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Arizona sun., 1953-07-17
TOMATO BIS QUE

The small meal of the day,
whether it be lunch or dinner at
your house, calls for a nutritious
menu, Just the same! Soup is an
economical way to add food values
and fill up empty stomachs, too.
Tomato Soup
4 cllps 4 quartz scalded milk
y cup dry bread crumbs
/ No. 2 can tomatoes
/ small onion, chopped
cloves
" teaspoon soda
teaspoons sugar
"A cup fortified margarine
Combine bread crumbs with the
scalded milk. Keep warm over low
heat. Stew tomatoes together with
onion and cloves for about 10
minutes. Rub tomato mixture
through a sieve Add soda Combine
tomatoes and milk mixture. Add
sugar and margarine. Stir until the
margarine is melted. Serve at once.
This recipe will make six servings.
$ For other excellent kitchen-tested
recipes write the National Cotton
Council, P. o. Box 18, Memphis 1,
Tennessee, for your free copy of
menu Magic with Margarine" an
attractive 24-page booklet in two
colorS.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17
Valley NutionuI Bunk
Continued from page u

Continued from page u
and foreseeable losses, and setting
up reserves for. taxes and contin-
gencies, net earnings in the first
six months of 1853 amount to $751;
725 compared with $8O5, 1892 for the
first half of 1852.
Net earnings were equal to 88
cents a share for the first half of
1858, compared with 81 cents a
share for the same period last
year.
At a recent meeting of the
board of directors, the transfer of
81, 100000 from undivided profits
to surplus was voted, thus enlarg-
ing the banks surplus account
from $8,50O,000 to $1O,O0O,OOO.
Two quarterly dividends of 20
cents each were again declared and
paid during the half, leaving 48
cents per share to be added to theh
undivided profits account
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17

Lime freeze made with econom-
Iical nonfat dry milk is delicious
served alone as frozen dessert,
or scoops of it may be piled into
the heart of iced melon for a fancy
looking dish that adds the right
touch in sweltering weather.
Many a homemaker thanks her
lucky stars for convenient nonfat
dry milk. It will keep almost in
definitely on a cool, dry shelf if
the package is closed carefully af-
ter each using. Food stores have
easy-to-carry one-pound packages
which yield five quarts of nonfat
milk for as little as nine cents a
quart. Nonfat dry milk is an ex-
cellent source of protein, calcium,
ribofiavin and lactose.
Lime Freeze
j makes 6 servings)
/ tablespoon { / envelope)
plain unfavored gelatin
Il cup cold water
II cup boiling water
cup sugar
liz cups liquefed Starlac
nonfat dry milk*
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17

n cup lime juice
6 to 8 drops green vegetable
coloring, optional
2 egg whites, stiffly beaten
Set refrigerator control at cold
est point. Soften gelatin in "A cup
cold water. Let stand minutes.
Add gelatin to boiling water and
stir until dissolved. Add sugar.
Carefully stir in iquefed Starlac
nonfat dry milk, lime juice and
green coloring. Pour into refriger-
ator tray. Cover with waxed pa
per. Freeze until mixture is al
most frozen. Scrape mixture into
a chilled bowl; break up large
Jumps. Beat with rotary beater or
electric mixer until consistency
resembles strained applesauce.
Fold beaten egg whites into lime
mixture. Pour mixture into two,
refrigerator trays. Cover with
waxed paper and return to freez-
ing compartment. Freeze until
firm, about 2 hours. If desired,
garnish with Starlac Whipped
Topping and serve Immediately.
*To liquefy Starlac nonfat dry
milk, follow directions on the box.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17
Brides Will Set a Fine Table With Silver
BY EDNA MILES

TN 1853 the June bride is not
faced with the formidable
task of entertaining that was the
lot of her grandmother and her
mother. She can be relaxed
about her entertaining. She can
be gracious at buffet and terrace
suppers and preside happily over
small, simple teas.
She and her husband can,
luckily, see their friends oftener
and with less fuss and feathers.
She may even start her new life
and her entertaining on her
wedding day with bridal buff
fet. It's gained increasing ac-
ceptance with June brides be-
cause it's the easiest way to ham
die a large number of guests
with the least trouble and ex-
pense.
This is Coronation year and
when the June bride comes home
from her honeymoon she'll want
to start her entertaining. For her
mothers friends she'll probably
plan a simple tea. One in which
she can use a Coronation theme
and set her tea table at its pret-
tiest. It's a welcome chance to
display her wedding gifts of sill
yer. fine china, and an organdy
cloth.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17

First, be sure to brush your
teeth regularly-right after ev-
cry meal, if possible.
Then, remember to use dental
f1oss at least once q day to re-
move bits of food that may be
wedged between the teeth
where a tooth brush can't reach.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17

: Dental floss
is easy to use.
Just take a IL
or 14-inch piece
from the con-
t a in r a n d
wrap the ends
around the Sec
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17

ond and third fingers of each
hand. Use thumbs and forefin-
gers to guide the floss gently
between uppers and lowers.
You'll be surprised at how much
cleaner your mouth will feel!
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17

@. How can / easily remove ink
stains from the fingers?
A. Rub little vinegar on the
stains, then wash in soapy water.
@. How can / make a garnish
for green salad?
A. Grated eggs may be used for
garnish on mixed green salad.
Crate the whites first, then dust
the yolks over the top.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17

Phoenix, Arizona
July IL, 1858
Well, Folks

More accomplished! More de-
segregation accomplished! Every 4
little bit helps. Sooner or later
we should get everything on an
even keel. But let's all remem-
ber that it will take the work of
everybody to make a success of
lit.
Ignorance, intolerance and
custom are hard things to
change. Legislation won't do it.
Tolerance. and understanding
will, but it will take time. We've
got it coming our way now. Let's
lead it, not force it.
AS always,
"Reddy"
t. P.S. Until this Milwaukee
brewery strike is over, we will
have very little of their beer;
but no one else will have it
either, SO let's settle down ON
those we can get. An man, we
have got 'em. ICE COLD-COme
an get 'em! -Reddy a
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17
BEAUT
News s Views
by TONI WOODWARD

10y TONI WooowAR0@eANs-~~'
HERE'S AN EASY WAY to Sc
cure extra insurance against
offending with unpleasant
breath. Tests have shown that
this usually is caused by care
lessness in oral hygiene, so pre-
ventive measures are simple and
fit right in with your regular
beauty routine.
Evening star., 1953-11-29

R3D-5oucy Walker moves her head as she woIks
eyes open and close. Her Soron hair can be "
combed, set She sits. stonds. cries. sleeps Of un
able Plastic, she's Is" toll!
R3E-The original y" soucy Walker doll, 1875
Evening star., 1953-04-15
News of Area Men and Women
Servinq in the Armed Forces

mate third class, aboard the
u. S. S. Device.
Paul A. Proctor of 2705 Bruce
place Sc, aboard the U. S. S.
Scout.
Army Pvt. Robert Little, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. New
ton of 1920 Fifty-ninth avenue,
Hillside, Md, has been graduated
from the Ammunition Supply
Specialist School of the Ordnance
Replacement Training Center at
Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md.
Army Pvt. Bernard E. Chesel-
dine. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
r. Cheseldine of $40 Seventy
fourth street, Carmody Hills. Md.
is now receiving basic training
with the 101St Airborne Infantry
at Camp Breckenridge, KY.
X \ y 4
Airman Joseph Greco, son of
Mrs. Jean Greco. 6038 Baltimore
avenue. Hyattsville, Md. is re-
ceiving Air Force basic training
at Lakeland Air Force Base, Tex.
4 4
Seaman Richard d. Lebkicker,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling D.
Lebkicker of 2511 Tenth street
NE. is serving as an electricians
mate constructionman on Guam.
X X X
Seaman Charles B. Jones of
1922 T street Sc, is aboard the
submarine U. S. S. Harder, one of
the Navy's new fast attack type
submarines.
y X ~
Seaman Raymond L. Rusmisel,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Rus
misel of 1854 D street NE, is
aboard the escort vessel U. S. S.
j. Douglas Blackwood engaged in
sonar training in anti-submarine
warfare.
X X \ X
Five men are receiving Army
indoctrination at the 2O53d
Army Reception Center, Fort
Meade, Md. They are:
Pvt. Robert E. Cammack Of
260O Tilden street NV
Pvt. Edward w. ScOllOn, %,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Evening star., 1953-04-15

Scollon of 4432 Chesapeake
street NV.
Pvt. william A. Sellner, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Sellner
of SIS Eleventh street Sc
Pvt. James w. Sheriff, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sheriff
of 6266 Livingston road Sc.
Pvt. John E. Chism, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chism
1888 Benning road NE.
Army Refreshers
OSLO.-The Norwegian Par
lament has authorized 30-day
refresher exercises for former
army conscripts now assigned
to local defense units.
Evening star., 1953-04-15

in the Punchbowl. Heartbreak
Ridge and Kumwha campaigns
there.
Maj. John p. 0'Reagan, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael L. O'Rea-
gan of 5000 Minnesota avenue
Sc, has been awa4 ded the
Bronze Star Medal. at Far East
Air Headquarters in Tokyo for
his meritorious service as a COM
bat operations officer at FEAT.
His wife and three children live
with him in Japan.
X y y y
1t. Rial ID. Lowell, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Percival D. Lowell of
6413 Maple avenue, Chevy Chase.
Md, has been graduated as a jet
fighter pilot at Laredo (TeX)
Air Force Base. He is a graduate
of Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School and the University of
Maryland.
Marine Corpl. Herbert B.
ROepe, son of the Rev. and Mrs.
Herbert Roepe of sos Fourth
street NV, is now serving as a
plotter with an air control group
of the 1st Marine Air Wing in
Korea.
Fireman David p. Grimes, 203
Tenth street NE, is serving
aboard the destroyer U. S. S.
Robert H. McCard, operating
with the NATO sea defense in
the Mediterranean.
X Y
Two District seamen have been
engaged in Navy and Marine
trafning exercises in the Carib.
6ean area. They are:
Herbert Goldberg of 431s
! Third street NV, an electrician &
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Here and Abroad

1t. Col. Joffre H. Boston has
been appointed commander Of
the 1st Battalion of the Sd
"Old Guard" Infantry Regiment
at Fort Myer. Va.
Col. Boston recently returned
from Korea, where he was a
battalion commander with the
18th Infantry Regiment of the
25th Infantry Division. He fought
Evening star., 1953-03-04

MICHIGAN PARK HILL
St. Johns Parish. Lovely de luxe s.
bedrm. brick rambler. All lge. rms
Garbage disposal: dishwasher: base
JOIN Il. JOHNSON. WA. 7-Bo5o
Evening star., 1953-03-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
ARLINGToN-FALLs CHURCH
BEST BUYS

i. NEAR. NAVY ANNEX and Penta-
gon. Six-rm brick. semidet., 8 bed
homel. full bsmt.. oil hot.Wafer
beat; atoo SlsS,65o or. terms. call IA.
2. $f,SoO Down. Clean, det. Co.
lonial. 5 complete rms nice cond. !;
oil heat, hsmt Full price, S1l,75O.
g.. BRICK BUNGALOW, 5 minutes
drive to, new Hecht's store. 3 rms.
esDtui Pis trsed iSssairGsS ios Sw.r e sxpan sar
bage disposal. range and refgr. in
kit. $1,000 down. S14,956. Can't
beat IL! Cali JA 10000. 90.
4; CHEsRRYGALE. Splendid 6-rrh.
lots kit: interior cond. i. perfect;
every one will want to buy this. Only
SIS, 900. So 600 cash. Bal in one
trust; Call "a 7.9090. 80.
3: FOUR BEDROOMS; built-in garage,
eeas sfH rees s0ree Close e in arnstdn stdsk
Walk to schools, shops. buses and
theater Real opportunity. SO. 900
cash will handle. Call IA. 10000.
g.; TWo NEW s-bedrm. ramblers
stoPsse '0 cown is5o aeceptaSleS ssaaaSSlsS fG6 Go
aualified purchaser. a rent beatsr
Il We ever saw 1t! Call ia. 10000,
a; $i7.5OO. Big rooms throughout;
pedrms,; al on 1st fir,; bsmt.: "a
audircsSd; Tired Wonderful deal. Cali IA.
8; TWO HOUSES side by side, &
lge; rms. on 1st mr.. firepl., bsmt. !,
stairway up, and space for 2 bed
rms. and bath; brand-neW; dead
end street. Do you appreciate good
workmanship? See these. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy on Glebe.
Evening star., 1953-03-04
JIM BRITT
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA - Brick Colonial; s
bedrms, den, 2h baths; eood lo-
nancing: $25,45O. Cali Mrs. Myers,
TE. 6-3446, Ov. 3-233S. CHARLES
r. HooFF, INC, 1907 Duke ST..
ALEX. - BY OWNER - Large older
home, completely redecorated; double
liv. rIn., large din. rfn.. pine-paneled
elec. kit, dishWasher. garbage dis
and pine-paneled den. mod. bath:
large lot; brick patio: garage;
S23. ESQ; excellent financing. oV.
ARLINGTON--NEW RABIBLER-cus-
tom-built California ranch home:
very superior quality: rooms. 6
bedrms.l. 9 baths, including 4
beautiful rec. rm. entirely above
Grade with fireplace picture window
and adjoining full bath; delight-
fully private woodland setting IN .
very choice clOse-tn location near
Hot Shoppe at Lee hwy. and y.
Kirkvood; $24,g5Q. FRANK 9.
PHILLIPS. "A. b-6260; ewes. u.
{ ES26Sts -
Evening star., 1953-03-04

TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Brick Cape
Cod Liv. rm. with fireplace: din:
rrn.;. extra large kit, bedrm. and
rms. and bath on 2nd floor. Knotty-
pine recr. rm. BY appt. call JAMES
s. WILDER REALTY CO.. RA.
Evening star., 1953-03-04
HOneymOonerS
Retired Couple
Small Family

win love this white, 4h-room. ma.
sonry bungalow; Ia-acre lot. witt
trees; 2 bedrooms and tile bath. OF
a.-c. heat, Merrifield location. Lots
Of value for only $12. 800, with low
down payment. Exclusive with
y. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC.
RADIO Bldg.' Arl.' Va. IA. 4-1155
Evening star., 1953-03-04
HOUSES FOR sALs--Mp.

S595 Riverdaie-Cute one
bedrm. bungalow on Ice. lot. IN cony.
area; price only $1,000. Call WA.
7.3g0O ~ 8 pm. ROBERT 8.
NRaR PAYS m. 4 60. uNrv ,vr.r S t-aD..
on on this huge. s-rm. Colonial home,
only 5 yrs. old. Truly Ice. rms.
throughout. Full bsmt.; side porch;
deep wooded lot. Can finance FHA.
Located on q quiet street, only q
few blks. from BALTIC. blvd. Cal
VA; .S,,s s-S9oo til pm. ROBERT 9
OLDER BRiCK HOME, in exceiien,
firepl., family-size din. rm., 2 bed.
rms, tile bath, Kitchen; 2nd d. has
been rented at $125 per mo-; full
hsmt., oil h.-w.h.; lot 6Sx165 with
clean neiehborhood. Price, $1S.S50,
$1,000 down, balance sos per mo
BERNARD T. BROSIUS, Realtor
~. 9-0420; eyes. and Sun. JU,
WooHDEiD LOT. near a brook; a % Per
rambler with expansible attic. 90
IT. liv. rm. with fireplace, tile bath,
gas heat, rustic fence. Assume lge
81 loan; easy, 70 buy-.loysly to
live sodn IN. JOHN (. SHELTON, 10
Lovely BRICK nsis;i RAMSLRR-s MtHSr bed
bsmt.. outside entr. Only S2. 600
8 VIII ThoSas sHts %ohihEI v n2kE 1ssIsa' Rsaisor'
BkPckI AZ 1855 sssS DowN-Beautitul sen semi
stove, refgr., wash. mach. garbage
disposal: gas air-cond. heat: Tree
shaded lot. Vacant--Must be sold.
Ideal for. children. Mr.. zABREK.
HTCAhsRsS TA aRS4ss 81 GUGhEsIlRRsss: II mi lRss i. that
Searching for. s Biz family aai din. Tan rIn..
kit.. fun Adayliehtt Ssras': Sta Se5 '4rsr per
mo. with only $4,000 down. VIM.
r. HUGHES, AP. 7-1400 It'll 8 pm.
NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER--$2, 900
cash will buy this master-built home
on level lot in conv. Landover Hills
Sec; full bsmt.. de luxe kit, incl.
slsjsSo' 1890 Il inpfd pR Ross hoShhr ss va 8
NR. Ragss RfGSs eR AND AGER RD.-TStal
monthly payments Of $58 viii buy
this prewar 5-rm.. BUNGALOW In
popular Green Meadows: expansion
attic; oil heat; level lot. Nr. all con-
$10.25O. $500 cash required. Cali
WA. 1890 til 8 pm. ROBERT 8.
DAVIS q CO. -5
81 ,45O DOWN. Landover Hills section
bsmt., tile bath. deep lot. Price only
S11 $50. Vacant Call WA. $4,000
It'll pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO.
81 800 DOWN-3-bedrm. frame. Like
new. Large garden and chicken yard.
TY. .AP. 7-O1OO. HO. 2-7957.
IDEAL HOME on one-acre lot. A.
bedrm. brick, spacious rooms, fire-
place. den, 2 baths, huge sun-lit
bsmt.. h.-w.h. 2 mi. from D. C. line.
Brokers invited. WA. 7-1694, AP.
7-0100.
Evening star., 1953-03-04
LOOKING PARK

For those who enjoy the beauty Of
nature. close in. 2-story. 3-bedroom.
212-bath brick home. Fireplace,
large dining room. kitchen nicely
equipped, screened side porch to
enjoy on hot summer evenings with
a cool murmuring creek below. Price,
$21.950. First trust. $4,000. See
this comfortable unusual home. Call
MONTGOMERY INV. q ms. Co.
Evening star., 1953-03-04
CHEVY CHASE

NI1EV I NI1E1OE
8 BedrmS.-Den-PWdr. Rm.
Det. brick on attractive corner lot;
liv. rm.- with firepl.. side screened
pch. on liv. rm., din. rm. with
built-in corner cabinet. kit. brkfSt.
nook, Stepdown knotty pine den.,
powder rm.: full tiled floor bsmt. !;
nr. Chevy Chase Club; price SEE
800. Ewes, CALL MR.. STOLAR, JU.
5-15S6.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
14I5 K st. NV. Realtors ME. S-54OO
Evening star., 1953-03-04
ASSUME 40 LOAN
SGT A MONTH PAYS ALL

WHY PAY RENT2
only Ia years old for only $12.7OO!
Located In nearby Nd. mr.. bus and
shopping center. This is an out
standing value for . ,,' small ,,rnSi iarliiy;
kit, dining rm.. 2 bedrms. and tile
bath upstairs. Assume large LIST
trust Of $1,000; monthly payments
includes taxes and Insurance. To
inspect. call Mr.. Annenberg. eye
$4,000. Listing number Moo.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES. INC.
1EC9 r az NJ M
Evening star., 1953-03-04
Sl0S00

Attrac. cottage ON lse. wooded lot
Hv.-tiin. rm., fun equipped kit. with
breakfast bar, inelosed rear porch:
by: fenced yard. 81 500 cash win
handle. Call Oh. 1920 until 8
pm, WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
Evening star., 1953-03-04
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CARROLL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to-ceiling fireplace, tile bath: corner
ssGss snsnsssd. ~ THOMAS v. IxkE. Real.
ct%EFiykAFRt3ssq4.sso tSFi AZ -ssq4. win buy a S pSse-
block from Cheyerly ave-; full bsmt;,
ar GUh''WvsA Cali VA. sH.SssSSo T I'll 5 s p.m.
ROBERT S; DAVIS q CO. .-; =
fs sTs6o 'tSys DOWN, rsssF sE6 e RSr'n join
JOHNSON. WA. 7-505O. %
LANGLEY PARK-immaculate 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler, GE Kit. with dish
washer and garbage disposal; lovely
xnshHE xsIssso isnfif TaE Gs sERaY Fsi5 sSS
LEWisDAiE-This brand-new Cape
Cod with full-shed dormer affords
opportunity of adding 2 large bed
SSTms S@iet street; M siS pssI 100. FHA financed.
THOMAS v. LAKE, Realtor. AP.
MICHIGAN PARK HILLS. MD.-s-
bedrm. brick Colonial; full din. rm..
mod. kit. rec. rm. and iavatory IN
bsmt.; 2 blks: to New Hampshire
ave. OF AVOuuaie uuS, IA. NLaltuLA
schools and churches. Here Is e real
SPINNER, Realtor. 6037 Baltam0re
blvd, Riyerdale, Md. Phi. Wa.
7-1O10 or AP. 7-0544. -
WEST HYATTsyILLE--Brick Cape
6iitional bath ronghed- in on End fl.
immaculate and modern in every
respect. Full bsmt. with beautiful
recr. rm. and bar, delishtfil side
gsssn gosEsa THH TSsdsq sERRx lss bosWEI 5sssa CO..
WA. 7-45OO tin s pm. -
HOUsEs by HUGHES-S1,O 900 down
---Extra large 5-rm.. bunealow: older
type. in excellent shape; lovely Kit.
and bath; full bsmt., new oil burner;
ihSd, iHh6d,Hes asel AZ I'm 7-12cS RsiSss. IN pM pm
WHY PAY RENT when You can buy
trsnSp.. ECeSum shcp.. DSn.siUx school and church
for only $3.50? Easy terms.
ALVIN EpLING, UN. 4-O3l3. 30
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Extra large
3-bedrooHn All-bricE: rambler. spa
cious snnliGht bsmt.. gas h.-E.h;;
HOUSE sssss almost most new. sS 10 perfect cond
AudHEs, AP. 7-i4oO I'll . pm.
rm. rSc brick semidet.; gas heat. copper
plumbing, 20-ft, ! r.; price only
S11,750; move right in with deposit:
located Just over D. c. line In seat
Pleasant. Cal WA. -59oO II .
pm. ROBERT 8. DAVIS q GO.
HOUSES NJ HUGHES = sparkIine
new white elapboard rambler: De-
liahtful rolling = acre lot: Sig at
tractively appointed rms. tun Rsmt.
SsnsiEy 3iGstc hUEst '0sWRMs WI \. .'RRSssaa RSGaEs.
AP. 7-1400 sen Q Pm.
Evening star., 1953-03-04
BETHESDA, MD.
S11 Q50

A delightful 3-bedrm. white brick
Cape Cod on a biz lot with trees, in
one OF the incest parts of Bethesda.
For further particulars and appt..
call Col. Bennett. WOs 6-65S3.
WETzEL REAL ESTATE
1918 33rd st. NV, Hu. 3-434b
tine Best Listings in Town"
Evening star., 1953-03-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Brick. Williamsburg residence on q
quiet street lst noor has center en-
trance. lpaneied den or bedroom,
built-in bookcases. full bath, living
kitchen. rear screened porch. 2nd
moor. 2 bedrooms and bath. Full
basement. Breezeway to attached ga
rage. Excellent condition. Sound VAL
ue. F. A. TWEED CO., INC, b504
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 3-l290 It'll 8
pm. -
Evening star., 1953-03-04
"SHIRLEY WOODSo

10 minutes from the heart
Of the city, garden spot of
rambler; highly-restricted sub
division, near WASHINGTON
Golf and Country Club. 3 large
bedrooms, 2 baths, hv. rm.,
din. rm., screened porch; to-
days GE kit, stairway to
attic. Excellent clubrooIn area
with fireplace in daylight
basement; Bryant gas a.-c.
heat; attached garage; $35,-
ESQ. Call TIE. 6-7420. THOS.
]. FISHER & CO" INC" DI.
Evening star., 1953-03-04
BETHESDA

New exclusive listing--Brk. Colonial
in wonderful area for children; 1nI TsoIs
powder rm. on 1st, plus lge- living
rm.. .flrepl.. scrnd. porch: dining hg
with rec. rm.; priced in low 20s.
E. M. FRY. INC. sis Conn. ave..
Ch. Ch., Nd, OF. 2-S700 til 9 pm.
Evening star., 1953-03-04
Bethesda Brick Rambler

bradley blvd. area. center-han en-
trance 8 bedrooms, y baths, dtning
naeut with recreation room, built-in
garage. Reasonable cash payment 20
responsible purchaser. A. TWEED
CO.. NC, I'M. 3-1290 I'll . pm.
Evening star., 1953-07-30
Curtains and Draperies

} Pors CoIorfuI Tier and Dinette Cur 4.25to
toins, 80" and So" lengths pr. 4.o5 l.99
} Pors Pinch PIeoted Cotton Brood-
cloth Droperies. Decorator coIors. 5.75to
54, 90. II" Iong-------p pr 6.25 2.99
! Pairs EyeIet Embroidery Cotton Per-
nonent Finish Curtoins. White,
90" long --------------. pr. 1925 7.99
I Steel Veneton Blinds, white with
white plastic topes. va" l/26",
2/25", 3/28", 3/32", 2/35",
2/36" 64" long ------ co. $50 l.99
Lansburghs-CURTAINS G. DRAPERIES-
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-30

TEENS WEAR

Ori9. NOW
4 Pedol Pushers, denim, many coIors 3.9o 249
so Cotton Twill Shorts, many coIors.
Sizes lo-l6 Observation-Disclosures l.ee l.4e
SO Dresses cottons and sheers, some
sunbocks, some with jackets. Prints $3.50
and solids. Sizes o-l5 -- 8.o5 3.99
IS Cotton Skirts mony styles. Sizes 4.ooto
lo-l6 49, ----------- 5.ee 7.s9
80 Denim Jeons checks and bondono
cuffs. Sizes lO-16 - 2eo 2.24
10 Teen Swim Suits. Sizes "a to 38 8e5 $50
Net FormoI Skirts 1926 500
Lansburghs-TEENS WEAR-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-30
TeIevision

1852 Fonous Make ~" Console
Mahogany Veneered Cobinet. Floor
somple 72O -
1852 Famous Moke II" Console,
scuff resistont plastic covered wood
cobinet, floor somDIe TAI
1852 Famous Make ~" Console,
lined oak. Floor sompIe 6622
1852 Famous Make Il" Console.
mohooony veneered cobinet. Floor
sample, 2OC
1852 Famous Make II" Console,
mahogany veneered cobinet. Floor
sompIe l846 -------
1852 Famous Make n" TobIe
Model, mahogany finished cobinet.
Floor sompIe
TV Bose on coasters, cloth grille
front, mohooony finish. l224
Lined Oak TV TobIes, swivel tops,
2lx22" or 22x24" tops -----
Evening star., 1953-07-30

On Sale Friday at $50 AN.
Sorry, No MoiI, Phone or COD. Orders
Shop Friday Til 6-Store Closed Saturday
Evening star., 1953-07-30
cHILDREN's GLOVES

Orig NOW
z Prs Chidren's Sheer NyIon Gloves,
white, tailored ruffled style,
broken sizes to s, less than
"a Original Price! 1.z5 33e
Lansburoh's-GLoVES-St Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-30

Swim trunks, short-seeve sport shirts, washable
ploy shorts, denim ieons. denim jackets, roin-
coots and summer cops. Broken sizes, coIors.
Lansburghs-BOYS' WEAR-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-30
cHILDREN's SHOES

Orig. NOW
IS Teens Potent, Beige, Navy or Red
Strop Slippers, to 9------ 7.95 1873
IS Chldren's Strop and Oxfords, white
and brown, and white Bodies, 6l2 $500
misses, l2h-3 3 SOS 2ee
Is Teens Black Play SondoIs, 49, 3.oe l.99
Lansburghs-CHILDRENS SHOES-Second Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-30

Lingerie & Knit Lingerie
Orig. NOW
88 Slips, tailored royon sotin, pink and
white, broken sizes $50 1.65
AZ Royon Crepe Shorty Poiomos, print,
shrt-toi top, solid pants, sizes "a
to 40 in the group ------- 3.o5 l.99
Turquoise Petticoot with black net 1895 SAT
y Evening Pettcoots in black royon
toffeto o.--------------~.-- 2e5 1873
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
33 Nyon Tricot Junior Size Slips with
lace and embroidery trim, sizes |
Is, IS -------------, ee5 4s5
40 Nyon Net Trimmed Gowns, sizes
SO to O 6o5 399
so NyIon Tricot Briefs size - lbs 67e
Lonsburgh's-KNIT LINGERIE-Thtd Floor