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Smyrna times., 1942-05-21

Items Of Personal ana Social In
terest Cleaned From the Vicinity
Blackbird, May 20-Mr. and Mrs
Victor Kohl entertained on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heinold ano
sons and Mr.. and Mrs. v. Kohl OF
Middletown.
Miss Ann Stats spent Sunday
with Mrs. Ada Reihm.
Mrs. w. A. Sparklin entered the
Memorial Hospital in Wilmington
on Monday for a weeks treatment
B. A. McGinnis, Jr., was operat.
ed on for appendicitis Monday al
DR.. Jones hospital in Wilmington
He is getting along very well.
Mrs. William Anderson, who ha:
been ill three weeks, is somewhat
improved.
Mrs. Theodore Ferguson visited
Miss Nellie Collins in Smyrna or
Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1942-05-21
Chicken Loaf
with
CRILLED
APRICOTS

THE next time you have roast
L chicken and 1t has reached that
denuded state in which there is still
some chicken left but not enough
for family meal, do this:
Take a sharp little knife and care.
fully strip of every last morsel and
shred of the chicken meat until you
have good cupful OF chicken
pieces.
Just one cupful is all we need for
this delicate chicken loaf. Yet by
the time we finish, It comes to the
table in all the glory of fresh hot
main dish for dinner, sufficient to
serve four or five generously. We
deepen the chicken flavor by adding
condensed chicken soup to our mix.
ture. This helps keep it moist, too
The red of chopped pimiento and
green Of parsley make it look extra
hppetizing.
The loaf is smooth in texture and
tender to the knife, slicing down
neatly without crumbs. AS final
touch garnish with hot grilled april.
cot halves:
l can condensed chicken soup
cup chicken
III cups soft bread crumbs
tablespoon pimiento, chopped
tablespoon parsley, chopped
Y teaspoon salt
eggs
Strain the rice, celery and chicken
from the chicken soup. Combine
them with chicken and put through
the food chopper using the small
blade. Then mix the chicken mix.
ture with the soft bread crumbs,
chicken consomme from soup,
chopped pimiento, chopped parsley.
salt and eggs. Put into a CREASED
loaf pan and bake in a moderate
oven 1850 degrees) 1850 minutes
or until firm. Garnish with grilled
apricots. Serves As.
Special Note-if you prefer loaf
that is decidedly firm, add one more
egg to the chicken MIXTURE
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stuffed to mustardy perfection and
then set to rest In refreshing vita
min-rich tomato jelly. Result -
piquant dish that delights the pal
ate as we'll as providing sustenance
for the inner man:
The eggs:
eggs, hard-cooked
! tablespoon salad dressing or
mayonnaise
Y teaspoon prepared mustard
" teaspoon salt
Dash OF cayenne pepper
Cut the eggs in half crosswise.
Remove the yolks and mash with
fork or put through sieve. Then
add the salad dressing, mustard
and seasontngs. Fill the egg whites.
Place n stuffed egg, cut side down,
in cup or mold and pour slightly
thickened tomato gelatine over the
egg. Chill until firm. Unmold and
serve on lettuce with mayonnaise.
Tondto Jelly:
can IA ox) tomato juice
tablespoon gelatine (softened In
4 cup water)
" teaspoon salt
Sprinkle the gelatine in the cold
water and let stand for five minutes.
Heat the tomato Juice and dissolve
the soaked gelatine In the hot
tomato Juice. Add the salt and chill
until the tomato Juice begins to
thicken. Then pour over the stuffed
eggs. Makes 6-8 depending on size
OF mold or cup used).
Smyrna times., 1942-05-21
TOWNSEND

Items of Personal and Social Inter.
est Cleaned About NeighbOrhoOd
Townsend, May 20-Mr. Edward
Hart was visited by his daughter
Mrs. Clark Taylor, of Wilmington
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Daniels ano
little Arlene, are visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Daniels
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Haegele
of Philadelphia, Pa, spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs
Sadie Naylor.
Mr.. Malvern VanHorn has pur.
chased the Jones dwelling on Rail
road avenue and is expected tC
move there within a few days.
Mrs. Emma Wells and grand
daughter, Carole Brumbaugh, Of
Wilmington, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Daniels the past weekend
Miss Thelma Atwell, a teacher il
Home Economics in Ocean View
Public School, spent the past week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Alvin Atwell.
Mr.. George NJ. Slant and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Edward Hoyda, of Annapolis
Nd, spent Sunday and Monday O.
last week with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George T. Slant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Downing
of Wilmington, and Mr.. and Mrs
K. j. Downing, of Edgemoor Ter
race, were Sunday visitors at tn
home of w. c. Money and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelley an,
children, of Deepwater, N. j., an,
Mrs, o, Wertz, of Delaware City
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. an
Mrs. Davis Stats and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley, afte
spending a few days at the hom
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hughes, hav
: returned to their home accompan
led by Jimmie and little Georg
Hughes.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. I. @. Webb had a
Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs, F. +
Presher, of Daytona Beach, Fla
I Mrs. John B. Reynolds and chi
:. dren, of Elmhurst, also Mrs. Eth
Meynem, of Woodcrest.
: William Morris who has bee
!. making his home with his brothe
!, Mr.. Frank Morris, was admitted I
e the Wilmington General Hospiti
n on Tuesday after having had tt
ends of two fingers accidentally CT
t off.
The horse and mule age seen
: on the way back, judging from r,
r cent declarations of business me
that they aim to install full liz
e of hitching posts soon. 1t sure wi
: look like the "old days" if ar
: when the family market hor:
brings shoppers to town.
Smyrna times., 1942-05-21

Cooperating with the governments
drive to increase Defense (War)
Savings Bond Sales, a leading ma
tional advertiser has made his ma
ton wide advertising and promo
ton facilities available in offering
a ISL. 900 War Savings Bond contest.
In making the announcement the
manufacturer, Proctor & Gamble,
points out that Bonds have been
officially approved as prizes by the
United States Treasury. The Com.
pany pays the full purchase price
for the Pond.
The "iit"st consists of series Of
six w."'i 'nfrsts with five $1,000
B0nr pfizes and seventy
Smyrna times., 1942-05-21

Attending a family dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson T.
Money recently were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Keiser, of Red Bank, N. j.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Cleaver, VI
West Chester, Pa, and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter S. Money.
There was defense meeting last
wednesday, night in the school
auditorium, Townsend, at 500 pm
Some speakers were present, to-
gether with moving pictures of wal
scenes. w. c. Money is Co-ordina-
for.
Smyrna times., 1942-05-21
\ GET MORE OUT OF LIFE l
&AtZzAM.'
v for Vegetables and Vitamins

ON my tour of the Army Bakers
~ and Cooks Schools of the East.
ern Seaboard, visited Fort Bragg
in North Carolina. / sat in on some
of the classes of the School and
vas delighted to find that good
vegetable cookery and the eating
of more vegetables was b e in G
stressed in Army, as well as civilian
life. 1 visited several mess halls,
and ate "chow" with the men. And
then / discovered why the eating
of more vegetables was being en-
phasized. 1t was because many of
the men passed them up-taking
only meat and potatoes.
Army dinners are bountiful,
heavier of course than the average
home meal, because of the outdoor
life with intensive exercise that a
soldier leads; and to keep the meal
balanced, the fighting man needs
vegetables to supply vitamins, min
erals and roughage. Here is one of
the dinner menus:
Rich Beef and Vegetable Soup
Meat Loaf
Mashed Potatoes and Crazy
Baked Beans seasoned aoith Chill
Carrots praised 1oith Celery
Raised Biscuits and Butter
Hearts of Lettuce Salad
Chocolate Fudge Pie-Ice Cream
and to top it off big cups of steam
ing hot coffee, each one holding
almost a pint.
The men like coffee-and no mat.
ter how wet or chilled they may
be, when they come in from field
work, coffee never fails to give
them a lift. In fact, coffee is the
only energizer that is not followed
by let-down.
Why is it that many of the men
did not eat the vegetables in this
dinner? They were we'll cooked and
deliciously seasoned. The cause lay
far back in the boyhood days,
when the mothers of these boys
did not insist that they learn to eat
and like vegetables.
This condition reflects a faulty
food habit prevalent in many fami-
lies. If we expect to get more out
of life by achieving better personal
and so national health, we must
start to eat more vegetables for
vitamins and victory.
Vegetable Roll
"a Main Dish)
Make an ordinary pie crust
dough. Roll to a scant fourth of an
inch in thickness, spread with a
vegetable filling, pressing it lightly
into the dough with a rolling pin.
Roll up like jelly roll and press
the ends together. Transfer to an
oiled shallow pan and bake forty
elinutes in moderate oven, bast-
ing with melted butter. Serve plain
or with cheese sauce.
Filling = Brown one cup fine
breadcrumbs, II cup chopped onion,
and " cup chopped nut meats in
tablespoons butter. Add " cup
chopped raisins and cups cooked
mashed peas, chopped string beans,
grated carrots or cooked spinach.
Smyrna times., 1942-05-21

Modern American crystal high
entrance hall table Recent design is this cenpece
ing andeholder designed display
clarity of lead crystal White and yellow tulips rise gracefully above
the aed rim of the BOWL while the sansmooh
pieces catch and hold thousand reflections This
entrance hall table Wecome" the
has the world
CRYSTAL heritage that here GIassmakng
Americas oldest industry having established
Names like Segel bbey
Americans linked with the 5000yeaod history
Smyrna times., 1942-05-21
NEW CONTEST OFFERS WAR
SAVINGS BONDS AS PRIZES

$50 Bonds as additional prizes each
week. To qualify for prize the
contestant is asked to complete
the sentence II want to own United
States Defense Bonds because -"
In twenty-five words or less and to
mail them to Box 25. Cincinnati,
Ohio accompanied by evidence OF
purchase of one Of the sponsors
products, either the front panels
from three PEG Soap wrappers tor
facsimiles) or one Ivory Flakes box
top Tor facsimile). The first OF the
weekly contests closes on Satur-
day, May Both and the sixth and
last weekly contest closes on Sat
urday, July 4th.
Smyrna times., 1942-05-21
USE OIL CANS
|ASLAMP SHADES
Berlin, Md, Covers Street
Lights With 100 Five-Qt.
Oil Cans for DimOut
COST TO TOWN WAS $50

An ingenious member of the
Berlin, Maryland, city council has
retrieved from the city junk yards
100 five-quart empty cans and con-
Smyrna times., 1942-05-21

Our secret weapon: U. s. Defense
Bonds and Stamps. Buy them
Smyrna times., 1942-05-21
Stuffed Eggs
IN
Tomato Jelly
by Dorothy Greig

THE egg, thanks be, has beauti'
i full versatility. It's suitable for
any meal from early breakfast.
round the clock, to Just off-the.
swing shift supper.
For instance, we use eggs here
in a brightly seasoned luncheon or
supper dish. The eggs are first
Smyrna times., 1942-05-21
NOTICE

On and after the first day of June A. D. 1912, all
State License fees for the year 1912 are due and pay
able to the State Tax Department City OF Dover Kent
County Delaware and if not paid or before the 3oth
day of June 1912 penalty of five per centum will be
added On all Licenses not paid in July additional
nenaltv of ten percentum will be added, and on all
Licenses not paid during the month OF August furtn
er penalty of ten per centum will be added making
total of twenty-five per centum on all Licenses paid al
ter the month of August in accordance with the Re
vised Code, 1885, Laws of Delaware, as amended
JAMES P. TRUSS,
STATE TAX COMMISSIONER.
Evening star., 1942-01-30

UN UOUhI VALUE"9S,L ,LCU.
Most appealing brick home in splendid
NV section. bedrooms, baths; > bed
rooms. bath. 1st floor center entrance,
automatic oil heat. on 65-ft. front lot.
Inspection by appointment only. F: A:
TWEED CO.. EN- $3.50 to o pm. 1904
Conn
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ARLINGTON. VA.

Neat, modern Groom home on large
corner lot Cfenced in; h.-w h.. oil burner. 8
bedrooms, tile bath front and rear porches,
garage; clear of debt. 1893 N. Utah St:
inspect by appointment; price. $3.50;
$1,000 cash. S45 mo-: So interest
JUDSON REAMY, Agents,
1122 N. Irving ST.. Arl., Va. CH. O220.
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cArlE& LIVESTOCK.

FRESH COW with OF without calf for sale
Call Emerson 0316. after 6 pm.
IS WORK MARES AND HORSES. mules,
riding horses, 10 2-wheel carts, single
and double harness. Must be as repre-
sented or will exchange. Rear 736 18th
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81 100

g rooms. modern bath. water, sewer,
elec, large closets. full basement divided
into B rooms and bath: large lots;
chicken house: near trains. cars, schools,
etc. Hyatts. 0462, WA. 1925. l.
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HORSES. pony. mule, COW, pigs, sow, goats,
sheep, wagons. buggies, implements. har-
ness, saddles and brides. H M. Powell,
Falls Church S65-W-1.
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JUST OFF CONN. AVE. ONLY $4,000
Corner home. bedrooms, automatic oil
heat; near shopping and schools. You
will appreciate this bargain. Inspection
by appointment only. F. A. TWEED CO.,
EN- 81 so To O m hh04 Conn. aye
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS With BOARD.

ROOMS WITH BOARD.
GUEST HoUSE-Married couples. children
In locality safe from air raids, 2 hours
from Washington. EX. 556S. j.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. ! door of Conn
Young man to share room in lovely home
with another. WO. 5123.
UNUSUAL LOVELY HOME. NOURISHING
food and good care; tray service. WIS
consin S7S4.
WILL CARE FOR ONE CHILD and board
employed parents: new suburban home
1890 LIVINGSTON I'd. Hyattsville.
WARM ROOM. next bath; c-h;w.: bus At
door: home cooking; suburban home. 1880
Livingston I'd. Hyattsville
1900 9TH ST. NW-Beautiful corner
house. refined Jewish family; excellent
meals: young man share room. ia. 663o
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1T75 Mass. ave, NV
Single room, also share rms. for BOYS or
girls: triple rm. without board MI. "a IL
FAMILY. OF GOVT. EMPLOYEES offer en-
ployed married couple with car large rm
with fireplace, wholesome food; Brookevllle
pike. miles from Silver Spring. OPPOSITE
Manor Club: Ss5 mo. Kensington 4ao-J:
COMFORTABLE HOME. adult family; gen
tlemen or couple: IN Arlington. Chestnut
1894.
53I5 18th ST. W-Choice rm.: fine food
excellent service: for distinguished guest.
For reservations. RA. 11l3.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

5-ROOM UNFURN. HOUSE IN NEARBY
Va by Feb. 1st:, $50 to, $50 mo: prefer
location few miles south of Alexandra,
consider other locations. Adams 1914.
ARMY OFFICER DESIRES TO LEASE
modern house convenient to Anacostia high
school. Phone TR. $780,
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YOUR DOG BATHED. removing all feas,
called fer an and rsturned in D. 9assa 9r Beth
WO. O224 Bethesda Branch, WI. 3045
FREE AMBULANCE SERVICE FOR HOS
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Chevy Chase. Md.-Detached. bed
rooms, 2 baths, center entrance; OIL heat,
try. large open side porch Of dining room.
in first-class condition; Gear garage.
offered At $4,000 less than original price:
terms. D. c. dRUVER, owner. MA. 1887:
or T. 3. Maloney, WO. 7640.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
(Continued.)

URN. APT. . ROOMS, KIT, BATH, PVT
ntrance. util.; near bus; employed couple
referred Warfield 2O25 j.
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1923 MONTELJO AVE. ne ROOMS,
250: $500 cash. $50 mo. HARTMAN
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400 BLOCK NEWTON N.W.-NEW-HOUSE
cond., r. and b. Small down payment.
w w BAILEY, MA 1870
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

MIXED WOOD, delivered in gain. lengths
Phone Wisconsin 500.
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S9.250-NEAR 18th AND EMERSON SITS.
Detached. with all large rooms. nice bed
rooms, lovely porches. Rare oppor-
tunity REALTY ASSOCIATES, MA. 143S.
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TO TRADE

18th St. Heights. Substantial brick home,
l5-inch walls grand rooms, 212 baths. 4
real bedrooms, huge third-floor room, cedar
YOU appreciate lasting quality and conven-
lent location. REALTY ASSOCIATES,
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$3.50; Silver Spring area: 6 rooms
1l2 baths, log burning fireplace. Venetian
bllndS, oil heat, 2-car garage. very larg,
lot; shown by appointment only. Wiscon,
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DOBERMAN PTNSCHER, registered male
and female. Available on leasing con-
tract to responsible party. Call after 5
p m. Sanford, CO. 7744, Ext. INV.
DOBERMAN PINSCHER. z mos old. pedi-
greed Mrs. Scheve 3417 Baker st. ne.
FIR Ro14
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
LARGE LIST OF GOOD HOUSES, NEW
or used, Wash. or Md. Get our list now.
Terms or cash. RA. 500 daily or ewes.
GROOM AND BATH BRICK. GOOD CON-
dition; convenient location; auto. heat;
substantial cash payment. EN-. 02s9.
100 BLOCK w, LELAND, G. c., .MD.-DET.
II r., b., oil heat; newly redec. Priced
for quick sale: only $1,000 cash req.
W. W. BAILEY, MA. 1870.
corner rood location; OH heat etc. John
IpSoomb, HENRY CLAY CO., Nj. O6OO.
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DOWNTOWN-S12,OOO.

Two-story brick. rooms on each moor
(Georgetown atmosphere: new oil burner:
recently redecorated: could be adapted
easily for physician's residence and once.
call Mr. StnlIffar Columbia 2190
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LARGE HOME IN MT PLEASANT, BED
rms, 8 baths, parlor, dining and living rm..
large closets: oil heat: $11 900. ROBERT T
L. McKEEVER CO., Shoreham Bldg. MA.
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3421 WISCONSIN AVE. NW.-Attractiye
front room for L or 2 gentlemen; $50
single $40 double
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SEWING MACHINES the Piano Shop
tic and Westinghouse machines. We can
also save you from 100 to 25cc on new
machines Call Republic 1890. The Piano
Shon 1O15 9TH ST NV
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JUST COMPLETED.

Two detached brick homes Of rare dis
tinction, situated in restricted section
Of lovely Crestwood less than 10 min.
from the White. House. adjoining Rock
Creek PIX: each home has entrance foyer,
living rm., dining rm., library, kitchen,
breakfast nook. recreation rm bedrms.
and baths. maids rm: and bath. ,2-car
Grimm at Randolph 727s. or in inspect the
homes at 1862 Upshur st. NV. and 1927
Randolph st, NV.
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STUDIO COUCH, beds, kitchen set. easy
chair other furniture. good condition;
leaving town and must sell. North 1851
after ) pm.
SUN LAMP, Hanovia: $40. Call Woodley
5~o6
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
tContinued.)

Conn-Private rm, next bath: gentleman;
conv. transp. EN- 4005. II
LARGE FRONT ROOM.
4 windows, twin beds: NV, near Wis. ave.
car ard bus: girls WO S6l9
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RENT IT.

Or live in it cheaper than rent-for sale
a 5000 5-room brick Cape Cod, screen
porch, automatic h.-w.h.. garage. large lot,
IN Aurora Hills Va. Priced TO sell, 1880,
Sl,50O cash. Inquire: 1901 So. Arlington
Ridge I'd, Arlington. Va
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NGLIsH BULL PUPS. 8, weeks old.

ENGLISH BULL, male. reg, 8 mos: old,
good disposition. Call Or. w. A. SHAN
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOARDIN
Cocker spaniel puppies and stud serv.
Wash.-Balto. blvd WA. 1924. Berwyn 139
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trade his country home, % min. from
Philadeiphia' s-room house, e91yeard,old ndsIn
conveniences H. o. L. C. financed. Will
consider Washington property in trade.
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BETHESDA-ATTRACT CASH PRICE
on Groom house, nearly new; , f1replaces
screened porch. garage, fruit trees. Owner
transferred Oliver NR42
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Substantial Groom, 3-bath brick: neal
Central High: now arranged as house
Keeping apts., and shows good return, which
could be substantially increased if operated
as rooming house: needs some redeco.
rating. but Is very reasonably priced at
$500, $1,000 cash.
WAGGAMAN- -BRAWNER,
100 Eve ST. NV ME. 1850.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
1888 BLAINE ST. NE.

$3.50 up-New group 23 houses. II II
auto. heat: deep lots; conv. RE. $685.
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Overlooking Meridian Park C5 min. down
town. Modern nearly new semi-det
brick, . rms, bath and gar in Engl. base
ment. rms. . baths above: auto. heat;
modern in every detail; S11 800. Call Mrs
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Close in-adjoining American. University
Park attractive all brick, detached, pretty
lot 9 bedrooms, large open porch. auto
matte heat, electric refrigerator. copper
cutters. furred walls, insulated; entire
property in excellent condition. BOSS &
PHELPS, MA 5000, exclusively; evenings
call Mr. Shackelford. 81. 660S.
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CORK-Granulated insulat-
ing cork, 100 lbs. to 10000
lbs. DI. 274O.
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BETHESDA, MD. -ATTRACTIVE WHITE
brick Cape Cod. bedrooms, / bath, LIST
floor; bedrooms. ! bath large hall. End
floor; oil heat; garage: wooded "a acre.
corner lot: S9.950. WI. $500.
BUNGALOW, OFF MINNESOTA AVE. Sc.
Six rooms, bath. hot water heat; nice lot:
A %t,ir 1n,xy rir
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SILVER SPRING-BARGAIN

Owner sck-will sacrifice. Z rooms
SS.315- Cost over $4,000 New brick.
garage; heated. unfinished recreation
room. large wooded lot. Near bus, stores.
To inspect, Shepherd 1890 20.
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BRADLEY HILLS COUNTRY CLUB, Be-
thesda- Md-Gentlemen only, single rooms
S35 mo: semi-pvt. entrance. maid service,
golf course privilege Phone WI 1910
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S9.5OO-MICHIGAN PARK
ENGLISH BASEMENT,
VERY CLOSE IN,

New corner, large rooms, center hall.
terms conv: consider trade. MA. 1913.
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TABLES S4.45. used. in excellent condition.
Use for desks. work tables or parties.
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NE.-Newly furn. double
next bath: u blk. transp. :
1920. evenings, NO, 1902
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DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD,
Platinum, diamond watches and any other
tewelry purchased Highest prices paid.
New York Jewelry Co. 727 7th St NV
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NEAR CATHEDRAL.

1926 3Sth ST. NV
Semi-detached home. = spacious rooms,
bedrooms. baths, recreation room auto
matte gas heat, large garden, detached ga
rage; Sl3,950- EN- q55l
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6 BIG ROOMS-S8.150.

New brick on wooded lot in Arlington.
Ldy. rm tl2X25l. din. rn. U1xI4), side
porch 10x2o) over attach garage recr
space, toilet in basement: / blk to schools,
stores and bus. Call Glebe 1896 till PIN
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I PLEASANT DOUBLE ROOM for business
women in refined gentle home: references
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WASHER, one brand-new Bendix, S1s .95,
ash only: inner-spring mattress. single,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-18
Scoutoromo Huge Success;
Two Eagles are Appointed
Impressive Ceremonies Mark
Review of Scouting in County

A review of Scouting from
cubhood to veteran Scout, stag
ed at Mount Cleme ems high
school last night, climaxed with
the award of Eagle Scout rank
upon two local youths, William
Floore, Jr., and Frank Hayden,
both members of Troop IA
The presentation was made
by Circuit Judge Neil E. Reid.
Ralph Bennett conferred the
rank Of veteran Scout upon
Thomas Champion, of Troop u,
who will be waterfront super
visor at district Scout camp this
u mer; Wesley Martha, of
Troop 70 and DR.. c. A. Ward,
of Troop "a. The rank of life
scout was conferred upon three
Scouts of Troop 70 and three
more of Troop "a, with William
Floore, Sr., making the awards
TO James Jarvis, Westley Marta
and John Torrey, all of Troop
10 and Richard Sullivan, Ar
den Albee and Dick Miller, all
of Troop "a.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-18
5 Areas Avoid
Tax Ruling
Townships Exempted
Because of Low Levies

When Macomb county's tax
ALLEGATION board, established in
1888, h o ds its organization
meeting May IL and proceeds
to scan the levies made in town
ships and school districts for the
ensuing year, there will be five
townships which probably won't
even have - file a fiIianciai
statement with the board.
The reason is that they will
not need any tax rate to be set
for them because they never
have any occasion to exceed the
tWo-mill limit upon them where
tax levies are concerned. The
townships are Sterling, Macomb,
Washington, Shelby and Ray.
Other townships usually have
tax ratings about as follows:
Armada, Bruce, Chesterfield,
Clinton and Harrison, one-and
one half mills; Lake, 100 mil s.;
Lenox, one-and-one-half mills to
two mills: Richmond, two mills;
Erin, 2.75 mills and Warren,
3.25 mills.
The statistics are provided by
Thomas Scott, board member.