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Evening star., 1953-11-02
QUERIES?
~fMrs. B. w, Arlinqtonl

fMrS. B. w.. Arlington)
I have a new question and
also would like more specific
information on an inquiry al
ready answered in the RICH.
The first question is, does
any reader have a recipe in
which I could use the fatty
half Of spareribS for cooking
green or dried beans? My
family is very fond of barbe-
cued spareribs, but we like
only the lean part and I need
to find a way to utilize the fat
half.
The more specific informa-
ton which I would like very
much to have is the shoe store
where wide socks may be OBJ
tanned for my children. The
question was from Mrs. I. K.
H. and was answered by Mrs.
I. B.. Hyattsville some time in
early October. ! have been
unable to locate the store
from her directions.
X X X X
RECIPES WANTED?
MRS. NJ. D., Washington
am very anxious to have
some recipes for Chevy
(Gooey) cookies, and for the
Cake-Pie cakes. I'm not sure
this is the correct name for
it. but it has cake on the top
and custard on the bottom
when baked. Will be so glad
tn have hnth
Evening star., 1953-11-02
CHRISTMAS CAKE?

(B. B. McC., KenSinotoD
Last year I saw a recipe for
a Christmas nut cake using
3 or 4 different types of nuts
and very little or no candied
fruits. This appeared either
in the RICH or in a maga-
zine, and I would appreciate
a copy of the recipe or infor-
nation on where it can be
found.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-04
GEORGE b. PEW

George Berkeley Pew, so, died
last Friday night, May 20, at his
home in Kitzmiller. He had been
i'll since October
Born May !, 1873, in Kitzmiller,
Mr.. Pew was son of the late
Winfield Scott and Susan kitz-
miller Pew He was twice married
and both wives, Mrs. Mary Stella
Williams Pew and Mrs. Alice Phen-
icic Pew, preceded him in death.
Mr.. Pew was employed as "a col
lector by the Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone company, the
Cumberland and Allegheny Gas
Company and the West Maryland
Power company.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Thelma Bell, Mt. Lake Park; a
son, George B. Pew, kitzmiller; one
sister, Mrs. Myrtle Wilson, also of
kitzmiller; six grandchildren and
six great grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday morning at II o'clock
from the home, with Rev. Jonathan
Edwards, pastor of the Kitzmillcr
Presbyterian church, officiating.
Burial was in the IOOF cemetery
at Elk Garden, w. Va.
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The COver-Up

Couldn't help but be amused at
many of us who turned up for
our 25th reunion this weekend. 1t
appeared that each woman who
walked across the campus was fix
ing" at herself before she made
the grand eHtrcc when she would
see and be seen.
Trying so hard to look younger
than she really was, and trying
also to look more glamorous than
she did in '2S. (Although one has
only to remember rolled hose,
dresses to the knee, belt line rest
ing low on hips, hair short and
spit-curled to the cheeks-to realize
it wouldn't take much to out do
her early SELF
Trying to make the impression
that the years had been few-and
kind to her.
But before she had finished the
first course she had given herself
away. She either went into her
purse for her glasses or held the
program at arms length to read
it. A dead give-away that you're
past the age when life is supposed
to begin.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-04
RICHARD A. FRAZEE

Richard Alfred Frazee, 80, died
at his home at Selbysport last FIJI
day, May %, after an illness Of
several months. A son of the late
Hamilton and Mary Susan White
Frazee, he was a retired sawyer.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs.
Alice Friend Frazec; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. T. O. Jones, Hopwood,
Pa, and Miss Agnes Frazee, at
home; one son, Alfred Wayne Fra
zee, Selbysport; brother, r. f.
Frazee, Oakland; a niece, Mrs.
Dora Coddington, Oakland; a nep-
hew, Fred T. Frazee, Pennington,
Pa, and four grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
Sunday afternoon from the home,
with Rev. Ross Speichcr officat-
ing. Interment was in the Addison
cemetery, Addison, Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-04
DIED
MRS. PRISCILLA ROTH


Mrs. Priscilla Roth, 80, widow
Of William Z. Roth, died last Fri
day night, May 20, at the home OF
son, Earl f. koth, North Third
street, Oakland, with whom she
had been residing for The past two
weeks.
Born December II, 1862, in
Preston County, w. Va, Mrs. Roth
was a member of St. Paul's Luz
theran church at Aurora. Mrs.
Roth was a daughter of the late
Henry G. and Susan Lantz Wot-
ring. Before coming to Oakland
she had lived for four years with
"A daughter, Mrs. c. +. hardwood,
Terra Alta, w. Va.
Survivors include another son,
Carl Roth, KingWood; a sister, Mrs.
Martha Chidester, Piedmont, w.
Va; 81 grandchildren and 81 great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday afternoon from the Luth-
eran church at Aurora, with Rev.
George Weirick and Rev. Sumner
Sawyers, the latter of Terra Alta,
officiating. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
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from a baseball game in Pitts
burgh.
He was enroute home with his
wife after attending the Pitts
burgh-New York game when taken
i'll about II miles from Washing
ton, Pa. Mrs. Throp then took the
wheel and drove for some distance
but when her husbands condition
showed no improvement she hailed
a passing car which was occupied
by a registered nurse, who adj
ministered first aid
The Canonsburg fire department
emergency squad was summoned
and gave artificial respiration but
to no avail. Mr.. Throp was pro-
nounced dead at the office of Dr.
David Bell, Canonsburg.
Mr.. Throp was born in Wheeling,
June Is, 1925, son of Russell and
Gertrude Garden Throp, and was a
graduate of West Virginia univer-
sity college of engineering He
served with the Goth division
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Exposure

sat next to a judges wife who
is as beautiful as when she was a
campus beauty.
What did you write down as
your occupation?" she inquired as
she filled in some blanks.
"Homc mother" | replied. 81
dc4piso the word house Wife"
I'm thinking Of another word
that suits me better than that"
She kept thinking. 81 have it!
Smudge! 1t took me three days to
clean the SCOT out of the chimney
this week"
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gowns and crowns, and rings and
things-exceeding the weight of a
yolk by far.
And what responsibilities! And
vows! Weren't we all amazed at
how religious the Coronation was.
In fact, as we read for weeks about
it we felt that it was all show
then we discovered that it was
religious tradition-some Of it GO
ing back to Samuel.
The remark of the first Eliza
beth comes back to me through |
don't quote it correctly. The crown
on the head of a queen is glorious
only to those who look upon it
not for the one who wears it.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-04
1t Runs Through
My Mind

BY POLLY J. HANST

Regardless of how old eve girls"
become, we thrill at anything that
makes us think we are living in
fairyland. Not so much that we
want to escape our own way of life
as the memory it brings back Of
our childhood when the faded
drapery was the queens train and
the attic, granary on barn was the
castle.
Tuesday, Coronation day, the
land Of make-believe rolled out be-
fore us and when our imaginations
were at their height they never
conceived Of anything so elegant.
But then, too, we realized that
kings and queens and princcsses
have it as hard as any of us. Heavy
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-04
DANIEL c. RLAMRLE

Daniel c. Blamble, born April
"a, 1869, at Eglon, w. Va, died
Monday evening, May 25, in the
Evans Nursing home, Oakland.
He had been a farmer for the
past 80 years in the Horse Shoe
Run, w. Va, community. He was
son Of the late John Casper and
Sophia Ridder Blamble.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Anna Wotring Blamble; one
daughter, Mrs. Lena Sebold, Oak
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which fought in the Battle of the
Bulge. He returned into service in
1852. He was associated WITH the
Seabright Construction company,
Wheeling.
He was married April 5, 1862,
to Jane Goodwin, Wheeling, who
survives in addition to his mother
and two sisters.
The Throps have a summer
home on Deep Creek Lake.
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land; one grandson, James Earl
Sebold; one sister, Mrs. Lydia
Rolf, Oakland, and a number of
nieces and nephews.
funeral services were conducted
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Thursday morning, May 28, from
the Aurora Lutheran church with
Rev. George c. Weirick, pastor, Of
ficiating. Burial was in the Aurora
cemetery.
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gown the thing that impressed me
was how much better looking the
girls were than the boys. The girls
displayed more poise and better
posture.
If boys could be made to realize
that they don't get ahead in life by
having the head a good neck 5
length ahead of the body!
will you hurry the program
along" came message up the
banquet table. Some of these
girls are trying to make it to a
wedding"
That's all right" the reply
came back, Some of US have been
trying for years to make it."
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How Sad

"Thc biggest thing that has hap
pcned in my life in twenty-five
years so said an old grad, "is
the addition of 80 pounds" Now,
isn't that something to brag
about?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-04

There is no reason why ! should
he partial to girls. Eve always
liked boys But as | watched sew
eral hundred file past in cap and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-04
RUSSELL X. THROP

Russell Raymond Throp, ~,
Wheeling engineer and veteran of
World War II, died suddenly of a
heart attack Sunday evening, May
"a, while returning to his home
Evening star., 1953-09-13

thing practical or ornamental
for your home? YES NO
You can probably get along
even if you never do anything of
this sort. What we are driving at
is the sort of enjoyment which
work of this kind brings. Never
mind whether it's a utility shelf, a
tapestry cushion or gadget for
scraping muddy shoes, if you have
satisfaction in getting it together.
IL. Do you keep your home
appliances and furnishings in
reasonably good condition?
YES NO
You'll own a lawn mower, gar
den tools, screens and storm win
dows, and a lot of other possessions
you never thought of before. If
you can't remember to oil the
toaster, to take care of loose but
tons promptly, you may be a very
unhappy property owner.
IA. Are yOu ceiling to fOIIOsC
a train schedule?
YES NO
Unless you buy a house within
city transit limits, the timetable is
Evening star., 1953-09-13
TYPE? by Marie S. WELLER

closing a door behind you once in
a while will be a great reward, if
you like privacy.
9. DO you like to hold onto
old clothes, naensentOs, brio
G-br0c? YES NO
In a home of your own you can
store away a reasonable amount of
the things you hate to part with.
10. Are you a fresh-Gir sntFer?
YES NO
If you find yourself going to the
window of your apartment for a
glimpse of the sky or a Whit of
spring air, you'll enjoy stepping
out onto your own lawn or terrace
at odd moments.
II. Do you haze any grOscing
plants iI your apartment or
sCOssId you like to?
YES NO
Never mind the green thumb, or
the back-breaking sort of garden
ing. You'll have just as much fun
if you're a lazy gardener who
sticks to tulips and zinnias.
II. Haze you eUer made any
Evening star., 1953-09-13

going to boss you a bit. The far
ther out into the country you go,
the bossier it gets.
Is. Are you sriIIing TO do ,ritIa-
out things you can't afford?
YES NO
If the people next door have a
gardener and you don't. will it get
you down? If they buy a brand
new car, will you grind your teeth
while you make the old jalopy do
another year? In a suburban
neighborhood, you are certain to
be more conscious of what your
neighbors have and have not. Can
you take it without buying be-
yond your means?
If YOU have a total score of As to
rs, go ahead and get yourself
house. If you score between 30 and
45, don't do it unless your housing
problem leaves you no other sensi-
bic solution. If your score is under
80, don't even read the Houses
for Sale" ads in the papers. Best
bet is to sign a three-year lease on
an apartment you'd be stuck"
with a house. The End
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MAIL COUPON E2:l:Z:H1 WIFI s5l11

Nsnss sdur. Dspa ~, Box lOO Waiasosd coaneaieut
enccss 81 90 cash suaps plsuss
Tor Nih VIII Sand following ssolme
EdMuds Ruttsms Danish Princess Spino Curden oy
0Ueen This oer limited Dec 81 1858 under
obligation buy onyfh0 teaspoons This oAe
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HOUSES SALIVA. tcons.I

OWNER FORCED TO SELL attrac-
tive, well-kept 2-bedrm.,. semidet.
home; fenced lot; Tssrsation rooom;
spa rtfsd IST 81 81 S- ooSWENER-Pictare
refgr., deep freeze. IA. 4-01s7. 3
AN AMAZING value. Assume Ice. ~
loan. A spacious brick home with
bedrm.. 2 baths. den. double car
port, barn and CHICKEN .sssron house s.,s on
Opposite parkland. Only $4,000
cash required. Easily converted to
2.family house. GAERTNER &
ADAMS ADAMS III IA Z S.os4o feves': "a
REsToRED century old Georgian Co:
lonial. near Gunston Hall, south of
Alex. IL rms. 4 flrepls.. beaut. pan
screened porch. overlooking nond
ADAMS. ia. s:os40 te7es'. ia
BUTT IN SN i773. Solid stone house
on 90 acres, with panoramic view.
Partially remodeled It presents "a
challenge to the ina ginatlve. oft
firepls.. 3 bedrms. 2Hs baths. snd
3-storied oak and stone barn. Feine
sold at sacrifice BY out-of-town
"p ApAMs' "s J2 a-os4e eEH ewes. "a.
RARE -bedrm. brick RAM
bier with full bsmt; Close in Arl
ioc.;; close to elementary and junior
sSs sc sSSs PTee tbs aust soo
R re- Nc. a ya: l4y-see soMros on
BY OWNER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Aft, 6-rm. rambler: fireplace. full
hssmt.' equipped kit; q acre. sacri-
Phone Herndnn 5SS-W-1 ia
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Attractiye
house on dead-end street. we'll
planted grounds, fully fenced; Liv;;;
din. rm. kit. LIST f.: Q lge.. small
hhsmt;; excel. cond. Possession about
service. JE. 3-15S2 for appointment
UN !tlaHs ' COUNTRY HOME with With %
acres of fertile. level land; GOOD
! streams, House has, been completely
modernized and equipped with many
extras. Long frontage on. hard
furfS %e road Computing ga hnG diTtanc:
F + .fii7 sT &c s,1 GAMBLER. new
E. F. sTEFPEYo. JE. 4-s sEF; 'i''''V'
WILL. GO CT: N. Arl. = BY owner:
s. 1895 down, bal. LIST, trust: 20-25
yrs. De luxe semibrick; vt. slate
roof; walking dist. Hecht's. Kann'S
Clarendon Liv rm. with bav win.
sep. din. space. 9 bedrms.. tile bath
up and stwy. stor. attic. full bsmt.,
knotty-pine recr. rm.. oil a.-c.. heat,
fenced fenced rear yard; POSITIVELY no
blvd left on Oakland left to 9Th
I'd. and 3721. IA. 1858. .
SALE BY OWNER bedroom frame
house. full basement. close to
Clarendon business center. Brok-
ers invited. S16,950. IA. S-5636.
BY OWNER--Cape Cod. bedrms.
% asah 4en sf5 ysrd JE play s FH dish
A STUNNING new 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial in the. lovely Lorcum lane
garden spot of Arlington. Reasonably
priced at $500 with excel. 41aes
financing. JOHN Il: MILLER, Jr
OFF Lee hwy. At II TROY ST..
bedrm.. semidet. home; could bt
good, investment opportunity too
Would rent easily for S110. JOHN
H. MILLER. Jr. & BRO. MA. S-2557
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WOODSIDE ESTATES
Only house presently available in
exclusive planned community of
acreage homesites in Fairfax Hunt
ily-sized kitchen and bath, 3 bed
rms. with additional "a bath.
dashboard radiation heat, attached
2-car garage. On l acre overlook
ing rolling countryside; S22,500.
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HOUSES SALE-MD. tcont.l

LANDoVER-Navy lieut.. must sell
2-bedrm. brick: detached home. Loi
GE kitchen. oil heat: 1924 mo. in
Guides all: $1,000. AP. 7-6026;
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LANGLEY PARK
02dd 10Th AVE
LARGO RID.
LAUREL, MD.

$3.50 Down to Qualified Veterans
New brick-front Cape Cod home. .
blks. from school and shopping. Two
bedrmS., liv. rm. with fireplace, lge,
12X12 kit. and bath: full bSmt.: end
fl. plumbing and heating roughed in
for . bedrmS. and bath; 60X1 90
handicapped lot. LAUREL REALTY
CO. $50 WASHINGTON BLVD.
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OXON RUN HILLS
OnEN GAIT AND CTrN

VI E1N Oh I. A1ND GUN, TO
3 bedrms., 2 baths. fireplace. gar,
$4,000. A spectacular value.
lovely brick ramblers available for
immed. possession; deluxe kit. with
garbage disposal and dishwaSher;
diversified lot sidewalks. Shopping,
line and cow. to Boiling. Andrews S,
Navy Yard and Suitland Cow. fl
nancing; min. cash $4,000. To reach.
cross S. Capitol St bridge. bear left
on Suitland pkwy to Alabama ave.
exit. sharp left U turn onto 23rd st.
houses
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
942 Wayne Ave. JU. 5000
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TFWTSDAIF

zoos AMHURST RID.
Attrac. Diet. 6-rm. brick; immac. cond
Rec. rm.. mans hobby rm., side
porch, washing machine. air cCpdi-
toner plus many other extrs. Land
scaped lot. Owner transferred
Priced to sell DON'T MISS THIS
Call IA. 1870 or DI. 7-S6f6.
BRIGHTWOOD REALTY co.
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CT APPROVED
$1,000 DOWN

ANDREWS FIELD AREA
A real value in this modern. TO-
year-old Cape Cod home; 4 bedrms.
tiled bath, equipped kit. din. rm.
large liv. rm., full bsmt., fenced-in
lot; streets and sidewalks in. or
busline. close shopping and only
blocks from new proposed parochia
school. This is a real good buy al
SI1,S50. CLYDE j. MARKEY, AP
7-oph5. eyes APP 7-410S
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ARLINGTON FOREST

129 s. Buchanan St.
This is one OF the larger 3-bedrm.
Colonials located south of Arlingtonl
blvd. Has been owner-occupted
since Luilt. Many special features
incl GE dishwasher. disposal unit.
Westinghouse cleo. range. new WOOD
kitchen cabinets and Formica tops
Kitchen ventilating fan, large attic
fan for summer cooling screened
porch with colored concrete floor
concrete rear porch. completely mn
iShed and paneled basement recr
rr'.. basement toilet, Bendix washer
numerous built-in bookcases ano
blanket storage cases: day-nite
thermostat. Chain-link fenced real
yard. outdoor brick fireplace: brick
retaining wall along front and other
extras too numerous to mention
Owner can arrange financing which
will suit any eligible purchaser
Price. S1s,a5O. For further infor-
nation call ia. 2-2ss0 or IA
S-S7S5. 3
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ARLINGTON
4 BEDRMS., 312 BATHS
Liv. rm.. fireplace. separate din. rm.
equip. kit. bedrm., tile bath
screened porch on 1st ar. Three
bedrms.. . baths UP, full bsmt.. rec.
rm.. garage. Many extras. Assume
$1,000. Al loan. For appoint
Lynn Realty, JE, 2-9400
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FAIRFAX
FALLS CHURCH
OPEN 90

Brick Cape Cod on level shaded lot;
liv. nm, firepl., sep. din. nm,
equipped kit, 2 bedrms., tile bath
on 1st fr.: space for 2 rms. up
stairs (partially expanded; cool
screened porch; full bSmt. Only
Iington blvd. past Seven Corners,
right on Westmoreland rd.: follow
Falls Church, left on Westmoreland
I'd, follow our sign.
Lynn Realty, JE. 2-9400
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON

PICK YOUR COLORS
MoDERNE. lovely fenced
lot; full bsmt.: att. garage; 3 de.
lightful bedrms.; eating space II
equipped kit; excellent area neal
schools and bus. VACANT ANT
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION FOF
ONLY $1,000 DOWN!
w. FRANK CANEY, INC
1880 Wilson Blvd. IA. 5-6l61
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Aurora Hills
S19.5OO

q pin. White brick Cape Cod, Beaut.
liv. rm. with fireplace and built:in
bookshelves. formal din. rnl., fully
equipped mod. kit. 2 huge bedrmS.,
extra lge. tiled bath. paneled rec.
excel. neighborhood, close to Penta-
gon, schools and shops.
Arthur L. Walters Co.
2419 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
ia. 7-5200. Open Ewes. IA. 2-4l4l
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BY OWNER
!. yr.-old brick rambler, excel. cond
3 twin-sized bedrms.. 2 baths, lge.
liv.. rm., din. rn., modern cleo. kit,
incl. diShWasher and disposal, util.
rm., lge. screened porch, storage
attic and attached gear garage. On
corner lot, " acre. In Timber
Branch Park, Alexandria with
school, church and shopping facil-
tiles nearby. Price. $4,000. Phone
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ARLINGTON
NEW BRICK RAMBLERS

BIpOUO OOWN
Close to Pentagon and Navy Annex
3 bedrms.. tile bath. nice. size liv
rm.. din. space. up-to-the-minutt
equip. kit, disappearing stairway tt
attic. Call Hal Hughes, ia. 8-36S7
with the BRANT CO. 3
FALLS CHURCH BY OWNER
4-bedrms., 1a-baths: in heart o.
Falls Church on beautiful 1-acrC
lot: nearly new cleo. range, re.
frigerator and water heat included
/ out bldg. equipped with watel
and electricity: 1-blk. from bus
Maple Ave. JE. 2-4691. 10
OAKCREST-BY OWNER
with view of D. c.. bedrm. and
bath. 1St fir: de luxe kit, rec. rm
garage and patio: aluminium awninp
windows: going to Florida. account
health. Want immediate sale. Open
Sat. and Sun, 1-6, 634 Goth st. So
OF. 4-SS99. 10
S10.S5O
FALLS CHURCH AREA
Two bedrms.. eXpansible attic; 3 years
old; very easy terms. 11S East Cam.
eron I'd, near Hechinger's. Open
Sat. and Sun, 1 till pm. or cal
CHAMBERS g. TALLMAN
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ARLINGTON
5-Bedrm. Brick Colonial
$4,000

This beautiful home is located on 8
shady street. in q very fne neigh.
School. Center-h plan introduces
a good-sized dining room on your
left and a spacious living room on
your right Modern equipped kitchen
breakfast nook, side screened porch
LARGE BEDROOM OR. DEN ant
sistS OF 4 bedrooms. bath and an
other porch. Full basement, oil hot.
water heat. Fenced rear yard. Al
EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. folks
Cali now for your appointment.
The M. H. BARRY Org.
o2O6 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alex. Va.
TIE. 6-2442, XII. BOOTS. TIE. $3.50
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HOLLYWOOD

OPEN SUNDAY, II.
Q743 NarraganSett pkwy. o-story
brick on lge. corner lot; liv. rm.,
bedrms. and lge. tiled bath on 2nd
H.: full bsmt.; immac. cond. through
out; owner moving, must sacrifice;
asking S13.500. HA. 2-725S. CO.
HEE REALTY CO., UN. 4-7255.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPEN SUN. . TIL 8 PM.
LANGLEY PARK
R3dd TWET ETH AVE

Almost-new, 3-bedrm. semidet. brick
house mr.. all cows; full bsmt. Priced
to sell. good terms. Evenings, call
RA. 6-2527.
PRESS REALTY CORP. ST. 1886
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HILLWOOD-TAKO PARK
SACRIFICE OF DETACHED BRICI

SUN. 1 1S25 D 5tfR Ay = ~ : PM.
Transferred owner must sell quick
Modern 3-bedrm. det.- brick home
conveniently located to Langley shop
ping area. Side screened porch off OF
din. rm.. full bsmt.. beautifully land
scaped lot TO REACH: Out New
Hampshire Ave to ErSkine st. Dust
this side Of University Lane; right
on Erskine 3 short blocks to 18th
ave, right on 14th. i block tc
home. Call Mr. Ryan. JU. 5-1"5S.
MARSHALL J, MAPLE CO.
Rnaltnr 1904 11th ST AID 4-o005
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LANGLEY

LANGLEY
For discriminating buyers. white bricl
rambler; 1-acre knoll. beaut. shrub.
6 fa' r 2D MI lie Fm be wtn nFe9 tilec
baths. Monel metal kit. disposal
dishwasher, stove, refgr., screened
porch, flagStone terrace, clubrm.
storage attic. laundry rm., all equip
Sep. bldg. brick. 20x30, used as 2.
car gar. with apt. Of liv. rm.. bed
rm., kit. and bath above. Priced
So. 900. Immed. possess BY ap-
pointment only z. H. IRWIN. IA
7-7223 or Ell. 6-364S. 3