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Arizona sun., 1954-02-19
PHOTOGRAPHS
for the
Homemoker

DON'T WASTE CITRUS FRUIT
Don't let the citrus fruit on your
trees go to waste.
Oranges and grapefruit are easi-
Iy frozen for later use. When
picked at the soft-ripe-but not
overripe- stage They make a good
frozen product. Frozen oranges
and grapefruit can be used in
salads and fruit plates, or for
breakfast just as they are, says
Elsie H. Morris, extension nutri-
ton specialist at the University
of Arizona.
For easy pealing and removal of
the rag put the fruit in boiling
water; five minutes for grapefruit
and three minutes for oranges.
Cool them in running cold water,
loosen the peels by cutting out
perpendicular lines across the stem
and then work the peelS loose with
the fingers. If properly blanched
the skins can be removed very
easily.
Freeze only the fruit pulp, dis
card the membrane and seeds. To
obtain the sections insert a blunt
knife at one end of the fruit next
to a dividing membrane and push
, it through the fruit. Twist the
knife and remove the section di-
rectly into a freezing container.
Cover one and one-half cups of
grapefruit or orange sections with
onethird cup of undiluted extra
sweet corn syrup. Be sure that
, there is three-quarter inch head
space for the expansion of the
fruit and syrup when it's frozen.
IF you don't like sweetened fruit,
Ghey can be frozen as they are in
a sugar syrup covering. However,
they won't hold the flavor and
quality as long as the corn syrup
covered fruit.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-19

: An estimated $4,000 head of
lower-grade cattle were diverted
from normal trade channels dur
ing 1858 by USDA purchases of
beef products.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-19
Bits of This
and That
Ry KATHERINE e. BASS

George S. Thompson 80, Spanish
American War veteran, and oldest
Purple Hearter in the United
States is still enjoying the first,
event of it's kind, in his life. Last
Thursday as one of a welcoming
committee who greeted Anton d.
Kneller, national commander OF
the Military Order of the Purple
Heart, upon his arrival here,
Thompson made his first appear
ance on TV, Channel 5.
+ With the committee and other
members of the order, Thompson
made tour Of the city and dined
at the Desert Inn in Scottsdale,
before returning to the Purple
Heart Home, E. Monte Vista Rd.
Thompson spent the night at the
home of his granddaughter, Mrs.
Katherine E. Ayers, 9O2 S. 9th
Ave-, and returned Friday to his
desert home near Apache juno
toin where he resides alone.
Nineteen members of the Junior
Choir of the Church of Christ,
9512 Compton Ave-, Los Angeles,
California were guest singers at
the Church of Christ, 11O1 w. Ton
to, here Sunday afternoon.
The pastor, Rev. Vanderbilt
Lewis and the Sisters Bible Class
gave a weiner roast, Saturday
night for the group at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs, Earl Swain
Sr., 1852 w. Cocopah st.
Weiners and marshmallows were
toasted over the barbecue pit, in
the patio. Salad, punch and cake
were also served the forty guests
attending.
Among those present were
Miss Jackie Morrison and her
brother Sammy, former Phoeni-
clans, now living in Los Angeles.
Area and district leaders of the
recently held Mothers March on
Polio met Thursday morning at
the First Presbyterian Church,
Third Avenue and Monroe, to hear
reports of the drive and to make
plans for future drives.
1t was unanimously agreed that
children soliciting with school
cards caused a great decrease in
fund collecting. Many districts
totaled less than in previous
years, although a few exceeded
past reports.
Area leaders, school districts,
and district leaders collected a
grand total of $52,O8475.
This report shows what can be
done in a few short hours. Totals
from special events and telathon
programs are not included in this
report. Hope is held that with the
aid of Gamma Goblin, the funds
raised in the next. few drives may
be used more for research than
for new polio victims, and that
within a few years, there will be
no need of March of Dimes.
An estimated $4,000 head of
lower-grade cattle were diverted
from normal trade channels dur
ing 1858 by USDA purchases of
| Leof x,,aodaao+c
Arizona sun., 1954-02-19

MRS. Jennie Tannehill, 1000 S.
7th Avenue, was elected secretary
of the Maricopa County Coordinat-
ing Federated Republican Wom-
ems Clubs in their first annual
meeting, last Saturday. She is
also serving her third term as
President of the Republican Wom-
ems Club, Unit 2.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-19

The procedure to be followed by
cotton farmers in obtaining cotton
classification and cotton market
news services in 1854 under the
Smith-Doxey Act will be about the
same as in 1853.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-19

Fryer-rOaster turkeys, sometimes
called turkey broilers", are tend
er-meated birds, usually under 16
weeks of age and from to 8
pounds in ready-to-cook weight.
Probably the factor which exerts
the greatest influence on diets of
farm families is that of food habits
acquired in childhood by the men
and women WHO now head the
households.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-19
Jottngs On Your
SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
Coll your news into the office before
Wednesday PM. = Phone AL 3-3o81

CYNTHIA BROWN
ENTERTAINS AT
VALENTINE PARTY
Miss Cynthia Brown was hostess
to 20 of her young friends on last
Saturday afternoon at Valentine
party in her home, 1914 E. Madison
Street.
Girls and boys who enjoyed food
delicacies and games appropriate
for the celebration of romantic
traditions and dancing were: Caro-
lyn Clark, Virginia Crump, Char
lotte Flipper, Jacquelyn Harvey,
Karie and Barbara Hooks, Betty
10 and Barbara Goone, Deanna
and George Brown, Kenneth Mon
roe, John Milden, Henry Cooper,
Larken Arnold Jr., and Rudolph
Ward.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-19

The 1853 pig crop ttoaled 821
million head, decrease of 10 per
cent from 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18

lost through elimination of
some of the Commissioners pro-
poSalS.
2. To cut the sales tax exemp-
ton on meals to IA cents in order
to assure that the works program
will incur no future deficits.
Asked for Tax Cushion.
3. To impose a / per cent sales
tax on groceries in the event the
Fderal loan were disallowed. He
said the Commissioners didn't
like to do that. but we felt it
was the one that would be the
least harmful"
Gen. Prentiss said the Com
misSioners had argued that a
real estate tax raise should be
held in reserve for "emergen-
cies." He explained that it is
the only major tax the city
heads have the power to regu-
late. in the event emergencies
require it to present a balanced
budget.
Throughout the hearings, city
officials argued also that real
estate and sales tax raises would
make both residential and busi-
ness areas in the suburbs more
attractive to present city resi-
dents.
Mr.. Spencer told the television
audience he did not think the
l per cent grocery sales tax would
be high enough. however. to
chase many housewives to
Maryland or Virginia grocery
stores.
A reporter on the television
panel asked jokingly if the Com
missioner thought police checks
should be made at District
borders-in the same way Mary
land police check for liquor
bought in the District. MIR.
Spencer said he didn't think
that would be necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18
Police Chief Commits Suicide
After His Car Kills SchooIboy
35-Yeur Veteran
Was to Be Feted
At Woodbridge, N. J.
BY the Associated Press

WOODBRIDGE, N. j., Feb.
18.-Police Chief George E.
Heating committed suicide by
swallowing a dose of cyanide
after killing a schoolboy in a
hit-and-run accident, authori-
ties disclosed yesterday.
The chief. 81. who was to have
been honored by the town today
for his IS years Of service. took
the poison in his home Tuesday
about IL hours after the accident
in which Robert Berardi, IA,
was killed.
At first, Chief Keating's death
was believed to have been due to
a heart attack, but an autopsy
revealed mouth burns and the
presence of cyanide.
1T is a most regrettable case
involving this fine officer who had
been one Of the most outstand-
ing policemen in Middlesex
County," County Prosecutor Alex
Eber said.
Mr.. Eber said a witness to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18
Repuirmen on the Vino

LONGPORT, N. j. (P.-Sea-
gulls are helping maintain streets
in ,Longport. The birds open
clans by flying over streets and
pavement. The clans crack open
and the gulls get their dinner.
The shells, ground fine by pass
ing cars, fill in cracks in the
pavement,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18
Eisenhower Is Beinq
Undercut by Aides,
Robert Young Says
By Allen Druy

Robert R. Young charged to-
day that President Eisenhower
is being "undercut" by people in
his administration "who should
be doing constructive things in
stead Of thinking of the corpo-
rations they left behind them.
The fiery chairman of the
Allegheny Corp. was in Wash
ington to testify before the
Securities and Exchange Com
mission in opposition to a pro-
posed change in SEC rule which
would exempt stock issues of
subsidiary companies from Fed
eral competitive bidding require
ments
He used the occasion to take
swings at the New York Central
Railroad. whose management he
is battling for control, at men,
bers Of the Presidents official
family. at the Association of
American Railroads, and at
Eastern banking houses he says
are dominating American in
dustry.
Opposes Monopoly.
Mr.. Young told a press con-
ference after his appearance be-
fore the commission that he Is
sure Gen. Eisenhower lis as OPP
posed to monopoly as I am"
Il don't think he's aware of
what Is going on here" he said.
Mr.. Young refused to name
any names in his criticism of the
Presidents advisers because Il
have enough enemies already,
and I need all the friends can
get"
Rejects Power Charge.
He scornfully rejected q
charge by William White, presi-
dent of New York Central. that
he is seeking the board chair
manship because of greed for
power" He pointed out the
Allegheny Corp, a holding firm,
has Invested itself Of stock of the
Chesapeake & Ohio, of which he
used to be chairman.
"A man greedy and seeking
power would not be likely to give
up the assured power of c. & O., +"
he said, "for the speculative
power Of the New York Central. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18

accident. whom he refused to
identify. had given a description
Of the hit-run driver and auto
which Tailed with Chief Heating
and his car. He also said Chief
Keating's car bore a dent in the
left front fender which tied his
car to the accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18
SPORT COATS

S35 to zs.75 RoIeish AII-WooI Tweed and shet-
lands. solid coIors, pIoids and checks Regular
sizes, IS to 81; long, So and SO -----23.5O
81 S45 to SIS RaIeish AIIWooI Sport coots, blues,
eroys and browns. Regular sizes IS to Al, "A
and 4o; Short 81 to 40; long, So, 80 and 48;
extro long, 38. 80. A and 4o to 48 1850
Evening star., 1954-02-19

Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1854
Evening star., 1954-02-19

GI?? $I3.95O - All-brick bungalow
home near bus and schools; walk up
attic. rec. rm. A. ]. KESSINGER g.
CO, JU. 9-4544.
FOR SALE BY OWNERS -bedroo
modern rambler, year old. in Rock
Creek Palisades. Kensington. Washer,
disposal etc. Minimum. down pay
ment, Owner transferred; will sacri-
OWNER LEAVING MUST SELL
Colonial brick. slate roof. center
hall 8 rms. : baths: garage: peri
cond cony. Bethesda. Make. offer
above $4,000. First trust. J.
NOBLE BoAz. OIL. 2-750O. OIL.
STOP-Save time. gas and money.
STANFORD REALTY CO.. HE. A.
NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER. ia
baths, large kit. with 9h -cu. 1T.
refgr.. de luxe gas range. elec. dish
washer and disposal: large porch.
5907 Ipswich rd.. Bethesda Also
3 stores. fully aforementioned. for
rent in new shopping center To-
Gated in the Wheaton Triangle. Call
MR.: HOLT at JU. 5-3373. -21
Evening star., 1954-02-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

UNIVERSITY PARK-Brick; large liv.
rm; sun rm.. din. rm.. kit. and "a
bath; upstairs. 3 twin-size bedrms.
ad bath JAMES ,dssl NJ MoostsGs cAF Pfsee PNe
WA 7-Oe02: ewes. WA. 1850
W. LANHAM HILLs-e.bedrm. bun
galow. incl, porch; lge,. lot:. should
ge on 81 With ft,SaSYN SnlY se5tlemsnt. k cost
$3.50 DOWN-Green Meadows. Less
than rent. completely redecorated b.
rm. bungalow on level lot, in most
f9 s7sso oesson months SSst SayI 0 Fsfs M
Esa ERr gAi 3. DAvfg 17fgoS z co. q pm: 30 RSs-
RAMBLER-S bedrms,. Just over B: c.
line s.e:; firepls.. one in lge. living
I'm. Ia and one .s, IN beaut; rec. rn.; sep.
gear earage. See this his before You You
buy. Call Mr.. Penland, ST. 3-73BS:
ss,i; syss,i; ~ ~ 277612 till 10 pm. ATLAS
BY OWNER--3-bedrm., cinder block
rambler; large fenced-in lot. COM
esssy Hassr room dyder Ieis sas
sacrifice sas ah' At s1o,sSo. 5ssS small small down own
payment, assume FHA payments.
HSGsRso UGi sSofS9' BY HUGHES - Brandlgew dls
brick Coionial; 6 lge. rms SEP din: Din.
1 5a$ 20. DOWN o'%s: " e. ksrfH5; a1aHEs Egg eo
HoUsEs by BY HUGHES - New Brick
ramblers; 3 bright bedrms.. full
bsmt.. gas h.-w,h.. M-acre lots; bar
H6aHRs fa5e RE'es g.. 't 1p s4si54aS6 79i4S6. ao R.
HOUSES BY HUGHES - Popular
kt1,. ANH HI
garage. Anchor fenced lot. hundreds
s1,%Sso.. W. IN r. '9f0ead1z a1oEs COS 1shsf* HP.
AssGME; GI LoAN-semidet. brick;
8 bedrms., powder rm., garbage disp..
dishwasher. full bsmt., mostly out of
ground. Walking dist. to public and
parochial schools. ROGERS REALTY
CO.. AP. 7-S947. MA. $4,000. 30
GI. $3.50 DOWN-$7s mo-. incl. taxes
and ms. buys this adorable mod.
brick rambler. nestled on pic
pcss encs eoafT ge Bet Sedr wth spaeoas shts
liv. .rm.. dinette and equipped kit;
tiled bath; radiant gas heat; only
S11.75O. See it today and COM
pare with what you have seen at
pueh pEenv hignsr n1srr, PRICES c1 & Can The THE
til 8 pm.
FOREST HEIGHTS COLONIAL
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick home; liv. rm.
with fireplace, separate din. rm..
kitchen and bath, attached garage
and inclosed porch. full basement.
owner transferred and must sell.
Conv. to Andrews and Boiling Fields.
Bureau of Census and downtown.
See this before you buy. Call Mr..
1852. ATLAS REALTY CO. FL
TEMPLE HILLS
DETACHED GRIN. CAPE COD
On lge level lot. Full bsmt.. lge. nv
rm. with flrepl.: new-houSe cond.:
conv. ciose-in loc. Don't buy until
you see this. Mrs. Cox. LU. 2-S136.
ATLAS REALTY CO., ST. 3-73G8.
420o 54th PL., BLADENsBURG, MD.
Vacant; e rms, 2 baths; bsmt., gas
heat: 1905 down. move in: balance
WiLLouGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
Ii 6-7043. Ewes, LA. 6-6562.
RAMBLERs, 2 AND 8 BEDROOMS
have a wide selection of new ram
blers in choice locations in subur-
ban Maryland over District line
from Southeast Washington. con-
venient to Andrews. Boiling Field.
Census Bureau. Moderately priced.
Call me before you buy. Mr.. Crib
Bile. ST. 3-736s: ewes. LU. 4-2462
ATLAS REALTY co. -2l
Evening star., 1954-02-19
ALEXANDRIA
WIDOW MUST SELL
BRICK RAMBLER

With 3 large bedrms. and Q
full high ceiling in bsmt. in an
exclusive sec. south of Alex.
This house has all the fine
qualities OF q very expensive
home, large liv. rm. with Are
place. cor. built-in cabinets
and dining area. Mod. kit. and
T. &c bah bsmt. has outside
ent.. asphalt tile flooring. wash
tubs and shower stall in bsmt.
bathroom. This beautiful home
is situated on large cor.
lot with paved streets close
to shopping center and bus.
Several rms. can be added in
bSmt. is above ground Only
bsmt. and large part of
5 miles from downtown Alex.
r.. P:oqo S,7s44 s4%n or 'eea TE. S5es2sS494' 5sfss44
OFFICE OPEN SUN, FEB. II.
10 AM. TO g Pm.
Evening star., 1954-02-19
HOUSES SALIVA. Cont J

WILL TRADE Or sELL-Eieht;1oom
house near Falls Church. eouble ga
ness on or near No. gil hwy. what
write Or cali owner. 5ess n. wash.
eDI 1lvd;. ScAnlS;; AL; Vs; Ua; KE; 3; s2ss. 20
ing S.rm bsth all lE1 stacea awdnel1s eottaae HIso
4 rms. with elec.: income property.
4. 3; 3, STANLEY, "a Crescent s-ool5.
4skooM BuNeALow-on hwy. 30:
saoS sfeas5tsi'si oo5 dosn AND a l. srAN RrTA,sNs
Leg. IA. S-9ls1. Crescent 3-0t.i5.
WHITE FRAME-2-pedrm. BUNGALOW
spacious din. rm., lge. kit, porch
e GSoMAM2s6NwEALTH A1s6Hwy PROPS. NC.
81 200 DOWN on this neat, s-bedrm.
nungalow with monthly payments
d nae neey en': :auDped uEaaa E Et !m rssei oso
mens: LYNN REALTY. sdGER q 5E. 'gGsSlot1 sssaoe.
s,BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER moor.
to,ceiling firepl.; storm windows:
steS sisSSe ss''s ss$@c Sssd'Sa dr. 'F 5E ISIS:
LOG CABIN-uniaue s.e-acre estate,
with log. pine-paneled dwelling Of
great charm: fully furnished,
tance of committing n .ac.ent Ss
neighborhood;. SO: 500. with terms.
or $500 cash. No offers. APPER.
PERSON REALTY. oV. $4,000; or
owner. Edgewater 9-6505. I'll
RAMBLER-TYPE HOME. furnished.
on u acre land; $4,000 cash, as
sumo note. No dealers. DU. 5-93s9.
IN THE HEART OF FALLS CHURCH
kit. fireplace. fenced-in rear yard:
sTss ssaSHs Su' caf eaf 'o5SRRiax o%TGs d.
50, ,S5o@4 bedrms.: N. Arl. YoDER,
ia. 8-7053; MA. 8-321O. 2Os
GREEN N-SHUTTERED WHITE RAM.
BIER. with picture window. firepl.:
on lge; lot In quiet setting Of big
fk M asd d pan arsa! Sens ehSass ons
GE kit; big garden area and ample
financing: S16. $50. JE: 1914. -2i
rsmb1sf bath saI1,n
dream kitchen. Al this under
$4,000; Gail J.; WESLEY SUCH-
A4NAN' INC. Radio Bldg. Arl.. va-
price. This BRAND:NEW brick and
shingle beauty really has the fea-
lures: spacious bedrooms. fully
ment with ,BUILT-N GARAGE;
150x250 HANDICAPPED lot: GE AIR
WALL HEAT; ONLY .S13.95O with
excellent terms. J. WESLEY BJCH-
ANAN. INC. Radio Bldg, Ari.. Va.
81. 800 Down - Brand-new brick
rambler, rians +, 8 bedrms,. IA IL baths; spa
dc. luxe kit. built-in breakfast nook;
1ull bsmt.; cloSe-in Arl.: full price,
S!S,95O: BETTER HOMES REALTY.
$3.50 Downs bedrms., Ia baths:
assume large CT loan: lovely com.
munlty: Be sure to see this one.
BETTER HOMES REALTY. ia.
HoSEYMooNERs' e1SfYHt DELrGHr-s1 200
down for this lovely 2-bedrm. brick
rambler on lot .15O IT. deep with
beautiful trees; lovely in every re-
spect. Full price. S12.950. You must
REALTY. IA. $1,000.
81 900 DOWN-Full price, s1O.95o;
$3.50 per mo. for prin.. int, taxes
and insur. Close-in Arl. 2-bedrms.:
we'll equipped: auto. washer; screens.
storm windows; disposal; awnings.
Anchor-fenced lot. Immaculate cond.
BITTER HOMES REALTY. ia. 5.
9400.
ALE RFAnV FTNANCEn-NO WATTTN6
Evening star., 1954-02-19

coLoRED-DETACHED BRICK
$24, ,500-$4,000 DOWN
cIs baths. unicue rec rm. WITH
FIREPLACE. CARPETS AND Gus
TOM MADE DRAPEES TO REMAIN
Exquisite taste in every design
Liy rm.. flrepl.: din. rm.. lge. mod.
kit. bedrm and bath on LIST A..
in garage. nice yard, excel. loc
Ewes. Mr.. LOWRY. HA. 2-7302.
BLITZ & CO., NO. 7-0195
Evening star., 1954-02-19
GROVETON
BEDROOM RAMBLER

THE BUY OF THE YEAR
Inspect this house TODAY.
Carport. picture windows,
automatic washer, rear scr.
porch, ranch-type fence: We
netian blinds. fireplace. living
rm.. kit, large enough to eat
in. Tiled bath; pull-down stair
way to storage attic: 36-inch
range. refgr.. 3 blks. to bus
re. M 6.7s44 OR TIE. e-7a44
IL BAKER & SON, INC
116 S. St. Asaph ST.. Alex, Va.
Evening star., 1954-02-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
$1,000 DOWN
$66 MONTH

~ Wv
S-bedrm. semidet. home in Anacos-
tia Nice yard and cow. to schools.
Priced. $4,000. MIR. Harris.
ALDRE. INC. LU. 4-0747: ewes.
'LU. 1-7126 10
$9,000-6 ROOMS-D.C.
Nj TIE Pa. Ave Bridge. is the To-
cation of this det. 6-rm. and bath
homo with huge 45-ft. glassed in
porch gas h.-w.h,: lot 3Oxl30:
BERT e. SONS. Realtors, 515 e
Capitol st Ii. 3-0l2g.
SI3.85O--LYNDALE--3-bedrm.br brick
home fully furnished including TV:
in new-house condition. Terms. Inn
mediate possession. JOHN L. SHELL
TON Realtor. 10. $4,000. Ia
Colored-Vacant
Today'S Best Buy in D. c.
Only $495 Down
Lge. det. brick; near 4th and Pa. ave.
sc, Al shape. 6 rms. and hath:
h.-w.h.; full bsrnt.; priced right.
John D. Neumann Prop, Inc.
027 18th st. NV. MA. s-2s2l;
Evening star., 1954-02-19
ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE
lat SOUTH ADAMS sT.-Privately
built brick. slate roof. center half.
lge. liv rm. with hrepl.; lavatory,
bedrm., smaller bedrm., bath on End
A.; frll bsmt; oil h.-wh. Exclusive
neighborhood. Approx. "a acre with
magnificent oak trees and other
landscaping. Garage in bsmt. Con-
tor 70 sroses sno pns p
responsible party. $4,000.
j. VINSON PETER
Evening star., 1954-02-19
HOLLYWOOD. MD.
S73 A MONTH

$73 A MONTH
INCLUDES TAXES AND INSURANCE
Detached 3-bedroom brick rambler;
spacious paneled rec. rm.. also chill
dren's playroom: immac. cond.; lge.
fenced lot; full price. S13.500. Mrs.
Voigt.. HE, 4-6294. COX & co.
UN. 4-l526. 10
ST. MARY'S PARISH
Three-bedrm., family-sized home
just blocks from parochial church,
proposed school. Full din. EQUIP.
beaut. fenced corner lot A real
w. HYATTS.-$11,950
A pretty 2-bedrm. Cape Cod. with all
the wanted features. Expandable
attic; full bsmt. with outside en-
trance and rec. rm.; Anchor-fenced
yard: off-Street parking: ! blk. to
lge. shop. center and busline. Only
1000 down to GI. Easy terms to
non-GI. Call now.
HYATTSVILLE HILLS
A rare Offering of a beaut. Ayr -old
brick Colonial in superb Hyattsville
location; 3 bedrms., 2 baths; built
in garage, lge. lowered and screened
in porch perfect for cool summer
living. Priced to sell. Shown by
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166 WA. 7-6655
Evening star., 1954-02-19
COTORED-GT

SIS PER MONTH
$3.50 DOWN PAYMENT
New, S-bedrm. brick; tull basement
See model home. 1868 Ames ST.
ne. or call Ma. S-46S7 or KE. .
Evening star., 1954-02-19
KENSTNGTON

Brick rambler with lge. liv. rm. and
firepl. Kit. equip. elec. dishwasher
rm.: . bedrms.; fenced yard. Close
to NH. blk. to school and bus.
Assume trust. Can be GI. S12,S00.
LO: 5-1762, Mr.. Barton. PO 2-2970.
Evening star., 1954-02-19
3 LARGE BEDROOMS

z FULL BATHS
A brick suburban home, full
bsmt., gar.. sun porch, LIST a.
has liv. rm. with fireplace,
sep. din. rm., kit.. bedrm.
and full tiled bath. End fl. has
:. dormitory-size bedrooms and
a full tiled bath. City water
and sewerage. Price reduced
to $1S.500: $1,000 down.
TIE. 6-7244 OR TIE. 6-7344
Evening star., 1954-02-19
$3.50 DOWN

6 RMS. LOVELY vD.. BsMT.. H.-W.H
Run. don't walk to the phone and
call RE. 1851 for the buy of your
life at only $3.50 down. Redecor-
tmprvts. Hurry and call
1St NATL. REALTY
RE. 1851. Call Day. Night and Sun
Evening star., 1954-02-19
COLORED-VACANT

TERMS TO SUIT YOU
NAME YOUR OWN DOWN PAYMENT
Fine 6-rm. brick home near 4th and
Franklin sts. ne: completely re-
decorated inside and out; in new
house condition; cleaning hardwood
floors. 2 rear porches. full basement
and garage Call Mr. Mott. Elk.
3-24SO. or OIL. 5-5S2I.
Evening star., 1954-02-19
KENSINGTON
4417 FULLER DIR.
KENSTNGTON ESTATES

large bedrooms, separate dining room
and full basement with outside en-
trance. big kitchen has breakfast
space and disposal, newly decorated
and vacant
Evening star., 1954-02-19

$15,95O
GI Financing May Be Assumed
Open Sat, Sum-, Mon., 1875
Out Conn. ave. in Md. to Dresden St..
lei, 70 Summit ave-, right to Amber,
left to Fuller and right to house.
NORTHWEST REALTY co.
REALTORS. OIL. 4-6s67
Evening star., 1954-02-19
ALEXANDRIA
PANORAMIC VIEW

on an elevated knoll. this
4u,i asement and two" fireplaces.
is situated only 10 minutes !-om
!. &. l.x2l living dining room
con binaiion with fireplace; kitchen
includes disposal and breakfast
bo, tn for people: ceramic tile
bath 25-ft. recreation "oom y tn
hllck fireplace and asphalt tile
floor in full basement with outside
entrance. A rare buy at
S1S C50