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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
Everything Mrs. Best cooks
has a Spanish accent. Try
her rice and pork dish -.

NONTH MIAMI, FLA.
CHE has tiny house, a not-too-big garden,
- a threesome family - husband Harry,
son George = but life looms big, it holds
abundance for Mrs. H. G. Best of North
Miami, Fla.
Mrs. Best lives by what | call the open
door policy, ready to accept and experience
whatever the day may bring. She has devel-
oped dozens of talents, from cooking to
dresunaking to numerous crafts, and all to
one purpose: to make her home charming.
happy place.
Mrs. Harry Best was born in Barcelona.
Spain, lived II years in Cuba and then
moved with her family to Miami, where she
was married and has lived now for II years.
visited this busy little homenaker to talk
about cooking. The Home Demonstration
Agent for Dade County told me that Mrs.
Best was one of her women who cooked with
real imagination and with Spanish accents.
Lets Of Hebliss
before talking, come see my house." l
noted the furniture was slip-covered with
professional skill. My hostess said. Il did
it myself" One of her hobbies is making rag
rugs. She makes her own lampshades Copper
tooling is one of her pastimes. Certainly, she
makes her own clothes. She makes jellies and
conserves from the tropical fruits she raises
in her backyard garden.
The screened porch was cool oasis on
thshot March day. Colita, the dog, stretched
atoW feet enjoying her mid-afternoon siesta.
Maybe you would like to try my favorite
way of using the avocado" Mrs. Best sug-
gested. We slipped iced coffee and balanced
guacamole salad on the arm of our chairs.
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The SPANISH Touch
by Clementine PaddlefOrd
This Week Food
JOE covUL0

It's perfect luncheon dish to serve with
bread and-butter sandwiches.
Mrs. Best invited me for dinner, to sample
her fanilys favorite rice-and-pork oombi-
nation, savory and filing, meal in ITSELF
ouacamole
cups tfickly sliced avocado
l cup fresh pineapple wedges
Is cup salad oil
y cup vinegar
! Glove garlic, finely minced
Salt
Pepper
Combine fruits. Blend oil, vinegar, garlic.
adding salt and pepper to taste. Pour over
fruit and chill in refrigerator, turning occa-
sionally. Serve on lettuce Yield: 6 portions.
AIRES Cen Pusrco
2 tablespoons vegetable oil. heated
2 small cloves garlic, finely minced
pound lean pork shoulder, cubed
2 pounds square salt pork, cubed
medium onion, sliced
l green pepper, sliced
cup quick-cooklng rice
No. IN can tomatoes
n cup cooked peas
N cup chopped peanuts
Heat oil in skillet. Slowly brown Glove
minced garlic and pork shoulder about
y hour. In a separate skillet, render salt
pork. add Glove garlic, minced. the onion
and green pepper; fry until vegetables are
golden Pour off all but n cup of grease; add
rice and cook until grains begin to brown.
Add tomatoes, shoulder-pork mixture and
tightly cover. Simmer until rice is tender.
Just before the dish is done, add cooked peas
and peanuts. Yield: a portions
DOWN ON THE FARM near NesU
GI0rus, Wise. - TOE scotch dairy
farmers ,Cife next sOeek make her heir
Loon, S,ciss cheese dishes.
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20
City Council
Continued from page

Continued from page 1
 The provisions are non-asignable and will be given to John Buggy, Virgil Eckert, Irene Benson and Oscar Beylund.
 Planning Board
 Three new members of the Planning Board were appointed to fill existing vacancies. These were: William Remple and Ralph Moore, both for three year terms and Tex Presley for a one year term. They replace Ed Smith, Lew Hanks and Richard Dem hning. Special commentators to Charles Wilson, chairman of the board, were made by Mayor flag en for his work and efforts the past year.
 Telephone System
 What to do with outstanding bills against telephone users was discussed. Attorney Butcher com mented there was no recourse provided for collection of old bills when the city purchased the tele- phone business. The telephone committee was given authoriza- tion by the council to make rec commended adjustments outstand- ing bills. These will be submitted for formal city council approval. Many of these delinquent ac- counts stem from outages and the refusal of users to pay for periods when there was no service.
 To eliminate like situations in the future, council members an- hounced any telephone outage of | a longer period than 72 hours will be pro-rated providing the l outage has been reported in writ ing or by person at the telephone office. The 72 hour period will | start following notification.
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20
Valley Frontiersman
Road Commission

Continued from sage l tion. This section from Seward to Mile 58 has been widened and inn proved preparatory to paving and the remaining 70 miles of the route, from Mile 58 to Anchorage, is paved.
 Sterling Highway
 This route is in good condition for its entire length to Homer, in cluding branches to Kenai, Kasil- of and Ninilchik, and will be maintained for winter travel.
 Steese Highway
 Maintenance has now been dis continued for the winter on this route and officially it is closed beyond Chatanika, Mile 31, for the winter.
 Maintenance has now been dis continued beyond OlneS, Mile 6, and the road closed from Olnes to Livengood for the winter.
 Mckinley Park Roads
 The roads in Mckinley Park are closed for the winter.
 Haines Highway
 Open from Haines to the june tlon with the Alaska Highway, Mile 160 '(A1aska Hwy. Mile 1016). It is anticipated that this route vii lbe closed from the Canadian border. Mile 41, to the junction with the Alaska Highway in No vember. Information should bel obtained from the ARC offices at Juneau or Haines or from the Canadian maintenance personnel at Mile 1916 on the Alaska High way before attempting to travel this route at this time of year.
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20
1s2 MILES PAVED BY ARC THIS YEAR

Paving by the Alaska Road Commission on Alaska's main highways totalled 192 miles dur ing the past season. Chef Engin- ger William Niemi said this week.
 The 1852 work brought to 6O9 miles the total laid in the last four years. The pavement is as- phaltic, 20 feet wide.
 Remaining in present paving plans are 453 miles.
 This years hard-Surfacing in- cluded:
 Seward-Anchorage highway. 7l miles south from Anchorage Glenn highway, p miles in the Sheep Mountain vicinity. Alas
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20
Coop Manager
Continued fror

Continued from page 1
 Wednesday due to an inter-union dispute over hiring dock foremen. Tickets started marching a week ago in efforts to compel all em- ployers to hire all dock foremen through the AFL International Longshoremen's Association, in- stead of foremen who have set up their own independent union.
 Disbursements Association of
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20
R0nl Sighted or Rood

A large ram with a curl and one half was seen in the mid dle of the Anchorage-Palmer Highway approximately one mile past the Matanuska bridge Tuesday morning by Johnny Gore and Harvey Cooper while enroute to FL mendorf Field. However far removed from his element, the ram didn't seem too perturbed. It was though that the snow and wind had driven him from his usual habitant and in his wanderings had reached the highway.
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20
Announce Enqoqemenf

MT. and Mrs. Richard H. Died rich of Sutton have announced the engagement of their daugh- ter Patricia Ann to Waldo Smith. son of Mrs. W. C. Wheeler, of Steamboat Springs, Colorado. No date for the wedding has been set.
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20

Anchorage wired the Portland Chamber of Commerce Tuesday that businessmen here are re- solved to find more reliable ship ping schedules. The telegram asked the Portland Chamber to help in forming long-range plans which would bypass Seattle.
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20

30 on the black side of the ledger, according to figures released last week by Henry Roden, territori- al treasurer. As of September 30, the treasury had a bank account of $1O,317,437.40 and owed $1,- 114,155.10 on outstanding war rants, the treasurer reported.
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20

ka Highway. 46 miles between Big Delta Junction and John son River. Richardson highway. p miles north from Valdez, 10 miles south from Big Timber and 2l miles south from Big Delta Junction.
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20
Valley To Have
. page 1

Continued from page IS graduate of Oregon State Col lege where she took her degree in pharmacy.
 Dr. and Mrs. Woodward were guests of the Baileys over the Labor Day weekend and in spite ot constant rainy weather en- countered, they decided they lik- ed the Valley and returned to Oregon to make arrangements for their move to Palmer.
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20

FRoNTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
 ALWAYS GET RESULTS
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20

Rules for the chrsmas of 1852 established week at meeting of the League Clauses and Helpers This each entitled to one charm ing helper here demonstrated by Helen switchboard operator al the Anchorage cial store.
 There will be no chimney descent this ap proved entry will be by window. Browning recently of Memphis is Mr. Claus and with inc help Glen ot the Alaska Housing Authority that each window must be 30 inches wide to minimum qurements of the double entry" system this
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20

The territory of Alaska is a solven operation, with $9,2O3. .282.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY-CLEANING EQUIP. prac. new;
sacrifice: will finance. To see. 1920
No 3 S cSsis0 bo 81 .elf-.ervice s roc
to serious Illness now closed, needs
stock, wonderful opportunity. AL
RESTAURANT AND BAR. downtown
s.t eS snssg snd RStns sms dOSn
RSHTisnNSio No. sI 1884 'e or sr. sSs1. @7
BEAUTY SALON-Sman exclusive,
well equipped; air cond.; UNIQUE To-
j, cation. low overhead; A zeal money ,
VALET CONCESSION - Large NV.
: apt. bldg. Ideal for couple; $500
weekly receipts. Aeas. WO. b624.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in once bldg.
will pay all cash for GOOD location.
TOURIST HOTEL; Capitol Hill. =
Choice property, r h..I rms; baths tbs;
Of property. furnishings, and good
will. Substantial cash req. Easily
operated. JESSE LOEB. Ma. 2o14
gELF-sERvIcE LAUNDRY and clean
operation viii net SiO. 900 or more
yearly; ideal for husband and wife
.AD. 9719. Ii. 7-540a. IS.
NEWSSTAND, SOUVENIRS, estab'
hshed business; reasonable to resp resp
IHans gotSLi s0s sraTioN. s On lie. hish
way: stock and equipment. pumping
sJ4, 600 gal. mo-; reasonable rent
466 8. Washington st.. Falls Church
GROCERY sT0RE-Living quarters
we'll stocked; beer license. Ii. 4
r D0f0. ~
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

QUIET FAMILY. adults. desire 81
bedrm. house, near transp. to Md.
y. June 10 to 80. Excellent care Of
ppEEo og st.r WA $3.50 or write :, BOX
THREE REEE.BEEDTRooM HOUSE in North
Arlington before August /. Reason
p aSsf IsBi q cEIs sfo Win pay up to
$500 mo. rent for a really nice
home. Excel. local references. Call
a5s. 5 gfx09 926 % JAMES L. DIXON Ms
TWO ADULTS desire Q or 8 bedrm.
unfurn. house; fepced yard, NV;
s125 mo. max. Elk. 1793' after ate
HOUSE, unfurnished, 3 or 4 bed
. rooms. in D. C.. or nearby Maryland
Write: Box 69-Z, Star. g
UNFURN. 3 bedrm. house in desir:
able N. Arl. or Falls Church: Will
lease 1-2 yrs. Best credit and
property care. Refs. from landlord
5 yrs. Maximum rent S125. OV.
Q1Q3
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

|BETHEsDA-EDGEMo0R AREA. det.
brick; 3 bedrms., III baths; lovely
garden. Owner leaving washington.
Call JAMES e. 6CHWAB, OR. $500;
ewes. WI. 1409, OIL. 1898. --6
BETHESDA, Md, adjoining the Med
ical Health Center. The ideal Local
ton for the business or professional
executive-out where there's plenty
Of room beyond the congested area,
yet Just few minutes to complete
shopping center. theaters. schools
and churches. A most attractive
residence Of stone and brick with
inviting Lying and dining rooms, an
excellent den. powder room, 3 cross
ventilated bedrooms. 2 beautiful
baths; recreation room: maids
room; 2-car garage: lst floor car
pets remain with the property. Call
MO. 2300. once open until q. EDW.
\. JONES & CO.. INC. Chevy Chase.
BETHEsDA-s17.e5o. Trim, modern
white brick home. close in. featuring
8 rms lge. scr. porch, recr. rm.,
beautiful trees, level corner lot. Best
buy on our books. EARL r.
BETHESDA - $4,000 will purchase
this 2-bedroom bungalow; living
room with. fireplace, dining room,
kitchen and full basement: detached
garage; beautifully handicapped lot
IA acre): within y block Of trans
portation; home in excellent eondi-
ton. Eyes. WI. 9346. SAMUEL =.
BO0LBY. NO.. OIL 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05

NEAR !;st5n. I4 y AND Nd. COL 1d RI, RR;. con:
one vacant .3-year lease; approx.
prissd. cali Or. 7 mSi .y Tsssop 8.
SELLS LAUNDRY. sacrifice
profitable business. Pay ior Itself
IN one year. so per cent down;
$500 CASH WILL HANDLE-snack
bar and small restaurant; lease, "a
m mo. rent and stock on Route 1 near
court; no other restaurants close by.
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION for
lease by major oil company handling
nationally advertised products; fully
81 s1RN ehs sH. ISL 1857. 2 PM MR. c c9L-
DELICATEssEN. nearby Arlington;
blk. from Hecht Co. new store !;
couid easily be converted to restau-
rant II desired; 9-year lease with
Europe, viii accept best offer this
week. A real opportunity. Call Mr..
Brown, with YEONAS REALTY. GIL.
2100, OK 1913. IS
DRY CLEANING PLANT-Best loca-
ton in nearby Arlington; established
? years with one owner; all counter
business. averaging 5000 wkly. The
nnest In machinery. and equipment.
Priced for immediate sale, cash
and terms. Call Mr.. Brown, with
YEONAS REALTY, GIL. 21O0. OK.
sT0SE MAsoNs. tile setters-f s
Is your opportunity If you qualify.
ington territory. contract or partner
ship; We give you special training.
Apply to T. v. COOPER, S13 18th
st. ne, AT: 59l9. DE. 1925. IS
A GO0D-PAYING GROCERY and
general mdse. business, located II
miles from D. c.; 5 miles below Clin-
VIII be sold for less than inventory
JJOAN A. VENT. Realtor, Cypress
REAL ESTATE, brokerage and insur-
lease. Box 407-A, Star. '''N
COR. DEL. with 6-rm apt; b-yr.
lease; check income; $1,000 handles.
r 2RXXEES s ShhkAETx s NE 1852
on Route 20. gil. so In Fairfax,
Va; pumping 1T,ns.. $4,000 to 10000
Newly painted. Crescent s-6s-w or
c 81 ofssatSs FOR RENr-wafrle
and doughput shop. refreshment
etdnu, pl1d1 pie, SnooClng gallery,
novelties. etc. Apply j. Z. ROSE
MUSICAL BAR, North Beach. Md.
SODA FOUNTAIN and grill concession
IN drugstore for rent. Call OIL.
SMALL STORE, greeting cards. con-
fections. gifts. magazines; $4,000.
Can be seen any time. 327 Pa.
ave. Sc. Rent, $50. Phone OWN
Err, ewes. and Sun, Ii. 4-02S3. 2"
ALEXANDRIA
sea food restaurant
doing over $1,000 wkly. Best equip
ment, fine location. Real oppor-
tunity due to present owners i'll
health. Ideal for husband and wife.
Excel. terms. to right buyer. Phone
Mrs. Tindula, TIE. 1857.
Colonial Investment Co.
". 1878 Exclusive RE. $3.50.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

TWO GIRLS to share 2-bedrm. house
with Q others; near Navy Annex and
Pentagon. IA. 2-4666 after 5. %
couple to share home; wife as COM
panion, light housework for semi
INVALID lady; refs. AK. 1864. IS
MAN, with lge. 6-rm. house. desires
s = sn location n can LII ana077 after
NO RENT to settled couple: to share
home. Wife as companion and
housework for couple. ia. 2-S770.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
BARNABY WOODS

Outstanding Georgian brick home in
a superb location. Center hall plan;
lge. hv. rm. with flrepl.. beautiful
Screened n 1er h On 1 st Is IND ana
3 lge. bedrms., Q baths: stairway to
finished attic. Beautiful rec. rm. and
garden: 2-car garage. Price, S38, 500.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
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AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY PARK

4 BEDROOMS. DEN. 5 BATHS.
GARAGE-S7,500 CASH
A beautiful inviting exterior. with
nice recreation room for the young
folks. The yard is among the very
prettiest.. A real home and neigh
borhood In which to rear growing
family.
J. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
ny AAQS NI AAQy K
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Excellent Opportunities
Nnarhu MARYLAND

EXCEPTIONAL BUY FOR EXpER.
RESTAURATEUR country inn, short
drive from d. c.; liquor, wine and
beer, dining and dancing, seating
$50; lge. parking lot. sale includes
modern 7-rm. home with 4 acres of
land. ideal for expansion, substan-
tial cash down, shown by appoint
ment only.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. air
cond.: on and of sale beer: dotne
$4,000 per wk.; exper. depsen man
can improve sales; ideal for partners
or one who knows rest. buss., reason
ably priced.
SPORTING AND TACKLE SHOP, 2
popular cupboard motor franchises,
sales and service; wonderful loca-
ton, will sell part or all. will con-
slider water front property in trade.
J; EDW. SCOLLICK, BROKER. -AP.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Never before advertised, very attrae-
street near ali Schools. including
Rosemary Elementary; LIST floor has
large and attractive living rm.,
screened porch. separate din. room
and complete modern kitchen: End
floor. 8 good bedrms.. bath and am
Nice level lot affording much pri-
vacy. z. M. FRY. INC. WI. 500
till n m "A
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SIMMONS PROPERTIES

I4th AND dALLATTN ST. NV.
Owner says sell Immediately this
beautiful detached brick having
bedrms,. on End d 8 rms. and den
on LIST a.. modern kit. full bsmt.. oil
9ess9t, S-car garage; all for under
81 lockwood ST. NV.
Excellent detached rambler, III years
old. q lge. rooms plus recreation
room. full bsmt.. oil heat. detached
garage; exceptional value; very rea-
sonably priced.
COIN & LEVINE
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,HEVY CHASE. D. C.-Within one
6lock OF Conn ave. and Chevy Chase
ing home. It is q 2-story frame with
q nice floor plan; 3 bedrooms, III
baths. finished 3rd-fl. room; excel
lent hot-water heating plant: q nice
yard well-planted in flowers and
shrubs; property in very good condi-
ton other than some minor repairs
and redecorattng. Priced at $22, 300,
J. NELSON HUGHES. OR. 9696
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BEAUTY SHOP
With living quarters. near Sears
Roebuck, lust of Wilson boulevard.
Clarendon, Arlington. Equipment
and business. 81 500.
Geo. Mason Green Co.
ia. 2-3S3S; Ewes. and Sun. IA. S-3S3s
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CHEVY CHASE %. c.,

CHEVY CHASE, ID. G.
Most attractive prewar brick Colonial
located in q fine area on an excel
lent site nicely Handicapped. First
fir.. large liv. rm., din. rm.,- powder
rm:, mod. kit. and screened porch
2nd fir. 8 twin-sized bedrms.,
baths. Hall stairway to finished
3rd hr. Nice recreation room in
full bsmt. 2-car garage. T.. M.
FRY. INC. WI. 500 till o pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

BROOKLAND HOME. plus income,
pre-war corner brick: near every
thing; rented. $4,000. LA. 6-5223.
MICHIGAN PARK - nearly new
semi-det: brick. Vacant and newly
redecorated. g spacious rms. and
tile bath. full bsmt., gas heat. Only
$4,000 down. Call Mr.. Newcomer,
LA. 6-6666 or LA. 6-SO79 ewes.
PECK CO.. 1918 18th st. ne.
MICHIGAN PARK-13th ana Emer-
son. st. ne; lovely community
group. brick home. only 1 VI. old,
and In new-house cond. Vacant.
Six spacious rms. Ia baths, gas
heat. Reasonable down payment and
assume $4,000 40 loan. pay S7I 81
per mo. Call LA. $4,000, or JU.
7-756S ewes. PECK CO. IS
NEAR 9th AND b SITS. N.E.-s
rooms and bath, modern kitchen,
automatic heat. A truly desirable
ZIRdE, Ma. 1899. g
CORNER HOME. z lovely rms, Q
baths, Al cond.: oil heat; 2,car
stone gar; lot, 75'x2O0'. well land
scaped. trees. shrubs and flowers
space in rear facing on next street
ideal for building. Shown by appt.
Sexclusive). OWENS REALTY. ME.
U4S0. "a
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BRICHTWOOD
BROOKDALE

PRICED UNDER $4,000
condition. Has hall. living room. din
ing room, lavatory and kitchen; 3
bedrooms and bath; stairs to stor-
age attic; attached garage: large
basement with fireplace and partly
A home you must see.
w. c. & A. N. Miller, OR. 4464
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CHEVY CHASE 3 @

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Located in f,ne section. " block from
bus. 2 blocks to shopping; the home
has IL rooms, 2 baths and slate
roof: over 1000 50. #. in lot with
detached 2-car garage; needs some
made for the work: reasonably
priced at S23.950. Ewes. call Mr..
Stup at EN-. 1882.
BETHEL
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Jack SIan "a 90.

1921 Conn. Ave. DU 1881. co.
1922: ewes. RA. 1927. IS
1923 New Hamp. Ave. NV.
Tapestry brick, 8 lge. rms, IN baths,
gas heat. full bSmt., garage; ideal
'nssi s ssI. 81 5 0},6 deTH balance
ESTATE CO., 500 Mass. ave. ne.
AT: 7043: ewes. Ii. 4-4O07. u
CONN. AND GARFIELD
Very large 3-story home offerins
reception hall. liv. rm., din. rm.
and kitchen; End mr.. B bedrms
AND and b SsIn; f srd bs% oSr. Oil 1sdT%s
Terms arranged. Call Mr.. Brenne.
man. ia. 4766.
KIRKs REALTY CO., REALTORS
no. 677s RIA. S3St
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Owner moving, places this large f.
bedroom, 1h-bath brick home on
sale at a very reasonable price; most
convenient location; newly redec-
grated. To inspect, call JAMES g.
WILDER, GE. 1916. IS
HOME THAT YOU CAN AFFORD
immaculate. priced right. Terms 70
suit you. Lovely 2-bedroom brick.
modern kit, 8 porches, garage.
deep lot. gas hot-water heat, Quick
possession. TRANSPORTATION. See il
any time. Call Mr.. Martufl, LA.
6-7S45.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

FAIRFAX VHLAGE-Very nice semi
Kitchen. 5 bedrms. and bath dine tuii
bsmt.. gas heat. Only 81. 500 down.
SUBURBAN. REALTY CO., 54O2
Marlboro pike s.e.. 10. $1,000. %
HILLCREST. A large beautiful de-
tached brick on corner lot of l47-
IT. frontage with So #. on other
street; 1st floor has lge. living rm.
lge. bedrm. and powder rm.; Ind
floor has 2 nice bedrms., bath and
space for extra bedrm.; lovely bsmt.
with lge. knotty pine recr. nm,
pIaia enty I'm; furnace RIM. and bath.
dows, gas heat; 2-car attached ga
rage. This house must be seen 10
be appreciated. SURBURBAN REAL
TX CO, b4O2 Marlboro pike Sc, 20
HuLCREST-2314 saith st. Sc
Beaut. detached brick; 3 bedrms.. 2ls
patns. OWNER, VI. 7776, except sun
LYNDALE-Beautifu semidet. brick;
3 nice bedrms.. living rm., Ige. din
ing rm., Ice. kitchen; full bsmt., Eas
neat; storm windows: COW. terms,
SUBURBAN REALTY CO., 54O2
Marlboro Pile Sc. 10. $1,000. %
NEAR FAIRFAX VILLAGE blks.
oOuthcIn ave- new detached
prick bungalow; 2 bedrms., tile bath,
inl bsmt.,, gas heat; .$12.95O: out
s sksi; x, EiEh tn On Fms s.. HARTMAN
Sc, LU. 4-3400: LU.- 1882. 3
OFF ALABAMA AVE.-Very nice
semidet. brick; 3 bedrms., lge. living
rrn.. lge. dining rm., kitchen; fuil
bsmt.. gas heat. Priced below the
market at only S12,5OO. Convenient
terms: SUBURBAN REALTY Co.
b4O2 Marlboro pike Sc. 10. $1,000
THREE-BEDRM., a-TILE BATH Cans
Cod. Full dining rm., living nm,
fireplace. Large YOUNGSTOWN kitchen
with disposal. exhaust fan, refRr.
gas range. Full bsmt.. partially An.
ished for recr. rm. Lovely Berk.
shire. Addition. District HEIGHTS
Md, near Mt. Calvary School and
church; public schools: 10 min. To
Andrews A. F. B. Transp. excellent
CAN MRS. WEST. 10. 9-SI37.
OFF ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-Moderr
2-bedrm:: semidetached brick, full
bsmt.; oil heat; asking $1l $50 witt
very reasonable terms; must be solo
TINS week. Mr.. Penland It'll 10 pm.
Lu. 2-7612. ATLAS REALTY CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05

SHERMAN CIRCLE NV.
Large corner brick home; han en-
trance. liv. rm.. din. rm., we'll
equipped kit. Enclosed rear porch;
End floor, bedrms. and bath and
an inclosed rear porch; nice yard;
oil h.-w,h:: full basement: $1,000