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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Timing

- lsing this arrangement, the
hes from the meat drop down
over the vegetables 10 enhance
their flavor.
Usually the foods In the
broiler pan and the meat on the
rack require longer cooking time
whereas the fruits or whole
vegetables can be arranged on
the rack after the meat has
been turned.
Let's think Of some ATTRACTIVE
broiier meaiss. a sisce ofhaIn
with green beans and peach
halves filled with currant jelly
go nicely with potato chips and
a tossed green salad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Large Pot

For proper care Of a potted
plant you must have large pot
TO plant it in for the Winters
growth. If you cram the roots
in a smaller pot they will not
have much of a chance of
growing.
II you cut the roots off enough
10 get them in a smaller pot.
you must also cut off the top of
the plant TO correspond with
what you cut off of the roots.
Then you have a plant that has
made a fine growth during the
Summer and you cut it all off
in the Fall.
Your plant is not much better
off now than it was during the
Spring and as you cut the Sum-
mer's growth off it will take
the plant the biggest part of the
Winter to get back in shape
again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

Excellent
Water Plant
By AMATEUR GARDENER

by AmAIEOh OhRDEN6h
A MATEUR gardeners will be
"A wondering what to do with
their house plants during the
Summer months. The best adj
vice can give is TO be sure to
place them where they won't be
neglected.
Many OF the house plants that
have bloomed during the Winter
months will want TO rest in the
Summer and the gardeners
should not even expect them to
grow all the year around. They
are best left in their pots and
set outdoors in the shade. They
will require some attention dur
ing the Summer so they should
be where you can see them ev-
cry day.
A porch with an eastern or
northern exposure is a very
good location. Set them on a
saucer to catch the excess water
that will run out of the pot when
you. water them, When they,
are on the porch they may dry
out several times a day as evap-
grafton will be rapid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
To Prepare

To prepare this combination.
buy a slice Of ham at least an
inch thick. Place on broiler rack
so that the meat is three inches
from the source of heat. Broil
for about 10 minutes, then turn.
Arrange cooked green beans
and peach halves filled with
currant jelly around the slice
and continue 10 broil for about
10 minutes longer.
Brush beans with melted but
ter before broiling.
English mutton chops. glazed
carrots and minted pears form
another tasty meal. Have chops
cut thick. Sprinkle with salt
and pepper. Broil about s min
utes in preheated broiler.
Carrots =. Pears
Split parboiled carrots in
halves lengthwise. Brush with
melted butter and sprinkle with
salt and pepper. Drain canned
pear halves. When chops are
turned, arrange carrots and
pears, round side up, around
pSeat.
)roil 6 minutes. turn car
~ and pears and broil 6 min
utes longer. Before serving fill
cavities of pears with mint jelly.
Hearty Menu
Corned beef hash, tomato
halves, pineapple, asparagus, a
salad and beverage comprise
hearty menu. Place the cooked
or canned asparagus in the
broiler pan. Slice the corned
beef hash about one-half inch
thick and place on broiler rack.
Broil 8 minutes.
Have fresh tomato slices ready
20 place on slices of hash when
turned. DriZzle honey over whole
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By Frances Drake Ice Cream
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Hearty Menu


Detroit SUNDAY Times Luna 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Russell CoIIinses
Extend Car Trir

MR.. AND MRS. RUSSELL S.
COLLINS will not return until
mid-May from their motor trip
10 Portland and Los Angeles.
POLITICAL ApvERTIsEMENr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
|DetrOiters
| | urnin9 to-
Latin Areas
CUT of by the world situation

|CUT of by the world situation
- from travelling in Europe.
roitis fsshiensbles are be-
coming keen about Mexico, Cen
| tral and South America.
Then. too, President Roose-
velt's goodwill policy towards
Latin-America. has awakened an
interest in those countries to the
south OF US.
Returning travellers have been
no enthusiastic about Guatemala.
Mexico. and South America that
many of their friends are now
planning cruises 10 these CLAM
orouS places.
So that they will be equipped
10 fully enjoy their stay, ever
40 many nave Joined a Spanish
class which meets two evenings
a week. in the Crosse Pointe
High School. under the tutelage
Of Mrs. Carlos FoSssti.
DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Stalker
are joining the new class which
is Just forming Their next trip
will be 10 Central America.
DR.. and Mrs. Parker Heath
also are planning 10 Join Mrs.
Heath has had some Spanish.
She and Mrs Stalker took a trip
10 Europe together and enjoyed
it very much That's one of the
reasons they are taking Spanish
rs they are contemplating an
other trip.
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Taxes Up Spanish

Mrs Frances Upton. also a
member 81 the class. went %
Mexico three years ago bur felt
very much handicapped because
she could not understand the
language. She took up tns
study Of Spanish 50 that she
Will get much more pleasure
out NJ her next trip down there.
Mrs. Carl y Macpherson who
ioined the class We understand.
x planning 20 take a cruise 10
some of the Spanish-speaklng
countries.
Mrs : VI Cooper who rad
Spanish in school Is brushing III
on II IN the class 80 thsf she
can accompany her husband on
his next cruise and really enjoy
T. Mr. Cooper who speaks
Spanish. locked last Tuesday in
New York following q cruise to
Bermuda, Curaco, LaGuairs.
Caracas, Vslcntls, and Puerto
Csbello.
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Dutchesses May Join

DR. and Mrs Charles Duchess
are considering joining the class.
The G. w MungerS have been
to Cuba and Mexico and al
ways felt a a loss because they
could not understand Spanish.
And so. as their next trip IS
TO be 10 South America, they
have Joined the class.
Although they have been
ying Spanish only SIX weeks
- and Mrs. s. NJ Hanley
expect 10 have a working
vocabulary by the time they
leave in June for South America.
They will sail from New York.
spend considerable time in RIO.
Buenos Aires, Lima and other
places and return Via san
Francisco.
Mrs. James X. Curto Joined
the class In preparation for a
trip a year from next Summer
with her son. Frederick. n
Mexico Frederick will be u
then and Mrs. Curto expects 70
have a thrilling trip with him,
seeing the country through his
ewes as well as her own.
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Never kissLeSson

r and Mrs Frank Williams
and Mr. and Mrs. Kins Collins
~ho never miss = lesson. We
understand are contemplating
a trip together 10 Guatamala
and Mexico
Among others in the class are
Mrs Paul Harrison. Mss Denise
Gardner, Mr. and Mrs Philip
Doherty, Mrs. Edmund Batter,
Miss Corinne Martin. Miss NIL
dred Simmons. Mrs Donald
Stevenson. Harvey Hunyadi and
Miss Irene Bosch.
Mrs FosSati. although an
American, speaks Spanish Ike
native.
The former Glenys Gould Of
Toledo had Spanish in college
and mastered II there While
student at the University Of
Utah she met her future hus-
band who had a teaching fellow
ship and, following her mar
rage, went 10 live in the Ar
gentine. For years she scarcely
met an English speaking per-
son. She managed a house with
SpsniSh-speaking servants and
went into Argentine society.
IT had n hard time In the Ar
Eontine overcoming prejudices
against the Americans" she
laughlngly recalled. IF we are
20 have good will between the
United States and Latin Amer
ica, travel back and forth, inter
change Of ideas and a knowledge
Of Spanish are essential"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
MadriqaI Club To Close Season

MADRIGAL- CLUB will close
its season with a luncheon on
Wednesday. at u 30 o'clock, az
the Hawthorne House. In Kirby
avenue. Crosse Pointe. and a
business meeting afterwards At
POLITICAL ApYERrIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

MRS. FRANK w. MUNGER
left by motor this weekend for
Havre de Grace. near Baltimore,
where she Joined Mr. Munger.
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Western W.C,T.U
Meeting tuesday
Guest From Ohio Mrs. Munger Goes Yves
For Miss Baxter To Havre de Grace Me

WESTERN ". C.. T. U. will
meet AZ 100 p m. Tuesday with
Mrs. W. c. Currie on Griggs
avenue
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
John Moran .

JOHN MORAN r will TO
turn from Cornell on Tuesday n
spend the Easter holidays at
home.
nnr r--rl..r- r,.r.a,.,.r...-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

MARIAN I SMITH of Hicks
vile, o., is the weekend guest
Of Marion Baxter of Bucking-
ham road. :.
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Mrs. Leon J. Jacobs house in
Fisher road. Crosse Pointe.
Gen. Hugh s. Johns
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-21
$4,000.

296 acres, IA miles from Washington in
Fairfax County About 90 acres are TIL
able. bal. wooded. Ten-room frame mouse.
part Of which is very old. Watered by a
beautiful stream this property can be
developed as a farm. home or held as
secure investment II is near hard
surfaced road and cleo. is available.
Terms, 81 600 down, bal. 500 per mo.
See MASON HIRST. Annandale. Va, at
the end Of Columbia pike. Phone AleXan-
drIa 5Sl2. Closed Sundays
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STORES FOR RENT.

2-STORY CONCRETE STORE. IN MARKET
area. Phone Atlantic 1850
BEAUTY SHOPPING PENN. AVE NV
new store, surrounded by apis ID z
BARRY, lSn1 H 81. NV Me @O25.
5639 GEORGIA ,AVE.--MODERN. DOUBLE
TlhooW store, about lsx60 f.: avail. Jan
/, 500. DIXIE REALTY CO Ma $3.50
= LARGE ROOMS FOR OFFICE OR DIS
pay. %Od Mass. ave. NV Me 1921.
STORE ON GA. AVE,-20x40 Ist FLOOR
5000 Tor dress shop or commercial ofice.
rent, 500 per mo. Apply BOO Ga. ave. n ".
545 AND 547 42nd ST. NE-ONLY COM
mcfcial corner within large radius. in
neNIy ceyeloped section, suitable for prc-
Ger Ger drug barber. etc. TIiOS d WAL SH
M ID. I551 Sij lin 81. NV
UPPER WISCONSIN AVE NW.-STORF.
on neat: suitable beauty parl0r. restaurant
laundry and cleaner. tailor, shoe store. etc,
S Sn3. A. D. CRuMBAUGH, 4gOs Wis ave,
2GH3-35l"-a5l6 CONN AVE. STORES
;11uH-''1 O-31 Conn. ave. office space
Newly remodeled. Woodley 3sI6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-21

NEW 0-SNS., BAH, BUNGALOW, a. NJ 7.
lot 5OX2OO improved street; reasonable
terms 34U9 Webster st, Brentwood, Nd
Call OWNER WA 315I
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1910 K St NV. MA. 1866
I.G.-IA III

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Northeast brick house near Sth and
SIS; rented at 500 per month under B.
year lease. price, $3.50.
Near Massachusetts ave. and eth St
ne; brlck house of s rooms; rented at
$3.50 per month price. S475O. This
has > rooms IN basement and 3 rooms on
each Of the two upper floOrS could be
made into apartments
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WOODBRIDGE, 1904 18th ST. NE
| apis, rooms and bath each. Rented, $50
per month. Price. S7.75o. 3 apis. OF 8
rooms and bath each; oil heat: price, ST.
| $50, 5000 cash.
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$3.50.
5-ROOM BRICK

BUNGALOW, brick. 3 rooms 90 bedrms '
all modern improvements; ; years old. .
blocks to D c. line and cry transporta
ton. 1915 Bayard blvd. Md. WI. 1865
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE FOR FLORIDA LAND
beautiful, brand new, all BRICK: 3 bed
rooms, ? baths. = lavatorieS: air condition:
ideal neighborhood, Chevy Chase, Md. G.
r. SMITH. Wis, 1851. Two houses, ST.
800 and ~ , 800.
MR.. PATENT OFFICE MAN WILL TRADE
my 1-room SWISS chalet-type home IN Rye.
NY, near wonderful game and high
schools. churches and water for your
cost Sl1.5O0; will sacrifice; redecoratIng
throughout now; you can move in any
time Warfipld l1on
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WEEKS BEST BUY
In Beautiful Beverly Hills.

HERE ; CHRISTMAS PRESENT
FOR YEARS TO CONE.
In the home section where its hard TO
find a home for sale. SO We are happy and
proud 10 offer this home. Price. Sg,25O.
no ln1a ton as owner is being transferred.
Very large living room, nice dining room
and kitchen with an electric stove. the $500
kind fun basement with layatory. heat
account Of complete house insulation; 3
bedrooms 60 large. l SMALL I bath; lot
about 65Xlo0; on the back lawn an out
door fireplace. Oh yes. screened porch,
built-Ln garage; $3.50; 1900 cash, bal
anCe like rent.
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163 ACRES

10 MILES FROM WASHINGTON.
100 acres of cleared land. much OF which
is in bluegrass; 33 acres of mature timber
Watered by springs, streams and wells. the
lard is rolling and offers a number of
building sites. l0-room house in sound
condition but without modern conven-
fences: dairy barn for 80 cows, horse barn,
small tenant houses and other necessary
buildings This farm has about ! mile of
frontage on State roads and can be devel-.
oped into an outstanding horse farm and
country estate, vet it is within committing
$500 down, assume $4,000 Fed. farm loan.
bal over a period of years. See MASON
HIRST. Annandale: Va. at the, eng Of
Closed Sundays.
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REMoDELED FRAME BUNGALOW, WITH
INV h. and l acre of ground: large shade
and fruit trees; located near Dunn Lor-
ing, Va; price, $4,000; $3.50 down, pal
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-BY OWNER, PRESSED
brick house, Is rooms and bath, two open
firepaces, air heat. automatic oil; de-
tached mo party wallis: large yard, large
frame garage. large court in rear: lot LOOK
200 #: needs some repairs: nice neigh
borhood: priced for immediate sale, under
$1,000. See every day, 10 to 4. I'll s.
Alfred ST. Alex. Va. Phone Alex. 0346
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NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID

"a 500 Fl. OF valuable land: corner faces
3 streets on No. | hwy. best location any
where. owner must sell Immediately for
less than cost 70 years ago 20 settle estaJ e.
Box Iif-D. Star
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A BIG LITTLE HOUSE FOR A
BIO d TIE FAMILY
ON OAK ST. GROVETON.

About l mile below Penn Daw Hotel on
No. / hwy
A BOND-built brick house Mr. Bond
VIII make terms 10 suit an honest family
man.
> bedrooms. living room. kitchen. full
basement. Price, $3.50 We say again
a, los OF house for the money. Call Mr.
Hawkins
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reconditioned like new: garage; spacious
lot small down payment and low carry
ing charges. Inspect 1000 Tuckerman ST,
Riverdale. Md Price, $4,000. Call CO.
LONIAL INVESTMENT CO, 1929 L st.
NV DI 81 80 or WO ln41
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.33 ACRES. go IN FRUIT. PEACH AND
apple; $50 acres riIable. located in Penn
90 miles from Washington. Seven brick
and stone houses. barns and outbuildlngs.
lncudlnc packing barn. Herd of Aberdeen
Angus cattle. hogs turkeys draft horses.
COmplete farm eaulpmenL Ma G341
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COLoRED-5OO BLOCK oath ST NV
do nj pay't W W BAILEY, MA. $3.50.
BLOCK 2nd Me- R.
s small down pay't VI w. BAILEY. Ma. 1870.
COLORED-g ROOMS, H.-WH., GARAGE.
Good condition. Priced reasonable. s st.
nv near M l? 1hs- Sundays NO. 1892
CoLoRED-2 LARGE. GROOM HOUSES
on Quincy st, near N. Capitol. Garage,
mi excellent condition, Small down
payment and terms. NO. s59s.
COLoRED-BROOKLAN 1903 HAMLIN
St, 6 rooms; 9 rooms Hamiin st., 10
St. ~ DU 1855. No 6s3a.
CoLoRED-1lth. AND T SITS NV R,
2 b. oil burner, first comm. zone, slo.5Qo.
1900 blk. of S st. NV, T. b.. INV n.
cleo. dining, rr: and XII in basement
S9S5n 4be n6 Gee 81 N o6 eye cash 400
blk. NJ st. NV. IL r.. D. h.-Wh.. elec'
1926 You Sc ag wv TIMER NO. 1907.
FOR coLoRED.
664 irving st. n.W.-Slx rooms, one bath,
full basement; furnace heat; large lot; with
sarage; convenient, to good transportatio!n
NIL DO"@ WAPLE 4 JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST. NV. District 3346.
CoLoRED-NR. HOWARD UNIV s RMS,
on , floors, INV h, recreation rm., ga
rage. $3.50 Terms. DE. 1850.
Colored-6 r hdw. floors, oil heat. semi
de-. air-conditionedI m. oath and Central
a'e coi lore BARGAIN nO in lovely g.
nm. Colonial home. Quiet neighoorhood.
Convenient to everything. ia. 30l0.
Colored-Nr. Sherman ave. and Fair
mont St. lovely brick OR. house, thorough
~ modern. Priced for quick sale. DE: ?3S2.
Colored-Nearby ne, 4 rms, oil heat,
hdw floors throughout. Buiit-in garaee
Modernistic kitchen. All possible con-
veniences Ii 6563.,
Colored-9 r, tiled bath h.-w.h., cleo;
NJ R ,,odo ave. and 18th st. Easy terms
NC col t2edd 18th and Que SITS, IL r,
hwd floors, ? baths . kitchens, gear gar.
Redecorated throughout VIII sacrifice.
" coiored-Nr. 18th and Irving SITS, s r,
auto heat. recreation nm, fine condition.
Price and terms reas. DE. $3.50.
Co!ored-Nr. 3rd and SITS. NV
r. h-wh.. cleo: will redec. throughput to
suit purchaser. Extra Ions yard. Terms
Colored-New house. corner. r, full
htes $3.50 Terms. THos. W. PARKS,
2O7 Florida ave. NV DE, 1l60.
Colored-Inspect Today.
OPEN TO 0. See and compare new g.
rm homes, 42rd and Foote, SITS. ne, facins
park. Bennlng I'd. to 42nd-left 3 blocks.
- II.
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FINAL REMINDER FOR 1871

WI % DEE
GEORGE H. HARRIS,
RESIDENT BROKER.
ABOUT THE HOME HAVE BEEN PLAN
MING TO BUY IN ST MARYS COUNTY -
AVAILABLE
Office, st. Marys City. Md.
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FARMS FOR SALE,

MINED. SALE. OWNER TRANSLUCENT.
frame. insuI hse., 40 min. downtown D. C.
acres: new plumb, cleo range. shade
trees, flowers, shrubs with or without fur
nlture: Guernsey COW and calf, 20 laying
hens. = pigs; $4,000. J. SELOVE, SPRING
field. Va. 20"
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

SMALL 5-RM. BRICK BUNGALOW. AMI,
IN Montgomery Co. Md, near transporta-
ton: down payment and monthly pa yments
to include PRINCIPAL and interest. Box
SID. Star.
OWNERS. BROKERS-CASH ON HAND
for all types OF investment property,
apartment houses, homes and stores.
SAMUEL P. COHEN,
1910 Vermont Ave Republic 1920.
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1000 Sc. FIT, DIVIDED INTO OFFICES
and warehouse. loading platform; near
TT siding. Modern BLDG Part or whole
Available soon. Box ASA, Star.
PRIVATE OFFICE WITH LAWYER. FUR
nlSneC' all facilities prefer kindred line or
lawyer not engaged in general practice;
rent $500. including StenogTaphic sery-
ices. 3oj Peoples Life Bldg
OFFICE TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY WITH
secretary who Will answer our phone no.
tary public preferred near Conn. and Eye
reaSona BILE Box l5O-D. Star
CENTRALLY LOCATED. DENRIRE BLDG
With or without Secretarlal service: COM
pletely furn. suitable for real estate law
or insurance Call ME- 1850
1907 EYE ST NW-2nd- FLOOR ROOM,
$50. incl. heat. light. JauItor service
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. GE. s3u0
SUITABLE FOR DOCTOR OR DENTIST
WINCHESTER-LUZON APARTMENT.
66Ul IAN ST. n W, CORNER WHITTIER
Large 5-room suite, corner entrance, new
section; rent, Sl25 month
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SlS.5O - Downtown - Colored Newly
remodeled building high -class tenant. al
ways rented; monthly rental S2S7 an out
standing safe investment. FLOYD E
DAVIS CO. Ma. OBS
2-FAMILY APT-COLORED
2400 block Sherman ave. n.W.-4 rooms
and bath on each floor: rented for 5000
year net rents. Price, $500. Mr..
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20O-ACRE FARM ON POTOMAC RIVER.
in St. Mary's County. Nd; whole farm or
part; excellent ducking and fishing: good
road. good tobacco land. L. R. RICHARD
SON, LeonardtOWn, Nd
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$500 CASH

Balance like rent: English brick home, .
bedrooms and attic space for three extra
rooms and bath, plumbing, pipes and heat
aTeaqy m o Bqder &c own nome IN peyiec
$1,000 more, price, ST 900. Cross Me-
mortal Bridge then right. on Lee blvd
on 1e fi GIENcSRLYN 'aH feft tt on Le es
ingt0n st four blocks to house next to
little white church on left. 513@ 6. +th
ST. Arlington. Va Open > to m. only
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LIST trust. g. interest monthly payments
2nd trust, g. IntereSt monthly payments
VIII sell notes outright or will exchange
for real estate
JEROME S. MURRAY,
1891 G St N w RE 24fO, MI 45o9
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GUY TIMER,
1905 Won 81 NV NO. 4!

FOf SOLeINLO
664 irving ST. n.W.-SlX rooms, one bath,
full basement: furnace heat; large lot; with
garage: convenient TO good transportation
and schools. For further information call
Mr.. Boaze, GE. 6119.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HAVE CASH CLIENTS FOR HOUSES IN
all sections of the District of Columbia
reRardless of condition. immediate at
ordered out Of the city o' FRANK NJ DoYLE'
realtor, 927 18th st. NV. d. 1865.
WE PAY CASH FOR NE. AND Sc; PROP
800 18th st. sc. FIR. 200.
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S12,250.

This lovely home i big bedrooms sleep
ing porch finished attic, doubly lnSula tea
LIVING room. size ltX3G. dining room Is OF
master SIZE with open deck; maid $ room IN
basement, auto. heat @-car bulit-lh Ealdse.
TvcenttoraI value. 100 big for present.
owner. Cow location TO Conn. ave, EN-
$50 Ewes, RA 5l2'- +. A. TWEED
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INCOME, S23.5O0,

West OF Conn. ave; an imposing build
Ing with Well-eStabhShed tenancy: priced
below assessed value statement VIII show
excellent returns. Eve. or Sun. Phone
Georgia 1900.
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w. S. HOGE, JR..
HOME FOR CHRISTMAS

Furnished rooms on o. s. highway No
!. short drive S. Alex; half acre ground,
ideal for business or home: domestic trou-
bleS forces quick sale; only $3.50; pay
small deposit, move in today. Other coun-
try places. farms and city property; some
as low as 500 cash. Don't delay Bring
deposit. CRAWFORDS, never closed, 1902
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EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN.

Groom @-porch, bath, Semt-detached, re-
decorated brick home on Spring I'd. NV
betWeen I4th and 18th SITS. bullt-ln garage
"a Randolph 4S43
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HOME AND AN ACRE
ON ARLINGTON RIDGE.
The setting is one of the highest
points in nearby Arlington, within a
few minutes drive of the War and
Navy Buildings and downtown Wash
ington. The house is Groom frame
BUNGALOW with living room and dining
room designed for entertaining. There
are . bedrooms and bath and sun
room which can be used for a den or
spare bedroom. There are inclosed
sleeping pOrcheS: maids room and
bath: fireplace in living room: oil hot
water heat. A genuine buy at
$4,000. Shown on WEEKDAYS
ONLY. To inspect call
Thos. G.. MAGRUDER Co.
205I WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON. VA
Glebe 3434. CHI. 3l31.
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Mr.. NAVY HOSPITAL

AND HEALTH CENTER
us TO offer this lovely t-room brick nome
with > 1replaceS located on large lot with
trult trees at, the low price of $3.50.
5526 Johnson ave Alta Vista
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
WI. 243I 32O4 Wisconsin Ave. N W.
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LYON VILLAGE. ARLINGTON, VA.-SS.-
$50. 1903 N. Hartford: in excellent con-
ditlOn; . rooms. bath, including TWO bed
rooms on first floor bedroom. den second
floor, lot 5pXl5O: trees, in fenced back
yard. garage, hot-Water oil heat. Vene-
tian binds storage hot water; close to
schools, buses. shopping center. Phone
Oxford 1hS2