail.
after Aug. IL. 81. 7451. .-23
LONG BEACH on Chesapeake Bay,
furn. house, by owner; mi Season,
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AUroAAoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

ERIE Model H3 Hydro
crane with 26' standard telescope
boom, 3b-yd. heayy-duty digging
bucket with teeth and tagline reel
mounted on Ford Model FS heavy
duty truck. equipped with vacuum
1O.OOx2O 12-ply tires all around;
machine serial No. H3-S1127; slight
ly used. Cali OV. 800. -25
JUNKING is CARS, '36-'41; parts
reasonable; used-parts dealer bids
welcome on entire group. AP. 1881.
FRONT END assembly,
misc. parts for 1899 La Salle. Call
UN. 9S49 bet. am. and $50 pm.
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Trailer Values
GARAGES

DOUBLE GARAGE. $50 So. it.; fire-
proof. concrete and brick; ideal for
storage; centrally located. Rear,
1904 Belmont st. NV. Hudson 8s44.
GARAGE FOR RENT to business
FISHER AND Co.. INC" 1870 <
st. ny: Ex. 1871. -21
floor. 1900 block TAYLOR st. NV.
REAR lara coSLuMBIx I'd RD. NV
Brick garage 10x34 IT,. suitable for
cars head-on or for storage space
Rent. S25 mo. See janitor on prem
ises. 3 F. oS SAUL CO.. e25 18th st.
WANTED, space for auto repairs,
Ice. enough for several. cars and
TR. 1858, days; Ii. 3-6809. eyes.
or warehouse
space; minimum, 1895 IT,; must
have at least door IL IT. high or
more. MR.. SOLOMON, WO. 1888.
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BOATS

SEDAN CRUISER, twin
screw; two 125-h.p. Grey Marine
can Be seem seen cA i4alz sf HARRY
MANIFOLD MAN. o. -, D ssas Nd. Can PI.
RiicfaixRpsoNa' as-t te' cabin cruiser RUS
gray, 115-h.p., 6-cylinder; owner
leaving DC. Ii. 3-619S. 21s
FOR SALE--161a-ft. fishing boat with
oars, seat and life Jackets. GE. 1000
Ext. 54S, 8 to 8.
FISHING PARTIES-Chesapeake Bay
Tessr cAPT Rf HSsss' VA Hsrr aiss Say
motor. complete Spring painting se
Fine fishing boat; $3.50. ST. 1901
CABIN CRUISER, sleeps 4, excellent
cond.; price. $4,000. Cali GE. 1447
ehrysisr engiinsss;0 ' less 1;'' than 1'-2 296
s Ss56 t eaf Ns 70 $3.50 days iSS e sSss.
GE. 6447; SUM-, Ii. 3-4226. pa
16-FT. RUNAB0UT OUTBOARD. 7Hs-
no scs sssa Atw Ws m9etor boat snd
asaiy painted. Ser e los cor ag Sisn
sss:s S2sS.. .sa . s.:s Sit; ssg
c sasH "a sarL SSsSals. ready for ora III.
water. $500 cash. caii sH. ossi,
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MOTORCYCLES

'49 HID. "a DIV, S475-Chains,
sprockets and bat. all new. Motor
in perfect cond. 8. B. and B. S.
LA. 6-4S54. -26
used. Worth $3.50. For sale, 800
CUSHMAN III MOTOR SCOOTER,
good condition, 500. Call CHI. 6051.
NEW ARIELS AND TRIUMPHS for
immediate delivery from S66S; used
machines from $10Q up. Trade and
terms.
ALLIED MOTORS
912 9Th st. NV. RE. 5073
-21
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FARMS

businesses. Mailed FREE. sTRoUI
REALTY, lila Woodward BLDG.
Wsshington- ST 1884
goash liS., payments; asy write isA'' M <
W VhNi i B. 0uiAs 90
100 ROLLING ACRES. cIose-in Mont.
Co, improved with 9-rm. brick
l hogse dn ssm rsf5 Tm sb SLATE
BEAUTIFUL 20-ACRE ESTATE. lust
15 miles, from downtown; handsome
stone and white brick residence.
custom built of finest materials in
own home: o price in eIss modern mo ia
milk cows, beef cattle or easily
adaptable to horses: truly excep-
tional value at S65; 600, approx.
$l5, 900 cash, BALANCE In liberal firSt
s u PHILLIPS LIPS 81 81. ill Ho00' fNANA
FIVE MILES Sc. OF CULPEPER-
100 acres. mostly open, level land;
9-rm. house. with elec:;; 3 barns,
outbldg.; partly fenced; price, $l0,-
600. terms: Phone IA. 1883. IA
acres near Damascus; 2-story home
of rooms and bath, 2 large hen
houses with capacity Of 1900 broilers
each; property is very complete for
its purpose and in fine condition;
$24, $50; needs about $4,000. cash,
E. K. Ruble, Poolesville 21S4, with
RIPLER q ROMER, Realtors.
burg; large home with s BEDROOMS
and 2 baths, also has apartment
renting for $40 q month; several
outbldgs., excellent young orchard
OF over 100 trees well fruited:
handy to all activities, commuters
train, etc. and would make fine
tourist homer there's 2 lot here for
s tSTSj Eli; s sls4' or E. < Ru0l''
Mr.. KING GEORGE COURTHOUSE.
Va.-140 acres of land, 9-rm. house,
good well. 2 halls, screened porch,
100000 #. standing timber. apple
and pear trees, grape vines CHICKEN
house for 1000 chicks; facing on 2
black-top roads. good hard. road. to
house; beavers, muskrats, deer; lge.
creek 80 it. wide, fishing and hunt
ing. Sportsmen should be interested
In ia this place. See picture in AZ AZ
saF sS6 D essS 81 t sTlass CHESTER sRs
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE, va rooms.
"a acres. I have been. telling you
all about This nice little farm Tor
quite a while. Are you going tn
wait until the price goes up before
you come out Of your slumher? Now
for short time only, $500. See
picture in Arlington Daily Of Fri
day, June 20. CHESTER CoGSWELL,
NR. KING ING GEORGE CoURTHousE.
Va. 8-rm. house, 80 acres of land,
woods, streams and springs. good
we'll; on black-top road; good road
to house: nice, sweet, cool well water:
very reasonable. $4,000, See picture
In Arlington Daily of Friday, june %.
CHESTER COGsWELL. OK. 1888
40 ACRES-Sh miles from Gathers
burg on hard-surface road, D. room
house; no basement; bath; floors
need attention; plenty. Of outbuild-
ings consisting of chicken houses,
double corn crib, small barn. work
shop with basement beneath. This
building would make Q nice little
bungalow. $50. 500. FRED B.
CUSHMAN. Realtor, 510 Frederick
ave, Gaithersburg. Phone 299. --24
=.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

80. 600 SO. FIT. Of ground centrally
located: pvt TT siding and nfice
KENILWORTH-2 level acres with
r.r. siding, Arm. ofice; all utilities;
also BLDG, 40x50. A. NJ. ROTH.
RE 1890.
BETHESDA - Industrial; any type
manufacturing or business; store,
Bethesda ave-; also have building
on lot 42x140. at 4717 Miller ave;
will rent or sell all or part. -25
HEAVY INDUSTREAL-10,0o0 50. It.
on P.R.R. siding, approx 10 min.
from Capitol: Kenilvorth ave-; long
or short term; win build for ten
age yd. Box 105-H. Star. 2l'
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

COTTAGE ON WEST RIVER must be
sold this week. Best offer. KE.
c ;siGPTi; FURNISHED 4-bed-
room cabin; on waterfront. at Lake
FINE WIG HOMES IFS. and ID costages for sale
Building lots. On your way to Shady
Side stop at Ford Lumber Co.. Inc,
Upper Marlboro. It will cost you
less than you think to build, ample
cash. CT or otherwise. Buy or, build
road is built then only ~ miles
from D. C.. Spend week end at An
drews Hotel and look things over
A, W. ANDREWS. Shady Side. Md.
Tel. West River 5741. go
MODERN 3-bedrm. cottage. furn,, on
e Ghefia y Bay; T FEssRH PpEshes ~
K st. NV W.. ST. $3.50 Of BE. ssss.
BEVERLY BEACH on chesapeake
Bay - Desirable lot. waterfront
privileges: terms: g KALB Boz
OCEAN tl Ma1 sEA ri mD.-priva.s party
must sell several choice lots 40Ts
below market price: wonderful op-
portunity; No dealers. ST. o722
$40 DOWN for beach lots at selby-
UH-bnc.bayg WOOQlhnQ BEACH anu
North Beach: all fine locations. For
more particulars and plats. call RA.
1900. 80
- 3ns acres, nice
cleared land; State road at prop
erty; 8 rms, 2 nice porches; prop
erty In perfect cond. inside and out.
owner must sell on account of death
in family. Price reduced to Sill 900,
furn.; truly o bargain. KENNEDY
REALTY CO.. INC, GE. $500 It'll
BEAUTIFUL HOME. completely fur
nished, overlooking the Potomac
River; concrete constructions; large
knotty-pine living room, big picture
window; two bedrooms, bathroom
with outside entrance, dinette and
kitchen; Servel refgr., electric hot
water heater. Owner leaving D. c.
NORTH BEACH PARK-one Of the
finest residential communities on
Chesapeake Bay; fine building lots
near beach front; from $3.50 up;
only $50 down. KAY REALTY CO..
"a; ), 1900 zoe Sat. and Suns. North
COLONIAL BEACH. vIRGINIA-s
lets; VA; 1929, rs -,
cottage; lovely view overlooking Po-
tomac; excel. for oysters, fishing and
Grabbing. Price. $4,000. OIL. ISL.
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RAMBLER
IT'S A RuYI

Two-bedrm. bungalow on lge. shaded,
fenced lot. secluded, yet near all
conyeniences; living rm.. din. rm.,
large kit, basement. $4,000 handles!
Call ia. 4-l620.
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TRAlLERs

TRAILERs. used; REFERS. vans. fur
niture vans, nats. racks. tanks, sin
gle and tandem axle. TRAusMOBILE
Co, p. o. Box 1865. Norfolk. Va.
Phone 5-53S4 --23
ALUMINIUM; Gift; sleeps 4; bottled
gas, refgr.. oil heat, 4-wheel cleo.
brakes; like new; S1,395. WA. 1852.
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WE LIKE

1909 DUKE STREET, ALExAl
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VICINITY
NEW AIRPORT
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

OPEN TILL
1900 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
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1895 AND UP

I0% DOWN 80 MONTHS TO PAY
precut aluminium garages and utility
buildings. Put them up yourself or
we will erect them. For details call
IA. $4,000; ewes. Overlook 5625.
BEkKEY PROPERTIES. INC. 1921
Lee hwy Arlington.
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BARNABY WOODS SECTION
Wooded lot, 5Ox117. for quick sale;
$3.50. If you want to see this lot,
call MR.. FARR teves., OIL. 1850.
THOS. j. FISHER CO., INC.
73S 18th St. Realtors. DI. $3.50,