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The guardian., 1953-12-05
HOLIDAY FASHIONS
Featuring COLOR
BY KAY VAUGHN

NEW YORK-For the holi-
DAYS ahead of you, we note al
ready the tremendous import
ance of color. Color in the bold
est strokes and to entice your
widest dreams. For you can
have your pick and transform
p3ur en- ire personality. Ana
if you don't want to go that
far. you can at least make your
self very. very interesting.
From Paris, comes the glitter
sweater news. For evening
.nere's stunning sweater crea-
ions in shades like Brown
Amethyst. Gold Coast Maho-
gany ana Porto Grape. They're
cut snugly and are topped with
necks of ermine fur and sever
al ermine buttons.
To spark an outfit are the
widest collection Of gloves in
he most luscious colors ina
ENABLE. The eight button
lengths have really taken over
to give one the. luxury feeling
ana to add color to a somber
costume.
You'll be wearing a lot OF
separates at home for the holi-
days. We saw one stunning
tweed skirt, ankle length, ano
in vivid tomato red. When
tweed starts going colorful, then
it's really time to take notice
of the colors in your wardrobe
See what you can do abou'
adding a strong dash of 1t.
The guardian., 1953-12-05
BEAUTY HINTS
is YOUR VOICE AN AssET2
By NINA TEMPLE

When you talk over the phone
what is the impression made
upon the person at the other
end? Does your voice sound low
and sweet and pleasing or is
it harsh, irritating and abrupt?
There is so much your voice can
do for you if you will let it:
in fact, if you listen to your
voice over a record you will
doubtless be astounded to find
it unfamiliar and displeaSing.
Many a girl has received a pro-
posal through the charm OF
her voice and often a business
deal has fallen through because
of the disastrous effect of a
voice produced upon the would
be client. Begin now to low
er its register, sweeten its tone
and slow its speed. A sweet,
low voice will double the ef-
feet of your personality in a
most advantageous way.
The guardian., 1953-12-05
HORSE SENSE

Horses were afraid Of early
automobiles, and pedestrians
laughed at them, which prob
ablv demonstrates that horses
had more sense and pedest1-
ans could run faster in short
bursts.
The guardian., 1953-12-05
WHAT SHALL WE EAT
EPIIITEN pIE nAZZI Ed

handsome dessert for fall supper
party. The creamy pie is color
topped with rings of whipped cream,
plus mounds of golden sliced
peaches and deep-hued grapes.
Bring the pie to the table; let every
one glimpse the beauty before you
cut and serve it.
Fruited chiffon pie is simple to
make. The filling is creamy and
smooth as a custard, yet it offers
the cook the added comfort of being
gelatin fortified. She can expect
sharp cutting luscious wedges.
Whipped cream and fruit topping
are added just before dinner.
Another convenience is you can
vary this pie with almond flavoring
which is apt to be on the pantry
shelf. Just substitute n teaspoon
of almond fiavoring for the sherry
wine. OF course. you can be more
generous with the almond If you
choose. For serving eight or ten
people 1t usually takes two 8 inch
pies.
FRUITED SHERRY CHIFFON PIE
(ttDo 8" pies)
2 tablespoons
unflavored gelatine
5 tablespoons cold water
3 cups hot milk
1/8 teaspoon salt
tablespoons sugar
2 egg yolks
1/8 teaspoon nutmeg
1/3 cup sherry wine or
1/2 tsp. almond flavoring
egg whites
1/2 pint whipping cream
2 8-inch baked pie shells
1-1/2 cups approx sliced peaches
(12 OF. CAM
Small bunch colorful grapes
Sprinkle gelatine on cold water.
Heat milk, add salt and 4 table,
spoons sugar, stirring until dis
solved. Beat egg yolks and slowly
add hot water mixture. Cook over
hot water, stirring constantly. until
slightly thickened. Add gelatine,
stir until dissolved. Remove from
heat and cool a bit. Now add the
nutmeg, and sherry wine or almond
flavoring, to the custard. Pour wine
in very slowly and stir constantly
to prevent curdling. Cool until
slightly thickened.
Beat egg whites stiff, adding re-
naming 4 tablespoons Of sugar one
at a time. Fold whites gently into
the thickened eustard; fill pie shells
and chill in refrigerator until set.
When ready to serve, whip cream;
drain peaches; wash grapes. Top
the pie with two rings of whipped
cream. one at the outer edge of pies
and the other in middle of pies. In
spaces Letween heap the frmt artis-
tically. in small grape clusters and
swirls of peach slices. or other fruit
arrangements.
-. FOR A GOOD DAY
BREAKFAST
Baked Apple
Poached Egg on
Corned Beef Hash
Toast Butter
Milk Coffee
Roast Pork
Whipped Potatoes Gravy
Buttered Green Lima Beans
Orange and Green
Pepper Salad
Rolls Butter
Fruited Sherry Chiffon Pies
Milk Coffee
SUPPER
Celery Soup
Cheese Toast Strips
Olives Celery Curls
Doughnuts
Milk
The guardian., 1953-12-05

Where the fit and fashion
begin this winter is just below
the bosom. It's a circumter-
ence every inch as important
as the circumference OF the
waist. It's not where the waist
is however. The point of the
new line is not a nigh waist,
it's a long torso. It's designed
not to stress one point in the
figure, but to perfect the en-
tire figure - the bosom seems
higher, the waist is a wand
and not merely an indentation
and there's a long, lovely leg
line.
Take a piece OF fabric and
design on it the ideal Ameri-
ian figure; slender yet shapely;
one long willowly curve from
he bosom to the thigh. That's
he new line, the line that's
.aking fashion off in a new
The guardian., 1953-12-05

becks of fur for gloss. Fabrics
are fixed on the idea of ele-
gance, fenininity even the most
thick tweed may be shot with
cashmere. And affecting all
the fabrics this season is the
shape. You'll be aware of more
blend in fabrics; a large per-
centage have man made fibres
woven in and some wools have
been durably mothproofed be-
fore they're left the mills.
The guardian., 1953-12-05
WISE SAVINGS

WISE SAYINGS
Books are white paper un-
less men spend in action the
wisdom they get from thought.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

The sheriff was planting big shoe on the little
pistol, but that wasn't what made Slage so bitter.
From where nothing should lurk but old copies of
National Geographic, some fiend had reached out and
manned Slagle's toes with pistol butt
Urine like everything else, the sheriff said later.
There's often some ronc little hitch. got thinking
that it would be darned hard to kill me exactly like
Mr. Hackett was killed The murderer would run
into one little snag."
Hard to kill you with bullet in the hearth" said
Doc Anderson.
mo. But it would be hard to find time when
had eighty dollars in my pocket Most men feel rich
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
MURDER ALL SPELLED OUT
Continued from preceding page

if they're carrying twenty. could be killed in a state
of such prosperity only on payday
but Hackett was rich man. said Mr.. Ford.
Still, he hadn't been well, didn't get into town.
Wouldn't have much need for cash.
Exactly The murderer wanted to rule out rob-
berry. He'd leave Hacketts wallet intact But what
if Mr.. Hackett wasn't carrying any money or only
buck or two? The murderer would have to make the
dead man post-mortem loan. If that happened, |
figured could find out which man did it. Ed Shul
and found out where Slagle and Cole usually cash
checks"
They're both smart enough to think of that pos
Continued on next page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

TRANDPA has never been noted for setting
" style trends, but times are changing.
He's been the inspiration for this red cotton
flannel nightshirt by Youngwear.
Cut like the old-time nightshirt, it made
for the pre-school lad up to.size eight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

" the outstanding french cou'ul.'o ~>r'-~---
nd that started in Paris strong influence tor shorter
Designers had not foreseen immediate acceptance Oh
rises il is felt that coming styles will further reflect the cnahse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

ulous when you wear them
with Maidenform. Yes m
the best dressed woman OF
any year =. all dressed up
to 90 dreaming in my
mink and my Maidenform'
It's the smartest build-up
awomanever had! Dreamy
>, IL o~,o,o true
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

To match, there are pair of slipper socks
with white ribknit cuffs, and an old-fasllioned
nightcap. This is cut in peak, with white
tassel on top. The socks are packaged with
the nightshirt, cap may be added. Every
thing is Sanforized. JOAN SHORT
Photograph BY Ray SOtO,rinsIsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

Isn't it fitting! I'm the
fashion figure of the year
so high in social circles
I'm front page news wher-
ever l go. Of course I'm
supported in style and
here's the secret, darlings
clothes always look fab
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

TW I1-6-sS
Evening star., 1953-10-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE Al 4-dr.: excel. eond., T.. n.
mi; best offer. Ia. o-4ISS. -SSS
DODGE 1881 Meadowprook 4.door.
lovely original black finish and fully
equipped. with radio, heater, seat
covers and directional signals; q
new car and at the price of only
see this NOW at PARKWAY tfordc'
3Obl N st. NV, AID. 2-O1S6. Open
DODGE so convertible roadster.
clean interior; middle-aged owner
tires; eouipped. SS25. 30-day Ruaf-
antee: At our big NEW UsED-CAR
PARK; Pe1AE Is,.,l 10 , Minis; from D. c. BROAD
Church" Ii6HNS iodi II. SaC Brosd is st., F:Hi. JE.
2-5100. Open late. ' Va
DODGE 1881 Coronet 4-dr.: Gyro-
matte. custom heater, defroster; one
owner; immaculate throughout.
h6 BSos EEitssn sniT rs,s q VS. W
and Ellicott, KE. 7-l30s. Open till s.
DODGE 1881 cdr. sedan: r, h: Very
clean. Sl,0a5. LEO RocCA, INC.
430l Conn. ave. EN-. $4,000. -92
DODGE 1852 Mesdowbrook 4-dr.: r.
INC 1901 Conn. ave, EN-. $1,000.
1850 coronet 4-dr. sedan;
very good cond, SS95. LEO ROCCA,
INC. 43o1 Conn. ave, EN-. $1,000.
DODGE l94a Meadowbrook 4-dr. se-
dan; low mileage; good cond. S7aS.
LEO LES RoCSA' INC 430l Conn. ave,
DODGE 1853 VS., conv.: company.
2flcial car, compl. equip. Sold new
INC. 430l Conn. ave, EN-. $500.
DODGE 1949 Custom Coronet sedan,
rsoIo. hester; beautiful Brewster
TinSe snS p sI45; svt terms ROPER" 18th
DODGE 40 4-dr. Coronet; r. and h.,
orisinal black finish. imma aculats
day at only s7e5. EDMoNDs MO-
WiisSn HiEs Siva.t SEiS[d' Arl', 1A va! a-4Soo' s2ss
cond. throughout. S425 or best
FORD As Fordor, Super de luxe; /.
SfGS gHgnNER WI sell Mi for ssS4GsSs ss;4sso 6s 4 q:
FoRD SO Victoria: r. and h.. w Wv.
tlreS, green glass. extras. Superior
cond. Cascade green with black
top. Ofhcer being transferred over
seas; May be financed. Sl.945. -AD.
FORD 1851 Country Squire: r. and
ovn.F: n FoFaSmatif 9sss no 10y .60n milease, one
FORD '53 victoria; r. and h., mSnv
other eye-appealing custom acces.
sories, @-tone green finish. match
ing, green interior; less than 5000
miles; like-new car at q tre-
mendous savings. $1.995; top all
lowance for your car. MCNEIL
Gstgdebaker), 1854 wis. ave, EN-.
FORD 20 Tudor Custom sedan; r. and
h.. Fine cond. Pvt. owner. Price
S675. JE. 4-34s4 after Z pm.
FORD '4s Tudor; r.. h.; S peri. tire.
excel. cond. inside and out: 1878 or
best cash offer. WO. 6-216s. %"
MERCURY 1919 club coupe Ss9S
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. o-o464.
FORD 1850 Tudor sedan S79K
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-6464.
DODGE 194S 4-dr. sedan s84E
HORNER'S CORNER
9Th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-o4e4.
Evening star., 1953-10-21
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

ANGLIA '4s 2-dr.; heater. good tires,
good solid transportation; rs mi.
to the gallon. Only S295. SILVER
SPRING MOTOR CO., INC. 1002
East-West hwy. ~. S-315?. Di.
rectly across from U. S. Royal sisn.)
ANGLIA NeI.T!., 4s 4-dr.; Al. SECS 4ss
Austin 4-dF:. $4ss; so Austin. new
sssFsssii sitls r. g @ss q 4 sis siIslmapo ocqRy.
jfSs JACK fsS fR Srp Motifs f4sh and aad ssss
ANGLIA 1850 2-door sedan; clean;
up to 50 miles per gallon; easy tc
Hill 4 SANDERS; Wa.h:'s Oldest
AUSTIN 1858 4-dr. sedan: low mile.
Norris Cdr. sedan. $445; Consul
H Clean; s4S5a MANHATTHN dSii srSiP''EdFFtS AUTO
K-F, INC, Factory Sales and Serv-
ice for Kaiser, Henry ], Austin
WHY'S. Healey Sports Car, Austin OF
England Morris and M. G: Beth
1-"1OO. Established 1914. -26
AUSTIN 81 A70 sedan; comfortable
reliable and good looking car; S795
FOREIGN CARS LIMITED, POI!
Duke ST.. Alex. Va. KI. S-6446
Open till 9 pm. weekdays, 4 pm
BUICK 1852 Roadmaster 'conv., fully
equipped. $3.50 or best ofGr. TO.
9-6367, 9-5; ewes. WE. 5-6S33.
BUICK AZ sedanette; new brakes.
good tires; radio and heater; S595
BUICK so 2-door, r. and h., Gus
tom plastic covers; perfect one-own-
er car; sure to please the family;
mighty value at S1:095; top allow
ance for your car. MCNEIL (Stude-
baker), 4034 Wis. ave-, EN-. 3-72S6.
BUICK '62 Spec. 4-dr. sedan; very
low \ mi; s;ozf fully equip. Very reaS'
BUICK 1883 hardtop Roadma,ter;
fully equip. Was $3,S73. now
5000. Mileage 1,O65. 1mmac
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Conn., Wo.
BUICK 1e4s 4-dr. Roadmaster:
excel. cond.. new tires and spotless.
A family second car. Also will con-
slider disposing of second car. a
Pontiac 1947 2-dr. 8 cyl, in peri.
cond. Can be inspected at ESQ Gas
station. next to Shoreham Hotel,
from 9 am. to 4:30 pm. Priced
below market. -22
Evening star., 1953-10-21
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
(Cnnkinuad
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 81 3--yard dump, with 2-speed
rear, cab shield. 8.25x20 tires. This
at S1.795. PARKWAY fFordD. 3O5l
sat1,dax N St; nv; Ap @-01s6, Open 8 to 8;
FORD 1852 FL VS. pickup: meadow.
truck at S995. PARKWAY tFord)
50H1 to 8; j. Sat ss: n'Tii Til 8. g. Oi00' open
FORD 194s FL PANEL; newly recon.
66FoTdl. 3501 NJ st. NV AD,
sspeed IS rear; % sa5xso 5Oi t.res: reS 'fStd truck
ready for work at $l,195. PARK.
WAY Ford. 3051 M st. NV,
AD. 2-01s5. Open o to o; Sat
TEGSKs RICK ,ozs Ds!Ys panel BODY 1h.cz Tor
PRy. @s' SSseli ssS q &. RhRaMANNS NV. Ley IASN'
BROCKWAY 40 3-ton: 15-ft. steel
>stake pody; good cond. and appear
anee; Market 7-220Q. al
CHEVROLET 1947 h-ton panel; q
bargain ss,, in Transportation for az anS
EsSk SssF RFioea ss 2ey $ssS sse
Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. IA. 2-9004
Open til 9:30 pm. -222
CHEVROLET so 112-ton stake; new
paint Job; reconditioned; for ap-
pearance and performance see this
HSwn,Ip Sarsawin price e special at only S1:So95
Wilson Slvd: Arl.. Va. IA. 2-90S4
FORD AS English D'to Ford; light delivery
panel; excellent condition: new
paint; 80 miles per gallon; $3.50 OF
caEvR6fEr Hfft gee WA' 5s 55-ssSd}' 55ss9d dump: 2l
ST i.995. PARKWAY (Fordl. 8o5I NJ
St: NV, AD. 2-01s5. Open 9 to 8;
DODGE '3s a-ton pickup: new tires
and motor; excel. cond.: 500 OF
best offer. ! gas. stove, used 8 mos.
best of1er. 1 refsr.. 71a cu.-ft. ia
FOUR CHEVROLET DUMP TRUCKS:
3-yard .Garwood bodies: bought new.
'52 and '53: excellent condition; i'm
mediate sale BY owner, $1,000. JE.
2-0236 after 8 pm. -25
FORD 1850 panel: beautiful condi-
ton: with new motor; sacrifice, S595,
terms. ROPER" 18th and r.. I.
FoRD Us F-1oo panel s-cylinder. No
lettering; excellent tires: heater. Very
good mechanical condition: S545.
LOGAN (Fordl. ME. s-2S1S. 20l7
Va ave. NV Open evenings.
FORD 81 F-3 pickup; excel. cond.
thniTo44ehSat; IA n9aS low mileage; reasonable
FORD so FL pickup: good con cond.
Pvt. owner. 10. 4-O653. So 80
CHEW. 80 1-ton stake; good and
clean; r: and h. One owner; $685..
Evening star., 1953-10-21
COUNTRY PROPERTY
BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS

BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS
120 acres; absolute privacy; on good
very top of the Blue Ridge tmoun-
tains. 55 miles from Washington.
Several large springs. about half
cleared. balance in timber. , cabins,
electricity. This property has the
most unusual view to be found in
Northern Virginia. Deer and Wild
Rie. Priced S12,950. already
nnanced. OIL. 4-66S1, ewes. -22
Evening star., 1953-10-21
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

FURNISHED OFFICE in suite Of
CPA: Sheraton Bldg, 14th and G
sts.: air-cond. bldg. ST. 3-2555:
AIR -CoND. FURN. OFFICES, with
recep. serv.;, in lawyers suite; use Of
library. conference rm. ME. S-653S.
ALEX., vA.-ofice suite or sgle.,
1920 Prince st. Approx. 1000 so. #,
IN PeT moSern n bldg fNe eoWLEs w sSo c0N
sFeVGin9N Or evenings. TE TG 6l49$e. 5HS o' sI IiO
s32I WIS. AVE.-All or part of 5000
50. ft. End a. office area; new bldg,
opp; Calvert Theater; unlim. paved
parking in rear. with SEPARATE en-;
Fnsss 81 Ss4sa i: ePhR' Mr. KLE1N sE1sI 'S" a6 Gan
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.-Pvt. office
in acct.'S suite: furn. tele. ans. share
reception room; $40 per month. DE.
FINANCIAL DIsTRICT-suites, i to
rms. Moderate rental: elevator
building i1"9 Vermont ave. Call
EVANS BUiLDNG, 1920 New York
ave n,w.-Available Immediately.
auirements Apply PENN PROP
ERTIEs. 6l6 Evans BldE.. ME.
49aO' Conn. AvE.-17xso; 1st floor;
modern: easy parking. r. DoWD'
DuPoNT' 'eCTIGRiCLE-oface bldg. 1916
Conn; ave. offices available. AID.
SUP LEASE once. > rms, ,14th and
N Y. ave-. NV. Air-cond.,. drapes
$500 SO. FT. Ist-FL. SPACE with
plenty Of free parking. on business
well suited for any large organiza.
u9arNs tieqi s1;96 G9 IS. ss. dtttiieeA1 # ALBERT H
CONN. AVE. below Mayfiower--At.
tTsesiye Dsss Sss ss rsesn air fOnGtiOpa s in sSs
DOCTORS OR DENTISTS OFFICE
Arl.. Clarendon-Medical center. fivt
spac. rms. and bath: can be divided
parking for several cars. Call AID
TWO iOx17-FT. clean. mod. office.
in active part of Bethesda; espe,
cially good opportunity for somt
one in bldg. trade; are next door t
John Ligon. Inc, floor and window
covering InI,S eortTaet9r; rent So Sr mo mo
! CO., co Wally Ligon. OIL. 4-3204.
MD. WANTED TO SHARE OFFICE
Aarse tura. waiting room and
examination rms; bet. Arl. and Alex
So mo. KI. s-5I44 after 5 pm:
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Attractiv,
SI5m. ofiee suite available immed
silver sPRlNG sPECIAL-Nice ssIe
cation at so24 Ga. ave. : window
facing street: free parking; turn
Tn5; unfurn.. S45. PERRY HAY GO
oFf1cE SPACE AVAILABLE Nov. is
Ct Ieduced rental; rm. suite. Ma
o-Od~A' ,a. so
Evening star., 1953-10-21
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WILL BUY-A sound income prop
& er.y, SaaH ma & OF large % sno~ing ny worm nn1
plete details. Write Box S6-X, Star.
CLIENT WITH $4,000 CASH, seeks
4, 8. family unit showing fair
return. Also can handle properties
requiring much larger down pay
ments. JESSE LOEB. MA. S-2014.
HAVE CLIENTS for all types of COM
mercial and investment properties.
MILTON F. RUPERT, 1l5l 10th
st. NV, DI. T-5Ol5
Evening star., 1953-10-21
TRAILERs
GARAGES

SINGLE GARAGE, vic. 18th anc
Spring I'd. NV; $14 mo. Box l0l-M
FOUR LARGE BRICK GARAGES
with electricity at rear of 121;
2-story brick BLDG. or
alley, for storage or business; neal
5th and c ne; $@5 mo. JU. 1927
-23
BUILT-IN GARAGE. $40 mo. 12t
18th st. ne. Call ia. 9-4354.
WANTED TO RENT - inexpensive
storaee space in Fairfax or Airing
ton Counties. for q small non-com
mercial van truck used for week,
end camping. MIR. LOVE, DU
1854 after $50. ga
Evening star., 1953-10-21
STORES EoR RENT

NEW. MODERN STORE. 15x6O; Al
location. Wheaton. Md. Immed.
poss. Call OWNER, JU. 5-2345.
NEAR CATHOLIC u. s1a Monroe st.
n.e.-Good Tor any business; $50
CORNER sfoRE." RE- 1sx4a, 1921 18th
st. NV: will modernize. SIDNEY
WEINBERG & SONS, DI. 7-347O.
1907 7th ST. N.w.-store, o0x6o,
with full cellar; $3.50 per mo. RAY
MOND r. RUPERT, 1917 18th st.
NV. ST. 3-S4S4 -25
6I1 F ST. N.W.--Ideal for optician,
gifts, photographer, ETC.; reas. rent.
ago CONN. AVE.-17xS0. opposite
Hahn's Shoe. Peck & Peck. Jelleff's
Wooiworth's' Drugstore, Best 4 Go CO.
Avail Oct: !. r: DOWD. EN-. 2-7300
8 ULTRAM0DERN, air-conditioned
stores; approximately 1Sx67, To-
Gated on Ennalls ave. in Wheaton
triangle. Call JU. 9-5S52 or 10.
5-O539.. Owners on premises dur
GEoRGfTowN. HRS RGSsToN asth and M-store
and Arm. apt. Suitable for any
business use. Reduced. Immed. pos
session. AUERBACH g. CO., DI.
7-65Ol. AID. 4-5907.
9I30 GEORGIA AVE.-Available Nov.
!. Greatest growth area IN Metro
politan D. c. ia. 9-4140. %
Evening star., 1953-10-21
INVEST. PRoP. SALE tcont. J
4-IINIT APARTMENT

Fine brk. bldg, mr.. Naylor Gardens
Semidet., bsmt. Reas. rent. Approx
$1,000 1st trust at 4ee. Call Mr.
Bartlett with ALDRE, INC, LU
4-n1A1
Evening star., 1953-10-21
ULTRA-MODERN

Is the best way to describe this beaut
new exceptionally well constructed
apt. bldg. of 16 apts., plus janitor's
quarters. located adj. the upper
NV. section. 1t overlooks a Govt
parkway and is near large shop.
ping center. school. bus. etc. AL
the best obtainable equip. with
many features not found in the
average bldg. Income over $4,000
yearly. TENANTS PAY FOR OWN
HEAT AND ALL UTILITIES. own
er'S expense very low. Well financed
and priced low for prompt sale. You
will enjoy seeing this property. Ex-
elusive with
Jess Fisher and Co., Inc.
1420K St. NV. Realtors EX. 3-1S1l
Evening star., 1953-10-21
REAL ESTATE WANTED
MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTIVE MISC.

HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1850 "74"
o.h.v., perfect condition. all extras
1900 mi. $685.. ia. 2-S062. "a
Evening star., 1953-10-21

HUNTERS PARADISE
Here's where your dreams come tru'
within So mi. on paved roads, mr.
mountains; 220 acres, with h-mi
frontage on Cacapon River; paradise
for hunting, fishing and just plair
relaxing 6-rm. house: cleo: only
$50 per acre; terms. SIGLER 81 co.
PA 3-3431 -D1
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LATE-MODEL AUTO PARTS-En.
gine, radios, heaters. most any part
for late-model cars. Call Fairview
2-3312 or 2-2926 ewes -23
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LOTS AND AcREAGes FOR SAIL
AND nEYELoPERS-FE

BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS-FHA
approved suodivision; approx. so
lots cleared. desirable tract in town
of Fairfax; streets graded; storm
and sanitary sewer in; only 2 blks.
WHkss VIII ssR'sf JA Of aassI !SEn ,A cay ssgS 49,
FIVE ACRES, with . buildings. 1
Fairfax County. $4,000. Mr.. Hines,
rd., past Silver Spring. Md; 81, 1000.
KAY REALTY CO.. RA. 6-2200.
PINECREST, Fairfax Co. Va;-17o #.
aeed stTee hSRs city Sss Wser on assf
restricted area; suitable for SIS. 600
n LYNCH & SONS. springield, Va.
NEARLY Ki RgiP'?si $4,000 so. FIT. Of re isveI
PIX. with utilities all in. now zoned
for apartments: S22.500 RIPLEY
4 ROMER. Realtors, JU. 5-61I1.
Omen evenings.
800 MaeARTHuR BLyD,mG5 #; by
IL li3 t.; sS5S s. 300 S SAMUEL BROWN
81 ACRES. wooded, with stream; Is
miles from D. c. Some frontage
on Richmond hwy. Reasons6le.
EQ2eWater p-SS4H. ~
MASS. AVE. NV, ExTENDED-l4-
acre wooded lot on Dahlonega rd.
OIL. 24SS5. -23
OVER 2 ACRES
Long frontage on State highway. ideal
building site. ample space for gar
den, chickens or fruit; more land
available. Only 80 Minis. drive to
downtown.
Price, $1,495-$250 Down
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
3214 Branch Ave. sc, 20. e-71oo
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
WANTED TO RENT-Couple in
terested in leasing small house,
furn. or unfurn., winterized or where
winteriZing can be arranged: prefer
on water front. Annapolis to Fair
haven. OIL. 2-S094, ewes.
Evening star., 1953-10-21
FLORIDA PROPERTY

BEAUTIFULLY FURN 2-BEDRM.
HOME in Fort Lauderdale, Fla: on
busline; 1900 season, Jan. 10 to
June l5, or $3.50 mo. Jan. 15
through May 15. or $125 per mo.
yearly: LIST and last mo. in advance.
Box 1O3-M. Star. -22
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TRUE INVESTORS

Relatively New-Northwes D. c.
Modern 3-story semidetached brick
apartment bids; Is units, three l.
bedroom, l5 two-bedroom apart
mentS.
Gross Income, $4,000
Cash necessary. to handle. $4,000
Call Clyde Terms. DE. 2-7745
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
7a8 18th 81. NV. DI. 7-6S3o
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5iO2-4 GEORGIA AVE
az. 7-35al. call Day, Nisht and Sun
SIT BACK AND RELAX
INVESTMENT
4-UNIT APT. BLDG.

y ~ = ~ \ . 40A@@~ ~
Four Aunt apt. bldgS.: = bedrms.
self contained Tenants pay al
bldg. goo net cash return. Can
be purchased individually or in
group. Recently completed. CALL
MIR WEISS tEVES.. HE. 4-S522)
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
14l5 * st. NV. Realtors. Me. S-54OO
..Eirst In Sales for 20 YearSn
Evening star., 1953-10-21
NEW AUNT APTS.

bIO0 BLK. A ST. s.E.-New semidet
aunt apts.; each apt. consists Of
living rm., bedrm., dinette, kitchen
and bath with individual gas heat
Income, S27S per mo. TENANT
FURNISHES ALL UTILITIES
PRICED TO SELL. Call MR.
JAMES III 1-1615 Or