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Evening star., 1952-07-02
Daughters Elect

Mrs. Ethel Duke Barrows has
been elected regent of the Lieut..
Thomas Wyatt Wheeler Chapter
National Society of the Daughters
of the Union 1861-1865, Inc.
Other newly elected officers in
clude: Mrs. Ellworth E. Clark,
first vice regent; Mrs. Carey r.
Witham, second vice regent: Mrs.
William H. Meyers, third vice re-
gent; Miss Clara Manderscheid
recording secretary: Mrs. Samuel
B. Woodbridge. corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. Donald M. Saunders
treasurer; Mrs. Augustus O
Thomas, chaplain: Miss Mary c
Oursler, historian; Miss Irene
Pistorio, registrar and Mrs. j
Emmett Sebree, Mrs. Virginis
Heckert Lambert and Mrs. Charlie!
w. Kutz, directors.
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Nurses Aides
Needed by
RedCross
ANTDOTE FOR HOUSEWIFE

ANTDOTE FOR HOUSEWIFE
SUMMER DOLDRUMS-n you've
been wondering what to do with
the added hours on your hands
during summers lessened house.
hold chores. why not prepare your
self for stimulating service next
fall and winter. service that will
be gratifying to you as well as
helpful to those hospitalized? :?
Washington's hospitals need more
Red Cross nurses aides than cur
rent rosters can provide. A new
class to train daytime nurses aides
will begin July Z at George Wash
|ington University Hospital. Ad-
vance interview appointments at
the earliest moment are urgently
requested. The number to call is
Republic $500. extension 371.
Class sessions will begin at $3.50
am. and will be held every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday
through August IL. Mrs. Juanita
Belanger, a supervisor at the hos
lpital, will be instructor. Women
between the ages Of 18 and IS are
eligible to be trained.
Evening star., 1952-07-02

cost Of food lost by this penny
wise economy" may far exceed
the cost Of proper packaging ma
terials. =. After you've used your
automatic washer to tint clothing.
be sure you clean the washer
thoroughly to prevent the STAIN
ing Of later loads. Use hot water,
with a cup of bleach and a cup
of soap or detergent and put the
washer through a f1ve-minute
wash cycle. Then wipe out the
washbasket with q damp cloth
and wipe out the lower tub (after
removing lid and activator).. -.
Don't forget that ice cube trays
can pick up odors. and this in
turn can affect the flavor of the
cubes. Each third or fourth time
you empty the tray, sprinkle q
little soda in 1t, and add warm
water. Swish it around, then
rinse Sell. Refill, and be sure
ice cubes will be sweet and flavor
less. .. We're coming into another
canning season when more women
will be doing home canning to
save on food bills. Steam pres
sure canning submits the food to
240 degree F. temperature at 10
pounds pressure which is suffi-
cient to penetrate the spore OF
the hard shell of the spore bac-
terra. and is destroyed at that
temperature. Bacteria cannot be
killed at 212 degrees F. It re-
quires the higher temperature
That Is why the ordinary hot
water bath is not safe or secure
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Treasure
Chests

IL medium sized hard rolls.
/ pound ground cooked ham.
70 cup quick rolled oats. un-
cooked.
u teaspoon pepper.
/ teaspoon dry mustard.
"a cup milk.
2 eggs, beaten.
Cut off the top Of each hard
roll and hollow out the inside
to make a shell. Combine all
other ingredients for meat filling
thoroughly. Pat small quantity
'of the meat mixture into each
hard roll, filling until a slightly
rounded top is achieved. Bake
in a moderate oven $3.50 degree F.
25 to 80 minutes.
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situation the reports say It will
be about another ten days before
we can sink our teeth into home
grown corn. Our present supply
continues to come from the Caro-
linas. Homegrown tomatoes, how
ever, are beginning to show up
in good quantities. Here's a vege-
table made to order for hot
weather meals no cooking . {.
they're good just as is.
Home Coming Bulletins
When the smoke clears away
after the Fourth it will be time
to put your mind on those fruits
and vegetables ripening in the
garden. Valuable advice is offered
in three publications on food
preservation issued by the United
States Department of Agriculture.
Single copies of Home Freezing
of Fruits and Vegetables" Home
Made Jellies, Jams and Preserves
and Home Canning of Fruits and
Vegetables" are available by writ
ing to the Office Of Information.
United States Department of
Agriculture. Washington Is. D. c.
Here and There:
One reason this country is con-
suming more food is that the
United States population has
climbed about Is per cent in the
last decade. This 20-million-per-
son increase means that we have
added to our dinner tables as
many people as the combined pop
ulations of New Jersey. Delaware,
Maryland. Virginia, West Virginia,
North and South Carolina. More
over, all of us are eating about 13
per cent more than in prewar
years. Homemakers sometimes
hesitate to buy proper freezing
wrapping materials because OF
cost, preferring to use ordinary
wax paper, butcher paper or reg
ular ice cream cartons. These
materials do not give adequate
protection against food deteriora-
ton for food stored longer than
two weeks, the experts say. The
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Opti-Mrs. Install

Newly elected officers of the
Washington Opti-Mrs. Club are:
Mrs. Hal Hellikson, president:
Mrs. Winfield B. Martindill, first
vice president; Mrs. Joseph Muir
ply. second vice president; Mrs.
Lee A. Woods, recording secretary;
Mrs. John w. Doonan, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Lillian T.
Mooreland, treasurer: Mrs. David
McWilliams, historian; Mrs. Lewis
Carl, pariamentarian and Mrs.
Raymond Catlin, sergeant-at-
arms,
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Report to the
Honennuker:
Peaches
Publications on
Food Preservation:
Summer Citrus
By Violet Foulkner

Whatever your plans for the
week end. it's a ten-to-one bet
you'll be having q picnic come
the Fourth Of July. It seems to-
be traditional!
When you make up your shop
ping list to carry over the holiday
be sure to jot down the foods that
won't require long hours Of prep
aration. Recipes that say bake
4S minutes in q hot oven" are
not for this weather.
Fresh fruits and vegetables
from nearby farms and Distant
points will provide plenty of
choice and variety for cool menus.
On the fruit side, cantaloupes and
watermelon are reasonable buys.
What would a Fourth be without
a big wedge Of ice cold water
melon, I'd like to know. And
don't forget that when the rosy
red flesh Of the melon Is eaten,
those green rindS make wonder
full pickles for next winter. Nice
Christmas remembrances If you
can make yourself think that far
ahead.
Peaches Aheod
Word just came in as I was
tipping this report that the prod
uce people expect a heavy supply
of peaches in the Washington
area next week end that isl
July 10, II, IL. The trees got al
little mixed up this season and
many crops are maturing at the
same time. Peach shipments from
the Southern States as well as|
California will be overlapping. Al
peach cobbler, golden Of crust.
rich and juicy underneath, is al
tried-and-true favorite, but If youl
would go modern in the Conti-
mental manner. serve your peaches
this simple but chic way: Blend u
cup of white wine with an equal
amount Of honey. Pour over 81
cups of peeled and sliced peaches
and chill at least an hour before
serving.
While you're waiting for that
peach bonanza to show up there is
an excellent choice Of small ber-
ries to fill the gap >. Strawberries,
black and red raspberries, black
berries and blues. The strawberry
crop will dwindle shortly after the
first Of the month, so get yours
while they last.
Summer Citrus
Those citrus juices that helped
Danish colds last winter are just
as good now for cool, refreshingl
drinks. Put in q good stock Of
both canned and frozen citrus for
the week end when the demand
for cool beverages will be heavy.
Incidentally, citrus products
which include canned and frozen
lemon Juice, lemonade mix,
orange concentrate, canned
grapefruit segments and yariousI
NoAAAACA J04NCo G4C 4OO0 11Cdu~
liners" for the week. Canned and
frozen peas appear on the same
list. You may be interested to|
know that more green peas pass
from the can and the frozen
package to the dinner plate than
any other vegetable with the ex-
ception Of tomatoes. If you at
tend many public luncheons you
can readily believe this, can't you?
Sometimes We think they overdo a
good thing.
Cobboge Good Buy
Cabbage is on the list of good
buys" this week, too. Heavy sup
plies Of the new green heads are
coming in from nearby farms in
Maryland and New Jersey, as we'll
as some from the New England
States. The present abundance
can be attributed to another over
tapping Of crops.
Checking on the Sueat rny,,
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HOUSES FOR sALs-MD.
iolS 81 y: 2issssH iNssossYHEss pRISSS iSEiS

Well cared for white brick home in
attractive neighborhood; z rms, 2N
baths, large walk-in cedar closet,
ultra modern, sunshine kit. with
dishwasher and garbase disposal;
gas furnace; storm sash and screens
throughout: utility rm. has Bendix
head storage rm.; bus stop at corner;
within walking distance of schools,
churches and Silver Spring shopping
centers. To inspect: Out Ga. ave.
or 18th ct. to Colesviile rd., turn
right to N. Noyes drive, then left
THOs. E. FARRELL CO., Realtors.
~ 10th st. NV. Ma. 0765;' ewes,
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA BETHEsDA-several
hrana-sff7T from sf75oo. Suas2 s2.5oo 0ss' cash. down
payment viii buy; new neighbor-
isS.o n9od nsas RANS Ssaatifq pH1nps nfT sFSaf wI
BETHEsDx BARGAiNEBeautifu big
all-brick Colonial with slate. roof.
In choice location; 6 rooms. g bed
rooms). tile bath. 1st-fi. lavatory;
lovely paneled recreation room with
dishwasher; nice wooded lot. with
large inclosed rear yard; very liberal
terms; priced for quick sale. FRANK
S; PHILLIPS. D1. 1411; eyes,. call
BETHEs5k-An Ef tsSa unusually attractive tract
porch; Te Level VspfHt:' lot: in a icon convenient
neighborhood; reasonable price and
terms. Call ME. 1143 until 8 pm.
BETMEEsbE MEssbEY bTsGleA B9SsANAAih AisDe luxe
brick rambler with picture window
basement; large wooded corner. lot
near Kenwood. golf course; 3 bed
rms, .2M baths. 2 fireplaces; ex-
gsndable te 5 bedrms;' 2 baths. tor
fa.2EDi Framing, 1d GE Be LUXE gSaI Kitchen and nd
other extras; liv. rm., picture win
dows In rear for privacy; new ele-
mentary school across road. S2S, 700.
price reduced for quick sale. Com
asiiHss srsdfey bInd se mi from a1Ve wis
ave. 4. ". BRANDT. Builder. OIL:
BETHESDA - Gracious, practically
new brick Cape Cod in the desirable
Brids' s ostSs slys sssa Screened Spas porsb rs f
bsmt. Excel: terms. Ss4. $50. EARL
T: WRIGHT. WI. 5000; eve., OIL.
BiETHEsDA's SUPER RAMBLER -
Magnifcent home Of contemporary
piece Of fine construction; 4 acre
Of beautiful wooded land, in one
OF our most exclusive and highly
. restricted suburban communities.
Includes q beamed-ceiling: studio
paneled in mahogany and with fire.
place; separate din. rm., powder room
on hallway. large .all-electric dream
kit. with every .fine-quality labor
saving device imaginable and coy
sSfeGa1fast SeGronss nook; s0s 9 real TWIN,sLzE
eolored the baths; fun basement
includes immense clubroom plus 9
more completely finished rooms and
full path; 2-car built-in garage.
The last word in. fine heating. with
tenn In = beautiful section Of
comparable homes. Only q thor
ough inspection can possibly reveal
the true quality, size and elegance
At S53.5Oo. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
D1. t411. Ewes, call 81. 1856.
|BETHEsDA-By owner, newly decor.
2.story brk... mr.. schools. transp..
shopping; 3 bedrms., 2 baths. den.
suit. for. use as bedrm.. recr. rm.,
kit. with dining space. .screenec
ss1S sooas fansasnaasnniE as@nasn ian.. salue 1S
InETHESDA-Fine quality white hrk
| and stones slate roof; rms, till
bath, fun hsmt.. garage. screened
porch; nice level lot. BEST OFFER
7OO7. Ewes. call o.. 67O9. LA
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HOUSES sALE-s.e. tcont. J
GLASSMANOR
ONLY 5000

Down buys a new all
brick, 3-bedrm. home,
with full bsmt., in beau
tiful Glassmanor, just 2
blocks over the D. C.
line on S. Capitol st.
VA 40 25-yr. loan. Full
price, $1,000. Monthly
payment, $71.50, incl.
principal, interest, taxes
and insurance. Also at
tractive terms to non
veteran. Plastered and
painted walls, equipped
kitchen, gas &C. heat;
large, fully sodded lot;
all city utilities. Open
daily, Z am. to 4::30 pm.
Open Sundays, 10 til 5.
To reach: Out s. Capitol st. 2 blks.
past D. c. line to Audrey lane. turn
left to sales ONCE at 2b1 Audrey
The Stanbern Constr. Co.
10. 3-8686 10. 3-8106
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COLORED
3718 18th ST. NE.

TITO VII y =. N.G.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6
lovely det. 2-story brick: lge. liv
rm. with firepl.. full-size din. rm.
knotty-pine den. lge. fully equipped
kit. 3 Ice. bedrms.. 3 baths. full
cellar with Law. laund. trays anc
Bendix washer; Venetian blinds
comb. storm windows, gas a.-c
heat. Attached garage with over.
head doors. Property in excel. cond
Must be seen to be appreciated
Price, $4,000. FREDERICK A
BLUMER CO., 6l7 Pa. ave. s.e.
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V4 ,OVU O0VN
COLORED
4.yr;-old e-rm; home. priced for
Located In beautiful sc. area. Ex-
cellent transportation. First time
offered. Call CO. 2172 for inspec-
IL" Sunday.
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
DU. U7O7 Exclusive Agent
1902 N. j. Ave. NV. IA
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD

WATERFRONT residence, Talbot Co,
Md. owners offer Groom, 2-bath
white clapboard Colonial. First
floor: Large living room with fire.
place. pine-paneled dining room or
library, pine-paneled modern kitchen
with dining space. bath. utility
rooms and bath. ample closets. At
tached garage One acre. land
scaped, ornamental .shrubbery. trees
and fruit. Beautiful view. Deep
tvs @t1wster aSihorfse iSs t%n.H;0 on PROTECTED as1
miles to Easton. S25. 900. Principals
only, Write p. o. Box 51S. Easton.
Nd. or phone Easton 1888. 494 OF
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613 MIDLAND RID.

Assume $1,000, 40 25-yr. loan.
California rambler located in ex-
elusive Paint Branch Farms on Ia
rm. with f.p.. sep. din. rm.. de luxe
equip. kit, 2 huge bedrms., tiled
bath, bsmt., carport. Drive out
Colesville road / block past Esso
station in Colesville to Midland
road, right to house
Evening star., 1952-10-12
1901 SINGLETON
OPEN SUNDAY, 1913

STANLEY PEARSON, Realtol
1915 Georgia Ave-. Silver Spring, Nc
BETHESDA RAMBLER
OPEN, 2-5-93OI EWING DRIVE
Attractive corner brick; 27h-ft. liy
rm; tfireplace). lge. kit, 8 bedrms.
baths. full bsmt.. gas heat; jus
completed. see today. Out Ok
Georgetown mi, left on Beach t.
Anniston TO home. Ewes. OIL. 119S
Observation-Disclosures Ave
2:-story detached brick; 3 bedrms.
path. screened porch. full bsmt.
Pr;S. P;,w; gas S1o ds:;6 n; garage. large yard
S. A. YOUNG co.
017 18th st. NV, MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
COIORED

1900 Blk. Shepherd st.. NE.
2-story semidet. brick; liv. rm. with
hrepl., din. rm., kit. and 3 bed
rms. bath. lge. screened porch on
1st d. with awnings. LGe. porch on
End q. Oil h.-w.h. Lge. cellar with
Law. and laund. facilities. Attached
garage. Property in excel. cond.
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO., 617
Pa. ave. S.e., FIR. 1888 Ia
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BETHESDA AREA

33O7 W. Coquelin Ter.
Assume lge. 40 1st trust. owner
will consider low down payment and
2nd trust. Beautiful 2-bedrm., ..
bath brick rambler. lse. paneled den.
huge liy. rm. with Up, lge. equip.
sit;, siti with tn din; @ space. stair to stcraes
lot. To reach: Out Conn. ave. to
East-West hwy, right to Jones Mil
road, left to Coouelin ter. left to
Evening star., 1952-10-12

LOVELY CAPE COD HOME with apt.
on end A.. S17.S50. Attached ga
rage, side porch, liv.' rm. with fire-
place, din. rm.. modern kit. with
elec. dishwasher:- 2 bedrms. and
bath on lst A.; fun bsmt, with y !.
and bath. Open sun. IL til 8 pm.
Out N. H. ave. to Sligo
pkwy., left on parkway to Maple
ave, right / block to S003 Maple
ave-. Takoma Park. or out piney
Branch I'd. to Flower ave-. turn
TTish, 70 Mspleyoosd Cd ave. ave ri. right t,.p, 9I
to BAINuM REAL ESTATE. Open
sign. JU: $1,000 or Sun. pm.
call Oh. 1870.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
123 IYNMO0R DIR

Desirable 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
lge., liv. rm. with ftp. and din. ell,
EQUIP. kit, 8 spacious bedrms., tiled
bath, full bsmt., Handicapped lot:
located in beautiful section Of Wood
moor, cony: to public AND parochial
reach: Out Colesville road (past
Four Corners) to Lorraine ave-. bear
right to Pierce dr., left to East.
moor, right on Eastmoor about Q
blocks and bear left to Lynmoor
DIR. to 1913. ....
Evening star., 1952-10-12
COLORED-TRINIDAD

CUIURED-TR
1921 HOLBROOK ST. NE.
OPEN SUN. TO PM.
Brick: 5 spacious rooms, bath, full
bsmt.. gas h.-w.h., cement front
porch; nice yards; clean. Priced for
quick sale; moderate down payment
terms
T. r. SIMS REALTY CO.
DE. 1905 Ewes. RA. .5541
Evening star., 1952-10-12
$22,950
BURNT MILLS
VILLAGE
OPEN SAT.-SUN

l + M. ILL OA1th
Directions: Out Colesville rd., mile
past Four Corners to Northwest dr.s
left to 437 and open sign. 49,.
Beautiful brick rambler with
3 bedrms., 21a baths, and
more closets than you have
seen heretofore. The fol-
lowing features are in
cluded: Aluminium windows
with tile sills, Dashboard,
h. w. h., ModernFo oldoors,
and fireplace in bSmt. There
are breakfast nook, util. rm.,
breezeway and gar. This is
a very large home, 81 IT. 6
in. long, on "a acre OF
ground, in an exclusive
neighborhood. Robert E.
Heater, Agent. Call Mr..
Coleman, SH. 0021.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
COLORED

TWO FINE PROPEEIIES
With spacious liv.rm.. din. rm.. Kit.
pine rec. rm., q. W h, garage, con-
crete front pch.: lSe. yds. IDEAL
FOR PROFESSIONALS. For appt.
and details. call VI. 1904, Ii. 7-4279.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
BETHEsDH-cHEvY CHASE
OPPORTUNITIES

OPPORTUNITIES
THAT ONLY COME ONCE
HOMES BELOW OPEN TODAY, 1-6
$24,5
4s22 MONTGOMERY. LANE
A very convenient location. Lge.
older home. bedrms., baths,
den, bsmt., and garage. Liv. rm.,
25 It. long. Turn left on Wisconsin
at Bethesda Post once At Mont.
gomery lane. WI. 5661.
$25,500
AT $500 CEDAR PARKWAY
block above D. C. line between
Wisconsin and Conn. Excel. brick:
Bedrm. or den and bath on LIST. 3
bedrms., l bath on Ind. Bsmt.
Corner lot. Best terms in town.
Cross Western ID. C.. line) between
Wis. ave. and Conn. ave: Go north
1 block on Cedar Parkway. WI
$22,950
AT b1OS KEOKUK
Excel. close-in section near d. e:
$-bedrm. brick, Q story. Features
powder rm.. lge. lot. Left on Vest
ern ave. from River I'd. to PARK.
right to Keokuk and home. AP.
Allied GiiH REALTY CORP, WI. 6e4e.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
1O001 BROOKMOOR DIR.

Brick Colonial home; 2 twin-sized
bedrms., paneled den. Ia baths, Nv.
rm; with f.p.. din. rm;, KIT; with
bsmt. with outside entr. Located on
beautiful N-acre Handicapped lot. To
reach: Out Colesville road to Old
Bladenshurg road (Four Corners)s
right to st. Lawrence. left to Brook.
y,aOor dr riUht - hoiysa
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1904 WALDEN RID.

custom-built brick Co
lonial home. Lge. liv. rm. with f.p..
step-up dins room, kit. with family.
size din. space, three lge. bsdrms., :,
tiled bath. full bsmt. with .av; and
shoppne SS6S1es enI and trsnsp Level snd
scaped lot. To reach: Out Piney
Branch road to Flower ave, left
to Plymouth, right to Walden, left
to house.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
BETHESDA

z1b Il n VIO I II IEfLhACE
Brick rambler, 3 bedrms., large liv.
rm. with firepl., separate din. rm.,
all-electric kit. with din. space.
expandable End floor with bathroom
room: situated on large level lot,
75x150. In this lovely community
OF houses, close to transp. To
reach. Left on Old GEORGETOWN I'd.
on Wisconsin ave. about miles
70 Beech st., left on Beech to Sin
gieton drive. left on Singleton to
Evening star., 1952-10-12

SILVER sPRING-FoREsT GLEN
AREA
First Offering. One blk. from .Catho-
lie church and school; three-bedrm.
2-story brick Colonial; 3h yrs. old :
large lot, quiet street; S16,950.
moderate cash payment considered
Shown by appointment only. Call
ST. 5311 or evenings, OIL. 1921.
Evening star., 1952-10-12

COLORED-POSSESS
1400 BLOCK F ST. NE.
Blk rooms. brick, bath, full basement,
front entrance; gas h.-w.h. This
house is in excellent condition and
very clean. Priced right, Reas. down
payment.
T. R. SIMS REALTY
DE. 1905 Ewes, RA. b541
Evening star., 1952-10-12
A. A. CAROZZA
24l2 Minnesota Ave. Sc. LU. 4-oo4
TO INSPECT

TO INSPECT
5 desirable brick ramblers Just conf
pleted. and each one different, drive
out. to Hillcrest Heights, washing
tons best located suburb. Is Minis
to Census Bureau. Andrews Air Base,
Boiling Field and Naval Research
Adjac. to large new shopping CEN
ter and S650.O0O school and
churches; Each rambler. has 3 bed.
kitchens. 1K2 baths. Separ. din. rm.
nice lots with trees. These are tht
last of 30 ramblers, that the public
has admired. To reach: Driy,
past the new shopping center, ther
lett ! block. then right bloch
Sunday / It'll dark.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
5000 VALLEY RD.

A beautiful custom-built home with
!ge. reception hall and o spacious
nv. rm. with interesting firepl. and
random width floors; din. area; q
house-beautiful kind Of kit. with ige.
din. space and with the finest OF
baths complete the 1st floor. An
unusually attrac. recreation rm.
with powder rm. leads into the
garden. To reach: Out Bradley blvd.
to Ridge .rd. and right TO house. For
information at other times please
Evening star., 1952-10-12
HOUSES FOR sAlE-s.E
I OPEN SUNDAY, 2-8
TOWN BRICK-S13 $50

OPEN SUNDAY. 2-6
TOWN BRICK-$13,650
300 Southern. ave, mr..
Boiling Field. A lovely 6-rm.
home, with 3 bedrms.. semide-
tach. on corner; divided bsmt,,
storm windows, Ven. blinds.
fenced yard; new electric f1x-
lures, DishmaSter; GI loan:
/ blk. to stores and bus; own
er leaving. Be lucky-be first!
ALABAMA AVE. Sc. to 23rd st.. "a
into 23rd 2 blks. to open sikn.
HARRY L. GODDARD. OIL. 1922.
OPEN 2 TIL 5
1885 Dexter Teri. on Nichols ave.
s,s;-S rms rms: hrick; kr tTaIry sxsel; Gong 11
HEART OF HILLCREST
Open 2-6. 371c Bangor st. Sc
hall entr., 15x22 liv. rm. with fire-
pl., family sized din. rm.. kit. with
breakfast nook. lge. bedrm.. and
and bath. I'd foor. Full bsmt. with
15x30 plasterec recr. rm.. with fire.
pl.. shower hath. 2-car brick earage.
sifnstieS: fs; sS. Jo' n s-ai1o?9 o9ms sves'. L..
Puffenberger g. Moore Inc.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
EILAND BROTHERS
COLORED

Woodbridge e-Brookland Area
Mr. Monastery. This lovely semi-de-
tach. tapestry brk. arranged in
apis, consisting of s rms, incl.
complete kits. in addition to 2
baths. heated bsmt. gas h.-w.h.. 9
car gar, cow. to transp. and Lucy
Stowe school. Priced reasonable with
substantial dn. pymt. For appt. to
insp. call Mr.. Curling with R. G.
DUNNE. HO. 070O; ewes. and SUM-.
Ia 6-7T6S
Evening star., 1952-10-12
IL. "A. Nk2IGNILAA
AZ Minnesota ave. Sc. LU. 4-OO4'

RAMBLER
$21 $50
New. full bsmt. with u bath, lge.
liv. rrn. with fireplace, big dining
ell, all-elec. 0E kit, 8 nice bedrms.
and bath. gas heat. level lot, is min.
A. A. CAROZZA
2412 Minnesota ave. &c. LU. z-0O4c
Evening star., 1952-10-12
COLORED

Brookland-W Woodbridge Area
A-bedrm. brk., semi-detach. with re.
ception hall, lge. liv. rm. with frpl.
spacious din. rm., finished sun rm
car gar, exc. cond. throughout. Nr
Lucy Slowe school and monastery
Priced to sell today; for appt. t
tnsp. call MI. Curling with R. g
puNNE: Ho. 0700; ewes. and sun.
LA R-77R2
Evening star., 1952-10-12
1908 CHURCHILL RID.

3 3-bedrm., 1Ka-bath brick Colonial
home. Contains lge. liv. rm. with
P Table sssse tS da bsm side k poTh Tin
level lot. Conv. to st. Johns paro-
chial and new elementary schools.
Priced at SIS,95O. To reach. Out
Ga. ave. to Dexter ave-, left to
Greely. left to Churchill rd., right
To house
Evening star., 1952-10-12
A. A. CAROZZA
2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc. LU. 4.O04(
OPEN SUN, OZARK
2 BRICK RAMBLER

2216 and 221s Iyerson st., Hillcrest
Height. Heights; = on Level lots, and divided
are custom-built for the discrimi-
bedrms. with ample closets: really
big liv. rm. with fireplace and picture
window. separate din. rm. and q
gorgeous all-elec. kit, full basement
with " bath and gas heat; mr.. bus,
school and churches; you will search
q long time to find a better buy,
Directions: Out Penna. ave. sc.
to Branch ave, right on Branch to
entr. to Hillcrest Heights. Turn
right and continue l block past new
shopping center.
A. A. CAROZZA