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Evening star., 1954-12-21

CHEVY CHASE KApEBLER, neAxlnR
compietinEf Three bedrooms, 3
baths iiltramodern kits finished
recr; room; seress street from IN
CHEVY CHASE -Four bedrms.. lss
baths, club rIl.. GARAGE. modern
Kitchen near schools and buSlineS
owner must sell. TEs 0-142O, THOS.
]. FISHER q CO.. INC. pL 9-ti&30.
CHEyY CHASE. b. C., near Blessed
Sacrament and Lafayette schools
Detached brick Colonial with den
rms, & baths. iiy. rna. din. I'M,
kitchen with dining space. rec. rm.,
gara&e. level lot; only $4,000 down
: payment. Call KE. 10000 I'll
pm. REALTY BROKERS'. INC. go
CHEVY CHASE, b. C.-t,uiet shaded
street. within 9 moments walk ut
Ben Murch Elementary School.
son A1lss Hl0S Rs: af s HIf g,ns McSaToy sS m
dining room, 5 bedrooms. 2 - baths,
gear garAge; vacant Only $2S,UD0.
SO 900 trust availahies outstanding
home value. IN. SOTO. Cal
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. NC.
DI. 7-6S30.
GE0RGETOWN-Tm immaculate 3-bed.
room brick home. nut-of- ground
iot st. loo II. deep. @ Fl sas m h.-T.h. va In IN.
mediate occupancy One block ia
trnnSps and shopping. Asking $IH,-
$50. BIILMGSLEY REALTY CO,
Nn = = ~ ~ "a :, y 80. 80
s-elt h.ts. = t,i.s,5 .' sne so1- os
-. gsAU Snu Assaa yeas. s-Ds9- 9s
Ill. s.n LyN III pslaess 1ynu; .tosa
1880; CO. $4,000. --s,4
GLOVER Park; SI5.950- Immacu-
late 1S-ft. row brick, IN this flne
eonsenient nelsnDornQoo. EiKnt
,.ste r.. -. Ma. Ma.M ~
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FINE WooDRfpGE HOME
42O5 2()th ST NE.
HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.

Low or NO DOWN PAYMENT. with
income basement apartment, Con-
Eress Heights area. 96g Upsal st, Sc.
Exciting value. GI approved. B.
hedrm; brick DWELLING. Beautifully
storm doors and windows. kit, very
spacious Nv. rms. din. rin. and bed
rooms; ideal residential. shop. pa
rochial and public schools and
transp; OWNER; 10. .-30sso. 20 !
payment may own this charming
and thoroughly modern 3-bedrm.
house at eos ID st. sc. Bal, $50
mo. Ii. 7-sl00 or LU. 2-4757. eyes.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY


BETHESDA. SIT, $50 - Small family
large den on LIST, separate din rris.
paneled recr. rm.; built-in garage;
very close-in neighborhoOd. FRANK
s.: PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7006; eyes,
OIL. 4-5709. ---.2,3
BETHESDA---These folks want to sell
their house and move TO Florida,
They have Just the lovely little red
brick Colonial you've been looking
for In close-in Bethesda. near all
schools churches and NH; big NV.
rm. with fireplace. family din. rm.,
bright kit, 3 bedrms, 2 baths,
stairs to storage attic, screened side
porch with door to lovely fenced
yard; fun bsmt. with Law. and out
side entrance: attached garage. Let 5
early spring among the dogwood and
tulips. Call Barbara Richards, OIL.
2-3492 for an appointment. JAMES
4. DIXON n CO., ST. $4,000. ~
BETHESDA---Cape Cod quality built,
gorgeous setting, level lot. living
room with fireplace, din. rin., kitch-
en-, side screened porch. Full base
ment. Detached saraee. Only SI6,-
4 &c Co. II INC. es.iSp 81. 1855 1855 = FISHER
BETHESDA. S17.900--Mod. con-
ss.sAsfSA - A8AlHaSAs OAAAS Ac Au1UtllS
old, can be CTS, Immaculate and
in better than new cond.. this
lovely home on level cor. lot, co.'s
tainE well-designed living and dim
ing rooms, mod. kit. and 9 twin
sized bedrms. and den, or 8 oedrms.,
] n baths. marvellous radiant heat,
oval thermopane windows, utility
room, huge closets. storage attic,
big screened porch and carport.
Z Where can you beat this for value?
Call Mr.. Hall. JAMES l.. DIXON
y co. ST. 3-7200: ewes, OIL. A.
BETHEsDA--Here are . individual,
brand-new ramhiers In y cluse-iIl.
established neishborhoOd. See them
before Xmas. rs they wont last.
Six lge. rms, Ia baths. dayliRht
bsmt.. recr. rfn. space. SCI, 500,
on; 2-5008: ewes. 10. 4-7444. -
CHEVY CHASE BUY or THE YEAR
---J,ist think about this for S2S, 500.
Handsome big brk. Colonial with
spacious GEORGIAN center-hall pian:
includes. library with fireplace and
bOokshelyes, powder rm. and lge.
mod. kit. on 1st a.; 3 excel. bed
way TO finished 3rd n. big screened
porch, slate roof, 2-car built-in ga
rage; near Rosemary Grade and Le-
land Junior. FRANK s.. PHILLIPS.
DI. 7-141l: ewes, WO 6-3235
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SOMERSET
S23 q5O *

One Of the very charming older homes
ls-acre lot. 3 bedrms. and many other
des feats, Shown by appt. only.
O. F. SMITH g. BROS, co.
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EN1IIISH BIJNGALOW

Unusual Close-in convenience, on
quiet parkway. Brick and partial
up 70 park area. Living room and
recreation room, both with FIRE.
places; separate dining room, fun
basement and outside exit. SiS,a50.
James G. Conley 81 Co.
g7IO (Ienruia IN h.6TO0 tTii Ns.{fl
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HOUSES UNFURllIsHED tconi
FALLS CHURCH

Four -bedrm. brick Cape Cod: liv. rm.
s Eit ssP Biz st Is sIsmenssry % @ eaSsRSei scRoei.
S135. JOHN w. MuLROY CO.. JE.
z HOUSES 10 RENT
anufl,oaet Eee3tv ~ III a0nnn
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

well equip. drugstore doing
$SO000; active management can
increase business: heavily populated
location: busiine stops; doctors
GRocHRy asSsSgi ca'l AN5 81 NEAT s1aFesi sMi.RKTT
Fully equipped: all bills and stock
paid for: will sell on account hus-
band and vile parted. 81 800
week business; b-yr. lease: $4,000
cash. Call RA. 3-1552 or ia.
FuRSiTuRE 1TRSi9i sToRE-upholstery s shop.
fully equipped; plus 4 furn. apts..
SELLING s.iS PtaCE for balance only
with liquor license. Real bargain.
$1,000, Eyes. AID. 2-526s. "a
soda fountain, on Conn. ave; seats
20, does SI 200 wk.,. good prices.
This Is truly q beautiful place with
ultramndern equipment. Price, Sl6t-
900; terms, $4,000 cash down. WE.
THRIFT, Exclusive, 1411 Pa. ave.
BfEuTHYA ! 4 E "a sSgoN. slstt well estaolished, l
busy shopping center; low rent. good
income. Owner unable to handle
business. $1,000 If sold this month.
DRY CLEANING STORE. with 2
press machines; 4-h.p. boiler; pull
irons and spotting board Cash reg
Of dry cleaning and laundry stock.
Store now open for business. Will
take $500 cash. Phone Sundays and
evenings, RA. 3-6746. Weekdays,
RESI-. II Cochran .csa1 LouNGE--Beauti-
fully equip. Near z hotels and Un-
ion Station. Tapes a. bills to prove
S12.000 net last IL mos. Rent S120.
81 900 down. No brokers or, triners.
DI. 7-2503. IL
large, two-bay service sta
tion for lease by major oil company
in Arlington, Va. Excellent location
for sound, yeaf-found business from
surrounding neighborhood. Call KI.
DAScE HALL AND REsTAURxNT
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BRI1K CAPE COD

BRICK CAPE COD
Central Arlington. living room with
fireplace. dining room, kitchen. I
bedrooms and bath. ON FIRST floor,
g@bedroom and sewing room,
full basement, oil h.-w.h., garage;
available Immediately S125. per mo
plus ufil. BURNERS REALTY Co,
9 ia. 7-0071. 23
COLORED--5f9 RANDOLPH ST.
N.W.--Large. roomy home, 6 rooms,
bath, attic. porches, practically new
automatic heat. 500. MARSHALL
J: WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th st. NV.
cOLoRRDUS0s-A s.E.-Three- story
and basement brick; 8 rooms. 2M
baths, newly dec, oil heat; only
$1I5 per mo. MR.. NEUMANN Ma.
CoLORED--2Oa l2th ST. Ne
Small, four-room -and-bat house.
newly dec; only $3.50 per mo.
Mr.. NEUMANN. Ma. S-2321, Id
COLORED--l326 BUCHANAN ST.
NV bedroom brick home with
garage; available for immediate 0c-
cupancy; $135 mo. Cali DI. 7-4244. !.
COLOREf1-VACANT--SlI5 MO.
914 d st. NE; S-rm. Brick
EX 3-6707 RA. 3-2456
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N NOTHING DOWN

s72 mo. pays all. Christmas special.
s -bedrm. bungalow; nice-slze liv.
rm., lge kit. refsrs range, modefn
bath, side-screened porch, rear util-
ity rm and small porch, no bsnt.;
ON beautiful lge. lot, fenced rear
yard: AL cond.: vacant. Gl ap.
elose SEoSed trsip. sniooG schools hn6 Wfea'0s RA &
HU. 1886. CHAPMAN REALTY
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CT,OSE-IN

b &
SILVER sPR1NG--Near bus. schools
and shops. This well-desiened brick
home has large liy.. rm., din. rfn,.
kit, . bedrnis.. Ia baths. recr.
rfn.. Rarage, side screened porch.
GEORGE w. BAUSERMAN
JU. 5-l510 Ewes, RA. 3-5ss3
-....... .,..-.,, &c.,. -.
LIGHT AND BRIGHT
This brick home with 3 bedrooms
and = baths, surrounded BY tall
oak trees. near Woodmoor shopping
center and schools, is truly . value.
Hot-Water heat Is an added fen-
ture; can be bought Oh or FHA
with excellent terms; $4,000.
James G. Conley Il Co.
s7IO Georgia. Ju. B-S700 I'll ESQ
BUY IN A LIFETIME
IT'S pnly. once IN while you can
get 2-bedfoom bungalow with b
full basement. for $4,000 and ia
James G. Conley g. Co.
$40 oeorgls. 10. $500 til $50
Evening star., 1954-12-21

Hown: ,ss 4 rrns'. hath hcs-wafer hs hesf:
very Ice. corner lot; easy terms:
less than rent Vacant. DIXIE RE-
Atty CO. MA, e-SSS0s eyes- AP.
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Colored Woodridg

Fine detached 6-rm. home. al ise.
rms. mod. bath. finished attic, *
car garaees only 81 500 down. Eves..
Au1FRBAEH Il CO. pI 7.f50i
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

ONE OR TWO YOUNG LADIES to
share attrac. home in Shoreham vi
cinity with others. Call after $50
! Pm, HU. 3-S642 -
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HOUSES uNFuRNIsHED
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

cApITor, HILL. const. ave.--Home.
h.-w. n: $i3sS50: easy terms. -
a ST.-8 rms, Q kits. bath; 20 re-
model. 5000. Other desirable
homes ID NE. Ii z-S2OQ -2a
Evening star., 1954-12-21

and powder room. 3 fwin-size bed
rms, 2 baths. liF. rnf.. din. rm..
kitchen with dining space. rec. rua.,
garage. level lot; only So, 500 down
DsgmssnptA Az spArf7 G2il lnRKo5k;rSsc 81; scs3S TN z 8
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GLEN MAR PARK MD.

IMo-sforI. 3-bedrnl.. corner detached
house; fenced.in lott Rarsges built
Available early January. Call OF,
4-2429 or MA. S-6291 for appE. ----3
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DANCE HALL And RESTAURANT
In Va. JE. 3-87g6.
GROCERY STORE AND APT.

JOE H. THOMPSON
232 WOODWARD BLDG.
EN-. 3-122t, Day Or Night
Evening star., 1954-12-21

5314 KANSAS AVE. NV
Large refgT.. 3 bedrms., porehes.
baths. Excellent cond. New heat
ing plant. Ready for occupancy.
MARSHALL j. WApLE co.
1874 14th Sc. NV. AID. 4-20o5
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\ NO MONEY DOWN

\ 400 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
Finest home for the Price anywhere.
New 6-room brick bath and pow-
der room: fully equipped kitchen;
only 81 g $50. Call any time to see.
10. S-5777. --24
Evening star., 1954-12-21

WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
BETHESDA- -rn., FOOD corid. /: WALK,
dist. NIH and Naval Medical: $I50.
MALORA R. EHRISTMAN, INC.
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
Evening star., 1954-12-21

Also conventional financing. very
nice, clean property; bsnit. with out
side .entr.: gas heat. lovely fenced
lot. Very conv, loo, ] blk. 10 school
and transp Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-SIS6
or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS REALTY co.
Evening star., 1954-12-21

Mr.. NEW PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
461O SARGENT RID. NE.
New semidet. brick: 8 rms. 1st-d.
powder rli... gas heat: irnmed. Oc-
eupancy; only $110 per mo.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
Ever wonder what the model
is saying while she poses?
A new book offers answers

AMERICA, a land overfowing with milk, honey and
N calories, has given birth to a new species of
female which manages to look emaciated. under
nourished and consumptive on salaries lowering
around $4,000 year.
Known as high-fashion models, these beanpoles
assume pretzel poses against ridiculous backgrounds
They also stare smoothly into space like langud
giraffes and act like castaways from another planet
They have special talent for looking blase and dis
gusted with their minks and diamonds - as If no
man could ever do enough for them.
IHAr's evidently the way photographers and the
women's fashion magazine editors feel smart women
should act But an amusing book out this week -
FASHIONS Folly" by Leslie Leber and Toni Miller
vanguard Press - takes completely different
view of what these expressions and poses really mean
The authors have captioned group typical fashion
photos with words the models might well have been
muttering to themselves when the cameras clicked.
We reprint sampling from the book with the
assurance that the fashion world will survive this
gentle prod in the ribs
What's more - if those pretty models will just eat
little bit more, they'll survive too.
Photographs BY Carl PerWts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-15
Saran Plastic Window Treats

Famous Saran plastic mar
quisette that sheds water,
never sees an iron! RodlesS
window treats fit windows up
to so inches wide, "a inches
high. Embroidery and applique
styles in white with red, blue,
green or gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-15

Amazing values, these quick
driving Dacrons curtains
breeze through laundering.
need little ironing! Light
ivory :. "a inches wide to
the pair, 50. So and 72-inch
lengths.
81 and 90-inch lengths,
sDuPont Fiber 3.S9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-15

New festoon woven tone-on-
tone patternl Expertly tai
lored with pinch pleated tops,
80 inches long, "a inches wide
to the pair. Almond green,
pink, gold, turquoise, char
treuse. beige, grey, rust. So
and 70 inch lengths mot in
all colors.) ------------3.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-15
Come, See LOCKE WALLACE
Fsmoss Wsshissten Artist
Picture Dspt.. 6th r.. Wsshinsten

See him paint watercolors from memory In only 10
minutes. Mr.. Wallace has repertoire Of so landscape
scenes. Watch him-he's fascinatingl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Farmers Of 4 States
To Meet in Hauersfown
SpeeioI Dispoteh TO The SiaF


HAGERSTOWN, Feb. 25.-
Over 800 farmers are expected to
attend the annual Four State
Farmers meeting here tomorrow
when a number of leaders in
farm activities will give talks.
A discussion on irrigation will
be led by T. B. Quackenbush,
head Of the irrigation section.
engineering division Of the Soil
Conservation Service. He will
give suggestions for solving irri-
CATION problems in the Pennsyl-
vania. Maryland. Virginia and
West Virginia areas.
The outlook on farm markets
for the coming year will be dis
cussed by DR.. Paul E. Nystrom,
of the University Of Maryland.
DR.. C. w. Pierce. professor Of
agricultural economics at Penn
State College. will discuss the flu
ture of dairy markets. The status
of beef markets in 1854 will be
discussed by Harold Briemyer OF
the Agriculture Department.
The meeting had been origi-
nally scheduled for January 20
but was postponed because Of a
heavy snow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Ford and GIN Warn Dealers
Against New Car 'BootIegging'

complained Of overproduction
and maldistribution of new cars.
These. Mr.. Curtice wrote. were
not factors in the situation.
"In fact" he said. 1884 mod
els Of General Motors cars were
in the bootleg market before
there was sufficient production
to supply our dealers with the
necessary stock for display and
sales purposes.
Even now some models in
short supply because Of limited
production are being 'bootlegged.
Under these circumstances,
there can be only one reason for
this practice-the selfish desire
on the part Of some dealers for
a quick nominal profit at the ex-
pense Of the customer, the pub
lie. the dealer organization, and
the manufacturer" the GIN
president said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25

Brand neiv, quick frozen
IUOnder rates cheers from
kitchen, too. Golden
fried in 8 easy minutes.
Meier touches frying pan.
# plates are on their way back
for more before everyone is
served the first taste Of 4
Fishermen golden fried Fish
sticks will tell you why.
For Fishsticks are the newest,
most tempting, most downright
delicious treat you ever carried
In from the kitchen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
BY the Associated Press

DETROIT. Feb. IS. - Henry
Ford II. president of the Ford
Motor Co., and Harlow H. Cur
tice. president of General Mo-
tors Corp. have warned their
dealers throughout the Nation
against the practice of automo-
bile "bootlegging."
Both Mr.. Ford and Mr.. Curtice
broadly limited yesterday in let
tiers to their new car dealers that
II the practice continues to grow,
some dealers stand a good chance
Of losing their franchise.
(Bootlegging is the wholesal.
ing by franchised dealers Of new
cars to used Car retailers who sell
them at less than list price.)
Protests filed by franchised
dealers repeatedly prompted the
National Automobile Dealers As
ISOLATION to appeal to the manu-.
facturers to put q halt to boot
Logging.
Ford Lists Injurious Elements.
Mr.. Ford. In his letter to Ford
and Lincoln Mercury dealers.
listed five clements about boot
Logging which he said hurt the
dealer himself:
/. Losing direct contact with
the ultimate user Of the car.
2. Losing the opportunity to
service the new car owner and
build him into a longtime buyer.
8. Running the risk of having
his product appear as distress
merchandise"
4. Undermining the basic prin-
ciples of new car distribution.
S. Making it less likely for the
customer to receive full benefit
Of his warranty and additional
services.
GIN Asks CO. operation.
Mr.. Curtice appealed to the
dealers to cooperate with Gen.
eral Motors in preserving the
most valued franchise in the in
dustry." At the same time he
advised them GIN will continue
to review their performance in
carrying out their obligations
under the selling agreements
with General Motors.
Some dealers, encountering
competition from used car deal
ers with new cars to sell, have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25

man, said Sc. 400 was collected by
IS regular Scouting units in the
first two weeks Of the drive. An
other IS units are to report dur
ing the final two weeks.
A special committee, mean
while. has been appointed to en-
list sustaining members not
reached by regular Scouting
units. Frank M. Holmes of
HyattSville is chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25

and crunchy on the outside. And
inside is all moist, tender, flaky
white meat of ocean fish with a
just-caught favor that Is just
plain wonderful.
And what could be thriftier?
Fishsticks are all eating, no
waste. actually it takes 3
pounds Of fresh fish to make a
10-oz. package Of Fishsticks!)
Pick up a package or two at
your neighborhood store. 10 big
sticks" In every package -
enough for 2 or 3 easy, delicious
servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
seuIIops At Home
in 8 Minutes, Too!

Today, you no longer have to go
to a restaurant land pay res
taurant prices) to enjoy deli
cious fresh-caught ocean seal
lops. Simply get a package or
two of 4 Fishermen Golden
Ready-Fried Scallops at the
frozen food case in your store.
Fix them like q master chef,
yourself. Just pop them into a
preheated broiler for 8 minutes.
Out they come "golden-fried."
Try 'em. They're the fastest
you've tasted!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25

Plans for the 1854 Montgom-
cry. County Brotherhood meet
ing will be discussed at q meet
ing Monday in the auditorium Of
the Fig Building. Colesville road,
Silver Spring, Md. according to
the Rev. John F. McClelland,
president of the Montgomery
County Chapter Of the National
Conference of Christians and
Jews Judge Alfred Moves of
the county Juvenile Court will
be chairman of this event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Fish Oil Exports Rise

BOSTON.-American exports
Of fish oil. largely used in making
paints and soaps in this country.
tripled In the first nine months
Of 1853 over the comparable
months of 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Named for London Spon

SALT LAKE CITY-Tower
Bridge In Utah's Bryce Canyon
National Park was so named be-
cause Of its striking resemblance
to the famous bridge that spans
the Thames River in London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Boy Scout Fund Drive
Passes Halfway Mark

The Prince GeoreS County
Boy Scout district has passed the
halfway mark in its $4,000
sustaining fund drive for 1854.
Col. George E. Slower Of Dis
trict Heights. campaign chair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Search Under Oceon

A Portuguese Autographed
suuplv vessel has failed to locate
the submerged object which
sank the liner Klipfontein of
Zorava Point on Africa's east
coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25

And most wonderful of all-you
do practically no work in the
kitchen to fix them.
So easy to prepare.
Just heat and serve.
There's no muss, no fuss. No
batter to mix. No hot, sputter-
ing frying pan to watch over.
No need to wait for 4 Fisher
men FishstickS to defrost. Just
pop them into q preheated broil-
er for 8 minutes or into a 425'
oven for Is.
Out they come-all golden crisp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
NOW AVAILABLE

Are three lovely apartment homes
each Is OF q different size and, has
Its own distinctive floor plan and
desirable features.
rhe largest is . magnificient, CON-
pleteiy modernized home CONSISTING
OF 2 spacious foyer. large living room
with adjoining soiarium, full-sized
dining room, two bedrooms, two
q dream kitchen in the latest color
styling with the most modern equip
ment and many features found only
In the most expensive homes. Base
board radiation for your winter
comfort and wired for air condi-
TONERS should you desire this con-
venience at any time. Price S37. .
900. Reasonable terms arranged.
rhe second is one Of the most desir-
moor. consisting Of An entrance foy-
e; large living room with adjoining
Solarium, dining room. kitchen, bed
room and bath. This is q very spa
ciouS one-bedroom apartment home
with three exposures and faces on
our beautiful front lawn. Reasonably
priced et $4,000. Substantial cash
rhe third Is very attractive apart
ment-home consisting Of an entrance
foyer. large living room with adj
Joining sun porch, junior dining
room, spacious kitchen, bedroom and
bath: This lovely home is well To-
Gated on the front of the BUILDING
eno Is n excellent condition. The
price OF $17.500 Is very Reasonable
Terms nave been arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
THE BRoADMooR

dealiy located on upper Connecticut
avenue at sPorter street, with its
distinctive architecture and very
beautiful lawns is Washington's most
outstanding cooperative apartment
house. Available for your comfort
venient inside garage and econon.
ical maid service. Here you may en-
JOY among good neighbors the pleas
ure,. the comfort and the security
Of living in large apartment house
plus the many ADVANTAGES OF home
ownership. ut lower cost than in
q private home OF comparable value.
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BEYoUR OWN
LANDLORD

Save for your future security and
protection instead Of saving rent
receipts and at the, same time enjoy
comfortable, economical living In
Your Own Apartment Home
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R2R N MONROE ST
BUCKINGHAM
SORRY! VERY SORRY! +!

We have rented all the e and 3 bed.
room apis. In our new section. How
ever We are now accepting applica.
tons for future occupancy in !.
bedroom apis. only
1-bedroom apis. have
always been the ideal for newlyweds
or the nice quiet middle-aged folks,
in apis. and its shopping center
have made IL Q most desirable place
to live. Our beautiful trees and
shrubs provide o country setting In
q location that is lust Q few min
utes from Washington.
Call our Mr. Brodie. and arrange for
. definite appointment towards be.
coming Q resident Of Buckingham.
S13 N. GLEBE RD.. ARL.. VA.
ia. $4,000
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE. d. O-0 bedrooms,
Tm: Can n. e-6s7o. between 10
r vI BROOK, Observation-Disclosures
occupancy. Phone OF. 7.o7OO. al
ALEX. on Route /; brick. 2 Tms., az
baths. OIL heat; n GOOD eond.: good
transD. $40. II. 0-633o. -26