davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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WITH PRIDE

Open. new det. brick 6 rooms, auto
heat; large. level lot with trees.
BAKER REALTY CO. INC. DIST. 1871.
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FRENCH PROVINCIAL

In Barnaby Woods. One of the most de-
hghtful and exclusive residential communi-
ties in WASHINGTON. Convenient to shop
ping center and schools yet quietly SItu-
ated ON the rim OF Rock Creek Park. Lot
so #. vide, nicely planted, with spacious
slate roof This home, containing rooms
beautiful living porch 3 baths q in base
ment for servant, and attached garage,
is now available for your inspection.
offered at extremely low figure for i'm
mediate sale WIS Gosg
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$9,950.00.
DETACHED BRICK.

Chevy Chase D. c.. near schools. trans
and $4,000 to heat year. Large living
room, dining room and kitchen: first floor;
3 bedrooms ! a baths on second floor: attic
has two rooms and storage heated screen
ed eather-stripped and awnings on lime
stone; open terrace of of dining room. At
the price asked there is a saving of about
S3 100000 Phone Mr.. Nyce.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

HOME. EVERY CONVENIENCE. COMFORT
3 bedrms.. sleep. porches, garage; reason
able to reliable family. S5S Whittier
NEAR 2nd AND v SITS. NE-6 ROOMS,
completely furnished, fine condition; con-
venient transportation: ready now Colum-
hla 1911. Evenings. Shepherd 347l.
1906 ALLISON ST. N.W-BRICK; 6
rooms. rooms. bath gas heat garage radio.
FOR MAN AND WIFE-COMPLETELY
furnished = rooms and bath, hot-water
heat. Inquire 36 S st. NV.
s RMS. . BATHS, MAIDS ROOM OIL
burner. screened porch, fenced-in yard 20
min. downtown. Owner to retain l rm.
and bath; $50 mo. Walnut 9122-W.
WILL SUBLET BEAUTIFULLY FURN. =
I'm. house, with ami, gas heat, washing
machine. etc: beautiful loc. Dup. 400l,
SS0-31l7 KANSAS AVE NW-6 R.. B..
oil heat. completely furnished.
THOS. D. WALSH. INC.
Sl1 1lth St NV. Dist. 155S-a
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1904 K CAFRlTZ DI. 9080

COLORED-l3l6 S ST NW-1O R. B,
oil heat. cleo, SIS, GUY Timer. 1876
You 81. W. North 4HO1.
COLORED-l74s KALORAMA RID. NV
Brick & rms, bath gas, INV h., cleo;
$1,000 Refs required. Col. l4li.
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TO THOSE WHO KNOW CHEVY CHASE
D. c. This bargain will seem incredible
vet it's here. Owners position shifted
Sacrifices lovely Colonial. Immediate pos
session Near school Spacious living and
dining room. breakfast room. ultramodern
corner kitchen, side-living porch. 3 bed
rooms. :, tile baths. detached garage.
Think of it! S9.415. See it today. j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN, Emerson 0115. ? to
9 pm
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II ST. NV.
For immediate sale. rooms and bath.
h.-w.h.; front porch and inclosed double
back porches. brick garage. An excellent
buy. Open for inspection evenings between
5 and = pm. or by appointment Phone
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1916 18th ST NV

IOIO U IOUII . . NV
Downtown apt; very nicely furnished
unit in refined BLDG. !" rooms. dinette
kitchen and bath moderate rental Open
for inspection. See resident manager,
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HOUSES UkFURkISHED.

40t G ST. NE R.. B.. H-W.H., YARD;
S45. 402O Grant st. n.e.-Bungalow, r.
BRoDIE & COLBERT, INC, NATL. ss75.
432 LAMONT ST N.W.-6 RMS. BATH,
ami $50 month. Georgia 7746. Dis
1902 CRTTTENDEN N.W.-NEWLY DECO
rated, 10 rooms. : baths. oil heat. elec.
CORNER BUNGALOW NEAR WALTER
Reed: rooms bath. large living and din
beautifully handicapped excellent condition;
SS5. Available Nov. 1st. Georgia 1908.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C;-11-RM.. 3-BA.
brick, oil heat, also 10 rms. , ba. Il
bedroom and ba. 1st A.; oil heat: nearby
Va. and Md; rms ba., S45. FULTON
5"3l Evenings Clev 509l
OPEN AND LIGHTED, BY OWNER 3 TO
o pm.-532O 2sth ST., Chevy Chase D. c.,
rms. 3 ba., brick; oil heat; also nearby,
10 rms. . ba. q bedroom and ba. 1st
f.. oil heat
NEAR sHoREHAM-4 BEDRMs.. BATHS,
refg., oil heat; 500. Wisconsin 4060.
6 LARGE ROOMS, SLEEPING PORCH; OIL
heat; maids quarters, garage. MR.. JET
FERS. Georgia 0SSl.
8 RMS, 3 B. 2-CAR GARAGE 3116 MASS.
ave. NV, Sa5; rms. and b.. 616 9th NV.
$50: 4 rms. and b.. S03 I NV, S75; 6
Tmss, and 3: ssa eth nv: sss 1Geln,
1917 F. 23'
WOODBRIDGE. D. C.-39OO goth ST. Ne
Beautiful corner, 8 rooms and bath; ami;
vacant; S65. Emerson S106.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhFuR.

PARKWELL-350O 18th ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen, dlnette, also rooms.
kitchen dinette. ample closets showers in
baths. Tastefully furnished and unfurn.
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FLATS FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

. ROOMS. KIT. DINETTE. BATH
screened porch. outside windows. W: B
CATION. o52S Pa. ave. Sc. Atlantic 3511,
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YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WISH .
room. kitchenette, bath apt. prefer private
home: reasonable. Box 310-Z, Star. 90
FURN. LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM BATH.
twin beds: near 18th and NV. Box
1887. Star.
> OR 3 ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH: UN-
furn.; adults; modern home. good location,
274S, Star.
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4 BEDROOMS.
S8,95O.

s4@ Madison st. nw.-Excellent semi
detached corner brick home, b rooms. bath
> lncloSed porcheS. built-in garage. oil
burner well-landscaped grounds Oppor-
tunlty. OLIVER T. CARR. Mills Bldg.
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COOPERATIVE APrs. FOR SALE.

7-ROOM APT. IN EXCLUSIVE TILDEN
Gardens, > baths; owner leaving town
must sacrifice Inspection by appointment
only Phone Emerson 6313
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS FOR RENT,
all sections of city, furnished or untur-
nished. No obligation TO inspect. Call Natl
9S54
WINFIELD & THURM- 9Os 10th NV. %.
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BETHESDA, MD.
NEW 2-FAMILY HOUSE.

Here is raritv A house in fine resi-
Dental district with a NICE apt on the
2nd floor with separate entrance. This
etc, full 2-story, contains living rm., din.
ing, rm, kit. and > lRe. bedrooms, and
bath on 1st floor. Front porch and Ioe.
screened side porch ond floor has lRe
bedrms. bath. Ice living rm. and large
combination kitchen. and dining room. has
been repossessed and is priced at less than
actual cost Call Wisconsin 6s57 between
~ p,
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lnVirOnment for Children.

II you want your children to grow up
| in the best environment, this delightful
detached home. near Chevy Chase Circle,
Is the answer. Containing q rooms and
bath. double back porcheS, fireplace, Oil
at very little more than the 81 600 trust
Call MR.. SAMPSON. National 2UiO; eve
QluRS Cnlunlhla .Lu-I
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HYATTSVIIL.E MD

9O6 WASH BALTIC. BLVD.
2 rooms. kitchen, bath S425o
Convenient to All Schools and Bus.
RESIDENT MANAGER. GREEN. i017-J.
Mt. Vernon Mortgage Corp,
2nd Floor Machnists Bldg Natl 5536
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NAuv xARn MAh
Evenings. Clev. 93oa
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
4 BEDROOMS BATHS,

BEDROOMS BATHS.
Near Chevy Chase Circle.
brick, living room. 13x:4.6. with open FIRE,
Kitchen finished and i'rs heated iG' attic screened
porch oil air conditioned near public and an
saGSchs soS soS sShoos myrsr ,ermS isv MlKKEL
A NICE BUNGALOW.
sleeping porch, full basement INV h; OF!
beoW cash o ball. pE5e S psq o
For information call Mr. Lynch. Randolph
wAPLE JAMES. INC.
1924 14th 81. NV. District 3346.
l34S PERRY PL. NV.
Near, high schools and tunor hiShs..
ton, new. shades, lnoleum, kitchen range;
double back .porches. Terms to suit.
2GGENE ogea Esss' &. BARR9. ) K =
- a4aa 14th St. NW.-.-- Col aosa. -
tached brick home having bedroom
and lavatory on FIRST. floor; complete
foor: apartment in basement Modern
design: hot-water. heat; garage:
Hg6 Ns6ER hoPs a9a tor WIlL UTop
ss35o-Just one square from connecti-
front porch. A hafdWood anS ID fioors s fireplace.
garage. Most desirably situated close
to schools and two country clubs. Lot
50Xl25 feet. In frst-class condition.
Immediate possession
SHANNON & LUCHS co,
1905 H St. NV. National 2345.
GREAT SACRIFICE
1924 2Sth St. N.W.-Fine. semi-detached
home, near Wardman Park Hotel. Sold
few years ago Sl1.5OO For quick sale.
Slo,95U. 3 baths modern. extra fine con-
dltlon. Terms If desired. Open Sun. 3
to 9. Ewes. week days. to 9. Phone
Met. 27l3, MR.. MOSSBURG.
Near Foxall Village and Reservoir Rd)
New detached brick home having 3 fine
bedrooms. automatic heat, garage. lovely
vista over the virginia hills. Close to
schools and bus
THOS. j. FISHER & COMPANY. INC,
DIST. $3.50. Evenings, Clev. 5000.
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I take pleasure in Offering this remarkable
w-home value i'll one of Washngtons S
finest NV, communities. CONVENIENT to
schools and transportation. u large rooms,
:! baths. finished 3rd floor, built-in garage;
air conditioned; all brick. And on a large
lot studded with beautiful trees. ! sin
cerely recommend your inspection OF this
desirable property. The price VIII surprise
Won Call (iporgia oIIJ
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S12,85O.

$12,850.
KENSINGTON. MD.
APPROXIMATELY - ACRE.
Attractive detached corner Colonial
brick; large living room with stone fire.
place screened living porch. 1st-foor den.
3 bedrooms . baths, beautiful recreation
room with fireplace; oil heat: 2-car ga
rage; terms. G. F. MIKKELSON & SON.
owners Cley 1856.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

b18 OGLETHORPE ST. NV
8 Rooms. Modern. See 1t, Then See Us.
Price $3.50. Terms
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
WAPLE &, JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St NV Dist 3346
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

$6,950-SACRIFICE SALE.
1900 BLK. 5th ST. N.W-DUNIGAN-
built Colonial brick home; splendid rms.
tile bath. 3 porches. h.-W.h., garage; close
schools, shops and quick transportation.
FLOYD E DAVIS CO, Natl. O352. Ewes,
I'm
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COPIEY COURTS.
1712 SUMMIT PL NV.

Out 18th St to Harvard ST. Left to 18th
St, Left l Block to Summit Pl
Nice front apt. rooms, S42.50
kit. and bath
Eefrigeration on House Current.
II /. RlLST co
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1921 KENYON ST. NV.
rooms. Ia baths, hot-water heat
garage S15 90
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1902 JENIFER ST. NV.
Semi-detached. . rooms, . baths sun
porch, oil heat, eec. refg garage 500 90
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$500 CASH

S7.475-S75 MONTH.
INCLUDING TAXES
43rd pl. NV. between Brandywine and
Chesapeake sts - Modern Spanish style
emi-detached home containing 6 beautiful
rooms @ bedrooms, tile bath with shower,
screened sleeping porch. toilet in basement;
oil burner: lot 25X132; blocks to bus:
walking distance to all schools.
MT VERNON
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MODEPN prTNcAInu

MODEFtN BUNGALOW.
Nearby Md to rooms bath, large
lots wooded; S35 to Sos. LESLIE D. MEA-
SELL. Adams 1853. Mite. Clev ABB. 20.
WOODBRIDGE, 26Os 22nd ST. NE-5
rooms; h.-w.h.; $50 1926 Saratoga ave.
ne, rms, sun room; $50 1924 36th ST.
ne. rms. h.-w.h.. garage; high location;
500. Get our complete list
WOODR1DGE REALTY CO.
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CHEVY CHASE-CLEVELAND PARK.
Call us for inspection of our list of beau
LESLIE D. MEASELL, Adams 1853 36:}9
Conn. ave. NV. Night and Sun. Clev 733.
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MERRILL MANSIONS.

1851 Fairmont st. n.w.-Bright. sunny
apts.. rm.. k. b.. $40 to $50: light gas.
refg. incl; some of , or 3 rms: also lh. k
and Slpg. rms, with b.; reasonable
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50 2h0

rooms, > baths. new 6 E o.l-burning
boiler. refrigerator. o-Car garage; lot
5Oxl47 to alley. A good buy. Call OLIVER
T CARR. MillS Bldg Natl. oSkS
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EXCLUSIVE LOCATION.

CONN. AVE. AT TAFT BRIDGE.
RMS KIT, FURN.. $50: 3 RMS, so.
Modern freproof bldg: elevator. secre-
tarial phone service; large rms. mirror
doors; select tenants. @070 Belmont I'd.
corner Conn. ave Potomac 50S3.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

Attractive new apt. liz E. Chestnut
ST.. just off Mt. Vernon ave. near new high
school; large living room, bedroom. tile
bath built-in tub with shower; dinette; !;
and hot water furnished: all outside rooms.
large screened porch
BRODIE 81 COLBERT INC.
Alex 24S4 lO1 S ROYAL ST.
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HuI.cREST BUNGALOW,

HILLCREST BUNGALOW
950-Taken in trade. price greatly
reduced automatic heat. insulated. wealth
er-stripped; excellent condition; large lot;
2-car garage. Just off Alabama ave. $500
cash, S52 so per mo. Information at 1904
Fort Baker drive sc.
1924 14th St. NV. DIST. 3346.
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WI z.
OVERLOOKING THE POTOMAC


| OVERLOOKING THE POTOMAC.
ZIGZAGGING gentle slopes TO the crest
OF the rldge l came TO a charming Colonial
home ruggedly built OF stone. surrounded
by an abundance of sheltering shade. bear
Ing AL the REQUISITES of GOOD taste desire
for comfort love OF beauty and sound Con-
Structlon. A f1aeStone porch commands one
of the finest views of the Potomac. The
interior is equally inviting and intriguIng
for instance there are } floor levels and .
cheerful log-burning ,freplaces; the dining
room is spacious and the kitchen modern
in appointment. the bedrooms. in number
are well arranged. :, tiled baths: there are
MANY other details haven't told YOU about;
priced al Sl",250. and if your credit IS
good YOU may practically write your own
terms. Due TO unforeseen clrcums,ances
this property must be sold. Phone J. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN Met ll43. until D m
6816 PINEY BRANCH RID. NV.
New solid brick home near Walter Reed
Hospital; very latest in design anG equip
ment; seven very large rooms, two baths,
finished attic and large clubroom. Inspect
this house. Compare house and location.
and above all compare price. Lot 40xl30
1T. Detached brick garage. Paved streets
and alley. Be sure to this house.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1904 I1tb w Dictrirt D21f
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1EVY CHASE, D. G.
12.500! !
Reduced From Si8,500!

- Charming new Colonial house, containing
: rms. a bedrooms, > tile ba tbs, attrac-
lively landscaped lot with BACKGROUND of
trees. Finest location in Chevy Chase.
An opportunity which will never be dupl
Gated in this market. Phone J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. MET. l43. UNTIL Q P NJ.
New All-Brick $50.
5 large rooms on first floor. attic space
for . large rooms and bath large porch.
full bright cellar, real fireplace; full tile
bath, bullt-in tub with shower; scientific
kitchen. h.-w.h.. and h. ". f.; lot 5OXl00
transportation. 7l5 Gist ave, Silver
Spring. Md Open from 10 to daily or
The Washington times., 1938-11-17
Wrecked ArdOr

Uncle Sam has agreed to pay
$203.67 in claims caused by in
juries to a rather girl-crazy CCCI
enrollee It seems the young
man, assigned near Fort Wayne
during November of 1887, was
used as a truck driver on the night
shift but because it had been re-
ported that D. had been seen
riding with a girl" in his truck he
was removed to the day shift =.
One night, however, he offered to
collect two employees for the regu-
lar night driver and was given the
truck by the latter He left
early and first called, according
to a Staid GAO decision, ION a
young lady in Fort Wayne" then
picked up his passengers two hours
later for the return trip to his
CCC camp They hit a freight
train, the passengers were killed
The Washington times., 1938-11-17
TRUE TALL TALES

This does beat all. but is vouched
for by competent source The
iaI worked for Federal Housing
but tippled too top-heavily and was
warned by his majorboss that next
time siphoned a sip during office
hours he'd be through So he
water wagoned n d remained
there; but one day, after eating
a sandwich in the cornor drug
store. he walked around the block
Meeting an old friend, he went
into an 1 Street place to talk with
him and-keeping his VOW -
ordered that brand of ginger ale
which alone resembles highball
Then in walked his boSs-and
despite his fervent explanations
he now has all of every day to
tipple!
The Washington times., 1938-11-17

then new FILA. Her services
were very valuable in those early
years and since, but the promo
tions we're not forthcoming, new
clerks with strong political back
ing being trained by her for the
better paying jobs. Now she
finds herself on the verge Of dis
missal through having-been-caught
in the turmoil of office politics
long rampant in that agency.
The Washington times., 1938-11-17

WARNER BROTHERS
film schedule today: EARLE
Bob Burns and Fay Balm
ter in arkansas Traveller"
with Ted Lewis and his or
cheStra on the Earle stage.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Rat" with Wayne Morris
and Priscilla Lane. AMBAS-
SADOR-Marx Brothers in
Room Service. PENN
Dorothy Lamour and George
Raft in "Spawn of the
North" UPTOWN Moon
light Sonata" CALVERT and
TIVOLI-Clark Gable and
Myrna 10y in 100 Hot to
Handle"
The Washington times., 1938-11-17
Watch This Box

WRESTLING: The most
unusual or interesting fact
received by 6 p. m. tonight
earns reserved seats to the
bouts slated at Turner's
Arena in the evening.
HIGH ICE CREAM: Mary
Upchurch, Library of Con-
gresS, has a slip waiting at
this desk for a quart Of ice
cream at any High Store, one
of which operates at 1927
Thirty-fOurth st. N. w.
LITTLE THEATER: We
are sure too few Washing
tOnianS realize the artistic
merit and entertainment
value of Generals without
Buttons" the French film
now here based on a Con
court prize novel Drop
around and see!
The Washington times., 1938-11-17
"Nope, faint Me!''

Among those listed as dead as
a result OF the demolition Of the
fishing settlement of Galilee,
Rhode Island, by the recent hurri-
cane was Charles Keville, a fisher
man Keville's body" was
taken to the temporary morgue
The next day Charles KeVille,
very much alive, walked into the
morgue to identify" his body
Nope" he said laconically,
that amt mel" Then walked
Ollt apain.
The Washington times., 1938-11-17

:. Some got the purge because
they didn't know a guy who knew
a guy. Others have been sliced
because they wouldn't play ball
with the crown prince" df you're
in FILA you know who) . SO, as
we said once before tersely-
there's jobs in them hills if you
know how to go about it!
The Washington times., 1938-11-17
Purge Details

Over in Federal Housing, where
you never know Just where you
are, they've been having their
own private purging for several
months. . Some have been purged
because of their politics or the
falling from graces of indorsers
The Washington times., 1938-11-17
The Calendar

On the Way: New Jersey State
Society's card and bingo blowout,
Thomas Circle Club, 1926 Massa-
chusetts Ave. N. W., $50, Satur-
day twilight Dinner Of First
Five Divisions Of A. E. F., date to
be announced, on which I. Kauf-
man, "a Marine who could take
it," is just about receiving all the
details punishment Meeting
of the Colored Government Bas-
ketball League, tomorrow, 8, 112
Florida Ave. N. w., teams from
Engraving Bureau, Vets Admins
tration, Labor, War, GPO, Civil
Service, City P. o., State and
Treasury having been lined up
First annual dinner dance of
Local IL, UFWA. Bingham Club
Saturday eve, with Labor's lead
ing officials to come as guests L. . {.
Also the same group meeting TO-
night, ICC hearing room, to hear
Cecil Daugherty of WageHour
The Washington times., 1938-11-17
Lies Like That

She should have known better
when she was approached by FILA
officials who knew of her ability
as an accountant and when
courted with glowing promises as
to future promotions, quit her
safe and sure job in an old line
agency and went to work for the
The Washington times., 1938-11-17
She Bounced Back

Some months ago this corner
chronicled about a lass and lad
who were axed by Agriculture's
Home Economics Burea for
cause" of a nature to cause them
to be promised" they'd never
again re-enter Government employ
Which is all very odd, for
the girl is back in Government
employ-though it would be risky
to her to say where.
The Washington times., 1938-11-17

Division discuss his units pro
gram Agriculture swingfest in
the patio, Saturday Meeting
of Treasury Legion Post at home
of Mrs. Mary Becker, 3051 Idaho
Ave. N. W., tomorrow, to arrange
for their Good Samaritan Home
Xmas party for underprivileged
bows,
The Washington times., 1938-11-17
By ]. Earle MOSer
Sweets for Three

One-pOund boxes Of ORIG
NAL VELATT chocolates or
caramelS are presented to
GLADYS BE Rem G U e r,
Civil Service; SAM BAR
RETT, PWA; HILDA KLOC-
KENBRINK, d. G. Govern
ment. Candy will be pre-
scented at either store, Ninth
and G SITS. N. w., or SOC
Fourteenth st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1938-11-17

and the enrollee badly injured
GAO has agreed that claims
for treatment of the enrollee are
valid-but its decision doing so
bears a most distinct air of dis
approval.
The Washington times., 1938-11-17
Speaking of Government Workers
A MEMORIAL

Is the grace OF our cherry trees UdniShed-
Gone forever the joy of their bloom
From our liUeS is their loneliness bdniShed?
What voice dared condemn them to doom?
Who piH snatch from US rich bread OF beauty
And dole us stone in its place?
For such cruel deed, whose the duty,
And Uho 1UH the disgrace?
It's for Jefferson? Would he condone 1t,
And rejoice for such tdrcicdl tame?
Take care lest his spirit bemodn it
And shrink from the UdndalS in shame.
RALPH L. EGAN
Evening star., 1938-12-27
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO, Dec, 27. 0,.-Poultry. live. 1
car. 20 trucks; steady to Arm; hens. Az
pounds up. 1s; under 4h pounds. is: Leg
Rock. 10; Plymouth Rock, II; Leshorn
chickens. 12h; springs under 4 pounds.
colored. 10; White Rock II; Plymouth
ROCK 1S; 4 pounds up, colored II; Plym-
outh and White Rock. Is: roosteYs. l2k;
Leghorn roosteIs, 11h; turkeys. hens. 26;
younE toms, 1S pounds up 20: under Is
pounds, 22; old, II: No. turkeys. is:
Geese. as; iasIl' lahl' 'olored' IL; white. ls;
Dressed turkeys steady; barrel. young
hens, 20: old. 90. youns toms io pounds
down. 27; over 16 pounds, 2bh: old, 22,
Box packed: Young hens. 80; young toms,
12-16 pounds 20; 1918 pounds, 28h: is
pD99unds HI,, up 26 southwestern young hens.
crssmsry;. specials tss % scoH:}. a7A1H; AtHH
's2 sIst. as sssssssss sssssss:s !st (sSs :ssanS;
es1ioss5 ssfiIss2s 2sssH M 'tind:rds SSo. ssnsIsliasd
aarmer; fresh graded extra hrsts. 26h:
nsssS nsinsS, cars and local. 24ha; current re-
ss,pss stand:rds d2sH r'fnT,:s1a:cg extras 22A
states shipments Saturday. 47S; Sunday.
~; Monday. 45; steady; supplies moderste.
demand slow account cold weather; sacked:
per hundredweight. Wisconsin round whites,
=. e. commercials, Ito; Minnesots and
North Dakota Cobblers. 80 per cent q. s..
NO ! and better few sales. 13O-36; street
sales. new stock. Florida bushei crates.
Bliss Triumphs, q. 8. No. /. L $500.