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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-18
Broiied Spring Shsd
NEW HAMPSHIRE WPA
FINDS REVOLUTION
BEGAN THERE, l774

CONCORD, n. H., Mar. l8.-
(UP).-The Boston Tea party,
Paul Revere's midnight ride and
the "shot heard round the world
did not mark the beginning of the
American Revolution, accoring to
the New Hampshire Guide book
(Houghton Mifflin), compiled by
WPA writers who challenge long
accepted historical facts.
The Granite state scrlbes con-
tend the Boston Tea party, cited
by historians as marking the first
resistance by war-painted and In
dian-costumed eolonists to British
taxes, occurred years after a SINH
lar opposite at Exeter, n. II. .
In the ''mast tree. riot OF 1884"
the book relates, "a group of Elk
etsr colonials dressed as Indians
dragged the men" sent by the
crowns encouragement from
their beds in Samuel Gilman's
tavern and hustled them out with
threats and blows"
New Hampshire coionists again
resisted English taxes in 1902,
the book contends, when the
royal governors marshal returned
home empty-handed after being
informed by "leading women Of
Exeter that a 'red-hot spit and
scalding water were ready for
him." .-.....~
Though apparently unable to
duplicate or overshadow Paul Re-
vere's nocturnal warning of April
l9, 1875, of the approach of the
British, the guide book AYERS the
Battle of Lexington and Concord
Mass was not the first armed
resistance to Great Britain.
"The first armed resistance in
New Hampshire to Great Britain
occurred in Dec. Ia, l774, when a
small party captured Fort Will
liam and Mary in Newcastle, and
removed the powder and guns to
Durham" says the guide book.
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done, basting frequently will
melted butter. When half done
remove to roasting pan. Basts
again literally with melted butter
and cook i'll hot oven (400 degree:
F.) until done. Serve on large
hot platter garnished with water
cress and thin slices Of lemon
Planked Shad<
(Serves 4 to g. -
Prepare the shad g pounds1 q
for broiling. Rub gently WITH sal
and pepper. Brush literally viii
melted butter. Use an oven plank
made of oak which is wider anc
longer than the shad. Butter 1t
then lay the shad on 1t skin SIDE
down. Place thel shad on thu
plank in a pre-heated hot over
(4OO degrees F.). Bake for abou
Is minutes, basting frequently
with melted butter. Removt
plank from oven. Garnish. witt
PURGE of mashed potatoes forcee
through pastry tube. Brush
mashed potato garniSh light!
with butter, cover fish VIII oilee
paper and run planp unaer famt
just long enough 10 brown top o
n0tatneS Serve a. N-na -
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MOTORIST KNOCKS
DOWN BEAR; 1T FLEES

STE. ANNE DES MONTS,
Que, Mar. l8.-(UP)-Georgc
Case, driving with his wife on
lonely stretch of highway near
here, rounded a sharp curve and
was confronted by a huge black
bear. The bear, reared on its
hind legs, showed every intention
of leaping upon the hood of the
car, which was moving slowly.
Gasse stepped on the accelera-
tor. There was resounding thud
and the car came to a stop. The
bear rolled over couple of
times, got to it's feet, shook itself
as though looking for broken
bones, and trotted hastily into the
bush.
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RARE combination Of the exact
- scientist and the abstract phi.
Iosopher was Rene Descartes, the
famous French thinker who lived
from 1895 to 1850. Here was a
man who doubted everything.
DescarteS is generally known
as the father of modern philoso-
ply He has often been called,
too. the first modern mathemati-
clan. Certainly his advanced
thinking has had profound effect
on modern views. Take, for ex-
ample. his most distinguished es-
say or book. Discourse or
Method"
Skepticism is at its best here.
The essay is based on dolsot.
Everything must be questioned
argues Descartes. so that we may
discover something that is beyond
doubt. At first. he points out.
everything seems to succumb to
it-traditional beliefs, commonly
accepted ideas. the very facts Of
direct observation may be illu-
sions and dreams. Eventually.
however. something is discovered
that is beyond doubt; that is doubt
itself
So Descartes went about his
thinking. opening new fields in
mathematics. philosophy. physics.
psychology and physiology. Is
sued in commemoration OF the
third centenary of the publication
Of his famous discourse on
Method" 1887 DescarteS stamp
is shown here.
Copyright. 1898. NEA Service. Incl
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ITALY TOBUlLD
TRADE FLEET
Vast Merchant Marine to
Make Country Eco
nomically Free

ROME, Mar. IS. (UP)-Italy
soon will embark on Il l0-year
ship building program which Will
make it one of the worlds leading
maritime nations.
DEGREES have been published
calling for the annual construc-
ton of 100000 tons of merchant
vessels for a total of 2,O00,OoO og
1913.
The building program, however,
is not to be limited only to cargo
boats. Italy, which has built up
one of the finest fleets Of pasSeh-
ger liners since the war, has an
nounced a second program when
is to complement the freight one;
1t calls for the construction OF ~
passenger and mail ships Tor a
total of 100000 tons. 1t Will cost
approximately $75,OO0,00O:
Nine ships will be built for the
Italia Line for total of 86,0oo
tons, Is for the Lloyd Irlestina
Line for a total tonnage OF 81
600, II for the Tirennia Line Tor
$4,000 tons and 5 for the Adriat-
lea Line for $4,000 tons. In ad-
dition the Roma and Augustus
will be transformed.
NEW LINERS PLANNED
In a few cases some OF the
liners in use will be replaced by
new units. The smart Vittoria, the
pride of ltaly's extreme ORIENT
fleet, will make way for new
l6,500-ton motorship. Increasing
competition by the British has
dictated this change. The Princi-
pessa Giovanna, and the Princl-
pessa Maria, both in the South
American service, will be substi-
tuted by two new l0,O0O-ton mo-
torships.
On December 81, the total tom
mage of mechanically propelled
ships in the Italian merchant ma
rine totalled 3,174,000 tons, put
ting it in sixth place after Great
Britain, the United States, Japan,
Norway and Germany respective
". This is an increase Of l,744,-
600 tons or 1872 per cent over
tonnage in 1914.
OF the 3,174,000 tons, approx.
mately 100000 tons consist Of
freighters devoted exclusively to
the transport of material and
supplies. The rest are passenger
and fast mail ships.
AS in other economic domains,
the prime object of ltaly's drive
for bigger and better merchant
marine is sclf-sufficiency.
Italy , would like to create 4
huge fleet of tramp steamers and
go into the international trans
port business. Rome has obviously
watched the Scandinavian coun-
tries build up their fleets of
freighters to assume leading
places among maritime nations.
Italy makes no secret. that it
wants to take Il cut of this trans
port business.
All of this has one prime add
mitted object - the bringing OF
foreign valuta into the country,
of which Italy has Il pressing
need. 49,.
If all of this could be realized,
other elements would be brought
into play. With Il merchant ma
rine that could amply take care Of
all the imports and exports, Italy
would no longer BIZ at the mercy
Of other nations in case of eco
nomic sanctions. ..
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Modern Menus
By Mrs. Gaynor Maddox
El Service Stan Writer

NEA Service Stan writer
(IlHEN shad swims up the river,
w it's time for your annual
"spri.g dinner" Begin with a
pungent essence of green herbs
a clear hot soup made OF greens
from the garden such as parsley,
leeks, celery root, and whatever
herbs you can lay your hands on.
Cook these together in a little
water, t'rain and serTe as an APP
petizer to the treats to follow.
With the shad, serve new pota-
toes in parsley butter and the
freshest and greeneSt spring as
paragus in the market. Holland
aise sauce if you must, but drawn
butter with a suspicion OF lemon
Juice, is the ideal accompaniment
for this spring vegetable.
A huge sprightly bowl of spring
salad comes next-and 1t comes
with nothing more elaborate than
a French dressing made Of olive
oil, vinegar or lemon juice and
spices. In the bowl toss Chinese
cabbage cut in strips, radlSheS,
green pepper, watercress. sorrel;
endive,, crisp lettuce, chopped
parsley, sliced cucumberS, chop
ped chives, a few chopped raw
green peas, a few tender young
carrots shredded into golden
strips. Toss and toss and then toss
again.
For dessert, nothing more
sumptuous than the most sumptu-
Gus of Observation-Disclosures Serv-
ed with thick rich cream. A few
fresh ladyfingers-and there IS
your greeting to spring in all its
simple perfection.
4. . Broiied Spring Shad
-. = (Serves 4 to g.
Use a 3-r,ound shad. Clean and
wash. Split open along the back,
remove large bone. Season with
salt and pepper. Brush with melt
ed butter. Place on broiler rack,
skin side down Rrnil until half
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Tomorrow's Menu

BREAktA q. DdilaiioS "
cream, dry cereal, creamed
dried beef, hot French bread
coffee. milk.
ST. PATkICK'S DAY
BRIDGE LUNCHEON: Pine
apple and mint cocktail, cold
sliced breast of chicken, souf.
lie OF green peas. clover leaf
rolls, pistachio ice cream, st.
Patrick's layer cake.
DINNER (SpTing Dmner):
Herb soup, broiled shad, ne'.J
potatoes, parsley butter. as
paragus, spring salad bowl,
Strawberries and cream. lady
fingers, coffee, milk. r.. ,s.t
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ALBERNI Is PORT
FOR MISSING MEN

PORT ALBERNI, B. c., March
lS. CUP)-This city on the west
coast of Vancouver Island is fast
becoming known among foreign
going seamen as the port of miss
ing men.
Cargo ships generally stop here
for two or three days before pro-
ceeding outbound. e., Many a sailor
who ovcrstays his shore leave in
Vancouver barely manages to
reach his ship before it heads for
foreign shores.
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TRUTH CRUSADE BEGUN

NORTH BEND, Ore. tUP).--A
campaign to spread truth through
out the world b ytelling all the
lies has been started by the North
Bend Kiwanis club. When all lies
are told there will be nothing left
to cause worry and uneasiness,
they believe.
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DOG PLUCKS POULTRY

KISSIMME, Fla. (uP).--Bud-
dy, a five-year-old fox terrier be-
longing to H. f. Play Of klsslm-
me, is a real help when II comes
to preparing dinner. Buddy's
specially is plucking chickens, &C
cordiup to Play.
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TRADE UNION ORCANI7,n
BY ENGLISH MINIsTs,

LONDON. Mar. Is. TIP
trade union of ministers !, II
formed in Great Britain.
The Rev. Robert DoJ.e i
Of Great Chesterfield, E,sry )
has been appointed mi5ls,l
organizing secretary Of he n
alist Christian league. sad l
union was being formed 70. ]
tual protection and co.ortr,t1
witness"
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POWER FOR FARMERS

ALMA, Ga, Mar. IS. (UP)-
Electric power today was extend
ed to ESQ southeast Georgia farms
with the dedication of the first
unit of the Satilla Rural Electric
Membership corporation.
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our ap,
of the kindness of all
friends who ministered to US dur
ing the illness and death of our
father, D. P. Donnahue; and also
wish to thank them for floral
tributes.
ltp The FAMlLl'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-18

ChriSko's opera, 1.-The Armored
Cruiser Potemkin," recently had
its premiere in Moscow.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-18

London has appointed man
solely to protect its water system
from air raids.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-18

High prices are expected to Sc
riously handicap business prog
reSs in Ecuador this year.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-18

CONSTANCE hAlD"ELL
heroine: the Stand-in.
DEREK MANTHON-an artist
who loved money first.
HlLDEGARDE THORVALD-
Derek painted her portrait:
DR.. ROGERS-he met his mo't
difficult case
IS
Yesterday: The strange query
about the price of her dress turns
out 10 be a stand-in modelling job
for Connie. But she is not to hear
the last of this.
Evening star., 1938-04-30
APARTMENTS sUBUKBAh.

LARGE LIVING, ROOM. CHEERFUL, BED
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;,6O1 33rd St.. Mt. Rainier. Greenwood 5000:
NICELY FURNISHED LIVING ROOM,
bedroom, kitchen, back porch, private
bath. 20 Johnson ave. Hyattsville. Md.
3-RM. APT, FURN. OR UNFURN.. CITY
conv. country advantages; mr.. bus, stores,
Call Falls Church 334
MT. RAINIER. -MD.-DELIGHTFUL. UN.
hail. large Yard baTFain 0 s4 'sn o hsat s
hot water, water, electricity included. Green
LARGE LIVING ROOM, 9 BEDROOMS,
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East-West Highway, near Meadowbrook
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!415 N. UTAH ST. ARLINGTON, VA
and bath. garage; private entrance; 1oe
zone: : bus lines. Phone Walnut S054. ! =
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S3. SO ROOMS. KITCHEN. PRIVATE
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service: large screened porch. Call Green
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FLOWER AVE. .APTs;, TAKoMA. PARK.
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room units. rentals S45 to $50: garage:
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Natl $3.50. Sunday Clev. 900.
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s-RooM FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
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lst FLOOR; 3 RMS; HEAT. LIGHT. GAS.
v g
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MT RAINIER. 1896 EVANS ST LARGE
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S31 30. Greenwood O992-J
A CHARMING APT IN OLD ALEXAN-
drla-Large living room 15x30; dining
room. kitchen. 3 bedrooms. > tiled baths.
large recreation room: abundance of closet
space: beautiful walled garden. Call Wal
nut 1l26 for appointment.
BLADENSBURG. MD. IL RIVER RD-
Unfurn.. liv. .rm.. . bedrms.. kit. pvt bath:
gas. elec;. oil heat furn.: c.h.w.; pvt home,
insulated; garden space
FURNISHED APT, ON MODERN ES
tate: living. dining. . bedrms.. kit. bath,
PVT entrance. garden. Decatur Ol12,
Fairfax 1901.
COMPLETELY FURN., l.. r., BR d.
nette. H., b.; new apt. bldg; June lst to
Sept. 18th: very reasonable. Shep. 3279.
so9l goo N. CLEVELAND ST, ARL.. Va
$3.50 per month: adults. Walnut $500.
FURNISHED APT, End FL. ROOMS.
KIT, bath: S45. includes light. heat gas
and Frigidaire. Phone Hyattsville cow
NEAR AIRPORT. SUITLAND, MD
large rooms. kitchen and bath; cool; near
BUS line: reasonable. PETER SCHULZ. l.
S50--NEW. MODERN DUPLEX HOME.
to school churches and bus: 20 minutes to
center OF city; refined adults.
Phone National mia 1904 y a. NJ ",
Evening star., 1938-04-30

CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES.
Inspect our complete list Of beautiful
TO 8 paths. LESLIE .. MkA641x. C1evs.
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HOUSES uNFuRNisHEp.

5137 o 81. NV R.. B.; GAS
Fiat. i2ii N. Cap. st.-e +. b.: soo'oo
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO
014 G. ST. NV. Dist. $500.
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HOUSES UNFURklsHEp.

$50 MONTH"; N. Y. AVE. NV
rooms. bath. cellar under entire house;
ami: references required. Inquire No. !
FOXHALL VILLAGE = ROOMS AND
bath: insulated. gas heat; electric re-
srigeration: Call Wis. 6204. %
BY OWNER RMS. / BA. TO RMS.
1a f S pe1f Chevy cnase
BY Va. and Md; brokers protected. Full
TON r. GORDON 1427 Eye st. NV, Dist,
$3.50: evenings. Clev. 6O91.
BEAUTIFUL S-ROOM HOUSE LAWN,
flowers. Chevy Chase, Nd, SS7 80 month.
Apply for key. 5000 Wis. ave. NV. l.
1900 18th ST. NE (NEAR MONASTERY
brick; q rms. incl. 4 large bed
AukA $50 tth n.X. NltionI (66i..
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HOUSES FUR. OR uNEuR.

1VVSES fVK. OK ONfUK.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH, GARAGE, FRONT
porch, large shady yard with hedge; oil
2O31 PARK RD.. FACING ROCK CREEK
Park-9 rooms. 2 baths. S65-S1OO. Open
Sunday. 2 to $40.
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APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHED.
COLORED.

bath and foyer. Completely redecorated
Rent includes refrigeration; $39.50. La
Corona Apartments, 425 M st. NV.
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FIVE ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH AND
porch: compile tely refinished: in well-man.
aged building overlooking city; cool and
quiet in summer: Sl0O by month. months
or longer See janitor. 2S44 Wisconsin ave.
Evening star., 1938-04-30

$40 A MONTH.
The Newlon-144O r ST. NV Apt. GO
/ rm., recep. hall. kitchenette. bath: elec.
refg.; completely fnrn. Call in person
Evening star., 1938-04-30

NEW BRICK HOME-OPFN.
Believe 1t or ;. not. ask 1A yonr . @ architect or
builder If he can duplicate this 25x3O
prick house on lot 5Ox126 for 50 $50.
slate roof. copper cutters. down spouts
ssnd. haShings; lash furred and insulated, oil
neat with summer and winter hookup
Convenient to schools and transportat ton.
439 Maple lane. Silver Spring Md Drive
TO 5000 blk. Ga. ave. bear right at House
43q Maple lane
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
8433 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring ONCE.
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pvt bath: chw, elec. refg.. heat, light.
gas: $50 month. North 469S-J or Lincoln
6RRdI ps11 CT
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GEORGETOWN -ATTRACTIVELY FUR
nished, completely equipped, living room.
bedroom. dining room. kitchen and bath.
SIS mo. HERMAN E. GASCH q SON.
1420 K st. NV. National 1854.
1850 CALVERT-THREE LARGE. BRIGHT
rooms. bath, Frigidaire. An ideal home
for refined. temnerate cnunle
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PARK ROAD NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and BATH porch. beau
tifully furnished: west Of 10th st.. $50
per mo.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 New York Ave. NV.
Natl. 9797. Natl 97a7.
1853 10th N.W.-COR. r.
2nd-noor 'front.' rms. mod. bath.
shower. ice water, sep. entrance; beaut.
furn.; wonderful meals.
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INFER. 1886 18th ST. N.W.--1 AND ,
rms. newly dec: kit. bath; refg.. gas. cleo.
incl in rent; S45 up Res mgr, SO2
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BURTON. 2120 G ST. NV ROOM
and kitchen. semi-bath; no extras; 50 week.
$35 month; also sleeping rooms.
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1905 18th ST NW.-IN LARGE. PRIVATE
home. Bay-window front room. kitchen
and bath: all modern conven.: refined ad-
ults only: S37.50. centrally located. De-
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2123 R ST. NV" ROOMS, KIT. AND
bath, all outside. south exposure; exclusive
location G. E. .refg., ch.w.; Venetian
blinds: adults; references: S65.
1912 PARK RID. NW.-COUPLE. 2
nicely furn. rms. with Ink: gas. elec.,
Fripidaire included
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1O6-TWo large front rooms and bath,
completely and comfortably furnished.
RedecOrated Summer rates,
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
Continued
CHOICE LOCATION.

Two rooms. kitchen. bath, overlookin
ROCK Creek Park. Heat. gas. lights ful
ntShed Close to Shorehnm Availahle Nav
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NEAR AGR DEPT. $40 INDEPENDENCE
ave-Two large rooms and bath 1st floor.
$50, also ! room. kitchenette. S2s.
1907 OTIS PL. NW.--ENT1RE FL. BED
liv. rm.. kit. pvt. bath: Frigidaire; c.h.w.;
couple only: $40. Col. O7SS-J
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2747 .WOODLEY PL.: BLOCK WARDMAE
rooms and kitchen. bath. Adams O167.
DUPONT CIRCLE ENTIRE GROUND
floor; living room, bedroom and kitchen;
completely furnished: $40. North 5091.
CHARMING: 5 LARGE ROOMS. KITCH-
en-. 2 baths attractive porch: overlooking
Taft Bridge. Call after Sunday. 23O1
Conn. ave. Pot 4521. Available June l.
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Mr.. CAPITOL. PA end st. ne.-Walkng
dist. downtown: 2nd-f1r front: = attr.
rms: G. E. refg.; everything incl; reas.
1926 CALIFORNIA ST.-1-ROOM. KITCH-
en- apt; suitable couple or couple and child;
kemi-priVate hath. reasonable l.
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6l17 3rd ST. N.W.-APT. TO RELIABLE
people Liv rm. bedrm., mod. kit. pvt.
bath; completely furn. for comfort: $50,
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apt. end FIR. lovely brick home, lge.. liv.
rm., bedrm., kit. din. tile bath; excellent
location. completely furn.. S65. including
refg.. elec.. gas. By appointment. Adams
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

CLEVELAND PARK. 2927 MAcOMB NV.
3 r. detached must sell; offer invited.
r. QUINN. owner ENQUIRER. Cincinnati. o.
REPOSSESSED DETACHED HOMES
Chevy Chase, d. c.: Va. and Md: long
term Federal Housing available; one-ffth
cash. balance less than rent; Also good
FULTON R. GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV.
District $3.50
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1893 CONNECTICUT AVE.-BACHMOR
apt. large room, nicely furnished: large
screened porch; all linen furnished; maid
service: available at once; S35 per month;
gentleman only. l.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-19
By igor CASSlnl

of his gorgeous partner, Bettine,
cause he's engaged to his Press
Agent, Miss Mack.
THAT the Georgia peaches seem
to do swell in Dee Gee, cause after
successful the blossomings in Society
of Houston Miller and Doris Becker,
came the turn of vivid Florence Lee
Cauthen, who was widely approved
by all the SWANS and THAT her
aunt, Mrs. Dorothy Lee Ward is a
charming hostess but that she didn't
realize that many Of the delicious
sandwiches were heavily Favored
with onions and garlic :. THAT
many people who have been invited
to the dance at Grosslands CT REAR
Admiral and Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Will
lard Brownsen, for debutantes Caro-
line and Harriet Hart, are not going
cause they think it's bad taste to
give party on Christmas Eve. But the
Army and Navy set should be there
en- masse, just the same THAT
Lady Leslie, who has had the pleasant
experience Of two bubbles, intends
to live a quiet life in Washington
without any "obliga-dam-dations"
THAT big monthly mag enlisted
all the cities in America where there
are debutantes and didn't even men
ton Washington. After all we
have 50 debbies this year! e. . Or may
be they forgot Washington cause
they know that the Dee Ceers can't
vote? y. THAT it took only six
minutes to identify the finger prints
of Coster-Musica through a perfect
elimination system T.. THAT Eleanor
Meem is quite busy issuing out 300
invitations for a cocktail party in
honor of Peggy Townsend, January
g.. THAT we hope, hope, hope that
the Samba will substitute the Lam
beth Walk, otherwise many orchestra
leaders and performers will be driven
crazy! THAT Pm going TO retire
for the evening, if you don't mind,
folks.