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The times-news., 1938-12-14
MODERN TABLE MENUS
BY MRS. GAYNoR MADDOX
NEA Service Stan Writer

NEA service SlaH writer
BOAST goose for Christmas
~ dinner is an old and delight
ful story. Emile Violet, chef of
the New Yorker Hotely suggests
this menu for Christmas dinner:
Texas pink grapefruit, salted al
monds, celery, mixed olives, con-
somme madrilene, roast young
goSling with home dressing, string
beans, asparagus tips, mashed
yellow turnips, Whipped potatoes,
cream of mint sherbet, endive
and beet salad, sweet apple cider,
plum pudding, hard and, brandy
or fruit sauce, grapes, oranges,
apples, raisins.' figs and mixed
nuts, Then, if there is any. room
left, after-dinner mintS and black
coffee. -
Select a fat l0-pound goose for
lO'ssi wings. Singe, clean, wash and
dry. Cut off neck close to body.
Use salt on inside and Salt and
pepper on outside, Stuff without
croWd1ng. Sew openings with
needle and thread. Fold skin back
over neck and tie or skewer.
Place, trussed, on roasting pan,
Prick with, fork. Roast in open
pan in moderate oven $3.50 de.
grees F, allowing 25 minutes to
a pound.
Goose Dressing
One-naf loaf stale white bread
or about 8 stale rolls, i onion
siolets 1heart and liver Chopped
mel, little chopped parsley. ia
'easpoon thyme. salt and pepper
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2 raw eggs, l tablespoon butter
(fat of goose may be Substituted) }.
Soak the rolls or bread in warm
water or milk for at least S min.
utes. Strain liquid out. Fry chop
PED onion in little butter until
brown. Add chopped gible.s.
, Cook everything together slow
~ for 3 or 4 minutes. Add a lit
tie chopped parsley. Put bread in
mixing bowl and add mixture Of
giblets, onions and parsley Add
thyme, salt and pepper and the 2
raw eggs. Mix well and ! stuff
goose with the dressing.
Chestnut or apple dressing may
also be used instead of the dress.
ing above. If no stuffng at ali Is
used, applesauce or baked apnles
make'a fine accompaniment to the
goose. 's
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BELLE BENNETT
ELECTS OFFICERS

its December meeting, the ses-
sion being called to order by the
chairman, Mrs. II. E. Buchanan.
Officers were elected but the only
change made was that of Mrs. W.
B. Hodges viii serve as chairman.
An interesting report was made
of visit to the county home, and
plans were completed for a
Christmas basket.
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MFTHODISTS HAVE
HARVEST PROGRAM

The women of the missionary
society of the First MethodiS
church had their harvest day pro
gram in an all-day session at tnt
Church on Monday. Mrs. l.. +
Sims president, was in charge
Music and responsive readings
were given during the morning
An outstanding feature was
talk by the pastor, DR.. ID. +. Ca
max. The luncheon hour tol'
lowed. - l..
The various circles held short
business sessions to wind up the
affairs for the year before the
general meeting ut 3 O'Clock. MISS
Bessie Allen made the opening
nrayer and There's q Song IN
the Air" was sung. The reports
from the general officers were
good. Mrs. Sims then asked the
Circle chaimen to come forward
to draw the names for the new
year. ,..,I
Mrs. A. W. Grover presented
= devotional on different songs
of the Bible. Mrs. Ray Arledge
was in charge of the program on
carols and other music for Christ
mas. She was assisted well bv the
children of Miss LUCILLE Sales Otn
Grade and Miss Elva Schreycr'
director of the ,Glee Club. Miss
Kate Dotson was ut the piano.
Dorothy Foster and Mary Ellza-
beth Blair sang 4 sweet duet.
Adults taking part in musical Sc
Iections later were MeSdames II
ma Allen. Mabel Baughman, Gus
Station and Mrs. Arledge. The
latter presented an interesting
paper on Christmas music, and all
ioined in singing an appropriate
selection. Mrs. Camak made the
closing prayer.
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PRINCIPALS IN CASE
WILL WE'D TO-DAY
..a frlo,,,, mage .nnel

- Ut of h;s wife, who divofGeo
tlons h;1,s il @ cbieago nas last year Miss Et'
ting fine - in her testimony Iuesoas' hsr
accused Snyder of beating : said &
S,;th y cane. cursing her, ana sai'' ;
he y shot her young friend de',oer'
ately. ~ ads Misc Eft.
ting to the stand, and wnile ,ny nny
der faced her a few zee. ,ttMns t!o1,e,j
accused him Of an "'unpfo"oNe'
attack" on the musician, eo,
"'t SNYDER is charged with SIX 'e,, e.
onp solnts, which would add W
to maximum sentence o. ,h h"
Years ii prison if he shouid "
convicted on all charges. Oh,
Aldernian followed Miss SnSnea
70 the stand, and toldG OF! !no
events ov Of the evening precedine
the shooting. He said Snyoel
forced him at gunpolnt TO ,,;,,,. ar,>e u
his home. and there shot, nm
" Alderman. who had, Gaec covei,eo
from his wounds, testified SnSdci
accosted him outside the NBG stu,
dios where he was working and
thrust n gun in his ribs when he
declined to take Snyder home with
him. He said he knew Miss Etting
was there. On the way, he denied
Snyder's, accusation that he and
the singer were married.
Repeating the same testimony
previously given by Miss Snyder
and Ruth. Alderman, said when
they reached home., Snyder herd,
ed them into the music room and
forced them to sit down. He said
Miss Etting began pleading with
her enraged ex-husband,
"When | started to plead with
him he fired" the witness said
'"FIe fired twice. The second bul-
let struck me-" ;
At the bidding of Prosecutor
U. u. Rlalock, Alderman unbut-
toned his shirt to display two
scars on the abdomen, showing
where the bullet had entered and
emerged. He said he lost con-
sciousness and knew no more un-
til police arrived.
Alderman admitted he was in
love with Miss Etting, said they
took many trips together, but We
hemently denied implications OF
defense. counsel that they had
lived together as man and wife.
He said upon leaving the hospital
he went to his Riverside county
farm. where he raises frogs, and
that his fiancee accompanied him.
While his attorney pictured him
as an adoring. sentimental lover
who sent "papa-and-mammaD Eas-
ter bunnies to blonde Ruth EttIng
even after they were divorced,
Snyder's dark-haired daughter por-.
trayed him as a hot-tempered man
who beat his wife and threatened
to kill his daughter. -.
Describing the scene that fol-
lowed the shooting of Alderman,
she said she fired bullet at her
father as he fled from the house.
Under cross-examination, she con-
ceded that she. did not know
whether he was armed at that pre-
else moment. .- -,
The short, swarthy defendant
buried his head in his arms as his
daughter, by a previous marriage
insisted he wantonly shot and
wounded the 30-year-old Alder
man, who had succeeded him in
Miss Etting's affections.
Her version of the home life of
Miss Etting and "The Gimp, dove
tailed with that of the singer, who
had told the jury he beat her dur
ing their married life and threat
ened to kill her and his daughter
at Alderman's home last Oct. Is.
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COUNTY HOME &c.
SHOW SET FRIDAY
CONTINUED from page one)


the prizes for this EXHIBIT.
Miss Turner, in announcing the
contest, stated that the purpose
of the exhibit is to stimulate IN
terest of the girls in better selec-
ton, construction, and care OF
their clothing and to show the
public, in so far as is possible
Through the exhibit, some of the
work of the clothing units in the
home economics departments of
the county and city schools.
Interested patrons of the sew
eral schools are cordially invited
to the exhibit.
!. Schools exhibiting will be Hen
Jacksonville, Edneyville, Mills
River, Fletcher, Dana, Etowah and
Fiat Rock.
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Tomorrow's Menu

BREAKFAST: Grapefruit
and grape juice, hot cereal,
raisin toast, marmalade, cof-
fee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Creamed
fresh vegetables on toast
squares, rye bread, baked ap-
Piles, tea, milk.
DINNER: Tomato Juice,
salmon and olive loaf, white
sauce, parsley potatoes, green
beans, celery and lettuce SAL
ad, chocolate floating island,
coffee, milk.
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JUNIOR C. A.
MEETS

The Junior G. A. of the FIRST
Baptist church met on Monday
afternoon with their councillor,
Miss Almeria Russ, with Ethlyn
Peabon, young president, IN
charge. Peggy Lou Durham had
the program on Christmas in Oth-
er Lands. She was assisted by
Gertrude Osborne and Ethlyn.
The new councillor, Miss Agnes
Gale, was welcomed, and some
routine matters taken care Of.
Christmas games and contests
were enjoyed and prizes went to
Louise Beck and Peggy Lou. Hol-
day candles were served to eleven
members, including a new one,
Mary Cline.
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EASTERN STAR
CLUB TO MEET

The Eastern Star Club will
meet tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. Cary-ElweS in Saluda. The
members are requested to meet
at the Houston Furniture COM
pany at 2:30 o'clock, and cars
will be provided for those who
have no means of transportation.
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MARS HILL STUDENTS
IN HOLIDAY SOON

= MARS HILL, Dec. Il. (spec-
iaD-Ivay Gofey, James Giana-
kos, Mary Ruth Hardy, Frances
Higgins, Mary Justice, and Rose
Alice Rozier, all of Henderson
vile, will return home Friday
from Mars Hill college for the
Christmas holidays.
Christmas holidays at Mars
Hill college this year will begin
December I6 and end January 2.
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BRIDGE CLUB
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Presley Burkmeyer was
hostess yesterday afternoon mt a
charming meeting of her club, the
Tuesday Bridge Club. H lily
wreaths and barberry and other
holiday green's added Il festive
note. A sweet course was served
when cards had been laid aside.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS
SZ&Z&LZA

TTT lTg
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Saltonstall
of Ithe Bnghtyatsr Viilage,S ieft
today Sot F1eritia 20 spend "a few
days with friends and enjoy the
Florida climate. They viii return
some. time after Christmas $
Mrs. G. t. Fpllwood, of Pitts
burg, Pa, arrived yesterday for a
holiday visit with. her sisters
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REV. BURKE AT
TENDS COUNCIL

Rev. Jas. P. Burke was in Ashe-
vile yesterday for a meeting of
the Diocesan Council, and was a
luncheon guest Of Bishop r. E.
Gribbn. An encouraging report
on the chapel TO be erected as a
memorial to Bishop X. G. .Finlay
was given.
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HONOR COUNTRY DOCTOR

RICHFORD, vt. (UP)-At a
reception townsfolk honored their
country DOCTOR" Dr.. r. M. Pei
ton, for his half-century of "de-
voted and unselfish services to
both rich and poor here"
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cANADA'S DEArps !,

. e OTTAWA, Ont. up, /
while deaths have "Ie Se.. u
Canada this year, > Ues,ea] Ss,]
by the ;! Dominion Bupepp0of Iep0f|
tistics disclosed. 'V$a 1
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HOSPITAL ASSOC
IATfON TO MEET

The, Hospital Association will
meet tomorrow afternoon at Pat
ton Memorial hospital. The ses-
sion will start promptly at 3
o'clock.
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PARROT EATS WITH SPOON

PITTsFIELD,7 Mass. (UP) -
Polly, a 43year-old parrot owned
by Miss Mary P. Hogan eats su
gar from a spoon which it deftIv
manlpulates with one claw while
maintaining its perch with The
.v.
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!, Fuckers anss.s can peck holes in met
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The railway at Vatican City,
Rome, is the worlds shortest rail
road, being only one-third of a
mile in length.
The times-news., 1938-12-14
ARMS BROKEN, DRIVES CAR

RICHMOND, Cal. -(UP)-It
presumably never occurred to
California legislators that they
should enact law to forbid peo-
pie with broken arms driving a
car. Mrs. Mary Reahak, 54, how.
ever, demonstrated that it can be
done, when suffering fractures of
both her arms in an automobile
accident, she continued to drive
the car home, where she summon
ed medical aid,
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(This poem was read ove,. "a.
dio station WBT,. Charlotte, last
falL-Editor's note.)
Evening star., 1938-09-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW. DETACHED SOLID BRICK,
8s18 PiNEY BRANCH RD.
very large rooms. baths. finished
Attic. beautiful recreation room, modern
IN every detail. Large screened back
porch. detached brick garage. win be
opened for first showing Sunday, 6eptem-
ber rs.
.WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
1924 14th St NV. Dist. 3346
NAVY YARD MAN
Beautiful press brick home in Sc. Vacant.
rooms. tile bath: back porches, hardwood
noors, covered with beautiful carpet: cellar,
h;,w.h. oil burner. Price. $3.50. Make
oner on your terms: Ask for Mr. Warning.
After pm. call Greenwood 2232
WAPLE g. JAMES INC
1924 14th st. NV Dist. 3346.
A BARGAIN AWAITS YOU IN
MARIETTA PARK AT
516 Oglethorpe 81. NV
8 rooms, modern: see it, then see US.
Price. $3.50. Terms.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC
1924 18th st. NV. Dist. 334s.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE.
Original cost. $4,000 En-
tirely renovated. Oil burner.
fully detached 35th and
oTdwey sts.; $500 cash, SIS
OWNER. District 2724.
Evening star., 1938-09-28
STORY OF THE THIRD LITTLE PIG.

Then the old wolf blew and blew and
blew to no avail for that wise little pig
had built brick house of the best ma
teriais. So be smart and get the best.
Located In Chevy Chase D. c.. it gives
you convenient access to schools and trans
portation; a 1-room Colonial house with
tile baths. spacious center hall den, rec
reation room, bedrooms, attic for storage.
Price, ST. 800. on extremely easy terms
1t Is well worth your while to see this
perfect home. Phone Met. 1143 till pm.
Center-Hall Brick-$8,50O.
Close to 18th and Underwood sts NV
ditioning. oil burner. slate roof and
modern equipment. Value unineard of in
this section. 81 900 cash and balance
monthly. Phone Mr.. HALL Republic ISL
T; ELIOT MIDDLETON, 2O5 Investment
Evening star., 1938-09-28

Exceptional Home Values
Near Navy Yard,
1852 d St. SE.-S5O.OO.
Colonial home; living room, dining
kitchen and bath; large front porch and
screened rear porch; available Oct. /.
1elO G st. N.E.-S55.
Colonial home: rec. hall. living room,
dining room. bedrooms. kitchen and
bath: two screened porches: large rear
yard.
Large Home,
AT Decatur St. N.W.-S:5.
Living room, dining room. bed
rooms. kitchen and bath: inclosed
porches: garage; rear yard: convenient
TO schools; excellent transportation.
Two.Family Home
IN PETWORTH.
1904 4th st. N.W.-x70.OO
Colonial home; rec. hall. living room.
noor; living room. bedroom. kitchen and
bath. second floor; recreation room,
toilet and shower in basement built-in
garage; Frigidaire.
Near 14th and Park Rd.,
1418 Parkwoed Pl. N.W.-S85.
Living room. dining room. 4 bed
kitchen; two-car garage; electric re-
frigeration; laundry tubs and extra Law
atory in basement.
14O4K CAFRITZ Dist. 9O80
Evening star., 1938-09-28

HILLCREST,
New Detached Brick Home.
1904 FORT BAKER DRIVE Sc,
At Both and w Sts. Sc.
Modern-New-Up-to- to the Minute.
Attractiye-Price Low-Terms Easy.
Open-Inspection Invited
tOut Alabama ave. Sc. to Both. north to
Fort Baker drive. left to open sign)
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st. NV. Dist 334s.
CAPITOL HILL.
81. 95O-On q wide avenue. near 18th
and Pa. ave. Sc. Modern 2-Story brick,
rooms. bath. hot-water heat electricity.
Owner very anxious to sell.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th St. NV. Realtor. Natl. o753.
Evenings Georgia 1887.
Evening star., 1938-09-28
IA NEW HOMES IN
UNIVERSITY PARK

UNI VCIIOI Z 11If
8 Sold. 2 on Display. 3 Started.
Built by J. B. Tiffey. with the
same structural and architectural
superiority that has won such
popularity.
Contain 9 rooms, 2 baths, ga
rage; face souths ~
Priced at S1O.950; reasonable
terms.
Exhibit furnished by Hilda N.
Miller at
4441 Warren ST. NV
Open Daily and Sunday.
Drive out Mass ave. to 46th
st. NV. to Warren st.. right on
Warren to development
T1FFEY & FLYNN, INC,
Woodward Bldg Rep, 1918
Evening star., 1938-09-28

BURLEITH.
Several modern homes in this
delightful community now availa BILE
Six rooms and bath. some with
pOrcheS; garage: refrigeration: S65
up. See Mrs. Watson. 31O2 r st.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
2035 P ST. NV. W.----------- $50
End floor heated: rooms. kitchen
bath. REFRIGERATOR.
1911 oath ST. $4,000
2-story. 8 rms. bath. h.-w h.. Gas. cleo:
Net. 20s5N.D. E. BARRY 1907 H st. NV.
PETWORTH
$500.
Attractive home OF 3 rooms. 2 incl.
porches h.-w.h.: excellent condition.
1915 X Dist. 31OO
Evening star., 1938-09-28
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

~NbmeNbS SODONoANs
] ROOM. l7'xl7'. FIREPLACE. 5 VIM.
ooWs. exposed H.. ". s.; small dining rm.:
oak noors bathtub and shower; kttchenette.
electric stove Frigidsire; constant h. W.. oil
heat; grd: door; pvt. entrances: garage.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-THREE EXPO
sures; two rooms. kitchenette bath. porch:
unf9rnished: use of attic. basement and
SILVER sPRING-lst OR End FL. 2
refs. incl Shepherd 1872.
HYATIs.. MD. IS JOHNSON ,AyEI,LIy!.
heat. refs; no children; cony. stores,
churches. transp.: unfurnished.
RIVERDALE, MD, 2O2 COLUMBIA AVE
2 or attractive rooms. furn. or unfurn.;
oil heat. Hyattsville 30U-R.
ARLINGTON. VA-3 RMS, BATH. KTTCH-
enette. unfurn.: sarafe; $50. 1928 Oak
crest rd. jackson 2O4S-J.
RIVERDALE-2 BRIGHT. CLEAN ROOMS.
kitchenette, bath; ami: furnished or un-
furnished; large yard; very reasonable to
renned small family. Telephone HyattS-
vile 5SO-J.
BROOM FURNISHED APT. LIVING RIM.
porehes .s ssrar.. Phone Walnut Walnut 75s1. si". -
ALEXANDRIA. VA
Attractive new apt. liz Z. Chestnut
st.. lust OF M. Vernon ave. near new high
school: large living room: bedroom. tile
bath. built in tub with. shower; dinette:
and hot water furnished: ali outside rooms:
'"'.e Sfssss5q skop1E 'sseci q COLBERT: INC.
Alex 24s4. los 9. Royal st.
Evening star., 1938-09-28
HIGH SITUATION.
Woodland Drive Section.
MASSACHIJSET PARK

Woodland Drive Section.
MASSACHUSETTS, PARK.
GEORGIAN HOME,
16 Rooms, z Baths.
Secluded Terraces and Gardens; Il Acre.
All Modern Features. Including Air Cooling.
SANDOZ, INC, DUPONT 1894.
SEE HARVEY L. JONES.
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOMES. S75 70
$3.50 per month Our ONCE is open daily
E. M. FRY, INC,
esos Wis. Ave. Wis. $40. 30.
2OO8 1St ST. NV.
Seven rooms. bath. furnace heat.
1910 D ST. Sc.
Six rms. bath. furnace heat. front
porch. sarage: newly decorated $4,000
P. J. WALSHE, INC,
11O7 Eye st. NV. National GAGS.
2O22, N. CAPITOL ST.
ss;shes' ssS h:-w.h: viii fsdseofais:
"''' SHANNON & LucHs CO..
1905 H st. NV. National 2346.
NEAR WASH. CIRCLE,
94l New Hampshire ave; n.w.-6 rooms.
town and Govt. depts.; $55.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
2135 Pa. Ave. Rep. 2112.
Evening star., 1938-09-28
HOUSES FURNISHED.
(Continued.)
ARLINGTON

At $50 South Glebe rd. in Arlington.
Va. open for your inspection any time
during the day or early evening. 4 fur
nished house consisting Of living room
with fireplace. dining room. kitchen with
electric refrigeration and gas stove, 3 bed
rooms and bath: hot-water heat by q mod
ern coal furnace: $75.
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Wash. Bldg. Dist. 9486.
Evening star., 1938-09-28
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
(Continued.)

SHEPHERD PARK. NEAR 10th ST.-DU-
plex. accommodate 2 or 3; all exposures:
porch. yard. garage; adults pref. Georgia
1910.
CONCORD GARDENS. 1901 CONCORD
ave: NV. t5SO0 block l3th)-New. cross
ventilated Apartment, rooms. kitchen, di-
nette. bath: Venetian blinds: large rooms;
refrigerator: exhaust fans; convenient
shopping center. golf course. express bus
churches and schools. Res. MR.. Apt. 103.
Evening star., 1938-09-28
ATOP 5th ST. NV.

An excellent .0-foot brick home in abso-
lutte new-houSe condition. contains large
rooms bath h.-w.h.. garage. gas stove.
electric refrigerator large cedar storage
closet in the cellar: new fixtures, paper and
paint. In most desirable and convenient
section.
r A HITMPHRIES
Evening star., 1938-09-28
EXCLUSIVE-SUPERB.
VIEW OVER ROCK CREEK.

CONN. AVE. At TAFT BRIDGE,
3-5-RM. APTS.--S5O-S75.
2 RMS, KIT. FURN.-xeO.
Exclusive. modern freproof BLDG; ele-
vator. secretarial phone service: large rms.
mirror doors; exposures. 2O1O Belmont
I'd. corner Conn. ave. Potomac 5Oa3
Evening star., 1938-09-28
ENGLISH TOWN HOUSE.

IDEAL HOME FOR DOCTOR.
Located in the best Northwest section.
surrounded by larEe dignined homes. 10
rooms , baths. 3 bedrooms zone with
fireplace. immense sleeping porch. maid 5
room and bath: newly equipped kitchen.
Evening star., 1938-09-28

334 14th ST. NE.
Four rooms and bath $37. so
II 3rd ST. NE.
Seven rooms and bath. .-car garage S55. 90
1240 G ST. NE.
Six rooms and bath S55 90
730 UPSHUR ST. NV.
Six rooms and bath $4,000
Our car will call. without obligation,
and show you these and other houses.
GOSS REALTY COMPANY,
1405 Eye St. NV National 1853.
1921 14th ST NV
q rooms. . baths. h-wh., gas and
electricity SS5 Met. 53S5.
Evening star., 1938-09-28

2100 1st ST. N.W.-$75.
Corner property. containing rooms and
5 baths, hOt-wAter heat. All outside rooms
1417 Whittier st. N.W.-$9O.
Just of 18th ST. bedrooms. 2 baths;
also maids room and BATH large attic; hot
water heat. electric refrigeration: built-in
garage,
Evening star., 1938-09-28

Sl295O =. NEAR WOODROW WILSON
High School. situated at highest elevation
IN the city amid lovely homes. convenient
Handsome in appearance, spacious in plan.
Center hail. 3 full-sized bedrooms, . tiled
baths. maids room. breakfast room attic.
OH neat, electric refrigeration, 2-car garage
feriect condition. comparatively new and
| cost over $4,000. See 1t Immediately If
you 9eSlre q real bargain. BOSS PHELPS
Walk CLEVEIAND 5oIu '
Evening star., 1938-09-28
APARTMENTS vkFURhIsHEp.
THE BOULEVARD.

2121 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Large. modern downtown building, con-
kitchen. dinette and bath. $53.75 to
80: equipped with Murphy beds: 3
rooms. kitchen. dinette and = baths: SS5
to x92 80: all electricity free. Resident
MANAGER National RX5n
Evening star., 1938-09-28

1867 p ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN,
dinette. includes gas. heat. dishes, linens:
very reasonable; suitable 3 or 4 persons
Evening star., 1938-09-28

a0l6 TILpEN ST. NV. APp NO. SOL
Beautiful Tilden Gardens. Select district
bedrooms. baths kitchen. living room.
sun parlor foyer, 3 exposures OWNER
Emerson ORGo oos
Evening star., 1938-09-28

NEAR CENTRAL HIGH,
8 rooms, bath. pantry, oil heat. 2-cal
garage. $50 furn.: x75 unfurn.
cAYWooD BROS. q GARRETT. INC.
9l5 N. Y. Ave. Natl. Ogs2.
Evening star., 1938-09-28

WESLEY HEIGHTS, FROM OWNER-f
rooms. Ia baths. fireplace. automatic
heat; near schools. bus. Emerson 914l
1914 DECATUR ST. NV BEDRMs.
large dress. rm.. 2h baths. everything
modern; best neighborho0d: bus and cal
line very near Adams HH2h
Evening star., 1938-09-28

1920 EUCLID ST. NV.
rooms. > baths. h.-w h.. xas and cleo
tricity. Convenient to schools. stores and
Transportation. ReGonable rent. Met.
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ls32 EYE ST. NW-WELL-FURN
downtown apartment. l room and bath.
SOME FREE RENT-S-RM.. KIT. BATH
apt: nicely furn; cleo ref9 linens dishes
SILVER; shower. Tel. Met. s73l till g pm.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
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NEAR 10Th ON NEWTON-3-ROOM APT.
gas. cleo. telephone. chw., Frigidaire; X45.
Adams 239a, after : pm
Sl4 CONN. AVE. DOWNTOWN. CONVEN-
lent room. kit. gas. lights: x34 per no.
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6O8 MELLON ST. Sc
room rooms kitchen and $4O.5O
Gas Heat and Electric
Refrigeration.
H. L. RUST CO.
1001 18th st. NV. Natl. SlO0.
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CEDAR COURTS" TAKOMA. D. c.
rm din: rm Murphy bedD bedrm.. scr.
pch. bath refg.. gas elec.; $50.
NEAR 10th AND COLUMBIA RD
bedrm.. kit. dinette. back porch. ~ I pW
bath pyt home. elec. refg.. refer. oil
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2426 39th ST. NV.
CAT Both and Calvert Sts)
rooms complete baths recreation
terms.
WAPLE 4 JAMES. INC, OWNERS.
1224 14th st. NV. Dist 3346
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Charming English HOUSE
Surrounded by beautiful homes with back.
ground of trees and fine panoramic views
of English Tudor design. Solidly built Of
stone, brick. rough-textured stucco and
wide clapboard. Main floor contains CENTER
entrance hall. sunroom. large living room.
beam ceilings. rugged stone fireplace. step
up dining room breakfast room. kitchen
replete with ultramodern conveniences.
and 3 tile baths. cedar-lined closets. recre-
alton room. beam ceilings and stone fre-
place. maids room and bath. 2-car built
in garage; oil heat: summer and winter
hook-up. Located in delightful suburban
community of fine homes. S1l $50. Phone
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Met, 1146, 2 to
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1861 Fairmont ST. nw.-Bright. sum
apts., rm.. X. b.. $40 TO $50; light. ~
refx. incl: also Ink. and slpg. rms. wit
b., reasonable
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3Gol llth ST. NW.-CORNER BRICK:
sunny. airy: Z rooms: heating inexpensive:
near schools; $50 month.
PETWORTH-SIX ROOMS. BATH BASE
ment. garage: hot-water heat: stationary
tubs; S55. Open for inspection: available
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