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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
DEEP-FREEzERS:
RECREATIONAL CLUB.

from Mrs. J. E. T., RockUille)
For the lady who inquired about
buying a deep-freeze. do buy one.
We purchased ours in September
and bought a hind quarter of beef
plus the ribs in October and have
had delicious beef all winter and
still have a number of sirloin and
porterhouse steaks plus a couple
Of roasts and some ground meat.
We have not actually figured the
exact saving if any, but we know
we have eaten better because of
having the meat on hand, and we
believe it is cheaper to buy in
quantity. They cut and package
the meat in any way you want it
and in quantities to suit your
family's needs. We have a Z
cubic-foot, but suggest you buy a
larger one if you intend to freeze
any vegetables.
For the lady who was interested
in recreational club for mothers,
have you tried the YWCA. They
have a mothers club. You take
your children and they are enter
tanned while you exercise in the
gym or swim and have luncheon
together and I believe they have
speakers or other entertainment.
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Miss Lawrence
Heads Quota Club

The Quota Club of Arlington
has elected Miss Mildred Lawrence
to serve as president for the
coming year.
Named to serve with her were:
Mrs. Evelyn Jenkins. first vice
president; Miss Gertrude Allison,
second vice president; Mrs. Della
Brown. secretary, and Miss Ruby
Porter, treasurer.
The new board of directors in
cludeS: Mrs. Bess Hoffman, Mrs.
Charlotte Flinchum, Mrs. Florence
Cannon and Mrs. Nell Marie Lack
man.
Miss Gladys w. Jones, interna-
tional secretary for Quota Clubs
international, acted as installing
officer at the election meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
Give Extra Thought to III Child

when a child does not under
stand why he is given blood trans
fusions, why needles are stuck in
his veins. or why he is placed I'M
der an oxygen tent, he may think
that people really want to injure
him. or that he has earned this
treatment as punishment"
This is why parents and medi-
cal personnel who treat a child
during a long. Gripping illness
need to understand 1.-The mean
ing of the experience to each
child" according to DR.. Betty
Huse, pediatric specialist in the
Children's Bureau. Federal Sc
curity Agency.
"A sick child" she said, "tends
to go back. at least temporarily,
to his earlier ways of behaving
such as Misunderstanding, babyish
eating habits, and depending too
much on his parents. The more
parents worry about this tendenz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
! Readers Clearing House
SHIPPING MEAT.

from Mrs. B. M, Alexandria
In answer to a request about
shipping meat to England. I have
sent meat a number of times in
the following manner: Last No
vember. Thanksgiving Day, we
had turkey and I filled two wide
mouthed pint canning jars with
roast turkey and dressing and
gravy to keep the meat moist.
First sterilize the jars and put
sliced meat in. Partly seal jars
and set oven at $50 degrees. Mine
is a gas oven and i put in jars
of meat and cook until it comes
to a good bubble about IS to As
minutes. Take out of oven and
seal tightly and cool overnight.
Pack safely. I used a small con-
tainer and put each jar in sep
arate with corrugated paper
around each one. Ask at your
grocery store for empty boxes that
have compartments for each jar.
Then put the box of jars into
another box and if you have old
clothing wrap it around the jar
box. Do not have the box too
large. just enough to hold jars and
no room to shake around.
l also filled 10 jars on Thanks
giving Day with fresh ham COW
cred with gravy in the same way
and it all arrived safely. They
certainly enjoyed it. Always be
sure you seal jars tightly and
pack securely. Please try send
ing one Of two jars first and see
if they won't enjoy it. Always put
a little water in jars with baked
ham to keep it moist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
PEG Luncheon

Mrs. Frank S. Phillips will be
hostess to Chapter N of the PEG
Sisterhood at a noon luncheon to-
morrow in her home, 1912 Pat
ridge lane NV. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. F. C. Hyder and
Mrs. Worth Mcclure.
Miss Maxine Girts, guest speak
er, will discuss the topic, Mission
Stations in Yucatan and Guate-
mala"
Mrs. Ross j. Silkett, the chap
ter's new president. will preside.
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By Borboro Bell

This youthful frock for all &C.
casion wear all summer is perfect
for gay tubable cottons, brightly
accented with buttons in a con-
trasting tone. A choice of sleeves
is provided.
Pattern No. 1926 is a sew-rite
perforated pattern in sizes IL, IA,
Is, 10, 20. Size IA, 35s yards of 80
inch.
For this pattern, send 30 cents
in coins, your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, The Washington
Star. P. o. Box 80. Station G..
New York 10, N. Y.
Send IS cents today for your
copy of Basic Fashion so. It shows
you how to make your wardrobe
do double duty with economical.
ime-saving styles. Gift pattern
printed inside. Is cents.
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Conducted by
BETSY CASWELL
SAN ANTONIO

(Fr0n, Mrs. E. M. L., Arlington
I have lived in San Antonio off
and on since 1916 and although
the summer starts early and lasts
it is not as bad as people think.
We never owned a fan or bothered
with excessive showers or iced
drinks beyond the normal use.
In comparison with this part of
the country there are few apart
ments of great size but there are
many small units-four. six OF
more to a building. Sunset Ridge
and Gel Meade are large and SIM
liar to the type found here. Sunset
Ridge has it's own shopping center
and is close to several others and
is conveniently located as to bus,
schools, churches, swimming pools,
etc. We always try to rent a house
and have never had any trouble
nor have our friends. A two
bedroom house with large rooms
and garage and glassed-in porch
runs about 500 to Sis per month
I would advise you to look for a
place with a front or rear en-
trance facing south as there is a
continual breeze from the south
during the summer.
Utilities are cheap. It can gel
very cold occasionally in the win
ter, but our gas bill never ran over
81 dollars.
The large supermarkets arr
lovely and food is not quite as
high as here.
Many people retire in San An
tonic because of the year-arounc
climate. 1t has many advantages
I'm a Californian myself and moi
a Texan.
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see whether they are being un-
necessarily indulgent or strict
And they should be helped to un-
derstand what their child is feel.
ing and what he is worrying
about, and how they can best give
him support in this difficult STU
alton"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
TAMPA
OAK FURNITURE?

from Mrs. F. w. H., Groueton)
To the person going to Tampa.
I envy you! st. Petersburg, just
a few miles from Tampa, is far
better, however. BY all means,
unless you have family heirlooms,
do not ship your furniture. It
will cost you a fortune. Furniture
is reasonable there, as are rents
and general household items. Get
estimates from various storage
houses and see just how exhorbi-
tant their rates are.
The climate is ideal. Winters
are like Washington's March and
April. I say winters-the coolest
days. You only have a week or
so out of the year. Take your
winter clothing. as there's always
an exceptionally" cold spell now
and then over a period of years.
I spent last year in st. Petersburg
while my husband was in Korea,
and loved it.
Has any reader ever refinished
any mission oak furniture? I
would like to put a mahogany
finish on several oak pieces have.
Please give me the procedure for
applying this. I tried removing
original finish and applied a ma
hogany varnish stain, but I'm not
satisfied with that. I wanted to
use an oil stain but had no luck
with that either. I feel as though
some one may be able to give me
a simple way of getting the finish
I want.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
TURNING COLLARS.


(From Mrs. A. r. B., HyattSvlle)
Mrs. c. F.. c.: have been very
successful turning collars on men s
shirts when I turn band and COL
lar both. In ripping be very care
full not to stretch the material.
Make a new button hole and sew
the button over the first button
hole.
Here is handy economy meat
dish. Cook vegetables as for stew
with l bouillon cube. Add a can
of roast beef and any gravy you
might happen to have. I like the
brand beginning with S and end
ing with T. This serves four.
HOLLANDAISE SAUCE?
KITCHEN UTENSILS?
(From Mrs. L. M. H., Arlington
Can any of the readers of your
invaluable column give me a
recipe for two portions of hollan-
daise sauce?
I. too, am interested in replace
ing my old kitchen utensils, pots
and pans. I am awaiting with
interest advice on what is best.
I should like something not too
heavy. I want something easier
to clean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
REMOVING RING?

Iron, Mrs. A. M. R., Washington
Could some one please tell me
how to remove a ring that re-
NAMED after using spot remover
Oh new gray faille dress?
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KOSHER MEAT?

(From Mrs. A. M r., Washington
First, let me express my thanks
for the many helpful and enjoy
able hints. Now, could we please
have discussion on what cuts of
kosher meat to use for different
recipes. Also what are considered,
if any, the economy kosher cuts
and what are they used for?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
ROUND RUG?

tFIOW MTS. D. n. D., JT.s
Charlottesville
Have any readers made round
rugs from nylon stockings? I
would like to braid a rug and dye
1t gray or maroon. I would appre-
ciate hearing from any one who
has had success making q rug in
this way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
SINGEING CHICKEN.

(From Mrs. J. G., Washington
I have Just read the suggestion
for smuggling a chicken by using a
roll of ignited newspapers. I
hasten to suggest a safer method
which will leave both hands free
to handle the fowl. Place a candle
firmly in a candlestick. Light the
candle and SINCE the fowl as you
would over any open flame.
Evening star., 1952-01-15

A5D29IsoN 5I9I Ps RRs Seat a r1easantm4, sant7;.4,.
cond.; full bsmt.; gas heat. Call LU.
1852. T. PAUL MUDD CO. --16
CLINTON, MD.-Under construction;
direct from builder: $1,000 to $4,000
down, depending on number OF
finished bedrms. occupy in 6 wks.
Phone AID. 6332 between 8 and z
BRRIcK R RAMBLER, 1ge. liv. rm. With
firepl., din. rm., kit. 8 nice bedrms.
and bath. lge. bsmt., gas heat; lot,
69x1b0. Close to schools. shopping
and trans. SUBURBAN REALTY
co: 5402 Marlboro pike Sc. 10.
BUNGALOW. $1,000 down. s rms.
and bath, oil heat. bSmt.. front and
rear porches. nice level lot. garage.
Vacant. Move right in. SUBURBAN
REALTY CO. 54Oa Marlboro pike
HOUSE foR SALE by owner. and Q
Phone after 4 Pm. UN. 1929, lie
4s.ACRE LOT, brick Cape Cod: 8 of
the LARGEST rms. you viii f1nd In
Cony. to Md. Univ. Priced to sell
at S16,950. Cali WA. 5000 till 9
D m. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO. -21
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

JU. s-S3O0: RA. 2649
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TO SELL FOR CASH
DIAL LA. 6-6666
PECK COMPANY
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

INvESTMENT-4-story
corner brick apt. building and Of
Aces; well located: 10E6 net return;
$4,000. j. g. MAIZE, Realtor. III
s. Royal St, Alexandria. AL. 6sss
CONfMERCIAL-110O 6tn st. NV
suitable for business; corn. 11Qx25
it1 12 rms. and bsmt. with parking
lot: small down payment. ST. 800.
sMiTABIE III BE FOR SMALL HOTEL.
tourist home or business, etc. 2
large brick houses, j st commercial.
nice inc: consisting Of 10 to 10 rms.
ea., furnished. auto. heat; mostly
2 together; reas. down pymt. and
terms. MR.. CLARK. Ho. 1447 or
MODEM Soi ie UNIT DET. BRICK UP
PER N.W.-Fpr complete informa-
tion call LOUIS RUDDEN. Elk. 57O7.
Apt BGDG.-s units; at approx. ga
times approved rentals. Large firSt
trust; reasonable cash: for further
details. cali Mr.. Addison feYes. DE.
5133) with WM. M. THROCKMoR.
TON, Realtor. d. 6092.
DET. BRICK block
on Flower ave. in Takoma Park:
separate meters; annual income over
50. 200; oil heat: $1,000 cash re-,
qufred. Ray Morse. BROWN. IN
vESTMENT- CORR. ST. 2026; ewes.
~ sroSi BRICK. spts.. mixed
neighborhood. Nd modern; priced
at 8 times income. JAMES 8. WILL
DER, GE. 1916. III
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STORES FOR RENT

1907 1st ST. N.W.-Near New York
ave,-Approx. 20x33 It.: heat and
water furnished; good for barber
shop. variety store and many other
STORE. isx6S. 1921 BALTIC. ave,
Hyatts.,. suit. 1ress shop. sppliance
store, etc; can be divided for ONCE
spas space; l beat furn.' will dec. Hyatts.
4@sos @ GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-stor. 30
by 80 IT,; can be enlarged; also
ssrass; 81 $3.50 qnen @o HTNsfY Mi fqa rR5sT sissF
&c. Real Estate Dept. Ma. s0se.
equip. restaurant. Added income
from upstairs apis. $685. mo. Elk.
NORTH CAPITOL AND H-sew
modern store. $3.50 mo: Call Mr..
M Risches asss With FSss pREyFUss Ra ssIS BROS
STORE AVAILABLE in weil-estab-
il Arlington, Va. ALBERT Il.
COHEN Co. IA. 2-166l. ga
ss5 u INBdANA F,Dd X,o AYE; sJso N.W.-s5o mo.
LARGE STORE. Including full bsmt.
With private entrance to same. lis
silvER n Il; n SPRING STORE on Ga. -is as..:
20x70; newly painted and new tile
ssss sst 1I KEplE9 9o koaER 9Sl R.fs s:aisoz. sz.
sHopPiSG rfSe CENTER LOCATION
Large and small store avail. for
beauty shop. bakery. ladies' ready
tS.wear, dsHoeaf, mems ha5erdashery, interior
lot. reas. rent; imm. occup. To In
speet. Call LEO. NJ. BERNSTEIN
q Co. l4I5 < st. NV. ME- 54O0.
Near sears Roebuek; new store:
occup $3.50. 90 mo. TO inspect cali
Leo M. Bernstein Il Co, 1415 K
st. NV. NE. 54g0.
CALVERT and Conn. ave.-Approx.
359a CONN. AvE.--2nd a.. estab. up-
town shop. center: croSstown bus;
immed. poss.: vacant. WO. 1916.
1929 PA. AVE. N.W.---,Med. size In
of Vared tsSas ssston Fl suitable suitable for once
business; 500 mo. souTHEsaAssT EAST
REALTY CO, LII. $4,000. If
344 18th ST: N.W.-One OF the best
ost locations snv in ,ns ths city; suitable for az
building for rent or store: reduction
in rents. See BRASWEIL, To. 26SS,
36I7 18th st. NV. IF
300 BLOCK n N.E.-Modern glass.
front. one-story bldg, 24x9b, fiuo.
resent fixtures. tile floor, busy SPOT.
LU: 4-250l. GEO s. KING CO.. est,
1895. -oT
BETHESDA. MD.-New store, 2Ix21,
with show windows: od-street
parking: rent. 500 per mo. Call
Mr.. Holland, H.aG. SMITHY Co.
S11 18th st. NV. ST. $500. --I6
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
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NEAR D. C. LINE
Four -bedrm. stucco bungalow with
equip. kit, full hsmt., gas h.-w.h.;
assume 4% loan with $4,000 down.
Convenient to transportation.
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SKYLINE
brick BUNGALOW with dble.
garage, expansible attic. full bsmt..
eauip. kit; level lot, 100 by 160, and
very nicely Handicapped.
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.l1s wilson Blvd. OIL. or OK. 27s4,
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BRICK RAMBLER
PRICED S13.95O

Built for modern living with large,
spacious rooms. beautifully decorat-
ed. This home has man-size living
room, entertaining dining room,
fully equipped kitchen, 2 master
bedrooms and tile bath. Also utility
room: Pull-down stairway to s ex-
Large sodded lot, Located ia miles
from Cheverly Theater, 1 block to
bus. close to school and shopping.
First trust, $4,000. payable S73 SO
monthly. including tax. For de-
tails. cali Mr.. McGinniss, Ma. 5005.
Ewes, FREpERicR Iief; w. BERENs
SALES. INC. 1920 K st. NV;
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RAMBLER

Pretty white 3-bedroom
home on k-acre corner land
scaped lot; de luxe kitchen
equipped with disposal and
Bendix Laundromat. Large
concrete patio and extra stor-
age house suitable for work
shop. Assume large CT trust
with adjustable terms. It's q
beauty. Call now.
oW. 442O-Ow. 9426.
TOWN & COUNTRY
1898 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.
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NEW
BRICK
RAMBLERS

OPEN DAILY, ! TO 5
In beautiful Sleepy Hollow this is
group Of 10 new homes with .
different floor plans and 5 different
exterior styles. Each home has 8
bedrms.. lh baths. fun bsmt., all
electric GE kitchens. mirrored IRE
places and picture window in Mrge
storage attic and loads Of closet
space. Lots range from 10000 Sd
IT. up. Quick possession: SEE. 500.
Directions: Out Lee blvd. (Route 50)
past Seven Corners trafiic circle for
8 blocks, then turn left at our sign
and proceed two blocks to new
MANNAS REALTY co.
,l16 Wilson Blvd. OIL. or OK. 27S4.
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nvosEs FOX sALk--,No.
oI-s1 800 DOWN

NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
These new all-brick homes, located
nearby Bellemeade, features liv.
rms. with din. area, 2 lovely bed
rooms, colored tile baths, modern
haust fan, stairway to windowed
attic, gas heat, sodded lots. Only
$50 per mo. pays all. AS low as
$1,000 dn. to non-GIs. See them
today.
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FOREsTVuLE

FORESTVILLE
Two o-bedrm bnngalow, on spacious
rs by 80 it. lot, at low. low price
of $500; includes equip. kit. oil
h.-w.h.. and AZ financing, with low
mo, payments.
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F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
ONLY So $50

Near Rockville; new homes for nom
shingle homes; large liy. rm., comb.
kitchen-dinette, tiled bath and 2
bedrms.. disappearing stairs to
storage attic: oil &C. heat; city
water. sewer and gas; gas range, Z
cabinets. These are the lowest
priced new homes that we know Of.
Terms are: .S2.050 cash and S54 80
per month including taxes. Call for
appt. to inspect.
ORLOSKY & GLENN
TY1 o1nn, pA ocAo
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HOUSES rvk AALs--Mp.

Is-ACRE LOT. brick Cape Cod; g of
any any home ess under der s3O,ooo. I Dry ynS Ssmt. T.
Cony. to Nd. Univ. Priced to sell
at S16,950. Call WA. 5000 till 8
pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO. --17
BRICK RAMBLER, in Radiant Valley:
rms, equipped kit. radiant heat;
vacant; price, $12,950. Call WA.
5000 til 8 pm. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
VET. ATTENTION-vA approved at
$12,700. Substantial prewar shingle
bungalow in cow. Rogers Heights.
5 lge. rms. on 1st a. plus I'm. attic,
huge screened porch. Full dry bsmt.
1S0-ft. deep lot, oil heat. $1,450
down. Call WA. 5000 It'll 8 pm.
ROBERT S. DAVIS Il CO. liz
FULL PRICE, $7,25O-Cozy 4-room
bungalow just block from the Seat
Pleasant School. Vacant. $3.50
down. Call WA. 5000 till 0 pm.
ROBERT s. DAVIS a. CO. IN
$l.150 DOWN, owner will finance
balance; good terms: will buy mod.
ern corner brick. 8 rms, Ia baths.
full hsmt., oil heat large corner
level lot. fenced in Inspect today.
DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. $3.50.
After 3 pm. call Mrs. Ramsdell.
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$4,000 DOWN.

This lovely home on the most de-
sirable corner. lot with gear brick
garage In suburban Radiant Valley
features lovely liv. rm., family-sise
din. rm.. fully equip. kit, 2 spa
cious bedrms. and bath; gas heat;
lge. attic; cow. mo. payments can
be arranged. Call today.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

COR. 4th AND C SITS. N.E,-a-story
concrete freproof bldg, 3Sx63 IT.,
now occupied as filling station and
repair shop, Can be. rented separ-
ately. May be used for many gur-
reaS. rent. BASnIKO INVESTMENT
co, MI; Perry. DI. S724; ewes.
OIL. 0o47. lis
dresses, alterations
and dresSmaking, etc. Unusual op-
portunity for experienced party to
open business on eround floor Of
in Good Hope -Naylor Gardens
area. surrounded by 1900 family
dwelling units Excel. living accom-
mnodationS incl; $165 per mo.
S75 PER MO.-2S33 11th st. NV.
500 50: #; heat furnished. CARL,
9 ROSINSKI CO., MA. 1854. lis
2O14 NJ ST. N.W.-2nd commerciai:
Cement floor; suit. printing. whole
ware. etc; End f.. 3 once rms. may
be rented separately. RA. 1920.
is
MAINE AvE-Fireproo brick bldg,
l.792 SO. f.. high cell; heat; wash
room. A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880.
End FLOOR-2nd comI. zone; 14x40
between L and M. end and srd sts.j;
$40 monthly or $45 for long lease.
Ma. 9257. -l9
AUTO kEPA,- SHOP. gath and viz
glnia ave. n.w,-Suitable for small
u;i bu;Sinssssman: 6 ample room to re-
en- en End Il. parkins s: sIeasfe possisilities: iRs:
WOODWARD & NORRIS. Realtors.
ia goth st. NV, RE. $685., =.
2251 9th ST. N.W.--Approximate
1890 sa,, IT; concrete floors: fire-
medats su5enT truck spay Eco M
REkNsHElS n.Rs. NE. S46&6. & CO. l416 x st.
sos AND sos L ST. N.w.-Approx-
ima,tely $500 50. It. available for,
RREo RRiE5o5ipMf NJ BEgSsTs1s EfsSsnasls Fees Co ,9fils
1120 18th ST. N.W.-3-story bldg. In
whole or. in part; 1st flr. approx.
$50 so. #; parking in rear for
cars; will remodel to suit tenant;
1st and End commercial bldg; reaS.
Eo fR5 M rf bERNsTE1s RsRsfi sal / s6 eo. ftGa iss
K st. NV.
.nesses, 5rd and 4th apts.; viii win rent rent
entire bldg. to one party. Street
floor available in Feb. Rent, S4l0
nc gnees LeeSs oWENs MuEt REaITS heTs Al M fefss-
building with large elevator; sp-
proximately 2,O00-sq. 1T. fireproof
building with concrete floors. .ex-
cellent for garage. car Washing,
etf ece To nspsea Distributor ds LEI prnts
sERNsTTRs1N VeS I c., 14i5 m x Aao St. NV. Y.
ME. 5400.
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SALABLE

Two mighty fine 2-yr. -old brick ram
blers In excel. N. Arlington loca-
ton. 8 bedrms., and every conv.
living. Both homes tastefully deco
rated. Priced for quick sale at $19,-
ESQ.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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peter j. hagan

1905 r. /. Ave. NE, UN. 1855
WA. 1857, UN. 1885. Open TIL 9.
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Fo-pEST HEIGHTS

FOREST HEIGHTS
well-built, 3-hedrm. brick
rambler with fine features too nu-
merous to mention. Possession by
Feb. 1st. Owner transferred and
must sell quick at a $4,000 loss.
Don't fail to see this one.
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UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.
EXCEL. FINANCING-LOW PRICE
Beautiful custom built det. stone and
brick on spacious and well-land-
scaped lot. Center hall, living room
with firepl.. din. rm.. mod. dream
kit. den and powder rm. on st
A.: 8 bedrms., 2 baths on End a.;
full bsmt. We know there is moth
ing finer on the market than this
home which we are offering for so
little money with such excellent
financing. BERENTER a. CO.. RA.
$500 It'll q p.m.a -16
Brentwood Bungalow
II you are mechanically inclined and
will complete the remodeiing. you
can get the buy of your life in
2-bedrm. home; gas heat. Ewes,
call Mr.. Henry. SH 1910. KIRKS
REALTY CO.. Realtors. HO. 677S.
CHEVERLY
Beaut. 3-bedrm. brick home, home
in immac. cond. Throughout, lovely
liy. rm. with firepl., and picture
window, family -size din. rm.. modern
equip. kit, tiled bath; full bsmt;
side screened porch; lge. level fenced
lot. Assume 40 loan with reas.
down payment.
PRINCE GEORGE REALTY CO.
WA. 6655, UN. 1855, HY. 0636.
Evening star., 1952-01-15

DISTRICT HEIGHTS
Custom built, 2-bedrm. brick bunga-
low. including expansible attic, equip
kit. full bsmt. gas air-cond. heat,
many extras. Two blks. to bus,
schools and shopping.
Evening star., 1952-01-15

4 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS
Attractive 1Aa-story English brick
Offering liy. rm with firepl., din
rm.,. kit. 2 bedrms.. bath and
paneled den on 1st floor; 2 lge.
bedrms.. bath and sun deck on 2nd
noor; full bsmt., oil a.-c, heat. and
fenced rear lawn. Excellent NJ. Ar
nngton location; conv. to everything,
Price, S23. 500. sub. cash.
Ewes. CHI. 1919
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER
Church community contains e21ft
liv:, rm.. din. L." very nice GE kit,
with breakfast bar, pull-down stair
way to storage attic; full bsmt.. and
gas &C. heat. Price, $lS,45O,
$1,000 cash.
Ewes. GIL. 3141
1921 N. POTOMAC ST.
Drive BY, take look at this attrac-
tive 3-bedrm. white brick Colonial
Then call US for an appointment to
inspect the interior We believe
you'll agree that 1t is priced right
Ewes. GIL. 3141
Dominion Ins. & Realty Agcy.
Gil. 633S. 31O3 N, 10th. OK IRA
Evening star., 1952-01-15
REDUCED

So. 500 due to urgent need to SELL
$4,000 will now purchase this A.
excel N. Arl loc.; also den on 1st
A.; an outstanding value. Call now.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1952-01-15
BIG ROOMS
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER

PERRY BOSWELL, INC.
WA. 4500. Open TIL 8 PM
Evening star., 1952-01-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANIEp.

WANT TO RENT or lease small
church or building for place of wor-
ship in ne. or NV. area; may con-
slider buying later, If reasonable
terms can be arranged. Call TR.
$3.50. ask for MR.. e. CARROLL. 21s