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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-11-19
Christian Women's Fellowship

Christian Women's Fellowship
Christian Women's Fellowship of
the Church of Christ met at the
home of Mrs. Mary Wilkins last
Thursday evening. Mrs. Homer Zim-
merly had charge of the program and
Mrs. Budd Schumacher had devo-
tions.
Richland Grange
Richland Grange will meet next
Tuesday, November "a, at $50 p. m.
for the annual Thanksgiving supper.
Bring card tables and cards.
American Legion Auxl
A special initiation program has
been planned for Tuesday, November
"a, at 500 p. m. All new members
or any others who have never been
initiated are urged to attend. This
is an impressive service. The enter
tainment and refreshment committee
for this meeting has been announced
as follows: Chr, Marie Stonehill,
Grace Amstutz, Lois Benroth, Ola
Conrad, Nina Fritchie, Della Hilty,
Ruby McCarty, Louise Reichenbach,
Ruth Shisler and Zelna Triplehorn.
The various chairmen pf the commit
tees for the Bazaar and Jitney of De-
cember s will hold a Ishort meeting
after the initiation sefvices.
Bluffton F. HI. A.
The F. H. A. held their regular
meeting in the cafeteria this Wednes-
day evening at 7:30. They had a
panel discussion on "What is F. H.
A." They reviewed the creed, the
purposes, and the constitution. We
ended by group singing.
Liberty Chapel w. S. w. S.
The Rev. Willard Thomas will
show films taken of lhis recent visit
to the Holy Land as guest speaker at
the Thank Offering meeting of the
w. S. w. S. of Liberty Chapel church
Monday evening, November %. The
church is located three miles south
Of Route 103 on the Airport road.
Evening star., 1953-12-28

in trying to initiate all of these
paragons at once. Now. it's time
for fresh start. Forget how all
the other ladies keep house;
just make UP your mind that
henceforth your home will be run
as Mrs D. wishes. After all, the
other systems have proven futile
in your case. so new approach
can't hurt. Being older now, you
have some ideas of your own. and
you are still young enough to be
able to put them into practice.
For help, I can recommend moth
ing finer than the women's mag
aZineS which seem to have an
Swers to most problems. At first,
don't burden yourself with too
much variety in subject matter;
go through two or three maga-
zines, and you're bound to find
a few Of your own difficulties
among those present. Tackle the
job and see it through. AS for
cooking, there are some splendid
simple cookbooks that will teach
you from scratch, if that's neces-
sary. The same goes for child
care. The important thing is to
plan your work according to your
own needs. Don't initiate other
people. especially those held up
to you by your husband.
Evening star., 1953-12-28
Pineapple Pickles

A friend of mine from Hawaii
gave me this recipe on pineapple
pickles that are as delicious as
they are unusual.
Cut, say, IA pounds of pine
apple into small pieces. (Fresh
pineapple. of course, peeled and
coredD Boil together 7 pounds
of sugar. Z pints of vinegar,
tablespoon of whole cloves, a
tablespoon of pepper corns and
a tablespoon of stick cinnamon.
When this mixture has boiled for
10 minutes, add the pineapple
and boil until tender.
Skim out the fruit, and put it
in sterilized jars. Let the sirup
boil and thicken for 10 minutes
more, and then pour it over the
fruit. This makes about 2h
quarts of pickle. Excellent with
meats or used in any way that
you would watermelon pickle.
Evening star., 1953-12-28
Problems Today
Problems To-day
Husband Complains Wife
Is Poor Housekeeper
By Muriel Nissen

DEAR MISS NISSEN: Twelve
years ago, when I was II, was
married to a man IS years
my senior. At that time, ! didn't
know how to cook or do much in
the house. but l tried very hard to
be a good houSekeeper. My hus-
band continually compared me
to. other wives, and tried to do
as well as each one he mentioned.
In the last few years nothing
seems to please him. He finds
fault with everything. Hard as !
try. I don't seem to be able to
make a success of housekeeping.
We have two children, and moth
ing I do for them seems to be
right, either.
E. D.
ANSWER: Any man who ex-
poets a 17-year-old girl to be
an expert housekeeper is certain
ly. asking the impossible or, at
least. the improbable. There are
some girls who are born home
makers, but they are the excep-
ton. Your husband took his pat
tern OF housekeeping from women
who had had many years of ex-
perience, and expected you to live
up to their standards. He was be-
ing much too exacting, instead
of helpful. Your mistake, due to
your youth and inexperience. was
Evening star., 1953-12-28

MRS. o. H. S., Washington
I am so happy to be able to
send an answer to one of the
RICH readers. and especially
happy to find someone who
loves our favorite song too, so
here are the words to That
Old Irish Mother of Mine"
In That ~ i9s ssn: A' 5s: sr on s''ss; M;
When / was a wee little laddie tlassie)
On the island they call the Old Dart.
of es' my piSss pdSddy', 'cS acushis Sa naachrss.
In her eyes there's the dew Of Kill
On hs5 Cheeks there's the rose of
On her lips Just a wee bit Of Blarney.
And the snow Of Atlone In her hair.
On a st. Patrick's morn she was
Graded and born,
In her smile there's light tnat'
she's as sweet as the day she stole
dads heart away,
That Old Irish Mother Of Mine.
It's always good luck and God bless
you
Each time that she bids you good by.
For q poor broken heart that's love
There's sweet CHEEKY smile in her
eye.
When you saze on that picture you see
She's mother and sweetheart to me.
Chorus.
/ also have it in sheet music
II she is interested. She can
contact me through RCH. {
Evening star., 1953-12-28
Prune Bars


You are familiar with date
barS-but how we'll do you know
that pet of the West Coast, prune
bars?
Wash and soak / cup of large
dried prunes for 3 hours. Dry
them, remove seeds and cut in
small pieces. Beat the yolks of
3 eggs, and add l cup of sugar to
them. Beat the whites stiff, and
add them alternately with / cup
flour, teaspoon of baking powder
and a little salt-all sifted to-
gether.
Add a cupful Of chopped nuts
and the prunes, mix well, and
bake in shallow pan in a mod
crate oven for about y hour.
Take out of pan. cut in 1-inch
wide bars, and roll in powdered
sugar.
Evening star., 1953-12-28
Camp Fire Girls To Receive FIuo

The Mary Washington Chap
ter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution will present
an American Flag to the Tama
Kwa Horizon Club of the Camp
Fire Girls of American at 2
pm. tomorrow during the Hazel
Markell television program on
WTTG.
Among those who will take
part will be: Miss Mamie Haw-
kins, State regent of the OAR;
Mrs. Nelson Budd, chairman of
the District OAR Correct Use of
the Flag Committee; Miss Caro-
lyn Wendt, chairman of the
Correct Use of the Flag Commit
tee of the Mary Washington
Chapter, and Mrs. Walter Clark
Evening star., 1953-12-28

cooked pure pork sausage links
in half-inch pieces. If canned
or the new fully cooked brown
n serve sausages are used, no
precooking is necessary. Pour
pineapple juice into the chaflng
dish pan. Add the sausage pieces.
Stab a pineapple chunk on a
pick and then stick the point
into a piece Of sausage. Just
heat and let guests help them
selves.
Fronk Topnotchers
These tidbits take a little fix
ing but are well worth the extra
trouble. First, slit franks. Insert
stick of sharp cheese. Cut into
1-inch pieces and wrap each
piece in bacon. A pick holds it
all in place. Broil to heat and
crisp the bacon. Keep them hot
on a grill or in a pan set over
a candle warmer. Make plenty,
because they'll 60 like hot cakes.
And our very best wishes for a
happy New Year!
Evening star., 1953-12-28

Armstrong, Mary Washington
Chapter registrar and Camp Fire
Girls representative.
Also taking part will be II
Camp Fire Girls who joined that
group together while in kinder
garten and are now members of
the Horizon Club, the senior club
of the Camp Fire Girls. They
will wear their ceremonial
gowns and beads for the occa-
sion.
Miss Katie Curtis will be the
spokesman for the Tama Kwa
Club.
Mrs. William Olin Burtner,
recording secretary of the Mary
Washington Chapter, made the
arrangements for the event.
Evening star., 1953-12-28
CLEANING ALUMINIUM.
MRS L. L., Alexandria,

mrs L. L., AlerGndria)
I have seen in RICH many
queries and answers concern
ing cleaning aluminium, and
most of the answers suggest
boiling with cream of tartar
or lemon. That removes all
dark stains but still leaves the
pot looking frosty or white.
and foods will stick. especially
in a skillet. Sunny side eggs,
scrambled eggs, pancakes, ETC.,
will simply slide out of the
pan onto a plate If the pan is
properly cleaned. Other food
will cook quicker without stick
ing also.
A pan must be shiny inside
to prevent sticking and a few
quick swipes occasionally with
a steel wool soap pad will do
the trick. To restore old and
dull pans will take a good bit
Of rubbing but it will be we'll
worth the effort because it is
so simple to keep them shiny.
You might use the cream of
tartar first and then rub with
the pad until the pad feels
slippery on the aluminium, be-
cause the white coating left
by the cream of tartar is
rough. Keep rubbing till you
don't feel any more rough
spots. After that, never let
your pot get dull again. One
or two licks with the pad
whenever the pan begins to
look a little dull will keep it
like new. You'll find it isn't
always necessary to rub after
every use so it is very simple
indeed to have bright pots.
To get q really high polish,
you can use a silver polishing
cloth, but that takes q lot of
rubbing. The soap pads have
some jewelers. rouge in them
anyway. After this polishing
spree you'll find you have a
brand new set of pots and pans
and cooking will be lots more
fun.
LAUNDERING CURTAINS?
mrs. T. A. L.. Falls church,
Does any RICH reader know
a satisfactory method of laun-
dering white organdy curtains
which have a permanent
finish? My living room cur
tains are almost 11a years old
and are just lovely. But lately
when I launder them, ac-
cording to instructions, they do
not look crisp and white. Has
the permanent finish worn off?
Should I use starch? Will
bleach harm them? What soap
or detergent is best? I think
they're too expensive to look
old yet. I'd like to have them
pretty before Christmas, so
would greatly appreciate help
as soon as I can get it.
X X X
BAKED BEANS.
MRS. F. E. K, Washington
This recipe was obtained
from a true Bostonian. like
it very much, although I am
not from New England.
Two cups of beans, soaked
overnight. Parboil in salted
water until skin cracks. Rinse
in cold water. Put medium
sized onion, 4 tablespoons dark
molasses, 3 tablespoons sugar,
salt and pepper, and / table
spoon ketchup in pot with
beans. Use u pound salt pork
If you like. However. I use "a
pound oleo Or S tablespoons
chicken fat. Cover with water
and bake in slow oven about
six hours. have found that
using a covered pot results
in a juicy, tender bean. This
recipe may be used in a pres
sure cooker. cooking time l
hour. I have never done this,
Evening star., 1953-12-28
Men Will Vote for These Appetizers
BY Violet Faulkner

When you plan a gala New
Years Day open house it should
be a family affair. Invite the
young crowd, too, and let every
one from dad on down to junior
lend a hand with the prepara-
tions.
The women of the house may
like to fuss with the fancy doo-
dads, but give friend husband a
chance and he'll Ak up the
tempters men like zesty
bits with no fluff.
Here's an assortment that won
first honors among man cooks
who pride themselves on their
culinary skill.
Whip Ups
First come whip-ups Gin bowl
in center of tray. Begin with
a snappy cheese spread. Add
dashes of tobasco, a bit Of horse
radish. a flick of curry powder.
and catsup to thin the mixture
to dipping consistency. Much
tasting determines the proper
zip. This needs wee crisp crack
ers or potato chips to carry the
dunk.
Brounschweieer Olives
Braunschweiger covered pi-
mento olives look tricky but are
foolers. A pat of braunschweiger
in the palm of the hand easily
wraps around the olive. Be sure
to use pitted ones. For the green
coating to prevent the sausage
from diScoloring put parsley in
glass and snip fine with scis-
sors. Or use a chopping board
and big knife. Roll the balls in
the chopped parsley to coat
lightly.
Picks
Quick. gay and good are the
little cubes Of thuringer stuck
on picks with a topping Of pick
led onion. olive or piece of dill
pickle. Make lots of these be-
cause they're easy to eat and
quick to fix. The flavor Of the
dry sausage meets all the tests
for a real appetizer.
Cheese Bites
A chef in a famous hotel spe-
cializeS in the little cones of
cervelat filled with mustard-f1a-
vored blue cheese. You don't
need a decorator tube for this
but it does give a professional
touch. Cut the cervelat very
thin. Slit to center and twist
to form a cone. Hold in place
with a pick. Use blue cheese
spread as is. or mix in horse
dish-f1avored mustard. Fill the
cones with knife or press the
cheese through a decorator
tube.
Sousoge Tempters
Some hot appetizers take too
much last-minute kitchen work,
but these little sausage bites
are no trouble at all. And here's
a marvellous opportunity to
show off the new chafing dish
Santa left under the Christmas
tree for you. The bites can be
heating as the guests arrive. Cut
Evening star., 1953-12-28
APPLE RECIPE:
QUERY?

mrs. r. E. ~, Arlington
Here is a delicious recipe
using apples. Combine 124
cups sugar, 2 eggs. Add l cup
flour, 3 teaspoons baking pow
der and u teaspoon salt.
which have been Sifted to-
gether. Add / teaspoon vanilla.
2 cups chopped apples and l
cup chopped nuts. Bake for IS
minutes at 375 degrees, using
an 8x10 creased pan.
Now for a request. My two
year-old has a habit of hit
ting her head on her crib dur
ing the night. I think she is
asleep when she does this part
Of the time, but I'm desperate
to find some way to either
stop her or at least make this
habit less noisy.
\ \ X
BREAKFAST FOR CHILD.
MRS. T. J. G., Washington
For Mrs. A. B. T. of Falls
Church: Serve "silver dollar"
pancakes for your 2-year-
old. Make thin batter of pam
cake flour with sugar added,
and butter the griddle. Make
cakes small, the size of a sill
yer dollar. Serve with two
bacon strips and sirup. De-
licious!
French toast. with no egg:
Dunk stale white bread in
milk lightly and fry in me-
dium hot skillet until lightly
brown. Serve with sugar or
maple sirup.
Serve four strips of bacon
on toasted bun or toast as a
sandwich. This is our Sat-
urday morning special. r
Evening star., 1953-10-04
APARTMENTS WANTED

MOD, furn.. 1-bedrm. apt, vic. Wal
ter Reed; under 500. No pvt home;
day. JU. 5-S300; night. EX. 3-9278.
MR.. HOMSHER. 4
FURN. or semifurn. apt. 8 genera
tions women. D. c. or Va, near
Chain Bridge or Mclean. Rent to
suit teachers budget. Call LO. g.
ARMY 1T. wife. 2 children, ages
l and 3; furnished apt. or house
for one month starting Oct. 8.
Reasonable. AID. 4-6751. A.
APT. MANAGERS-Em-
ployed couple, one child, want un.
furn 2-bedrm. apt: NV, by Dec
/; must be nice. Box 155-V, Star
WILL BUY If cheap furn.. in one OF
two-rm. apt: assume lease; walk
ing distance Mayhower Hotel only
Box 159-V. Star.
2-BEDRM. UNFUR. APT, 3 adults
Oct. 81: NV: al ref. Call JA.. 2.
2 YOUNG MEN and . cats desire
modern 3 or 4-room apartment; ex-
cellent references. co. 5-9425.
ARTIST, lady, wants spacious studio
with living quarters. HU. 3-9353
Evening star., 1953-10-04
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

ROYALL TRANSFERRING will move
YOU by Job or Sc hr.: rms. as low
as $40 AID. 4-6777. -12
MOVING AND HAULiNG-Pads and
van service: reasonable rates. H
GREENE. Ii. 4-253S. a
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr.
small and large Jobs; trained men;
low short bkngs:; ms: II. 6-9342.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage In
separate rooms expert pscking
AGE CO INC Established 1908
LIGHT HAULING, LOCAL moving,
beaches esp. S. L. MORRIS, 4510
10Th st NV Call To 2-1150 after
ARE You MOVING to California or
to some other Western state? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. Ma S-4S52.
EDELMAN, MOVING AND STORAGE:
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes, RA. 3-1416.
re
Evening star., 1953-10-04
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

Mr.. BOILING FIELD-2-bedrm.
1st-ll. apt. in postwar bldg: small
$7as;insS, @ iasi: maintenance. 'esi':s5, cail %,
one f0oS BEbRooM, BIG n kitchen, dinett.. 4
space: pets allowed; offered by
OWNER. Good site, 10 minutes
Pentsgon. Appointment only. JA,
owner LEAVING CITY, must Itee Sci,
charming apt. home. Spacious iiv.
rm. with f1repl.,. din: rm., all-elec.
kit. on first A.; 2 bedrms. and bath
o2nd. on 2nd. Pvt. parking. $4,000. CO
FOR SALE OR RENT-Furn, or TT un.
~, I'M; N;; and foyer. din. rm., kit,
TILDEN GARDENS-One Of the most
attrac: 2-bedrm. apt. is now avail
aole; fuu din. rm., modernized kit.
mra1n5enance nal nI zoe9ly only $50 per month.
ciosE2fN idts ohi SSI7R'2 nv. 2Apr.-1iv. rm., din
ing, foyer, 2 bedrms.. modern kit.
and bath, Elevator bldg, in very
aoeSlraole LOCATION. Shown by appt.
AZ: A.: 4-o433 ewes. and Sun. after
zoos ADAMS MILL RID. NV. Ant, 2
Bedrm;. bath, kit, liv. rm.. porch,
large large foyer Open Sunday 2-6. Cres-
cent o1O II.
PORTER ST, nr; Conn. ave.-Front
rm.. bedrms;. 4 closets, din. aicove,
kit. and bath; excellent Shopping
transportation and residential neigh
DDorhood; price, S10,750; terms,
SSMITHY Co, ST. $500; re res. A6.
COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-1arse apt in
eStao. COOP: includes huge foyer, 3
large, rooms, kit, pantry and bath;
switchboard service: price, S1i.5oo. 800
Please call Mr.. Gavin. with Il. O..
sM1THY Co, ST. $500: res,
MASS. AVE- AVE-, mr.. Rock Creek Park
De luxe 1-bedroom apt, Including
kit, with service door, bedroom
with immense closet and bath. The
entire apt. has been completely re-
decorated including resurfaced floors.
Exclusive building in ideal residen-
sn 9Th loiffl0e g. Plssff ffl NJ c"yjR yR
ECONOMY is a special feature of
this large a.bedTm, apt; mr.: Msrid5j-
din. rm. 15xi5, di bedrm, nv 16Xi1. SKI .'Thi This
long established coop. offers a
convenient "close-in" location and
uni unHsual s0@ roominess Epn The price Is Is
1ObNA WOuIu OC
Gavin, with II. 6. sMfTHY CO.,
ST. 3-33u0; res, AID. 2-5004.
WILL BUY from private owner q
bedrm. apt. about 500 So. it,, total
area; nr. GNU or mr.. Conn. ave,
K to Porter; So 900 down; balance,
up to 10 semi-annual payments,
5000 each. Box 152-V, Star.
BEATS HIGH COST OF REN1ING.
Invest in easy living. Spacious l.
bedrm, apt. overlooking Sligo Park
Attr. decorated. S64 monthly includ.
utils. Bus at door. l mile from Sill.
Spr. Hecht Co. Call JU. 1866.
26O5 ADAMS MILL RID.
AT 18TH AND COLUMBIA RID. NV.
OPEN SUN. 2 TO 8
Beauti 1st, fl; apt; Lge.. liv. rm;,
bedrm. with lge. closet. foyer with
2 closets. bath rm., kit. with pantry
and dumb waiter. New linoleum and
refgr. Side porch. New Venetian
blinds thruout. Low operating cost.
Price reduced for quick sale. See
AGENT in Apt. No. 2 or phone
DE o-11f16 ONCE ST 3-2Sf6
Evening star., 1953-10-04
BEITZELL.
1118 G ST. Sc.

Semidet., 6-rm.. 2-bath home, CON-
pletely furn.. oil h.-w. h., storm
windows; awning. yard; .$125. r;
s.: BLACKSTONE, Realtor, 1915
18th st. NV MA. 5000.
COLORED-TAYLOR AT GA. AVE-
Lge. furn. income house with living
quarters for you. or possession of
entire house. $175. TU. 2-2S87,
10-a. 6-S daily. 4"
lge. kit, liv. rm. good transp. 1880
3rd st, NV. Reasonable. a
Evening star., 1953-10-04
HOUSES FURNISHED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chase

We have number Of exceptional
homes beautifully furnished with
4, 5 and 9 bedrms Rents ranging
from S210 to 5000. WALKER &
DUNLOP, 1900 18th st. CO. 5-O222.
Evening star., 1953-10-04
BELLE VIEW
WHERE TOWN AND
COUNTRY MEET
ONLY 00 MTNTTEC TpOM

SN11 ~ M1NO ES FtOM
DOWNTOWN D. c.
1, Q AND 3 BEDROOM APIS.
RENTALS INCLUDE UTuS.
The living is far better at
BELLE VIEW but the COST Is
no higher than that of q
modern city apartment.
LOG ATED IN THE BELLE
HAVEN UNTRY CLUB
AREA, Just of the lovely
Potomac. Large rooms, smartly
designed, cross ventila ton,
flre-proofed, off-street parking
Fairgrounds, shopping center.
No industries. r.r. or nuiSances
of any kind. School located
on premises. Excellent bus
service.
On Mt. Vernon blvd, / mile
south of Alexandria. va.
Rental Manager on Premises
Hours: Daily, $50 A.M.-6 PM.
Saturday, $50 AMI PM.
Ewes. by Appt., South S-S00l }
Evening star., 1953-10-04
LARGE FAMILY
CRAMPED FOR SPACE2

At last you can have the space you
need in this brand-new home which
is ideally located far enough out
and close enough in for your needs.
Only 15 min. from the Pentagon.
Compare These Features
Five large oedrms. zone paneled) q
ceramic tiled baths, large liv, rm.
with fireplace set in a paneled wall
and built-in bookcases. Also picture-
windows and dining rm.. GE kitchen,
including 9.2-ft. freezer-top re-
frigerator, range, washer. dryer. dish.
washer and DISPOSAL. Includes car
port and storage area. Large lot
with water and sewer. priced S19.-
500. Conventional or FHA financing
available. Open Saturday and Sum
day, or by appointment. Directions:
Out Arlington blvd. (Rte. 500 to first
traffic light, past Seven Corners.
turn left mile to open sign.
Full bsmt. houses also available.
Stafford Properties, Inc.
Evening star., 1953-10-04
HOUSES uNEURNlsHfp

81 I513794 s, Sd st. Now vacant;
deiightful 2-bedrm. semidet. brirS
nome In Immaculate Condition: fni1
pSmt.: fenced yard; Convenient 10.
sana9n; immediate possession; no
n, Kenilworth. 3-bed-
I'm. brick Colonial with Screened
porch, full bsmt.: lovely lot: verv
close to TRANSPORTATION, shoppinx
ana school; now vacant; immedi.
home on z acres. near
paths. large studio-type Nv. rm.
Eyes ,ys sa6Gsas apd Sun. call Mr.. Hamilton.
GEO. MASON GREEN CO. JA. 4-14oo
923 22nd ST. NV. 5 rooms and
% 10Th st. NV. 10 rooms.
24l5 Eye St. NV, 8 rooms, complstsiS stSS
1850 S Monroe \! II, St NV, large rooms, sfsS
& NORRIS, REALToR 81
123 Goth st. NV. RE. 1855.
5215 KANSAS AVENUE NV.
8 rms, z screened pcrches, gas INV.
5707 5TH ST, NV.
see BY appt.. s rms, oil h.-w. heat.
4428 9TH ST. NV.
Rms, bath, finished clubrm. ana
shower. Gas h.-w. heat. $3.50 on
MARSHALL j. wApLE co.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2oo5
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. brick
rambler near schools, available ON
io5ng.term Long T9a lease at S135. Win con-
today. Call JE. 2-0324.
ARLINGTON. VA.
1900 n. Utah-$1Q0; 2-story de-.
tached frame; 6 rooms g bed
roomsl. | bath and large yard;
convenient to w. and L. High School
and shopping districts.
SOUTH ARLINGTON, VA. ..
Iwo-story detached frame - Three
bedrooms, bath, full basement and
fenced-in rear yard
NEAR CHEVY CHASE
Two-story detached frame-Six rooms
t3 bedroomS) and full bath, living
room carpet and draperieS included.
NEAR 10th ST.
Two-story detached brick - Seven
rooms a bedrooms, 2Ia baths,
library and recreation room, laundry
room and 2-car garage. Call
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
3S 18th st. NV. Dl, 7-6S3o
Evening star., 1953-10-04
FT- MYER VICINITY

Attrac. garden-type apis. Conv. To-
Gated, close to lge. shopping center
and express transp. to D. c. l.
bedrm. apt. avail immed.; $74 so
$3.50. incl. all utils Apply janitor
1921 N. Queen ST.. Arl., Va. DREY-
EIISS BROS -
Evening star., 1953-10-04
Stafford Properties, Inc.

ALEXANDRIA-3-bedrm home, liv.
rm.. din. rm. and kit, mr. PreSi-
Dental Gardens. S105 per mo. Call
XII. 9-6644 or TIE. 6-7343.
SHIRLINGTON --- 2-bedroom homeI
could make a Sd bedrm. very easily;
liv. rm.. din. rm. and kit, sos per
mo. Call XII. 9-6644 or TIE. 6-7343.
Mr.. AIRPORT-3-bedrm home with
| rec. rm.. "a baths. full bSmt Very
conv. loc., $130 per mo. Call XII.
96644. TIE. 6-7343.
AL BAKER g. SON, INC.
I1l6 s. st. Asaph St.. Alexandria. Va.
CALL XII. 9-6644 TIE. 6-7343
N. ARL.--Brick Colonial; 4 bedrms..
21a baths, ! bedrm, and bath on
1st A.; screened porch; rec. area
and Ia bath in bsmt.; built-in ga
rage blk. off Lee hwy; mr.. excel.
schools and shopping; Sl75.
PIMMIT HIILS-3-bedrm. rambler.
on l4-acre lot; fenced back yard,
trees and stream; Sl05.
ARLEDGE BROS.
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