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HOUSES FOR sAIE-vA.
All Omen 1.3n-nark

Do YOU want a really attractive new
brick rambler nestled among tall
trees and priced very senSibly? 1t
has large. entrance hall, liv. rm.
with paneled fireplace wall and pic
ture window. large dining ell with
bedrms.. 2 baths. lots of closets;
rec. rm. and laund. with outside
entrances. Att. gar. All for S23. $50
with moderate cash. Directions:
Out Lee hwy. to Lexington St, right
TO Little. Falls rd.. left on Little
Nails and follow directional arrows
TO Maryland ave, and open" sign.
Or would you like little smaller
rambler. also brick, also new. on a
1ox300-ft. wooded lot? Large liv.
braaksas bm: With frenlace, 5 nice kit. with
bedrms, and din. rm.l IL baths.
full, basement. Only S1s,900. Also
moderate cash. Directions: Same as
above.
How about sturdy prewar 2-story
nrlck Gdlk IN excellent and most conven-
large liv. rn. with fireplace. din.
rm., kit, with breakfast space, side
screened porch with bamboo Shades
upstairs are 3 nice bedrms. and
TIE bath. There is full basement
and det: gar; h.-w.h.. slate roof.
storm windows and doors and fenced
rear yard. Immaculate condition,
So SO you can move in right away.
S26,250: substantial cash. Direc.
tions: Out Lee hwy. No. Washing-
ton, blvd. or Wilson blvd to No.
Giebe rd., left to 4th st. (in Buck
inaham,; left to Norwood st. and
c. M. HALEY, Realtor
JE. 4-4677. Ewes, JE. 3-7ese
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DOMICILIARY
SPECTACT,E

Located in coveted Riverwood, on
ha-acre wooded lot, designed IN
ultra-fine taste to offer the very
maximum in modern home life.
with large fireplace, wall-to-wall
mirror and gigantic picture win
dow, large dining area, 1S-ft. kitchen
with dishwasher, breakfast bar and
other modern conveniences, den,
powder rm., 8 bedrms. with bath
for each. rec. rm. with fireplace and
car attached garage, patio OF living
rnl. and many. many extras.
true spectacle to be sure, and to be
sure of all extras and details, call
ia. 2-310o.
MCINTOSH & MCINTOSH
2046 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 2-3lot
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AL BAKER OFFERS
FOR THE DISCRIMINATING
HOME OWNERS

FUN THE DISSEMINATING
HOME OWNERS
IN EXCLUSIVE AND BEAUTIFUL
SLEEPY HOLLOW
You can enjoy security.
peace and happiness in any
one of these three new homes
that are as modern as tomor-
row and practical as bank.
SEE FOR YOURSELF
These glamourous. well-ar-
ranged homes that have every
thing you can ask for and at
prices that are below today's
market building prices.
Less Than 20 Min. to Wash
Yet you have the privacy of
small estate" in Q COM
munity of successful and pro-
fessional ne / G h bors. Sur
rounded with gorgeous homes,
lovely trees and Handicapped
yards. Smart buyers will see
these houses which are priced
at
$35, 900, $50, 300, $4,000
You are invited to inspect
these homes. and our cour-
teous sales staff is at your
service
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IA. $3.50; E,ves., "a G-IS50
or KE. S-435l
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS


Arlington's Finest SUBDIVISION
New Georgia Colonial built OF Phlla-
delphia pink brick, lifetime asbestos
roof situated on large lot toVei
$4,000 SO. ft.l.
Large tapproX, l0X12n receptI4n nsH' TIa
non library mantel. corniced ce!ilng.
large screened living porch. formal
wainscoted dining room 14'xl4 40"
redwood-paneled den with book
shelves, colored tile powder room. room,
N nets, Formica sink top, lazy susan
base cabinet, 9-cu.-ft. self-defrosting
Westinghouse retgr., de luxe range
with waiSt-high broiler, clock, timer.
giass-doored oven, garbage disposal
automatic dishwasher. exhaust ian
pantry. and breakfast space.
A graceful open staircase leads to End
floor. Master bedroom 25'6"x13'
opening to sun deck, private tile
bath. twin closets. Three more bed
rooms, two of twin size, one single,
another full tile bath. In all, bed
rooms, baths.
True stairway to f1oored attic.
Full basement includes 35'6f'xl3, recr.
rm. with fireplace. bar with sink and
running water, full bath, space for
In ali, over i.4O0 so. #. Twin Bry-
ant aforementioned gas heat.
For the added comfort and protection
of the future owner OF this desir-
able home we have incorporated the
following features,
Douglas Ar framing lumber, plywood
subflooring and roof Sheathing. 100
ampere electric service, silent mer-
curry switches, copper Waterplpe,
Crane Dial-Eze faucets, 512-ft. bath
tub, copper fiashings, rs" basement
height. steel-beam construction.
Attach. garage l4'6"x22' with space
for deep freeze. kids bikes, etc.
We believe this to be one of the finest
homes in the Metropolitan Area.
PRICE, $46,500
Shown Any Time by Appointment
Cornelius J. Weetman
0217 lee Hwy. JE. 2-29SS
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$4,000 DOWN

Four bedrm,, Q bath, modern home
on "a acre: near schools, easy COM
muting distance: owner being trans
Eerred. Total price, $1,000.
CANNF'Y REAL ESTATE
HEPMnON dQ0
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INVESTORS

BRICK APT. HOUSE
Located near Pentagon with
3 separ. apis. 3 separ. entrs.:
all rents approved by rent
control board.
INCOME, S265 PER MONTH
Excel. location and unusual
oppor. to secure sure-f1re
income. Price, S24,950 with
only $4,000 down. Bal. easily
financed. Phone now for full
information and an oppor.
to be on the road to financial
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

thoroughfare. for responsible chain
store. on long-term lease. KASS-
BERGER, INC. EN-. 3-S1O0. Ill
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

THEATER for sale in
Alexandria. Va. Good investment
shows good returns, good lease. Cal
KI. 9-3745 and ask for MR.. KLEIN;
ewes. Sat. and Sum-. RA. 3-O2Ss,,
FOUR-FAMILY DUPLEX, rented to
co,ored. ABOUT | yr: old; Individual i;,idisa
GROSS rental. So. 10 yr: Prcie
soN sisoO; CO, 5esIas; P5akAs s7ss,. SsAO1 We {
FOR SlsSs4i SALE OR RENT on 14th. St. near
modern apt. Cali co. 5-S545 or OIL,
4-2SO6. KIRKS REALTY CO.. Real
1901 KANSAS .AVE.-e apts and 4
rms, 4Ka baths. oil h.-w.h.: 2-car
sEg SsT g0Gs q HfG%s mHaoNE Esas0naSly HS DEiffS
s4.5OO. yearly icnome. Substantial.
successful business tenants; 2 stores
and apt; l4th l4t 81 St. Resr TIyolt Thss- hss
l. l. T. KRAvATTE: BeaitOr' 1918 x
semidet.. 1 bedrm.; indiv. heat; on
busline; $36,5O0, subst. cash. Brok-
ers invited. McCUNE. 10. 3-68S9.
nth ST, Mr.. PARK RD. NV
Nine rms. 8 baths, bsmt.; now
rooming house suitable for CONVEX
sion to store plus 3 apts., 1st COM
mercial; small down payment.
SCHUYLER, Ma. S-0010. liz
AN OLDER HOME in the Mt. Pleasant
area. 8 bedrms.,. 2 tile baths. Com
pletely renovated. Clean and neat,
Excellent location for rooming house
About $4,000 will handle. Call Mr.
Ransom. ST. $1,000 or Ii. 3-1S1I
teves.0
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.
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COLORED-734 eth ST. S.E.-Brk.
: apis. on lst H.; 4 rms. kit. bath,
Ind fl. Total mo. income. $3.50. Must
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTEI
BUSINESS PROP FOR SALE

AN ABSOLUTE BARGAIN, 7th st.
NV: above R. I. ave. Only $l5,50o.
For further particulars. RE. 7-1774
ewes. and Sun, RA. 6-6621. 10
nave 3 selected mum.
ber Of fine motels on leading ma. ma
metropolitan area Of wash, b. c.
have some fne motel sites. Please
call Mr. Thompson. residence. EN-
3.l2299., 9,C with tlh, 1NEz cgsHARD; Real
IDEAL 6fli 4'T SITE E'i FOX sse MorEL. SM tesrm
frontage on busy Rte. i bet. Rich
mond and D., CT, 5 acres. new brick
Colonial: & lovely rms, 3 firepls..
eSRSi 6WNER etc il Excel I.aada financing at SS%
THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDING
on good upper nv; corner. showing
euired; KAY REALTY co. RA
r9F $500 s4GoNNf ExsS eF1A, RA 3Ie51ss: 3ihs: "a
10 apis. above; mr.. 14th and L SITS
NV. Reply to Box 270-E. Star
GEoRGETowN-23-ft.-wide. 4-story
building with street level store
your :,; use. ss~ plus 8 spts. M above. Sfinsins
in $500 mo-. best block of NJ St, or
zone 2nd commercial. Mr.. Manuel
EN- 1886. with DRURY REALTY
nffpSI1 G3SR Ap 12RS1E 91too0; 20 Mass ave 29 On.
posite Sulgrave Club.-Attractive
wide 4-story bldg, suit. nonprofit
group. foreign govern. etc. not
Soned commercial: layout also pro-
vided for owners apt. plus 5 other
units; vacant Mr.. Poole. WO. g.
1891. with DRURY REALTY CORP,
PROMINENT 2nd comm. bldg, 617
Containing 1000 50. It.. freight
elevator. CARL g. RosINsK1 CO.,
end nd CONN. GROUND. ne, II 500 50
f.: price S1.25, per So: IT. RE
YARD SPACE. excel. for storing con-
tractors equipment; eonv. location
Box lie. Star. I'll
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MOD. clean . or 3-bedrm. home In
good d. c. or nearby Maryland 10.
cation: Sc. preferred; have sub.
S.slssss or ST ST. s-9aSs. NH COX Io
ARLINGTON-Rambler or bungalow
bedrms. For cash client. e.
CROSS & SON, IA. 2-701S, Ii
NORTH ARLINGTON p bedroom
brick with bsmt. Garage. Box 202-
10 Rooms AND up-suitable 70,
roomins houses and small apis
Furn. or unfurn. All cash II nee.
essary. E. w. THURM. DI. 7-33O6
BRICK HOUSE-Bedrm. and bath
1st floor. yard. trees, porch. Conv
tn GREYHOUND transp. or other
FOR QUICK sERv1CE-win buy, sci
or trade your home. Ewes, EN-
2-6916. L. T. GRAVATTE. Realtor
1918 K St NV. MA. S-0753
HOMES AND INVESTMENT proper
ties in D. C. and nearby Md. needed
for our cash buvers. THOS. E
JARREL. CO. Realtors tEstab 1919
721 10th st. NV. Ma. S-0765,
MODERN. OR s BEDRMS., BRICK
in sc. or nearby Md: Mr.. JONES
10. 2-0400. Ewes. 10. s-7543.
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S UNIT, $22,5OO
Takoma PIX. location opp. Wash. San,
Easily the best buy today. Approx
$500 mo. income. Needs dec, but
is easily worth $29,5OO. See this
today, call JU. 9-11O3 till s pm
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
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PHONE XII. 9-6644 OR TIE. 6-734a
AL BAKER

e. SON. INC.
ll6 So. st. Asaph ST., Alex, Vi
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APPROX. 1900 so. FIT. street-level
space avail. for immed. ,occup.. in
conv. NV. location, in whole or in
part: reas. rent. Apply LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K St.
NV, ME. S-5400.
ANY SIZE WAREHOUSE you want,
from 5000 #. to 100000 it.. COM
pleted or under construction. E. N.
LIGHTBOWN, WA 7-1325.
Mr.. HECHT WAREHOUSE, N. 2. ave.
n.e.-About 5000 So. IT,. high CELL
ing; office on balcony; parking out
side. E. N. LIGHTBOWN. WA. 7-1325.
BETHESDA. 1000 SO, #, Ample
parking. Masonry building with
ONCE. Heat, hot water. law. 12-ft.
ceiling, excellent lighting. Concrete
floor. Overhead doors front and
rear $3.50 mo. OIL. $4,000 -19
HEART OF BUSINESS SECTION.
suitable warehouse or similar use.
Front or rear entrance. Rear. III
18th st. NV. -22
5000 SO. FIT. 8 floors, now being
renovated, good elevator. downtown
d. c. Phone AID. 2-0l69. -19
FOR LEASE-Modern fireproof ware
house building, 10000 SO. it., eleva-
tor. close in ne. section. Railroad
siding for 8 freight cars. Suitable
Tor warehousing or industrial use.
TIC per SO. IT. Principal only. Call
AD. 2-2SSS. 30
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GEORGETOWN - End commercial,
nancing; 3-story and bsmt. brick,
2-car garage. Oil h-w.h. Ideal for
owner to conduct business 1st fl. and
have apt. carry the loan. A. NJ
DRAISNER. 1925 Vermont ave. NV
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

1 ,9OO-FT. WAREHOUSE with small
once; 4 loading doors, Bladensburg
area. UN. 4-4440 or WA. 7-3467.
NEAR 21st AND n SITS. NV. corner
of fine wide alley; two-story and
bsmt.. suitable light manufacturing
or storage; 900 It. on q floor. ia.
BiJiIDTNG. 3ox55 IT,. fireproof; day
iight, lift. door; garage or light
mfg. Call AD. 2-7147.
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ARL.-14 units. Apt. bldg, mr.. Court
House. N. Arl.; beautiful 2-story
BLDG, priced at 8 times annual in.
come. For more informa ton, cal
ia 7-7T50. 10
$9,875-Good sound brick bldg. Car
be remodeled into to : apis
Walking distance Govt. agencies
Call 10. 3-4634. -21
8-UNTT APT. BLDG, l mile from
Key Bridge in No. Arl. Price ~:
times annual income. Call IA. Z
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.STORE-6 OFFICES
CENTRAL NV. FINE SHAPE.
INCOME, S5. 700. PRICE, S52, 800.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 4-27OO
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S-2lo0' Realtor, ia. 7-1c43
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Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE
$4,000 yearly income, $4,000 ex-
penses; price. S350,000, down pay
ment approx. 100000; will deal with
Star. 90
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A NEW LOCATION

In q coming center: 4 bldgs.. go. .00t
So. it., in a hot commercial area
now leasing for $4,000 per annum
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ARLINGTON
STTRTIRPAN

Small shopping center, 4 stores and
4 apts.: long leases, showing 1870
return. Will trade for apt. bldg.
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ATTN. INVESTORS
Complete, three-apt. bldg, located
on So. Carolina ave. SEA- real
buy at S19,950; better than $500
per month income. For full particu-
= lars, call Mrs. Graham. CO. 5-SS41.
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-6O2O
2125 r. I. Ave. NE.
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rented with long leases showirl
approx. 15Te return. $4,000
cash. N. Arlington.
CALL JIM CRAVEN
ARTHUR L. WALTERS
JA..2-4141 Q TIL Q IA. 7-520o
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LADIES' APPAREL SHOP, 11x6O,
1909 downtown location, profitable
volume. ideal individual operation: |:
rent $500; key fixtures and new air
operating larger units. Act quickly.
Box 429-E, Star.
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SOUTHEAST

@-1'@@@13 = G141
Modern, semidet. brick. Each apt.
liv:. rm., bedrm., dinette, kit. anc
Gross yearly income, $500. Price
$15,250. About 81 800 cash down
Call Mr.. Simmons, WO. $500
with r. s. BLACKSTONE, Realtor
lOl6 18th st NV MA $4,000
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SHANNON & LUCHS
OFFERS

DOWNTOWN LOCATION,
zoned End comml.; approx.
$1,000 50. IT.; drive-in truck
doors of two streets; 5000
ID. cap. freight elev.; heavy
A, load. Suitable warehouse,
garage, light mfg, etc; attrac.
rental to responsible tenant.
Prompt possession.
NEAR 9th AND M SITS.
fireproof bldg. Approx. 1900
So. #. on one floor; truck en-
trance from two sides of bldg.
Some off street parking avail
able; reas. rent. Prompt poss.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD.
one blk. past D. c.. line, at
corner Of 48th and Central
ave. Approx. 5000. 50. #. on
one floor, with parking lot in
rear approx. 60'xlO0';, Con-
crete fioors; truck driys.in
suitable contractor ONCE and
shop, comb. retail-wholesale,
etc. Rent, $3.50 per mo. Poss.
about May /, 1858.
2s13 M ST. N.w.-zoned
1st comml.; approx. 5000 SO.
IT. on ground floor; truck
drive-in through 1-story bldg,
on 2Sth St, which connects
with M st. property; separate
entrance on M st. to broom
and-bath apartment on End
floor. Suitable contractors Of
flce and shop. wholesale dis
tributors, etc. Attrac. rental
to responsible tenant. Vacant.
KENMWoRTH AVE, BLA-
DENSBURG, MD.-Zoned ind.
New masonry bldg. containing
1000 so. it.. on one floor; high
ceiling. loading dock with IA
truck doors; reas. rent. I'M
mediate possession.
ALSO IN SAME AREA-New
bldg. under const. Approx.
$4,000 50. #. with 2 truck
loading docks within bldg.
and one drive-in truck door;
16' ceiling heights; poss. in
about As days. Both prop
critics are very close to the
new Md. highways now under
construction.
9th AND v SITS. NV. (n.e.
corner).-A very desirable
nd-commercial property con-
tanning approx. 5000 So. it.,
mostly open space; plus bal
comics along 3 sides; suitable
restaurant, night club, light
mfg. and assembly, etc. At
tractive rent; vacant.
Consult LEASING liant
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$500 N. H. AVE. N.W.-Corner store
Arm. apt. upstairs. SIPS.
sos KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Moderr
store. full bsmt dble bay window
SS5. WASHINGTON REALTY. RA.
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RAMBLER DELUXE

RAMBLER DELUXE
Prac tically new all-brick rambler
featuring liv. rm. with firepl. anc
picture window, separate din. rm
lge: modern fully equipped kit; :
bedrms., 1R baths; rear porch
glasSed IN and heated. Equipment
Westinghouse drier. aluminium storm
windows, built-in 2O-in. televisior
with AM-FM radio; de luxe gas
i range, lift. refgr. and diversified
det. brick garage. Just = min, walk
TO shopping and bus, blocks tc
st: James Parochial School. Full
price, S22,930. Terms can be ar
YEONAS REALTY
ia $1,000. Realtor, ia. 7-1o4s
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LARGE MULTI-UNIT

1872 units, sarden-type project. FHA
financed; only 15Se cash down pay
1st trust. Net cash return exceeds
$50 per annum. Or will trade.
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Specializing in Commercial Properties
800 MASS. AVE. NV, lge. prom
cor. loca. for liquor store, grocery;
will remodel to suit.
.1116 11th ST. NV. &75 mo-. incl
heat and h.w.: suit. radio and TV
repair. cleaners.
ll3O 7th ST. NV. New cond.. lax
S5; $3.50. no., incl. heat. fixtures,
alarm system.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
S15 11th st. NV. DI. 7-7557
INTERSECTION 18th
AND COLUMBIA RID.
2465 18th st. NV. A No. location
for any kind OF business: Also 730
14th st. NV. Call OWNER. EN-.
3-3044
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ARLINGTON REALTY
,,, REALTOR
22l2 Wilson Blvd. LA r.aanl

2212 Wilson Blvd. JA, TABOO
OPEN 2-6
HALF ACRE
IN LAWN AND TREES,
NICELY HANDICAPPED.
ENHANCES THE SET
T I N G FOR HIS
GRAND 3-BEDROOM
HOME, LIV. RIM, DIN.
RIM, LGE. KIT, FULL
B A S EMENT WITH
OUTSIDE ENTRANCE.
PRICED AT $4,000.
$4,000 $4,000 CASH.
cow. TERMS ON
BALANCE.
DIRECTIONS: OUT LEE
HGHWY. TO w. GREAT
FALLS ST, RIGHT ON
w. GREAT FALLS TO
HAYCOCK RD., LEFT
TO w. GREENWICH ST,
RIGHT ON GREEN
WICH TO Y, LEFT TO
OUR OPEN SIGN AT
908 w. GREENWICH.
Dominion Ins & Realty Apcv
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BAKERIES. ATTENTION.
SIDNEY z. MENSH g. co.
NEW STORES

To be built at busy intersection
close-in Arlington. Heavy population
Will provide over 10000 so. IT,
parking. Stores can be divided to
suit.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors MA. S-55OC
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3147 M ST. NV.

IL Z AVA ~ - 4Ns W.
Approx. 25x123 with additional space
in basement and End floor; store is
alr-conditioned and in excellent con-
dition. complete with modern light
ing fixtures, celotex ceiling and
asphalt tile floors; immed. occup. To
inspect, call ME. S-540O, LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV.
3Sl5 LIVINGSTON ST. NV, 18xB5,
near Conn. ave-; ideal for real estate,
TV service, etc.; rental, $3.50 per mo.
1927 14th ST. NV. 2OxsO. heavy
foot trafic. heat included; rental,
5000 per mo.
1102 Goth ST. NV. Small store,
newly decorated. prominent display
window; 500 per mo.
CALL J. H. KNOX
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S3O
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B-26 THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1858
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4-TJNTT Apt

Each apt. has liv. rm., separate
dinette, 2 bedrms. and modem bath
pay gas and electric. Low operat.
ing cost. Near 3rd and Decatur
NV. Buy it for home and income
S1GLER g. CO., RA. 3-3431, OIL
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STORE. PLUS 9-RM. HOUSE.
FIRST COMMERCIAL.
Home, suitable for remodeling for
doctors office; on good commercial
corner; near New Providence Hos
pital; streetcar circle across street;
priced to sell.
BLITZ & CO. Ma. S-6397.
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OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5
IS 2-FAMILY FLATS

OVER 40 SOLD IN 3 WEEKS
Exceptional return on small invest
ment of $2,SO0. One large 4G 1st
trust. Priced at only S13,7OO. ALL
2-BEDROOM APTS. RENTING AT
SCI 80, TENANTS PAY ALL UTIL-
TIES. Dir: Out Benning I'd, left
on E. Capitol to 55th, left on 55th
/ "a blocks to 23S.
BLITZ g. co.
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2-UNIT APARTMENT
Detached brick-Two sep. entrances,
liv. rm.. dinette. kit. comb, 2 bed
rms. tile bath, sep. heating and
h:-w. unit; off Minnesota ave. s.e
II: $4,000, SOUTHEAST REALTY
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A REAL BARGAIN

TO BE SOLD TODAYl!!
DE LUKE BRICK RAMBLER with 3
bedrms.. tile bath. large attic
screened porch; nice lot; very good
location; excellent condition. ONLY
G16 0SOI
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ONLY SIG o5OIr

DIRECTIONS: out Lee hwy. to
Quantico St, right to 26th, left
to Sycamore, right to 2644 and
OUR SIGN"
Evening star., 1953-07-07
COP Women
Fete Wsitinq
College Girls

Twenty-four students of Wei
lesley, Smith and Vassar Col
legeS were guests last night at a
box supper and swimming party
at the home of Mrs. Edward
Sweeney of $500 Nebraska ave-
nue. NV.
The students are working in
Washington for six weeks under
auspices of the Wellesley Politi-
cal Science Department.
During their internship here
they have taken jobs in various
Government departments as
we'll as in the Offices of several
Senators and Representatives.
Last nights party was under
the sponsorship of Mrs. A. B.
Hermann, chairman of the Cam
paign Activities Committee of
the National Federation of Re
publican Women's Clubs.
Among the many guests who
dropped by for the event were
Mrs. Carroll D. KearnS, preSi-
dent of the federation: Mrs.
Homer Ferguson. Mrs. Richard
Simpson, Mrs. Joseph r. Far
rington, Miss Louise Gore, Mrs.
Roy E. James. Mrs. Henry Luce
III and Mrs. Edward S. Koch
ersperger.
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Birthstone
of July

The ruby is July's birthstone,
its warm glowing spark a tradi-
tional symbol of deep content
nent. Because of its beauty and
rarity, the ruby has always been
given the highest value. Known
as the Stone of Royalty, the ruby
was sought by kings and emper-
ors for their crowns and as love
tokens for beautiful princesSes.
Every large stone became, auto
matically, the property of the
ruler.
The origin of the ruby, accord
ing to ancient legend, tells of a
Burmese Rajah who chose the
most perfect diamond as gift
for his queen. A villainous prince
of the court coveted the. gem,
and when his desire grew too
strong for his discretion, he
stabbed the queen and stole the
diamond. But before he could
tear away the gem it was stained
with the queens blood-and thus
was born the ruby.
When cut cabochon-dome-
shaped-the ruby will sometimes
show a siX-rayed star, similar to
that in a star sapphire. One of
the fascinating characteristics of
the star ruby crystal is that
whenever it is cut, each part will
still show star. The most de-
sired color for a ruby is called
pigeon blood" a blush red, ac-
cording to the Jewelry Industry
Council. Rubies of the finest
quality come from Burma. Other
sources are Ceylon and Siam.
Combined with diamonds or
colored stones, rubieSf make
handsome clips, rings, earrings
and pins. New jewelry designs
feature clusters of rubies, often
small square-cut stones used to
pave fiat or dome shaped sur
faces. RubieS are also used with
diamonds in gold watch cases
and at the terminals where the
wrist band joins the watch.
incidentally, the ruby has al
ways been considered a mascu-
line as we'll as feminine gem
and, because Of its durability,
is particularly appropriate for
rings, cuff links. jeweled tie clips
and studs for men.
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Officers Named
By yAAUW Branch

Mrs. Robert w King, presi-
dent of the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Branch of the American
Association of University Women
recently returned from Mime
apolis where she served as Off
cial representative of the branch
at the organizations national
convention.
Other officers of the group in
addition to Mrs. King include
Mrs. Ralph G. Meader, vice
president; Mrs. Clifford w.
Schmitz, corresponding secre-
tary; Miss Doris M. Crewe, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Ellis N.
Slack, treasurer and Mrs. c. D.
Mcbride, historian.
Mrs. King has announced the
following chairmen of standing
committees: Mrs. Carl l. Fred
erick, creative arts; Mrs. Gerard
Hinrichs, education; Mrs. George
M. Briggs, fellowship; Mrs. E. o
Schotzhauer, finance; Mrs. Rene
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Ponochu

Panocha or Mexican Candy
will delight the sweet tooth in
your household.
Cook together for exactly
minutes, after boiling point is
reached. l cup of white sugar,
l cup of brown sugar, y cup OF
cream, 2 tablespoons dark corn
sirup, l tablespoon of butter and
2 tablespoons of water.
Beat thoroughly, and add "a
cup of broken nutmeats. Pour
into buttered pan and mark
in squares before the candy
cOOlS.
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Frosted Grapes

A reader asks me how to make
the frosted grapes" which she
found so effective at a recent
banquet in Washington. 1t is
really very simple.
Separate a big bunch of grapes
into smaller. even clusters. Dip
these into egg white that has
been beaten until it is frothy.
Shake off any surplus white. and
dip into powdered sugar. The
egg will absorb the first few
coats of sugar so repeat until the
grapes are fully covered, white
and frosty looking. Dry them
on a wire rack.
Place clusters at base of stem
ware that contains fruit cock
talon the under plate that is.
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Mrs. Ralph G. Meader. program
Mrs. James Hill, publicity; Mrs
Harry B. Lyford, social studies;
Mrs. E. v. Rhodes, status OF
women; Mrs. Milton Lee. year.
book, and Mrs. r. w. Young,
recent graduates.