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LOTS FOR SALE.

HAVE some very nice large lots in Virginia.
oyerlo3klng Wsshington. about 4 miles
churches, schools and bus, P O. Boz
asth as AsD coa1ss ta b1d ss
G st; NV, Ma. 1925,
bi1d Brandon Vilase; iVsS Very 3usI fne on lots 90
Jefferson Park. near Alexandra. An
G. W. CLEVER CO. INC. i12S North
eoRNEfR S 4 LOT OF on on. carltne. near Berxyp
I5C issf square; $500: LoUis = SHOE
HAKEE aAETE 3IIS cHask Gonn sA 11ss s1, and
mand for rentals or sales; SIS large home
iandscaped, @ ape "a all i'm improvements M % in or avail
able: can borrow fun cost, of construction
at 4%;. terms on land Is cash, balances
alone viii nGuidate construction loans
million and half dollars, that should con-
able residential zone Of our Capital City.
FULTON R. GORDON. owner. 1927 Eye
st. NV. DI. $3.50 till s pm. Brokers at
SHEPHERD ST.. between 18th and 18th
SITS. NV. In beautiful Crestwood section.
2 SPENDID HOMESITEs, restricted stone
or brick section, Arlington; mile from
Chain Bridge on Military rd., Y and =
acres, nicely wooded. Sale by OWNER, DI.
29TH ST. between Albemarle and Brandy
wine SITS. NV. Forest Hills section. Lot.
60xl28. Priced TO sell at S4.75O. DON
AID L. BROWN. Ma. 1929.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS in English
village; Bethesda. reasonably priced terms.
Bethesda. WI. 264S-7S60.
LARGE WOODED LOT, S0x1 so, in nearby
Arlington County; water and sewer paid.
Price, $4,000 To reach. go to North Fifth
and Kensington SITS, turn west on 9TH to
center Of block on right. Gil. 625l.
32 LOTS, on Ardwick rd., Nd. miles
D. C.; will sell all or as many as desired.
Lots are 80 to 200 #. wide, so to 300 IT.
deep. Price $500 to $3.50, depending on
size. 10so of purchase price, to be paid in
high-class neighborhood and fronting on
concrete I'd. To inspect. phone DI. 1883
and ask for Mr.. ROUSE.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION-We have approx.
126 lots. near Pinehurst Circle. Chevy
Chase. Nd, in. section that is wen built
sire to build better types of homes. For
further details see Mr.. Walter, B. F. SAUL
CO. 925 10Th st. NV. MA, 2100.
200 LOTS. beautiful location. close in
each; OppoTtunity for builder. WI 26S5.
FALLS CHURCH acres, large oak trees
and running stream. on paved street with
sewer, water and gas; L blk. from trans
portation and shopping center. Price
GR sRee 4sfS sfsy Lee terms RTy SrinstOs Va Ok
S3s5 so EACH lots, each eoxeoo; beau
tiful view. good homes, mile r. Church.
chickens. pics. terms. BOSS, CH. 6971.
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Aprs. SUBURBAN WANrEn.

MOTHER and married daughter. perma-
nent, want unfurnished apartment in
Arlington, to occupy by August l.. Call
MRS ELLIOTT, CHI. 0953, between 9 and
IL am. IL
CoUPLE, no children, desire :. or 3 room
furnished apt, on or near carline; prefer
Eiverdale or Mt. Rainier section. Box 42s-
A. Star 22s
VETERAN AND WIFE desire small unfur-
nished apt. or small house in or near Sill
yer Spring area can furnish own stove and
YOUNG ARMY CAPTAIN and wife, Just
back from 15 months of overseas duty,
without place TO stay. need or bedroom
furnished or unfurpished house or apt. No
children or pets. Win take excellent care
Have refs. Call SH. 7700. Ext. 25S, on
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE, no children or
pets. frantically desire one or two bedroom
furnished or unfurn. house or apt. in
Silver Spring or NV. area. viii take ex-
cellent care; have refs; husband employed
at Johns Hopkins University. Call SH
ZOO. Ext 2bS, on weekdays.
PERMANENT NAVAL OFFICER, wife and
1-yr-old daughter, urgently need . or 3
bedroom house or apt, pref. Alexandria or
Arlington. VIII pay S130 a month. Excel
lent care assured. Call Oh. 64S9
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iNvEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

MODERN PUNT APT in washington
best Nv. area. consisting of 1, 2 and :
swD Dah neey Se az eHce
the careful investor. Inspection by appt
SRA SHANNON S NJ Eucs MH0ss5 co s so5 ss g. Hisl
4 A REAL Ti9' OPPORTUNITY for investin.
srestest Greatest mined sGOi return. but % we believe nc nc
other property is available offering eaua
security and future possibilities, compar-
ing, to this modern brick building !store:
lington;,, 7 interested; call MANNAs
sssns rs'aR ssh sST 5sn's RTssf sfSS
Rfx rs RsrATh tfh FLAT Fl sook So Ssss for ga sale
home. converted into apts.; in good con.
porch; apt. 2. 2 rms. and bath; apt 8, 2
rms, kitchen. bath and porch: oil h,-wh.;
ast sSqse ssa o. sarge no as Gan wb gTss5zie
TWo FULLY uii.sini DETACHEp ssnsi brick apartmen,
buildings, side by side on nice big lots
trees Silver sprns vsinity esch budns
has five 2-bedroom units and 5 brick ga.
RACES: located near q valuable bushes,
ccStlOHs tIcSt WILL ptOFS 10 0e u Wise ln-
vestment; zoned commercial. they would
make ideal business offices: they are I
years old and in perfect condition. Cal
for appointment and see the. many de.
sirable features. Possession Of one lovely
apsssHsps susYG n AcKEN az Os ST. has 1850 immediately
APARTMENT SITES-To builders and In.
yestois. two sites. one Northwest. 10000
feet from street to street. and 100000
feet adjacent Greenway ne. Will sell this
encourage future building operations
LOUIS BURMAN, RE 1853.
excess Of $4,000 per year, located in
Washington.s biggest purchasing area
MODERN APARTMENT development O
l22 units constructed lust q few year
with stores, schools and TRANSPORTATION
tions OF 9 to Il buiidinss II desired. casf ssS
payment Of $4,000 $4,000 required
above 1st trust. An unusual Investment
opportunity; For complete statement q
income and operating expense, call MI
Co, 1908 81 81. nv. Ma. 234h
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SUBURBAN sALE--MD. Cont.


near AnnspolisG Georgian Colonial manor
house and outbuildings in perfect con-
a,on &so e acres for Ps6s esS
small profit Of its original cost. CHEVY
1Cs ave ~ 1soe sn
Va mi. D. c.; mr.. school and bus; $1,000
hindss hal he rent gs us 2Sss Coles
vile. MONTGOMERY County; PRACTICALLY new
5-room Cape Cod brick, excellent eondi-
ton; replsse bath electric range range psss- noss
RoBERTs z, LATIMER, 1888 Alaska ave,
SILVER sPRING--Brick, 8 rooms. oil oil
trees; " block from bus and stores,
Price, S9,750. ST. 1889
$3.50 DOWN. move in immediatelyI1,g- 1,:,l PED p,
vile Hills; fun basement Needs q nsue
ROBERT s. DAVIS CO. VA. ssoo' 6soa
OWNER TRANSFERRING, must dispose OF
immaculate 3-yr.-old. 2-story. 6-rm.. as
bestos-shingled home; lot 65xl50; Con-
de luxe kitchen, beautiful bathrm,, full
basement. h.-w. heat; 2 squares on boule.
ward in Berwyn; S7.Boo buys this Amos
VILE INVESTMENT CO.. INC, Unior
4040. Open evenings.
LANn0VER HILLS, MD, 70l2 Taylor ter
sasrs roos and neS SatR PTise 0s se5o6 @
House may be seen any time. EARL M
DAWSON, Wo. 42Ss.
QUEENS CHAPEL MANoR-5-rm. frame
basement. coal a;c., large lot immediat,
possession; $3.50. with $3.50 down ant
s35 q month. HYATTsvLLE INVEST
skM sT G sRok G BuNGAEow GsA 4SaS osh bedrooms sSas
full basement. in villa Heights; excellen
condition; reasonable with cash aboy'
H9xrsvIE TYiI ~ Rf[ 1N9EsfMENT MS c. e. NC
VIII WILLIAMS REAL EsTArE-5-rm. bunga
low now vacant in colmag go6 Manor oS'r, con
sale. Call UN 1899, or ewes. MR.. IsELI
EASTERN AVE. N.E.-Detached corne
baths, h.-w.h. Full basement. Large fencet
lot. Garage. / block to cars and stores
81 500 cash. balance like rent. DUNN 4
CO. s333 r. I. ave. Mt Rainier, Md
FEW SPECIALS. MD. VA. s475o up
terms; some oc. owners. trade. add cash
foes z RA8LfoS Rx1m SS ST. ST. fla9 faysttsvirle Md
seven-room brick house. Excellent leea
ton; OIL ph heat savdR 5pmediate ed possession
5 ROOMS AND BATH. full basement hot
water heat, stone construction, Lear ga
rage, electricity and telephone: md foo
insulated Dut QnnnlSneQs lot 9DHs<Uus eleC
trio cook stove goes with property; locatet
in Silver Hill section. HENRY L. NORRIS
Upper Marlboro, Md. Marlboro 80.
23 ACRES, overlooking Washington Balti.
more blvd-8 rooms, bath. cleo, hwd.
fun basement, h.-w.h., large front porch
2-car garage, pumphouse, horse and Gov
barn, corn crib, several chicken houses
ASPARAGUS IL acres growing corn; l blocl
transportation: poss.: $4,000; terms.
Tourist home, Baltimore ave, River
dale, Md.-l3 rooms, Scar garage, cot
tage on 2 streets: $4,000; terms.
4-room bungalow, bath, cleo. gas; higl
elevation: paved street: $3.50; terms
| ewes. WA 1231.
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VALUABLE STORES located Benning and
Minnesota ne, Georgia ave. at Tuckerman
Nichols ave. Sc, at Good Hope I'd. 15tl
and SITS. ne. We specialize in this type
Of property and have the most ideal loca'
tions suitable for all types of business
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1868.
FOR RENT-Store and three noorS above
3033-3035 NJ street NV: store is good for
any kind of business: about 75 #. long;
there are 10 very large rooms on the three
floors above. two baths; may be converted
into apartments. store to be remodeled tc
suit tenant for long lease: rent $3.50 pei
month. NICHOLSON g. CO, the Burling-
ton. 112O vt. ave. NV. Ma. 1897
PROMINENT CORNER LOCATION, north
Of Dupont Circle. frontage on 3 streets,
store contains approximately LOO square
feet. large display on Connecticut ave
DONALD L. BROWN. MA. 1929.
TO LEASE, 5 or 10 years-Clarendon. ad-
Joining post once. store to be erected;
5000 50. It. street floor. 5000, SO, IT. base
ment; facing streetS-WashinGton blvd
Highland and 10th I'd. FRANK LYON,
1916 H st. NV, District 2364. 22'
SUPERSTORES, two buildings. consisting
Of 10000 So. feet floor space in Washing,
toms largest populated business area. Idea
for furniture, automobile, market variety
store and other purposes. VIII divide
LOUIS BURMAN. RE. 1868.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

COLORED, REFINED-III5 9th ST. NV.
Il rm. and kitchenette apts.. in beauti-
fully renovated 6-story bldg, featuring
teNture-painted walls (without paper), ele-
vator, custom-built kitchen cabinets with
huilt-in sinks. This is truly the finest
available bldg. for colored occupancy in
downtown Washington. Small down pay
meAt, balance monthly. Open today,
TO 8 nm.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

GOVT. SCIENTIST. alone, will share COM
Portable home with one, possibly two empl.
men. in HyattSville, on busline, $50 mo-;
4 months advance, Box 29-C, Star. 22"
COUNTRY H0USE-Willing to trade rent
ais only want modest 2 or 3 bedrm. house
or apt. in city for bedrm. furn. home
cleo, phone, train 10 D. c.; large woods.
Phone TIE. 6739
SERVICEMAN'S WIFE would like 10 share
home in Silver Spring with girls, age
20-30S restricted; $3.50 weekly each.
COMPLETELY FURN. BUNGALOW, mod
aus Building; reasonable Call IL OSS1
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STORES WANTED.

SMALL SHOP desired in downtown or
Conn. ave. section for ladies specialties
and imported gifts. Would consider Shar-
499-A Star 22'
WISH LOCATION in Government or down
town private building, hotel or any
barber shop. Write to EDWARD NEAL.
1889 G ST. NV, or call NE. 1851. 20s
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OFFICES FOR RENT,

DOCTORS OFFICE, large, attractive
room (suitable for partitioning into pri-
vate of1ces) with cross ventilation and
outside entrance in prominent uptown
apartment building. Box 404A, Star.
UNFuRNISHED or 3 rooms, reception,
small stockroom safe; also several desirable
ONCE rooms or complete floor: near Hecht
CO; csll R. HERNANDEZ. DI s6s1 or
1900 So FT.-sIs nth st NV Clover
Conn. ave.. Call Mr.. MARSHALL, DI
$3.50 21s
Lings; mr. Phillips Gallery. Also one day
time: 18th and Eve. NO. 6531. DE. 1913,
APPROXIMATELY 1000 SO. FIT. of ONCE
andIor commercial space, near the May
flower Granite-front building. will be
converted to tenants use. $40, 900 per yr.
on lease to / tenant only. GOLDSTEN
BROS. RE. 1888
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

STORE, 1929 st. NV, 15x65 feet. Heat.
toilet. electricity. Only 55 feet from 18th
St Ideal for RADIO. electric appliances.
uses Rent 500. Lease to responsible
party. GEORGE Y WORTHINGTON q
SON, 17I9 Eye st. NV, MA 1926.
33I ii ST. N.E.-Store. $50 mo-, suitable
for small business. Call at 1897 H st.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE and railroad siding-one OF
finest downtown locations, containing ap-
proximately 10000 SO. it. of ground: ware
house covers approximately $4,000 50. # =;
borough. EN-. 5s39, with BETHEL, DI.
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

minis. Penn Sta, Minis ocean, yacht
basin block away-Brick and slate construc-
tion, 4 bedrmS.. baths sunroom, screened
porch; gear brick garage; on beautiful
handicapped lot 100xl40; oil heat, storm
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAND.

Annapolis, Georgian Colonial manor house,
in perfect condition and completely modern
utilities, numerous outbuildings, % acres
tenant; unfurnished or completely fur
nished and equipped. CHEVY CHASE
REALTY CO, 3403 Conn. ave. EN-. 1900
until nm
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44a4 ST. BARNABAs RD. s.E.-50 acres
wooded land, suitable for subdivision; mi.
from Govt property in Suitland, Md.
500 ACRES, near new South Capitol st.
extended (already completed), suitable for
garden apartments, similar to Mclean
Government-fnanced project on Wiscon-
gross annual rental estimated at over
million dollars. Many enormous Govern
ment projects nearby. Should borrow at
Release clause allowing TO build apart
ments as needed. FULTON r. GORDON.
Owner. 1927 Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50 till 8
pm. Brokers, attention.
so ACRES on main highway near Fairfax;
beautiful building sites, valuable CONNER
cial location: priced for immediate sale,
THOMAS g. co. Phone Vienna (Va.) 1873.
so ACRES. subdivision; land close in. Mont
gomery County, on main highway; $25, 900;
OWNER, SH 6qI6
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FARMS FOR SALE.

ALL THIS and heaven. too, on 63 Of the
most beautiful acres you ever saw in
your life and only 5 miles to Washing
ton! Rolling rich land, partly wooded,
trees grown in the o. s., apple orchard.
acres Of golden corn. 2 modern homes.
stables, etc. Ideal for gentieman's estate.
subdivision or country club About
$4,000 cash will be necessary. II you
are. qualified, come out wherever you are
and inspect this panorama OF beautyt
ARLINGTON REALTY Co, GL. 1900.
OK. 4l23
100 ACRES, old frame house. orchard.
timber. streams: 40 acres hay located near
Capon Bridge Price, S1.S00 for quick
deal. Apply !. r. BOWEN, Stephens City,
va.
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SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYlANp.

WOODLEY HILLS-7-room brick. 4 years
old; oil heat copper plumbing, steel VIM
dows, storm windows and screens, recrea-
tion room. Suitable for doctor Sll.g00.
Substantial Gown payment. MR.. i5ELL
UN 1899. Evening, SH. 9220.
OXON HILLS large rooms: near school;
shade trees, lot 100x400s. $4,000. terms
1901 Liyingston I'd, or phone IR. 500.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE,

1923 HAMILTON ST., Hyattsville, Md
room brick house. excellent location; oil
neat; immediate possession. VIII accept
small house in part payment. Owner,
EARL PRYOR, WA. 7e71.
HOW ABOUT TRADING close-in Mont
gomery farm for good home in Silver
Spring. Owner only: Box 496-v, Star.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcon..,

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tGont.l
CASH BUYERs toT .. G. and Nd. proDerty
WoopRibar W fsEa M MRHALTS eo sssf 0u Rhode ssa
Island ave. niss nnissss,HNSo7 No 1902: .s.. = s,,v A..
tached home from owner. not inflated
price. Emerson 035s.
WANTED FOR Cash. OF. 8 room bunga-
low, Hyattsville or Riverdale, eonv. stores
CASH CAS- i FOR FOR HOUSES, D. c. or Md. II
rented, tenants not disturbed. inspect from
exterior only. z. A. GARvEY. DI. 450s
DETACHED or semidetached 4 or 5 bedrm
house, good NV section or Brookland
About $4,000, $1,000 down. After q, co
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

ssI d ST. N.W.-5th and 9Th floors oi
$500 50. 1T. each; 9Th floor, $3.50 per
mo; 9Th floor, $75 per mo. Elevator to
9TH floor. Call Mr.. Morgan, CHARLES
c. KOONES & CO, DI. S1b7.
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AFyTVNnTV1N \

ARLTNGTON, VA.--A few weekend spe-
cials, close in. extra large rooms. full
very large wooded grounds, 2-car garase;
Sl0,50O; $4,000 down payment REQUIRED,
Very attractive, IS rooms, with gen
grounds, Lear garage: S10,500; $4,000
cash.
Very new Broom brick Colonial, base
ment, wooded lot lear garage, S11,500;
So 900 cash Others. Phone for appoints
ment Glebe 1881.
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OFFICES WANTED.

TO ROOMS for law ofdces. in or near
financial district. Decatur $685.
OLD EXPORT COMPANY requires Offices,
about 500 feet. in once bldg. or will lease
22s
OFFICE SPACE wANTED-Loeal once of
well-establiShed national trade association
wants by September l Office space, either
furnished or unfurnished. to meet any of
the following needs: (a) One fairly large
ONCE. approximately 14x20 # (b) One
fairly large ONCE with adjacent small Of
nee. (c) Either one or two small offices
with room for secretary in connecting re-
ception room. Northwest location, approx
imately between Investment and Munsey
Bldgs. Agreeable to several years lease
Telephone MR.. NICHOLS, DI. 1856, tc
4 eYcept SATURDAYS
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LOTS WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

NEED IMMEDIATELY, 25 to 80 lots, Mary.
land suburbs only.-Call RE. 1913.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D.
FRIDAY. July 20, ioA5
PROP. FOR SALE, Cont.

sAivEsT. PROP. FOR SALE, tconf.I.
WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT BUYER who
Is prepared to pay cash for investment and
psSpeTIsnSs Nnsus M yaI1E gSS6 in
vicinity Of 18th and Cue sts. n.w-3-fam1s
iiy apt, each 3 rooms and bath; hot-water
heat, gas and electricity; tenant cares for
are low compared with selling price of
S9.950. For further imagination and TO IN
$3.50: ewes. " and sun. DU. 1000. Ext sci.
COLoRED CORNER facing Logan Circle.
8 apts., 2 and 3 rooms, kitchen and bath
SEQ SEQ monthly Price, sas4b6 o~ viii neS cons
slider exchange for small properties. VIII
LIAM J. DAVIS. 800 II st. NV. MA. 3666;
ewes. NIL 6soz. -----
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
ALL CASH for 4-family apartment, /
or . bedrooms. Call MR.. BENNETT, AT.
1903 or DI. 3346 ---------
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
SIX 81 600 FIRST TRUST NOTES. For
details call Harry Dreisen or MURRAY CO..
1920 N Y. ave. Ma. 1856 or Ma. 777Z.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOX SALE.
LoWER &c conn AvEMSasTn BIDS
days. Price; Se5 900 WILLIAM COR
coRAN Y, HILL III CO. INC. 7lo jackson pl.
STORE ~ AND No TWO APIS, with stock.
Near Stanton Park, me- Priced very rea-
sonably for cash; Call for particulars.
SOUTH FAIRFAX ST, Alexandria. va
Brick bldg. with ofaces on FIRST floor and
apt. on second floor: estate property; pos
session. r. s.. DONALDSON. 2o1 Wood
ward Bldg Ma 1886 20s
DOWNTOWN Let, ideal for small business,
on 11th St, near Eye st. NV. 17x7o. i'm
proved by 3-stoEy frame bldg. r. j.
! WALSHE, INC, h15 Eye st. NV. Ma.
/ 646S.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY in the heart of
| Washington's largest populated area, 350x
| $50. This site in conjunction with lease
with prominent chain store. Big bargain
for investor or builder. LOUIS BURMAN,
RE 1888
| IT. floor space. hreproof construction.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE for rent, also telephone anc
mail service. STANLEY ADAMS. 1921
New York ave. NV RE 1899
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-12

baking powder, salt, and spices and add all at once to first mixture. Beat about two minutes until batter is smooth. Pour into greased pan 10x6 x2 or 8x8x2 and bake in moderate oven (350oF) 40 to 45 minutes. Cool and cover with Jelly Frosting.
 If cake flour is used, increase amount to 2A cups.
 Jelly Frosting
 + cup jelly
 Dash of allspice
 1 egg white. unbeaten
 Dash of salt
 Measure all ingredients into top of double boiler and set over boiling water. Beat with rotary beater until jelly is free of Jumps. Remove from hot water and continue beating un- til mixture is stiff enough to stand in peaks Add drop of red coloring, if necessary for color. Frost cake. Serve with fork because this frost- ing never becomes entirely hard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-12

It nndS that because Of War-t1me conditions, a comparatively large number of musicians who are not experienced enough in orchestral routine, technique and repertoire are being engaged to fill vacancies in symphony orchestras.
 The manpower shortage has cre- ated scarcity of qualified orches- tral players. The National Orches- tral association has not only been affected directly by the draft, but an unprecedented number of its players have been called upon to fill vacancies in orchestras, also created by the draft.
 AS partial remedy, the associa- ton gave summer sessions of con- centrated orchestral rehearsals dur ing July and August of 194S and 1914, apart from its regular season. It was not enough, however. An announcement by the association re- ports: @
 The turnover of personnel proved even greater than antici- pated. Last year, for instance, more than 30 members left the training orchestra to fulfill con- tracts with symphony orchestras. The great majority of these play CTS were not fully prepared for the responsibilities of the positions as- signed to them. Some of the in- experienced young musicians were even entrusted with first desk posi- tions.
 "To the credit of these fledgling players, we grant that they have done well. but the association is not satisfied that orchestral stan- dards are enhanced by their efforts"
 As further measure, the asso- ciation has decided on a divided schedule for its 1945-46 season, The first half will be from Aug. 1 to Nov. IS and the second from March to June %. It is hoped that many young musicians who have contracts with orchestras which begin in late October or early November will take advan- tage of the training in the first half, and after they have fulfilled their engagements, return in March or April for more study and experience.
 COLUMBIA CONCERTS reports considerable progress in its plan to build up new field for North American artists in Latin America through INTAR1N Gntercambio Artistico InternacionaD.
 The idea is based on a member ship plan similar to the Community Concerts. now in operation in more than 400 cities and towns in the United States and Canada.
 Todd Duncan, baritone star of "Porgy and Bess," is the first of five artists to complete an 1NTARIN sponsored tour of 1s Latin American cities. The other four, Jesus Maria Sanroma, Bruna Castagna, William Primrose and Emery Darcy, will follow at one- month intervals filling more than 100 engagements.
 Duncan met with a warm recep- tion in the smaller Latin American
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-12
Baker-StampS
 Bridal July 7

Cpl. Arthur Baker, 3rd, son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Baker, Jr., Ellsmere avenue. and Miss Dorothy Myrl Stamps, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles c. Stamps, Lorain, Ohio. were united in marriage Saturday afternoon, July 2, at 400 o'clock at St. Jamess chapel. Cathe- dral of St. John the Devine, New York city. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. George c. Boswell, Bristol, Pa.
 The bride, who was presented in marriage by her uncle, Thomas c. Parsons, wore a lace trimmed colonial gown of white silk mar quisette, designed with a hoop skirt. A tatted cap trimmed with orange blossoms held her finger tip veil of silk net and she carried an old-fashioned nosegay centered with gardenias.
 Miss Jane Elizabeth Boswell, Bristol, Pa, as the brides only attendant, was gowned in pale pink silk net, fashioned with hoop skirt of deep pink taffeta. The fresh flowers in her headdress were re- peated in her old-fashioned nose gay. Robert w. Baker was best man for his brother.
 The reception was held at the brides New York apartment, Mrs. Stamps receiving in an aqua and white ensemble, white accessories and a gardenia corsage. The bride groom's mother also wore gardenias with her turquoise costume and black accessories.
 The couple left for a wedding trip to Cape Cod, Mass, following the reception. Cpl. Baker is a graduate of Crosby High school and Wesleyan University. He returned to this country in May following service in Italy as a paratrooper with the office of Strategic Serv- ices, and is at present stationed in Washington. His bride is a graduate of Kent University, Kent, Ohio, and is employed as an aid in the U. s. District Engineers office, New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-12
WORLD of MUSIC

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