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Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-11-15

ears, skins, etc., scaled and cleaned
and boiled four or five hours, sea-
soned, cooled, cut in slices, dipped
in flour and fried brown" Or may
be you would rather have some syl-
labub, made by "Sweetening quart
of cider with double refined sugar.
Crate nutmeg into it. Then milk
your cow into your liquor. When
you have thus added what quantity
of milk you think proper, pour half
a pint or more of the sweetest cream
you can get over it,
So much for the good old days!
Then we come to the middle 1905
when three editions of CDR. Chase's
Receipts: or Information for Every
one,' were published. They con-
tanned, besides receipts for breads,
pies, cakes, meats, buildings, soup
and various dishes,'' which was
everything else, information about
caring for the sick, domestic ami
mails and bees.
House Cook Book" standby of
our mothers, which was issued in
several editions and dedicated to
the then presidents wife. 1t con-
tanned chapters on the various
groups of food and final chapter
on Facts Worth Knowing" which
was really what it said, such as
'How to make enamel for shirt
bosoms," ''How to test nutmegs," or
even more important, ''How to pre-
vent creaking of bedsteads." Cook
books in those days were practical
and comprehensive.
Home Economics
Home economics was coming into
the educational picture, with food
and cookery one of its foremost
subjects. This brought new methods
and recipes. About the beginning of
the century several cook books were
published, the best known among
them being "The Boston Cooking
School Cook Book" 1t was written
and compiled by Fannie Merritt
Farmer, the head of the Boston
Cooking school. 1t was first pub
ished in 1896. Since then there
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-11-15
An Editorial
Thankful
For Family

THANKSGIVING is essentially
family day. Christmas is, too, of
course, but not so completely, be-
cause we include in it friends and
acquaintance with our gifts and
messages. But we think of Thanks
giving particularly in terms of
grandparents, parents and children
gathered around the festal board.
The family holds its pre-eminent
place in our way of life because it
is the only possible base upon which
a society of responsible human be-
ings has ever found it practical to
build for the future and maintain
the values they cherish in the pres
ent. If the family were to be
swept away, the world would be-
come a place of RECOMMENDATION, chaos
and desolation.
Happy living cannot be attained
without a feeling of relatedness,
which began early in life, to some
special person or group. The need
for fellowship is as deep as the
need for food, and there is nothing
in human experience that can SUBJ
stitute for genuine, warm and
simple relatedness. 1t is the people
members of our own immediate
family-who are especially ours.
'What if everyone of them has
faults and deficiencies?" says Kath-
leen Norris in her little volume
Home" 'They are her own people,
uncles, aunts, cousins, nephews,
nieces, sons and daughters, and
from the battered muffin tins in the
big kitchen to the Copley portrait
over the dining room mantel, to the
old dim pencilled heights and ages
on the barn door, the place they
inhabit is Home"
If anyone has ever spent Thanks
giving in a strange place among
strange people, he will understand
how different it is from Christina.
because then there are the letter:
and packages to link him to his own
Thanksgiving is sort of state o.
ones own mind-remembering anC
approaching. 1t was wise provi
dence indeed who made us par
of group which is very intimat'
and very precious.-AMY MARTIN
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-11-15

have been nine editions with a total
of 2,748,000 copies. The next to last
edition in 1916 celebrated its 50th
anniversary. The new edition COM
pletely rewritten and modernized
was published this year.
Another popular cook book which
has sold over a million copies is
"The Joy of Cooking" by Mrs. Irnna
S. Rombauer, ST. Louis housewife.
The first edition in 1881 was pri-
vately printed at the request of the
authors married children who
wanted to cook the way mother
did," 1t is a 1,000-page book brin-
full of recipes which IAN old hand"
recognizes as well proportional and
young cook can follow implicitly.
There have been dozens of excel
lent cook books published and most
cooks have their own particular ia
vorite. Also there are privately
printed recipe books, gotten out by
a club or church group as a money
making project. Most of these are
excellent because they are the rec
ipes used by the best cooks of the
organization. Commercial cook
books or booklets are those pub
lished by companies selling food
products - flour. dairy products,
spices, meat and such. They are
authentic and well tested. Of late
they have become very attractive
as well, with elaborate colored pic
lures. And, of course, there are the
United States department of agri-
culture and state college bulletins
and leaflets giving recipes. In fact,
one need not lack a recipe for any,
thing to be stirred up.
New Trends
There are new trends in cook
books. Some treat of specialties in a
particular field, such as "Antoinette
Pope School Candy Book" 1.-THE
Salt Free Diet Cook Book" "Sour
Cream Cookery" "The Cheese Cook
Book"
Recently men have come into the
cook book field. 1.-THE Fireside Cook
Book" by James A. Beard, well
known food authority, is more than
a cook book with tested and tried
recipes. 1t is entertaining, with
amusing illustrations in color by
Alice and Martin Provensen. Ever
though you never intend to cook
you will enjoy it.
Entirely different is the recen
publication, Look No Further" BY
Richard T. Hougen, who manages
Boone Tavern of Berea College
Kentucky, an eating place famed
Tor its good food. The illustration
and type used, like its recipes, ar,
extra special. If you cannot go t,
Boone Tavern you can buy the cool
book. and make some of its re
nowned dishes yourself.
We wonder if men are about +
take over the entire job of cooking
Last fall mans cook book of 81
winning recipes by 474 western me-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-11-15
Grandmotber's Cook Book

An old-fashioned cookbook,
Il still have the treasurer
When I was a child
1t gave me such pleasure;
Precise in all details,
With bright-colored pictures,
To show how to make
The marvellous mixtures.
How to skewer and to carve,
To test and to haste
Preparation of foods
With not one bit of waste;
Such long hours of toiling
The right touch to impart-
In Grandmother's day,
Cooking sure was an arti
Jean Brennemar
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-11-15

w likely to find in every home?
Probably the Holy Bible. Then what
would be the next book most likely
to be found? No doubt, a cook book
The first feeds the soul, the latter
the body.
Cook or receipt (now recipe)
books go back a couple of centuries
in this country, the first one being
"The Compleat Housewife: or Ac-
complished Gentlewoman's Com
panion. Being a collection of up
wards of 500 of the most approved
receipts fit either for private FAM
lilies, or such Publick Spirited Gen
tlewomen as would be beneficient
to their poor Neighbors." 1t was
published in 1912 at Williamsburg,
Virginia, by William Parks and
modelled after one printed by Mrs.
E. Smith IN England. English cook
books bear early dates: Sir J. Eli
otis Book, 1889; Abraham Veales,
1875, and ''The Widdowe's Treas
ure," 1925.
''The Pocumtuc Housewife, a
Guide to Domestic Cookery as it is
practiced in the Connecticut Valley
published first in 1905 by Several
Ladies at Deerfield, Massachusetts,,
is Especially adapted to the use of
young wives who come from outside
places and are not conversant with
the ways of the Valley, and of fe-
male orphans who have not had
mothers training"
In the note to the 1897 edition:
"Why should empty platters and
plates be cherished as something
sacred, and the contents for which
alone they existed be forgotten?
Surely dish of victuals had closer
connection with grandfather than a
dish of Canton china. In a sense the
victual was itself an ancestor"
Choice Dishes
1t is indeed quite book which no
doubt whetted the appetites of its
then users. How, for instance, would
you like piece of Souse for break
fast or dinner or supper? 'Pigs feet,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-11-15

Look out for choices; they run
into habit, character, destiny
Maltbie D. Babcock.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-11-15
Choice Dishes

1t is indeed quite book which no
doubt whetted the appetites of its
then users. How, for instance, would
you like piece of Souse for break
fast or dinner or supper? "Pigs feet,
Evening star., 1952-11-29
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn or unfurn. apis. or
mouse. or Sublets Wash Va White
Open DAYS MA 0O01
CIVIL SERVICE employed couple de-
sire rent or lease. one or two bed
room unfurnished apartment. Prefer
NV. convenient to Rock Creek
pkwy; RE; 4l42. Ext. 1878; ewes.
YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN desires
furn. effic. apt. conv. transp., NV.
sec. under SIS mo-, for Jan. j.;
preferably in apt. bldg. WO. 1886,
GOVT. GIRL desires furn. efficiency
AIT. ,sso' II NV. section by Dec. Is.
Want FURNISHED. a-bedrm. apt,
from I to 6 mos; upper NV,
preferably Conn ave; 5000 to $500.
3.year-eId 19Id ..rn girI and 3,;-months, old
TWO-BEDRM. APT. for adults: max.
rental. 500 to S125 per mo-; i'm
mediate or early occupancy. MA.
1869. or write T. H. D., Room 40s.
Columbian Bldg 3Q'
TWO UNFURN. bedrms.. liv. rm. kit.
bath. in apt. bldg. or md fl. pvt.
home, NV, sec. Box Aim Star.
NICELY FURN. 3-RM. PVT, upper
NV. section; about $50; desirable
section only. CO. 2442.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

ARE YOU MOVING to California
or to some other western state?
and autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. National 1885"
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
phnns ssnarats So rooms: sxpeTt sS PACKING
MOVING and hauling. day or night
NO. $3.50 DU 1857
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 1887: eyes,, GE. 14l6. 80
Evening star., 1952-11-29

O. RM, BRICK BUNGALOW-Full eel
lar. stove. refgr.. auto. gas h.-w.h.:
Sc, section; Sl25: LU: 1-2O35. -
S. E.. RANDLE HIGHLAND, 5-rm.
bungalow compl. redecorated; lge.
yard with parking space; adults
only; heat furn.; $15. vi. 57O6
Evening star., 1952-11-29
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BEDRMS.. metropolitan
area preferred 2 school-age chill
dren. JE. 2-4370. 80
WANT FURNISHED. 2-bedrm. house,
to $500: 3-yr-old girl, 3-mos.- .-old
baby. HU. roo; Ext 211. 3O'
COLORED - WANT TO RENT q
house. or 5 room; married couple
with children. Ii. 4-689l. 30
HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in
praisals, no delay. For complete
rental service. phone us today.
PERRY HAY CO., 81. 6242. 3
Evening star., 1952-11-29
COOP. APIS. SALE tcons.)

cSdSREDTlsso SDNT s7 wE, AMP is:. c;.,v FAIR an,
bldg. rm.. kit. and bath; S62 90
mo. with as little S100 down. To
inspect see janitor, then call GE
343l or RA. 25Rl -29
Evening star., 1952-11-29
MONROE COURT
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

ONE BEDRM., liv. rm.. din rm.. kit
and bath: secretarial switchboard
elev. service and sundec on roof;
immrsHd possession, Priced right.
SH. 0420; ewes. LA. 6-SS0O 80
NEAR 18th ST. NV bedrm., din.
rm.. liv. rm.. balcony. kit. and bath;
near transp. and shopping; secre-
tarial switchboard; vacant immed
possession. Reas. THE EMBASSY
APTS.. 1918 Harvard st. NV. CO.
9200. 80
Evening star., 1952-11-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR wanted
for Arl., Alex. and nr.-by Va. on
fast-moving nationally famous food
item for fountains and luncheon.
cites. Phone or write SUBURBAN
PRODUCTS CO.. Silver Spring. Md.
CAMERA AND VARIETY STORE-1n
good NV. section; on bus and street.
vat Gh ieass owner has rem other Business
that needs his Immediate attention.
About 81 800. total cost, GOLD,
NAN TI PosS SS9esEAoS sHf IA s7So. Mss as9
tefStSn ef1s% see seRfd before ESs II
noon or after 8 pm. 1882 Conn.
sERvIcE fHs 9E STATION. nearby Va. Good
lease. mod. rent Eauip ST ESQ;
.Es,TS snSfteS; s.oN sSs! II I;l,y 7sau,posa
LARGE USED CAR LoT for sale. On
heavily Travelled boulevard. Com
plete in every respect for tull,scale
erty Call UN. 4040. Il
TEN ACRES. good S-room house. grist
mill: 400 yds. on U. S. / and 6S mi.
south of D. c. $4,000. with $500
ARE f2s9 You GGS sTEREsFE1 mG sE in business BUSH"
OF your own? Grocery store for
sale, near downtown: six-year busi-
ness. firmly established; store re-
Gently remodeled and completely
equipped; ABC lic;, 100ee, cash: no
deliveries; new lease, low rent.
Call RE. 1916 between 1915. 80
PRINT SHOP, complete with going
cslI af; 51i $54o or or Gt. 81 'aS Ss74 oIS5 foi
GRocERYe iRtSrnsi1on; small, will sacrifice for
PARKING liisRif L LOT. f'sSi sS1 st. NV. for
COR. GROCERY-.Owner ill; quotes
sotsl 81 1oS zoo zoo teqms eqip T1 TR15rfffte
DRUGSTORE. of No. l Hwy; approx.
$1,000 weekly; clean stock; shows
lge. net. Excel. small opera ation.
Owner 0T e;d1 must II sell 5oo AuERBAcH CO..
DIRECT FROM OWNER-Newsstand
and gift shop combination; excellent
Ready for immediate sale and oc-
cupancy; low down payment. SO1
tavern. AVE \. IN NY; Prince Georges Co.. &c On
and-off sale liquor. wine and beer
license. owners will sell all or half
interest at sacrifice price. MANOR
REALTY CO.. Colmar Manor. Nd.
WA. 3213. Est. 90 years. UN.
CAR wAsH-Modern. good loe., low
rent good for 2 partners. Call in
person. See MR.. TOPOL, 933 H st..
S.w., corner Maine ave. Il
LUNCHROOM - 204O Georgia ave.
NV; low rent. good lease, low over
head; owner has other interests and
is QcceDtahle tn a DrouOSitiOn Call
owner. MR.. SIMONY. WO. OS01.
INvESTOR-S5 900 on a monthly
curtailment plan for l year. with
well-established automobile CORP;
teed. Box 464-M. Star. 6s
CORNER GROCERY, S.E.-Five-rm.
apt doing approx. ST00-SS00
weekly. Good lease. Terms. Must
sacrifice I'll health. Big discount
Evening star., 1952-11-29
HOUSES TO SHARE

NV. 35th ST.-Girl over % to share
house with 3 others. Twin beds.
TV. OR. 1924. 80
WANTED 1 or young men to share
beautiful. 6-rm. home in Bethesda,
with . young naval officers. Eco
nomical, yet gracious living. Phone
OIL. 4O32 after 6:15. Il
COUPLE to share nicely furnished
house; good transp.; convenient to
stores and shopping center: prefer
couple with small child. VIII care
for child evenings, LA, 6-5924 .
Evening star., 1952-11-29
BRAND-NEW
Brick Homes

OPEN SUNDAY. 1-5 PM.
Three bedrms.. dining room,
complete modern kitchen with
SIT. GE refgr.; full basement
and many other special fea-
lures. Only SII5 to Sis per
month. 1900 block of 18th st.
ne. DIRECTIONS: Turn north
off Michigan ave. on l2tn
tiust beyond Catholic u to
Emerson ST., then right to
open sign Sample house. 5000
Sargent rd.)
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 1896. DI. S695.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
HOUSES UNFURkIsHED

2 BLKS. FROM MD. LINE-Just off
10th St, 3 bedrms.. :, baths: con-
Eenient schools and churches:
gfRsos,i a. f''0S ss77. cal ask sfaFkhFx foF M
ARIiNGToN. few blks. Hechts'@e-
bedrm. semidet. brick oil h,-a. heat.
bsmt,,' fenced yard; Dead-end ST..
mr.. elem. school; S110. oW. 1859.
WHEAToN-2.bedrm, brick bunga-
basement. Sligo 0493. 80
TAKOMA PARK-Colonial brick. }
peacbes peacms felevsfon Sashs res WI rm aegs gsrep
section; 6edrms. sssae'ii ia bashs nsw hs liS
rm.. din. .rm.. well-equip. kit, recr.
rm: and full bsmt.; Sl35 mo. ARL-
94fs; E4df RKos- ayes JE. "a 2. 4sss a6 or "a
brick rambler. FIRE
place. .bsmt., all-electric kit; yr
old; close to school and shopping
nr. Univ, Lane and Riggs rd.; S125
mo, mo, syail.'immed. nn.r Tu. 1873: i
tnRAssf nT bedr9s F9WS baths Msss ssear ave sa:
rage;, Avail. ian. MR.. ADAMS,
ASHTON HEIGHTs. VA: ) bedrms,
bath bath, gsrsge; mo Dec ue eccppsnsy' aYMy
IA. 7.4146; ewes. ia. a-Ta5a' -;
large YARD. Slf5 furnished Iless
unfurnished). Avail. Dec; 20; Silver
81 spring rIs Nd sbp Phone 81 o5l3 a-,,; m:
corven.: nr school. shopping. bus
Available Dec. IS. S145 per mo-,
reduced rent for longer lease. Refs.
e.RdooM BUNGALOW. eonv, transp.; trans !;
Ti1sff SsEps Nd HotsE SH 2S2s EQUIPPED m
Allison dr., Rockcrest, Rockville,
Md; 500 mo. Rockville 6357.
ARNA VALLEY. vA:-Two bedrms.,
Minis to Pentas on. Navy Annex. :
blocks to, bus. near schools. shop,
pInS,vp Pins center; 81. $40 per mo. Can
SILVER HTERNs spRTNG.' Ri S':@; @5a1 Arthur ave
six-rm. brick, detached; convenient
Can be inspected Rent, Sl35 mo-,
on lease. WI. 3413. JU. SAIL.
to bus; school AND stores; avail. Dec.
ARLINGToN AND FALLS CHURCH-
Selection of and . bedrm. homes:
some ,brand-new; avail immed.; in
leases Gsst l0caseni We handle f only or me
clean rentals. Cali GL. a1oo, OK.
l243, Fri. Sat. and Sun. morn.
TWO BEDRMs.; e4os Southern s ave.
Sc: shipley .ter;a@Sl9o per mo.
ARLINGToN-s bedrms,. 1 bath, ga
scr. porch. semifinished recr. rm. in
bsmt.: Sl50. FA. 1892. go
BFLvEDERE. VA. 934 Maplewood
kkiti;,, Bendix; Dec. /; sla5. odPA.
,th AND KENNEDY SITS. NV
Arranged for > families; auto. heat:
large yard; vacant. To inspect. call
kENNGPY toTs' GP' aa1s REAL1Y co. INC. Be ksai-
33as D ST -bedrm.. partly
furnished house; oil heat: full bsmt.;
fenced yard: near school; S125 mo,
T2HkoMa Pk.--a lge. bedrms.. -i,n brick
conv. to schools, stores. JU. 7-73l9.
ARLINGTON. close in bedrms.' rms .
baths conv. to schools. shopping
and transp.; $3.50, IA. 7-9037. 30
NV, NEAR 9th AND MADISON
Attrac S-rm. house. porch; lovely
yard: very attrac, bsmt.; excel
transp. and shopping; dishwasher.
Bendix washer; $135. ia. 0543 or
RA. 4641. 80
ARL.. N.-3 bedrms. porch, bsmt.
$3.50: 3 bedrms., gar, bsmt., S165:
9 bedrms.. bsmt., S115. ASK-US? /?
REALTY Co. GL. 1252. OK. 1853
Evening star., 1952-11-29
HOUSES FURNISHED

from Tivoii Thester-Five Five bedrms. nsA
md f.. nicely furn.; ideal for
rooming house; full bsmt., gas heat.
open Sat. II to 4; Sun; Il to 3.
saa p' St. G ne. At, 4 - 5i7s. G7sAt1 80 90
3:BEDRM. BRICK-Availabl immed
S125 mo. Falls Church area. F.,
E: MALCOLM Realtor. OW. 3024.
32l1 ADAMS MILL RD.-4 bedrms.,
+ RA' 0ata:; dSs5' on 0usline' sleo mo- Call
SILVER SPRING-Beautiful 2-bedrm.
brick rambler. near Franklin and
Flower ave. rec. rm.. close to every
rs ~ sls7lE. BLANCHARD RsslfSor,
rec: nm. sra and HAMILToN ST.
NV. excel; furn. Avail. Dec. 5 on
Lease. 500 mo; HU. 3646. 80
ROSEMARY HILLS. Sill. SPG.-7-
rm' house; 2l2 baths, garage. recr.
washer, dryer; E iFoner; Avail. Dec i
REDFcoRATED@Ssf4 TED SH. 'fi Military vS rd..
CHEVY Chase; $ rms. Pa baths,
h;,y NSIN; h; oil; SOS: Ma: 1889, a
teaas immed, w@opnaUGn 9Seqgapsy sla5 per No
FAIRFAX1cottaee. $50 mo. Also
large single room. $40. for gentle
man. Cali Browning 740-J-o. 80
BETHESDA--Attrac. det. 2-story brk.;
rms, IA baths. rec: rm,; gar;
PoNNElEY EaiGS,S ma, Sni; ss5; 49, eves s. taE ol
n Y. ave. TAX. PIX. Nd; 3 bedrms':
piano. firepl.; Sl25 mo. 81. 2205.
- acres OF land; 4 bedrms.. den
ssls} siS6 me nse IVY VA rm s1s9 fln eyes sm SAT- U
FURN. OR UNFURN.. 5-bedrm. home
in heart of Clarendon. va. Liv.
r1l:o m: din. rm: and den; full bsmt
a. 3-bedrm. rambler. unfurn. Call
"a; SSAa;n2 III -. LOUdS R; SIMPSON &
sff' AN Va INC" 5000 Wilson bly, eIgd,,
S; ARLINGToN-Llv. rm., bedrms.,
washer Anchor-fenced yard; Sl25
VIENNA. yA.-Furn,, 3-bedrm. house,
rent for. mos. $3.50 per mo. Must
have refs. Call JA. 2-s373. or JA.
90
ALEXANDRIA,. overlooking Potomac,
samDIsr' rambler nicely Iy,,iia fgrn flreDl porch
DUPoNT CIRCLE AREA. comfortably
furn-, 3 hedrms.. bath. liv. rm., din.
weekdays, all day Sun, 80
FOR RENT, furn., 9-bedrm house.
lnPafaH lSoS 81
mod. conv.; " blk to busline. Avail
1ee ROXBORo PL. NV. 6-room
semidet. brick. completely furn: gas
heat; rent Sl25 mo. .Immed. ,occup.
Sun. between 10 am. and pm.
FALLS CHURCH-Lovely Broadmont
section; large ,3-bedrm rambler, ga
baths. . fireplaces screened porch,
garage: $3.50: available January ..
VIRGINIA HOMES. FA. 1920, FA.
cHEyY tggy sa6d GHAsgmchsrming & houses;
DUNNINGToN. OR. 1888. WI. 1885.
THREE-BEDRM. HOUSE at 1880 N.
eatSsH Gresnorias W ST. rent ia sa6 baths 1r walled
SI75 unfurn, Cali JA. 7-7790. i
1908 ANNANDALE RID, Falls Church,
Va.-Two-bedrms.. firepl., TV; u
acre: fenced rear. Crescent 1o9e-J
or JE. 3-9361. i
FOGGY BOTTOM-Two bedrms. and
bath. modern kit, double living rm.;
fenced patio; charm and conv.
combined for S115 mo. WOODWARD
AND NORRIS. 723 Goth NV.
RE. 65S5: ewes, LA. 6-2157. 80
NEAR BANCROFT APIS.
Two -bedrm. house; good cond.; par.
tally furnished; conv. to transp.,
shop. centers; gas auto. heat; S115
mo. WASHBURN a. MAIZE. 927
New York CIT oS1c -
Evening star., 1952-11-29

IN NEARBY MD.-Available Dec. / :;
detached Cape Cod. less than 2
yrs old Has 3 bedrmS., liv. rm.,
den and modern kitchen (equip.
with stove, refgr., washer. garbage
disposal and youngstown steel cab
inets): convenient to schools, transp.
and shopping center: rental. 81 ID.
MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP,
XII. S-6140, weekdays. 8 to 5; UN.
4405. 2-S PM, Frt.-Sun. 80
SEMIDETACHED RAMBLERs
bedrms., daylight bsmt., gas heat,
only Sll5 per month. Close to Lang
ley shopping center. in N. H ES-
tates. Call CO. Obs. Il
GIVE THE KIDS A BREAK
FOR FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN
New semidetached brick home, q rms.
lst-fl. powder room, large daylight
bsmt., lge. back yard for children
to play; rental. S125 per mo. Call
MR.. LLEWELLYN. Ma. $40. 30
MAR PARK, MD.
5216 Carlton ST., Just of Massa-
chusetts ave. ext; attractive brick
rambler about year old; 3 bed
rooms and bath with shower; electric
kitchen. including dishwasher: full
basement with finished recreation
room and shower bath: gas heat;
front porch: large lot; available
now; rent Sl15. To inspect, call:
B. r. SAUL CO.
925 18th st. NV. MA. 2100
80
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHEp
$66.50 and $69.5O
NEW

ONE-BEDROOM
APARTMENTS
Utilities Not Included
4223-79 9Th ST. Sc.
(6th and Chesapeake Sts.)
Convenient to:
Boiling Field
Naval Research Bureau
Naval Air Station
IS Minutes to
Downtown Washington
Driving directions: Out
South Capitol st. to At
lantic ST., left to 9Th st.,
right three blocks to apis.
Bus directions: Capital
Transit Az CongreS
Heights bus at 10th and
e Pennsylvania ave. to 9Th
and Atlantic Sts.; two
blocks to apartments.
REPRESENTATIVE ON PREMISES
Saturday and sunday.
l P M. to PM.
SHANNON & LUCHS co
1905 H st. NV. MA. 234
Evening star., 1952-11-29
SOUTHEAST

500 Xenia st. s.e.-Fast route down
town via So. Capitol st: Bridge. Very
large, 2-bedrm. units: Sl00 per mo-,
incl utils: garages available in same
bldg; $3.50 per mo. UN. $500.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
BROOKMONT. MD.

Conv to Army Map Service. Full
bSmtS with rec. rm. Oil h.-w.h
$120 per mo. One or . VI. lease
desired. Call BOSS d. PHELPS. INC.
MA. $500, 80
Evening star., 1952-11-29
1721 QUE ST Sc

11GA II D 0.1.
Corner, lst f1oor-Excellent loea-
ton, convenient to TRANSPORTATION,
stores, schools. etc. Two rooms.
kit, din. alcove and bath; S61 so,
utilities not included. Key at 112l-
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 18th st. NV. MA. 2IoO
Evening star., 1952-11-29
TEL. XII. 8-8484

TEL. XII. 8-8484
UNIVERSITY HILLS
New e d deyslpDment MS IA mile west of the
Enc apts.; large living rn.. dressing
closet, tiled bath, complete kit,
S6S.50 incl. all utilities; immed.
occupany. Apply MRS. STANTON,
3424 Tulane dr.. WA. 1877. 80
COLORED-BAsEMENT APT, 9 bed
mos T%s MRS. s F% WiNfIE1p fis fnd 1f 9atb 5s S3o
COLoRED - APARTMENT. available
Dec, /; rooms, kit. bath: for re-
fined couple; 9TH st. ne; conv.
furn. Call 10. 2-5:74
COLORED-NO. o. X ST. Ne
One rm. kit, Semibath, INV h.,
elec. Young couple. CO. 2123. 80"
2 RMS, KITCHEN, semiprivate bath.
Nice location; for colored. RA. 5fs3.
CoLORED-TwO RMS. and kitchen:
FOR COLORED-IOO91a gath ST.
NV. Large l-rm., kit. and bath
apt; $50 per mo. See MRS. HAIR
foIokEPI, S5I{3 H.. FM, KIT and Share iS
CoLoRED-EFFicIENCY APT. with
kit. and bath; conv. to busline. Call
Ii. 4-5349 before 9 pm. =
COLORED-3-RM., share bath apt:
l-rm.. kit. pvt. bath apt. 1888
Burke st. Sc, TIA. S31i. Reas. i
COLORED =. JUST REMODELED-I
Three rms. kit. and bath; all pvt;
SO; HARRISON & ADAMS. MA.
COLORED-s NEW mod. 4-rm. and
bath apts.. avail. Dec. Is. Excel.
location; tn and A sts; Sc; $3.50
WALSH. INC, s15 11th St. NV.
COLoRID-Iio3 V ST. N.w.-one
rm., kit. and bath. Apt. "a. $3@ 30
AFFLECK, 2423 Pa. ave. Ma. $3.50.
II
COLORED-50S Goth ST. NE.-Bed-
rm., liv, rm., kit. dinette and bath.
$50
HARRY A. OLIKER co.
1131 Vt. Ave. NV. MA. 221O