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Evening star., 1951-11-26
Miss ShiIonsky
|Weds Mr.. Roqers

Miss Beverley Shilansky and Mr..
Sidney Rogers were married yes
terday afternoon at the Hoiv Shol-
lom Synagogue. Rabbi Harry j.
kaufman officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cohen. Mr..
Rogers is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Rogers.
The reception following the
ceremony was held at the syna-
gogue.
The newlyweds will make their
home here.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
|Guest Honored

Mrs. Corneal j. Mack honored
her houseguest, Miss Marie Convy
lof Mobile. at luncheon today in
the Mayflower Lounge. In her
party were the Mesdames Thorn
ton Owen. Jennings Randolph.
Lawrence Wood Robert. jr.; Her.
bert Blunck, Mrs. Frank Swadley
and her mother, Mrs. Claude
Honicon from Leesburg, and Mrs.
Peter Drury.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
SKIRT PROBLEM.
From Mrs. T., ArlinqtonJ

from Mrs. r, ArllnqtOnJ
Mrs. T. F., Arlington. If your
plaid skirt is of nice material and
wide, I would suggest a yoke of
the most prominent in the plaid.
Do not make separate belt, but
get anchortex skirt betting and
extend the top of the yoke over it,
Fit this snug. The lower part of
the yoke should come to a point
at the skirt seams. If you would
like further help you may write
me through RICH.
Evening star., 1951-11-26

--Ackad Photo.
MRS. POWELL T. VIVERETTE
The former
Miss Clara A. Pendergrast.
Miss Clara Agnes Pendergrast
and Mr.. Powell Thomas Viverette
were married yesterday at the Holy
Comforter Church. The Rev. R. B.
Moriarty performed the ceremony.
The bride. resident here, is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul c. Pendergrast of Littleton,
w. Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy S.
Viverette of Hyattsville are the
parents of the bridegroom who is
serving in the U. S. Navy.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
Fur News

A touch of rich fur that gives
an elegant touch to the simplest
costume is white ermine in a mar
row ropelike tie, knotted about
the throat to show at the neck
line of your coat. A narrow band
of mink covers the tiny collar Of
a mandarin coat.
Evening star., 1951-11-26

Mr. ROBERT II. Earle.
Mrs. Ann Browning OF Tacoma,
Wash, announces the engagement
of her daughter Anne Arlene to
Mr.. Robert r. Earle, also Of
Tacoma.
Miss Browning is a graduate of
st. Elizabeth's Hospital School Of
Nursing and Mr.. Earle recently
was graduated from Pacific Luth-
eran College in Tacoma, where he
was a member of the Alpha Sigma
Lambda fraternity.
The couple plan to wed on Feb
ruary IA in Tacoma and will re-
side there following their honey
moon.
Evening star., 1951-11-26


MRS. HAROLD FISCHGRUND.
The former
Miss Arlene A. Sutton.
Married November "a at Walter
Reed Memorial Chapel were Miss
Arlene Agatha Sutton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert KnoWlton
Sutton, and Capt. Harold Sydney
Fischgrund. U. S. A., son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Fisch-
grund of Franklin, N. J. Chaplain
Oscar w. Shoech performed the
ceremony, which was followed by
a reception at the officers Club,
Walter Reed Army Medical Cen
ter.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
-Stuckey Photo
MRS. WILLIAM H. FIELDS.
The former
Miss Peggy ]. EdgertOn.

Miss Peggy ]. EdgertOn.
Miss Peggy Joyce Edgerton
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Edmond Edgerton of Alex
andria, became the bride Novem-
ber "a of Mr.. William Herold
Fields.
The Rev. Cliff R. johnson Off
ciated at the Westminster Presby-
terian Church in Alexandria. A
reception followed in the Alexan-
drian room.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
CHOCOLATE BITS;
COOKIES.
From Mrs. A. J. ~,
West RyattSuille.J


From Mrs. A. J. ~,
West HyattSuiue.J
In answer to Mrs. r. r. H, call
ing "help?" For your first ques-
ton on melting chocolate bits, !
put the "bits" in the top of the
double boiler. When the water in
the bottom kettle boils and the
put the "blts" in the top of the
the fire. Stir occasionally until
all the bits have melted, which
only takes a few minutes. If you
do not turn off the fire after the
water gets to boiling you will be
cooking the chocolate and it will
thicken.
In this whirligig cookie recipe
you will find a different type of
cookie dough having shortening
and peanut butter that may be
easily crumbled. but just as easily
pressed back into shape as putty,
Be sure you use a Well-f1oured
board and rolling pin. even sprin-
kle little flour over the top if
it sticks BY experience. I like
the aid of long spatula to assist
in rolling up the dough. Then I
take a folded wax paper and lay
it close to the roll and with the
spatula roll it to the center of the
paper. Smooth out any rough or
broken edges. Take hold of the
two corners at each end of the
paper, making a cradle to carry it
to the refrigerator.
When they have chilled not.
more than 80 to As minutes. slice
and bake. Again when slicing. if
a piece breaks loose merely push,
it back into place. I have just.
baked the whirligig cookies again
successfully and 1 would like to-
repeat the recipe in case I had
made an error before. One-half
cup shortening, = cup granulated
sugar. y cup brown sugar, p cup
peanut butter, unbeaten egg. l y
cups sifted flour and 2 teaspoon
soda. Cream shortening and
sugar. add all the rest of the in
gradients and mix we'll Roll out
on a well-floured board making
two rectangles about q inch thick.
Spread with a package Of melted
chocolate bits. Roll up. Cool in
refrigerator not more than. 80 to-
IS minutes. Slice l4-inch thick.
Bake 10 minutes in 375-degree
oven Good luck to you, Mrs.
r. r H.
YEAST.
(From D. G.. j., Manassas
In answer to Miss J. H. G's re-
quest for yeast. in an old cookbook
dated 1896 and handed down in
the family. I found one which I
imagine is the type she's inter-
ested in. Potato yeast. Pare
good-sized potatoes and let them
lie in cold water for half hour.
Put one quart of boiling water In
a sauce pan and crate the pota-
toes quickly and stir into the boil
ing water; stir over the fire for
five minutes and then take from
the fire. Add a half cupful of
sugar and two tablespoons of salt.
Turn into stone jar or bowl
and let stand until lukeWarm
Then add one cupful of good
yeast. cover and ferment three or
four hours. Stir it down every
time it comes to the top of the
vessel; then put it into a jar or
bottle or something you can cover
tightly and stand it in place
where it will keep very cold, but
do not freeze. 1t will keep for
two weeks. Set one pint of this
aside to start with next time as
what will be left in bottom of YES
sci will be more or less dead"
and not so good to start the fresh
yeast. The last part may be all
you need as you say you have the
recipe for making yeast. I hope
this helps you anyway.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-27

cOlSnrSS
w mlpf keep military mca
Sutcs ~ rycry point to the ab>o-
Lutte nAlnfl WITCH cntuni-
stances Nill tiloN Thu h> IL
when calls lo the use OF atomic
bombs wsiheD' tull account ot at
tending moral and political con-
sequences must bc 4nea IN sea.
son and out ~ season
W. mnsf invite sni enDour-
az" tn ->e oi the United Nations
Peac On~efea;ian Commission 4,
every poieni-i danger spot
tanousn9H. ne world fo deter az
erosion b - IDENTIFY the aggtcs
S2f Asen i actlgs
ln detennn ming when mill.
ifs action Sha1f be- taken We
~ p' moral judgement To
mr. N'en' nat i is reflected bv
" ft ~ ppinlpn ~ the United
NiDns
We must accept as a provi
-.oAsl goal a sufficient balance
II mili'aiy power in beng 10
permit the peaceful competition
2 conflicting idcologics
2 We must work toward tho
ultimate objective now and con
ilnulnely Of bringing al nation.
'i ornaments under international
regulation and control
II In opposing totall,arian
communism We r0sl Willingly
constitute ourselves continuing
servant Of the world in helping
npnooally hcalthv and
morally fice socrt.cs
Military tfcn,h NY give re-.
assurance and time. but il will
not m itself WIN tn victory of
social health and freedom over
me past FIVE year We employed
me si'alery ~ fcnnvigofatine SO
'''''es % that communism might
not look attractive from within
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-27

Operated all profit the
q
and only and
The IMPERATIVE Trqcds Rlnas
o The pasl a enc of the
and eve
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& and It's I'm and
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~ en- o ths Tn Comm ndmens 1hrt Sermon the Mount God
S NJ lcNng Aom, Bomb Pregnancy shah
he Devil nhicts 4 andE
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-27
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-27

and that Infiltration a ahlec-
tion from without wo nyo.s'
the likelihood OF poe eessi-
ance
That strategy was lgoIv
successful. perhaps ess'al
as TO prompt Russia asr 2
force Shall we now ake ne
very means which ~ ai elect
tive and put all ou KS n
military basket 49,
We must constant 1eTl =
the danger OF preoccu ton wig
military measures O. ae ex'a1
sion or at least the d eei Of
firmatIve measures a.ch II
right in themselves tri becaas1
OF their inherent rieirss ''
as a bulwark against SOVIET Gun
muniSm
Ought We not d isnate :
vond what we are emily
ing tenth Of our liaiy
probation for specif5ly aiiHm
tive peace measure ms "0'
mean that il We ate wiling
spend an extra thirty billion
lars for negative means 70 sew
the peace. we would also DC ~, a,,
10 spend an extra three o
dollars for positive nieaSu'''
The proportion may ne 100 ~, IN
but the possibiIities 'nos' N M
the Imagination. The Vn''sD
tions technical assiSiynee pS .s,o
could be considerably slien Y',In
and expanded Jaiea n .s.s
Peace Observation C'''''',las M,
adequate in manpo~ef anu -
ally scattered over me l,' Nr :
earth. could be financed. Ia
other areas Of useful NJ n
could be cited and. above ''.' u
would be giving 20 the ,.' VIA
least a substantial 'h'
to our future intent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-27

to So much Of life today
Our forms OF tchelon and our
confessions of futh cannot be
SURVEYED apart from our daily
life
There cannot bc any division
3n thc lifs thar Is born again
unto God. hu' wherever there is
tendency 70 be a party 10 dc
n'en White lies or ANYTHING
vhith nelone 90 The same family
;sse can onlN bc one label ~
ncniea ana iha, is the 'ltle Of
AypNlr And actually tins is
ih Stumbling block within the
coN'Ye.nfv ana ihe wnrli TO-DAY
''e asc ani prph'em q hvpo
.l'lse aisu ri> nhNh err tp
SEA le't ate alNlN sell lnl
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-27
Signs Of the Times

rnrTORs NOTE: The following article was taken from me
tan Science Sentinel reprinted for the readers OF "e
Detroit Tribune.
Rev Edward " Potts in a sermon ~
Pas,o Methodist Church.
Kansas City. Missouri .,,,
,;,S rs gave them power against unelean spirits 70
cast them out and to heal all manner Of sickness ana an
manner of disease Matt load
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-27
Christian Science World Healing
ImperishabIe Christ Spiritual Substance

The
major
Ha PaseS win nd
take no thought. VIA
drink whee
eavenc Of
lii Rihc and things shall be added
you.'-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-27

GU military strength must
be sincerely and stcadfastIy dc
Evening star., 1951-04-22
$9,850 and $4,000
2 and 3-Bedrm. Californians
Gardens SHh-Di'

EXCLUSIVE
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0040.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

NEARBY MARYLAND
FULL PRICE, $500
$1,000 DOWN-MUST SELL
Five-rm., cinder-block det, home; liv.
bedrms. and bath on n 2nd; nd 'l lot 4ox <
100; with cleo, water and sewer;
bus service at door A good in
vestment. LU. $4,000.
Potts Realty Co.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
THE M. H. BARRY ORG,

Established 1Y12
REALTY ADMINISTRATORS
2206 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alex.
The Old Reliable Once"
Al. Oo7S. TIE. 2442.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
4-BEDRM. RAMBLER

OPEN, NEW HOMES
e till dark Sunday. 1901 Elmhurs
ST., District Heights. Nd. 3 bedrms.
din. rm. and full bsmt. Sl3,950
Direct from BUILDER. 10. 6-67Sl
Evening star., 1951-04-22

Ov, 1854.
1909 Duke ST.. Alex. g-23
AREA: 6-rms. cinder
block rambler. practically new, situ-
ated on b acres. with beaut!-
ful view of surrounding country.
mr.. school. Financing can be ar.
ranged. For information. call HER
NAN GRENADIER. AL. 1922 CT
Brokers Cooperation invited. ga
HOME AND INCOME
3 furn. apis. In Alexandria; mod
ernly equipped; oil heat, hot water;
annual income. $3,380; expenses,
$15.900; cash needed, $4,000; live
in / apt, rent free II desired. Call
OWNER. ia. 8-0963.
FINE IO-RM. HOUSE with sleeping
porch, 5 rms. with running water.
2 full baths, o.h.-w. heat; fine for
rooming house; pays better than
$3.50 per mo-; dbl. gar, lge. lot;
"a blk. from Wilson blvd. with bus
line. 3 blks. to center Of Clarendon.
Priced right. For details, call
Lloyd E. Turner and Son
Evening star., 1951-04-22

Forestville, Va, Area
5-room dwelling, electricity avail
able, plumbing and heating neces-
with / acre, $500; acres and
HERMAN E. GASCH g. SON
500 WOODWARD BLDG. MA. 1854
SAT. & SUN. CALL DALEVIEW 9152,
Evening star., 1951-04-22
ALEXANDRIA
DE LUXE BUNGALOW
$14,950
OPEN, l to 6

This large stone and masonry resi-
dence is ideally located f9T a,E any
Alex. or washington. Midway
from downtown Alex. to the Shirley
hwy, and convenient to darlington
shopping center. this home contains
every feature usually found in more
expensive homes: A 2l-ft. living
L. A. modern kitchen, 2 twin size
bedrooms and an expansion attic
with 8 dormers provides room
aplenty. Situated on large 168-
It. lot it has q picturesque setting
and 2-mile view from the finely
cultured yard. Can be purchased
for as little as $4,000 cash on
convenient terms. Directions: Out
Duke st. " mile past Quaker lane,
right on Major Barbara dr.. to
ARTHUR L. WALTERS
2704 N. PERSHING DR.,
oW. $500, CH. 4141.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
AREA

% acres of land with Arm. S~.-a.
completely renovated, on poved -
running stream; easy comr1u' " 4 :,
lance; $4,000; substantial r~-h
payment; Call Mrs. Smith t.
"a. 7a33. LEATH & AS
Evening star., 1951-04-22

coionel must sell his Z foveIy Iafsler hame
overlooking the Virginia hills; g.
bedrm. brick; la bath LIST floor. 2
fireplaces, recreation rm.. screened
porch. ASK.US REALTY CO.. Gil.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
HoUsEs-sALE--vA. tcent.,

ARLINGTON RAMBLERs-3
bedrms., full bsmt., liv. rln. and din,
rm. combination with firepi., extra
large and well-eauipped kitchen;
disappearing stairway to large stor--|
age attic. Purchasers may select
interior color schemes. These brick
homes now under construction and
S17.950. CoFFMAN d. McCAFFREY.
For more information. call GL. s447.
Due to transfer
oaeInd.,n cSlonsl must sell his lovely home
bedrm. brick; u bath fst fioor. 2
porch. Ask JUS REALTY CO. Gil.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC. $12,.
$50 buys spacious. close-in, 2-bedrm..
older home. full bsmt.. 20-ft liv.
easy easy walk walk to shopping center. Cab
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, NC. All.
Hall location, Just of Lee bivo.
Clean. spic- aId-span, 2-bedrm., all
brick duplex in colorful, well-kept
,,.e.ehborhood Of fine homes. Bsmt.
has recr. rm.: fenced yard; storm
windows. Venetian blinds. Quick ac-
11s TO 8 ACRES to s bedrms.
several unusual places within 80
min. OF Washington; 2 stories as
we'll as ramblers; $4,000 up. Cali
Mr.. Brown. Sun, and ewes, AL. 3S52;
w'kdays, TIE. 3445. CHARLES r.
HooFF, INC, 216 Prince ST., Alex,
4-BEDROOM BRICK, elevated, with
river view, Alexandria location, close
in; under $4,000, good terms. Call
Mr.. Brown. Sun. and eyes,, AL. 1862;
w'kdays, TIE. 3445. CHARLES r.
HOoFF, INC, ZIG Prince ST., Alex,
2 ACRES. beautiful, high view. most
ly clear. 2-rm. cottage. bsmt. i
drilled well. Lge. stable. wired :.
Take over owners equity, ST.. $50,
as down payment, payable S27. 10
per mo. Exclusive agent. KE.
3-6366.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC. sThe
Redwood, old New England in mod
ern dress, suburban 3-bedrm. rambler
Of matchless quality, beaut. liy. rm.,
picture window overlooking rear
garden and Oati0. intarestipU kffch
Evening star., 1951-04-22
S15,950
AVE. CHEVERIY Mn

MoNTRosE ASEa'' SEo'sc8 scc8aEvER1;y MD
OPEN TILL DARK MI"
Beautiful 3-bedrm. brick rambler
featuring lge. L-Shape Hv. rnl, with
fireplace and dining area, fuIly
equipped modern kitchen, pantry
gas a.-c. heat; l blk. from Q buslines
Catholic and public schools close By;
house VIII be completed in approx
veterans. To reach: Out Bladens.
burg I'd. to Peace Cross, right or
Annapolis I'd. to Bird trafic light
bear right on Landover I'd. tc
Cheverly ave, turn right on Chey.
erly ave: to Montrose ave. turn left
to our Open" sign on the left.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
TEMPLE HILLS

New asbestos shingle home with Nv
bath ' on 1st f.: stairway SsyfGCus to expanu anu
sible attic; full bsmt.; lge. lot: priced
for quick sale. Call Mr.. CriSmond,
P. PAUL MUDD co.
LU. 1882; ewes, Lo. 3-s215.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

S11.500
: So 600 DOWN, BAL. LIKE RENT
o-rm. bungalow. consisting of liy. rm.,
din. rm.. nice kit. with range and
refgr,, pantry. 2 bedrms. and bath;
full bsmt.. oil heat. det. garage;
close to bus, schools and shopping
InlS won't last long. See 1t today.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
peter j. hagan

$1,000
MT. RAINIER
2-stroy Bricktex home; lst a., Hv. rm,
din. rm., kit. and bedrm.; 2nd a., 4
bedrms. and bath; full bsmt., oil
h.-w.h., garage; conven. location;
$1,000 down. See this today.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
TAKOMA PARK
6616 Cockerill Ave.
KIRKS REALTY CO.
TR. MD.

Located on corner of Crane hwy.
and Rte. 5 or Branch ave-; brick.
Features 8 lge. rms, open flrepl..
porches. det. garage; ideal for tour
ist home or lge. family. Call Mr.
Puftenberger, 10. 9-9110; eyes,, LU.
4-7060.
Puffenberger & Moore, Inc.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
S14.500
TU UH~R@"--

EVANSVILLE
Ige. 2-story asbestos shingle detached
7.rm. home. lge. liv. rm., full-size
GIN; 1aa;, rm:, knotty pine. den or bedrm.,
a.; 3 lge. bedrms. and bath 2nd d.
stairway to lge. attic; full bsmt.'
outside entrance; downstairs re-
plastered; house In exceptionally
nne condition: lge. lot 50xl65; con-
veniently located 2 blks. stores,
SCHOOLS and transp.; owner leaving
soWn conV terms can be arranged
Evening star., 1951-04-22
OLD TOWN HOUSES
ALEXANDRIA

Genuinely old and charming, with
garden, trees, terraces and privacy?
We have them all in several old
home for the discriminating, who
desire something of Americas finest
in early American architectural de-
sign and modern INABILITY and COM
fort. Several with charming, large,
walled garden. with magnolias,. rose
gardens, guest or carriage houses.
4-6 bedrooms, "a baths. Prices
range from $37, 800 to 100000:
Perfect home for private or oficia!
entertaining; for further information
or appointment to see, call Mrs.
Duckett. TIE. 2423. AL. 2o52;
- ST Alex Va.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
So 500 DOWN

detached, white shingle
and liy. rm.; 2 bedrms.. bath 1st
A.; bedrm. and rec. area up; gas
heat; nice lot. 1Sx22 gar. with
workshop; owner willing to take
back 2nd trust; buyer can assume
GI loan. Call Mr.. Smiley. AP. 1920.
ROGER MOSS, Realtor
2125 r. !. Ave. NE. Ho. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
'ALExANDRIA. VA

1A2Jk1&AfA1NAtAb1ls NA.
s-room home. located close to- trans
portation. stores and school. An
older house. but good for many years
OF comfortable living; has living
room with fireplace. din, rm., kit.
I bedrm.. on lst A.; 4 bedrms. and
bath on End A.; full bsnlt, with new
furnace recently installed; garage;
quick possession; priced only. S13.-
500; terms can be arranged. To
inspect, call the. office Of j. LEE
PRICE. 2303 Arlington Ridge I'd,
Arlington. Va. OF. 1904. OK. 420O.
VA.-Town house, per-
feet condition. Q rooms, 2A baths.
oil heat. Beautifully handicapped
Secluded. Large lot. Do not delay
II this sounds like what you want
EDWARD p; BERLIN. phone 422 OF
liz Berryyille.
,-room and 2-bath old. brick home
excellent repair; oil heat. full base.
ment; large lot; large square rooms
flne old trees. In best residential
EDWARD p. BERLIN. phone 422 OF
112 Berryville.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

9Sl,25O DOWN-S62 MO.
A few Of these all-masonry, fully fire-
BsGSf BsS etme hemss raof ss Syalasle tl1 odcTs ls
home. Lge wooded lot. Dir: Out
Defense hwy over Lanham overpass
to Whitfield Chapel rd., rt. l mi. to
open house and sign. Open week
days ans Sf'o,. It'll dark. Call
LFA@'FJ e. - HNTN 10. 5-"77'.
Lo;. ) 3lt9. Exhibit house. WA.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
J, :. KANE, INC.. ReaItof
Sunday. call TIE. 1890

PENTAGON RAMBLER
This 3-bedrm. rambler features a
sunken liv. rm. with redwood
paneling and beautiful Heat-Form
1repl y has an elec. kit, zono-
lite plaster and ceramic tile bath
Go out Shirley hgwy. to Lincolnig
oysrpass (Rt. 236) and turn right "a
mile to end Of dual hgwy.. turn left
up Lincoln ave. to Open sign. By
KI: S-5s1e ia. GIG. AL. 5787.
BY OWNER mo AGENTs)
Brick and stone completed, May 1850.
Hard to beat for value and beauty:
in Fairfax Co. about z min. from
Pentagon. Lovely hv. rm. with out
standing hrepl. feature. full din. rm..
fully equip lge. kit. with GE dish
washer, garbage disposal and refgr :,
knotty pine study Cor 3rd bedroom)
with 2 bedrooms and tiled bath up
stairs, Half bath In full bsmt.; at
taehed garage, all In fine cond.. on
lgs. lot: 240x75; city water and gas.
FHA-qI financed. viii require about
$4,000 cash. Phone Pa, 3786.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Temple Hills Rambler

OPEN SUN, II Pm.
Beautiful stucco; l-yr.-old featuring
lge. liv. rm. with wood burning fire.
fully equip. kit. 1Ox14, nice bath,
hardwood floors. oil hot-water. base
board heat, breezeway to double ga
rage; corner lot; only Sl4,950;
$4,000 cash. Directions: Out Pa.
ave. s.e. to Branch ave-, right to st.
Barnabas rd... out St. Barnabas rd :.
to open sign and house. Call MI.
Moore. 10. 9-9110; ewes. VI. 3070.
Puffenberger & Moore, Inc ]
Evening star., 1951-04-22
OPEN HOUSE

4907 Sheridan st.
This home is priced below market
value for immediate sale. Liv. rm.,
din; rm., kit. 2 bdrms. and bath.
Full bsmt. with outside entrance.
Very large level lot. Vacant. Direc-
tions: Out Baltimore ave. to River
dale right on Queensbury road to
49th ave-. left on 49th to Sheridan
and open sign. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO.. UN. 1885. WA. 6655.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
peter j. hagan

Realtor, 3906 r. I. Ave, Brentwood
UN. S5S5. WA. 1857
OPEN o TIL 9 DAILY
Evening star., 1951-04-22
OPEN SUN, 1-6 Pm.
7408 VARNUM ST.
I,ANDOVER HILLS

An excellent buy of a brick and
frame house, / year old, on good
sized lot. Has 3 bedrms. and bath
besides large liv. rm.. kit. and din.
combination Gas heat. Monthly
payments of 500. which includes
taxes and insurance after making
modest down payment. Total
out Defense hwy to first road
past Oliver Store and follow signs
A. A. CAROZZA co.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

OPEN TODAY, 1-6
6713 Queens Chapel Rd.
UNIVERSITY PARK
New brick rambler. wooded corner
lot $4,000 50. ft.): 6 rms, 2K
tile baths, 2 firepls.; master con-
struction throughout: rec. rm., ga
rage; price, S29.500.
S. DAVIS & co.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

S15.950
HYATTSVILLE
"a BATHS. REC. RIM, 2-CAR GAR.
Centrally located stucco bungalow
nv. rm. with open flrepl.: din. rm,,
equipped kitchen. 2 bedrms. and
tiled bath on lst f.; lge. finished
End Il. with modern bath; full bsmt.,
rec. rm.., deepfreeze. " bath, oil
lot 50xl50. with picket fence and
2-car garage. Call today.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
ALEXANDRIA
4 Bedrooms

Liv. rm., din. rm., kit. lge. open
front porch. Level Handicapped lot.
Conv. to schools. shopping and fast
transp. Price $16.S00. Exclusive
CHAUNCEY REALTY CORP.
REALTORS
1710 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex. Va.
IE. 1928, AL. 2737 Ewes.
Mr.. Nicholson. XII. S-7150
Evening star., 1951-04-22

BUNGALOW, $3.50 DOWN
near Suitland; large
rooms, plus expansion attic; large
fenced yard; facing Govt. park;
detached garage; Just redecorated;
terms less than rent; trade con-
sidered. Mr.. williams, 10. 2-04O1;
Sun, 10. 3-416S, with
JAMES CARROLL. REAL, ESTATE
Evening star., 1951-04-22
ALEXANDRIA
WILTON WOODS
VIRGINIA COLONIAL
6 BEDROOMS. 3 BATHS

. Enjoy suburban living in
this handsome all brick
tial neighborhood consisting
lures Large living room,
paneled fireplace, full dining
room. beautifully equipped
kitchen. den. picture win
dows, 2-car garage. large
landscaped lot. Owner leav-