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STORES FOR RENT,

1921 G ST. S.E.-Corner store with s-room
Realtors. sos North Capitol ST.. MA $3.50.
2 STORES TO BE READY for occupancy
July l; one 16x73 #, one 23xs3 IT.: un--
Elmira SITS. sw, surrounded by approx
mlantely 1000 apis. and houses Call Ii.
313I between 70 m: and p.m.
for sale. THOMAS D. WALSH, INC, DI.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

PANEL JOB, "a or p ton: good condition.
I WANT A I-TON FORD, Chevrolet or
GMC; pickup chassis and cab; will take
body If necessary. Call GE 3l9I and
ask for MR. KRAMER
quarter ton panel trucks must be in good
Sondition-tfres no object. Bring to 1880
Wis. ave. Bethesda, Md
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
DETACHED; in excellent condltion; 8 apts.;
rentals, Sl35 month; nr: 4th and Upshur
only ffTase Restor hfs
IS: fs:i Z Z 81 s.W-2s #, wide. 1874 feet
MuRkx9 Nj lcSsesIiSn 1881 s'tainae's g. ns
Ne MoDH8S G4sS' sR1ck M aS2s BLDG stores and ants,
du insnced NAM MANNAs s' REAiTY Co ''ssIs ssIs
DEsRAsEf TsHR Ryf c9ksfR ok Il GI n the s7s4 section
a S net FOR the Sns
ca M fsa fa Ne s8 qSs Ssoo at this
GEORGETOWN, good location-Remodeled
brick. exclusive apt. house. ! and 2 room
l floor. artistically designed good closet
large living rooms; economic operation;
n 19dnT Sbfsia Be- soSs fsss0n for SELL
MT. LEAsANT-Guesthouse income $500
ps5 month rh pTs xns cash above
NEARLY NEW FAMILY BRICK. ideal
location; excellent return. MA. 6341 un-
til pm.
OFFICE GUIDING. hnest downtown loca-
financed and at5rsetiveiy Epr prieed. eAeits aet
Count modern bldg, in ne. location:
very low operating cost easily financed
and priced right. HARRINGTON MAN
AGEMENT CO., 710 14th st. NV FIX.
LARGE HOUSE, w'th 5 baths, on Wilson
blvd. 3,349 so. IT. ground, zoned for g.
story apt; water and sewerage paid.
Six lots, one block from Hot Shoppe, in
Rosslyn, zones industrial, with siding.
Over $4,000 SO. 1T. of property, zoned
for, apt, in buckingham, on Thomas st.
n TaP lud fNir rsr0
Hillwood, near Falls Church. water and
sewerage and other utilities available: near
school
Several small tracts Of land in Fairfax
County, all fenced in; stream and lots of
springs; known as the Walker farm,
10000 So. it. of industrial property:
IA acres near country club: water,
sewer, gas and electricity
s acres near country club.
Large property on Glebe rd., running
pack to Randolph st. near ball park; zoned
industrial and business.
Several other industrial and business
Have apts and business PROPERTIES for
sale. ROBERT W GAINES phone OK.
070O. 143l North Court House road, .nr
Res 601 N. Monroe St, Arlington. Va. 24'
BRENTWOOD yILLAGE-3-yr- -old modern
6-rh; home with gas heat, etc: quick poss
1873 18th st. n.w.-9-rm. house, suitable
for residence, rooming or boarding house.
3,yr.-old flreproof apt. of 32 units. ali
modern: can be bought at below market
For these houses and other fine invest
ments call Harry Cohen. GE. O2s6. with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1906 H st. NV
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Remove one letter Irom each word ana
earrange to spell the word called for.
'rint the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t. II you have
'Lettered-Out" correctly he's 4 Governor.
Answer to Yesterdays Letter-0ut.
NJ MuTTERS-TRUEsT (most loyaD.
q BROAD-DRAB (duiD. l.
y DIRGES-DREGS (settlings).
81 HEARTENS-EARTHE (of clayt.
I'D SCATTER-CATERS (cooksl. .
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

1913 LAMONT ST. NW.-single metal ga
rage. conveniently located Suitable for
storage or parking space FEDERAL
FINANCE CO., 915 New York ave NV,
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

F.. DOUBLE METAL GARAGES, sliding
doors. cement floor, wide paved alley:
suitable storage: vicinity Georgia ave -
e TATIMFR GE 1870
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FORD 1885 coupe: has not run for 2 yrs;
$185 cash, within OPA ceiling.
Buick 1896 convertible coupe, S275,
within OPA ceiling. S04 Bladensburg I'd
ne, AT l133 until z pm
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MONEY WANTED.
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

BUILDER has excellent second trust note
&C. payable S125 per mo. Box 396-R
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE for rent, also mailing and
phone service. 1; j. COWIE, 500 Eye
at. NV. MA. 54S7
tth AND IRVING SITS. N.W.-About 5000
so. it., attractive open Office space, knotty
pine paneled, front. side windows and sky
lights, excellent heat furnished completely;
reasonable rent; immediate possession.
Consult Mr.: Taylor. SHANNON g. LUCHS
CO, 1905 H st. NV, Ma 2345.
lfO4 L ST. NW.-About 65O-sq -ft re-
modeled BLDG; Venetian blinds. Key at
D19IE REALTY co. 1417 L st. NV.
turer's agent. secretarial and telephone
service if desired; also desk space available.
10i 18th st. NV
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FARMS WANTED.
MONEY TO LOAN.

HAVE SEVERAL CASH BUYERS for good
farms from $4,000 to $4,000 Call MR.
BRANHAM DI. 3100, DE. 4472.
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SUBURBAN RENT-vlRGIklA.
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD.

SMALL HOUSE. furnished; screened porch
a mi; available months: car essential
Falls Church S02-W-2 after pm 21'
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE (cont. J

STUDEBAKER 1888 Commander s 4-door
sedan; good mechan; condition; good tires;
ACME MOTORS. 1881 Bladensburg I'd. ne
TAXICABS with PUG licenses. See Mr..
Davis AMERICAN CAB, 1897 Champlain
st. NV or call Emerson 1858 from pm.
TAXI AND PUG, Plymouth. 1871; new
Dodge motor, practically new rubber: car
in Al condition. GE fAOl.
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OFFICES WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

"NATURAL" for distributing concern,
heart of city. Also 10000 it. whse. with
r. r. siding and loading platform. And
1900 it. one story. All strong, fireproof.
Also entire floor, downtown. rent S175 mo.
OHARE ESTATES, Ma. 05S6.
WAREHOUSES-Brick nd-concrete build
ing in Georgetown, 10000 So. #: price
S37; 800. Two-story brick in lexington,
large storage area cav with Shipping m entrance; ss;
price. $50. 500 Phone Mr.. Kyle, CO. OILS.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.. 1906 H ST. NV.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

Summer. homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue. BOX II, Mayo, A. A. Co. Md
LAKE JACKSON. a 12-mi. fresh-water lake
ing. swimming, fishing. We have several
real log cabins for sale. Price. $1,000 to
$500; terms. See them while they last
Come out or call Manassas (Va) 1914
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PROPERTY WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

HAVE CLIENT with $4,000 cash; 20 to
25-unit apt. bldg: any good location Call
MR.. MOCK. EN- 1890
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COLORED-LINCOLN PARK, Rockville:
z mi. Naval Hospital. New 1h-story,
stucco, 2sx30 it., for . families. 1St floor
4 ms. closets, full bath, kit cabinet. sink
new elec. stove. End floor, finished j
dormers, pipes for 2nd sink Full conc
basement, drive-in garage, coal furnace,
conc. front porch, back porch, lot 50x200
$3.50: $1,000 cash. $50 mo. Vacant
H. L. ENGLAND. WI 5731
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COLORED-2 TO 5 ACRES of land.
we'll located in Fairfax County, colored
community already started Price and
terms reasonable. w. S. HOGE, Jr., CHI
O6O0, 3S15 Lee hwy, Arlington, Va.
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FORD 1899 long fiat-body lta-ton; good
condition, good tires; ceiling price, $3.50
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T axe Ny Word for 1t

WIIdL 90 YOU Dlu now?
Copyright, 1945, by Charles H. Gorenl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05
Ala paptt ptus XII.
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K. nod 2o1lbon au Sen &ronungs,
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05

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ner Sinne bon ben Wenlben Iosqe.
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ner Seele fhon Die Sonne oes etpi-
gen SebenS alrf.
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be1ltiden 8o1t urr6 gum 6eutiden
&atier!
Mebr! @r iprod 5u 6en G0Ifern
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-16

entertained their mothers at tea.
Rev, Charles Cobb was the speak
er and local talent was presented
on this occasion.
During the year, helpful ad-
vice and suggestions were given
the group by Rev. Benjamin J.
Anderson Of Gloucester Memorial
Presbyterian Church, who re-
minded the girls that they should
Live Wholesome Well Rounded
Lives" Avon Bradford, student
in Public Health at Harvard Uni
versity, discussed a "Woman's
Place in the World Today" Chap
lain Jeffries, Camp Mckay delved
into the Problems of Young
Women with newly Acquainted
Seryicemen" Deltas and the W.
tras Modernnaires have discussed
Attractive Clothes for the Teen
Ager" and the Correct Use Of
Cosmetics"
The Ultra-M odernnaires plan
to close this seasons activities
at a picnic at Norumbega Park
on unday, June "a,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-16
NEW YORK NEWS

NEW YORK - Mrs Herbert
Miller opened her home to the
Ladies Of zeta Boule on a re-
cent Friday evening, The hus-
bands ware guests Of MIR and
Mrs Frank Brown at a regular
Boule meeting and afterwards
Joined the ladies at Mrs. Miller's
where the spacious and artist
cally arranged parlors and music
room were the scenes Of the
most enjoyable evenings OF the
season, Noted for her rare hos
pitality in Pittsburgh, Philadel-
phia and Toledo, Mrs, Millers
charms as a hostess were never
more evident than on this Fri
day evening. Mrs Homer Brown
Of Pittsburgh Is diplomatic cir :
Gle was guest Of honor and the
list Of those present included DR.
and Mrs Walter Alexander Of
Orange, N J, DR. and Mrs Flem-
ing Norris Of Paterson, N J, DR.
and Mrs Peter M Murray. Mr.
and Mrs Geo Cohron, DR. and
Mrs Walter BeekInan. Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Marsh Of Montclaii,
N J, Mr. and Mrs Henry Craft,
DR. and Mrs Jas w Granady, Az
ty and Mrs Oliver Randolph,
Judge and Mrs Francis Ellis
Rivers, Capt and Mrs Mathew
Boutte, Mrs Virginia Johnson,
Mrs Betty Randolph, DR. Maurice
Curtis, DR. Jerome Peterson, Miss
Jean Mack of Philadelphia,
house guest OF the Walter Alex
anders, and the Honorable HON.
er E Brown Of the Pennsylvania
Legislature. Mr. Herbert Miller.
nationally known In the YMCs
secretarial realm, was a most
able and gracious assistant to
Mrs Miller as she carried
through the entirely enjoyable
evening. While in the city on
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-16
Dr.. Fred PaImer's
Cosmetics Brinq
Quick Results

ATLANTA, Ga, June 10 - The
Galenol Company, Inc, of this
city is celebrating its 10th ami
Vversary this year. The company
was started 40 years ago here in
Atlanta by DIR, FRED PALMER,
well known Atlanta scientist
whose skin whitener is known all
over the world, and has continued
its progress uninterrupted all
through the years.
The Galenol Company, Inc.
specialize in the manufacture of
cosmetics for dark skinned peo-
pie. It's best known products
being DR., Fred Palmer's Skin
Whitener and DR.. Fred Palmer's
Skin Delight Soap. The skin
whitener lightens tanned, too
dark, coarse or roughened skin,
contains a special ingredient that
is quick acting. It starts to work
the minute you apply it and Sc
cures almost unbelievable re suits
The Skin Delight Soap is made
to be used in connection with the
skin whitener, and is an excel
lent soap for the skin.
DR.. Fred Palmer's products
are used by such famous peo-
pie as glamorous Harriet Gallo
way, the girl band-leader, PAU
line Webster, Lena Horne, Dean
Gordon, Vivien Brown, Lovely
Lane and other we'll known sing
ers, movie actresses and enter
tainerS.
In celebration Of their 46th
anniversary, The Galenol Com
pany, Inc, are making an I'M
usual offer to their friends and
customers. To every person who
wants a loyelier, softer, smooth
err, lighter complexion, they say,
"Try DR.. Fred Palmer's Skin
Whitener. Get a Csc box from
your local druggist. Use it 7 days
according to instructions, then
if you don't S ay it's the finest
prodrot of its kind you ever used,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-16

BARCLAY
about vegetables, learn now. These
foods are too important and too
healthful to be neglected in cur
tailed wartime diets.
Here are rules that will help.
~ Eat vegetables as soon az
possible after picking.
(2) Wash = but do not soak in
water.
(S) Pare very thin or not at all
ca Boil in as little water as possi-
BILE, or steam, Cook only enough to
make crisply tender. Cook green
vegetables uncovered to preserve
color. Never add soda for this pur-
pose. 1t lessons flavor and vitamln
values.
90 Salt cooking water slightly.
A very small amount Of sugar may
be added for such vegetables as peas.
carrots, celery, summer squash, Cook
vegetables, such az spinach, with salad
oil, and save the butter used to season
them.
go Serve cooked vegetables at
once. Same rule holds for unlocked
salad vegetables. Serve soon after
preparing fresh, crisp and chilled.
Lemon Dressings for Vegetables
Lemon juice adds flavor to many
sauces and dressings for vegeta,
bles. Examples follow:
Lemon Butter makes butter 20
farther, as we'll as enhancing
flavor. Blend one part lemon Juice
with two parts melted butter OF
margarine. Serve with hot cooked
asparagus, artichokes, string beans,
beets, carrots, celery, broccoli, cab.
page, spinach and other greens.
Hot Lemon Dressing for veas.
tables; Heat one part lemon Juice
with two parts mayonnaise in top
OF double boiler. Serve immediate.
~ over asparagus, broccoli, osuli-
HOVER string beans.
Cole slaw Dressing: Combine
lemon juice, sugar and salt to
taste and a very little salad oil,
Use this dressing on grated carrot,
also, adding a bit of finely cui
green onion II liked.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-16
Delta Teen-Agers
Activities

The Ultra-M odernnaires, a
teen age group of IS girls sppn-
sored by Iota and Alpha omicron
Sigma Chapters of the Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority are COM
pleting a successful year Of ac-
tlvities. During the Fall season,
the Ultra Modernnaires' basket
ball team won the city champion
ship and gold basketballs were
awarded to its members.
In order to = aise money, this
active group of girls have spon-
sored two socials and a rattle,
They have enjoyed, along with
their Delta sponsors, an evening
Of bowling. On Mothers Day, they
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-16
By BETTY BARCLAY

Have you noticed the abundant
supply OF small oranges on the
market recently? Mother Nature
has produced millions OF these
small oranges this season, and
comparatively few of the larger
sizes.
But these small oranges are
mighty good! Thin skinnedl
Sweet Used plentifully, they spare
precious rationed sugar. Fine
fiavoEl Bursting with iuicel Just
as rich in Vitamins g, A and B
and in calcium and other mineral
food elements. All you need do to
get your morning supply Of vita
min O. rich juice is to use more
oranges, until your glass Ia filled.
And when packing the lunch boxes,
use two or three oranges instead
Of one.
Acoustom yourselves 10 using
more oranges this season ~ so you
win be sure of your daily supply
OF the very important vitamin G.
It's a smart idea TO buy By the
bagful In z or 3 dozen let's.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-16

BY BETTY
When the butcher shop is closed
and your red points are gone, don't
despair about dinner. You'll miss
that steak but think Of the soldier
who is enjoying it, See what your
victory garden or your grocer has
to offer and serve your family a
Victory Vegetable Plate.
Plan Vegetable Plates for Variety
Plan this plate for variety of
color, texture and flavor. Be sure
1t has one or more Of the green
and yellow vegetable group, i'm.
poFtant for yitamin A. It's well,
too, to offer a vitamin O source,
such as uncooked cabbage.
A plate with variety enough to
give every member of the family
something to enjoy, might include:
Buttered asparagus stalks
Cooked garden fresh peas
Corn, ON or of the cob
Spinach with lemon garnish
Lemon buttered beets
Carrot and cabbage slaw in lettuce
leaf cup
With a milk and egg dessert say
a oustard - this plate furnishes a
balanced meal
Don't Forget the Lemon earnlsh
Don't forget the lemon garnish
on this victory plate and ON other
vegetables you serve. Make 1t a
sixeable, unpeeled sixth or quarter
fruit, easy to squeeze and provid.
ing enough juice to really give
davor.
Along with favor, the lemon
garnish adds a note Of decoration.
But more than this, 1t makes an
important contribution OF vitamin
G. Some Of the loss Of this very
necessary vitamin, which occurs
when vegetables are cooked, may
be counterbalanced by a liberal
use Of fresh lemon juice on the
cooked food.
RuIes for Cooking Vegetables
Don't expect your family to like
vegetables unless you cook them
properly, Proper cooking preserves
color, form, flavor, vitamin and
mineral content, If you don't know
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-16

Mrs Mathew Boutte is no
lc" yer connected with the stan
of Post Graduate Hospital, but
has accepted the executive sec
retaryship Of the National Can
Ger Committee and has MACS
great progress in the Harlem
section where she is located at
the Little Red Door" on Sew
enth ave. Her past experience
in work at Post Graduate Hos
'''i-' make her a valuable as
set to the present Cancer Con-
troll Campaign ard Harlem IS
most fortunate in the acquisition
Of her services in this work Of
Such major imp Ttance at this
period in the worlds history,
An eminent physician and SCI
enlisted has stated that an esti-
mate of 459o Of humanity az
ready has some form of cancer
either malignant or otherwise
three-fnurths of such
percentage Is unaware Of the
presence Of the formation. Year
ly examination is the safest pro-
ceedure.