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Evening star., 1952-02-14
Report to The Hon1en1oker
|EurN Shod Runs to Good Size This Year;
Outlook Bright for Lamb, Lettuce

of spiced apricots and pour o bit
on each chop. Cover and simmer
until the chops are well done. If
the sirup gets too thick during
the cooking. add more sirup. Ar
range chops on a serving platter
with the spiced apricots and q few
sprigs of parsley or watercress. !. !. +.
Skipping breakfast does mot mean
you will lose weight; nor does eat
ing breakfast mean you viii gain.
During a scientific breakfast
study, young women subjects con-
sumed greatly varied breakfasts,
including 800, 600 and 1000 calorie
meals. At lunch and dinner they
ate any kind and any amount of
food they wanted. The young
women neither lost weight nor
gained during the entire study. !. I. .
Did you know that in the United
States we manufacture about FL
times more cheese than we inn
port; 20 years ago. we made less
than 10 times our imports. !.
Some play equipment, when out
grown by the children Of the fam
lily. can be put to convenient,
thrifty service around the house.
For example. q child's blackboard
fastened to q kitchen door or wall
can be most convenient for jOtting
down items for food shopping, or
other day-to-d day reminders. Chill
dren's cooking sets often include
small pans or nnolds Of Just the
right size for individual servings,
on an invalid's tray, for instance,
An outgrown coaster wagon can
save Juggling heavy baskets OF
clothes back and forth to the
clothes line. 80.
Evening star., 1952-02-14

WEDNESDAY.
Creonaed Peas and Potatoes Corn-on-Cob fFrozenl
Tomato-Cottage Cheese Salad Blueberry Mu1ans
Pumpkin Pie
Creamed Peas and Potatoes.
tablespoons fat tablespoons chopped pimiento
tablespoons -four package frozen peas
Va teaspoon salt " No can potatoes, 8
cup milk small potatoes
2ounce can mushrooms, tablespoons chopped parsley
drained
Melt fat add -four and salt and cook while stirring until
smooth but not brown Blend in milk and cook until mixture
thickens Add drained mushrooms pimieno peas
according to directions package
fresh ones. Combine white potatoes Sprinkle
with chopped parsley. Makes A to 6 servings
THURSDAY.
ouen-Frted Chicken SDeet Potatoes
Creole Eggplant Avocado Salad
Lemon Pudding
OvenFried Chicken
trying chicken cut In pieces to tablespoons Juice
Salt and pepper Paprika -sss4$,E
AES9 " Gun butter ar margarine
" cup water
Sprinkle chicken pieces with seasonings: arrange
pieces bony side down. in shallow baking water p-
ke with lemon Juice then with paprka butter Bake
IN moderate 350 F bastng frequently chicken
tder and nicely Drowned about should covered
with s aluminium foil during rst half hour
nss to taste and serve over chick Serves to 9. by
Evening star., 1952-02-14
BY Violet FouIkner

With the lenten season ap.
preaching, it's time to start hoard.
ing some new and different fish
recipes. Fresh fish supplies art
currently good and we can always
depend on a plentiful supply OF
the frozen fillets. Here's a new
wrinkle to try on the frozen had
dock fillets. It calls for the use
|of curry which may seem strange
to combine New England's favor
lite fish with such q foreign spice
as curry. But the delicate flavor
|of haddock makes q perfect fol-
for a curry sauce. Let the fillets
thaw until they can be separated
easily, then cut them into serving.
lsize pieces. Saute a small onion
a cup Of diced celery and about q
half cup Of diced green pepper
in some butter or margarine until
tits clear but not brown. Add a
teaspoon Of curry (more II you're
la curry FAM, salt and pepper to
taste. and q cup Of milk. Cook
and stir until slightly thickened,
Pour this sauce over the fillets
and bake about 80 minutes in q
moderate oven.
Shad. d harbinger Of spring, Is
running early this year, at least
to 3 weeks ahead of the normal
schedule. Southern shad has al
ready reached Carolina waters
The shad coming into our local
markets are unusually good size,
weighing about 1 to 6 pounds
and with excellent roe. Prices are
high aS you might expect this
early In the season. However. II
you decide to stretch the budget
and indulge in: q shad dinner,
go the whole way and have your
fish boned. It's worth every penny
you invest for the eating enjoy
ment you get out OF It. After
doing the disappearing act for q
couple Of weeks, Boston mackerel
are back, on the market. Bass
and porgies are the most eco
nomical buys fish-wise. Georgia
crab meat is better quality than
that taken from nearby shores
which Is inclined to be o bit grit
ty Just now. Blues from the
South are rather plentiful and
reasonably priced. And have you
tried the whale meat recently In
troduced In the Washington area?
Lamb More Plentiful
You've probably noticed con-
siderably more lamb around the
meat counters Of late. Time was
/. >. and not 90 long ago II you
wanted lamb you had to place
your order days in advance. Nov
lamb prospects are more favorable
than they have been. since 1945,
The little lambs have grown to q
larger size than usual, so in many
markets you're quite apt to see the
large legs Of lamb cut In half to
accommodate the smaller family.
Many cuts, such as shoulder and
breast. are attractively priced.
With the blade bone removed from
q large shoulder you have an ex-
Evening star., 1952-02-14
SpecioI Broiled Chicken

Broiled chicken tastes delicious
when it has been spread with a
mixture Of butter or margarine,
salt, pepper and paprika before 1t
goes under the heating unit. Make
"a little gravy with the drippings
in the broiling pan and serve with
the chicken and steamed rice.
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Glorified Rice

An old fayorite but always
newly good lis 'glorified rice. .
Mix 3 cups of boiled rice with
2 cup Of cubed pineapple, as
marshmallows, cut in pieces. .
cup Of chopped apple and u cup
OF sugar. Let stand for one hour.
Fold In cup Of cream, whipped
stiff and chill thoroughly before
serving as q dessert.
Evening star., 1952-02-14

Return dough to Q warm place
and let rise until very light. Grad
ually stir in 3 more cups Of flour,
then knead until smooth. shape
into loaves and place in 2 creased
pans. Cover and let rise to more
than double Ii bulk. Bake In q
moderately hot oven for 10 min
utes.s lower heat to moderate t35o
degrees) and bake 25 minutes
more.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
Solt Rising Breed

Several readers have asked for
q reprint Of the recipe for old
fashioned salt rising bread. sc
here 'tis:
Scald 4 tablespoons corn meal
2 tablespoons Of sugar and Y
teaspoon Of salt with icup milk
Let stand In q warm place over
might, until fermented. Into this
mixture next day stir 5 table
spoons Of melted shortening, i
teaspoon Of salt, 1 cup Of luke
warm water and 2 cups OF flour
Evening star., 1952-02-14

SUNDAY
Roast Veal Brown Potatoes
Crazy s1o,sniss lensn ssa"' cosee seena'@ sal'd
Brownies
squares unsweetened chocolate cup sfed cake flour
" cup shortening teaspoon baking powder
cup l cup chopped
3 eggs
resistant glass bowl in the Cool slightly beat then
add at time beating well after each addition S
together -four and baking POWDER add to chocolate mixture Stir
In chopped nut meats Pour into 2quat utility
dish Bake in moderate (s25' F about IS minutes Top
with de luxe chocolate frosng, with ice desired
Chocolate Frosting.
square unsweetened chocolate ~ sted confectionery
! square sweet chocolate sugar
tablespoons butter or 5 tablespoons hot milk
margarine u teaspoon vanilla
Melt chocolate and butter together in pint heat-resant
chocolate mixture; add vanilla and beat until thick
spread. sss <*s
MONDAY
Sws Steak Mashed Potatoes
Broccoli creamed Celery
Rhabarb BroDn Betty
Swiss Steak.
nss sisR steak cut IN Glove
tablespoons tablespoons -four @ large onion
teaspoon salt cup or more rs Of water
Rub flour into fat skillet Brown meat
and water together After Drowned
over top and add tomato Cover tightly simmer slowly
about hours. Serves 6.
TUESDAY
s'1 GREEN sS sees asss0's' 'S'0 Pineapple Salad ''s
Baked Bananas in Rum Tea
Baked Bananas
tablespoons butter V teaspoon cinnamon
u cup brown sugar "a cup water
Peel bananas lay baking dish with butter
Sprinkle sugar cinnamon pour with
water Put in medium and bae until well reduced
Of lemon juice. Serves 8.
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EHNlats Coobinl !
Potatoes an Gratin
Carrot Salad

Faet OF Floandev Potatoes an Grain
Stanford Beets Carrot Salad
Canned Penches Cookies
Stanford Beets.
teaspoon grated orange peel tablespoon cornstarch
W cup orange Juice "a teaspoon salt
tablespoons lemon juice tablespoons butter
" cup sugar 3 cups diced cooked beets
Heat grated peel and lemon juice double boiler
Mix sugar cornstarch and SALT once and stir until
ckned and clear Add butter and bees and heat double
boiler Is to 20 minutes Serves to g.
&ES SATURDAY.
Pork Sausage Honiny Grits
Red Cabbage and Apples
y Relish Tray Broiled Grapefruit
Red Cabbage and Apples.
tablespoons bacon fat tablespoons mild vinegar
taDlespoonS sugar " teaspoon caraWay seeds
small onion. chopped Salt and pepper
cups shredded cabbage t. Water stock or red wine
tart apples, sliced
Melt fat add and stir until brown. Add onion and
cook slowly until golden yellow Add cabbage apples vinegar
seasonngs Cook slowly until tender Add little water
stock wine to from sticking.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-20
BY Ben Feingold

John Garfield's sudden death
from a heart attack at 80 was a
sumner to the general public, al
though his intimate friends were
aware that his heart was bad,
after he had strained it playing
eight sets of tennis in 1948, nee
'essitating a six months bed rest.
Jules Garfinel-to give him his
right name-spent most of his
youth on the East Side. He had a
good Jewish schooling and spoke
land read Yiddish fluently. And,
surprise, surprise, he could speak
and read Italian as well as Yid-
dish. A tough guy in reel life, in
real life, Garfield was directly
opposite. A considerable man and
generous financially to many
Observation-Disclosures, he will be
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-20

A great many college boys seem
to be going in more and more for
their B. SIS these days-"Bras and
Slips!" ;. Former Worlds Light
heavyweight Champions 'Slapsie
Make" Rosenbloom and Bob Olin
and hefty comic B. S. Pulley,
three Jewish lads, may shortly
have their own television show,
with the accent on comedy. It
will be tagged "The Drawn
Trust" Movie Star Horace
Detective Story Mcmahon, who
is Irish, has appeared at more
Jewish benefit affairs than any
entertainer we could think of
offhand. AS token of their es-
TEEN, The Jewish Mems Club Of
Norwalk, Conn.,, will shortly ten
der a testimonial dinner to him.
And incidentally Horace is not
related to movie star Aline Nc
Mahon, as so many folks believe.
Aline is half-Jewish and half
Irish, her mothers maiden name
being Rosenberg Bandleader
Meyer Davis delights in telling of
the most expensive concert he
ever gave, with Enrico Caruso
doing the vocals and Jascha Hell
fetz playing the violin. No-he
didn't hire them-they were in
the audience and went up on
the bandstand on a dare!
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-20

The secret of life is not to do
what you like-but to like what
you do Did you know that
Kitty Gordon, the venerable act
ress who was noted for having the
most beautiful back in the world,
once hired a nice-looking young
fellow with the bluest eyes she
had ever seen to sing in her show,
at $25. His name Walter Win
chell! Illustrator Saul Tepper's
latest painting in Golfers, mas
terpiece. In the past five years,
Saul has made every major slick
in the country ;. Joey Kaufman,
the former crack lightweight of
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-20

two and a half decades ago, in
serious condition at the French
Hospital after three stomach oper-
atoms The AL Jolson Me-
mortal Short, movie depicting
Al in many off-stage moments,
and with the Korean part of his
life narrated by Jack Benny, will
shortly play at your local movie
Too bad Maurice Schwartz's
one-man drama, "Conscience,"
folded after a few performances.
Schwartz'S consumnate acting
skill Twas not enough to fend off
the Salvos of barbed darts the
critics fired in his direction
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-20
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
BROADWAY TALES

sorely missed by his legion of
friends to whom he applied his
favorite adage-"To have friend
be one"
Evening star., 1952-08-19

IBRIGHTwOOD. opposite Walter Reed; /;
syoN F TsE sEoekEY sEk siT IT, 5os slSS sS0d terms
ans SatS 15iHk }u bst 1aneaiaM ssTase
HvoN staS dSEo sMocKsY payment IT, $685. s1Sd 'er9s
CHEVY CHASE. D, c.. S21.500. A
| brick residence located near the
and din. Inv rms. good kit. s cross
ventilated bedrms.. tiled bath and
storage attic. Rear screened porch.
air-conditioned heat with gas fur
ss..; 3 &
CHEVY l D'Gi CHASE. D. Detached
brick. located nr; Lafayette School,
sn. so eSss eanssts to Of Eesssd bedrm 5ah
lge. rear screened porch, paneled
rec. rm., gas h.-w.h.; det. garage.
for immediate sale. owner leaving
ley IGSn Realty zfs It CO. 5odeS Gh asa5, 5ttlsfS M
CLEVELAND PARK. sess5o; low
cash payment and convenient terms.
1deaesd Here Is very eiossin dnn residence
0esseq ssarms sass on wsss snd oor cGan iarse
room on first. Storage attic. gas
furnace with hot;-water heat.
Transp.. school and shopping center
5B% 5Rsv; dh..: joSEs 81 Z. ! .w6! S9 ssoJ 5Sd $ii
kESsWooD i siRi CLUB AREA-sae,s5o.
New, unique. split-level 6 rms, 2
baths, bsmt.; porch: The best buy
WRIGHT, wi. 5000. Lo. 5-4o55.
WAKEFIELD AREA; this charming
red brick Colonial has center en-
trance, 25-ft. liv. rm. opening onto
lge. rear screened porch; din. rm..
den, kit. and powder rm. first A.;
2nd H., lge. bedrms. and fine
ated on an Anchor-fenced level lot,
srty sfaff RGNesLEY 1sess 'fIE Really has eo
wSoDIES "a aSSS raRRGDWery "A D%; good terms.
Near the Wardman Park Hotel in a
quiet residential neighborhood lust q
few minutes from the center OF town:
brick residence with bedrms. and
2 baths on. End floor. First-foor
%Eb Ssh bStia ssst gas EpW fSrnase
JONES 8 CO. NC; Chew Chase,
NR. 18th AND FARRAGtT& Large
% St h9ms p t4ees Sa seas9 fss nS o rm ,tuddsd Sn
. baths on end A.: Q fin. rooms on
Ord f.. det. garage; oil heat; plus
many extras; Reasonably priced.
LOUIS RUDDEN, EX. 5707, GE.
1st AND LoNGFELLOw N.w.-De-
tached brick Colonial; 3 bedrms.;
large white tile bath, built-in tub;
side-entrance hall. liv. rm., din.
rm.. kit. with breakfast space; oil
h.-w. heat. detached garage on
alley; lot 371ax1 so. This home in a
neighborhood Of fine. well-kept
properties. Will trade on suburban
property. OWNER. 81. 6O1O.
NEAR QUE AND 10th SITS. NV
l rooms. kitchen. 4 baths; $oS, 900,
Sc, 1000 down, first trust, 81 400,
bal. terms, Call OWNER, NO 1923,
81 pm. for appointment. "a"
NEAR 21st AND r. SITS, west of
Conn. ave; wide 3-story house, with
English bsmt., opening on . streets;
vacant; new cond.; reception hall,
3 rooms. kit, screened porch on 1st
H.; 3 rooms. bath on End; Groom
apt. on top A.; 3-room apt. on
here. Large monthly income to be
had by purchaser. Priced to sell;
strong cash payment; open each
evening til dark. STROUP REALTY
Mr.. 18th 4 sHERIDAN-semidet.
brick; 8 rooms; 2 baths; oil heat;
in excellent condition. LOUIS RUD-
DEN. EX 5S07 GE nldO
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ON CoLEsvILLE RID.

Glenmont area, 3 brick rambler
large rooms in area close to transp
and schools; 2 and bedrooms
Priced from $4,000 to $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
BETHESDA MD

Ideal for large family or those de.
string the utmost in privacy; l
block to transportation and con-
venient. to schools and shopping;
situated on q large, wooded, corner
on,al Contains snae,os iiyina room
with fireplace, family-sile dining
room with French doors leading to
large side screened porch, all. eiec-
trio kitchen with dining area, den
and powder room. Second floor
has master. bedroom with private
oath, 8 other twin-size bedrooms
and hall bath, sun decx of master
bedroom; stairway to large finished
third floor which IS ideal for the
NTH bedroom or play room for the
children; basement has recreation
room space, oil air-conditioned heat:
2-car detached garage. For further
information, call WO. 1900.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
ONCE Open Until 8 PM.
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BETHESDA

The discriminating buyer will ap.
preciate this custom built brick
home. about IL years old; several
unique features, including 3 fire.
places-in the den. master bedrm..
and liv. rm.; charming garden. Liv.
rm. 15x21, with huge picture win
dow; Q porches; Army ofiicer leaving
city; priced right. attractive terms.
German P. Young, DE. 4444
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

LOVELY TWo-BEDRM. BRK. HOME
Side and out Move in tomorrow
only S100 per month. Call SHAN.
NON & tUcHs CO., 1905 H st. dn Nv
LOVELY 2.BEDRM. BUNGALOW. nr
possession; S9o mo. sH. 1876; eyes.
NORTH ARLINGTON - Brick ram
bier; $ bedrms.. frepl. in ige. liv. rm.
equipped kit; full bsmt., gas heat
nice yard; nr. schools. conven. t
Pentagon or D. C. Occupancy Sept
l. $3.50 mo. OWNER. ia. 2-0999
NEW BRICK RAMBLER-All-elec
kit; full bsmt.; 2 bedrms., Venetian
blinds; Oft. picture window; nr
schools and shopping center. Located
nr; Silver Spring exclusive area!
Alexandria AREA - Two bedrm
home, immac: cond.; S125 per mo
incl. utiIs; JAMES L. DIXON g. co.
n. ARL.-Four bedrms.. lge. screened
porch; shade trees; near Heeht''
ping and Pentagon. Move in with
deposit. MILTON G. SMITH REAL.
TY: 1857 n: Glebe rd;; ,OW. 1900
SILVER SPRING-New 3-bedrm. brk
semidet. home with basement; Sla;
WooDMooR AGENCY. NC. sH
ALEXANDRIA AREA. near Ft. Beivoi,
-7-room rambler. large lot; S20t
SILVER mGi Il sPRfNG. fInGl' 1921 parham I'd.
in ,Oakview, nr. Naval Ord, Univ. of
Md,--3-bedrm. brick rambler; $50
Call Rental Mgr, Wo. 1900. THoS
st!RM!. i MRHITh1RS. BAFa. sEMrDEr. BRICK
Oil heat bsmt... fenced yard; 5 min
s2as eSes. or mornings before $40
ro6ns ssth and hsnddf sRd Pfs
porch oil heat. garage. beautiful lot.
Near country club; S165 mo. THOS.
G. MAGRUDER CO., ia. 2-3lc31'
b.s5 H ST. SEA bedrms., liv: rm;.
S1OO mo. Call ME. .54Q2; $500
MODERN 3-YR. OLD brick house.
CLOSE to Pentagon; 3 r1 bedrms- gas g
screened porch; S165 per mo. Phone
OF. 1900; ewes. EN-. 6425. 10
BRAND-NEW HOUSE without respon-
sibility. Grounds maintained. Woods:
stream. utils. furn. bedrms.. 2
full baths, arTansedb "a snbb I9p unusual i PEI
Shirley hwy. Adults. S145. oV'
MANASSAS tvA) AREA. $45 mo-;
garden. etc. DI. 1874 or YANCEY,
Route /, Box 1O1. Nokesville. Va. or
Manassas 64-F-31. -l9
Three bedrms., detached gar: avail.
Sept. IS: gas heat; S125. Write Box
4237. Phila. Pa. la'
n. ARL.-Brick, 3 bedrms;, nr; school
and shopg.; enclosed yard; S160 mo.
1927 N. Mckinley rd.. CH. s749.
DETACHED BRICK-Liv. rm.. DIN.
rm.. kit5.4 hedrn1s.. bath: 81 IS mo:
To inspect, call KENNEDY REALTY
CO., INC. REALTORS. GE. g3n2.
ROCKVILLE AREA-3-bedrm. ram
bier, excel cond.; large fenced yard.
II RMS. AND 9 BATHS; oil heat
bsmt. and 2-car gar: adj. to Geo;
Wash. Univ. campus near 21st and
Penna. ave. NV: S175 per mo. Open
to lease. WOODWARD g. NORRIS,
Realtors, T23 goth st. NV. RE.
65S5.
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BETHESDA
Ann nrA

Colonial home. short distance to
Lady Of Lourdes, Bethesda High
School and shopping. Situated ON
beautiful level lot, 150x50. Contains
living room with fireplace, family
dining room, den. large kitchen and
lovely porch; second floor. 8 large
bedrooms. stairs to attic; recrea-
moving to Florida: call at once.
F. A. TWEED CO., INC, 5504 Conn.
ave. NV, EN-. 1890 It'll pm
Evening star., 1952-08-19

1flf bQCIIdIIdII OI. N, w.
Newly decorated. beautiful row brick.
containing 6 large rooms, la baths,
full basement. oil h.-w.h.: large lot;
and terms. JOSEPH e BRUNO CO.
g03 n ST n W ST. 33C0. -1g
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Realtors. JU. 7-5e00
Once Open Q to 8 Daily --10
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA. s14.5OO-white brick
an on one H.. very nice cond. Liv
util. rm. with Bendix: gas i.-w.h.;
z good bedrms., tile bath; full
fioored attic; lovely tree shaded anc
EsIl EM kep6 keps garden. W. B. WRIGHT
BETHESDA-Rambler with 20 #
Nv. rm.; sep: din: rm.; 3 bedrms.
ARDMooRE REALTY AT 0as 60. az Of. Si4s59 4sS9
BETHESDA, $50, ,95o-Fine quality
white brick-and-stone home will
slate roof; six rms. bath. attrac
garage. screened porch; full bsmt.
full residential street in q choic,
convenient neighborhood. FRANK
8; 81, PH1LLIPsI HI 1sssI DI. AL; evenings
BETHESDA-Move right in! 8 bed.
rms. twin. size). frame bungalow;
SsfiPara5g si oi din rn fenenS snd tsss table
brook and Lady Of Lourds Parish
400: Terms. Mr.. Jasch OIL. 5O4G
or WI. 1888, r. H. BEST SALES
BETHEsDA-se3. $50. Very attrac.
tive. detached brick, 3-bedrm. home:
side screened porch, attached ga
rage; nice level lot with trees and
US to see it. BILLiNGsLEY REALTY
Co. OR. 1895 til 8 pm. 30
BETHESDA--$23.500. 4-bedroom, @
bath brick home. in desirable area;
nving-dining room combination,
kitchen, full daylight basement;
home only 8 mos. old and In excel
lent condition; owner leaving city.
Ewes. WI. 9346. SAMUEL e.
BOGLEY, INC. OIL. 1856. 90
BETHESDA BUY. lovely white ram
bier on imposing corner knoll with
beautiful trees. 3 bedrms.; 2 full
sasns aansins SEP. ala s9sso6 sS saz ADEosE EessI
REALTY co. OIL. 1867. -32
BROOKDALE-A very fine corner
property. in excellent cond., located
in the center of this popular COM
munity. Spacious living. and dining
rooms with wall-to-wali carpeting.
Today's kitchen, breakfast room, 3
good bedrms. and tiled baths: an
attractive breezeway connects the
garage. and the fenced service court
adds to the attractiveness of the
very wide .grCuEds; large dogwood
trees and beautiful paintings; side
screened porch with AWNINGS. EDw.
D. c.. WO. 1900, until g pm. 10
CHEVY CHASE - 3-bedrm., 2-bath,
older brick Colonial; breakfast nook,
screened porch: det. garage; III
blocks from stores and fast transp.;
Rosemary and Iceland High area.
A. real buy at S22,750 for the party
who doesn't mind redecorating. Mr..
BEST SALES. NC.
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BETHESDA AREA

NORTH LOCUST HILL ESTATES
OPEN DAILY 4 TILL 8
Beautifully planned new brick RAM
blers, bordering Rock Greek Park;
3 to 5 bedrooms; PA baths, huge
liv. rm., din. rm.. den, hall; bsmt.;
unusual storage space. .(Out Wiscon-
Hospital to Bellevue drive, right to
home.) Exclusive. SAMUEL E. BOG
LEY. INC, OIL, 6l66, OIL. 1856.
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcont.y , HoU!
sHIPLEY TERRACE

6hlPLEY TEHRACE
Modern 5-rm. semidet. brick in .ex
cellent condition; rec. rm.; gas ht.
carpeting, washing machine ant
RUDDEN. EX. 5707. GE. 0140.
1865 ELMIRA ST. S.W.
Near Naval Research Lab. Anacostis
Air Station and Boiling Field. Thi;
semidetached 6-room and bath house
in tiptop condition. Must be seen tC
appreciate. Best financing. Call Mr.
Shuman. DU. 1895.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1224 14th 81. NV. DI. 3346
ELY PL., 1000 blk.-Six-room, 1h-
bath brick home; mr.. Catholic
church. bus and school. Reas., good
financing, Call AK. 1855 til 8 pm
POTTS REALTY CO.
sEMIDETACHED BRICK
1904 Both ST. Sc.
a. nne buy in most desirable neigh
borhood, convenient to public and
Catholic schools, shopping and
transp. Two large bedrooms, full
basement with knotty-pine recrea.
ton room. Mr.. Musseiman. Ii
MARSHALL J. wApLE CO.
Realtor, 1224 14th st. NV. DI. 334e
Chesapeake Terrace
Garden-type Apts.. Near Boiling Fielc
Express Bus Service
Two Bedrooms. So
Utils: Included. Immed Occupancy
4242 4th st. sc. 10. 2-9776
Evening star., 1952-08-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
FOXHATJ, VILLAGE

OVERLOOKING A CIRCLE IN A
FINE SECLUDED RESIDENTIAL
English design row house Of brick
stucco and half timber, setting vel
back from the street and in Al
condition. Has living room 1920 It.
large dining room, excellent kitchen
3 we'll proporttoned bedrooms am
garage. gas heat. Convenient Il
schools, shopping and transports
tion.
w. C.. & A N. Miller OR. 446l
Evening star., 1952-08-19
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage in
Sbans separate So rooms; ,gp expert ,gaeking
Co. INC. established 1906).
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE,
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. ia. 2937; eyes,, GE. I416.