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Evening star., 1953-05-21
Club to Hear Mrs. Hobby

She will be introduced by Mrs.
Walter Judd. wife of the Repre-
sentative from Minnesota.
Mrs. Aime j. Forand will have
charge of the tea tables, and
Mrs. Harold Hagen heads the
Special Aides Committee for the
meeting.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
HiIIondoIe Club

The installation Of new ofncerl
will be featured at the anuua
meeting of the Hillandale Wom.
ans Club to be held at 81!
O'Clock tonight in Miller Hall.
The newly elected officers are
Mrs. Wilbur Jenkins. president;
Mrs. Wilbur s. Smith, vice presi-
dent: Miss Jean McGregor. re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Charles
Merriman. corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs. Theodore Jansen,
treasurer. and Mrs. Ellis H.
Scott, parliamentarian.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Canadian Club

The Canadian Club Of Wash
ington will elect officers at its
annual meeting and buffet din
ner at $50 pm. tomorrow in the
American Newspaper Women's
Club, 1904 Twentieth street NV.
The party will also be a fare
well for John H. English, retir-
ing president, who with Mrs.
English, will leave soon for Ot-
taWa.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
RECIPES GIVEN.
miss L. p, ArlingtO1l)

! am sending some recipes
in response to recent requests
in RICH.
Eggplant Souffle: medium
sized eggplant, 2 tablespoons
butter or margarine. 2 table
spoons flour, cup milk, " cup
grated cheese. "a cup fine
bread crumbs (white or whole
wheat), / tablespoon minced
onion, l tablespoon catsup. 2
eggs. l teaspoon Worcester
shire sauce.
Peel the eggplant, and cut
into thin slices. and cook rap
idly in boiling salted water un-
til tender. Drain well and
mash. Melt the butter in a
saucepan. and let the onion
simmer in it. Add and blend
in the flour. Add milk and
cook, stirring constantly until
thick and smooth. Add season.
ings. cheese. crumbs and mash
ed eggplant. Stir in slightly
beaten yolkS and last of all
fold in the stiffly beaten whites
OF eggs. Put in a buttered cas-
serole set in a pan of warm
water half way up side of cas-
erole. Bake about IS minutes
In a moderate oven.
Kosher Style Pickles: 4
pounds picking cucumbers a
or S inches), 31a tablespoons
salt. 112 tablespoons mustard
seed, 3 cups white vinegar. 3
cups water. 6 cloves garlic, 6
bay leaves. Wash cucumbers
and cut each in half crosswise.
Cut each half in quarters
lengthwise. Combine salt, mus
tard seed, vinegar and water.
Heat to boiling. Pack cucum-
bers into Sterilized jars, cover
with boiling vinegar solution.
Add l Glove garlic and l bay
leaf to each pint jar. Fill jars
to not more than u inch from
top. Seal and submerge in q
boiling water bath. Process
for 10 minutes.
Almond Paste: grind 2 cups
of blanched almonds thor
oughly dried. Put through
knife Of food grinder, then
grind twice more. Mix in 11a
cups sifted confectioners sugar.
Blend in "a cup of egg whites
unbeaten, and 2 teaspoons of
almond extract. Mold into ball.
Let age in covered container
in refrigerator at least 4 days.
Makes l pound of paste.
Holiday Macaroon Mix from
Allied Food Industries. Inc.
Perth Amboy, New Jersey. This
is true marzipan candy as it
comes from the can.
\ X y
PATCH WORK?
mrs. J. B. B., WGShingtonD
Would some one please tell
me how I can repair a small
tear in a dark green lastex
bathing suit?
Evening star., 1953-05-21
COUNTRY LIVING.
miss o. E. c., Falls Church,

miss o. E. c., Falls Church,
Mrs. j. j. r., jr., Bethesda:
I should like to be of some as
sistance to you in your decision
to move into the rural district,
with the prospect of engaging
in farming. I was placed in q
similar position years ago, hav-
ing to live in Washington
proper to be closer to the Ca
pitol, where I worked, so I ac-
quired the only available acre
age in nearby Virginia to es-
tablish my log cabin home and
do a little farming, and I've
never regretted it a single time.
The bus is but two blocks from
this heavily wooded tract
which. while it is actually in
Fairfax County, is but q stones
throw from the Arlington
County line. The sanitary sys-
tenn has to be afforded by the
use of septic tank and drain
age approved by the Health
Department. Likewise indivi-
dual water supply must be had
by drilled or dug well, which is
pumped into the house by elec-
trio pump, and individual gas,
or bottled gas. supplied by a
corporation. These inStalla-
tions are a necessity to modern
living. but the initial cost is
not too excessive.
A little garden tract Of u
acre furnishes me with suf-
flcient vegetables for table
use. enough to can for the
winter and sufficient amount
Of exercise for my physical
welfare after an eight-hour
day at the Office and a As
minute trip on the bus, al
though my morning trip takes
but 18 minutes to downtown
Washington. Il do clerical
work at the Post Office De-
partment.)
Although 7 had to start
from scratch" in a primitive
sort Of way. I wouldn't con-
slider living in the city again.
If I can be of further assist
ance in helping you with your
plans, write to me in care Of
RICH.
SHIPPING IDEAS?
TRAVELLING WITH BABY?
mrs. A. L. j., Washington
l would appreciate expert
ence other readers have had
about shipping household
goods, books. radios, ETC.. across
country. What is the least ex-
pensive way? Are cartons good
for packing to go as far as the
Pacific Coast?
Also, any other ideas about
travelling with q 10-month-ol
baby will be welcome. Do you
carry along the crib or what
arrangements do you make for
sleeping both in the car and
at night in a motel? Is a food
chest to keep food cold WORTH
while?
Evening star., 1953-05-21

Mrs. Oveta Cup Hobby. new
est member Of the Presidents
cabinet, will be guest speaker at
g meeting of the Congressional
Club tomorrow.
Mrs. Hobby viii describe her
duties as the Secretary of
Health, Education and Welfare.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
To Hold Bake Sale

A bake sale will be held by the
Sisterhood of the Temple B'nai
Jacob tomorrow from 8 am. to
7 pm. at the Foodtown in Fair
fax Village. All the pastries on
sale will be homemade.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
PATCH WORK?

n N11 WO1CIA!
mrs. J. B. B., WGShingtonD
Would some one please tell
me how I can repair a small
tear in a dark green lastex
bathing suit?
Evening star., 1953-06-28
TV HiehIights
Of the Week

Monday - Opera VS.. Jazz
| (WMAL, 1900, Thomas Hayward
and Dick Brown; TVS Top
Tunes (WTOP, 7:45). Helen
O'Connell and Bob Eberly; Voice
of Firestone (WNBW, $500
Tenor Eugene Conley; Eye Wit
ness (WNBW, 81, 1.-THE Green
Glass: Talent Patrol (WMAL,
$500, Arlene Francis; Boxing
CWTTG. $500, Garth Painter VS..
Lee Sala in a '0-round bout:
Robert Montgomery Presents
CWNBW, $500, Half a King
DOM; Studio One Summer The
ater (WTOP, 10), Hurd Hatfield
in Greed"
Tuesday - Mirror Theater
(WNBW, 81, Martha Scott in
"Salt of the Earth; The Big Is
sue (WTTG, $500. "Are the
Economic Policies of This Ad-
ministration Good or Bad for
American: Fireside Theater
(WNBW. 81. Madge Meredith in
1.-The Snake: Suspense (WTOP,
9:30)', Nina Foch in ''The Fury
of Senorita Gomez: Meet the
Weep (WNBW. 10:45), new time.
Wednesday-Baseball (WTTG,
81, Washington VS.. Philadelphia;
Music Hall (WNBW. $500. Patti
Page, Les Paul and Mary Ford;
Boxing CWTOP, 100. Bob Baker
VS.. Bob Satterfield in a 10-round
bout.
Thursday-Jane Froman Show
CWTOP, 7:45), Teresa Brewer
and Mel Torme; seball
(WTTG, 81, Washington VS..
Philadelphia; Four Star Play
house (WTOP, $500, Charles
Boyer in "The Officer and the
Lady,; Ford Theater (WNBW,
9:30), Mark Stevens and Ellen
Drew in Birth of a Hero"
Friday - The Goldbergs
(WNBW, 81, Gertrude Berg in a
returning series; Playhouse Pre-
sents (WNBW, $500, Desert
Cafe; Playhouse of Stars
(WTOP. 81, Jackie the Lion and
Joanne Dru in Richard and the
Lion; Footlights Theater
(WTOP, $500, Will Rogers. jr.,
in Life, Liberty and Orrin
Dooley."
Saturday Baseball (WTTG,
| 1:25, Washington VS.. Boston.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Thursdoy, July 2, 1853

WNBW-s:5s, Isday on the Farm; !. Tsday;
1:2s, News: 7:30. 1Saay; I:Ss. News;
.. Tsday; S:1s, News; s:3o. Tsday; s:ss.
News 9, Tsday; s:2S, LsOk to This
Day, $50, Margaret's Kitchen; 10,
Ding Dsag Sehssl; 1879, PrOlogue to
the Future; II, Ask washington; 1l:3o.
Mrs. U. S. A.; u, Midday Comics;
11:30, Little Playhouse; I, Peoples
Playhouse; z, Movie Quick Quiz; AIS,
Inga's Angle; ,, Break the Bank; $50,
welcome Travellers.
WTIe-10, cartssa IAeater, 1914, Early BIRD
Theates, II. News; 12:1s. Nssatims
eSttssRs, l2:4S, Film Theater; z,
Evening star., 1953-06-28
THIS WEEK IN. TELEVISlON
Sunday, June Is, 1883

yw Junor Revue T. YsuthW to
kAM 13O CASSIDY II,
l.,
:3o Ah
Evening star., 1953-06-28

Markel, 2:3O. Jsmhsree, :, PsuI DiEOn
Shsu.
WMAL-ll:Ss, District BuIlstia Bsard; Il, lust
fer Fua, I, Jsrry, Jmma shsw; lie,
ShsfM's Shswplaes; Z, HOlIywesd Mat
iass-Ruth craaei $50, Miss Ruth
ARRO.
WIoP-s:s5, Msraing Meditation; !, Roy
Meaehum; ., Billy Jshasoa's Car
tssu ShsW; 10, Arthur esdtrsy Time; II,
Garry MsOFs; 1I:30, Strike II Rich; II,
Bride end Green; 11:1s, lsvs Of Lifsi
1850 Search for TsmonoW; HAS.
euitiag Light; I, Allan jeifrey's ShsW;
Z, DOuhle Or Netting; 2:30. nsuss
Party; ., The Big Psysti, 3:1o. Aetion
In the AteFR0eA.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

Peters.
600, WTOP-Adv nture:
"Mutiny on H. M. 8. Bounty on
April %, 1789."
$500, WNBW-Meet the Press:
Gordon Dean.
6:45, WMAL-Orchid Award:
Oracle Fields.
1900, WTTG-G eorget w n
University Forum: "Is Truth a
Weapon?"
1900, WNBW-Operation Nep-
tune: A new fantasy-adventure
series.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Tuesdoy, June 80, 1853

WMAL-1I:As, District BuIletiR Bssrd; II, Just
fer Fun; I, Jerry, jimms ShOW; 1:3O,
Shsrm's ShoWplses, Z, NsIIywssd Mat
iaes-Ruth Craze, 3:3o, Miss Rata
Aaae.
WT0P-s:5s, Msraing Meditation; J, Roy
MesehuM, ., Billy JoAnssa's caTtoSa
ShsW; 10, Arthur esdtfey: II. Garry
MSors, 11:1o. Strike Il Rich; u. Bride
sa1 erssm, 11ls. lsvs Of Life, 12:30.
Search for TSmsrrsW; 11:lS. Guiding
Light: 1, AlIaa jsffrsy's shsW; 2. Free.
dsm Rings; 1:3e. RSuss Party; .. The
Dig Paysft: 1:aO. Aetisa 10 the After.
ROON
Evening star., 1953-06-28

WNBW-s:sS, Hsday % the Farm; J, Today;
SIS, News; S:3o, Todayi S:5s. News;
., Tsdsy; S:7s. Lsok to This Day;
$50, Msrgarsrs Kitchen; 10. Diag DonS
SehSsI; 1880, Prslsgus to the Futures
II, Ask Washiagtsni 11:3o. Mrs. U. s. A.;
u, Midday Comics; 12:30, LittIs Play
house; I, Peoples Playhouse; z,
Movie Quick Quiz; 2:is, Inga's AngIs;
,, Break the Bank; Sac, welcome
Travellers.
WTTe-1O, cartssn TAsatsrv 1888, Early BlrA
Thester u, News; 12:I5, MssatimS
Comics; I1:AS, Matinee Ihsstsf; Z,
Hazel Markell, 1,4s. chapsl, !, Paui
OixOn ShOW,
Evening star., 1953-06-28

erick Crawford in ride the
River"
$3.50, WTOP-Arthur Murray
Party: Melvyn Douglas, Walter
SleZak, Steve Allen. Mickey
Mantle and Yogi Berra.
1000, WNBW The Doctor:
Roland Young in Song for q
Banker"
1880, WTTG-Arthur Murray
Party: Telecast from the May
flower Hotel of the Arthur Muir
ray Gold Medal Ball.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

1880, WTOP-Your Playtime:
A drama about a search for an
honest man.
1880, WMAL-ABC Playhouse:
John Granger in jet Fighter"
$3.50, WTOP Man of the
Week: Korean Ambassador You
Chan Yang.
900, WNBW-Television Play
house: Faye Emerson and Shep-
perd Strudwick in Catch a Fall
ing Star"
800, WTOP-Theater: Brod-
Evening star., 1953-06-28

WMAL-1i.ss, District BuIIstis ssard; Il. lust
Ter Fua; I, Jerry, Jimma Shsw; t:3o,
SAerm's ShsWplaee; Z, HsllywOOd Mat
iaes-RutA Crane; $3.50, Miss Ruth
Anne.
WT0P-s:5s, MsfninE Msdltatisn; !, Roy
Mesehum; ., silly JshnsSa's Car.
tess ShsW; 70, wheel Of Fortune; 1859.
Gill esIlsa ShoW; 10:ls. Betty Furasss;
II. Garry MsOEe; ii:j0. Strike Il Mch;
u, Bride and Green; i2:1s. lsvs Of
lifsi 12:3e, Search fsT TsmSnsW; 12.as.
euiaing Light: I, Allan lsftfey's ShsW;
Z. Dsuble o. Msthiag; 2:3o, HsHss Party;
:, The Dig Payoff; 3:3e, AetIsn 10 he
Aften0Oa.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Wednesday, July !, 1853

WNBW-s:ss, Tsdsy On ths Farm, 7. Tsday;
1:2s. News; Use, To-day, I:ss. News;
Q, lsdsy; G2s, News; S:3D, Isday;
s:ss. News: ., Tsday, s:2s, lssk
to this Day; s:3e. Margarefs
Eitehea; 10, Diag Dong sehssi; to:3O,
Prslsgus to the Future; II, Ask wash
iagton; 11:30, Mrs. U. s. A.; IL, Mid
day Comics; 1880, Little Playhouse; I,
Feature Playhouse; 2:15, Movie Quick
auil; $50, Naaey's Nstehssk; ), Break
the Bank; $50, welcome Travellers.
WIe-Io, Cartssn Iheater; 1e:30, Early slrd
Theater; Il, News; 17:15, Meantime
cartesas; 12:A5, Feature Film; Z. Hazsl
Market; 7:so, Jamhssee; !, Paul Dixsa
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Mondoy, June 70, 1858

WNSW-s:ss. Tsday On he Farm, ], Isdayi
I:2s, News; Use, Isdsy, I:ss. News;
., Tsday, S:7s, News, S:3o. Tsdsy;
s:Ss. News, ., Isday, SIS, lssk
to This Day, s:,e, Mafgsrst's
Kitchen, 10. Disg Dsag seAssl, 1850.
Prslssus to the future, II, Ask wash
Iagtsa, ti:1s. Mrs. y. s. A., u, Mid.
day cemiesI t2:3o, Little Plsyhsusei
1, Feature Playhouse; AIS, Movie
Quick auiI; 2:3e, Naaey's Nstebssk;
,, Break the Bank; $50, WsIesms
Travellers.
WTTe-10, cartssa Ihsatsr, t0:3o, Early BIrl
rhestsr, u. News; I2:1s. Meantime
csmies, 12:ls, Feature Film, I, RaleI
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Friday, July 3, 1853

WNBW-s:ss. IsIsy On ne Farm, 7, Tsaay,
E1s, News; 1:30. Isday, I:ss. News;
Q, Isdsy; S:7s. News; S:3o, Isdsy;
s:ss, News, Q. Isday; Gas, lssk to
This Day; $40, Msrsaret's kiteh.
en-: 70, Oing DsaE sehssl; $3.50,
PvsIsgue to the Future; II, Ask WASH
iagtsn; 1i:30, Mrs. y. S. A.; u,
Midday csmies; l7:3O, little Play
hsuse; I, Peoples playhsuss; Z, Msyis
Quick ouiz; ATS, Mature Of Things;
2:30, Nancy Nstsbssk; J, Bfeak the
Bank; $50, Welesme Travellers.
WTTe-1o, csrtssa IheateF, io:3e, Early 8lrd
TAsatsn u, News, t2:1s. Mssatims
cartssas, t2:ls, Eesturs Film, I. Hsrsi
Market, 2:3o, jambsres, !, Paul Bikes
Evening star., 1953-06-28

Bazaa7l E:Es' CNaptII T. VsuI UNuu
ShOW
WToP-s:ss, Msruias Meditatisa; 7, Rsy
MeaehuM; ., Billy IshRssn's ear
tees Shsw 10. Arthur eodfrsU II,
Garry MssTe: 11:3o, Strike It Rich;
u, Brids sAt Green; 12:15, lsys Of
Life; 12:4s, Guiding Light; I, Allan
Jeffrey's Show; Z, freedom Rings; 2:30,
House Party: :, Dig Paysff; $50, AetiSA
In the AfterRooa.
WMAL-I1:s5, District BuIIetin Bsard; u, Just
fer Fun; I, Jerry, jimma ShoW; 1:3o,
sherm's shoWplacs; Z, HslIywssd Mat
iaee-Ruth Crane: $50, Miss Ruth
AHae.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTs

1:OO, WNBW-Youth Wants
to Know: Senator Warren Mag
nuSon.
2:O0, WNBW-American For
UNI Of the Air: "Are Republican
Budget Cuts WiSe?"
4:3O, WNBW - Zoo Parade:
Animal in the Stars"
$3.50, WNBW - Vacationland
America: Landmarks Around
Boston"
$500, WTOP Toast of the
Town: Tony Martin and Roberta
Evening star., 1953-06-28

ShoW.
WMAL-11:ss, District BuIIetIa Beard; u, Iust
fer Fua; I, Jerry, Iimma Shsw; 1:30,
sherm's ShswpIaee; Z, Hsllywosd Mat
Inee-Ruth Crane; $40, Miss Ruth
AAnO.
WI0P-s:ss, MOrniAg Meditation; 7, Roy
Meaehum Show; Q, Billy JohHson's Show;
10, Arthur Godfrey; II, Garry MsOre;
11:3O, Strike It Rich; Il. Bride and
Green; 12:ls, Lsvs Of Life; 1880.
Search fsr TemsnsW; 12:4s, Guiding
Light; I, Allaa Jeffrey's ShsW; Z,
DsuhIs OF Netting: 2:30, Art Link
letters Rsuss Party; !. The Big Pay
sft; $50, AetiSA In the AfterRsea.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

MoP-O. Lang Unts NJ Feet; S.sO, WHAT'S
feuF iFsuhls, e:ts. Rural Amerisa, Z,
WAat 10 the Wsrid; s:3e, Stsp, Lssk
and listea: 10, Sunday Movie, II,
Pick Tsmple si Old Sasehrush; i1:a0,
Candy Carnival; I, Letter o. the law
Evening star., 1953-06-28

WNBW-io:ts, Church IA he WiIdwssd; ie:'e,
Mass tsS Shut-las, II, This Wesks
News ia Rsview; ii:is, Industry On
Parade; 1l:3o, Ffsatlsrs Of Faith; Il,
Evening star., 1953-05-31
SILVER SPRING

BIS Plymouth st.-New 4-bedroom
Cape Cod. Bedroom and full bath
on Ist floor; full bath on 2nd floor
Full basement, .built-in garage under
screened porch. Close to Piney
Branch shopping center. Price
S26.950. To reach: Flower ave. to
Plymouth st: and arrow sign.
Evening star., 1953-05-31

$3.50 DOWN. including settlement
fees, for q Vet, will buy a practically
new 3-bedrms brick home. on level
Pleasant; Pie; ant h.-w.h., fully equipped
kitchen, semidetached economy; a
buy at $I1,750. balance only $74
per month, incl taxes and insurance.
Call today, WA. $4,000. ROBERT
Evening star., 1953-05-31

NAAASA I11o 10
A BEAUTY! Brand-new. Walking
dist. to, Univ. of Md. Level. man
toured lawn: high location allows
sweeping view of surrounding area;
huge 25-ft. liv. rm. with manteled
firepl.. large sep. dining rm.. large
de luxe kit. with breakfast space, 2
tiled baths. 3 large bedrms.; att.
rar.; bsmt.: tall shade trees on half
acre. Builder must sell now. Any
reaS. offer accepted See 1t to-
day! THOS. v. LAKE. Realtor. AP.
7-S4Oo.
DOWN PAYMENT PROBLEM? Are
you tired of looking at houses you
like to have but can't? For only
$1,000 down you can have q lovely
2-story brick in the heart of College
Park proper. an area of fine homes
and prominent people. 1t has every
thing, tall trees, level yard, large
dining rm., mirrored flrepL, full
bsmt.. 3 bedrms. and many other
features. Owner must sell. Call us
today. THoS. v. LAKE, Realtor,
AP. 1-S400. ..',
1 ACRE, 6-rm. house. bsmt., bath.
Also 5-acre bldg. land. C. NJ. BOW
MAN, Agent. WE. 6-5051.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

EIt5 VI hh stories t!s
area: oil h.-W. h; on ige. lot with
plenty of garden. and nice shrubs
SAMEs 2sO I. M1EDY. t6E 0GT9 IN. 1896. PssSSGent
BELTSVILLE. COMMERCIAL - Ia
Selling on account of i'll health.
Good house with all conveniences.
C. NJ. BOWMAN, Agent, WE. 5-5O51.
BERWYN HGTS.-one-ac 4-bed-
h.-w.h. s4O6 Cunningham dr..
$1o.25o. TO. s-6s72. 10. s-3262.
1sStVs csb. sl es esd PSss RSm.s an
school: 2 fireplaces; 1s-ft. master
bedrm.: immaculate throughout
priced right at $15.750. Only $1,000
cash, and balance in one mortgage.
day: Wa. $500. ROBERT s.
DAVIS & CO, 81
COLLEGE PARK - 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial: extra-large corner lot; fire-
place, sep. din. rm.: full bSmt. with
auto heat; S1.7OO down. Phone WE.
COLLEGE PARK PROPER-6s1O
Dartmouth; open SUM-; 3-bedrm.
brick Cape Cod; den and "a bath on
machine and dryer, $17,S5O. terms.
WINSTON c. CLAY, WA. 7-4228.
COLLEGE PARK-Well-built rambler
on large lot: 3 large bedrms.. kit,
liv. rm.. din. rm.; bsmt.; attic:
glassed porch; gas hot-water heat;
mr.. univ; $4,000: terms. DI. 7-650O.
COLLEGE PARK PR0PER-S19,95O;
completely redecorated inside and
out; 2-story white brick with bed
and bath UP. separate din. rm., full
bsnlt.. garage. rear patio; lge. trees.
WAYNE A. CASKEY, Realtor, AP.
CORAL HILLS AREA-Lse. stucco g.
bedrm. house. on corner lot. Due to
illness .aarIa this property pert Is Is 6en being OereS
handle. NEWcoMB REALTY sERV-
EAST CoLUMBiA PARK, move in
today and finish tomorrow, this 4la-
rm., finished lst fl. home: on lot
205x1O0, with water. elec. stove,
fss ts4m ttaass' JAMES RSft b STkDS sTla Dsf8S 6S
E; HYATTs.-s-bedrm. Colonial, IA
baths "a hSo bsmt;' San.n' lse. lleetI ,Sdo'759'
~
ESs4 ESSs4tnS P1SEsGo:s75o SG:s down make ot,er
on monthly payment, to buy q q
bedrm. home with lge expandable
SUNDAY from i til sol sold. 'fSlie Follow open open
signs from new East Pines Pharmacy
sSr oSSs ssSsher F0~Sssih dssaiis. TEE S2SS FsES
EAssHHPPIhNEs. EAssHHPPIhN $1,000 down. One sl of
the hActt CnPnAr FAnnh fonnnd
asbestos shingle home, 9 bedrms..
lge. liv. rm with picture window.
lge; equip. kit. floored expansion
attic with dormers; full English
RS%t sTieed ox beat m%sS.ts 1sS wa;nie ssie
IFT. F00TE RD.-762S. Open Sat.
and Sun. 1-5. Cottage-type frame;
3 bedrms.. liv. rm. with firepl.. kit.
breakfast rm.; redecor. throughout.
can c be purchased for $500. NEW
FOREST HEIGHTs-s15,75o. Enjoy
suburban living in this lovely Co
lonial-type brick home; hv, rm; has
fireplace. din. rm.. kit. 2 .bedrms.
tiful fenced yard, has a finished
guest rm. and a bath; also tiled
workroom: immaculate. CRISMOND
REAL ESTATE, Logan 7-S215. 81
FT. FO0TE RD.-s6l2. Open Sat.
and Sun. 1-5. Stone-and-concrete g
bedrm. rambler; screened-in side
| porch; waIl-to-wall carpettng: elec
kit; garage; lot 1o0x20O overlook
ing the Potomac. With . substan-
tial down payment this lovely ram
bier can be purchased for the low
price Of Sl7.500. NEWCoME
! REALTY SERVICE. 10. 2-7655,
Evening star., 1953-05-31
HOLIDAY SPECIALS
4917 U St. Sc.
nNn aka1~0 uaRnhke ARA

Going back to Texas! Must sell, thi.
weekend 6-yr.-old immaculate 3.
story red brick home. Nearly "
acre corner lot. The neatly terraced
nicely shaded lawn Is completely in
closed by sturdy Anchor fence max
ing 1t ideal and safe for smaller
children. The many extras make
this property an exceptional value
Cleaning oak floors, aluminium
storm windows throughout, close tC
transp.. schools and shopping. Out.
side entr. to full dry basement with
"a bath. Full price, $4,000. Terms
Representative will be on property
Sat. and Sun. for your convenience
II WASHINGTON. LANHAM. MD.
5-yr.-old brick, 2 bedrm.. full base
ment, oil heat, Vene. blinds, 8
porches. fireplace in liv rm., storm
windows. lot 50x150. Monthly pay,
mentS, S71.25. Sl3,250.
1905 Halleck ST.,
District Heights. Md.
Beautiful 3-bedrm. rambler with full
basement. 6 mos. old in desirable
Dist. lights. Situated on q large
sodded lot l30x70. owner has beer
transferred to New jersey, repre-
sentative on premises Sunday moor
to six. Sl4.475 with $1,000 down
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
7124 Marlboro Pike
District Heights, Md.
Jordan S.1444 Ludlow .A.011s
Open Saturday and Sunday:
Evening star., 1953-05-31

ELTSVILLE-Bargai 1K stories
with 312 bedrms., lge. liv rm.. tile
bath. lge. kit. with plenty dining
area: oil h.-w.h.; on lge. lot with
SII. $50. Low down payment.
JAMES 7 MIINDY I'm d.6R00
Evening star., 1953-05-31

PARK-Well-bu rambler
on large lot; large bedrms.. kit,
liv. rm., din. rm.; bsmt.; attic;
glassed porch: gas hot-water heat;
nr. univ; S22, 900; terms. DI. 7-65OO.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
OPEN SUNDAY
BETHESDA

BETHESDA
New S-bedrm. brick rambler, sit
Spacious living room with fireplace;
beautiful tiled bath; full basement,
2 blocks to schools. Close to NH,
Naval Hospital. Price S2O.5OO.
Out wisconsin ave. to Bank of Be-
thesda. left on Old Georgetown I'd
to Beech, left to Singleton st., right
to Melvern ST.. left to open sign.
CARROLL KNOLLS
This coy brick bungalow features
most attractive liy. rm. with fire-
place and dining ell. Bright kit,
two spacious bedrms. and bath
Wide. lot. Price only S13,950.
Directions: Out Georgia ave. past
Forest Glen dr., left on Dennis tc
our open sign.
BRICK RAMBLER
sitHated on level lot in popular
3 large living room with fireplace.
spacious and conveniently, ar
ranged bedrooms, tiled bath,
equipped kitchen with breakfast
area; screened porch; full basement
suitable for recreation room; gas
heat: priced S16.500. Directions:
Out Ga. ave. 3 blocks past. Wheaton
Shopping Center. to Parker ave,
turn left to Ivanhoe, then right to
Hardy, left to open house.
WOOD COMPANY
1115S Georgia Ave-, Silver Spring
LO. 4-72O0
Evening star., 1953-05-31
HOUSES FOR sAIE-MD.
!. aaa nrrpMa AR aE

e3s BURNS eT. Sc. |
2-bedrm. brick. s yrs. old; full base
ment: liv. rYn., din. rTl... kit, tile
bath; gas stove. 0M refgr., Ven.
blinds. Possession at settlement.
Monthly payments $62.26. G1 n
nancing; $12,S00.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
1924 Marlboro Pike
District Heights, Md.
Jordan S-1444 Ludlow 4-0112
Open Saturday and Sunday
Evening star., 1953-05-31
81
NORTH FORESTVILLE RAMBLER
3406 BOONE LANE

NORTH FORESTVILLE RAMBLER
3406 BOONE LANE
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO z PM.
This 2-bedroom, rambler is in i'm
q level lot Large 4eS trust will per-
NIT low monthly payments. Con-
venient to Andrews and Census. Call
Mr.. Crawford. Cypress 7-S95S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2O05
PARKLAWN-BY OWNER
Brick Colonial, g lge. bedrms.; 23.:ft
Is min. drive to Capital. Handy tc
everything. Forced to sell. Reduced
from S14, 800 to $12,950. Out N
H. ave. to Coop shopping center
turn right On East-West hwy. about
9 bIks.. risht to .6726 Chillum
HE A-SS4S Al
Evening star., 1953-05-31
CLINTON. MD.

Open 1 to z. Most conv. to Andrews
Field. Featuring lge. liv. rm., sep
din. rm., 2 bedrms., lovely all-elec
kit: with smack. bar, expansiblt
attic. nice level s4-acre lot; reason.
Directions: Drive out Branch ave
extended. turn left on Waterloo I'd
to open sign. Call John j. Miller
10. 9-9110: ewes. 10. S-1S5l
PUFFENBERGER & MOORE, INC