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Evening star., 1951-01-02

tionS) we think many an
American designer can do Just
as well.
Just such a creator is Philip
Hulitar, who can not only
faultlessly design beautiful
gowns, but can also be articu-
late about his fashion design
ing. To him "a perfect dress
Is as beautifully balanced and
composed as any painting; it's
as rhythmic as a symphony,
and has its own plot structure"
Mood creates the unforget-
table moment. And the un-
forgettable dress is the one
that is figure -flattering, softly
feminine, and which is always
extremely lovely.
Pictured is a Philip Hulitar
gown from his resort and
spring collection. Using the
bold brightness of Persian
purple and ruby pure silk
taffeta, with panels of nylon
net in contrasting purples, he
achieves a magnificent eve
ming gown that is further en-
hanced with coiled roses cas-
cading on the bias-molded torso.
This gown is available locally
at a fine fashion store. Well
be happy to tell you where.
Evening star., 1951-01-02
Readers C|eorinq Housed
Conducted by BETSY CASWELL
TO ANTIQUE TABLE.

(Fron, Mrs. W. E. H.. Arlington.)
To Mrs. A. c. S.. Washington: !:
Wash table and allow to dry.
Sand finish with fine sand paper
only enough to roughen entire
surface. Wipe clean with tur-
pentine. Apply one coat of
enamel undercoat, being careful
to paint out all dripping paint.
Paint all surfaces in same direc-
ton as brush marks show through
final finish.
Allow undercoater to dry. "a
hours Apply second coat of
undercoater, allow to dry "a hours.
Apply coat of the best white
enamel, allow to dry thoroughly
Measure 3 tablespoons turpentine
into wide mouth can. Add 1R
teaspoons of Du Pont Raw Turkey
TIMBER oil color. Mix with small
brush. Add one tablespoon Of a
clear shellac and stir again.
Use soft cloth, dip it in the
glazing and wipe over top of table
Take clean cloth and using cir
cular motion start in center of
table and wipe off glaze lightly.
taking of most of the glaze.
Leave edges dark. Take a new
brush. about width of hand and
starting from the edge, brush to
center of table and then from
opposite side into center. If
glaze dries too fast, add a little
linseed oil to the glaze. Wipe off
excess glaze from brush with dry
cloth. Blend glaze until table
has smooth satiny finish. There
will be f1ecks of gold in the light
areas and the edges will be a
lovely amber shade. Do the
same with the table legs and
lower facings. leaving creases
darker and round parts lighter.
There should be no line be-
tween light and dark areas. II
a darker finish is desired, add
small amount Of lamp black to
glaze.
Another glazing idea is to paint
piece with red enamel over two
coats Of undercoater, allow it to
dry. then use glazing Of under
coating, fiat paint and Duco
cleaner, white shellac, wipe on
as for the other glaze and blend
toward center.
If surface is fiat, no indentions
to hold glazing. lacy effect can
be obtained by stippling glaze
on with a dry brush. wipe center
free Of glaze. Leave glaze on rest
of surface. table legs or chair
legs to look (frosted) highlighting
here and there to allow red to
show through.
Evening star., 1951-01-02
O 1851 BY John r. Die Co;

sides. Fling both arms vigorously
/ forward and upward overhead. At
the same time, swing the left leg
straight back from the hip. AS
you lower your arms with the
same powerful swing, let your leg
swing forward.
Keep your elbows and knees
straight. but not stiff; be force
full in your movements and work
up good momentum. Perform this
exercise five times without stop
ping before you switch to the
right leg. Work up to 10 times
each for both legs.
2. Crouch down with your knees
we'll bent and together. Curl your
trunk forward until your head
touches your knees. Place your
hands on the floor for balance.
Straighten your legs very grad
ually, keeping your trunk curled.
When your knees are completely
Strengthened up, begin to uncurl
your trunk, starting at the base
of your spine and ending up with
your shoulders and neck.
Then, very slowly start to
stretch your arms toward the
ceiling Hold for a count of 10.
relax and repeat the entire exer-
else. Three times for the routine
is enough at first. Increase the
number bit each day until you
have reached 10. That's when the
results set in!
Evening star., 1951-01-02
By John Robert Powers

Can mature woman have the
timber, 1.-THE grace of her youth
She certainly can. What is
more, if she has lost it, she can
regain it! And I know of nothing
more important if you want to
give the impression wherever you
go of being free from oppressive
birthdays.
The secret of lissome grace re-
poses in your extensor muscles
(those that do the stretchingl =.
Though the hexor muscles, which
do the bending. are kept strong by
constant use, the extensor muscles
become less active in adult life.
This results in gradual changes in
the body that give the appearance
of age. The body tends to shrink.
sag. grow shorter or become bent
with loss of tone in the extensor
muscles. That's when the pounds
move in and settle down to their
habby life in the spaces between
the loosened muscles, and extra
weight begins to tell.
Recapturing the grace of youth
is a pleasant routine, because it
consists of merely stretching the
lax muscles, in order to refrain
them. Make this routine your
daily habit, and see how quickly
your residence returnsi
/. Stand erect with your feet
together and your arms at your
Evening star., 1951-01-02
DeviIed Biscuits

Wonderful for teatime snacks,
cocktail appetizers, or to add zest
to the buffet table are these
deviled biscuits:
Make your biscuits as usual, but
add some grated cheese to the
dough. Cut very small, and bake
quickly to a golden color.
Split the biscuits, and spread
with this mixture:
Four tablespoons lobster paste
are rubbed into 3 tablespoons Of
butter, and seasoned with "a tea
spoon mustard, a dash of ginger, a
little cayenne, some salt, and a
drop or two of Worcestershire
sauce. Work this all into a fine
paste, and when we'll blended,
spread between the biscuit halves.
Return the biscuits to the oven
for Just a moment to heat through.
and then serve them wrapped in a
napkin to keep hot.
Smoked turkey paste may be
used in place of the lobster paste
if you like. and Is very good in
deed. In this case, omit the salt.
II you want to brighten an
aluminium saucepan cook rhubard,
tomatoes or some other acid fruit
in If
Evening star., 1951-01-02
SCOTTISH WAFER.

WV 40I1 w f1T G1L.
From Mrs. R.B.E., SilUer Spring j
To Mrs. c. A.: noticed youl
request for q recipe for Scottish
wafer and I'm under the impress
sion that you are referring to q
"Bannock."
At one time we were able to
buy these from a baker In Con-
necticut who carried several i'm
ported products from Scotland
They were put up in tins similar
to pound coffee can. Perhaps
you could find them in a store
now handling imported food
items.
I am also going to write my sis
ter asking If she has recipe
Did you know that Scotch oat-
meal is very fine in texture, SINH.
lar to our cream of wheat. We
used to buy Grants Scotch oat.
meal for the children when they
were babies. I feel certain thai
If you found a store selling the
oatmeal they would also carry the
Bannocks. We loved them with
sweet butter.
Do hope that some one else has
been kind enough to send in q
recipe and that you are most sue
cessful in making them.
y
TO SIZE NEEDLEPOINT?
From Mrs. F. H. ", Bethesda J
I am very interested in knowing
whether it is possible to properly
and efficiently size needlepoint
pieces for chairs at home. Wet
ting and stretching until dry does
not seem to do the trick and be-
lieve I have read or heard that
they must be lightly vanished OF
shellacked. Any information as te
procedure. from any one having
had any success with this kind o1
work would be greatly appre-
ciated.
1 have been a reader of RCH
for years and it has helped me
many times and have a feeling
it will not fail me now.
STATE SONG.
(Fron, R.sC., WashingtonJ
To Mrs. T. G. S., Arlington:
What did Delaware. boys9 She wor,
What did Ida- hoe hoe bossS s' She ho.d hel
Maryland, boys.
What did Tenna-see. boys2 She saw wha
Arkan-saw bo3si
What did Cali-phone va? She phoned Il
say How are va!
What did / do weigh. boy? She weighed
where has Ore gone. boss' ooss' He's takins
okla-home. boysi
How did Wisconsin boys? He drank his
Old Virgin. boysl
He stole a New-bras-key. boys,
What did Miss-a-sip. boys? She slipped
a Nina soda
Where did Maryland, koys? She landed
on the Maine. boysi"
OLD PATTERN?
From Mrs. J. w. D., Alexandria, !
A Vogue containing dinner
dress with lace yoke, pattern No
432 in size IA has been discon-
tinued recently and therefore i'm
possible to obtain from Vogue OF
any stores. So I am desperately
trying to find it some way. ]
would certainly appreciate any
help possible.
Evening star., 1951-01-02
sCRAPPLE.

(From Mrs. H. r. L., Alexandria,
Mrs. S. E. B.. Washington: Here
is good recipe for scrapple:
One pound ground beef. "
pound ground pork, ! teaspoon of
ground sage. 1s teaspoon of
cayenne pepper cred ground pep
per). salt and black pepper to
taste.
To 31a cups of water, add the
above ingredients and boil for 80
minutes, lower flame under sauce
pan. then add very slowly / cup
corn meal. Sift this into the
above mixture a little at a time,
stirring constantly.
After all meal has been added
cook until thick. then pour into a
loaf pan that has been moistened
with cold water. let stand "a
hours. Slice about "a inch thick
and dip in flour and fry until
golden brown. This makes a de-
licious breakfast dish. Try fry
ing in bacon grease for added
flavor.
I wish to add my praise for the
RICH. It is indeed a wonderful
page. I just wish papers in the
Lone Star State had something
like 1t. I am UP here for a visit
from Texas but I. too. enjoy the
RICH page.
Evening star., 1951-01-02
TRIMMING?
GIOXINIAS

GLOXINIAS.
fFrom Mrs. D. c.. CheDy ChaseJ
I have q large quantity Of Jet
beads. fringes and medallions.
black, OF course, reat Jet. that
were used to decorate gowns and
wraps many years ago. Is there
a use for these beads today?
Re gloxinias: To avoid stemi-
ness and vinelike appearance.
When leaves first begin to ap-
pear, above the soil, surround
them with small stakes about the
size and length of a pencil, placed
just inside the edge Of the pot
and firmly forced into the soil.
When the leaves touch the stakes,
they will spread and grow heavy.
Otherwise. they just go vining
around looking for some support.
PATTERNS.
(Fron Mrs. w. M. p, Berpyn.)
To Mrs. j. A. L.: There are two
patterns that I have seen and
they are in the December issue Of
the Woman's Home Companion
and also the December issue Of
the Country Gentleman. The
patterns are on page 100 of the
Country Gentleman and on 1878
of the Woman's Home Companion.
If you can't find the magazine,
write to me through RICH and I
will send you the pattern after 7
copy 1t.
COOK BOOK?
fFron, Mrs. r. A. w., Alexandria,
Since I expect to go shortly to
an altitude of 5000 feet, I wonder
If any of the readers know of a
cook book intended for high alti-
tudes. I have not been successful
in finding one. Failing that, per-
hape some institutions issues in
structions for altering proportions
of ordinary recipes for high alti-
tudes. I shall appreciate any in
formation I can get.
\ 4 \
MIRRORS?
From Mrs. H.R.W., WaShington.)
Now maybe some good reader
can help me? I am having
great deal of trouble keeping my
mirrors from smearing when
cleaned.
They look fine from the front,
but when I look at an angle, they
are all smeared. I use the liquid
cleaner because of no powder to
have to clean up when finished.
Wipe off with newspaper. knowing
it is better than cloth. Does any
one know the secret of cleaning
mirrors?
FURNITURE PROBLEM?
fFron, V. M. ~, WashingtonJ
Could one of the readers help
me? I have birds-eye maple
dresser which I would like to make
darker. I do not want to paint it
to lose the grain of the wood. I
will appreciate any suggestions
you readers can offer.
Evening star., 1951-01-02

Accolade upon accolade has
been given to the French de-
signer for the creation of
beautiful ball gowns. Yards
of fabulous fabric, the inter
play OF jeweled embroidery
upon fragile nets, and the
feminine silhouettes they
manage to create-all combine
to make the evening creations
possessing the elegance and
Evening star., 1951-07-15

MODERN a;sroRY. s.bedrm, brick
osmt., lse. yd.: $3.50. Can be seen
al day Sat. and Sun. Lo. 6-3139.
CAPE COD BRICK. bedrms-, hv
rnl., din: rm., kit. ] bath; oil h.-w.h.
Lay HiI rd., nr. Silver Spring. l.
acre lot, 2-car garage; SI75 mo.
JOSEPH r. SWAIN, INC, 1927
Georgia ave-. Ju. S-471l. Realtors;
LEE BLVD. HEIGHTs-Near Falls
Church. Va; stone Colonial; bed
rooms, 2 baths. bedroom and bath
down. screened porch. bsn1t., ga
rage, oil heat, nice yard and ioca-
ton for children: conv. everything.
$196 mo. ROMYE LAMBORN, OF.
1886. OF. S035. -l5
0NE-YEAk-OLD, beautiful detached
home, Chevy Chase, D. c.: new fur
niture; rental S225 mo-; bed
rooms, bath and extra 1st-fioor Law;
aswnings, ssrase. etc. GEORGE !.
SUMMER RENTAL. available Aug. 21
to Sept. 15-3-bedroom house: 1st-
hoor screened porch; lovely fenced
rear yard; $50 week. Sligo $500.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-3-bedroom
home, completely furnished; rent
SITS per mo. g. r. MARTIN g. CO.,
DU. 1886 or AID. 1858.
Evening star., 1951-07-15

rkOFlTABLE LIN0LRUM and For.
mica top business; complete; best
1ner 15 days. calI Mr. WRIGHT
or A L1FErrmr-on. q,
the fastest growing businesses Ia
write. Box 446-H, Star. iSS
FOE SALE-Jewelry store and watch
repair shop. Low inventory and FOOD
repair trade. Located near A. p.
Hill Army Camp. Good opportunity
for matchmaker. Priced for quick
sale. Write or contact L, II, Nor
GAN. Jr., Bowling Green, Va. l6s
$4,000 CASH DOWN payment will
buy my 30-year -old grocery bust.
ness and property. Splendid location
for 1rocery and meat market or any
otner kind Of business. DE. 1855.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. garage.E .Easo.
line station, pumping excess of 49,.
OOO gals. per month; Metropolitan
ssnesa; ss9ea; furnish description to BOX
DRY CLE1NsrNG AGENCY. Local located
near the university, patronixed by
the students; can be BOUGHT for
$1,000. Call A. DISsfN q CO..
Business Brokers. Du. Oz65. Open
Evening star., 1951-07-15
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL. wife. .
children, ages IL. o. desire to get
rental 500 mo, What have you to
ofier In suburban area; rental not
Or waterfront; appreciate 'p1aasrs home.
IHET0psEtzR psEGzRErHEkY 1E i9ls snd
family desire 2-3 bedrm. house, un-
furnished, In District or MARYLAND;
to Sl2b; best references. 10. 2.S026.
COUPLE, white. wants to rent un-
turn. house. not over S65 mo. DU.
BETHaEsDA-cHEvY CHASE AREA
We have several extra fine tenants
51 esssf@ fSRi' sHRRz n hay ~ csss''SR
cXNAD1AN diplomatic onacer riG re-
quires 3 or bedrm. house. un-
furn.. August / or Sept. in NV.
Ess Wsshnon small andard children i.t.tsnes. 1Sa%s.
Ho: BOO. isxE Ext . 76s. 5s.'e or longer
EXECUTIVE. wife, teen-age sons
want completely furn;. permanent
house. near schools, shopping, the
sief; sla5. n,p pu. 'E soef' oeeff.hesdai maximum
FREE RENT in Miami for rent in
sncss exehaneed. Al. 1858.
ICDR: desires lease 3:bedrm: house
Within 20 FGm Ass Psn.asGn aS; Drseer e. s1is Ht
incl. utlls.. pls., "all WI. 1883 or
BETHEsSx-cHiaa1vSYi iSS iia1Si Seazi Chase, unfur-
1nnissned 1nisned house; small adglt family:
woTI6 wSopGierT hEST ssfe 7s size Rooms ssos sarn
D.. c. limits: would undertake to
redecorate and carry out minor re-
pairs; references available. Cali MRS.
ssCasULd1N' &c 3 Ii. 1904 from . pm.
4ssRG6kM.; 2-bsth tasn. or unturn.
SNAIL ia 071Sl HOUSE. with storage and
hsa NK sJT&RMSfsE fFHR SEfnsE dss: e5s sr cnas aaSe
NETHEsEaNDs Eli aSsa ARMY OFFICER de.
gar; prefer w. 81. ezS5, .15
SeTse SSesiTes vit5 tS rent psSt sIbedFm II. Hnfgsn.
MAXIMUM sis5. CAN Ii. 5-67oo.
tS1ou.T Ext; 1897 before S pm. Mon.
WANTED 70 RENT or 8 bedrm
house in Silver Spring: yard and
trees; good care; adults. Lo. 5-9s54.
VISITING FAMILY wants to rent
mouse for one or two months; ex-
eellent recommendation. Phone Of.
HOMES NEEDEDUwe
have many fne tenants for homes in
nearby Nd. or NV, D. c.; free ap-
praisal, no delay. For complete
rental service, phone US today. PER-
m, EY Hay CO. 81. 6242. LIS
kinderearten. BOX 454-H star
HOUSE in Chevy Chase
or equivalent section- bedrms'
maids room, large liv. and din
room: den. Call SWISS LEGATION.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
HOUSES TO SHARE

FREE RENT in exchange for childs
care and Ink. duties. DE. 1890.
WIDOW wishes to share
4-bedrm.. 2-bath home, N Arlington.
l blk; from bus and shopping. IA.
LARGE DBLE. BEDRM. with home
privilege; accept infant; garage.
Near Adams Mill I'd. and 10th st.
AID. 7045. Ia
Evening star., 1951-07-15
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMER. U. PARK-semidet. 6-rm
stucco; renovated cond.; lge. fenced
yard; gar; bsmt; nr. bus. st. AIMS;
Sl3 600. D1. $500.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-S74.45
per mo. 4fo trust. Sl6.950: sharr
red brick. Z ise' W screened @ oqHes porcHes
oil h.-w.h. in full. dry bsmt.; close tc
cars. buses, schools and shops. Nice
lot with alley ABB Garrison st
NV, D. c Cali YELLOTT & CO
ma: n4S4 or Or 6677. -15
BETHESDA-Greenwich Forest; brick
6s.aGhed 6ss iv r on I,Fg large level lot 1st f.
rm., bedrm. or den and "a bath;
screened living porch; 2nd floor,
2 twin-size bedrms and bath.
F. A. TWEED CO. INC. 5504 Conn
ave. NV, EN-. 1890.
900 will handle thi.
newly. newly Oct. and vacant prewar brict
liv.. rm wifirepl., din. rm., mod
equip. kit. side-screened porch; 2nc
n, 3 bedrms. and tiled bath; excel
terms; Price. S1s,950 Call w. B
WRIGHT. EN-. $500;
BsEssEp LES asns SACRAMENT sf n doa PARIsH Gs,
det. home, 8 bedrms.. bath. inciosed
den and powder rm. Priced below
S20. 900. Call Mr. Mccarthy. WO.
5226. WOODWARD & NORRIS,
sSesltors. 723 goth st. NV, RE.
500; prewar con-
structed, brick with part frame,
containing 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths on End A.; full dry basement
with recreation room and fireplace;
built-in garage; lot 6Ox125; i'm
maculate condition. We honestly
haltnUa tc
today's market at this Unusual low
portation and elementary school.
F. A, TWEED CO., INC, 55O4 Conn.
ave. NV, EN-. 1890.
CHEVY CHASE - Detached custom
built rambler on corner lot. Living
rm: and dining rm:, kitchen. 3 bed;
above-grade recreation rm.; fenced
In lot. S2l 900 loan available; price
S36,95O. F. A. TWEED CO., INC.
1904 Conn: ave. NV, EN-. 1890.
CHEVY CHASE-Attractive detached
brick Colonial with 4 bedrooms
and baths. very nice; 1st, floor
with Isdoss RoEder room Is available for
condition. We also have another
baths Both of these properties
are located in most desirable areas
OF this grand part of town. Your
inquiries are invited. J. NELSON
HUGHES. 1920 Conn. ave. OR
CHEVY CHASE, D. Con busline.
Good solid brick house, det;, near
Nebraska ave; 8 rms, 2 baths; oil
heat; nice yard; large front porch;
EaT nect Prise SS ,S1f $4,000 Good terms
co:, Today cali Mrs. RamsdslI, GE.
brick. Den on ist d. 5 baths, lot,
E gar; EvRS SsS5oo .SS q best esr id6 pI. $500
wa war ' brick Colonial ins0U; being sold fs to
settle estate; large living and
kitchen; 8 splendid bedrooms, 2I
baths. finished room and stairway
to attic. Recreation room, attached
garage; recessed radiators; h;-w.h.
rare rare bargsin F. A. TWEED CO.
INC. 5504 Conn. ave. NV. EN-
1890 till 8 pm. -16
LEvELAND PARK-Brand-new list
ing of this 12-year-old det. white
brick home; 1st Il. has an attractive
iiy; nN,,p pm. with firspl' din. rm.s mod.
bedrms., 2 tiled baths; stairs to stor-
age attic; lovely rec. rm. in bsmt.;
excel lot. Priced very reasonably at
$4,000. Call W. B. WRIGHT. EN-.
- Architects home,
July remodeled, $4,000. No agents
ao RoRGETowN-Iitt,s oiaRi old lns house
With large garden, IN good loc.;
.ttrac. decorated: S23.5O0. Ho.
OWNER-Brick rambler, 2 bed
ooms, separate din. rm.. side screen
orch; lse. lot. S19.950. TU. 1912. :
Evening star., 1951-07-15

1927 HAWTHORNE ST., Kempland,
try Clubs rms. 2-story, Q bedrms. ;,
gas heat; fenced yard; prefer adults.
Mr.: BEDFORD. WA. 49S4.
VACANT, 502 34th st. n.e.-Nearly
new, new, 22-ft.-wide, semidetached brick
near stores and bus; S125 mo. Out
4113.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-6-rm., semi
Oct. corner brick house; rec. rm.,
Ia baths; $125 mo. HI. 1851.
RIVER ROAD AREA, close in-White
rambler with picture windows; se-
cluded on 3 acres; bedrms., 2h
paths, library; 2-car att. gar, barn;
furn. or unfurn.; lease. WI. 6122.
WHEATON AREA desirable 2-bed-
Tm. house; full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.;
loe; on the bottom Of the road s
mss med poss tTSm wasasGn; g sRIcS ssG 20 mo; 1
and LO. 5-0315.
5059 SARGENT RD. N.E.-Partly
furnished: 8 rooms. bath and powder
room; $50 per month. MARSHALL
7, WaApLE CO.. 1924, 14th st. NV.
9eS N. KENTUCKY ST., Arlington.
Va. vacant; S125 per month. DI.
TaREE-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
FOR RENT@New, 2.bedrm. house,
nrepl. Near oakton. Va. IL mi.
2; G., with car pool possibilities. sls
ATTRAeVsLf ASaSe q Sfsi PfIE sEsfokE1De. a 1eS a-bed
rm. house In old Alexandria, newly
decorated: 2 firepl., gas heat; river
view with side and rear gardens.
FIVE " flss; rms. in country home. near
couple preierred. References. Box
FIVE fSE-ii RMS. ss.f' AND BATH. hot.water
heat, gas. stove, gar; 500 mo.
SQ0l MalhondinE rd., Glen Echo
FALLS ali Ghi CHURCH hiReaI RAMBLERs. sl76;
bsmt heating; all-equipped kits; lge.
schools and shopping: 2 blocks to
Catholic schools. Mornings. CH:
5124: afternoons. FA. 2257. -I5
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
RESTRICTED COMMUNITY
7-rm. brick rambler. Lge. liv; rm..
picture windows and mirrored Are
place, sep. Qln- rm., picture W1nQoW.
excep. fine all-electric kit. with
breakfast area, 3 twin-sized bedrms.
with huge closets, den or 4th bedrm
with closet. ga baths. bsmt, gas
fired radiant heat, lovely lawn; 1-3
yr. lease at S235 mo. Occupancy
approx. July %. Call GIL. 6506I
any time. is
1884 MADISON ST. NV.
Beautiful det. home, in lovely re-
stricted section; having 4 bedrms..
g baths and porches. on End q.
Ideal for Dr.. or diplomat; occu-
pancy avail Immediately. GUAR
ANTY REALTY, INC, 1923 10th st.
NV. Ma. 05S7. --16
GEORGETOWN 1904 Thomas Jeffer-
son st.-Completely modern. 2-bed-
room row brick, In the best George
town section. To inspect, call OR.
6715 or Ia. 5797.
1920 Tenbrook dr., Silver Spring
Newly decorated. 3-bedrm., detached
home with full bsmt., fenced yard,
gas heat; avail. about Aug. / at
Sl40 per mo. Inspect today!
WALKER g. DUNLOP
1900 18th st. DI. 0222
Evening star., 1951-07-15
MODERN

SEMIDET. BRICK HOME
NEXT TO ROCK CREEK PIX.
Lily. .rm;; din: rm. and Ky: ON tirst
fioor;. rec: rm. in full bsmt,, gas
h.-w,h.; nice yards; conv. to schools.
churches and transp.; beaut. fur
niture: lease at S140. Call Mr..
simmons; Wo; s459, with R; 8;
18th ST. 1. W. MA. 269O. Ii
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EXCLUSIVE
ALEXANDRIA

A truly beautiful brick rambler on q
shaded half-acre lot. containing 2
oedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. and
path; cool terrace patio; Venetian
Mrs. Point, with SHANNON & LuCHs
CO., 1908 H st. NV. MA. 234h.
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NET INCOME=S8.O .O00I

Real money-making general store and
service station on busy macadam
Doing $1,000 t'Ior net profit Ian annuaiiy H,
Sturdy concrete block bldg, excel
lent condition. Complete with over
$1,000 worth stock. fixtures and
equip. Nice 6-rm., tile-bath apt,
with private entrance, oil heat.
Bldg alone insured for $4,000.
only $4,000. Easy terms! No.
90, 1913. VESTS, E. G. Hutchings,
Front Royal rd., White Post, Va.
(l2 mi. of Winchester, on Rt.
522). Phone Stephens City l79-J-l2.
BARGAIN LIST EREEl
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

C0LoRED COUPLE and 3 children
want to rent 2 or bedrm. house
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ARLINGTON

Truly modern 6-rm. home with lh
baths, porches. built-in garage,
70xl50, with attractive garden, ia
insp. this lovely house at 1906 N
Patrick dr., call Mrs. Point, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1908 Il
st N " MA 09dS ~~
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VIRGINIA OWNERS
We need rentals desperately for in
cn1mIng service personnel. Please
ROY N. LICARI
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GROCERY

Small store doing 81 900 wkly. . apts.
In good NV. section of city. Rea-
sonable rent, long established busi-
ness corner; deal direct from owner
ana save. Or 1124 -1h