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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-18


MARY FRANCES pIgI.oS.
pefe nstant
NOTgCE M PUBLICATION
To: MARY FRANCES PHI. as.
IS Hashrouck st,
NewbnrGh. \. Y
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that salt for divorce has heen filed
against you herein and vou are
required to serve copy OF your
answer on attorney for Complain
ant and file the original thereof
with the Clerk of this Court on or
before March 18th, a, n. 1852,
otherwise Decree Pro Confessa will
he entered against Won.
DATED at Key West. Florida,
this 2sth day Of February. A. n.
1881
(circnit Court
Seall EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY: aSdl Florence e sawyer
Deputy Cierl
WILLIAM \. AIsBGRY
saS Whitehead ST.,
Key West, Florida,
Attorney for tsomplainant.
febsa.mar4- 4 fS,I95s
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Ii FIT. TRAILER. Well furnished
l947 Model. Cheap. Want to
leave town. A. b. Roke, MaStic
Trailer Park, Gas United st.
marl7-6tX
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% COLONIAL Tandom Monar. Ex-
cellent condition, Apartment size
stove, twin sinks, refrigerator, ?
extra folding chairs, new drapeS
and couch cover. See at LOT CO,
Coral Isle Trailer Park.
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TRAILER awnings made to order,
$3.50 and up. Open after 400
o'clock week days, all day Sat.
92S Truman Ave. maTli-tf
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42--Dogs-Cats-Pets

FOR ADOPTION. 3 part Persian
kittens and 2 pedigreed Persians.
/ male and female. 2sal Staples.
mari7-2f
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-18
IN THE CIaCITr Court OF THE
sINTES>TH JIDttIAt. CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
N A<D ron MONROE COUNTY.

oF THE STATE or FLORlDA.
~ a<D ron MONROE COUNTY.
Chaarers Casr M. i3-I1
SIC tlsoARD PROPERTIES, INC,
u computation organized and
existing under the laws Of
the state of Florida.
Plaintiff.
VS. aUIET TITLE
FRANZ A. HOWARD. not known
20 be- dead or alive. 81 ais.
Defendants.
NOTICE. nv PUBlICAT90N
IN THE NAME Of THE STATE
10. PRANK 4, Howard, whose
residence Is nnknoWn. ff
alive aud ii dead, 10 his IN
lsnawn heirs, detisees, leEa-
tees or grantees;
The unknown spouse Of the
said Frank A. Howard if he.
is alive and married, whose
residence is unknown:
n, l.. Written, whose resi-
deuce is unknown, IL alive
ana if dead, Ia his unknown
heirs, desiseess lcEatecs or
grantees.
The unknown spouse of the
said y. l.. Whitten, il he is
oi's'> end married. whose
residence is unknown;
~. pea suns having OF clam
ing any interest in the fol
lowing described land. sit
uate. lying and being in the
County Of Mnnroe and state
az Florida. to-wit:
The NEW Of, the SNA of Sec
ton Seven 81, Township Fiji
~ nine ta9f Sonth, Range For-
tv-one (4l) East.
YOJ ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that a Rilt OF Complaint has been
filed against you to quiet the title
OF Seaboard Properties. Inc. cor
pora fton organized aud exastin8
under the laws of the state OF
Florida, plaintiff herein. in ana 70
vhe following described land. sit
uate, lying and being in the teun-
y of Monroa and State Of Florida,
to- wit.
The NE14 of ,he SY,A 81 Sec
saion Seven ,7l, Township Fit
II y~nine t59l South Range for-
ts sons ttln East.
and Solt are hereby required 70
serve csiss sof yo,ir Answer -
said Bill of Complaint on piaintitfs
attorney. Allan IL Cleare. Jr..
IS hose address Is 6N4 Whitehead
street, Key West, Florida. on Ct
before the eth day OF March. a. -
1859 and thereafter file the ortgin-
an thereof In the office OF the
Clerk Of the circuit Court 20. q
Monroe County, Florida. IN the
Court House ~ Monroe sonnts,
lin Key West, Florida. otherwise
the allegations Of said Biii 81
complaint viii he taken az con
fessed by sou.
This notice shall be published
once each week for four al con-
seeutipe weeks In the Key IVES,
citizen, n newspaper u gsneras
cirenlation published In Monroe
county Florida
DATED az Key West. Fiorlaa,
this 18th day Of February, =, y.
1883.
S.als Earl. n. ADAMS,
GleRk oT he Circuit tsnatt'
MsaraN County, Floriqa
by Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk.
sdl ALLAN n EI.EARI III
s04 Whilehead street.
Key west, Florida
Attornsg for Plaintiff,
fabss mart II ik.lsss
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IN TAIE CIRCuIT CoERT ore. THE
SfNTEENTH JpDtCIAI. CIRCUIT
OF FHE stats OF PInRIDA,
IN ANR For MONROE cor NTi
~ CHAs<CERN.
Case M. I3-I3
EDWARD FRANCIS PgI.oS.
Complainant.
vs. DlSoRiE
pafe nsfant
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The population Of Rotterdam Is
about CTS, 000.
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EXPERIENCED typist clerk for
permanent work. 1900 White ST.
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N-Lsgal Notices
tcontinuedl

manner prescribed herein shall he
void,
Dated al Key West, Florida. this
ssth day Of February. A. II. 1859.
EIW,ARD j, FREYBERG
As Executor 81 the Last win and
Testament Of Eagenia Eantaus
Wolf, deceased
febs6,mar4-I 1852
Evening star., 1952-03-13

among them the superlotNe deep-tex-
lures, the looped, ourled, lush fashion
fobrics Of the yeor Some velvet trims,
too! Black, brown grey toupe, red
spice. Sizes l01z to 2OR.
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Jeuetr. womens Coats Third Floor street Only
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Bread Pudding Supreme

crate oven (350 degree F.) Tor
80 minutes. Spread pudding
with jam or jelly. Beat egg
whites until foamy throughout:
add sugar, tablespoon at a
time, beating after each addi-
tion until sugar is blended. Pile
lightly on pudding and sprinkle
with " cup coconut.. Bake is
minutes longer, or until deli.
cately Drowned. Serve warm or
cold. Makes s servings.
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Cooking
Classes

The YWCA win offer two courses
In American cookery. one basic
and one advanced. beginning the
week Of March "a. morning or
Since "the test of the
is in the eating" the
classes are SO. organized that a
full course dinner is cooked and
eaten In the three-hour session
Of each class. The advanced sec
tion will have the added attrac-
tion Of starting of with special
lenten dishes to relieve the house
wife's omnipresent question as to
how to vary the diet. For further
information and reservations. call
METROPOLITAN 21OO. extension 20.
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Won1en's Alliance
To Hear Speakers

The Women's Alliance Of All
Souls Unitarian Church will hear
two speakers at its monthly meet
ing tomorrow in Pierce Hall.
Mrs. Walker Smith. former
president Of the Community
Council for Social Progress In
Northern Virginia, will discuss
Community Efforts to Combat
Discrimination" and John Fohes,
who is with the Mutual Security
Agency's technical cooperation
program, will speak on the sub
ject. "Channelling the Point Four
Program Through the United
Nations"
A spring sale will be sponsored
by the alliance as b feature OF the
meeting. Luncheon win be served
at noon.
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GINS milk scalded

3 cups milk, Scaldeo
2 tablespoons melted butter ~
11a cups bread. cut in 12-inch
cubes
12 cup sugar
"a teaspoon salt
u teaspoon vanilla 81
" teaspoon almond extract
2 eggs, slightly beaten
! cup coconut, toasted and
crushed slightly
" cup jam or jelly
2 egg whites
4 tablespoons sugar
"a cup coconut
Combine milk, butter and
bread cubes in creased baking
dish. Add " cup sugar, salt and
flavorings to eggs and mix well.
Add to milk mixture. Add toast
ed coconut and stir lightly. Let
stand 10 minutes. Place in pan
Of hot water and bake in mod
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Hospital Benefit

The Woman's Club Of. Ashton
Heights will hold its monthly card
party for the benefit of the Ar
lington- Hospital building fund at
8 pm. Saturday in the clubhouse
There will be tables for bridge.
canasta and pinochle. Mrs. e. J,
Stocking is in charge Of reserva-
fiOnc x ~. sts
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widely useful than white sauce :. .
that simple trio Of milk, flour
and fat. It's used in dozens Of
ways from soups to main-course
items to dessert. The surest way
to have it smooth and lump free
is to melt the fat, then blend in
the flour thoroughly, add milk
slowly, stirring constantly, and
keep the heat low until the mix
ture thickens. Then add salt to
taste, about VI teaspoon for each
cup Of milk. and cook a few min
utes longer ). Typical Of Ameri-
cas- growing spice appetite is
our increase In the use OF NUT
meg. Imports Of this spice have
risen from about ~ million
pounds pre-war to about 6N
million today. World War II
brought about a change in the
worlds principal source Of nut
meg. Prior to the war most nut
megs were grown in the East
Indies. The Island Of Grenada,
in the West Indies, produced only
about one-sixth Of the worlds
supply. Today, Grenada is the
source Of almost one-half the
worlds nutmeg supply A
colorful and flavorful vegetable
combination to please the family:
mix drained canned green lima
beans and cooked summer squash.
Add q little rich milk. season to
taste with salt and pepper, and
heat. Top with grated cheese. i.
To heat rolls or biscuits without
lighting the oven, place them I'm
the top Of a double boiler and
heat over actively boiling water.
Takes about Is minutes Be
OF bargain towels of
unequal stretch, says the Ameri-
can Institute Of Laundering, re-
search and educational center for
the laundry and textile industries
Their advice to women purchas-
ing inexpensive terry towels is
this: Observe, pull, feel the Diff
ferent sections Of such towels. #
the main part stretches more than
the border and selvage, it indi-
Gates the same tension has not
been maintained in all portions
of the towel during weaving.
Trouble in the form Of puckering
may occur in the laundering pro-
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Greek Letter
Groups Plan
Programs

Local alumnae and collegiate
Of Delta Gamma Inter-
national Fraternity will celebrate
the 10th anniversary of the organ
ization's founding with a banquet
at 6:15 pm. tomorrow in the KEN
wood Country Club.
New alumnae chapter officers
win be installed and speakers will
include Miss Annabelle Dubois,
representing the alumnae chap
ter: Miss Lynn Murtha, American
University: Miss Carol Noonan.
George Washington University.
and Miss Nancy Mckinney, Uni
versity Of Maryland.
) A highlight of the festivities win
be the award Of scholarship brace
lets to Miss Maryellen Robel,
George Washington University:
Miss Nancy Kirch. American Uni
versity, and Miss Joan Wolfe, Uni-
versity of Maryland. Each of the
girls holds the highest four-year
scholastic average in her respec-
tive chapter.
Mrs. James C. Pulliam is chair
man of the banquet which will
be preceded by, a reception.
Heading the receiving line will
be Mrs. Louis II. Renfrow, presi-
dent Of the Washington Alumnae
Chapter. Those receiving with
her will be, Mrs. Charles M. Shriv-
er. Mrs. Otis Peterson. Miss Dor
othy Toombs, Mrs. Franklin B.
Brown, Mrs. Holt L. Marchant,
Miss Karine Amy Barstad, Mrs.
Robert L. Gordon. Mrs. Walter
L. Cronkite, Mrs. Theodore I.
Messenger, Mrs. Peter Edison and
Mrs. Harris Ellsworth.
Mrs. Renfrow will conduct the
installation Of officers who in
clude Mrs. Peterson, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Brown, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Marchant, treas
urer. and Miss Virginia Ford, Pam
hellenic alternate.
Ruediger Lecture
DR.. Willard E. Givens will be
guest speaker for the 18th annual
Ruediger Lecture to be sponsored
by the Alpha Theta Chapter of
ri Lambda Theta at 8 pm. Tues
day In Lisner Auditorium.
DR.. Givens, who is executive
secretary Of the National Educa-
tion Association. will speak on
the subject, schools for Our
Times" ----
Following the lecture, the
chapter will hold it's annual open
house In honor of members of the
Future Teachers of. America.
Outstanding representatives Of
the different school systems in
the Metropolitan area will attend
and answer informal questions
from the students related to re-
Qliirements for and availability Of
employment as teachers.
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|get in a jam with q rush Of orders
i hire some Of the students to work
part time. They're very good at
turning q blintz." With the sue
cess of her blintzes assured she
has added q new item to her line
!. the chicken suzettes with
mushrooms. Just as her blintzes
are homemade. so are the suzettes.
They come ready cooked, packed
four to a carton, then quick frozen.
To prepare them for the table
simply heat a skillet, add butter
or margarine and brown the SUI
zettes on both sides and serve hot.
For q luncheon entree allow two
suzettes to a serving: If they're to
be used for q late snack or hors
d'oeuvres one is sufficient. Thaw-
ing before browning is unnecessary
ours did before we could get
them home from the office and
we were a bit concerned. How
ever, it didn't make a whit of
difference we discovered.
Leftover Vegetables
It's temptation when you have
q home freezer not to salvage the
leftovers from a meal, wrap them
securely and tuck 'em in the
freezer for future use. In some
cases this works out very well, but
in the case of leftover cooked
vegetables results have proven
anything but satisfactory. The
March issue of the Journal OF
Home Economics reports the find
ings made in the foods and nutri-
ton department at Michigan
State College on freezing. pre-
cooked vegetables. Five different
vegetables, cooked before freez-
ing, scored badly on palatabikty
and vitamin C content when re-
heated for serving. The vegetables
had stale, "warmed-over" havors,
and were limp. watery and mushy.
Precooked frozen asparagus. car
rots, greens. broccoli and cauli-
flower were used for the tests.
Previous food research on pre-
cooked frozen vegetables have
brought reports Of "fair to poor"
results with cooked lima beans.
snap beans. okra, field peas and
crealn-style corn. "Unsatisfac-
tory" was the rating given frozen
cooked beets. beet green's and as
|paragus.
Here and There: =
OF all the sauces In q cooks
repertOire. probably none il more
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Report to the
Honnennuker::
Food Guide
Old Folks Diet;
Precooked Frozen
Vegetables
By Violet FouIkner

"It's commonplace nowadays to
have q long life. But many men
and women who have had so
birthdays. or 10. or more, aren't
as healthy and happy as they
might be If they would make a
strong ally Of food. letting it help
in every possible way"
So says q new bulletin just re-
leased by the Bureau Of Human
Nutrition and Home Economics.
United States Department Of Agri-
culture, entitled Food Guide for
Older Folks"
Whether we're 6 or so. we need
food that contains the right nu-
trientS for the upkeep Of body
tissues and bone. AS we grow
older it's even more important to
see that we get the right materials
from our food to keep the body
running as smoothly as possible.
In later years as we grow less active
:. overweight tends to become q
problem we need fewer calo-
ries. The bulletin warns against
food fadS and the so-called won-
der diets that overemphasiZe some
foods and ignores others that are
vitally important. The publica-
ton contains suggestions for the
older person who cooks for one
or two, or who hasn't much cooking
equipment, or must have food easy
to chew, or has q weight prob
lem. A daily food guide list for
selecting a balanced diet with
sample menus is likewise included.
Food Guide for Older Folks"
may be obtained free from the
Office of Information, United
States Department Of Agriculture,
Washington Is, D. c.
Chicken Suzettes
When ELY Lupinska was a child
in Poland she filled her days with
singing and making blintzes. She
had visions of a career as a pro-
fessional singer and the blintzes
she would make for the enjoy
ment of her friends. Now :.
some 80 years later the situa-
ton is just reversed. She sings
for recreation and makes blintzeS
and chicken suzettes for a liveli-
hood.
She was 16 when she left War
saw and came to New York. where
she had relatives she hoped would
help with the singing career. An
addition was arranged for her
with the director of the Metro
politan Opera Company. who
agreed she had natural voice
but that she needed more training.
She studied for year then the
money ran out. In the meantime,
she had married a young Pole,
Lemski-Lupinski, In New York on
leave from the Polish navy dur
ing World War II. When he was
returned to Europe. later to die
in a concentration camp, she had
a baby son to support and no
funds.
"It was then" she says, that
I decided to try my hand at maxi
ing blintzes commercially. It was
a long struggle beset with many
heart breaking disappointments
before I finally landed my first big
order" After that she was Gin"
and for the past three years has
been doing a thriving business at
a small shop not far from the
campus of Princeton University.
Sometimes" she says. when I
Evening star., 1952-03-13
;145. to IT'S.
Fur Trimmed Coats

o Lynx Dyed Fox ShowI CoIors!
Black Dyed Persion Lamb Collars and Cuffs!
. Fisher Dyed Fitch Collars and Cuffsl g
Q Beover Collars and Cuffs!
Q Silver Fox Shows!
Q Block Dyed Persion Lamb Over-SIeeve Treotments
And you weI-imogne the fobrcs poodlecIoths vel
vey broodcloths, dNeNnes feeces suedeclohs in pun
pie, grey wine, block, toupe, green oxford grey Sizes
lOh to 20R and "a to 38
r. ,r... r : s.-... ,.o.
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S5275 to S6275
Dress and Casual Goats
AS.
. Novelty tWeeds!
. Deep fIeeces!
Textured boucles!
. Luxurious broodcloths!
. Velvet suedecloths!
q. injured fitted and box coots in
black, toupe, wine, gold, green, oxford,
purple, spice. why the coors alone
ore indication of the smortness and
good foshion in this group! Sizes l011
TO 2o11.
Evening star., 1952-03-13

Shows Of lynx Dyed Fox!
Ascots Coors Of Dyed Jop Mink!
Showls of Block Dyed Foxi
ShowIs of SkersFox!
o Collar and Cuffs of Grey Persion Lomb
CoIIof and Cuffs of Block Dyed Person Lamb!
Fitted and box coos in the seasons foshion-ooIens:
block wine purple, grey green and brown. Sizes "a to
40 and l2h to 24H
Evening star., 1952-04-15
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
ave; NV. Available Immediately
euirsmsnts, s,,ire sTt PENN PRoPERTIEEss
DGPSNg SHte &c erEchR EEnRs hnSG hSs ME- oees 1ea
tional. embassies and trade organ
ization. AD. 1900. 1346 Conn. ave
lIl5 EYE ST; N.W.--Bright base
ment oftice. t45O SO. ftD. heat and
aSe sR' tsnant nsnaed n 5eaS WAH EesE to iNG fS5t
1917 18th ST N.W:-Avail. immed,
Large bsmt. office; $50 per mo. Also
THREEk0o% nsEEy ds6; SesS sS,Ty ST $500 90, so9
mo. me KAss. s.BERGEERc. INC NC. EN-. rs S1oo 90
CONN. AVE. AND PORTER st. NV
Beautiful suite Of rooms and
bath, Including a dark room: this
Is s,ona an idesi ods location aa6 for fine pTofes
frontage on Conn. ave: Cali TaoS.
J. FISHER & co. INC. T3S ! 9Th
st NV DI. $3.50. liz
18th AND N. Y. AVE. N.w.-Elev.
ONCE bldg. 3 10 d rm. suite. coEl-
ee pset elem ~msd sers aDd cps1 eas seFyts Ten
BERNSTEIN 4 co. Realtors, 14i5
K st NV. NE. 540O.
SILVER SPRING-Modern elevator
bldg, desirable professional loca-
ton. excellent parking facilities. Call
SH S010. MONTGOMERY INVEST
MENT & INSURANCE CO I'll
1887 H ST. N.W.-100co loc., very
attrac. 2-rm. suite with foyer and
pvt. bath, in distinctive ofice bldg
DoWNToWN-F st location. LeDfoit
Bldg, s00-Sl0 p st. NV; large
bright connecting rms. Reas. Apply
$40 F st. NV, Room 10. liz
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RIPLEY & ROMER
GAITHERSBURG 299
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

$50 oH DoWN y!lI buy aeTe tract
Fuli price ST. 900 a lot. RA. 200. 200
LANHAM PARK, MD.-60x15 80 wood.
ed. level lot; "a blk. from school and
main I'd; good street. AID. 4477
LOIS FOR COMMERCIAL. apt. or
residential. located in D. c and Arl-
ington, Va. NO. 1859. LU. 4-23l1.
UPPER 18th ST. AREA-shepherd
RA. 500; eves.. GE. 65is.
g ADJOINING l2-ACRE LOTS in
Wolf Acres, ColeSvtlle, Md; Sl.700
each: $500 cash. bal S22 per mo.
Tan be Subordinated to construc-
tion loan. Phone SH 3946, or Ever
green 4-6413 II
FOR COMMERCIAL, residential lots,
or commercial acreage call CHI.
1895. MORGAN REAL ESTATE CO
MD.-Two wooded lots
% 1000 feet each; So, 200 Tor both
TAMMARO, Rockville 1860.
and Rock Greek Park; 8 adJoin the
lots have all utils., street, curb and
gutter. Street to grade on balance
Sewer and water avail. Lots slope
to rear Ideal for two level homes.
The surroundings are top. ARLIE
L. JoHNsoN dP IGo 3sl5 Livingston St
cOLEsviLLE SECTION in Silver
Spring; Acre lots 81 600 per lot
Call after 1880 pm, JU. s-5l9s;
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WATER FRONT PROP. FOR SALE
ONLY SIN DOWN

For very desirable lots, in Woodland
Beach. Selby on the Bay Avalon
Shores, North Beach Park and many
other beaches In Anne Arundel
from D. c. on good road. RA. 900;
ewes. GE. 061S.
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STORES FOR RENT

III G ST. N.W.-owner will mod
rent; suitable for any type business;
located downtown area. MA. 1109.
BETHESDA, s106 Wisconsin ave-
New mod. store and bsmt.; about
1000 So. IT., with pvt; customer
parkine' par0 reas. rent OWNER. WI
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.. Livingston st.,
Just OF Conn. ave; one-story store.
lSxl6: large show window; suitable
for sport goods, children's shop.
business; available now. THos. J.
St. Nv NV. Df. $3.50. - 100 oi5 3'i'
1l2O 18th ST. NV, nr. EStore
consisting OF approx. $50 So. f.,
parking Of 4 cars: ,2nd and 3rd frs.
reas. rent. LEO M. BERNSTEIN 4
co. Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. ME.
7os 5th ST. Nw.-completely re-
from Gen. Acctg.. ONCE; beautiful
show window; oil heat; imm occup
Ao1ly LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO, ,,
Realtors; l415 X St. NV; ME. 5400.
approx. isxe0; excellent for ist
once, etc. To inspect, cali Leo NJ.
Bernstein & Co; Realtors, 1415 K
St NV, ME. 5400.
GEORGIA AVE-, near Decatur St
Store, apt. and garage; $3.50 mo; ;
can be enlarged. THE MUNSEY
TRUST CO., Real Estate Dept, Ma.
CORNER STORE in very
active D. c. shopping area. This
store was a very successful woman's
shop. Former tenant had to vacate
due to owners having to make eX-
pensive repairs. Store has been
completely remodeled inside, and the
reasonable rent includes heat and
hot water. There are no other
woman's apparel shops in the large
surrounding area. Call OWNER.
Ii. 6-093o. lis
TWO STORES BEING BUILT-Ready
soon, near shopping center, Whea-
ton, Md, most progressive spot in
America. Limestone front. beauti-
full show windows. II interested
call MR.. JOHNSON Immediately. 81.
3345. III
1874 9th ST. N.w.-Approx. 3.30o
SO. it.. % by 1875. all on one floor;
rear entr. to 30-ft. alley; $500 mo.
lease. MR.. PRICE. 1124 9th st. NV.
IoI 18th ST. s.E.-Beaut. corner
store; lge. show windows: tile a
4 rms and bath above sCHAFFERT,
dAO I've e. MA rp62 f6
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SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP ROCK RIDGE-Boys 6-l2;
riding swimming rife practice,
archery. photography. nature lore
and all camp activities Constant
supervision by experienced counsel-
ors. Information upon request,
GRACE NJ BEARD. Herndon. Va,
telephone 21-W-I1. . 40
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IO1 14th ST. s.E.-Beaut. corner
store; lge. show windows: tile 4 !;
4 rms and bath above. SCHAFFERT.
e42 Eye ST.. M. 1858. lie
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INvEsTMENT PROP. WANTED

CALL TODAY-Our established cli-
ents with substantial cash want
large and small investment prop
critics. These investors especially
want 4. q. unit apartment build
tngs as well as commercial proper
ties. II you are thinking of selling
call now. for consultation. Ask for
Mr.. Denham. District 1411. Ewes
and week ends Sligo 1875. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. 937 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-15
HOUSES SALE-VA. Cont

BEVERLY HILLS, ALEX.-Deiisht-
fully different center hall, 3-level
and picture window overlooking river
area and screened porch, din. rm
with ftrepl. opening onto rear patio,
modern kitchen with buffers pantry;
3 huge C13,,x20) bedrooms and 2
Call Mr.. Murray. jr,: for appt. to
Evening star., 1952-04-15
FRONT PROP. FOR RENT
FLORIDA PROPERTY

) ROOM masonry construction home
in Orlando, city beautiful. large lot:
will trade for Wash. or suberb.
Immediate possession. Price $500.
Box 332-T. Star -I5
fla, l0-acre estate with
room and other outbuildings; beau
tiful rose gardens. fenced with
some cattle tractor and tools only
S12,50O; only $4,000 bal. $50 per
month. Write or phone JOHN r.
KOLAR, $40 South Wayne ST., Are
lington Va liz
Evening star., 1952-04-15
IT'S FAIR
NEAR GWU

JAMES L. DIXON & co.
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