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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-23
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
FARMETTE

owner-builder is In Fla. and has
old brick rambler. 4 bedrms.. den
2h baths. separate dining room
electric kitchen with table space
laundry. area on LIST floor; side
ACRES. Quality construction. base.
board hot-water heat. Now askins
S27, 300. Z. F. BLANCHARD. Real.
tori JU. $4,000.
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unIlSllal Ri-LeVel

REAL SGI ESTATE 19st Corr.
XII. $4,000 Open It'll 0
See the homattc selector.
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kENsINGTON-Brick and stone; ]
A.; lee kit. wall oven, dinette, nm.
rec. rm,. "a bath. Upstairs, 2 very
lge. hedrms. and bath, roughed in;
la-acre wooded lot. Call SAMUEL
z. BOGLEY OF MD. INC. OIL.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

NEAR JEWISH COMMUNITY GEN.
TER-Attrac. brick rambler. on
most attractiyely Handicapped lot.
Liv, rn., dining rm., kit, 3 bed
rms. and bath. bsmt. with paneled
recr. rm. and powder rm.. garage;
terms. Call OIL. 2-9O70 It'll Q pm.
ANDRIS REALTY. INC.
OWNER transferred, Charming s.
bedrm, home, nice liv. rn., big kit,
with table space, enclosed porch
that can be used as den or din.
rm.. bsmt;. lge; tree-shaded lot
assume ST.. $50 loan, at $50 so mo,
Price, Sl2,05n. WOOD Co, Real
tors. 10. 4-72O0 It'll $50.
WHEATON,: $4,000 = Attractive
brk. semidet.;. spacious rms. rec
rm. Assume AZ loan. pay Sol pei
mo.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-640t
NEAR ST. JOHNS SCHOOL
Silver spring-Delightful, mod. g.
rm. brk. Colonial with nm. rec. rm
S15.S50. CT or FLA.
HUGH T. BECK HE. 4-640(
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CHEVY CHASE AREA-A home fo
the executive who wants quality anS
privacy; beautiful landscape.
grounds. shade trees and all;
bedrooms and library. 2 baths. Ice
fully-eauipped kitchen and pantry
large living room with stone firepl.
S Si area ssor al on ,S one %ssr gar
Ing to N r.. priced well below
reproduction costs AZ $50. $50. Cal
EDWARD II. JONES a CO.. INC.
WO 0-1a00 iii u nm
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Gaithersburg Realty. Inc.

NEW MODERN 3-BEDRM. RAM.
BIER In Gaithersburg. full bsmt
oLDER-TYPE COMFORTABLE
HOME. in good condition. In
Gaithershurg. 3 large bedrms.. full
bsmt., lot 05x200. S14.600.
ATTRACTIVE BRICK CAPE GOD
west end Of Rockville. 3 bedrms..
baths. full bsmt., sep. din. rm
s-SToRY, 4-BEDRM. HOME
within easy committing distance to
and $50 per month.
NEW MODERN 3-BEDRM. BRICK
RAMBLER. mr.. Acc: fun bsmt..
'Po. 2-9442 Gaithersburg 401
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KENW0OD--something special In q
A-bedrm., 4-bath home; step down
tv. rm., de luxe kitchen, library;
ground-level rec. rm. Shown BY
appointment only 3 AMP pm.
EN-; 1900, METzLER. Reaitor-
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GREEN ACRES-Brick Colonial; Ice
family Kitchen. den and bath Isl
s 1921 6oG R SfaTms bath w. XA
En- S"S3o6: ewes FM a.Sss No.
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BETHEsDA WooDHAvEN; sse, s5i

BETHESDA WOODHAVEN; S36.g5l
Seeing Is belieyinsl This is tn.
top listing on our book Large era.
wooded corner lot in q wonderful
neighborhood. Beautiful entrance
hall. mahog. -paneled den with pow.
der rm.: mod. kit: well planned
bsmt. with rec. rm. partitioned of
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY OF Md. INC.
AID. 4-0290 or OIL. 4-5709. Sales
men nAAHad
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kENSlNGT0N - Rambler; $1,000
down: has 1Sx1S liv. rm.. dinette,
fully equipped kit, 8 bedrms, and
Cali Mr.. McQinniss, MA. $4,000:
ewes. TU, 2-22SS. FREDERICK w.
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BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-six-room

BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-six-room
brick Colonial, in Bradmoor. fea-
turing attractive 1st-fioor living
room with fireplace. nice dining
closed porch, good Kitchen and
powder room. 3 ample bedrooms
and storage attic. fenced lot 65x
112, attached garage; only 8
blocks TO elementary school: well
priced at $22,950 Call MI. Moul;-
.1nI MA EM 9osSss eyes s s6s week <
pTIET Dig TNC
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N. ARL., by OWNER--4- bedrm. brk
Cape Cod; $4,000. $50 N. Edison
st. ia. 1925. No agents.
TEXAS RANCH HOUSE linear Alex.
andria)-S6 Fl. LONG. No step.
at all in this solidly built brick
home planned for the lady OF the
house. Fireplace in wide spacious
living room. separate dining room
three double bedrooms, beautifully
equipped kitchen with handy pine.
paneled breakfast nook. Clean
economical hot-Water heat. GARAGE
OUTSTANDING at Sl9,95O. Cal
ia. 10000, REAL ESTATE SERV.
ICE, INC, 2222 N. Glebe (Le(
highway. Open 80.
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CHEvY CHASE-Hard 10 mai BTic

B F1HHIIsr' ~. Win d,5 P PS h, T ~,
epsis w fidasnvc cnfs ss sii2Ss'i c I
SAMUEL ~ I, B9.o1odEY OF MD. INC
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NEW

Two-story brk.: 2 bedrms,, lily. rm.
dinette.. kit. and full bath. powder
rm on LIST A.; full basement; E.h.w
Nice sc. location; " blk. to transp
Down payment, S595. Cali 10
2-f647
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Thew, rhaco MA
CHEVY CHASE
50 500 DOWN

Lovely home ON '4-acre lot. En-
trance hall. fireplace in liv. rm., sep
din. rm.. large kitchen. playroom
powder. room: Ind floor. 5 bedrms.
slate roof; storm windows; picket
fence. NE. S-4653; ewes. OIL. 3
Fulton R. GORDON JR. CO.
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KENSINGTON-3 bedrms.. bsnit.,
patio, barbecue, trees and lovely
shrubs; 2 blks. to transp., shop.
$li,9Q0. BETHESDA REALTY, OIL.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-Sartain rem
ovated ClearWood Colonial: truiv :
stunning little home; very best
locate n; every house is different
top-grade appointments through
out; multl-trade priced at Sl2.45D
w; r HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-140O
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI--A darling brick and stone
rambler; 3 bedrms.. firepi.: bsmt. ;;
lust 8 yrs: old; ASS Assume AZ Isl
PECK. ReSitors. A HT' v4-s4t1oS' sA
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
VIENNA

In this very-much desired exclu-
home % lew WOOD. E..sefs 'GiS ot. Only Only
MannaS Rlty., JE. 2-3110
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KENWOOD AREA-NeW "a bedroom
split-leyel; rec. rm. in den, garage:
air conditioner: S41.95O: only
S6.950 down and $275 per month.
JU. 5-21hA. IU h-&hlh
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M0THER-IN-LAW WING completely
this aiI-brick. oI-spproS Y. coIoniaIn
style home. Liv. rm. w/fireplace,
extra-lge. separate din. rm.. we'll
equipped kitchen; 3 bedrooms and
bath on .2nd floor. Adjoining yet
completely separately apt. featuring
Ice. living-bedroom area. completely
equipped kitchen and full bath. II
you ike your in.laws. they can be
them, they can be far enough away
Can METzLER. IA. 5-7h75 till
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4 BEDRMS.. 2is BATHS--Beautiful
brick Cape Cod in fne Falls Church
firepl.: sep. din. rm.: de luxe Kit.
breakfast space; full. briSht bsn,t
level lot. Priced at S22.05O with
OF or FLA financing. Shown by
Apt. THE DARBY CO. IA. o.
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COLORED, GI--S2T5 DOWN
GROOM SEMIDETACHED BRICK
TT. Dupont Park area; only Sig
060-Beautiful modern home. like
new; full basement, rec. room, larg,
lot. Near schools, transportation ane
shops. Call MRS. COX, LII. 2-Sl3t
or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS REALTY co
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DO YOU SWIM?-Do you demand q
10. for Your s dollar , Want 2 con- con-
to see this Immaculate brick ram
bier. Three bedrmS., separate din.
rm.. lovely den. large ANCHOR fenced
dot with the swimming pool you've
always wanted. Take over Sl3. $50
GI loan. Hurry. ia. 2-4SO0,
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HOUSES FOX sALE--s.E.

HILLCREsT, mr.. Penna. ave.-Det
brick. center hall. rms; 8 lge
bedrms.. 1st-fioor powder rm.: ful
SIs,5Oo~' WIZ HARTMAN IN, Ri Really Ts nc INC:
LII. 4-3400. LII. 2-5976.
Mr., PENNA. AVE. AND ALA. AVE.
bath in bsmt.: Si3.95O. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, LU. 4-3400, LU
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Kenwood
$52,500
Observation-Disclosures

A charming. and yet extremely
attractive setting. Masters suite con.
sists Of library with fireplace. bed
room, dressing room. bath and sur
deck. 3 other bedrooms and 2 baths
Servants quarters. Florida room anC
recreation room At garden level. tt
inspect call JAMES z. SCHWAB
EN-. 2.5S00; ewes. OIL. 2-1409. Of
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ASSUME BIG CT LOAN

Ho HEs sHoPP S2Ooa HAnhroL semi.
detached ;i-year-old 6-rm. brick
basement, rec. rm., POWDER RIM.
LIST a. A gorgeous place and thu
best buy in town with low dowi
payment. Call Mr.. Kitchens, ATLAS
REALTY CO. ST. 3-736S.
COLORED-ROW BRICKS rms,
. enclosed back porches. gas heat
$500 down and assume 500 mo
mite OWNER. Ii 3-R3GR
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
WE MAKE DEALS

Il;;bsdm. or 2 dozen
Cottage or estate
We have II or will get II.
Call and tell US what you need
and what you can pay. We guaran-
tee satisfaction.
JOHN r. OGLE
WA. 7-s010. Real Estate, AP. 7-4so6
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RANDOLPH HILLS

ASSUME LARGE CT LoAN)
Owner transferred, don't miss out
on this excellent opportunity. At
trac. 3-bedrm. prick rambler; sep.
din. rm.. full bsmt. with asphalt
tile: unusually large level Anchor
fenced lot. Priced to please.
SIGLER e. CO tMD). 10. 4-S3S3
Rock Crk. Forest-Rambler
Fully air-cond. 3-bedrm.. 3-bath.
V %1r.e I r l1a s,d loys r en snd S SstS
attic: gar; patio.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN CO.
lCO. h-ahaa q III q
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Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
$50 N. MONROE ST. ARLINGTON
ia. b-2400
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BETHEsDA, MApIeWood kstates--
sew bS Ans lg s0e daylivhtO pansled
rec rm., carport, patio. large. mod
cleo. kit, 23-ft. cathedral-styls
liv. rm.. sep. bsmt. for workshop
$4,000 FIRST trust at Sc: small
down payment considered; price
S27.240. BETHESDA REALTY CO.
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HILLS
HUNTINGTON PARKWAY

| New. modern. spacious, 3-bedroom,
2h-bath rambler. close in to Be-
Itiful recreation room with n bath;
large. shaded lot. Priced $50. 500.
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MASS. AVE EXTENDEr

MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
New Rambler-$22,950
Just being completed in this most
sought-after area. Many features
seldom found at this price range.
such as large living room. family
dining room. all-eiectric kitchen. 3
excellent bedrooms, rec. room with
wooded lot: attractive terms. Tosin-
spect. call w. B. WRIGHT. EN-.
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brick Cape Cod with slate roof
near the heart OF town 1st-fi. bed
room and bath; 2 bedrms. and bath
upstairs: separate din. rm... full
bsmt.. garage. porch. $lS,5O0.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-1006:
ewes. OIL. 6-8076.
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sBETHESDA AREA-Fine example
OF custom contemporary rambler
"a. yrs. old. Five bedrms.. 2h
baths. u wooded acre. Outstanding
In upper POS. Cali SAMUEL Z
BOGLEY OF MD, INC, OIL. 6-7SOt
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TIME Is PASSING. and so are
houses with AZ loans. You ac-
this house BY assuming a S9'S06
loan, payable at 1906. with taxes
and insurance. Price, S13,5O0,
cash above trust. or terms: house
only Q yrs. old, all brick. Three
bedrms., full bsmt. and landscape
lot: near st. Bernard's Parochial
School JAMES c. CONLEY a.
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BETHESDA-NeW 4-bedrm. 2-bath
Colonial split-level ramblers: Ice
lot: cleo. kit: best construction
$3.50 down payment, sl6 S0co mo
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t GHu 15'Ssi s sSC sTIj

Only "a block. All Of these avail
able near this 3-bedroom brick ram
bier. Kitchen. living room and din.
ing t.; screened back porch over,
shrubbed, completely fenceo. S13,-
500. See this today.
James c. Conley & Co.
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Honeymoon Heaven

This 2-bedroom rambler Is
for the young AZ heart: large
living room, fireplace, sep-
arate dining room; In new
house condition. on a.acre,
convenient to Seven Corners
and Melpar; excellent OF or
arranged for the low, low
price Of St2,D5O.
EVENINGS call Mrs. West
brook, JE. 3-S21b.
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THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
WA. 7-4500 Realtors
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$500 DOWN TO ANYoNE--for
this 5::rm. brick Cape Cod with ex-
banded End fir. In close-in Alexan-
dria. Instead Of paying rent. live
and build up your equity.
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SnoW-White Rambler

Charm. individuality, tranquil at.
mosphere all blend perfectly in this
firepi., dining rm., fully equipped
KIT, (dishwasher and disposall. 2 lge.
bedrms., partial bsmt., pvt. screened
porch $l7.050. In WELLINGTON, near
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BETHESDA - Beyond Comparison.
New split-levels.. bedrms., "a
baths. spacious liv. rm., din. rm.,
all-Hotpoint kit; family nm. with
fireplace. AT ONLY S23,950. / blk.
TO Catholic and elementary schools
and transp. 81 this group, Z homes
the remaining one today. EN-. 2
S206: ewes. OIL. 2-44I6. DISTRICT
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BANNOCKBURN, Fairway Hills. clos
to Map Service: in deughtful neigh.
borhood-Exceilent school facilities
Cape Cod: 4 bedrooms, 2 baths
separate dining room, complete
kitchen; full basement with bar anc
rec. room; SIG, 800. KORZENDOR.
FER, Realtor, OIL. 4-S1ll It'll 3.
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HOUSES Tor SALE. Va. tcont. !
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

sl6.s5O. cAMPBELL Realty, RE.
7-21i3; ewes, RE. 5-S357.
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BETHEsDA: s17.95O: Greenwich
brick Colonial: frepi.. Screened
porch. big din. rm. and bsmt. Cal
It'll 2 pm. EN-. 2-1S00. P. W
BERENS JR., CO.
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custom built large home. New
brick Colonial. bedrooms. 2 full
25xl6 has bay window and fire-
place, dining room 12x16. breakfast
room Sx10, den 12x14. powder room:
breezeway to 2-car garage: full bath
In basement. This Is an. unusually
well-built home. In excellent Local
/ finn Priced XAR 900
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c SlseT hoAm xk in Ek snsiPstoa IN
acre: mod. kit, 2 baths. Ice. fam
lily rm.: near eiemen. and jr. high.
Truly Q home for family living.
Call MRS. DAWSON. Wo. 6-4I62
or EN-. 2-2216.
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-BRK. RAM
BIER, Below Oh appraisal. Q blks
TO all schools, Large. roomy. all
lids 3 be, Se'Sdrms;; Ice; lily; rm; with
doors. Assume large 4het loan
No brokers. OWNER, WI. 6-90s5.
CONN. AVE. ESTATEs-3-b edrm
rambler, 2 story Colonial and 1
Priced Sll 1000 70 SiS.560. On 4s;
terms; 2O-yeaI loans. BEERS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AYRLAWN BETHESDA; S12.5oO-
an iT%scq not eea q, expand 1na
a. can be assumed with S74 PEI
mo-. paying everything. Large, leye
fenced lot; no bSmt. An ideal IN
vestment as rental property. SAM
UEL Z. BOGLEY OF MD, INC.
AID. 4-029O or OIL. $500. Sales
men needed.
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4 rms. $40 a.. water in kit, S6,950
9 rms. mod. Vienna. Va. Sl2.950
6 rms. mod. att. gar S16.950
JAMES e. BARNEY
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CHEVY CHAsE--AItrae. brick Cap
SS e. ,S sss. ss s' eiSis '5 cSB e Sisi
iirepl.,. lse mod kit. hedrm. ant
A.; full bsmt. SER porch. ATTACHED
garage; S@3.05Q, GEO, w. ROB,
ERrsoN. REALToR, 1855 wis
ave. OIL. 2-2123; eyes, EN-. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10
IDEAS WITHHERBS
U. S. Consumption of Pepper
Neur IS Million Pounds Yearly

l Glove garlic tminced)
teaspoon chill powder
2 whole bay leaves
! teaspoon whole pepper
corns
/ tablespoon of Worcester
shire sauce
2 large onions
Cut beef in bite-size pieces.
Mix water. vinegar, with
ketchup and other seasoning;
pour over meat; let stand for
several hours. turning occa-
sionally. Lift the meat from
the liquid, saving the vine
gar mixture. Place meat in
a heavy iron rooster or pan,
top with sliced onions and
add "a of the vinegar mix
ture. II you like highly sea-
soned foods. leave the spices
in the mixture. otherwise
strain before POURING over
the meat. Cover; simmer
gently over low heat for Ia
to 3 hours. adding vinegar
mixture as required to keep
liquid about y inch deep in
pot. Remove meat and on
ions to hot platter. Boil
liquid hard for about S min
utes and pour over meat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

The new low swooping
back decolletage points an
other dramatic spot for an
equally dramatic pin. and
used at the top Of a skirt
slit a pin will perform the
dual function of dramatizing
both the dress and the pretty
leg beneath it.
For Berets or Turbans
The soft folds of the popu-
lar new berets and turbans
cry for pins to hold them in
individualistic arrangements
and clever women use pins
to give a new bulky and
colorful look to favorite
simple necklaces by using
the pin to hold the necklace
in q new arrangement, or
simply to provide q focal
pendant point Of glitter.
The new pins and their
new uses play a double game.
They dramatic the clothes.
and also the wearer. for the
bright and beautiful touch
of a pin will swing the eye
to whatever feature it en-
phasizes. and away (if need
be- from those gently kept
secrets even great beauties
have.
On suits, on dresses. eve
ming or dinner clothes, the
new pins are attention-get-
tiers designed for fashion
function and feminine fiat
terry,
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Scores Of New Ways
To Accent a Costume

Fashion has a new pin-up
girl this season-the smart
and savvy woman who uses
pins in scores of new ways
as the key accent to a cos
tune.
Pins take a new position
today. They are bigger, more
dramatic, more colorful and
varied in their styling than
ever before But the biggest
part Of the pin-up story is
the way they are worn this
fall.
The velvet bandeau is be-
coming something of a trend
among the younger set, and
the addition Of a pin adds
emphasis to the hair orna-
ment and extra sparkle to
pretty eyes.
For . Focal Point
Top designers are using
pins to give q focal point Of
interest to the otherwise un-
defined waistlines-placed at
the hip, or used to accent the
side sweep Of drapery on one
Of the newest soft Jersey or
crepe beauties so likely to
succeed this fall.
Pockets are another fa-
vorite place to spot a pin. ana
scattered in unmatched array
across the shoulder of an
otherwise simple, understated
dark basic dress, pins can
spell out a woman's own
fashion signature.
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MUkes q Difference

Pleated skirts give a differ
ent touch. Marrow to medium
box pleats give medium width
and animation to suit and
dress fashions in silk or wool.
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BY SYLVIA WILLIAMS

Pepper is native to the
East Indies. Most Of ours is
imported from British Ma
laya. India and Indonesia.
There are some thousand diff
ferent species of this woody
vine.
Like so many Of the herbs
and spices, pepper has a very
interesting history. In an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

Royal . fine nome in typewriters, presents
its new "RoyoIte," thot weighs only lbs ond
is Just 3" high Fu-size keyboard more feo-
lures Than many heavier. larger typewrters All
numbers and symbols Single. double ond HALF
spocino 6rey-Green color with dark green keys.
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or one pound four Of tobacco opened bottle
wine or liquor
Temperature-May high and low; 64-46: July 1855
Brussels.
Hotes-Many under construction for 1858 Worlds Fair
in Brussels
Transportation Improved train schedule between
Brussels and Paris; helicopter flights from Brussels
Antwerp and Paris.
Shoppng-Laces, crystal leather goods and perfume in
Brussels; iewery in Antwerp; and earthenware in
Buges; aces and tapestries in Maines handmade rifles
and shotguns in Lege
Major events international Spring Trade Fairs April
T-May H. Brussels Lege and Chareroi Grand Auto
Races June Spa International regatta Bruges to
Ostend June g. Procession of the Golden Coach June 49,
Mons Blessing of the Sea- June 80 Ostend Commemora-
ton of the Battle Of the Golden Spurs July H. Courtra
Procession of the Penitents July 20, Furnes.
Denmark
Currency-one dollar buys $50 kroner Import limit
of 500 kroner.
Customs-Dutyfree import OF 400 cigarettes 500 grams
of cigars pipe tobacco opened bottles of liquor
Temperaure-May high and low: 57-45; July: 1856
Copenhagen
Hotels-several in Copenhagen, increasing
capacity by $50 beds Slight increase in hotel and food
TransportatOn-Fast trains, comfortable buses good
tourist roads Three four day the capital
cover the country that inspired Hans Christian Andersen
fairy tales.
Shopping-Famed silver and porcelain glass, stone
ware furniture toys and furs.
Major events-Tivoi Gardens and "Dyrehavsbakken"
"opens fun fair open May Copenhagen Royal
Danish Ballet and Music Festival May 173 Copenhagen
Elsnore, Heerod; Viking Festival, June 1928 Fred
erickssund annual American independence Day ceebra
ton in Danish American National Park July Rebld near
Aaloorg Fitting Tournament, July TO, Sonderborg
Frunce
Currency-One dollar buys $50 francs No limit on
import advantageous rate francs bought here. Now
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More Tourists Try
Cheaper Quarters
To Extend Trips

PARIS. Especial, More visi-
tors to Europe are lodging the
big hotels and staying at cara
vans, camping sites. youth hos
tells and private homes. Only 7
per cent Of the tourists did that
in 1851; more than Is per cent
last year.
To stretch dollars. consider
cheaper. simpler accommoda-
lions. The first class hotels here
charge you a lot for atmosphere
and old-fashioned grandeur. The
smaller hotels and pensions
aren't gaudy, but they give a
good nights sleep in clean beds.
Service usually is better than in
the name" hotels.
Cheap places save money and
permit the visitor to extend the
duration Of his European visit
or 10 take in more Of the places
that are unique TO Europe.
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in its development when urgent
action must be taken If it is to
benefit from the new prospects
now ahead"
The tourist industry is Europe's
greatest hard currency Garner.
Your trip TO Europe is Just like
a small. private Marshall plan
to the people here. The OEEC
is warning that these Marshall
plans will be choked of If the
countries don't start building
more facilities for tourists. Right
now, however, everything looks
rosy.
Trend Toward South
The latest trend in tourism Is
for the visitors to remain in
each country a shorter time and
to wander farther south. Better
transportation seems to account
for the shorter stays. The tour
list can now see more countries
in the same amount Of time.
The southern shift represents
another victory for the sun
worshipers. Spain. Southern
Italy. Greece and so forth, are
getting more and more business.
The OEEC says those southern
ers should start building rapidly.
About 80 per cent Of all tour
lists in Europe come from Eu-
rope. Almost all the rest are
North Americans. II you care
to stake out a sidewalk table
on the Champs Elysees. for
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