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44l5 SCHLEY, AVE Sc
Bungalow. S5,25O-S25O Cash
>, rooms. bath, large basement, oil heat:
dano.,t lsrse lot garage. Vacant. Possession with
1924 i4th St. NV. SH"'i pistfIct hNG sa4e
9307 COLESvILLE RID.
II you are looking for a real buy he sure
to see this. Open from O'Clock I to = p'm's sn,e
o,oa WAPIE % q JAMES, lsifSnefS NC oaoo'
s433 Georgia Ave Silver Spring Office
BEAUTIFUL THREE-sToRY BRICK. o
rooms, 2 baths 3 Kitchens. Mt. Pleasant,
west Of 18th ST. In new-house condition
Price s7a5S Make oy me sn oisr
1924 issh MAPtE s.. ( Nv SAMEs nl1se;ct tsG as.7
s5.a5o-BRIcK-oPEN
rofH,ga eofndition Vacant: Cellar, front poreh:
20o5 NAYLoR B Rp. sE
,.t22nd and MINI. Ave3
1924 14th St. NV. District 334e,
NEAR 18th ST. AND RHODE ISLAND AVE.
a,S SSemi-det mi t,rt, brick, rooms, bath. front
when n Ist Su eonS0p noS ao1
sssSoo $3.50 cash; balance ike ike rent mt" E. Sn 4
1924 i4sh St. I NV. SH@hsi Disffict hNG;; ss4s,
prices from $3.50 to s5.oe6 6oossS caii Stan.
ton l. koi9' residence @ phone: West 21si.
-1237 Wisconsin Ave NV. west 00O2.
S13.5o0-CHEVY CHASE.
:. large roomy brick house, fully de-
sached ssctie and situated in exceptionally fine
three baths. oil heat, two-car buiit-in
garage: gar has Just been done over like brand
lnSnRcf nhnna
call Atlantic 5as2 w o.
lis AUBURN 81 Aye 4Io BETHESDA.
Two-story frame residence ,ot esx,os
iivlng room: dining room, Kitchen with new
gas stove two bedrooms bath and porch.
New twoastory detached brick -and-frame
iesioence. . bedrooms. bath. living room
ranf r1nfns room. Kitchen and garage. slate
S6.450
bedrooms. bath. living iieo room, iesiSnnGe Sininr
room Kitchen and garage.
REDUCED TO sl3.e5o.
Beautiful corner residence in Batterv
Park. This house has BLACK walnut ns1seps Tany
dom .,.s width fioors: three open ireplaees.
tached garase owner of this bea,,,ifuI
nome neeos large home and will make at
tractive terms ~
S15q5O
VIII BUY this beautiful detached home of
room, breakfast room pantry kitchan
Home in Kirksi6e. Chevy Chase Ma ~
Is 60xll5 This home is in good con-
dition and has automatic heat
REPossEssED HOME.
S10.450
Better terms than F. H. A. at less cost
SShevy Chase. Nd. rooms, baths. oil
A Bargain
E. M. FRY, INC,
Suburban Rentals and Sales Exclusively
Open Daily and Sun. 2 AM to @ Pm.
5000 Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda.
Wis. 6740-41.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
4340 ARGYLE TERRACE NV,
ERLOOKING BLAGDEN AVE

HOOSES fOk SAkE.
434O ARGYLE TERRACE NV,
OVERLOOKING BLAGDEN AVE.
Cool quiet. restricted. rooms, 2
ths fsepng ana sun ?srshss
ing on screened porch; reduced over
IS. 900. Open. OWNER. Adams O3bs. IL.
SACRIFICE.
4717 CHESAPEAKE ST. NV
American University Park--Facing
bath y noor din k1 list 9or ns eand srHe
ton. Less than $1,000. Emerson 453s.
JACOBSON BROS.
Are offering 9 substantial reduction in the
price OF the last one Of fourteen detached
brick homes built by us on Tuckerman st.
Ga. ave. transportation. within walking
distance OF Sheridan shopping center,
Grade and high schools. This is your op-
portunity to own Jacobson-built home,
soundly constructed planned for efficient
housekeeping with the most modern equip
means, Of your family. This home, has I
over size rooms , beautiful baths, finished
third floor. furred walls, insulated roof.
exterior metal, all copper; kitchen and
baths protected with Sanitas; Electric
Health kitchen; big, bright, dry basement
room. automatic heat: detached brick ga
rage on through paved alley; large. level
lot. completely sodded and artistically
Shrubbed.
Open Daily 70 to Pm.
OWNERS AND BUILDERS,
1919 K ST NV DISTRICT 21o6.
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LOTS WANTED.

suitable for storage of bricks, lumber. etc .
from buildings being wrecked for the new
Government Printing Office Write w j.
Md.
WANTED--GRoUP OF LOTS OR PARCEL,
ol ground in d. c. or nearby Va. suitable
Ior new homes. Write or phone Mr..
walter. giving full description and price.
B, F. SAUL CO.
p25 18th ST. NV Natl. oInO.
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,PE'TWORTH

NEAR 9TH AND FARRAGUT.
Unusually attractive brick home in good
kitchen. = porches and garage Automat tic
heat and hot water: awnings. screens:
Sc $50 on terms or S6T50 for cash eboye
81 $50 ] st trust at 5ct. No agents Adams
Sl07 ewes. or Sunday afternoon.
S5. 5OO-oVERLOoKJNG LINCOLN PARK
A ll.built bay-window brick. rooms
and rle bath. cellar: hot-water heat priced
exceptionally low for home in this sec
tion: terms
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FOR COLORED.
IN KINGMAN PARK
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

! HAVE CLIENTS WITH CASH FOR
Met. 2713. Evenings. Atlantic 1894.
SEE US FOR QUICK PRIVATE. ALL-CASH
deals tno commissioner for D. C. houses.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO., 1929 l. St.
NV. District $3.50 and District 6151.
PAY CASH FOR OLD HOUSES AND
fats; you sell direct and save commission.
Box IDA. Star.
CASH FOR ROW BRICK, SMALL WHITE
BAILEY, Adams 47S6 or mail, 1435 Me-
ridian NV.
WE HAVE BUYERS WITH ALL CASH FOR
brick or frame houses. any condition. Call
or write Mr.. Conner
GOss REALTY CO.,
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HOUSES UNEURkisHEp.
Continued.


1903 TUNLAw RID NV. tAT 37th ST =
bedrooms. center-hall plan; Frigidaire;
newly. redecorated. convenient 70 George-
town Medical School, Western High School,
a A2 s H0Ba 6pen sund ss2rf FSons nd
S ROOMS AND BATH. GLAssED- IN
sleep. ,ppo porch; bit garage; large yaTd' Md
saSts mediateIy 4GE MODERN serm MTs house, % North M
Chevy Chase, overlooking Columbia Coun-
sSSyo sry Club ige: shady yard cool and auiet'
GROOM HOUSE ON CORNER LOT IN
choice section, Cleveland Park. Open for
inspection. Call Cleveland 1887.
BUNGALow-30 DECATUR ST. COT
dition: fine locality. lge yard; S45. Avail.
June 3. Call at 10 Decatur st. or phone
Greenwood l la1l-R.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Sl00.
5000 34th st. n.w.--Four bedrooms:
sleeping porch; Living din dining rooms and
Key at 36Ii 34th JAMES E. scHWAB.
Southern Bldg. District S157.
9l7 VA. AVE. s.W.-8 r.. B.,
Cal st. se.-6 r. b.. cleo - S45 90
''e % Va ri :. bRo5ySf,, f,''' sss. sss %
oNooa S47' SeHNtih '5oMcaEvEREY, fRE9An0"'
All modern improvements cool; wooded
suburb 90 minutes from town. Telephone
Hyattsvile T2S-J. Furnished if desired.
l2'
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES
Inspect our complete list of beautiful
homes before renting & 10 IL rooms. l
TO 3 baths. LESLIE D. MEASELL. Cleve-
land 66l4. IL"
MODERN BUNGALOW HOMES.
Nearby Va. and Md; S35 TO SIS. LES
LIE D. MEASELL, Cleveland 6614. 12'
CHEVY CHASE, MD. AND D. C.
We have a large list of houses in this
beautiful section. Call us before making
a selection
EDW. H. JONES g. CO..
$500 Conn. Ave Clev 1900.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

RELIABLE COUPLE DESIRE SMALL
house or apartment furnished or unfur-
nished. reasonable rent, July Suitable
for home and music studio. References.
Box l11-B, Star
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COLORED-1616 MONTELLO AVE. NE
e rms, h-wh., hardwood floors, built-in in
garage, front and rear porches. 13'
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DON'T MISS THISi

| -, 3Sl8 Calvert St. in Glover Park. Jdst
| sell for $3.50. Terms to suit 9 rms
2 baths large kitchen. reception room
detached garage. Dist 2G24. evenings
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OPEN--S8.75

1924 Morrison ST NV
Fine. convenient Ioca tion in Chevy Chase.
p. c., detsc ched tiled home. roomy com
Portable and In fine condition. rooms .
BATHS h.-w.h.: oil burner; nice big lot with
trees,
BRoDIE & COLBERT. INC. Natl. ss15.
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4316 18th ST. NE.
LA SALE PARK-S9. $50.

Near Taft Junior High school--Modern.
detached brick home rooms , baths.
modern kitchen. G. E. refrieeratof; attic.
recreation room. AUTOMATIC gas heat and
water heater. Front and side concrete
porches; furred walls. insulated. weather.
stripped. New-house condition. Terms
$3.50 cash balance mcnthlv.
OPEN SATURDAY. 1-6.
OPEN SUNDAY. 81
EUGENE A. BARRY.
343a 14th ST NV Columbia 6OS6
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OPEN-S7. 900.

DAILY AND SUN, ~ PM
S14 1ngraham ST. n.w.-Semi detached
brick home in this popular. convenient To-
cation Large. light living rm.: dining rm.
kitchen. inclosed heated sun porch Z bed
rms. tiled bath and inclosed heated Sleep
ing porch, garage
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC. Nail SSrh
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TRULY A BARGAIN

Lowest priced house in Woodside Park
Silver Spring. New de luxe bungalow. all
large rooms; 3 hedrms liv rr1. full din
rm., tile bath. shower. ultramodern kitch-
en-. recreation rm.. full cellar. attic. ca
rage. oil heat. porches / SO Georeia ave
Call builder efter 6 Shan 3rSf
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PAUL P. STONE. NORTH 7471.

Near Woodbridge School and r. 7. ave-
large rooms attic, lot 4Ox.OI This prop
erty was bought at foreclosure Enough
ssld See 1t Sunday. Cash talks. North
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BARGAIN-S6. $4,000.

! 5-room all-brick bungalow tiled bath
| de luxe kitchen. automatic heat fireplace
| steel easement windows insulated. weather
| Stripped. screened, 2-car brick garaee
| beautiful large lot. attic has provision for
| additional room and bath: r H A
dolph 522R
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Inspect Todsy-Real Values.
3525 34th ST. Sc
1881 Denver St Sc
This home has 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. one
hedrm.. bath on first floor
PAUL P. STONE, NORTH 747l.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Continued
COUNTRY HOME. "a, AS,

COUNTRY HOME. S4.450.
acre. Georgia ave; T-room modern
rees cFAN REATY Tsses Co. shep Ta
Hew brisk nr ROOM s9; vrp bashs ssn In se45o
t1ance M eH1i ali iess 0nss model You viii nn'sn Wonder
and ask why price is so reasonable. The
reason is, w. must sell; Come, today or
any day until sold. Out Georgia ave TO
$500 block right to 439, or call Shepherd
800 weekdays.
.491l ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
20 It wide: six large rooms and bath
porch. two large rear porches; screened: /:
new oil burner and automatic water heater:
recreation, room; garage: desirable loca-
to inspect. call Mr.. Altman. Atlantic 1928.
Open Saturday and Sunday from
1924 14th st. NV. District 3346.
NO CASH.
On account of unavoidable circumstances
I am offering new broom brick home on
| monthly payment contract. No cash pay
ment. Beautiful lot. Fine neighbo t1ood
Best construction; insulated. Must be seen
N. Utah St. Waverly Village, Arlington, Va
REDUCED FROM
$1O,450 TO $3.50.
$500 CASH. Se5 MONTH.
New detached brick 9 rms z baths in
rage; very large lot: beautiful location
near Bethesda. Greenwood 1878. Wiscon-
sin 5s33-M.
A MODERN COLONIAL HOME CONTAIN
fireplace, oil heat. earage, unfinished attic
detached; large lot, located on 10th st. ne,
WIN. T. BALLARD,
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1919 4th ST NE.

Bsy-window brick. e larse rooms and
bath, hot-water heat, electric lights: long
hack ward. S45
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A REAL VALUE,

SO 80 buys, an 11-room brick house
tsree pay windows extend up to the third
moor; lower and upper back porches: auto
matte heat; located near North Capitol St
PAUL P. STONE, NORTH 7471
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best section OF Chevy Ch
E. M. FRY, INC.
SUBURBAN pRoP.-sAlE OR RENT

Suburban Sales and Rentals Exclusively
Open Daily and Sunday A M to 9 p M
6902 Wis. Ave, Bethesda. Wis 614O-4l
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FIRST SHOWING-S9.8 $50.

BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE GARDENS
DETACHED BRICK. 9 LGE. RMS: AIR
ATTIC.
OTHER NEW HOMES NOW ON DIS
TO 81 ESQ. THESE HOUSES ARE LO-
GATED IN THE 400 BLK. OF 18th PL
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A LOT OF HOUSE,
A Big Lot-$9.500.
Remodeled and modernized detached
: rooms. new tile bath with shower
sleeping porch. lavstory on lst floor oil
burner. Gear garage; 3 blocks from Wood
row Wilson High School Open ali day
Sunday and week days. 2-f pm
1904 ALTON PL. NV.
HENRY J. ROBB. INC.
1929 Vermont Ave NV Dist. SI41.
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CORNER LOT. COLONIAL VILLAGE FAC
ing Rock Greek Park; 9199 square feet.
lon-foot front on Plymouth St; improve
ments reasonable, need cash. See your
broker or caIl Shan oShn-J 10.
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THE GOLDEN MOMENT,
THE GOLDEN MOMENT


To improve the golden moment Of OPP
portunity, inspect my year-old modern
brick at 4aIO 18TH st. n. Waycrofl. Ar
lington Va I'm going West and want an
offer Don't decide before inspecting that
price will be too high. Come in, we'll talk
it over together. Home Saturday pm
all day Sunoay. Appointment any other
tip,a phor,e nyfnrd
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INVEsTMENTsPRoPERTY FOR SALE.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD.-LARGE
home, furnished or unfurnished, several
acres; 40 minutes out. Dupont 2310.
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ZIRCONiA

Zirconia, Sept. 24.-The Green
River township Singing Conven-
ton will NEE at Green River
Baptist church Sunday, Septcm-
Der %, ut =. p. IN.
A wedding which came as a
surprise to their many friends was
that of j. J. Levi TO Mrs. Stead
man, on September u.
Mr.. John Morgan had the mis-
fortune to loso fine hog last
week.
Mr.. Lloyd Davies Of the United
States Marines, was the dinner
guest Of Robert Levi last Sunday.
Mrs. G.. w. kittrell Of Tryon,
and John kittcll of Watts Mills,
S. c., spent the past weekend at
Ramp Kittrell.
Mr.. Roland Bingham is spend
ing his vacation at the home Of
W. l.. Station.
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JAPS CLOSING
IN ON HANK0W
Hangsin, 70 Niles South
east of Provisional Capt.
tai, Is Taken

SHANGHAI, Sept. "a. tCP)-
japanese columns closing III on
Hankow Friday captured Hang
sin. 70 miles southwest of the
Chinese provisional capital, and
drove q new wedge into the
crumbling defenSes Of Chinese
Gcneralissimo Chang kai-Shek.
Mushihkiang had been taken
"a hours earlier by Gen. Shunro-
ku Hati's columns striking from
Juichcng and the Japanese said
they were in position to blast the
last of the strong Chinese forts
at Tienchiachcn in the narrow
YangtSe gorges below the WI
han (Wuchang, Hankow and Han
yang) area.
The Chinese were resisting Bit
terly everywhere, however.
\ japanese communlquc in
Marking said Lieut.. Gen. Prince
Naruhiko Higashi Kunls 'imper-
ial columns" operating on the
north bank of the Yangtse north
of the Japnaesc base in Kiuking,
had killed an estimated IL 900
Chinese troops in the series Of
battles which have been raging
in the Taipch mountains since
August %. Only 354 prisoners
were taken. The japanese claimed
their losses were only 500 dead.
Despite their victories, however,
the Japanese had not yet succeed
ed in capturing Sinyang, 100 mil
rs north of Hankuw on the Peip-
ing-Ilankow railway, and experts
bclivcd that until this Chinese
position is taken the final drive on
the Wu-llan area cannot start.
Japanese planes were blasting
Sinyang daily, from new airhcld
built near LoShan.
On the south bank of the Yang
tSc the Chinese said that Canton
Csc General Chang Fa-Kwi had
launched a strong cOunter-otfen-
sivc on the Nanchang front and
had "deciSivcly defeated" the
japanese l0lst Division composed
OIL IlStIN ElN IlPllI 'hS' oebo
ncSe batteries in the hotly-con-
tested Mahwciling area were "sil-
cnccd and much booty captured"
The Chinese rcoccupicd ~ vii
lagos.
The Chinese said they lost H.
900 men and believed the Japa-
nesc lost an equal number in this
battle.
Far to the northeast of Han
kOw, on the Central Lung
way front, the Chinese said their
GucrrillaS penetrated kaifeng
yesterday and killed "scoreS of
Japanese" before retiring.
North of the Yellow river, it
was admitted, Chinese guerillas
were being forced out of Hopei
and Shansi provinces by 10000
Japanese troops newly arrived
from Tokyo.
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PLEASANT GROVE, Sept. .
PLEASANT GROVE

The Lords Supper will be OBJ
served at Pleasant Grove church
next Sunday. morning. All nearby
churches are invited to be pres
cnt.
Mr.. George Burroughs of Elk
Mountain visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wilson last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. EgertOn Fletcher
and family were dinner guests of
SIR. and Mrs. Jones Banning Sun
day.
Mrs. Flora Oliver is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coy Blythe and
daughter, Doris, were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Greed
Banks Sunday.
Several from this community
attended the funeral Of ID. +.
Blythe, which was conducted at
Tracey Grove Methodist church
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gray and
daughter, Louise, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. K. Justus Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Blythe and
family of Anderson, S. c., are
spending Il few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Creed Banks.
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SOUTH CAROLINA'S
REPUBLICANS HOLD
STATE CONVENTION

COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. "a
(UP)-RepublicanS of South Car
Dina held their annual state con-
vention Thursday nominated i
full ticket of congressional and
state candidates and adopted Il
platform which included con-
demnation Of lynching.
Joseph A. Tolbclt, Grecnvillc
attorney, was nominated for gov
ernor, and Joseph W. Tolbert, Of
Ninety Six, was reelected state
chairman, automatically re-elect-
ing him committeeman to the
next Republican national cOnven-
ton.
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FRIDAY
HOOPERS CREEK

HOOPERS CREEK. Sept. %.
Rev. VIM. Huntley filed his regu-
lar appointment at Hoopers Creek
Sunday.
Mrs. Parlie SuttIes and child
rem were weekend guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Davis.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilkic spent
Sunday with her parcntS, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Worsham.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Garren
have move to Bat Cave where
Mrs. Garren is teaching.
Mr. and Ms. Charlie Carson of
Barnardsville visited the latter'S
mother. Mrs. Bob Riddle, Sunday.
Mrs. Riddle returned with them to
spend a couple of weeks.
Nh. and Mrs. Eugene Fowler
are the proud parents Of son,
born September 10.
Miss bessie SuttleS Of Biltmore
visited her mother, Mrs. Robert
Suttles, last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Rhodes and
little daughter. Callie, were din
ner geuSts Of Mrs. Rhodes moth
cr, Mrs. Cal Nix, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Frady and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher
all of Virginia, who have been
visiting . friends and relatives,
have returned home.
Rev. and Mrs. Hurtle were din
ner. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Riddle last Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Rutle and son are. i'll
with flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Garren WIS.,
tied Mrs. AWE SuttleS Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cation have
moved in Mrs. w. F. Rhodes
house.
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CONSERVES TIME

SAN JOSE, Calf. (UP)--Geo.
Jorgpnson, student at San Jose
State College, has perfected for
the inmates Of the cooperative
house an alarm clock that reduc-
rs getting up in the morning to
the lowest possible degree Of
waste of energy. The clock auto
matically rings the alarm, and
then turns it off, starts the radio,
and puts into operation an cleo
trical toastrr, all without the ne
ceSSiyt of anyone getting out Of
bed.
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TOWNSENDITES PLAN
FLORIDA SESSION

LEESBURG, Fla, Sept. "a.
(UP)--A state mass meeting Of
Florida Townsend clubs will be
held in Tampa Sept. %, according
to announcement today by Ned
Rogers. member Of the publicity
committee.
Rogers said the meeting had
ben called to consider ''impor-
tant information" received from
Rep. Joe Hendricks, d., Fla.
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Blend together sweetened con-
denSed milk, lemon juice and
lemon extract. Stir until mixture
thickens. Add blackberries. Beat
egg whites until stiff and fold
into mixture. Line narrow oblons
pan or spring form cake pan with
wax paper. Cover with filling.
Add layer Of vanilla waters. al
ternating in this way until filling
is used, finishing with layer Of
waters. Chill in refrigerator -
hours or longer.
To serve, turn out on small
platter and carefully remove wax
paper. Cut in slices and serve
plain or with whipped cream
1.-TWO cups blueberTles may be
used in place Of h,arkh"rrinS \
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TomorroW's hlenu

BREAKFAST: September
fruit bowl, fried corn meal
mush, bacon, fried apple rings,
coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Baked eggs.
cheese cream sauce. sliced 10.
matoes. frosted cup cakes, tea,
milk.
DINNER: Grape cup, corn
ed beef. Loiled potatoes. but.
tered cabbage, prepared mus
tard, juicy blackberry roll,
blackberry sauce, coffee, milk.
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XSlMEgath@@E
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
Maximum tcmperature-70 de
grceS. Minimum - 80 de2recs.
Mcan-j2.5 degrees. Days range
So degrees
FRIDAY
Maximum tcmperature-S0 de
greeS. Minimum $50 ~ degrees.
Mean--Gl degrees. Days range
10 degrees.
Normal mean temperature for
September-66.9 degrees. RAIN
fall TO date-3.0l inches. Normal
rainfall-5.04 inches.
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TOWN OF OLD CHURCHES

WEST CHESTER, Pa. (UP)-
Chester county has five Presby-
terian churches which are more
than 200 years old. They are To-
Gated at Brandywinc Manor. Up
per Octorara, Great Valley,
Fagg's Manor and New London.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-09-24

DALLAS, Tex. (UP)-Cheeko,
monkey belonging to W. R. Leav-
ell, likes to mother" the five
pups of Belle, a fox terrier. The
LeavellS allow Belle to carry her
pups inside a cage which Cheeko
shares with another money and
two racoons.
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CITY HALL HAS GARDEN

DULUTH, MINI. (UP) - The
Duluth city hall lawn has become
the site of an agricultural expert
mcnt. Someone planted radiSheS
and lettuce on a 6 by s foot patch
of ground on the lawn, but no
body would admit it.
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Nlode:.rxl Menus
BY MRS. GAYNCR MADDOX
,rr,lce Staa writer


NEN Service stan Writer
IT won't be long now. TIE
l blackberry season is about over.
But there's still time for one or
TWO more gala recipes.
Juicy Blackberry Roll
(Serves 4 TO 81
Six cups blackberrieS, cup su.
gaf, IA teaspoon cinnamon, ] tea
spoon brown sugar, light biscuit
dough, 2 tablespoons melted but
ter.
Roll out biscuit dough and
brush with melted butter. Sprln-
kle with 3 cups blackberries, -
cup sugar and cinnamon and
brown sugar mixed. Then care
fully roll dough as for jelly roll.
Grease large pan and place
the blackberry roll n it. Turn
The other 3 cups blackberries into
the pan and sprinkle with the
remaining l-2 cup sugar.
Bake in hot oven (400 degrees
F. for about 80 minutes. Serve
with It's own syrupy blackberry
sauce.
Blackberry Refrigerator Cake
(ServeS 6 10 81
One and one-third cups q cam
sweetened condensed milk, IA
cup lemon juice, IA teaspoon
lemon extract. 2 cups fresh black
berries, 2 egg whites, st!tlly beat
en-. "a vanilla waters.
Ireland may war on proilteer-
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INDUSTRIES RISE

CLEVELAND (UP) - Indus
try here is expanding despite the
recession. The city's annual pay
rolls habe been increased $780,
900 by establishments of "a new
industries and more than ST.
$4,000 have been spent in plant
expansions by 81 existing indus
tries since January |.
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FINDER RELENTS

LA GRANDE, Ore. (UP)--
Eighteen years ago, Mrs. Celina
Calchina lost her purse containing
$50. One of her best friends-a
man-found it and spent the
money. Recently he admitted it
and returned the money. They are
still friends because Mrs. Calchina
believes he needed it more than
| did"
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There are STA motion plctur-
cs theaters in Latin America.
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American dry shavcrs are to be
tried in Belgium.
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Boy Scouts Of Japan are being
taught to build emerge II y
bridges.
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Blackberry Refrigerator Cake
/car,,nc & ~ 81

Ireland may war on proilteer-
ing.
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COPYRIGHT. 1899
REA SERVICE. INC.
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MONKEY, PUPS PALS

Ito be continued)