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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Latin Chaperons
Don't Approve

The Difference with which Holly
wood film producers are treating
the native customs of our Pan
American neighbors is well shown
by what happened TO the kiss
Conga." Set as the big finale num-
Der in goth Century-Fox's Techni-
color musical, Week End in Ha-
vana," which is coming Thursday
to the Temple thea.er, changes
were required.
The original script called for
Alice Faye and John Payne to
have a spat. AS she was entering
a Conga line, Payne was to return
and the two make up their differ
ences with an embrace. Cesar Ro-
nero and Carmen Miranda, who
were just ahead in the line, were
also to kiss. Then all the others
on the Conga line were TO kiss.
Technical Advisor Ernesto Pie
dra pointed out that in Cuba I'M
married couples go out chaper-
oned. Cuban chaperons would
never permit kissing and recon-
mended the elimination of the col
lective kissing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Donald Dickson
Singing Tonight

Donald Dickson famous Amer
lean concert baritone. viii appear
IN person tonight a. the Temple
.theater as the second event Of this
seasons Temple theater aIl-star
series. Tonight's appearance will
be the second IN Tacoma for the
singer. having scored a great
triumph with his audience last
season.
Tickets for tonight's concert are
on sale at Fraser's ticket office
until $50 ?. m today and viii
be available at the Temple box
office after s p. m. Concert time
a. usual viii be $50 p. m. with
late corners having 10 wait until
after the first group.
Tacoma is one OF many concert
centers that demanded a return
engagement after Dickson's last
years tour. Salt Lake City,
Cleveland, Milwaukee. and ST.
Louis are among the cities hear
ing the dramatic baritone in re-
turn engage ents. William
Hughes. who has been with Mr..
Dickson during his eleven years
before the concert-going public.
will be tonight's accompanist and
assisting artist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

The unique story revolves about
the lives Of Johnnie Aysgsrth. an
attractive ne'er do well. and Of
Lima McLaidlaw. an unsophisti-
Gated but beautiful heiress whom
Johnnie woos and wins in tempes-
tuons style. inducing her to elope
with him against the wishes Of her
strait-laced father.
Sir Cedric Hardwicke AS Lina's
stern father, Nigel Bruce as
Johnnies easy-going friend and
Dame May Witty as Lina's
mother head the featured cast OF
the Rko Radio offering. with Isa-
bel Jeans. Heather Angel and Au-
mol Lee in other important roles,
Striking as it does a brand-new
note in film fare, Suspicion" is
laid against picturesque English
backgrounds of country homes
and hunt balls, and brings together
the two stars for the first time
since they made "Gunga Din" two
years and half ago.
Anne Shirley and James Craig
take leading honors in the COM
panion film at the Music Box.
titled, ~ expected Uncle"
Charles Coburn and Renee Hall
carry the supporting roles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Twin-Bill at
Riviera Soon
Top Film Will
Star Tim Holt

Tim Hollis new vehicle. Rob
bers Of the Range" presents a
vivid picture Of frontier days in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Suspicion Comes Today to
Hamrick S Music Box Theaiel
Joan Fontdine and Cory Gront Are
Cast in Filmizotion of Best-Seller

One of the stranges romances filmed comes today
to the of the Music Box theser IN Suspicion, an
unusual type of mystery picture starring Cary Grant and
loan Fontaine
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Frankie Dorro is O young
truck driver in The Songs
All Here" which comes TO the
Riviera theoter on Thursday.
its tense adventure story.
Several thrilling fights and es-
capes feature the progress of the
story to Its climax, and with its
scenic investiture. the picture
makes an unusually interesting
piece of finn fare. Young Holt
again proves his abilities as an
outdoor star in this fast-moving
offering which comes to the Rivi-
era theater on Thursday.
An action packed drama of
truck drivers and their battle
against hijackers, THE Gangs All
Here" starring frankie Darro
with Jackie Moran, Marcia Mae
Jones. Keye Luke and MAINTAIN
Moreland will share the screen at
the Barovie house.
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NOW PLAYING AT LOCAL THEArERs

KAY STREET Ginger Rogers in vi
Yacious Lady" also Lew Ayres in
People -. Dr.. Kildare"
LAkENOOD-A J. Cronin's The
Stars Look Down" also Lloyd
Nolan in Dressed 10 Kill"
PARk-Joan Bennett In SHE Knew
All the Answers" also Lionel Bar
rymore IN The Penalty"
PROCToR-Spencer Tracy in DIR.
Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE
REALART-Rubv Keeler in sweet
heart OF the Campus also Victor
McLaglen In Broadway Limited"
RLN-Spencer Tracy in DR.. Jekyn
and Mr.. HYDE"
RINIERA-Fred Astaire in you'll
Never Get Rich" also Left Erickson
in Blonde Prom Singapore"
SHIIIs-Peter LORE in The Face Be
hind the Mask" also Carole Lands
in Road Show"
81 NSET-Eleanor Powell in Lady Be
Good" also "Crime Doesn't Pay"
LIBERTY. Puyallup - Charles Rug
giles in 'sParson Of Panamint," also
"Rhumba Rhythm"
RIVIERA. sumner - Charles Bickford
in Burma Convoy" a lso Jane
Frazee in Moonlight in Hawaii"
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the chips were counted. n was
Victor who wa on the long
end Of the deal
Louisiana Purchase" win give
you q lot of laughs Hope
variety and you viii admit
that Miss zorina In = dancer Of
unusual ability. although not
much of an actress. Then there's
Make Rosenbloom and a strong
cast Of fun makers who carry the
picture along At . merry clip I.
but when Victor Moore turns on
the heat you'll warm up TO this
latest program which Sid Dean
offers At the Rialto like . marsh
mallow 1t an open fireplace.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

A14@44< Eh<AA 6ffa Nabc IL Will III
Paramount tossed the money
Into this one with 4 coal shovel
and taxed the pretty girl" de-
partment At Central Casting Blu
reau to the rstioning point. The
Hays office likewise caught the
spirit Of the occasion by scrap
ping the censor rules for the dur
alton. Compromising situations
are more numerous than FBI
agents In an sirplsne factory and
tn script goes "all-out" for
1nughs.
Whea yeu are aware thst
- New Orleans Mardi gras
oervee ~ TIE background far
- story. you en- Imagine
- te'chnicolor Possibilities
- thks sffering -. aad rara-
usunt didn't mias anything
o1sag ~ Wy.
1hs music II BY Irving Berlin
.. and that's just another way
- saying II rates right up there
With tn best the screen has to
of1eF.
~ m fntsnfs and purposes,
1euiniana Purchase" WA In
$1,000 - . H. Hope star
Ehg production hut they for
~ - count Victor Moore n
- - payeff and whea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Saroyan' ST aniasy
Here Next Week

The cast Of twenty-five has
completed final rehearsals and the
finishing touches have been put
on what promises 10 be one Of the
most unusual plays ever presented
on a Tacoma stage for the OPEN
ing of MY Hearts in the High
lands" by William Saroyan next
Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings Jan. 2s and 20 at Weyer-
haeuser hall, Y. w. C. A. Cur
tain will rise at $50.
Tickets are available at Rhodes
Book Nook or may be obtained at
the door.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
TIRsT RIN



RIAITO-Bob Hope N Louisiana
Purchase Il 80. / IS. $50. $40.
IS ard 9:55.
RONA-Douglas Fairbanks. Jr IN
The Corslean Brothers p IS.
8 35. 6 80 and 40: also zasu Pitts
In Miss Polly" II as. 2.45. 5:45
and 50.
MI SIC BoN-Cary Grant in "Suspi-
cion." also Anne Shirley in I'm
expected Uncle"
BILE MOI SI-Mlckev Rooney IN
Babes on Broadway" Il 80. 90
4.2o. Z 90 and e.35
1tMPLE-All-S Star Artists series pre-
sents Donald Dickson. Curtain at
RETURN s&owTNGs
BEVERLY - Gene Tierney in Sun
down" also Frances Langford in
"All-American Co-Ed"
CAPI1Ois-Bob Hope in Caught IN
the Draft" also Warren William in
Lone Wolf Takes Chance"
CAMEO-Finber MCGEE and Molly IN
This WAY Please" also Richard
Dix in Devils Playground
COMM SITN-Anna Neagle in Sun
ny" also Frank Craven in The
Richest Man in Town"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

OLYMPIA - Washington state
sc DOL districts Wednesday re-
ceived s1.464 .o62 as their January
share of sales tax revenue, COM
pared with s1,206,s a2 in 1910.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton Pearl A. Wanamalxer attrib-
uted the increase to the three per
cent sales tax which replaced the
previous two per cent levy.
Buy u. s. Bonds and Save!
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KJR - Americas 7 o y q
Meeting
KIRo eEs: 10 As.
without words
IL 90 NJ.
ENo-sid Hoffs Orch
XVI Eleven Clock
Final
KTBi-Nelody Cruise.
KOMO-Songs IN Night.
IL Is. Dance Orch.
KJR - This NJ Yinz
World. Ills. Paul Car
son.
KIRo wilbur Hatch 5
Orchestra.
80 Z. VI.
KMo-Boh crosby's Or
chestra
kNI-Final.
KTBI-Nelody Cruise
koMo-Danos Or: II IS.
News.
KJR-PAul CARO-
II IS. News.
KIRO - Easy Listening;
II as. News for Alaska.
1900 MIDNIGHT
kMO-SiRn Off
XVI = Matinee. II 80 q
m. Sign Off.
< q B ! : Melody Cruise;
Sign Off
IL 80. Sign Off.
kIRO-Concert / q. m.
Sign Off.
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KMO - David Cheskin'S
Och: AIS Studio
XVI Il Mystic Melodies.
AIS. The luke Box
KTBl - Lac OF Paradise.
2 Is. Gike-Aans Mix
Up
kOAO - When a Girl
MarrleS Ais Portls
Faces Life
KIR - Wash Dept o.
Health. AIS. Chansxn-
cite
Z ! r o News. AIS.
Czrnation Bouquet.
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.seN u.
KMo-Sews. AS. L<ts
Play Bridge
XVI Sagsoruzh Sersn-
ade
KTBI-sews 2ss MI
sic. : IS Familiar Paw
orites
X NO Aloha Land.
245. Mar Marlin.
K J A House IN the
Country: As. News
4 | r = The o ssIIls.
las. 5cattergood BAinez
3 90 z. ".
, o5. Da-
xid Wades Orchestra.
KNI-Sews. 3 10. Timely
Event
KOMo-RiEnt 70 Hsppi-
ness. s:i5. Lone Jour
ney
KJR-Between the Book
ends. sis. Riddle Of
Life.
KIRO Girl Inferno,
ais. Voice OF Broad
way
$3.50 VI.
KMo-Little Folk Stories
3.45. Studio
KvI-SxinR Concert.
KTBI-News: 3 IS. Mu-
sic. ::345. Novelties.
K o NJ o - Homemaker .
Calendar
KJR Bride julia and
Chuck Collins
KIRO Introduction 10
Rhythm; 3 as. Johnny
Forrest, News Reel.
4 OF z. NJ.
KMO-Fulton Lewis. ID;
Ais, Here's Morgan:
KVI-Cocktail Hour
kTBI-Petite Musicale
K o NJ o - Doe Carroll,
Singer: Ais, There Is
Work for You.
RJR-Chef Miami: AIS
MIR Keen.
K1RO-Second Mrs. Bur-
ton; 4:l5. Young DR.
Malone
4:30 z NJ.
KMO-Sam Brewer. AS.
Net work
KVI-Cock ail Hr.: 4:45.
Four. -Four Time.
RTB1 - Meet the Band,
4:45. Shutdown Seren-
AIDE.
ROMO-Dance Orchestra
KJR-Speaking of CLAM
our: 4.45. Jack owen.
Inc.
AS. The World Today
500 p VI.
KMO - Superman: 6:15.
Orphan Annie.
KVI-News. 5 sos, Cowboy
Trails
KTBI-News- Tunes-Top-
les; Sis Harmony Hall
Melodies.
Sis. New Year Melo-
dies.
KJR-Adventure Stories:
Sis. Flying Patrol
KIRO-Job Finder. Sis,
Mile OF Dimes.
80 VI.
KMO - Capt. Midnight:
5:45, Jack Armstrong
KVI-Sports Extra. 5 AS,
Twilight Tempos
K T BI Junior Safety
Club: 5:45. Crazy Cow
boy.
Fairy
Tales: 5:45. Ricardo's
Rhapsodies.
KJR-Vendercook. News,
5.45, T o m My
Straight Shooters.
KIRO - Don Winslow;
5;45. Bob CARED Re-
porting. 5:55. Elmer
Davis News.
600 z. Nj.
KMO Dinner Music,
SIS. Phil Stearns. news
K v - Bowling Bright
lights, e:l5. Dinner
Music.
ETBI-News, sos, Mu-
sic: els. Supper aielo-
dies.
Crosby
xJR-Old Clothes Chorus
6.l5, News.
KIRO-Maior Bowes.
$3.50 +. NJ.
< NJ o Ray Grummel:
645. News.
KVI-Dinner Hour.
KTBI-Danee Time.
Crosby.
kJR-intermezzo
KIRO-Big Town.
700 Z. NJ.
KMO - Raymond Grand
Swing tbs. Spotlight
Bands
XVI News: tbs. Anita
Boyer
K TB1-Dinner Concert.
KOMO-Al Pearce
KJR-Rudy Vallee Show
KIRO = Glenn Miller's
Orch: tbs, The First
Line.
7:30 p. Nj.
Reporter.
745. Melody the Kay
Way
KVI-Tacoma Ski Club.
kTBI-Infantile Paraly-
sis. 7 as. Prof. Frank
Williston.
Fay.
K J r Network 745.
Armchair Cruises.
Line. 745.
Story Behind a Song
500 Z Nj.
< II o - Standard SYM
phony Hour.
KyI-Swing 1t: e:i5. The
War Today
RTBI-Just Relax: Sis.
Add En- Up
kOMO - Fred Waring.
BIS, Lum and Abner,
KJR-March Of Time.
kIRO - Amos N Andy.
5l5. Lanny Ross.
$50 L VI.
K NO - Standard SYM
phony Hour
XVI Song Cycle. 9 4o
y Q TT h west Editors
Forum
< TBI-Organ Treasures
s45 Eyeing the News
kOMO - Fannie Brice
and Frank Morgan
hJR-Capt. Quiz 9 IS
Old Timers
KlRO-Maudie's Diary
900 p VI.
EMO News. BIS.
Network
SNI-Llght Opera. el5
The Band Plays On
HTBI-EyeEtide Echoes
a.l6. 5 ng OF ii c
Islands
KOMO-Aldrfch Family
EJR = Easy Aces. Q Is.
Sport Script
EIRO = Duffys Tavern.
3 IS. Music
$3.50 4. VI.
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$50 A. NJ.

$3.50 A. Nj.
RMo - Chapel Chimes:
8 .45, Old Fashioned
Girl.
XVI = rime-Tunes-Top-
les: Gas. Carolyn Day.
is.
K T B - Musicale: GAS.
News
KoMo-welcome Neigh
Dor.
KJR-Cowboy Joe: Gas.
Helen Hiett. News.
K r o - II e e n Trent.
945. Our Gal Sunday
1000 A. Nj.
1918, Mary
Terrys Notebook
KV1-News. 1915. Choral
Hour,
KTBi-Ladie Page
kOMO - Benny Walker:
1918, Bess johnson
KJR - Vance and Lila
1913. Bre akfast at
Sardis
q | r O Life Beautiful;
1918. W o m an n
White
1890 A. Nj.
KMo-Front Page Par
rell: 1918. Joe Fras-
settos Orch.
z V ! Salute 70 the
Americas
KTBI-Iaeona Journal;
lo:45. NJ usic. lo:55,
News.
kOMO-Bachelor's Chill
dren; lo.45. Or. Kate.
RJR-Breakfast at Sar-
dis: io:45. War News.
kIRO Vic and Sade /.
lo:45, Jane Endicott
Reporting.
90 A. NJ.
of Faith
and Organ Melodies.
lli5, Studio.
kyI-Ihe War Today:
Il :o5. Concert Hour.
KTBi-Songs You Like:
Ills. Popular Pot
Pourri.
KOMO -Lisht OF the
World: ll:l5. Mystery
Man
KJR-Coneert Orch
kIhO-Brlght Horizons.
i is. Aunt Jenny.
80 A. NJ.
KMO-Philadelphia Or.
kNI-Coneert Hour.
KTBI Novelty Notes.
Il as. News
K o II o - Valiant Lady
Il As, Arnold Grimm :
Daughter
K J r News: ia
Serenade
6IRO Fletcher Wiley.
Has. Kate Hopkins
40 NOON
KAo-ToAst TO Bread.
Il Is. News
EVI-News. = IS. Chris
tan Business Men
* TBl-Muslca4 Diner
< o NJ O-AgaInst the
Storm: i2.l5. Ma Per-
KInk.
EJR-Orp ans Of d.
xorce. l7.15. Amanda
OF Honeymoon Hill
KIRO Man ! Married
1915. Knox Manning,
SeEk
1880 L. Nj.
KSsO - Afternoon DeTo-
tons. II IS, PnilSdel-
phiA Orch
ETI-ChristlAn Business
Men: = IS. Waltz Mat
i1ee
TBI Ranch Hous'
Rod 60.
EOAO = Pepper Young
Family. "a AS. VIC AnS
Sace
KJR-Johns Other wife:
I24s, Just Plain BIZ.
EIRO william Winter
ANALYST u As Nomz1
Of Courage
| 100 I VI.
KMo-Philadelphis or
KNO Philadelphia Or
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UBI Singing strings
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van Gems.
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TIME TABLE

klocfclfs
1000 1880 1870
nes prepared from stotons
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kMO-John B. Hughes;
e:15. Dental Program
XVI Ilme-Tunes-Top-
kTB1-News, los, Mu-
sic: e:l5. Morning Mu-
sieale
X o Nj o - Dream Girl,
s.l5, Words and Music.
kJR = News. e:l5. Ann
Sterling Wonders.
k1RO - K a tie Smi Z h
Speaks. e:l5. Big Sis
ter
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K NJ o News; tbs,
Rise N Shine.
XVI - Trade and Sales;
7:15. Singing COMMAND
kTB1-Morning Melodies
K o NJ o Dance Time;
7i5. Top o. the Morn
ing
KJR - Rosie and Guitar;
tbs. News.
KIRo-News, tbs. Farm
Forum.
80 A. NJ.
KMo-News: 7:45. Trade
N Sale.
XVI News: 7:45. Joe
Mlller's Almanac.
kTBl uslc 7.35.
News. 7:4t. Wake I'D
and Live
ROMO = Reveille Round
Up: 7:45. Sam Hayes,
News
kJR Breakfast Club:
4 l n o = Bob CARED
2 las. Nelson Prfngle
News.
500 A. M.
kMO-Breakfast Club.
XVI - Top OF Morning,
8:lo. News.
kTBI - Breakfast Band
stand: s:l5. Trade N
Sale.
KOMO - Radio Parade
BIS, Popular Potpourri
kJR-Eyeryman's Chapel
k1RO-Treat- Time; BIS,
News.
$3.50 A. Nj.
K M o News; 8:45.
Twig Is Bent
XVI = Song Shop; B:45,
Morning Hymnal
kTBI = Rainbow Trio;
s:45. Chapel Songs.
KOMO-Victor Lindlahr
K j r - Breakfast Club;
y LAS. Unity School.
k1RO Betty Crocker.
5:45. Stories America
Loves.
900 A. NJ.
kMO-John B. Hughes;
els. Dental Program
XVI Time Iunes-Top-
kTBI-News. Q.05 Mii-
Evening star., 1942-01-04
ihvrsrMEhr PROPERTY FOR sALl.

IkvEsrMGkr PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continusd)
FOR WOMEN ONLY.
Downtown apt. bldg. 10 units. AArely
M,a.nq% MI u upp5sss:p. Price seo'ooo. WI.
$4,2OO-BRICK.
tenant 5ass'n nasss, n c... Coo ssor's
sSna:, pssn: Sssn a. aG'Sssss Ssas heat electric
H0HENSTEIN BROS,
-1th and H sts. NE. YR. 1000.
GUEST HOUSE,
DOWNTOWN.
near 4th and Rhode Island AZ. nv: IS
Occupied 81 "a a sen.ns st very ass
inslsasd IN price. Price reduced 70
''s'''U. s'.,|r. = ,s!' S.Ior M1RgPPLEtos, ,,,.,,
CHOICE INVESTMENT.
.p Fns Cover: as" .ns sSsn Isl s eo4 ns ns TSo
l6x2s. There are 3 other, choice apis.
Large rental income. Brick garage for
saas's Soms adaS .01 snss
with $4,000 cash.
AND ANOTHER.
above. except on . more modest sesis. but
new and very nice. Price. $12.500; with
S3, 800 cash. Location Silver Spring district
41lYER SPRING r. 3. Co, 81. 7l62.
GUEST HOUSE.
LOWER 18th st. NV.
dining IL . % bs.usisui s HsfH0 9usn!su1s. s.tss.;
present income over 81 900 per month
Owner leaving city will sacrifice. Price
432. 200 for real estate. furniture; eouip-
payment and terms. Call MIR: DREW.
Republic 11s1. r. ELIOT MIDDLETON
Investment Building.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
S11,5OO.

Attractive 7-room brick suburban home
on an acre. miles from Washington. Built
desirable construction features As copper
piping. copper guttering. slate roof, large
basement. oil heat. weather stripping, and
living room with fireplace. dining room.
kitchen equipped with range and refrisera;
tor. lavatory. and den; on the secona
quality house for sale only because Of
owners transfer. $500 down. bal. $100
per mo. See MASON H1RST. Annandale.
Alexandria 5Sl2 Closed Sundays
Evening star., 1942-01-04

% :AcR{ f1ezccoI ~FpfK. IN@
Win rent hSos vf16qE 1ssm Il n Sqt
fssN .y}tn t6Hsns ,fssss 80 HT ss&x2.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
COUNTRY CLUB.

6 ROOMS, ON ACRE.
Situated on one Of the hishest
points in nearby Arlington. This home
has . spacious living room with flre-
place, large dining room, 2 bedrooms
and bath. sunroom. 2 inclosed sleep
ing porches. maids quarters and bath,
oil heat; price, $4,000.
THOS. G.. MAGRUDER CO.,
2o51 Wilson Blvd, Arlington Va.
Chestnut 3131 Glebe 3434
Evening star., 1942-01-04
$Qn0 R,,vs Florida Farm
Bargain 85-Acre Farm. Equipped,

Bargain 85-Acre Farm, Equipped, !,
On all-weather rd. 35 min. to a city;
GOOD markets for all crops raised: we'll
built 6-rm dwelling in charming setting,
ing country. barn, new garage. corn, poul-
try. hog, meat houses, etc: 40 a.. for
alfalfa and vegetables. fenced pasture;
watered BY 9 springs. valuable timber, 70
apple. other fruit trees; immediate sale
imperative: only $4,000. part down, with
team, COW and equipment thrown IN.
Others shown. lists mailed free. z. C.
Brumback, sTROUT REALTY. Middletown,
Evening star., 1942-01-04
NEW BUNGALOW.

5 rooms and bath, hot-water heat,
hardwood floors. built-in bath and full
basement Reasonable down payment
and monthly payments as low as $50
per month. including taxes. insurance
and interest depending on size OF
TO REACH: Out Bladensburg I'd,
turn right just beyond the nrst
trafic light in Cottage City, Nd,
then turn left 'at the End St. then
right on the 2nd st. to 10S Baker
ave. Owner on premises 10 an. TO
5 pm. Sunday.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

23O ACRES s-ROOM FRAME HOUSE.
barn. other farm buildings. 8 miles from
D. c.: fne stream. excellent cattle farm;
must sell to settle estate; price, $4,000;
terms.
$50 acres. Groom frame house. all good
farm buildings, 80 miles TO D. c.: hne
cattle farm: price. $4,000; terms;
Many Other Farms Of AL Sizes Listed.
BUELL. NJ GARDNER. E. KELLY,
Rorkville Nd Phone Rockville $50.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
In the Heart Of Arlington.

In the Heart OF AII1nRtOn.
Located In convenient Lyon vulase,
within several blocks. Of the Clarendon
shopping center. schools and buses 4 bed
rooms, / n baths; this brick home con.
tains bedrooms and bath on the. st
floor, living room 12x23 with fireplace.
2 bedrooms and n bath on the 2nd floor.
detached garage. large lot. Price, S9.750.
For appointment to inspect, call
GEO. MASON GREEN CO.,
2s4O Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
CH 1888 Ewes. Glebe $685.
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ARLINGTON VA-1O 5-ROOM BRICK
SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES.
EXHIBIT HOUSE
At 21A0 SoIlth IIhle St.

Total Price, $3.50; $3.50 Cash, $33 No:
door; gas range. elec. .refg. included;
rood d-sized bedrooms and tile bath on sec;
heat: full basement: plenty space for rec
reation room; fully screened. yeather-
stripped. caulked and insulated. To reach
Cemetery, left on Arlington Ridge road to
South Glebe road right to South Uhle Ct;
right to exhibit house, No. 2740. Open 5-9
THOMAS B. GOODWIN, Inc,
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COLONIAL HOUSES

s,e oonN N165-scre farm, nearly all cul-
tivstsd. tsddpod sood sol for Tobacco and Grain,
small dairy. beautiful typical Colonial
SIS. oeoSold brick coi9n,,Il. ,,l 2 LARGE
fireplace IN nearly every room, h,Win;,
land good but neglected; flne spring.
$o0O0-92-acfe tobacco farm eroxs
highest quality cigarette tcbaeco: has two
tobacco barns. stable and q Ane DYtch
Colonial house Of rooms end bath. fur-
:. Ss,sS:;a ;s ,S.s: ga: and so-sh''n p FARMS
$1,000. IS .aeres. attrsetiys stons and
frvme house large barn-dd. dairy farm.
216 acres 40-ooW dairy, horse barn. hrse
Colonial farmhouse, brick tenant house
$4,000, larse brick house, excellent farm
buildings, so Q. GOOD land. main road. near
town-S9. 900. 326 q; beautiful gently
rolling land. on main pike, near town, large
brick house, high elevation, excellent bank
barn with dairy-S11 900. equipped dairy.
cows. mules, poultry, excellent farm ma
chinery, l30 a., good buildings, Sllo, etc
sJ270O. beautiful country home. large
brick house, modernized completely. latest
type oil heater, several baths, hne large
barn with many convenient rooms ana
bins ell kinds OF vegetables, fruit and
Community. Other farms available sd-
r. D. LILLE,
Q2k MauIe Ave, Takoma Park. sligo 1906.
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$4,000.

2ee acres, IA miles from WASHINGTON n N
pss psTs q sfi xieR Ssf1fs IS very Old W.tered
beautiful, stream, this properly Ian oe
secure investment 1t is near hard
surfaced road and slss sloo Is avsIian1e val Die
see MASON HIRST, Annardale, Va. at
the end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alexan-
S.;. CInced SUNDAYS
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s. ACRES, e-sToRY FRAME HOUSE
Is acres. close 70 Roekyille.;; Ro.;.,2 22-story
-''e FRED 3. CUSHMAN,
1st house on right beyond Washington
Grove I'd. Tel Gaithersburs 299.
FARN-A GENTLEMANs SMALL coUN-
try estate. thoroughly modern in every de-
tail and as complete as could be mace, IN
cluding So acres in high state OF cultiva-
ton; 100 feet on concrete State ROAD;
white board fence: 2 tenant houses, horse
stables carriage sheds. dairy and milk
barns. maternity and calf barns, bull pen
and paddocks. smokehouse and toolhouses,
silo, cattle sheds and other buildings 70
make up one Of the prettiest miniature
small farms in Anne Arundel Co, near
Box 24s, Annapolis. Nd.
GOVT. FIGURES SHOW OVER TEN NIL
Hon dollars worth Of Maryland TOBACCO sss Sss
Ger acre Land is .till low in price and
vestors who look for safety as well as .
good ine0gf e. * MAsYs sSy!ss oo1NrY sSssS .afms
1SO a.. house, 2 tob. barns 5000
$50 o., 6-r. house tob. barn. stables ,o
$50 a.. nne old home tenant house.
8 tob. barns and other farm
NICHOLSON g. CO.. Ma. 5e37
The Burlington, 1920 VT. Ave.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
ROCK HILLS, MD.-OvER H ACRE; 100
IT. front, high elevation: protective re-
strictions; viii exchange for or bed
room. 2-bath brick house; Bethesda
Kensington area Box 2T6-C. Star.
FTRST-CLASS RICHMOND, VA HOME;
500 income: also beauty parlor: sale or
trade for home in D. c. Box 340-D. Star.
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NEW DEFENSE HOME.
A new, modern bungalow, u acre lot.
Plenty space for garden and pets.
34th g. ALLISON SITS. NE.
$3.50 DOWN.
Two bedrooms. living room, modern
kitchen. bath. hot:water heat. Close to
transportation, schools, churches. Out
Allison. Price. A,250.
PETER J. HAGAN,
1927 34th st.. Mt. Rainier. Nd. WA. S7o6.