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The guardian., 1953-06-27
CITY NEWS

planned for members and their
friends on sunday, July 10. The
opening meeting will be held at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Kinble rs Glendale Avenue,
west Somerville, in September
The annual Musical Tea OF
the Canadian Club win be held
sunday, June 2s, at 3 to 5 P.My
at 55s Mass. Ave. There VIII
be a musical program Of out
standing talent, and refresh
ments. as usual, will follow.
elizabeth Slaughter, Chairman.
Miss Dolores H. Poyner OF
washington, DC, student at
Howard University, is visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren A. Hamilton, W.
Springfield st.
Emerson J. Pierce, son OF DR..
and Mrs. Joseph L. Pierce, Har-
rishaf st., was graduated this
June from Blu. College Of Lib
eral Arts. He majored In so
siolagy. He had served five
years SIS a captain in the Army
at Fort Devens and at Virginia
State College.
The guardian., 1953-06-27

in Norwell for children with
provision for weekend service
for adults. Patrons may be sure
of excellent supervision for the
children, the camp being ex-
cellently equipped and super
yised as everything Mrs. Good
man manages is up to the min
ute in perfection The
Cambridge community is re-
GREETING that Col. Larkland
Hewitt, who has been a resi-
dent there for many years and
most active in the community
life of the city, is leaving for
residence in Roxbury. He will
be greatly missed by colored'
and white residents as he has
has been a valuable and civic
minded citizen II. Mrs. Sadie
Merchant of 229 Warwick st.
was delightful breakfast
hostess last Sunday morning
when she entertained Mrs. Har--
riette Slawson Farley, here from
Buffalo for several weeks, at
a June breakfast with straw
berries from the Cape and red
roses from the garden. The
other guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Steward and Mr..
Scott. After a pleasant
half hour in the parlor, Mrs.
Merchant and Mr.. Scott left to
attend the Baha'i meeting, at
which Mr.. Herbert Lionel, a firm
believer in the world religion
cult as was his late wife, Mrs.
Agnes Lionel, was to be the
special speaker -.
The guardian., 1953-06-27

This is the month of we'd
dings and the above poem from
the pen of the immortal Eliza
beth Barrett Browning seems
as well as any other poem to
typify the exalted feeling ev-
cry bride should experience on
her wedding day. The photogra-
pliers in the vicinity OF the
Guardian Office have been do
ing a rushing business with
bridal parties endeavoring to
hold the spirit of the glorious
day with intimate shots of the
bridal scenes. Here's wishing
happiness and long life to all
June brides and their noble
mates. Friend Lillian Schalk
(Balli) of the Pittsburgh Cour-
rier family was among the
brides OF the season, having
her troth last Sun
day Il think 1t was) to a gal
liant Detroit, Mich, attorney.
Her AEiends here gave her a
royal Send-off at the airport
when she flew to the Western
city last week Mrs Mabel
Dean of 535 Columbus
Avenue, that indefatigable So
,iai worker. entertained her
Mrs. Stewart Thomas of
who came on to the
annual meeting of the Chris
ian Science Church as dele
gate The friends of Mrs.
Jane Hope Lyons, sister of the
late Atlanta University presi-
dent. MIR. John Hope, were
deeply grieved to hear of her
Of her death in Dee Gee at the
home of her daughters, Misses
Hope and Ethel Lyons, who
both hold prominent positions in
the public school system. Mrs.
Lyons will be remembered for
her quiet, gtntle manner and
fine character -.
Mrs. Nadine Wright Good
man, Radcliffe grad, member
OF the Cambridge School SyS-
tenn, who has spent a most
strenuous year, working six
days in the week, tells us that
she is preparing for the re-
opening of her summer camp
The guardian., 1953-06-27
BY ALMA PARK

UNLESS
Unless YOU can think when the song Is done
No other is soft in the rhythm;
Unless YOU can feel when left by one
That all men else go with him;
Unless YOU know when unpraised by his breath,
That your beauty itself needs prOving
TTnIess YOU can swear . "For Iife for DEATH
Elizabeth B. Browning
Unless you can muse in crowd all day,
On the absent face that fixed you;
Unless YOU can love as the angels may
With the breadth Of heaven betwixt you;
Unless YOU can dream that his faith is fast,
Through behOovng and unbehOoving;
Unless YOU can die when the dream is past -.
Oh, - fear to call it loving!
The guardian., 1953-06-27

You may be anticipating a
country picnic, lawn picnic. porch
picnic, or merely a dinner at home
- with or without guests. NO
matter what you have in mind. one
or more Of the following recipes
should prove pleasing:
Honey Cereal Cookies
2 cups sifted -four
n teaspoon double-acting baking
powder
1 teaspoon soda
l teaspoon hot water
1 cup butter or other shortening
"A cup brown sugar, firmly packed
Y cup granulated sugar
u cup honey
l egg, unbeaten
2 cups rolled oats
l cup shredded )cocOnut
2 cups sugar-coated rice cereal
Sift -four once measure. add bak-
ing powder and sift again. Dissolve
coda in water. Cream shortening, aoq
sugars and honey gradually, ana
cream together until light and nuny
Add egg and beat well. Ado part OF
flour, then add dissolved soda and
blend. Add remaining flour. a.~small
amount at a time, mixing well after
each addition. Add rolled oats, coco
mt and rice cereal and mix thor
oughly. Drop from teaspoon onto
uugreased baking sheet. Bake IN
moderate oven (S75o F) ~ minutes,
or until done. Cookies will become
crisp when cold. Makes about dozen.
coeonut Jelly cupeskes
l cup sifted cake -four
1 teaspoon doubIe-acting baking
powder
u teaspoon salt
eggs
1 cup sugar
teaspoons lemon juice
tablespoons hot milk
q cup red jelly
X cup shredded cOcoDut
y cup cream, whipped
The guardian., 1953-06-27
Nv BETTY BARCLAY

Sift -four once, measure. add bak-
ing powder and salt, and sltt together
three times. Beat eggs Wlth rofsE3 ,is.t,t
egg beater until very thick ana llgnt
(sbout 5 minutes). Add sugar grad
uaIly, bea ting constantly. Add lemon
Juice. Fold in flour, sman aInounL Ii!
at a time Add hot milk ana ,, str
quickly until thoroughly blended. Tnnlr Tnrn
batter into CREASED muffin pans, hlilng
them u full. Bake in moderate oven
(375o F.) Is minutes, or until done;
Remove from oven and let stand until
cakes are cool. Remove roI5 from pans pSns
into the whipped cream and spread
ON top Of jefly. Sprinkle with addi-
tional coconut Garnish with a bit or
Jelly. Makes is medium cupcakes.
Nut Meat sundae Sauce
IN cups broken walnut meats
cup corn syrup, light, dark
or maple-hayored
BIanch walnut meats by covering
with boiling water for 3 TO minutes;
then drain and cover with cold water
until cool. Drain. Place nuts in steril-
ized pint jar. Meanwhile, heat corn
syrup in saucepan over low heat Just
until tiny bubbles begin to form
around the side OF pan G70' F. Re-
move from heat. Pour over walnuts
in Jar to within II inch OF top of jar.
Cover and seal Process in boiling
water bath for 20 minutes. Cool
Store in refrigerator. Makes 1 pint
sundae sauce.
Fruit Cocktail Rennet-custards
I cup fruit cocktail well drained)
cups milk (not canned)
1 package fruit favored rennet
powder
Divide fruit cocktail among 4 des-
sert glasses. Warm milk slowly until
lukewarm, stirring constantly When
comfortably warm l1Oe FL NOT hot.
remove at once from heat. Stir IN
! entire contents of package of rennet
powder at one time. Mix until powder
! is dissolved - not oper one minute.
Pour at once, tohiie shll liquid. over
| fruit cocktail. Do not disturb for
about 10 minutes, while milk sets.
Then chill in refrigerator until serV-
The guardian., 1953-06-27
Lady In Distress2
BY Betty Barclay

IF it's lack Of time that distresses
you during this busy spring
housecleaning period, let pre-
The guardian., 1953-06-27

kids-Hearty Supper Salad.
Hearty Supper Salad
X cup packaged pre-cooked rice;
Y cup water; n teaspoon salt; X
cup mayonnaise; teaspoon grated
onion; y teaspoon salt; dash Of
pepper: cup sliyered cooked ham;
/ cup slivered Swiss cheese; cup
cooked peas: n cup chopped dill
pickle: l or 2 firm ripe tomatoes,
cut in wedges.
Combine rice, water, and a tea
spoon salt in saucepan. Mix just until
all rice is moistened.s Bring quickly to
a boil over high heat, uncovered,
hufing rice gently once or twice with
a fork. (Do not stir.) Cover and re-
move from heat Let stand 10 min
utes, then uncover and let cool to
room temperature.
About 1 hour before serving, COM
bine mayonnaise, grated onion, u
teaspoon salt, and the pepper. Mix
well to blend. Add ham, cheese, peas,
pickle. and the rice. mixing lightly
with fork Chill. Serve on crisp let
tuce and garnish with tomato wedges.
Makes 4 servings.
The guardian., 1953-06-27
Mrs. WheatIey's
Pupils In Recital

Columbus Ave. A.M.E. Zion
Church auditorium last Sun
day afternoon was the setting
for the annual presentations in
recital Of the pupils Of the Eli
zabesh Wheatley Vocal Studio.
Before a fine audience of pa
rents, other relatives, distingu-
ished citizens, music lovers, mu-
sic teachers and students the
pupils gave a good account of
themselves doing great credit to
their teacher who has a fine re
putation as a concientous and
successful instructor.
The following we're in this
years student group: Miss Mary
Carberry. Nancy Gum, Barbara
Jefferson, Geraldine Norris,
Christine and Aline Bailey and
their mother, Mrs. Bertha Bailey
Andria Fuller. The assisting
guest artist was Mrs. Gladys
Marine Fuller who delighted
several readings and who was
proudly introducing her moth
er who had just arrived from
oversee and whom she had not
seen since she, the daughter,
was two years old.
Each pupil was presented
with beautiful bouquets from
sented Mrs. Fuller with a bou-
quet. The ushers we're Mrs.
Ruthena Reddick, Jean Gray
and Una Bell. The accom-
panist was Mrs. Anne L. Will
laws
The guardian., 1953-06-27

With this weeks col
umn, BOSTON BAKED
editor, Mabe Kountze will
take a few weeks vacation
from this corner and
thanks those Guardian
readers who have encOur-
aged him thus far.
The guardian., 1953-06-27
Blue Eagle News
By BARBER SHOP CHORD

Owner Jackson and his EN-
porium artists are walking thu
Ehot weather tight rope witt
| fortitude and bravery. TIT
haircut shaving and shampoo
glamor boys come and go K
the tune of that incessent q E
box of noise, which includes
the baseball scores. The droop-
ing artist formerly Of chair No
4 has left for parts unknown
He probably is looking down
the lonesome road of hope
where his travels may take him
to an oasis of milk and honey
Maestro Davis is deeply
concerned about an old sitter,
Dude Foster. Rumours are
piling up on fremont Boule-
ward that the Dude has met
several misfortunes, including
precarious shaking-up of his
anatomy. It caused hospital
ization. Since then, the doc
tors checked him out with med
ical orders to go out and visit
certain places not amy more 49,.
DR.. Lloyd Marshall, one of
Worcester's leading dentists,
reports that the recent tornado,
which devasted a part of CEN
trail Massachusetts,. including a
part of Worcester, was a fer
ocious sudden outburst from
the darkest sky, ever known to
drench a community in the
G Commonwealth. 1t will be a
long time before rehabilitation
is complete Comrades
King and Boley, are making
arrangements for William E.
Carter Posts Vista Dome Am
srican Legion National Conven-
ton pilgrimage to st. Louis,
Mo-, in August. The deadline
is nearing for legionnaires to
sign up and be on board the
'stream-liner' to the Mound
City. The Progressive Credit
Union is holding the down
funds, which will have
the special coach in readiness.
Arrangements can also be made
with the credit union to assist
any comrade to finance the
'round-tripper, either in part or
in full. All comrades have to
to is contact Com. Clarence
Henderson, in order to obtain
a convention financial lift -. /.
Owner jackson has added more
ton~riaI gadgets to his BE
emporium. Come and get A
'look-see' at this new equip
ment for drying and shampoo
process. Old Man River, is
the new shine boy. When 2
customer drives up in a sed.
an or roadster, eourteou:
| .OMR' dusts off the car, in
cluding a lustrous shine on tbs
shoes. This is Be skill per
sonifedl When we 60 TO print
it will be known, who obtained
the '401 monthly whist prize
More next week.
Miss ErneStine O'Brien o
Woodbine Street, Roxbury, VIII,
received her Masters degre
at Teachers College this year
was awarded a scholarship f
the Summer School at Olsc
Norway. She sailed Tuesday
June Is. 1t will be recallel
/ that William Worthy, Jr., so
/ of DR.. and Mrs. william Worthy
: was granted the same scholar
], ship two years ago.
The guardian., 1953-06-27

Thsre were $4,000 more people
employed by Massachusetts, non
agricultural Industries in April
than a year ago, $4,000 of them
The guardian., 1953-06-27

c cooked rice
come TO your
rescue! You can
stay with your
chores till prac-
tically the last
minute and still
prepare a de-
main
course dish that
will really sat
isfv Dad and the
Evening star., 1953-04-04

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cape Cod
in new section. Expandable attic.
Garage. Easy terms. WA. 7-0509.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA vISTA-A detached brick
home. charmingly desiRned and well
Hith trees 0 LaTee fiivinxdininr % room 5D,
with fireplace wall. Pleasant, sun
shining Well-equipped kitchen,
bedrooms: bath and utility room,
fly desiring truly 1-fioor living.
Priced below the market at $1,000.
Please caN INEZ CUSHARD. Realtor.
EN-. 2-4232 or Oh. 2-5S67. -
BETHESDA-3 yr. old newly re-
decorated .3-bedrm. rambler with
STcit 2orch, on large corner r. lot: Eireni:. n.
posAl and dishwasher. Bsmt. with
outside entr, EXCEL: reishborhood.
5 min. from Natl inst. OF Health.
Down payment flexible. No brokers.
Call owner. OIL. 4-O403. -5
BETHESDAs by owner-Brick CO.
loniAl bedfme., rec. rfn., screened
porch, pleasant SURROUNDINGS; walk.
Ing distance NH. 6606 0lenwoo6
I'd. Oh 4-z07s. -6
Evening star., 1953-04-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

HTLLCREsT,. 2221 goth st. Sc;
si' Il 1907 e''Rs Mi1ES9dHs9 $50 ESi REAL REAL
ESTATE Co, 500 Mass. ave. n.s.'
HTLLHCREsT L toRNER-Enslish styl.
home. in most convenient loc.. 8
f spection ihe' viii reveal. veal Cali Sat. or
MSgffEi FssfER f.ssff PSf&s FREAIr9 RIA FAeet e..
HHi2fLCREsFo iii asRs1o AkkRA6oe III 1890 o, tn. mos,
luxury at every turn, ,astoundingly
low priced. excellent terms, Cal!
Sat. or Mon. Closed Sun. HAPPY
EASTER. POTTS REALTY CO., Lo
BTGNSSla2EoEWE,' T1sSl2E w. 45os 5dSo4o; 2 St. ...-prame
5 good rms; din. rm; desisned 70.
use IS 3rd bedrm, II desired;
shopping center; Priced low fol
quick sale; $3.50 $1,000 down
WE. 5-4s67. evenings. IS
$500 POPE ST. S.E.-Det. brick. :
rms. 3 baths, bsmt.; illness causes
sale. Il; 8-794S; Q II 6.sr@4.
stone and brick. 8 rms. 2a baths
6ymt;. .1Sss Sss5sass; a owner leaving city
lBY OWNERSNr. Anacostia HiEl
School, clean, economical home,
rms. brick, IN baths, gas h.-w.h.
NEAk EAR PxsiTSTERRSSisoS siSERSi scSS6L, Su.
stores; 2-story brick semidet., !:
bedrms.; payments less than rent
S12,350; substan. cash. 10. 3-68S9
BUNGALOW with extra-larEe lot, ex
eel. elevation. 5 rms, gas h::w.h
$dd4s;50o. Inspection BY appt. Lu, q
AREA NICHOLs-ATLANTTC-a-stor,
brick; Q bedrms,, recreation rm.. oil
$12.750. S2,9S0 down. 10. 3-6SS9.
71s EAST CAPITOL sT.-Modern ?.
family fat. 8 rms, kitchen. TIL
bath each. front and rear porcheS
full bsmt., oil h.-w.h., 2nd floor
Vacant. Reasonable price and terms
LIAM j. DAVIS. 500 II st. NV. ma
Off Iith ST. BRIDGE and Goo,
Hope rd,-3-bedrm. brick row. con
crete front porch, built-tn Garage
oil h;-E,h.; recr.. rna; 9uilt whe,
sale. To see, call Mrs. Lyons, 10
! 2.14es ewes; ATLAS REALTY co.
ST. S"TSoS' ~
Evening star., 1953-04-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SO MUCH FOR so LITTLE
This is an ''in-law" house; Q kits.
entrs., hy. rrn., 8 bedrms.. 1h
baths, full bsmt., with shower and
outside REqIAsr s9tr; rFissj FfsifY S1s;SoSo' So'
JU. e-4441, JU. 9-6417, IA. 9-4S02
Evening star., 1953-04-04

8 ACRES Mr.. BELTSvI1LE-Lee. e.
rm. home, small barn, orchard.
$15,950, terms. LOUIS MILLER,
REALTOR, UN. 4-2723. =
Evening star., 1953-04-04
HOUSES FOR sALR-MD.

ATTRACTIVE 3-bedrm. custom built
ceramic tile bath: fsreplase. NV.
ha tcn: oas asa1 sE Eass ave. a. Sc MI from
N. l. [. DAY Davis. %. s-7sss. -5
OWNER MUST sELL-s2. 900 dn;:
2-bedrm:, Cape Cod: lge. expand.
attic. full bsrnt.: house recently rem
fruit trees. Can Cypress 1856. 6'
ton. 2-bedrm. brick bunga.. nrepl.
in lge. liv. rnn.. tile bath. deer, lot.
day till pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT
. .shEnkM' s. PAWS 4 IsRioK so Can. Cod ne near
cheveriy. Huge lot, full bsmt..
screened porch, barbecue: gas h;;w,h.
Price reduced to $13.950. Call to:
day TIL 9 ,: m; WA. $4,000. ROBERT
Al Il PAS1s PxAcEPTMIoNaL 4 S2i hom. In co.tss. s
Snchor SSSi%F fenced Sssa see a; this ; beautiful
sGne Sq sSsds sSsss Sew sdssc sy sD' cox Snls
VACANT RAMBLER. located IN loveli-
est part of Takoma Park mr.. sani-
tarium. This lse. det. brick rambler
has 3 bedrms.. bath, garage and
{ fsc': pm; Realtors. I; WESLEY BUCHANAN
BUNGALOW. newly decorated; 1000
cash, balance like rent. West Hyatts-
VILE: Hurry! This will sell quick.
h kHAHi H Maury; %AP{E PT acssao cS n.s,.ar- Mar
slBEbRM. f st'h BuNGALow4Bs%t,, 1Tj 4sDSo' ga.
heat. assume FILA loan; Sl,730 dn.,
SPo.Hl iIzMscN Nc; nr; w Hyattsyiile' Eni6 JOHN
is home fU IN bsras ffccE Hsssss ef i:
full bsmt:: lovely yard: block to
school. Call Sat; or Mon: closed
sEArr4H saa 4HAesS co. Io IE5srFEs, EFss1ors oroTTs ET:
BY OWNER, 1-yr.-old Cape Cod. 3
rm;, oak flooring, Venetian blinds:
full bsmt.. outside entrances; gas &C.
sefi sii4s o0ay ss. located snd ssn sls6ost ost.r 20
81. sSesSkdfsoSi .eSS SsoSwN-1ovely s-rm. Colonial s
on beautiful corner lot. Equipped
kit. fun bsmt. In Al eond; and
boswell CO, WA. 7-456o, Til
MobSERN SiRi BRICK RAMBLER with With =
big bedrms., sep. din. rm., spacious
liv. rm.;, lGe.. mod, equipped kit;
big scrnd. porch. A terrific buy at
only SIS. 800. with as little as 1000
down: See to appreciate. THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA. 7-45oo,
BY owner BUILDER Cape Cod
with big. expandable attic. 2 bed
Side entrance; SAGE chesapesRRe R G% rd..
HOME AND INCOME - S145Oo,
$4,000 down; large. attractive. q
story house on o spacious, beauti-
fully handicapped corner lot in Col
lege Park; fruit and shade trees;
i 3. apts.. g. entrances. 8 equipped
kitchens. 3 baths; 2 apis. completely
furnished. Quiet. residential neigh
borhood; close to transp. WE. g.
CoMMERC1AL AREA, Rhode island
ave, 4 rms. full bsmt., shaded lot,
with frontage on both. 41st st. and
Rhode Island ave, $11. 800. assume
GI loan. low down payment. VII.
LETT REALTY CO.. WA. 7-7s50.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CALVERT COUNTY HOME on main
halfway south Wayson Corners, OUT
completely modern, excellent water
system, entirely new bathroom, ALL
electric kitchen, electric range. water
heater, refrigerator. home freezer.
seven rooms. LU. 1-1262. -6
Evening star., 1953-04-04
STATE REALTY SERVICE

VIERs MILL VMLAGE-S750 down
and $3.50 total monthly payments
will buy q lovely 2-bedroom home
with large basement. Extras In
ample shruhbery and fenced lot
Wa. 7-O6Oe, with
JAMES A. HEWITT CORP.
1720 Eye et. NV. q. 3.2S0i
Evening star., 1953-04-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

WHEATON BRICK. 8 bedrms. and
er % %cabinets % i we'll s SauippeG fUGM HitcSen, Ser.
full bsmt., toilet, lge lot.
Conn. Gardens, 3-bedrm. rambler,
spacious kitchen, full bsmt.. Ice.
RoBT. L. L. LowERY. Ju. $4,000;
ewes. Disuue, JU. 5-S311.
BETHESDA-$24,950
Brick Colonial on beautiful lot: liv.
rm., din. rm.. de luxe kit, glass
brick inclosed porch. 2nd floor. 8
bedrms., tile bath; full bsmt.; ga
rage; bus at corner. Extra lot next
door, $4,000.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
Evening star., 1953-04-04
HOUSES FOR sAlE-MD.
Potomac. MARYLAND

4 ACRES
New, white, brick rambler. Living
fnn. with fireplace, separate dining
rm., all-electric de luxe kitchen,
den, 3 hedrmS., 2 baths, full bsmt.
with huge reer. rm. with fireplace,
maids rm. with bath, 2-car garage,
large screened porch, white board
fencing.
4 ACRES
center hall Colo
NAL. containing living rm. with
fireplace, dining rm., 3 bedrms., 2N
baths. maids room, full bSmt., semi
nnlShed recr. rm. with fireplace,
2-car garage. stable, white board
fencing, more acreage available.
z ACRES
White brick rambler. Living rm. with
fireplace, large dining room, 3 bed
rms, 2 baths, den. full bsmt.. 2-car
1 ACRE
New brick rambler. Three bedrms.,
2 baths, mahogany-paneled den,
screened porch. full bsmt., semi
nnished recr.. rm., maids room and
bath roughed in, gear garage, oil
h::w.h:. beautiful wooded lot. SAM
UEL e. BOGLEY, INC, Potomac
Once, Oliver 4-6333. Il
Evening star., 1953-04-04
RETHESDA-S24Q5 Q5
BETHESDA
Price. $24.75O

In lovely English village, on . lge.
will appeal to the most discrimina-
ting. You win like the Ice. living
rm. with fireplace and adjacent
screened porch, bright dining rm.
and excellent kitchen. 1st-h. pow
full dry bsmt. suitable for ali pur-
pose rm., wonderful lot for garden.
ers and children. See 1t today. Call
JAMES e. SCHWAB. EN-. 2-5S00:
ewes, OIL. 4-7693 or OIL. 2-1409.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.W.

TWO ADJOINING HOUSES. II lse
COLORED-VACANT-S25. 9Th st
s.w. 6 rms. bath. gas heat, new
cond.; only S490 down. Open Sun.
COL0RED-vACANT-322 N st. s.w
$500 down, $75 mo. 6 rms, bath
h.-w.h. brick. Elk. $4,000. Ho
2-O325. -6
Evening star., 1953-04-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-MR.
3 BEDRMS.-GARAGE

S16,95O BRICK COLONIAL
Conveniently loc. Colonial home
close-in Sill. Spg. Financing ar
ranged to At your pocketbook
owner being transferred,
Z. r. Blanchard, JU. S-5757 It'll o pm
Evening star., 1953-04-04
EVANSVILLE HILLS

HYATTSVlLLE HILLS
A beautiful brick home, newly dee. |;
liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rTn., lge.
iEe. s.' Screened Ussi % porch. % Shaded De h; corner
lot, with outside fireplace. Loc. Ilr.
everything. Priced at only S14,7b0.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO..
Wa 1866, WA. 7-0836. uN. 4.
Evening star., 1953-04-04

BEDRM., y BATH, lst FL.
DREAM KITCHEN-S24. 500
iiv. rni. with bay window and FIRE.
place, side screened porch. lse. din.
rm., 14xl0 bedrm., "a bath and
huge Thermal-euuipped kit; end H..
2 huge bedrms. and tile bath; full
bsmt. with outside entrance.
E. F. BLANCHARD, JU. S-5757 Till 9
Evening star., 1953-04-04
OPEN SUNDAY, is
271s MUNsoN ST;

2718 MUNSON ST.
S11,OOO FOR QUICK SALE
Small cash payment. 2-bedrm. ram
bier. full bsmt., gas heat, copper
plumbing, combination storm sash
and screen; beautiful yard. As
sumo 4& CT loan; monthly pay
ments $69.25; To reach: Ga. ave:
extended to Wiseman I'd. (Town and
Country Restaurant). left to Liv-
ingston, right to Munson and right
to house.
Philip B. Key Co., Retaltors
Evening star., 1953-04-04

BETHESDA-Ramblers Of distinctive
rooms. rans ane Ssths iS. Tm NsS Sre Sse
place; dinette; kit. with .9-cu.-ft
refgr.. elec. range, diShwasher and
garbage disposal; beaut. finished
recr. rm. with f1repl.; storage room;
attached garage; on h-acre lot.
Sample 9Gse ssF furnished snS sn and
Directions: Out wisconsin ave. to
Bradley blvd. left and continue on
Bradley to Seven Locks I'd. Burn
ing Tree Estate opposite Bethesda
Country Club and left to open
STATE REALTY SERVICE
Evening star., 1953-04-04

Silver Spring-$19,7 $50
Six-rm. center hall Colonial on
fenced cor. lot. This freshly painted
brick and frame home is excel. for
comfortable living. Knotty pine
rec. rm. with bar and lavatory.
Side screen porch. Aluminium storm
tached garage. Walk to McKenny
School. Owner leaving for midwest.
Terms arranged.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Til 9 PM. Realtors LO. 5-2S0O
Evening star., 1953-04-04
HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcont. J

SO, ,OOO-Cozy country bungalow mes
tied In shady oak grove: bedrms
6741 Allentown I'd. LU. $1,000
DELBERT w. LEE. Is
NAVAL RESEARCH
156 FORESTER ST e.W.
OPEN 1 TILL 8
No matter where you work in Con-
gress Heights, this is an ideal loca-
tion for you. Shopping around the
corner and q busline close by. This
house is in beautiful condition.
Terms arranged or your house in
trade. Call Mr.. Cross.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th ST., AID. 4-2005
S15 CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. TO DARK
WEEKDAYS, 4 TO 6:3O
See these two-family apartments
houses that will give you living
quarters plus, income to help pay
for them. Only two left. Located in
one OF WaShington's most stable
rental areas. To reach: So. Capitol
to Atlantic St. Atlantic to 4tl, right
to Chesapeake and left to our sign
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2OO6.