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It Takes
All Kinds
"FATHER ROT"
BY DAVE WEST

We have never advocated tor
ture for 'em. But we have always
insisted that people who impose
the bright sayings" of their kids
on unsuspecting paper-purchasers
and gibber sentimentally about
THEIR offspring as though they
were whit more precious than
anybody else's, and especially
ones own, should be hung. We
still say it +. However, for what
we are about to do, we shall ex-
pect, before the inevitable hang
ing, the same due process of law
that is the inviolable right of all
Americans, criminal or no.
All, now that we are alone, we
may feel free to say quite openly
that we are going to pirate blithely
along about our daughter, who was
two years old last Sunday. (Sick-
ems you last lingerers, Ell? I'm
hitch, We hardy! the next para
graph will aim at new depths of
the disgustingly doting!)
At breakfast on the natalday
morning the guest of honor dab
bled disdainfully with the grits for
a time; then ceased pretending to
cope with them, saying a number
of times, 81 don't like grits." Re-
fusing to see their own brave eff
forts to set good example fooled,
the parents tried coaxing, tried to
show by their satisfied grins how
much THEY like the gluey darned
things. Then the father had one of
those asinine inspirations that Of
ten afflict people who have learned
to like being called daddy" He
brought Freddie Bar to the table,
pretended to feed the toy bear
some grits, mouthed a large spoon
full himself, and said confidentaly:
Mamma likes grits; daddy likes
grits; Freddie likes grits." To
which the bears best friend re-
piled, as she snatched the toy ami
NAL away, Freddie does NOT like
grits!" We all had another
shot of pineapple juice and broke
up the cherries meal.
The editor of a paper we once
worked on was a graduate of
Lutheran college in South Dakota
called Gustavus Adolphus. His
great claim to fame at his alma
mater was that he, as school cheer
leader, composed the following
Morse dialect yell which gave the
schools athletic teams their nick
name, the Oikels: "Oikel, doikel,
the boys done veil, gift dem a goot
substantial yell. Oikel! Doikel!" 1t
makes a good sort of nonsense
rhyme to teach to kids. We thought
so anyhow, and Inez has learned
the thing. But even that kind of
seemingly harmless nonsense can
backfire on a parent. Now, when
ever we say anything she doesn't
want to hear, or when she pre-
sumes to say out loud that her
elders talk nonsense, she says,
"Daddy's talkin' bout Oikel-doik-
ell"
Mothers birthday cake was a
huge success as long as we kept
it in the family. But Sunday was a
pretty nice day and so, along about
sunset, daddy crept outdoors for a
short stroll to get the Sunday
paper. On the way home he met a
couple of neighborhood children
and took it upon himself to invite
them to come in and have a piece
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CANDIDATE
FOR COMMISSIONER
Kinnekeet Township

/ hereby announce my candidacy
for County Commissioner, Dare
County from Kinnekeet Township,
subject to the action of the forth
coming Democratic Primary.
l wish to thank the people for
the support they have been giving
me, and for their help and good
will during the time have tried
to serve them. promise if elected
to continue as in the past, to work
for the best interests of the whole
county and to strive to keep it out
of debt.
JAS. W. SCARBOROUGH
Avon, N. c.
March A, 1862.
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T REMEMBER'
By THE OLD TIMERS

From Mrs. Kathryn Bennett, Mid
dletown, Pa: I remember the
Hockey Pokey Man who came
around every evening during the
summer. For a penny we could get
a big, cooling and refreshing Hickey
Pokey, with bright colored cherry
favoring poured over it. / always
got cherry, although it smeIled and
tasted like hair tonic.
From Frank Cochran, Webb City,
Mo-: remember the first schools
that attended were in a log house,
about so feet square, with large
fireplace that burned wood about
six feet long. There was no floor.
The benches were made from logs
split through the center and hewed
smooth. There were four holes
bored on the round side and wooden
pins used for legs in the holes.
There was huge puncheon door.
The house had no rafters.
From Mrs. G. B. Scott, Meadows Of
Dan, Va: I remember when !
was q little girl, mother and we
girls would card and spin yarn and
knit our winter stockings and
gloves. Women wore dresses to the
ground. Most everybody walked;
sometimes young man would ride
horseback and take his best girl
on behind him to church and back.
From George A. Musmhenner,
Douglas, H.: / can remember
when there was death In the fam
{ly, all the pictures were turned
with their faces to the wall, the
clock was stopped, and no one
spoke above a whisper while the
body was in the house.
From william ShAneF, L&kevieW.
Ohio: ! remember when daddy
bent pins, fastened them to q piece
II string, tied on a nail for sinker,
and sent US to the creek fishing.
Oh yes, we had q can Of worms.
(Mail your memories to THE
OLD TIMER, BOX $50. FRANK
FORT, KY.)
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Experiment Station scientist.
For more complete information
on the use of 2, AID in corn, see
your county agent or write King
man in care of the North Carolina
Experiment Station, Raleigh, and
ask for mimeographed sheet on
Chemical Weed Control in Corn"
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Pansy plants now ready, SOC per
dozen. Also native yaupon, cam
elias, azaleas, Cardinals and many
other shrubs for landscaping. See
|us first for your garden needs.
Roanoke Island Gardens, Albert @.
Bell, Manteo, N. C. Telephone
210-J tt
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BABY CHICKS Best Grade Rocks,
Reds, Crosses, or Leghorns. Your
choice $1O.95 per 100 postpaid.
Heavy Breeds our choice $9.95, Red
|Cockerels $685.. Address: Red
Farm, Box 272, Norfolk 1, Va.
H-F22-4tc
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BUNGALO FOR SALE rooms,
bath, pantry, sleeping porch. In
Wanchese. A. J. Williams.
Feb. 29-6tp
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know we're NOT silly, but we
know also that we surely DO sound
and act and look silly-and, golly,
that's painful!
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PERSONALIZED STATIONERY:
Special on two-tone blue-ripple
stationery; 120 short single sheets,
60 envelopes; or go long single
sheets, go envelopes; with name
and address imprinted, only $1.99.
TIMES OFFICE, Manteo, N. C. If
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TYPEWRITER RIBBONS, all
makes; also for adding machines,
portables. 81 each. The Belhaver
Pilot, Belhaven, N. C.
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BABY CHICKS Best Grade Rocks,
Reds, Crosses, or Leghorns. Your
choice $1O.95 per 100 postpaid.
Heavy Breeds our choice 1895, Red
'Cockerels 1896. Address: Red
Farm, Box 272, Norfolk 1, Va.
P-2-21-4tp
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A SECTION OF VERSE by Wades
Point poet Vernon Ward, with
biographical sketch and photo
graph, appears in THE GOLD
MEDAL SERIES OF CONTEM-
PORARY POETS, published by
The Paebar Company, New York,
2O4 pages, cloth bound, $3.50 post
paid. Order from Vernon Ward,
Ransomville, N. c. M6-2 tip
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IHATTERAS DRUMFISH
FOR SOUTHERN BOOK

The N. C. Federation Of Home
Demonstration Clubs is planning to
publish a recipe book of Southern
Colonial recipes. Recipes that have
been down for generations and are
still in use today are the ones
which they would like to use. Any
interesting story about the use of
the recipe and whose family used it
is desired. If you have an original
recipe using terms like, butter the
size of an egg, please give the
original recipe and then the mod
ern measurements as tablespoon,
teaspoon, cups, etc. Send in any
Southern Recipe dating from the
war between the states or earlier
1880 or earlier) to Miss Mary
Kirby, Home Demonstration A
gent, Manteo, as soon as possible
in order that they may be tested
before they are sent to the District
Committee.
HATTERAS STYLE
DRUM FISH
(The following is a recipe sub
mitted by Mrs. Rebecca Burrus of
Hatteras.)
The drum, or channel bass, is
perhaps the best liked fish among
the people of Hatteras Island, who
have wide variety to choose from.
1t was formerly sided, sailed, dried
and stacked up, and was available
at all times, to be soaked out and
cooked. Thrifty housewives now
pressure-can enough for their own
needs. 1t is cooked, fresh by many
methods, but the following is a
traditional style:
1 side of drum, about a foot and
a half, with head and tail removed,
boiled in water with plenty salt
and pepper, until tender. This
should be lifted out in two or three
pieces and placed on a platter, to
be mixed at the table. Boil and
mash 8 medium potatoes, sailed.
Have one-half lib. fat salt pork cut
into tiny pieces and fried crisp.
Place them in a small dish and
pour some of the hot grease in a
small pitcher. Mince a medium
sized onion and place in small dish.
AS in a tossed salad, half the
pleasure of eating is in watching
the mixing. So it is with the ritual
of mixing Hatteras Style Drum
fish. The novice has to be shown
the first time, but can hold his own
with his second and third helpings.
On each serving plate, place heap
of mashed potatoes, large chunk
of fish, a spoonful (more or less)
of cracklins and onions. Mix thor
oughly, season with the drippings
and more salt and pepper, if de-
sired.
Some like it mixed in the kitchen
and brought to the table ready to
eat, perhaps garnished with hard
boiled eggs, parsley, etc., but all
agree that it's wonderful food
especially when served with plenty
cornbread mot the sweet Variety
coffee, pickles and a crisp raw
vegetable.
Serves six hungry people.
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HOUSE FOR RENT: Unfurnishel;
Available March II. Call Manteo
23-J. T-3-15-1tc
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CASH REGISTER For Sale. See
D. v. Meekins, Times Office,
Manteo, N. c.
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FOR SALE: Two acres of land
near Engelhard excellent for
building purposes. Front on Route
1884. Contact Mrs. S. S. Marshall,
Engelhard, N. c. H-F28-3tp
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FOR SALE: One exc walk-in box,
One 10-burner, 2-oven Garland
gas range. See Earl Mann or call
186-W1, Manteo. 1-11tfc
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MERCHANTS SALESBOOKS. f
weeks delivery. Lowest prices.
The Belhaven Pilot. Phone 1921,
Belhaven, N. C.
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SEE A, w. DRINKWATER if you
want to buy some good, land or
a good house. Lots on Beach. In
surance and Bonds. Manteo. N. C..
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HIGH TIDES ON
FISHING GROUNDS

Oregon Inlet for March
wv tides between Hours Shown
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LARGE FIREPROOF SAFE for
sale. Times Office, Manteo, N. C.
Jy-24-tf.
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WANTED TO BUY = House and
lot on ocean. Write me what
you have. A. w. Drinkwater.
Phone 26, Manteo, N. C. tt
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THREE or 4-room apartment,
furnished, for rent. All con-
veniences. Phone 25l1, Walton
O'Neal, Belhaven, N. c. F-28-3tc
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SEE ME- FIRST, before Buying or
Selling any Property. l can save
you money. E. E. MEEKINS, Real
tor, Phone 101, Manteo, N. c.
f-22-tfc
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WANTED: STANDING TIMBER,
PINE, CYPRESS, Also interest
ed in contracting experienced log
ger. Give full information. A. L.
SHEPHERD LUMBER Co. DUT-
TON, VA. Ply 24-10tC
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PERSONALIZED STATIONERY:
See our new displays of personal
stationery with your name i'm
printed, embossed or engraved.
Special price on informals. TIMES
PRINTING CO., Manteo, N. C. If
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FOR SALE: lao pound capacity,
Crosley Home Freezer, Excel
lent Condition, Low Priced. Apply
at Box 282, Belhaven, N. c.
M-13-3tc
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(Man your memories to THE
OLD TIMER, BOX $40. FRANK
FORT, KY.)
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WOOD FOR SALE. Any amount,
delivered. Charles Whidbee, Box
779, Manteo, N. c. F-14-3tp
Evening star., 1952-03-30
N0Wl... JUST feed your choice Of these
nutritious dog foods -. oll , consoin
odor-sndins ehlorophxIIin!

Euss sasyl Offensive BREATH body. and coat odors
ish like magic from your dogoften after first days feeding
A great extra benefit At no extra cost!
Appeiixing nvniousI Your dog will love the meaty
sniff appeal Of these famous foods will thrive on their
hearty complete nutrition The added chorophyin
magic deodorant-s harmless as lettuce leaf to
everything but offensive odors.
E0sy 7ddy Test proves H. your money back Just feed
your dog exclusive diet of KenL Ration KenL Bkit
KenLMeal or any mixture combination Of these three)
for days If you satisfied in every way with the
nourishment and deodorant benefits your purchase price win
be refunded This guarantee applies only KenL Products
fed erclsigelywithout duting supplementng with
other nonchlorophyllin foods
Evening star., 1952-03-30

h0WN UNDER !. What
IL residents Of Australia had 10
receive government permission BE-
fore they could be taken to Afserica
10 appear in q nsO0ie7
Four koalas, live teddy"
bears. the first to leave Australia
in Is years. NIB. Los Angeles
TSK Hos0 oftes is an
AnssyicGn UoykeT killed. crippled
or injured?
Around the clock one Ameri-
can worker is killed or crippled
every four minutes; one is IN
jured every l6 seconds.
J.B.. Somerset, Pa.
WEARY -. If II continues at
its present rate Of ns0vensesst. hOU
soon wiN The leaning Tower Of
Pisa lose its balance and totbls
Over?
In the year 2,l51.
-A.E.. Skokis, IN.
RECORD -. Up to Jan. /,
1851, 10000 men and sgomen
had been brought istO the United
States under tie displaced persons
act. How many haze had 10 be
debOrted?
Only three.
NH, Milso0ukee, Wis.
LAURELS :. HOw did the De-
b0rtmess Of Agriculture recently
honor q New York exteSmiH0tor?
Named a flea after him -
Stiivalius Pomerantzi.
-IL.R.. Isdi0n0b0lis. Ind.
TOTS >. More than $500, 900
babies wers DOM IN 1851. Is this
more or less thass f,5evi0xs years?
It's a record year. The biggest
previous crop was 1876, 600 in
1947. AS, Nesc York
''''''s''''' n H..
NOTE: We win pay 81 for question
and answer used in this column. Cues
tions are based on current neWs and
clipping Of news source must accom-
pany answer. Address: Tom Henry,
THIS WEEK. 40 Lexington Avenue.
New York "a. N. Y. Unaccepted con
trihutions cannot be acknowledged o.
returned.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
rHE EVENING STAR
STORES FoR RENT Cont, !,

washington, D. C..
FRIDAY, JANUARY rs, 1859
Evening star., 1952-01-25
S18.5OO

Three bedrnS., full bsFnt., IN cow
N. Arl,. area. All brick and built by
one of Virginia's finest builders;
T.000-sq. 1T. lots level and land
scaped; 8 available.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN. end A.. s1x41. Open
space: space: Modern; Ssoe air-cond. plus 3
LIVE WITH YOUR BUSINESS .-Ex-
cellent location heart Of Silver
SIs SSnriInE 3S2xloo. S1lo adiSins d6d free park,
newly dec. dec. rms. rms bath. ua suitable
iI5,3! Phone owner 81. 5e5s' Sat. Sun.
NEWSSTAND for rent in downtown
BETHESDA. MD.-commercial loca-
es en on Mis'pasp 1as6 fys ss5gG SeGo per Bog &C.
LEY. NC. 7oo4 Wisconsin ave,
RiGHff asIHE IN The HEART OF DIV da%n-
town-2nd a.. large show window;
reasonable rent Ma. 6346. -27
MILLINERY, dresses. alterations
and dressmaking. etc. Unusual op-
portunity. for experienced party To
SD bds Il lss GR s5G9na G0r
In Good Hope Hills -Naylor Gardens
dwelling units, Excel. living accom-.
PS6It podations sa6o incli sl6S per mo
ALEXANDRIA. yA.-Best location
washington blvd. For sale or rent.
1-story bldg. approx. $4,000 It.
floor space: adjacent parking, ap-
prox. 10. 900 IT Ma 4537 from 1915.
,OT. 13s-FT. FRONTAGE, 200 It
deep, on No. highway. Arl., neal
long bridge: suitable used car lot
etc; offiee space also available. Boz
333-H, Star. --27
LIVE WITH YOUR BUSINEss-Excei
location, heart Of Silver Spring;
32x100, adjoins free parking lot;
approx. 1000 50. IT.. street levei
dec. rms. BATH: snitbaie many uses; uses;
3 to 5-yr. lease. Phone OWNER
81. SRSA Cnf -C,in nraln .ia
Evening star., 1952-01-25
SILVER SPRING
9O5 Bonifant St

In the heart Of Silver Spring
this lovely home with 4-bed-
rooms. ] bath and two half
baths. kitchen, large living
room-dining room combination.
fun Easement, and stairs to
full attic. on lot 60xl35.
available Feb. I: 2 blocks
from Hechts: convenient to
everything: good transporta-
ton; in commercial zone:
will remodel to suit tenant.
By appointment only. call EX.
5572. -27
Evening star., 1952-01-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
Elbow Room"
.OX 10 ACRES

10 ACRES
Just right for the father and son
who like fishing, hunting and the
great outdoors" Modern. D rms.
and bath: liy: rra. tl4x20l with
gas heat. equip. kit. SECLUSION
AND PRIVACY ASSURED. 81 600
down and $50 per mo. There'li be
. stampede for this place, SO call
NOW. REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
INC. QW 5000.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
TARA

BY owner. Large 3-bedrm. brick Co
lonial, in excellent cond and 2 ad-
joining lots. 1st flr.. large hv. rm;
with fireplace, separate din. .rm. and
equipped kit. with IL Gu. It. Cold
2nd fir, 4 large bedrms. master
bedrm. I3x1Sla) and bath: pull
down stairway to large storage attic:
basement has knotty pine recr. rm..
oil a,-c. heat. new hot-water heater,
Rsndix washer washer; dryer anS work bench: bench.
extra lots beautifully handicapped,
with 8 fruit trees. numerous flowers.
large garden. rustic outdoor dre-
place. and large play area; good in
vessment;, price. $29.500, as little
1897 N. Greenbrier ST.. Ari.. Gil.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
LURIA BROS.

IN OPEN TIL 8 PM.
1900 Wilson Blvd. oW. $500
Evening star., 1952-01-25

Continued on Next PagsI
Evening star., 1952-01-25
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
1908 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
lNvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
MAKE OVER 25as on your invest.
ment of 81. 900. Property consists
BAsILTKo INVESTMENT CO. M.
Perry. DI. Sf24 ewes. OIL. 0947.
NEW s-UNIT BLDG.-This unusual
area. contains four 2-bedrm. apts.
and a Arm. office with tile hath;
this property will show 0 good In
come as well as offlce space and
home for owner; just the thing for
doctor or professional man.. Call
aEDRE. All aarEss Nc. eyei EU 4o547 81 4S2sass @ss
R00MNG HQUSE-10 rms. 2h
ga 66atns; o.fiaLa furnished; .,, IN 5000 cond;
Irving SITS. NV. Ho. $3.50 until 8
N. T., a s unit converted apartment.
Clean and in good condition. In
come over $500 mo. Completely
furnished. Call Mr.. Lawrence. OR
2f4Ss S4A9i i.rsR RA. 1908. J. NELSON
sUITLAND MANOR, MD. opposite
each with stove and refgr., semidef.
brick; two 1-bedrm.. one 2-bedrm.
unfurn.. one 2-bedrn., nicely furn. !;
aluminium storm windows, oil heat;
VI bsmt., S3,362 annual income or
owner could use l floor, Z rms, 2
baths, rent z apis. 81. 795 annually:
900; lge. cash down. Call owner,
MR.. KEATING, WA. 5133 or 81.
1856. No brokers. -27
NEW 3-FAMILY FLATS-Approx, 1S
to 20% net return on cash invested.
Excel. 20-yr. financing, at 4k4es
available. Ceiling is estab. per unit,
$50 90 monthly. Tenants pay all
RSUO. Eyes RA n9R1 -oR
Evening star., 1952-01-25
LURIA BROS
$1,000 DOWN

OPEN It'll q PM.
$500 Wilson Blvd. oW. $500
Evening star., 1952-01-25

- CoA Il, IAClQk ga.
been dental ofices for years; $i2S
mo-; 5-yr. lease. RIPLEY & RoMER,
Realtors. 81. Gill.
DOWNTOWN. air r-conditioned, Cen.
fiTeproof elevator bldg, Venetian
blinds. fiuorezcent lights. etc. An
snes S Spesd sss Snslss 81 ssD sDd fpstiEs psE
ing available. CENTURY Co. RIM
l0l 4I2 5th st. NV, RE. 1904.
SILVER SPRING, sae4 Ga. ave-
Sele. ONCE. l1xl6 f.. windows with
HAY Co. 81, e242. -25
1000 50. #. each; combined or ISS sspa.
rate; ideal location. ST. 1874.
4420 CONN. AvE.-Modern ONCE
building. Air-cond. Easy parking,
SS SSesreta5ial zsGn service. R. DoWD.
swans 'HSj HBS6jILDNG-14ao New W. YORK
Desirable rooms 70 meet sS'1: your re:
guirements. PENN PROPERTIES.
MODEM UPTOWN OFFiCE; ideal
Ior insurance, real estate organic
Available Immediately at minimum
rental. Excellent commercial To-
sality,; Heavy foot trafic. Box
RfGHTT' IL DoWNrowN. SSaE Light and "a siry.
very reas. rent. Call Ma. 634d.
s-RooM SUITE of over 600 sa. IT.
Reasonably priced at 500 per mo,
KAsS-BERGER. INC. EN- si10. w
TWO ROOMS for rent; reasonabieS
good location. 5009 Wisconsin ave,
For information, call Wo. 223I
1895 H ST. NV. 500 So. n ON
End d. Open space; ideal for insUr.
snef Similar rep eperatan tSsnte ssoS OF
Essr1S E9sa lease; F. IEaUM 6g ooso oEISBERR Eli II
\, 2. i. AND 1 RMS. Ideally SIf located
in the. heart of Washington down.
town business center. 1923 Conn:
ave. Apply Offlce 201. 20
TWO INDIVIDUAL OFFICES, one with
partition. Hibbs Bldg, 725 18th st.
5th AND H ST. N.E.-4 rms. and
bath. ground floor. pvt. entrances
$50 mo 6 OIL. 2269. -26
between 9th and 10th on Eye g:
NEW MODERN oFFICR BLDG; 3
rms, 2nd floor front, private rest
room, rubber tile floor. Desirable for
doctor, insurance agent, architect.
lawyer, accountant. New Hampshire.
rent, BAsIL1Ko fNvEsTMENT CO. CO..
Mr.. Perry. DI. S724; ewes, OIL. 0a47.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

OFFICES FOR DENTIST. facing Ga,
ave. In Silver Spg.; 4 rms. and lab:
been dental offices for years; $125
mo-; 5-yr. lease. RIPLEY g. ROMER,
REALTORS, 81. Gill.
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S2O.95O

The Virginian"; several left In this
outstanding community Of fine Arl.
homes; 46x2S #; 3 bedrms., 2O-ft.
liv. rm. with firepl., separate din.
completely sodded. Poss. 80 days
or sooner,
Evening star., 1952-01-25

SMALL APT.-S.E.
Tenants Pay All Utilities
A solid. sound return of over 1870 on
invested capital. after paying trust
S3.S00. This well-located brick build
ing is nearly new has very con-
servative rent and owner pays only
taxes and water. Tenants furnish all
utilities A very secure investment.
ALDRE, INC, LII. 4.O747. -25
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

EMBASSY-TYPE, 9-room, 3-bath
stone manor: approx. 10 acres lawns,
orchards and gardens; top of Blue
Ridge. 1,700 feet up: 1Ea hrs. out.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
HOLLOW SECTION

SLEEPY dOLLOW SECI1ON
Due to an overseas position this
beautiful 65-ft. modernistic rambler
must be sold: I5x25-ft. living and
dining room with huge picture win
large kit. extensively equipped. large
screened porch; lear built-in car
port; la-acre wooded lot: brick and
panel construction. Priced low at
$50, 500. Mac LINDSEY. IA. $1,000.
IA T-3111 Al
Evening star., 1952-01-25
AUNT APARTMENT

Located in good Va. rental section;
each apt. has large living rm., COM
Pleteiy PIE srss equipped Kitchen y with eat.
plenty Of closets, bath; bsrnt.: Al
financing; all apis. rented. For ap-
pointment to inspect, call
REALTY INVESTMENT
2317 Wilson Blvd. .Arl.. Va. oW. 902e