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Evening star., 1952-03-03
FLORIDA.

(From W. A. B., Mount Rainier)
I have done some travelling in
Florida and can make suggestions
as to several cities, but not the
more lavish resorts. Jacksonville
Is primarily commercial city but
has some interesting stores down.
town and beautiful suburbs. Al
bus marked Ortega from down.
town goes through some of the
best suburbs. If driving your own
car, I suggest side trips to Green
Cove Springs c'mothball fieetf)
and through Fort George to Fer
nandina. I don't believe public
transportation to either is avail
able.
st. Augustine, 81 miles south
Of Jacksonville, should be a
must" for every Florida visitor.
1t is the oldest permanent settle
ment in the United States, and
is virtually a museum city. Items
feel most important to see are
the Lightner Museum of Hobbies,
old Spanish fort Castillo San
Marcos, and its oldest house,
Villa zorayda. It is much better
to walk than to ride. There is
frequent bus service from Jack
sonville. Don't know about baby
sitting services at hotels but II
especially recommend the Gilbert
Plaza. 1t is on the water front
and Is comfortable. informal and
very reasonable.
I have been further South on
the east coast, but there is moth
ing there to compare with the
above. as it is mostly just resorts
for people wishing to swim, golf, |
or just loaf and absorb sunshine, |
In Tampa, be sure to see the
Tampa Museum which contains a
collection of art treasures, many
from royal palaces. They have
been assembled from all over the
world by Henry Plant, pioneer
railroadman,' hotel builder and
developer. It is housed in the
Tampa Bay Hotel mow University
Of Tampa.
De Soto Hotel is the one I pre-
fer in Tampa, but a family might
well consider a tourist cabin on
the outskirts. of which there are
a number. The operator of such
cabins might well know of baby
EitterS.
st. Augustine, Jacksonville and
Tampa are the only cities I have
explored in some detail, but hope |
this information will be of assist
ance as far as it goes.
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ELECTRIC IRONER?
(Fron1 Mrs. P. N. W., Takona Park |
I have an inquiry that I hope /
the RICH readers can give me an 1
opinion on. We are contemplating /
the purchase of an electric ironer
and we are wondering if they are
really time-saver, especially /
when one has children's clothes.
have a little girl of Az years
and little boy of 2 months. Also,
how much more advantageous is
the one with both ends open over
the one with only one end open?
X \ X
PATTERN?
From Mrs. w. c. T., NineUehJ
Does any one know where I
might obtain the Laura Wheeler
pattern 748 for a set of crocheted
doilies entirely of chain stitch?
The beginning small chain circle
is filled with IL loops of about
20 chain stitches each. An adj!
vertisement for this pattern ap-
peared in the Northern Virginia
Daily several years ago. An un-
completed set has been given me. /,
Evening star., 1952-03-03
LEMON BUTTER;
WASHING CHILD'S HAIR.
From Mrs. P. E. Mel,
WdShinqton.)

Thank you for your column.
always take time to read it if
nothing else. Lemon butter-my
mother used to call it lemon
cheese. Two cups sugar, juice of
2 lemons, 2 eggs beaten, 2 ounces
butter. Stir together and put in
deep bowl in pan of hot water. Let
boil l hour.
I rigged up a mirror beside the
bathtub where my child could
watch the hair washing operation,
The frontiersman., 1952-12-24
God Bless Christmas

There are many things from which I might have derived good, by which I have not profited, I dare Say," returned the nephew. Christmas among the rest. But I am sure I have always thought of Christmas time, when it has come around, as good time; a kind, forgiving, charitable, pleas ant time; and, therefore, uncle, though it had never put a scrap of gold or silver in my pocket, I say, God bless it!"-Charles Dick ems, "A Christmas Carol"
The frontiersman., 1952-12-24

The Star of Bethlehem could have been any of these. It could even have been a "new star" or nova which suddenly burst forth with a many-thousand-fold in- crease in brilliance, due to some great stellar catastrophe. These are all explanations of what the star" could have been. Had it been any of the above, it would have been seen by many peoples, and in literature would have been found references to the appearance of the object which attracted at. tention. But nowhere in the litera- ture or in the folklore of any of the peoples noted as astute observers of celestial phenomena do these references exist.
 From this we are forced to con. clude the appearance of the star was a sight given only to the Wise Men to see.
The frontiersman., 1952-12-24
II !l|!E3!S.! 12 3S! 3lanl:lllzIl1

THE STAR" which signaled
 A the First Christmas" may be
 interpreted in many ways. In all such interpretations we must put ourselves as nearly as possible in- to the social and psychological frame of mind of those whom we try to understand. The astronomer knows that through the ages the word star" has been used to in- dicate almost any celestial phe- nomenon. We still speak of fall ing stars" or shooting stars" which we know quite we'll are not stars at all. In more ancient times the comet was called a "hairy star" and was derived from the Latin word coma, meaning hair. The planets were the wandering stars" as opposed to the fixed stars" and from the Greek word for wanderer we derive our word planets
The frontiersman., 1952-12-24
Christmas Game

Snapdragon was favorite Christmas game in England more than 200 years ago; it is still played in modified form in Eng land and America.
 The original game called for a quantity of raisins to be deposited in a large bowl or dish. Brandy or some other spirit was poured over the fruit and ignited. The by- islanders then endeavored to grasp a raisin, by plunging their hands through the flames. A carol, called "The Song of Snapdragon," &C., companied the game.
The frontiersman., 1952-12-24

its grinning jaws-is borne in on a great silver dish, escorted by trumpeters and candle bearers.
 In the olden days there was an appropriate chant, half carol and half ritual, that the gentlemen used to below at the moment the dish troubled the board:
 Tben set do1On tbe stVineyard, Tbe foe to tbe Vineyard,
 Let BHccbns crotUn bis fall.
 Let Ibis b0ar's bead and mustard Stand for pig, goose and custard,
 And SO ye gre VeLcOnre all.
The frontiersman., 1952-12-24
Serving of Bour's Head One of Old Christmas Customs

Of the customs that grew up around the Christmas festival in Merrie England, the serving of the boar's head was one of the most stirring. It endures to this day at Queens college, Oxford, where the 5O-pound tusked head-a lemon in
The frontiersman., 1952-12-24
The Prophecy
Isaiah 9:6

For unto Ns q cbild $ born, unto us z SOP $ gipem: and tbe g0Vernnuent sbGU De NbOn bis sbouLder: and bis name sbaU De called Wonderful Counsellor, tbe mighty God, tbe eVer- lGsting Fatber, tbe Prince of Peace.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
HOUSES FURNISHED

bsmt., fenced yard. TV; SIPS mo
1927 Huntington St, TIE. 7166. Is
S2Is ADAMS MILL RID. NV
bedrms;;. " baths. inclosed porches; |;
on busline; $16O. RA. O935. -5
BEVERLY HILLS. 1907 Alabama ave.,
S156; phone OF. 9O40. -1
GLEN MAR PARK, Mass ave. EXTEND
ed; 3-bedrms.; 2 baths; garage;
avail. immed.; $500 mo. WI. ss47.
--4
1864 81 PL.. N.w.-very small, two.
bedroom, two-story and basement;
6e1dsnea madsrn fgin;sn. REiss house; furnished;
sSs sss.raEf gTHER THnRsdl.'flz L. RiE aysi1.
DE. 0655. OR. 5057. Sc
SEPTEMBER L; comfortably furn.
house: 12 min. from Pent.: N blk.
city bus; 8 bedrms., 2 baths, maids
otrs. and law. 2 hreplaces. rec. rm..
scr porch, incl; rear yd.; Lear at
tach gar Bendix; $500. IA. 2-0730
4O2 PEABODY ST. N.E.-SmaII, two.
story and basement attached bricl
house. Neat. modern, eficient, fur.
nished: SLY 80. Immediately avail.
able. LUTHER L. MILLER, 261O Gar.
AeiV o. u'"' LIZ. oooo' On. DSoI
CHILDREN WELCOME. Six rms. fol
! to 3 mos, S24 week incl. utils
262O r. /. ave. ne. HO. 213s aftel
NEARBY MARYLAND-2 bedrooms
grand piano; cool, shady, fenced
yard; for 8 weeks. WI. 017S. -
n. ARLINGTON, conveniently 10.
Gated. furnished 3-bedrm. brick: ~
baths, liV rm, din rm, kit witt
dishwasher. disposal, refrigerator.
freezer comp; paneled rec. rm.
auto. washer. ironer; screened porch
garage; 6feplaces: attractive. ex.
ceedingly comfortable home; S19(
month. CHI. 9665. -
S111 nth PL., LANGLEY Park, Md
Suburban residential dist, conven
to shopping center. 3 bedrms.. livrm.
kit, dinette and bath. Auto. heat
det. new brick rambler.
NJ. PAUL HANNAH
732 18th st. NV. ME. 400
Evening star., 1952-08-04
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

SILVER SPRNG-New 3-bedroom
brick semidet. homes with full bsmt..
children accepted; SIPS per month.
WooDNooR AGENCY. NC. sH.
5555.
N. II. AVE. AREA---Attrac. dec. 2-bed-
rm. rambler. M. stores and transp.;
sl%o' sRsHME co" 'o' e-osS' @s
THREE -BEDRM. modern house: oE
kit. 8 baths, study, din. rm.. liv.
rm.. screened porch. play rm., 2-car
garage. garden: lease. $236 mo.
Chevy Chase, Nd, call JU. S-3966
or OIL. 0133. Is
ALEXANDRIA--2-bedrm. brick avail
Aug. 10. Ia years old; large closets;
bsmt.: close to shopping, transp.;
SIIO mo. N. S-3607. --5
BEVERLY HILLS. Alex rms. 2
baths; rec. rm.; corner lot: will
redecorate to suit tenant; avail
TSWo TSsS5' 'BaE;DkooMs. L; T Fails lUSi Church AR area.
, eonven. to shopping and bus; avail.
Aug. 10; 3116 mo. FA. 1497. ID
Evening star., 1952-08-04
BUCKINGHAM
THE DANFORD
NORTHEAST

Modern bldg; living rm., bedrm.,
dinette, kit. and bath, back yard;
tenant s,I. furnishes utils;; S69.60; =; !
18th st. NV. Ma. 2690. "A
Evening star., 1952-08-04
FOXHALL VILLAGE

rhis charming home consists Of liy.
dining room opening onto large
screened porch, modern kit: on the
2nd d. there is q master bedroom,
two other bedrooms, modern bath
and lovely screened sleeping porch;
gas heat; beautifully planted level
garden and detached garage; house
in excellent condition throushout.
Priced for immediate sale at S22,-
500. Call Mr.. Poston. MA. $500:
ewes, WO. 1912. BOSS d PHELPS,
INC, 1S7 Z st. NV. -5
Evening star., 1952-08-04

6e5 EMERSON ST. N.E.-Near South
Dakota and sth SITS, 4-yr.-old semi
sesity sassh hs% e0 "a issS essS
N. sii ARIiSGToN. s1isi soss sSth Rp.-
and. bath on 1st a.; u. bath in
bsmt.; storm windows. porch. garage;
lease. Sl65 mo.
ARLINGTON, bedrooms. 8. baths,
0Esfs school, neE r. Ssh WASH
shopping; SI65. GIL. b223. -6
ALEX. AREA-Charming. 2-bedrms..
full bsmt., semidet.; fenced yard
, carpeted stairs. extras; S115. TIE.
BRxND-NEw s-bdrm. all-brick house.
nr. Suitland; lge. nv.-din. I'm. comb.
diversified kit. full bsmt.; S125 per
mo. call 10. s-1seo or AP. o5l4.
N. ARL.. brick e-bedrm.. liv. rm.
with cor. frepl. and bookcases. din.
.sTT.sss:' e. fenced M yard; H;n $40. s 'Sas "a.
NEW iII;.n: ns,pedr8; MOD; a.. srl. sgpsalsv:
Natl; Health Inst. OIL. S439. OR.
BETHESDA-Almost new. 2-bedrm.
white brick; walking dist. NH;
ige fenced rear yd.: avail. immed.; /;
NORTH FORESTvnLE-3 bedroom
house on level lot. conv. to Andrews
Field. For further details call 10.
SMALL MOD. country house. guest
house and stable, on Is aces; z mi
Sill. Spr.; $3.50. JU. S-30S5. -5
2-story, 6 rooms;
near schools. shopping and transp.;
S12b mo. OIL. 1858 -
Evening star., 1952-08-04
SPRING VALLEY

Modern white brick on Fordham I'd.
in this dignified protected residen-
tial community. Center hall plan.
living room with picture window,
pine paneled library, dining room,
kitchen with dining alcove, powder
room, screened porch on first floor.
Master bedroom and two full sized
bedrooms, 2 baths on second floor.
Stairway to third floor finished room
recreation room with bar and fire.
place, two-car garage, half bath
laundry and furnace room. This
house has been maintained in Al
condition throughout. Inspection by
appointment Monday through Friday.
ROBERT M. GRAY, Trustee, Me.
600; ewes. EN-. 5S12.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
GENERAL AND WIFE, no children,
no pets. wish to rent two-bedroom,
large living room, unfurnished house
September ID; must be in excellent
sonSiti9n; Sna9 :,, washingtSn: convenient
MARRIED COUPLE. srown son and
daughter, employed. desire to rent
house in NV section. 3 bedrms.
auto. heat. Up to $120. Excel. refs.
Call DE. Ss49. 6-S pm.
ARMED FORCES urgently need houses
Win sRsfIIsn1s ARMED FoRcEs s' Ho6sfNg Hoos6SgfSsy
OFFICE, Va. and NV. Ii. $4,000.
Ext. 74115; Sc. and ne, 10. q
s10o. ssooo. Ext. E1, sos; ssG, Sc. and Nd, HI,
LARGE HOUSE in Takoma Park,
Hyattsville area. arranged to include
spS sna eD. sps sx1ssn dsssd care e Of DTs
Sept: l. Box 347-C, Star. 4.
desires to rent unfur-
nished house in NV. on or about
Aug, 15; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths: close
to transp. and elementary school.
caMMaAnnR thTEash EEaday,N yZNS Se rI%11v p1 d.s,r.
unfurn. OF partly furn. 2-3-bedrm.
house. sil. Spring. Early Sept. ~.
and family desire to. rent
srss unfurn un houss sooe Gr apt in Rockville
homes needed. We
svs bs Nd ne tfa3R'i t0e e. Tss IN
ais. no delay. For complete rental
service: phone us today. PERRY
HAY COMPANY, 81. 6242. --6
Evening star., 1952-08-04

UPPER 10th ST.
fine home in excellent con-
dition; sound constructions; IL rooms.
z bedrooms, 3 baths, modern kitchen,
breakfast room, 1st-floor lavatory
large living porch faces beautiful
rear garden: 2-car garage; oil h.-w.
heat; many extra features included
in price of $4,000; immediate pos
session. Call Miss Alexander. MA.
$500; eyes,, OR. O9S6. BOSS s.
PHELPS, INC, 1417 K st. NV. -
Evening star., 1952-08-04
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords' applicants waiting
Tor your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets: Wash. Va. White.
FURN. OR UNFURN. APT. wanted by
adult couple; NV. area. EN-. 324O.
ENGLISH SCIENTIST and wife want
turn. apt. early Sept. prefer Conn.
6et Aloemarle and Oh. Ch.; EN-.
REFINED. quiet lady desires unfurn.
enic. apt. in bldg, in good NV loc.,
nr. 10th st. pref; reas. DU. 6s17.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
: Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
BEHE b HALL MOVERS-courteous,
night. LU. 4-3667. %
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. IA. 1887: eyes,, GE. 1416.
MOVING AND HAULING day or
8 til 8. NO. $3.50 after $50. ~S
WILL MOVE | or 2 pieces or house,
Ii. 4-9553 or vi. 5072. IS
A-?-Z MOVERS-24-h -hr. serv.; small
Jobs our specially. Mr. MANGUM,
10. 9-9660 and LU. 4-5475, %
Evening star., 1952-08-04
MAY WE HELP YOU?
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

VARIETY STORE. wen over s1oO. 900
yearly volume; centrally located
thss s This vfEy Is oE Invitation SsfEa
tion 81 appt; only. BRENNER AS
ssNSM1cH' sssHNG1A1TEs' sa6p4. REj 4o.o; Excel, NJ. ,oe..
ton; mixed trades; win sell Tor
win more than return % your % S1o,S0o, 300
Mrst year. The books win prove 1t.
efArERg' 81 raRps. DE- Snlyi 9o,d dRRENNER Asso-
HAVE YOU 'I; ever considered going
into. business for yourself and be-
coming an independent part Of the
susndSs y hs You TSss ssS the
the QUALIFICATIONS, it may mean
the. greatest opportunity of your
lifetime. We must warn you that
the requirements are high. Call MA.
tn4a Gl9 tor appointment to take apti-
RETAIL MiLLwoRK-Nine acres of
ground; gross sales exceed $500, 900.
14.3es profit. 1851. Building and
e9ulp; nearly new. Call JA. 7-2719.
Lh0u0R Is s2c..s STORE; y EoG. nT. location sales
term ieas. available: r.conditioned Sssx ISned
for immediate sale: BOX s5-B. Star.
GASOLINE STATION plus trailer
business for sale. Cali CO., s60S.
REFRIGERATION SHOP for sale:
Equipment, stock, lease; or man 10
operate business. GE. 0607 after
cSLoRED TOURIST couRr-Rt.o 1,
house; lge. income; $45, ZOO. sio.-
GROCERY, ISS f4Hn' VIENNA, VIZ Nris,os oyA.-Ad,. new
:soet only. s.. 800; e oppoStu1its ri sHs' do e
oGE 70 ~t oraEs ialss BUS Business Interest.
nearby va, ABC license. Doine
81 ,4oo weekly. Call after $50 2 m.
sERv. fR ss7Sls' sTH.. nearby Va; do,ne s. GOOD
bus; mod. nod rent. . GOOD E lease; SG 81, ,6So. 60oo
FOR RENTMDry ENN1T1a; eleanins a 'Tii piant and
Apply HENRY r. BERGER, Attorney,
SELF kIfs ssERvicE { Nj r. LAUNDRY in Be.
thesda; Fl Bendix washing ma
chimes. 8 Ace gas dryers. 2 Book
extractors and water softeners: good
lease; 1OO-car parking lot in rear
Of store; good opportunity for right
party. Can WI. 1927. 10
2 AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN fol
new and used sales, for large PRO
gressive Ford dealer. Must hay,
experience In selling, not necessaril!
automobile. Must furnish good refs
and must want permanent employ
ment. See Mr.. Mcdonald. used cal
manager. or MEi Rhodes, gensTs
3040 and 305l NJ st. NV. =
lGROC.-Meats, fruits, veg. Owner
| Will sac. for quick sale; avg. wkly
bus, $500. Long lease. small rent
| est. As yrs. pres. owner s yrs. Ont
| lge.. one small bedrm., bath, End a.
| store. stockroom. kitchen, Gear ga.
rage. LIST a.; gas heat; no exper. nee
| No beer. Cash or terms. Call ] Il
I pm. Ii. 6-6241. l0s
SO. ARLINGTON take home food serv'
ice: living quarters: adaptable tt
4 restaurant or tea room. Ample park
ing. Box 370-C, Star. 81
DRY CLEANING PLANT, IL stores
sale at = its actual value; small
down payment and very easy term.
| to reliable party: chance Of q life.
| time. Box 373-C. Star. 6s
Evening star., 1952-08-04
CLEVELAND PARK

Owner has moved and this
home must be sold, though
priced at $22,950, he wants an
offer. Here Is q chance to buy
q lot of good Evable space in
q grand neighborhood.
Semidet. home with liv. rm.
19x24 which will hold your
piano, din. rm. with fireplace,
great big kit. with dishwasher,.
disposal and plenty room for
table and chairs: end a. has 3
good-sized bedrms. and tiled
bath; attic.
Rec. rm.. 19x24, with bar and
Law. In bsmt. Small rear yard
that can be fenced in for
privacy.
Just on Wis. ave. with
transp.. stores, schools,
churches, at hand. Call MIR.
POOLE, WO. 1891.
DRURY REALTY CORE, MI. 1000
Evening star., 1952-08-04
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PIX,
large 2-bedroom. 2-bath apt. in
eluding foyer, 23-ft. living room
(excellent view), full dining room
and kitchen. This apartment is well
layed out and in good condition.
The building was built as . CO..
operative and has no mortgage. The
location is Ia blocks from extensive
shopping and transportation. An
excellent value at $15,95O with =
cash. Please call Mr.. Gavin with
H. @. SMITHY COMPANY. ST. 1900;
SPACIOUS 1-BEDROoM corner apt.
with view: L block from Conn. ave. !;
large modern. elec. kitchen; separate
dining room. handsome living room
and 20-ft bedroom; also building af-
fords one Of the most scenic roof
decks in the city; price. S12,75O,
with ls cash. Please call Mr.. Gavin,
with H. G.. SMITHY CO.. ST. 1900:
residence, MI. 1904.
COLORED. 1924 18th ST. NV
Why rent when you can own your
own Groom, kitchen, bath and sun
porch apartment; 8 rooms and g
bath apartment in this modern g
story freproof building. The down
payments are reasonable and
monthly terms like rent. For details
and appointment to inspect, call the
once OF A. M. DRAISNER. Ma. S036,
lO25 Vermont ave. NV. Open daily
TIL q. Sunday. IL to 8. -
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ARLINGTON

927 18th st. NV. ST. 2688
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IN The HEART OF
GEORGETOWN
MASON HALL

1420 Mt. Vernon Memorial H,yo
Alexandria. Virginia
New and lovely MASON HALL over.
looks the beautiful Potomac only {
short minutes from downtown
washington.
Emciency AptS.
1-Bedroom Apis.
2-Bedroom Apts.
Some furnished units available
decorated and furnished by Johr
Wannamaker Of New York. Elevator
service.
Carpeted halls. Free parking.
Desk service. Bus service.
Master TV Ant Sun decks.
Automatic laundry. Kitchen fana
Attractive lobby. Utilities furn.
Cow. to shopping. dining. theater
Rental Once on Premises.
Daily and Sunday. Q A.M.-10 PM.
TELEPHONE OVERLOOK 27oA
Evening star., 1952-08-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, $20,950-Fine quality
white DIRK. and stone home with slate
roof; 8 rms. bath: .attrac.. garage:
screened porch; full bsmt.; lge. level
dsnssa tnslSsed rear yard , beautiful resi-
r PRAK Sno'ss s.
DI. 1411; eyes,. call WI. 4S34. --4
BETHESDA - $4,000. Immaculate
white-brick bungalow, containing
nice rooms. incl. 2 excel. bedrms.
and beautiful modern colored tile
bath: Lovely yard with shade trees.
good value and well financed. W.
B. WRIGHT, EN-. $500.
BETHESDA ~ $16,50O. Out where
there are excel. lots and permanent
kit. 2 bedrms. and bath on 1st
SECOND floor room ideal for children.
EI rr.d osmt; ds saTase WI e49 Owner sTes trans
o557. ALLIED REALTY corr.
BRADLEY BLVD, BETHESDA-No
liner residential section. Lovely
white brick home, den or bedrm. and
bath on 1st. Three bedrms. and bath
/, on End. Many. many extras. GER
tain dignity and charm that makes
S3o,500 seem low. Compare! WI;
RHAiTY REAL. Corr. -''
perfect cond. and located bet. 2 ex-
eel. grade schools, this 6-rm. det.
brick home is wonderful buy; and
includes 3 nice bedrms. and 2 tiled
baths, on the 2nd a.. stairs to full
attic; nicely Handicapped lot; oil
h.-w.h. Unusually good financing.
w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 5000.
MD.--Eour lovely s.
bedrm. brick ramblers, Just being
completed, two corners; $16,20O;
down payment required. $1,000; 2
ment required. $3.50; both Az a.
nancing; liv. rm. with hrepl., din:
rm.. fun bsmt.; nr. schools: beautiful
lots. Call ROSENFELD REALTY
for appt.. DE. 7120. until $50 pm i
WHiEATfOSiN-s2s. 500. Unusually lge.
and comfortable older home. Liv.
rm. 1890, 3 bedrms. and bath FIRST
hoor, 2 bedrms. and bath second.
Lot 75x400. Rare Opportunity WI.
S642, Ewes; WI. 5661. ALLIED
By OWNER-Four bedrms.. 2 baths,
al 1brick. full bsmt.; $1S.900 or best
offer. Near Four Corners. No.
agents. Sligo 1888. IS
So, 900 DOWN-Brick rambler I'M
Wheaton: 3 bedrms.. gas heat. less
than 2 yrs. old. fenced yard. Barr
isin. ssGs sIs $50. 81 can 15ss MFi Cody. S.y
PECK co. Real state.
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SHEPHERD PARK

Ideal family home with 2
bedrooms and 9 baths; large
fenced yards; Just redecorated;
walking distance of school,
shopping and transportation.
CALL MRS. NELL, WI. O772
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
.ealtorS Uptown ONO
60S Wisconsin Ave. NV. OR. 671
Evening star., 1952-08-04
HOUSES TO SHARE

MASTER BEDROOM, share modern
home; crosstown busline: wlite
neighborhood; infant accepted. I'D.
1915. A.
BACHELOR REQUIRED, c. q. oficers
desire to share house vic. Chevy
Chase. D. G.; sgl. bedrms., Ny. rm..
din. rm.. kit, sun porch. TV, etc.
WI. 3014. 5 to 8 pm. -6
TWO GIRLS WILL SHARE with 2
other girls charming old Alexandria
house and garden. Call OV. 0723
after 6:30 pm. 10
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RAMBLER

Chevy Chase. gorgeous home: soft.
hv.. rm., din. rm.. bedrms., 2
baths, dishwasher. disposal, washer;
bus. schools. MRS. CLYDE c, DUN
NINGTON, WI. 1885, OR. $3.50. "A
GEORGETOWN
Charming z rooms with garden at
$240; acpt. monthly or year lease.
STORY & CO., week end OR. 5214.
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$500 CASH

9I ,JUU CASH
This nice spacious home is yours for
rm., large equip. kit, Q nice size
bedrms. with sliding door closets,
finished stairway to large expansible
attic, situated on double corner lot,
near public health service. Monty
payments between $95-$100 incl.
principal, interest. taxes and insur-
ance. For further information call
Mr.. King. RE. $3.50; eyes,, SH. 0497
Colonial Investment Co.
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BRICK RAMBLER
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
EVERY EVE. TIL SOLD
4 BEDRMS. 3H BATHS

lO3 E. INDIAN SPRING DIR.
Silver Spring, Md.-Corner
det. brick. 4 yrs. old; actual
cost to owner, over S46.00U.
First a.. liv. rm., .lge. din. rm..
powder rm.. very lge. elec. kit;
bsmt.. rec. rm.. oil h:-w.h
maids rm. with bath in bsmt,;
new washer and drier; 2nd a.,
4 bedrmsA 2 baths, glass
shower doors, Wall-to-wall car
peting: disappearing stairway
to attic; awnings and storm
windows, flagStone patio,
screened side porch; one-car
gar; fenced around yard;
house Just completely reno
waited. Priced much below cost.
Directions: Out Ga. ave. to
Colesville pike. east on Coles
vile to Franklin. right on
Franklin to Seminole. left on
Seminole to house. HARRY
DREISEN. 616 Bond Bldg,
Ma. 7772; eyes,, SH. 1922.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.

COLORED-13OO BLOCK OF 4TH
ST. S.W.--First commercial. Price,
$7,950 with $3.50 down. Small row
brick in new-house condition. For
21O0: ewes. CO. 1854. AVON
SHOCKEY, Realtor. a
Evening star., 1952-08-04
5000 I4th ST; NV.

Larse store. suitable for any fine
business; 1909 location. sun, RA.
42S4, GE. e206; weekdays, DU.
$50. -