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Evening star., 1951-11-08

Completely automatic. Bread
pops UP" when toasted and
current shuts off No more
burned toast. Dial control
sets for BROWNIES you want
from light to dark. A beauti-
ful kitchen accessory. Polished
chrome finish. J1I25
Evening star., 1951-11-08
POWERFUL
RECEPTION
TRUETONE
TABLE
RADIO
Reg. $21.9S

Outstanding per Torrance
with new style and features.
High output with true-to-
life reproduction Of voice
and music. 4 tubes plus rec
tifier. Built-in aerial. Hand
some walnut plastic cabinet.
D2Io2
Same model in ivory plas-
tic. D2103 --Sl9.95
Reg. $22.9S
Evening star., 1951-10-16

snapper all the respect and care
full attention it deserves.
Remove the head and the scales
from o 7-pound red snapper. OF
have the fish man do the job for
you. Rub the fish inside and out
with dry mustard, then put it in a
long shallow baking pan. and
sprinkle with " cup Of -four
mixed with salt and pepper. Dot
well with butter, and pour over
all 2 cups Of dry white wine. Add
an herb bunch. tied together, and
bake in a moderate oven for As
minutes. basting often with the
liquid in the pan.
Remove the yolks from 3 hard
cooked eggs, setting the whites
aside. Mash up the yolks with
" cup Of olive oil in a saucepan
stir In A cup Of tarragon vinegar,
and a little salt, pepper and
cayenne. Strain over this the
fish broth from the pan, bring to
a boil, and let boil for 2 to 3
minutes. Take off the fire, and
stir In 4 dozen carefully selected
oysters.
To serve the fish, put it on a
heated platter and garnish with
rings Of hard-cooked egg whites,
wedges of lemon and tomato. Pass
the oyster sauce in q separate
dish.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
The Chef Suys-

While the red snapper is the
fish usually associated with the
name snapper there are. actually
two hundred and fifty species Of
the family. Not to mention the
turtles called snappers. which &c
Into turtle soup with such elan.
There is the dog snapper. which
lalso rejoices in the title Of Fargo,
Colorado. the Flamingo. also called
Lane, the Prize, found along the
Gulf Of Mexico. the red-tailed in
Puerto Rico. and the red on the
American Coast. to mention but
a few. The Lane snapper is found
mostly in the waters from Florida
to Brazil-but the red snapper Is
found all the way from New
Jersey to Brazil. although in most
peoples minds it is associated with
Gulf or truly southern waters. As
q matter OF fact. it is found in
tgreatest abundance in the Gulf
and its deep rose red color makes
| it distinctive when seen in the
fish markets Of New Orleans and
other southern cities.
Mutton snapper. or muttonfish,
is common In Florida, but Is not
so esteemed by gourmets. All
snappers are fat fish. and should
be cooked accordingly.
In Miami, they give to the red
Evening star., 1951-10-16

A delightful. tulip-like border
worked in colorfui cross-stitch
makes q decorative trim for this
good looking circular skirt apron.
1T is easy to sew and will make
a grand gift.
Pattern Envelope No. 5798 con-
tains tissue pattern, material re-
Iquirements, sewing instructions,
Ihot-iron transfer for embroidery
and color chart.
To obtain this pattern, send Is
cents in coins, giving pattern num-
Der, your name, address and zone
number to Peggy Roberts. WASH
Iington Star. P. o. Box 100, Sta
tion G, New York 10. NY.
The new Needlework News Is
here! Pages Of delightful designs
|. plus gift pattern printed
in the book, full ''How-To" direc-
itions on knitting and crocheting
for beginners with many other
fascinating features. Send IS
Icents in coin.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Conducted by
BETSY CASWELL
Egz%s
IRON RUST.

from Mrs. d. r. B., WashingtonJ
I wish to recommend q method
Of removing iron rust that is given
in the pamphlet issued by the
Department OF. Agriculture on
stain removal. The Department
recommends it only for white
clothes, but ! have used 1t sue
cessfully on fast color cottons,
also. The method is to boil the
rust spot, or entire article in Mrs.
d. F.'s case. in solution Of 4
teaspoons of cream Of tartar to
one pint Of water. Rinse thor
oughly. This summer when ! was
visiting in the midwest. ] soaked
diapers in a galvanized tub. For
some reason, the tub rusted ard
the diapers were saturated with
rusty water. Rinsing and bleach
1AlS WltAl o COl1l11ACAO AO401 UAC1SAA AAA
not remove the rust, so / i'm
|mediately made up a quantity OF
water sufficient to cover the dia-
pers and added the correct pro-
portion Of cream Of tartar, and
the diapers were snowy white
within q few minutes after the
solution began to boil. If the
rust spot is an old one, and es-
|pecially difficult to remove. It
may be necessary to make up Q
second solution and boil 1t an ad-
ditional time. have also found
that some spots take longer boil
ing than others, but I have never
had this method fail. think it
is one Of the easiest ways to re-
move iron rust from any white or
color cotton.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
FRUIT CAKEa

fFronl Mrs. L. E. d.. ArltngtonJ
/ hope some one can help me
I would like very much to get q
recipe for japanese fruit cake.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
BISCUITS.
From Mrs. c. D. r., ArlingtonJ

from Mrs. C. d. r., Arlington.)
Mrs. r. NJ. Washington; !
also have a large family who likes
baking powder biscuits - and
plenty of them. Here Is my
simple, easy to follow recipe.
Thoroughly blend one pound Of
vegetable shortening with one
five pound bag of self-rislng
-four. This will make six pounds
Of biscuit mix which win keep in
definitely in refrigerator or a
freezer. It may be kept for a
period. of time in tightly covered
container, stored in a cool place
To make biscuits. add milk in
proportion to the quantity Of
mix used. II dough is too soft, add
more Of the mix until you reach
the desired texture. Measuring is
not necessary. Bake in a rot
oven l450 to ATS degrees) for
eight or ten minutes.
Evening star., 1951-10-16

This cleverly styled dress n
Junior sizes suits practically every
occasion-it's so new and youthful
Rows of buttons decorate the
waist front and there's choice OF
sleeves to delight the teen-age
sewer.
Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated
Pattern No. 1903 Is designed ir
sizes 9, IL. IL, 13. IA. Is, 16 and
l8. Size IL requires ~ yards Of
| 39-inch fabric.
For this pattern. send 80 cents
in coins, your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted te
Barbara Bell, Washington Star
P. o. Box SO. Station G, New York
10. NY.
Don't miss the fall and winter
Stylist. our complete pattern mag
Iazine. It's practical and informa-
tive - with smart. easy to sew
styles for q new season. Gift
patterns printed inside the book
Twenty-Five cents.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
PUERTO RICO.
fFrom Mrs. q. B.. Washington. }

(Frons Mrs. @. B.. WGshingt0nJ
Two weeks ago we returned to
Washington after eight delightful
months in Puerto Rico--as civil
|ians. It is a small island. tits true,
but conditions. costs, and needs
vary depending on where you live
In the San Juan area adequate
housing is available - furnished
or unfurniShed. either way rents
are rather high. Food Is mostly
imported and therefore a few
cents more per item than here
native fruits are reasonable and
delicious. Insular public schools
are badly oyer-crowded. and a
large majority Of the pupils at
lending them are on half day ses-
+. ons-instruction is in Spanish.
any continentals find that pri-
sate or parochial schools solve this
problem. Since it IS a tropical
island. summer clothing is all that
Is needed. Cottons. cottons, and
more cottonsl A very light wrap
for the evenings Of the winter
months win be welcome but q hat
is completely superfiuous. Men,
generally speaking, do not wear
cords and seersuckers which would
be more comfortable than the
tropical worsteds they do wear.
School children even in the pub
lie schools have regular uniforms.
Outside Of the Capitol city condi-
titlns are somewhat different.
! expect you may have specific
questions to which I could give
specific answers and viii be happy
to do so II you viii write me
through RCH. I dare'not let my
self go" about the island for IL I
should get really started. the RCH
would be q travelogue. Buen viajei
Evening star., 1951-10-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Information and requests sent
In By the tolloaoing haze been
forwarded to those for iDhons
they Dere intended:
Washington - K. M. c., Mrs
L, r. S., B. p. A. B., Mrs. T. L. B.,
Mrs. A. F. c., r. w. S., v. A. p.
Mrs. p. E. L.. Mrs. j. A. F.. Mrs
M. D., s. j. B.. Mrs. L. C. S.. Mrs
C. H., A. L., H. w. p.
Alexandria-Mrs. H. w. b.. Mrs
A. M. Arlington-Mrs. w. M. W.
Mrs. M. v. r., Mrs. p. A. C.
C. T. w. Bethesda-Mrs. E. T. O
Chevy Chase-Mrs. o. l.. c., Mrs
M. w. B., Mrs. B. T. r.. Mrs
II. w. w. DanvilIe-Mrs. e. B
Fairfax-Mrs. E. N. H. FAN.
Church-Mrs. A. p. Mrs. w. p.
Mrs. P. c. R.. Mrs. j. L. M. Hay.
market-Mrs. c. J. w. Herndon-
Mrs. j. o. K. Silver Spring
Mrs. w. S. B. Takoma Park
Mrs. N. j. D., Mrs. E. j. w.
Our thanks to the tollotDinD
iDhose requests and information
Uere similar to those already
received and a,Daitino publica-
tion:
Washington-Mrs. v. NJ, Mrs
A. o. l., Mrs. r. D. G., E. A. B.
Mrs. L. H. R., Miss N. j. S.
Arlington-Mrs. r. D. F. Brent
wood-Mrs. B. F. c. Burke-Mrs
II. E.. IA. Cheverly-Mrs. r. j. II
College Park-Miss L. E., Mrs
ID. A. Dearborn. Michigan-Mrs
n. H. H. Falls Church - Mrs
T. L. P, E. c. N. Hyattsville-
Mrs. c. F. P. Langley Park
Mrs. F. r, c. Lincolnia-A. ]. L
Silver Spring-Mrs. j. E. j.
4 4 4 y
FRUIT CAKE?
fFrom Mrs. L. E. d., ArltngtonJ
hope some one can help me
I would like very much to get q
recipe for Japanese fruit cake.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
MAGAZINE?
MIRROR PROBLEM?

From NJ. r. NJ. Washington.)
I weuld appreciate knowing
where I might obtain a copy OF
Home Life" q Baptist magazine
|or the address OF the publishers.
have q small cast metal
framed mirror, which believe Is
quite ancient. It has Made In
Italy Cor HaitD FBI" rather
family marked on the back OF
Ithe sheet metal that secures the
mirror. It is very decidedly yel-
low copper (which can be plainly
discerned at back, but terribly
rust coated. I desire to learn If
Ilye will eat the rust away.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Clearing House
HOBBY.

from Mr.. r. r. K. ArlingtonJ
I would suggest photography as
an ideal hobby. Imagine being able
to have lovely pictures Of your
babies, flowers. the house, animals
birds and yourself, of course. You
can easily learn to color them
or you can take color slides which
you can project for your own en-
ljoyinent and to the applause Of
your family and friends.
There are numerous magazines
available Ton subscription tool on
the subject of photography. You
can easily learn how to develop
print and enlarge from your own
finn. And it is not an expensive
hobby. A fairly good camera might
seem a bit on the expensive side
at first. but after you've learned
how to work it you will want to
devote all your spare time to your
new hobby which will keep you
from spending money for other
things.
The next thing you win need
will be a few inexpensive chemi-
Gals and an enlarger. Any good
camera store will advise you re-
garding these purchases. II you
want to do some figuring for
yourself In advance. just buy the
current magazine on the subject
and read the prices on advertised
photo merchandise. Also. Of course,
you will need a small space which
can be turned into a darkroom,
Then you're set to 60 ahead on
one of the finest, artistic and often
most profitable hobbies the worlo
knows.
There may even be an amateur
photo club In your particular area
at a YWCA or a local school. Pho.
tographers are a widespread fra
ternity and you may find some OF
them just bursting at the seams
with good will the very first time
you take your new camera for O
walk. They love to answer ques-
ltions and viii help you become q
real artist who paints with light
Try It!
/ SNAP PROBLEM?
/ From Mrs. B. A. s., Silper Spring.
I have a problem with grippel
lsnappers on my little boys wintel
pajamas. The snaps won't hole
after the pajamas are a few
months old. The pajamas ar
perfectly good but they won't sta!
hooked, so are useless. Surely
some other mother has had thi
trouble. win I have to put ,
whole new set OF snaps on? RCE
is so important to young wivei
and mothers
QUERY?
fFrom Mrs. M. H.. Arlington.)
Evening star., 1951-10-16
SNAP PROBLEM?
QUERY?

fFrom Mrs. M. H.. Arlington.J
Would any Of you readers know
Of any person that would be will
ing to teach me the art Of doll
making and mending?
Evening star., 1951-04-18

These convos covers have been treoted
for voter repeIIency. Made with wide
ieother bound edges, double locks, keys
and neatly lined. Choice of l8" over
night cases or2l" weekend cases.
Evening star., 1951-04-18
s6.o5 Blue Soffion
Covered Cases
s4.88 ''r; a. s'~

Choice of ! S" or l8" overnight coses or
Il" weekend bags. All sturdy made,
neotly lined Equipped with leather bind
ines, eother handles and double locks
with keys. Attractive covering.
1885 Pullmans, Wardrobe
sPl1 20% Tar
Evening star., 1951-12-20
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

DISTRICT HEIGHTS--Modern in
every respect, these delightful Cape
Cos contain nice Ssdrms. rms snd snd
kit; expandabie heated attic. fun
bsmt., gas a.-c.. heat; lge. lots. Can
be made into 4-bedrm. and 2-bath
homes. FILA terms. BRENNAN d
PoRTER; Realty. MA. 1913; eyes,
GREEN YMaa2iADows-s-rm., center
hall Colonial: fully insulated.
ton: $1,000 down. JOHNSON.
HMYaATTsviLLE-Loveiy ~ a r;SY two-story.
3-bedrm. and bath home. Only two
wears old, Large din. rm., liv. rm.:
modern kit; gas heat; large fenced
yard. . Priced Icy Icy ,.p tqs qnieEp ghap,ss sals
AssuSET ss SSiTS vETs sSss LoaN, An o5sa ias4. old
corner lot In Hollywood. near Mary-
land o.: electric kitchen; full bsmt..
Ra Rlas s5S5 SS iii HfIsf slS SS hosEST ei i
vPRfsy! vPRffsy!ls ssis 4 fffke fRe MO. with $3.50 ODE down.
buys. this vA-approved 5-rm. home
nn On level lot .. on socstln, h.E b; porch
q go 9sIl HaSza' W. 800 ssss''Sh siii Say
large older-type home;
in GOOD condition. corner lot. garage.
sls2S s%. sssSsSRa ssSSaaff affa !. va bzvrss ss'ss e. 81
SIo,eeO-Attractive 5-rm. home on
1ge. lot; gas a.-c. heat; full bsmt.;
storm windows; low down payment
'ia Epw yess scoLEacK Effc Ss ssss E. sRaynsnts s1s
DET. .AsBEsfos IS lsk.sToRY HOME.
On huge. lot; excel. cond.; gas h.
VIII. automatic heat; range and
refgr incl; possession at settle
ment; only $1,000: win buy this
nise ts ass aS%s U Gr EnstRines seSs R sues5a1
NONVETERANS ATTENTION - You
can make this, the merriest Christ
soSppsd k sunsa1oT snd fu T,Ih brlsb Ss
gas heat, lRe. front porch. completely
Anchor-fenced lot. excellently To-
Gated near all conveniences. Price Is
only ST 500 but best Of all you can
purchase 1t with small down pay
ens sa al fssame oan xsh shs ystsran ox mons
es eRRRY G5 SWEET 1Sc. Wa
. e.Rr1no1Mn 4Snoi 9psn I'll 8 Pm. Pm = ,o...,o,,
s and whe sH cSse Has Rarf repass pHss
Mann: Ewes. Or S671.
3 BEDRM., LGE. LIv. RIM. full din
rm., kit. and bath: Near Prince
GEORGES Country Club. Fully in
enseS lott s.oaR og sossS WITH hnSaGr rsss
down nayment; s5s.sl pays ali.
FRED GREENE, AP. 6aI4. ---2l
Evening star., 1951-12-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

CLAREMONT-By owner. Excel. s.
bedrm.. fun bsr1at. Colonial. Gil loan,
Conv. Arl. location. A bargain at
SI5.750. ia. 8-6S99. pa
vACANT--Moye right in. Lovely A.
bedrm. home in jefferson Village;
like new; full bsnt. with recr. rm.
and workshop; S15,D50. Terms. Elk.
6S4S or MI. 0466. Leave name
4-ROoM BUNGALOW, bath. !. INV.
floors; on hard road, bus and mail
In front, store and school nearby;
A-acre lot; about 2 miles from
Falls Church: owner transferred.
leaving Jan. II. $4,000, terms. @.
T. McEAB, 11b Hillwood ave. FA.
1905. go
HOME AND INCOME in this 4-unit
brick apt. In most desirable location
I block from large shopping center,
transp. and schools Shows excel
lent return with only $4,000 cash
Investment. Call Mr.. Cloth, COLO
NAL REALTY Co. IA. 4-1600.
Evening star., 1951-12-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SHOE REPAIR SHOP, excellent going
business and location, owner forced
to sell by Fri. night, Dec. 2l. Terms
can be arranged. Make me an offer.
Also. another complete set Of shoe
repair equipment, In excellent con-
Evening star., 1951-12-20
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

FALLS CHURCH AREA - 2-bedrm
houses, S135-S160; avail. immed
Call Mrs: Bousman ow. $500, 90.
rnS rAnRLISSGeTQN 3 GIG REALTY GO. 1-2o
Sos. So; s.tsec completely f9rn srIm
TO Pentagon and downtown wash.
YEAR iaii is' asSuND sSsS surn. bungaiow. mSS
se5esss bay from Annapolis. KI,
csEvETASp slS1So Sissr PIX Z PM pm icom,ort.5Ie
bedrm. house in very convenient
neighborhood; avail. immed.: 5000
mo. CAN MRS. WOOD. DE. 7ll5.
MODERN RAMBLER in N. Ari.. 2
hedrms.. fenced yard, compl. furn.;
f0sRs RfoaaR June i'sif si55 50E per mS mo-
BoILEY7THoMPsoN Really, KE.
CHEVY CHASE-Beaut. homes. Ss25-
ssLns; $40; IiBI TamSler; yS $40; AlsS, short
ron. WI. ses5. Or. s5s5: Msi
PARTl{ AZ En- FURNme Urn. oI. rooms and md bath; Il
on Baltimore pike; Sill. o. B.
;z;1ANTzaIlNaGER, JR.. WA. 1919 or
4 si sE5RMs., 5RSi; 2 BATHS, garage. Sq fun
bsmt.. automatic washer. ~. Best
scCbtuu SOucse EhIk. waking QlS-
tanee to University, block to ele-
mentary school. Downstairs bedrm,
with pvt. bath and entrance lex
,cellent rental unit. S160 mo. Avail
able Jan. or sooner. WA. 1865.
4iss GARRISON ST. NV rms,
baths, att. gar, full bsmt: in ex-
Gel. NV. location, of Wis. ave.
Avail Jan. i; with lease, $500 mo.
Contact Mr.. Fletcher. B. r. SAUL
CO.. e25 18th st. NV. MA. 2100.
1915 OAK VIEW DRIVE. silver
Spring, Md.-3-bedroom brick home,
ESSs ESas neat; beat; imm. occupancy. Cali
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. Silver
Spring; rental S125 month. c. r..
GRAHAM & CO.. 81. COLO. -
1898 BLAME ST. NE; rm. house,
immed. occ. Call NE. 5402. 81
GREEN MEADOWS-Vacan 3-bed-
rrn. mod. home; oil heat; gar; ideal
location. Lease. S135 mo. JOHN
H. JOHNSON, WA. $3.50. ga
N. ARL.-Modern immaculate 2-bed-
mo. OW 2317 or WO. 4546. -22
3 BEDRMS.. den. iv. rm., din. rm..
kit, powder rm. and bath; from
Jan. to Mar. 20; reason. SH. 5509.
Evening star., 1951-12-20
APIS. UNFURNIsHED tcons. |,

C0LORED--SSth AND DIX ST. NE.
S-rms,, kit, and bath. Gas heat
$61 so mo-; tmmed. occupancy. Cal
COLORED-I1I2 Sth NV, No. g.
Q rooms, kit. and bath. refgr.; all
utils.; $50 mo. See janitor. lib
9Th NV. bsnt. apt. LISS REALTY
CO.. INC. ME. 666S. --21
cOL0RED--I LARGE FRONT RIM,
kitchenette. semi bath. III. 7-2443.
COLoRED-I34s EUCLID ST. NV.
- rms, kit. and bath; $94.60 mo.
incl. utilities; adults only. linn.
3 occup. See ianttor on premises.
COLORED--3 rooms. kitchen, bath.
utilities furnished; 2 rooms. kitchen
and bath. utilities furn.; couples
only. L. J. MILLS d SONS. 430 5th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

UNIVERSITY PARK
S23,75O. Immaculate and tastefully
decorated 3-bedrm., 2h-bath home
at this unusually low price; LIST d.
has reception area. hv. rm., din,
T po~der nGd sn OssutifSly ssas Dasyeb eas9 gsS Kit
lovely bedrms.. 2 mod. tiled baths;
stairs to storage attic; full bsmt.'
Bryant gas a.-c. heat; deep yard; {
.Call W. B. WRIGHT. EN-. $500.
mod. custom-buiit brici
den. side hail; oil h.-w.h.; lge. attic
porch; gar; fenced yard; bus Al
door; 1000 cash; assume large Gi
loan, EARL T. WRIGHT. WI. 5000
cHEyY CHASE. D. GA new rec
brick residence. well located ant
very accessible to the park, public
liy. and dining rms. den with pow.
space. ) bedrooms. 2 col coiored iii. iii.
baths; full basement, gas a.-c. heat
a,p pm: EDW; II. JONES g. co.
CLETRLAND kvE.EFashionable k Al cen.
ter hall, detached brick home de-
signed for gracious living; LIST a
has large living room with IRE
place and adjoining screened porch
dining room, kitchen with buffers
Sas'rp ad poader aae sIosase roc os Pos solas bsa
rooms baths; 3rd A.. Q bedrooms,
bath: OIL h..w. heat. 2-csr garage,
Inspection by appointment only
Call Mr., Murray. ir. II. G.. SMITHY
CO. ST $500; eyes, VIC: :6970.
need: Attractive brick home Just Of
MagE Largo living rOnr1 With
pine paneling over fireplace; separate
dining room: 2 twin-sized bedrooms.
spacious modern kitchen: full base.
ment with gas heating; immaculate
condition throughout. immediate oc.
esIsanss esss ssquned sns must e WEE5 fg1d eSot So
RGRAhhaM SSEl HAM 81. sT.. Mr. Nw ensLssmidet. nd sgX
tmmac. 3-bedrm: 2h-bath. bricl
home: garage; 2 flreplaces; recr
s4s;okTnp En-; many extras. fsrras W. Real ,vep yelys
sHssfRSTsz;EFk. sHsfRSs; F RE. ssaaoEY: GsosL sves.. St
rALfisADEs-Loyely semidet. brio,
With extra-lge. lot. picture window
22-ft. recr. rn1., gas heat, 2h baths
4fS5seai 4Nc'. ST. IYMaS sssS. c. DELE SO = 60
WILL GO GI--Lovely attached brick
has g lee.. rms. and bath, screened
porches, full bsmt., gas h.-w.h.
Price, s11,26o; CAN Mr.. Burton. re
WARD SSRi = INC NsoiiRfRis, Realtors. if; % We
MODERN BRICK In excellent NV.
den on LIST H.; bedrooms and Z
baths: $l7,5oo. LOUIS RUDDEN
Mr.. ROCK CIR. PARK--corner 7-rm
brick, 4 bedrooms; oil heat; vacant;
$500 cash will handle, LOUIS
RuDDEN. Elk. 5707. WO. 0225.
Def. BRICK: Upper. NV. west oi
Ga. ave-. S23.95 3 large bedrooms
LoUTs RUDDEN, Ex. 57o7. GE
NEAR EAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
Whittier pi. n.w.-Semidet brick,
large rooms, 1st-h. powder rm.
newly remodeled and nodernizet
oil heat; Law. in bsmt. Front ant
rear porches. Must be seen to an.
preciate. BROWN INVESTMENT
CORP. ST. 2026i ewes, IA. $500
~ UNDER $4,000
GOOD NORTHWEST AREA
| DETACHED bungalow. ige. liv. rm. will
fireplace, Easements: garage. INEs
CUsHARD. Realtor. OR. 4232. --2l
Evening star., 1951-12-20
HOUSES UNFURllIsHED icont.

NEW 2-BEDROoM BRICK. avail.
able now: stove. refrigerator and
washer; gas heat: new shoppinr
center; 10 minutes 10 Pentagon;
good transp. to D. c.; rent. 500
mo. Box 44f-B. Star. 80
BEAUT. NEW COLONIAL, near Penta-
gon. 9 lge. rms. bsmt.. all-elec. kit,
3h baths; garage; ideal for enter
tanning. Phone IA 2-7921. -26
new HOUSE, 2l6 Hampton St.,
Glassmanor. Md rms. hath;
gas warm-air conditioned heat
Il SI 10; IN. avaslaeie & ~ 5sn lS52i sss
g. TRUST CO., Real Estate Dept,
900 r st. NV. Ma. 3440.
NEW GRIN. BRICK HOUSE, 60is
Battery lane, Bethesda. Md; S160
per mo. Call Whitehall O070.
SILVER SPRING-Immaculate brick
rambler, near Four Corners. Lge.
lily. -din. rm., 2 bedrms., bath. elec,
kitchen, disp. and dishwasher: full
bsmt.: heaut. lot. Ewes, OR. 5465
LAMON & HENDERSON, OR. 800
Evening star., 1951-12-20
CHEVY CHASE

New 3-bedrm. rambler, red brick. with
fun bsmt. and garage, now nearing
completion at 1904 Camalier DIR. To
inspect, turn right on Western ave.
at Chevy Chase Circle and then left
to CUMMINGS lane. You can move
in Jan. 4. S20,b00.
YELLOTT 81 co.
Realtors. 1924 Eye st. NV. MA. CASA.
Evening star., 1951-12-20
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

u DELIGHTFUL AcREs--very large
4-bedrm. house with huge hrepl.
and 22-ft, liv. rm.. det. garage
u: $4,000. Very well financed.
A. STANLEY MOREAU, AP. 6aS6.
Evening star., 1951-12-20
BRADLEY HILLS

. MEAN kENWC<JU
features. Reception hail. ny. rm..
14x24 dining en- 1878. q lge. all
siee. dream Kitchen with wall oven.
fine. features. There are s twin
sized bedrooms all with double
closets; 2 baths, porch. garage:
basement with finished recr. rm. This
1-year-old home Is different and
cash necessary. Balance In one trust.
Evening star., 1951-12-20
HOUSES TO SHARE

HOUSE TO SHARE: College grads
Like 2 or 3 young women (22-26) to
share q house. CAN Ii. 7-4497 $50
pm. 20s
Evening star., 1951-12-20

SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1906 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
SAVE REAL MONEY"
BY buying in Rockville; 10 min. from
Bethesda Medical Center; 3 bedrms.
29-ft, iiv. rm.-din. rm. comb; full
basement: new-house condition.; i'm
mediate possession. Call NE. 1143
unit! 8 pm. J. WESLEY BUCHAN-
AN Realtor
Evening star., 1951-12-20
CHEVY CHASE MD.

4-bedrm., 2-bath detached home. 1st
a. contains spacious liy. rm.. din
rnl., breakfast rm. and kit; oil
hot-vater heat. Detached garage
Conv. to schools, transp., etc. S2ll
per mo. To inspect, cali BOSS &
PHELPS, INC, MA. 5000. 30
Evening star., 1951-12-20
HOUSES sALE-S.E. Cont j

FIT. DUPONT PARK
MOVE IN BEFORE CHRISTMAS
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
Corner Of F and Texas sts. s.e.; lovely
8 bedrms.. Ice. liv. rm.. tiled bath,
mod. kit. and full bsmt.; only $I3,-
$50; conv. to schools. transp. and
shopping. Call Mr.. Lfewellyn MA.
$40; Oh 2728 ewes. AL.DON PROP
ERT1ES, INC. r. 30