davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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15-Women's S11O to S125
Furred Coots --------S1W
Flared, fitted, boxy and paneled back
coats in broadcloth, needlepoint, suede
and Mayfair twill woods. Furs: Silver
Fox shawls, dyed black Persian Lamb
yokes, collars and cuffs, dyed Jap Mink
yokes and ascots, fitch collars and
cuffs. Black. brown. green, and wine.
Sizes 141a to 221a, 36 to 40------S1o0
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Junior and Teen Shops!
Fourth Floor

ae-Junor DesRayon tissue faie with metal
trim at waist bright ayon with laround peaed skirt Also
avon ,.uIe twoniece and rayon satin
Jacquard fale
dress peplum and toast ayon
crepe skirts One black rayon maqise
.1.nino drese Iize O, SIS
lle strapess sizes 70 49,
! and .p naen ~ ~ ' ~
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E70-Lniors' sl3e5 Dresses
and twopee tailored in faie.
and wool pad number OF styles IN
| black, fall shades Sizes to Is.
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cool. Just let my fine Gregory find
fault with that"
She put on her frilliest apron, and
smiled at Greg over the dinnertable.
Inns time, when he plunged his
spoon into the glass, he did not have
to pull. The jelly trickled off the
spoon in ruby stream.
Greg grinned, uncertainty. "Won-
derful stuff for pancakes" he said.
win great restraint, Agnes checked
the most amazing desire to throw
something. After all, it wasn't
Greg S fault he had a stupid wife!
She sighed, YEARLY, but that eve
nlng, too, had a defensive overcast.
Unmollified, she accepted the unex-
pressed apology in Greg's goodnight
kiss. Honey" he said, you know
l don't care boot about those old
grapes"
The following day was hot, but
Agnes doubled her hours at the
kitchen stove. The warmer she be-
came, the greater grew her resent
ment. "Why," she asked herself,
did we ever have to buy a house
with an old grape arbor!"
Batch after batch she cooked,
alternating between syrup and gum.
Somehow, she just couldn't get it
right. Grimly, she poured the last
sticky mess into the glasses. Not
waiting to clear the kitchen, she
marched upstairs and threw herself
across the bed.
"Only a silly bride" she said,
would cry over not being able to
make jelly" But the tears soaked
into the pillow all the same and,
discouraged and exhausted, she fell
asleep.
She awoke with start at Greg's
touch on her shoulder. Late after
noon shadows lay across the floor.
She jumped up. guilty, but Greg
pushed her gently back against the
pillows.
I'm home early" he said. "Re-
lax, poor kid. You're all tired out"
Il knew you could do it," he add
ed, and Agnes became aware, for
the first time, that he had something
in his hand. He was taking huge
bites from a piece of bread and but
W. oiiN GO, oOIIlSti4lilS clSc, SltSiill-
ing in jeweled beauty upon the yell
low surface.
THAT last batch" mumbled
Greg, with his mouth full, has
jelled."
Agnes lcapcd out of bed, her face
ablaze with excitement
"Grcg!' she cried. See if your
folks would like to come over to din
ner. Wen have crispy little bis
cults, and" she reached out and
touched tie quiverlng rubics with a
reverent finger, Great Grape
Glue!' she brcathed, rapturously,
"Jelly!'
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Scent Tea

High grades of tea are scented
with orange blossoms, roses, gar
denias and peonies in China.
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grapes were dark, naturally. She
had a good dinner waiting for Greg
when he came from work.
II thought we might try a little
for DESSERT" she suggested, bring,
ing out one of the glasses.
That's right" Greg recalled hap
PLY. Grape jelly" He plunged a
spoon enthusiastically into the glass
He pulled - hard Great grape
glue!" he cried, what have we
here?"
Agnes stared, astonished, at the
gooey blob on the spoon. Fine,
sticky threads trailed behind it from
the glass, like fronds of cotton
candy. She blinked back the tears,
just in time, and changed her ex-
clamation to a laugh. If only she
had thought to try it first!
"Perhaps," she suggested, 1--WE
could spread it on paper to catch
flies"
ONE of the tears spilled over the
~ edge of her laugh, and Greg
caught her to him. Never mind,'
he soothed. at tastes good, any
how He kissed her, and they both
nibbled at the spoon, like two chill
dren sharing lollypop. "When you
try it tomorrow" he mistakenly
continued, MON can tell you what
you did wrong"
Agnes pulled stif1ly away, and be,
gan stacking dishes. She showed the
jelly glasses viciously out of sight,
and went around the rest of the eve
ming feeling vaguely irritated at
Greg. Ensconced behind the eve.
ming paper, he appeared not to no.
tice. He even failed to notice when
Lucille called, though he usually
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liked to twit her about her CONVEX
Stations with the girls.
why don't you use commercial
pectin?" asked Lucille, when Agnes
had confided her failure. "Then
you can use the short-boil method,
and it's practically fool-proof."
BECAUSE Greg's Nom doesn't"
Agnes answered Grossly. Its got
to be the long-boil method or moth
ing"
"Fiddlesticks," concluded Lucille.
Buy the pectin, and come to the
card club tomorrow afternoon"
But Agnes shook her head stub
bornly. mo old grape jelly" she
said, lis going to stand in the way
of my welded bliss"
She went at it again the next
morning with great determination.
This time, she was careful not to
overlook the boiling mass. Jubi-
lantly, she poured it into the glasses.
There" she thought, setting it to
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Clay Poem Translation

A poem inscribed on clay tablets
about 1850 B. c., which tells in lofty
language of political congress"
held about 5000 years ago in Erech,
a city in ancient Sumer, has been
translated by Dr. Samuel Noah
Kramer, Clark research professor
of Assyriology and curator of the
tablet collection of the University
of Pennsylvania museum. The as
sembly, according to DR.. Kramer
translation of the inscriptions found
on six tablets and fragments, con-
vened while the hero Gilgamcsh
was king of Ercch to make deci-
Sumer corresponds roughly to the
southern half of modern Iraq.
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North is South

Theoretically speaking, mariners
throughout the centuries who have
set northward course by heading
where the compass needle points
have really been travelling South"
according to Ships magazine. The
compass needle is magnet; so is
the earth. In magnetic forces, OPP
posite poles attract. Thus the
earth's pole which attracts the
north-seeking end of the needle is
actually a south pole. We started
calling it the north magnetic pole
simply because it happened to be
near the globes geographic north.
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Back and forth, Agnes gazed, from
picture to spoon, from spoon to pic
ture, until both seemed to blend
into one. At this point, she thought
the mixture had neared the jellying
stage, but her eyes ached so from
their intentness, she was no longer
certain whether two drops had
really run off the spoon, or she had
Just imagined it. Better cook it a
little longer, she thought, to be sure.
Slightly after the time specified, she
poured the jelly into the hot glasses.
Not until then did she relax. Her
nerves, she realized, had been
pounding like trip hammers.
AS she tidied the kitchen, Agnes
gazed with pride at the glasses on
the utility cabinet. Her first jelly!
1t looked a trile dark. but then
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Balinese Distinctive

The Balinese have been credited
with many distinctions. By reputa-
ton the women are the slimmest
and the pigs the latest in all Ma
laysia. Sitting dancers interpret
the moods of the music with heads,
hands and arms. There are talking
birds, the fowl-like beos; and but
terflies that do not flutter when
they fly. Priests weave traditional
figures with their fingers when at
prayer. Trial marriages endure.
Babies are not permitted to crawl.
Cremations are occasions for noisy
revelry. Books are made of tree
leaves.
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Mistake Jade

Many minerals are mistaken for,
or sold as, jade, among them, saus-
serite, chlormelanitc, pectolite and
serpentine, of which there are large
quantities in Rhole Island and Yer
mont. Finest of all jade collections
is not in Asia, but in the United
States, where it was presented to
the Metropolitan Museum of Art in
New York City yb H. R. Bishop.
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A good dessert combines mellow
gingerbread with spicy applesauce.
Split square of gingerbread and fill
with applesauce. Serve plain or top
with lemon sauce or with a gen.
erous dab of whipped cream. Beat
few nuts into the cream if you
like.
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High PsYchiatric Loss

In active theaters of World War
II, the rate Of psychiatric casual
ties was two or three times that of
World War 1. Chief cause of the
increae appeared to lie in the fact
that warfare was more terrifying
in World War II than ever before
and the mental hazards were con-
siderably greater than those en-
countered in the trench warfare of
1918.
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&c
FICTION
Corner
GREAT GRAPE GLUE
BY MARY X. cREATHAM

Agnes thrilled she didn't realize whot
the grape obo would prove happiness until
challenged her to the supreme
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VXIHEN they bought the house,
w Agnes hadn't thought much
about the grape arbor. She knew it
was there, of course, but it was
spring and the tendrills were just
beginning to green out along the
back walk. Now, it was summer,
and the vines were heavy with
purple clusters.
boy! Isn't that something's" said
Greg, at breakfast. "Our own vine
yard, right in our own back yard.
And if there's one thing I like to
eat, it's fresh, homemade grape
Jelly"
Agnes felt twinge of misgivings,
but, even then, she failed to recog-
nize the arbor for what it was-a
menace to her marriage.
Guess I'll have to make some,"
she answered, with just shade of
doubt. "I'n go out and pick the
grapes right after I get you off to
work"
"Fine," beamed Greg, swallow
ing the last of his coffee. "Mom al
ways makes it with pure grape juice
and sugar. Better call her if you
have any trouble"
"Oh, I'll MANAGE" answered Ag-
mes, smiling with great show of
confidence. "After all, 1 learned to
cook, didn't II"
"Sure did, Hon." agreed Greg,
reaching for his hat. Got to run
along, now. Good luck with the
jelly"
They exchanged their usual after
breakfast bride-and-g kiss, and
Greg hurried out the front door
When the breakfast dishes were
carefully cleared up, Agnes took a
dishpan and approached the arbor.
1t was pleasant there. Working in
the sunshine, to the busy humming
of bees, she felt the lightness come
back into her heart After all, any,
body could learn to make jelly. Dew
lay heavily upon the purple globules,
as she placed them, bunch by bunch,
in the dishpan. She breathed deep
of their whey fragrance, and smiled
IN her new sense of ownership.
Making jelly?" called her neigh
Dor, across the back fence. "Those
grapes always did make the best
jelly!'
Going to try it," Agnes called
back. I've never made any before,
but have a good cookbook, and l
think I can do it all right"
ITS easy" said the neighbor. 81
never bother with cookbook, my
SELF"
Agnes took her grapes into the
kitchen and began washing and sort
ing them at the sink. When they
were ready, she put them into a
saucepan and crushed them slightly,
as it said in the cookbook. She
added small amount of water and
brought them to slow boil, letting
them cook gently until the juice had
run out. Straining the juice through
a cloth was messy business, but
easy enough, as she remembered
having seen her mother do it at
home.
II wonder" she thought, "why
didn't pay more attention to jelly
making?"
She brought out the little glasses
and sterilized them until they were
crystal bright. In the grip of quiv-
ering excitement, she measured the
juice and sugar. Now came the
frightening part. Tensely, she
propped the cookbook within view,
while bringing the juice to a vigor-
Gus boil. She added the sugar and
stirred carefully until it had dis
solved. She studied the jelly test
pictures until her eyes ached. One
picture showed the jelly dripping
from the spoon in two drops, the
other, two drops running together
and leaving the spoon in one flake.
The important thing was to know
just when this took place.
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Aerosol Bombs

Aerosol bombs that spread fine
fog of insecticide are good for kill
ing flies, mosquitoes, and moths on
the wing, but will not kill vermin
in hiding spots nor eggs and larvae.
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Eqq Whites

When beating egg whites, make
little more by adding one-fourth
teaspoonful of cold water and a
pinch of salt for each egg white
before beating.
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REAL ESTATE-MISC,

FOR SALE BY OWNER: Thirty acres on
East Shore Flathead lake. $50 feet lake
shore. Or will sell building sites or small
tracts. Ideal for sweet cherries and other
fruits. cabin camp, summer homes or year
around residence.
MAUZEY ORCHARDS Bigfork Montana
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

QUICK is THE NAME and quick will be
'he action in buying your home for cash.
MITCHELL QUICK, 81. 1871. RA 34l s.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for or 3 bed
room house. nearby Va; must be priced
right, state location, price, etc. Box
CASH CASH. cf6sssTroMERs WAITING for ., ; snd
bedrm homes in Silver Spring, Wood
moor. Takoma Park; Bethesda; Chevy
Gh Oh cail today W0RIH Ed6 y REAL
60 J. FEARS service f to local cs p Property a
erty e with WM Il. sAUNDERs CO. inc.
sFs ,nss ros vi R1 or caS
2Eef 'ess22 sss e3 "a ssse @H
If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale OF
PHR1Es. Realtor. sos North Capitol, IA
to purchase homes in any section of wash
81 G rosTsT Ms1sIsne sH.Fctp zoe nav
sash psa,,. Tor Tp your house in any condition.
H iMMfpiArE CASH AS for your home: ne. or
c Ss n Dhit soS q 19ore eaaa and Nd COX q
LuR1A BROS, ow. $500. 2046 wilson
4 BUNGALOW or 2-story in D. c. or
this type OF home. Also a large selection
OF new and used homes a aysila5le for TRADE d,
on On your property. s-J]SoHN McRAE' Du.
PRIVATE PARTY wants house in D. c.,
not over $4,000. No brokers, please.
i AM PREPARED to pay cash for . rea-
) miles Of Hysttsville; owners only. no.
i $50 after 8 Pm. -23
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BUNGALOW. So 500
HOUSES FOR sALE-southves..

ST. s.W., bet. Sth and 9th-Three-story
brick house; five bedrooms, hot-water
heat close to Government buildings price,
Sl1 500. BOSS g. PHELPS, INC, l417
K st. NV, MA. $500. lis
5lt 9Th ST: s.W. Row brick 8 rooms,
tile bath, full basement, ch.-wh. $4,000
down; price, Sill 500. Owner on premises.
COLORED-ROW BRICK; very good
cond; . rms. elec. and water; deep lot
to wide alley. Small down payment
and 500 per mo. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
1929 K ST. NV, MA. 0352. 30
brick: h.-w.h.. cleo, gas; cow terms. Mr..
Moore, TIE: 1885: with HARRY DREISEN,
COZ eRfd IVA IT, A BARGAIN. Two
family row brick. at Ard and C sts sw.
No reasonable offer refused. sTRoUP,
RA. 500.
COLORED-SPECIAL oFFERING-S2a5
down for these clean and attractive s.
room bricks; only So per mo; to carry
NV, Elk. 340n.
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ooh there's Mr. Eggleston and his second wife"
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. Cont. /

nOOSES TUX 9ALE7S.E. t$Uht.J.
HILLCREST-Lovely 6-rm Diet brk. home.
eonrueo T
P Pfes f RE al su SaE n Phone
ash. sh'. rms. bath, lee. utility nm; all
newly decorated; insulated; porch; 2,car
sANDEF s. r ?on55s s s1ssS Vi os SCOTT
1905 BYERs ST. Sc. Blvd Hts. - De
taehed. ash. sh. rms d fun bath bath. new "
Good hfa ter@ ns scor FsafsG
TR, 1853; ewes. vi. 1890.
FIRST CoMMERCIAL-6-rm corner house
on Penna: ave-; suitable for business. Gall
1881 A sT-vacant 2-family brick. In
newhouse cond. . baths, separate en-
meters iii ana " sde 6t MS
T q = os "a o'BIAi,NNoN REALTY
NICE BRICK BUNGALOW, ! yr.. old, at
0ny osb what Us o1 really sa y0 Tm mHe ed
bath, stairway to hoored attic, oil h-w.h.
full basement, Anchor fence fireplace.
The first trust at 40 interest Is So l29 %.
VI. $50. until 8. 10
NEAR LINCOLN PARKS room, 7 room,
and rm. row brick; all vacant; 1, ., 3,
family houses: reasonable down payment.
Mr.. Tolson. FIR, 039o. o'BANNoN REAL
NEAR "3rd ST. and Minnesota ave. Sc
2o-ft.< front, semideta ched brick, 8 rms.
bath. gas h;-wh.. oak a. front and rear
porcnes Sl4 800. HARTMAN REALTY.
INC, l345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. TR. 440O,
VI. 1915.
ONLY 800 CAsH-Near Eastern High
School; rms. and bath h:-w.h;, bedrms
Clean as as pin, Only slo,95o. T. p.
Def. BkICK HOME, lot 40xl00: liv. rm..
din. nm. kit. , bedrms. and bath on lst
floor; , bedrms., hall and closet upstairs;
front porch, oil h,-w.h,, copper pipes; p
block from bus. Price. $4,000, RAY
CHICK. 1904 Marlboro pike, HI. 44O4,
HI. $500
OFF ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-semidet brick
home with steel Anchor fence; lge. liv
rm., dliette, nice modern kit. with cab
inets; 3 bedrms., tile bath and, shower;
full bsmt,, gas &C heat Priced at only
S12,650, as low as 81 500 down. RAY
CHICK. 1904 Marlboro pike, HI. 4404,
HI. 1920
3OO3 eth ST s.E.-Det. frame. : rms,
bath and h.-W,h. Price $4,000 Terms.
JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor, TW. 271O.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcont

uSSSeS "SNssS ~ ~ NSo"sy
EXPERT APPRAISAL and experienced
statesmen are ready to serve you in the
sale Of your home in the D. c., nearby
Md. and Va. counties. Avail yourself Of
GRAVATTE, Realtor. 729 18th ST. NV,
JAMES CARRoLL-will buy for cash or
OIL; ewes. VI. 1857
FOR CASH for your real estate, call
WALDO HARRIS, Ii. ss79' NE. 1894 at
WE SELL HOMES in D. C.. Maryland and
Virginia. Having already sold over $4,000
constantly in need of good listings for our
many clients. If you are contemplating
the, sale of your home. We will be happy
spect your property and give you our best
possible, advice to help YOU probably sell
it. Call SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1905 n
ST. NV. MA. pas. -l6
WILL PAY CASH for houses. white or
colored. any condition or section. NO.
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HOUSES FOR sALe-sou,beos,.

ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-This lovely home
located in one OF the incest sections OF
bs stfnl lot With lawn and shrubbeTy on
liv m, din rm library, sun. porch, mod
ern kit. and breakfast nook on st floor;
3 bedrms. and bath upstairs with porch
of Of l of the bedrmS. lge. electric re-
frigerator. s-burner. 2-oven gas stove; in
sulated, storm windows, screens and doors.
power lawn mower; lot completely fenced
home shown by appt only and address can
not be given over phone RAY CHICK,
1904 Marlboro pike, HI. $500.
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JUST FOR, YOU

Beautiful Woodhaven. near Bradley blvd.
Bethesda, Md. approx. 8 yrs old. This
lovely home on gently sloping corner lot,
center-hall entrance. 15x24 living room
with beam ceiling, large open stone fire.
place, step-up dining room. den, powder
room, modern kitchen, breakfast room rear
and side patio with awnings on st floor.
end floor, 4 bedrooms, sunroom, baths.
Recreation room. maids room. full bath,
2-car garage in street level basement; en-
tire house beautifully decorated. You will
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.
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L. T. GRAVATTE
RIVER. TERRACE

semidetached ,5-rm. brick, in perfect con-
dition throughout. located on Alden pl
on corner lot. Tile bath with shower.
large bsmt, &C. heat: front porch, steel
fenced rear yard, Owner has reduced
price for quick sale on terms. To inspect
today call Mr.. Block, TR oS25: evenings
WA. 9199 DAVY q MURPHY, 3435
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.

Flower ave, between Carroll ave. and Piney
Branch I'd; almost new Cape Cod JIM.
shinsle bungalow; in perfect condition; LIST
floor consists of large rooms and beauti-
full tile bath with .arge modern kitchen.
1-ft. GE refrigerator and gas range, lots
of cabinet space; there are also partly
finished rooms on Ind rioor; large dry
daylight basement oil heat and laundry
trays; large fenced yard, convenient to
Naval Ordnance, shopping center and bus;
priced to sell at S13.950; substantial cash
payment. For appointment to inspect and
further information. call A. H. Parker.
RA. 1859 or IA. 1865
TIP TTEEEV
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HOUSES FOR sALE-hortheest.

CoLMAR MANOR, MD.-Bunsalow, 4
line. schools, etc; $3.50, substantial cash
SSooEs Ts4na ctt ssS59s sH Sss4
RHODE ISLAND AND v ST. N.E-vacant
attractive 2o-ft Coolnial row brick: 6
Only Only sf Esa; o. ENTE i REALTY CO.
1924 Eye St NV, Elk. 3400.
81 YOU ST. N.E.-6-rm. row brick, .
Enclosed porches. beautiful condition
throughout: gas heat. Priced for quick
sale CAL CO. 1888 or Ho. 1919 eyes.
1900 BLOCK EAST CAPITOL sT.-If you
are looking for a real home, conveniently
located, and in excellent condition through
out. We are pleased to offer you this house;
substantially built and maintained row
possession at Settlement; substantial cash
3I4 Pa. ave. Sc, Lincoln O0S4. lis
30S 10th ST. N.E.-3 apis with 5 COM
plete kitchens and 3 complete baths, H.
VIII. with oil Inspection by permit only.
T J; LANE, Jr., Sill woodward Bldg,
1900 BLOCK PENN ST. N.E.-poss. Semi
Diet; brick. ready 70, > apis. Oil h.-w.h.
good buyer. OWNER, Gil. 1916 or RIA.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT: balance like
redecorated; gas heat 500 36th st. ne.
River Terrace. S11,500 Open for inspec-
tion l to pm. no. 1904. 23'
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COlOred-BrOokland
COLORED


600 block 9th st ne-Six rooms, tiled
bath. iull bsnt hot-a air heat excellent
condition: real bargain with sub. cash
Shown by an appt. Call Ravenscroft.
eyee- DU. GOA or MI. O2l2. VIM H
BOAZE, 340s 18th st. ne, MI S24l.
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CT APPROVED-S136 O0

S1,30O down: open 2 to dark; detached
brick Groom homes, featuring completely
equipped Youngsto steel kitchen. large
rooms; lot 60x120; full basement: Chrysler
Air-Temp gas furnace, summer winter
bath and many other features; easy terms.
To reach: Straight out Ga. ave. to 1900
block Ga. ave. and our sign. Call RE.
WIN G IIRRY co
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WEST BEACH. MD.

min. from Sandy. Chesapeake. North
Beaches and Breezy Point; detached bunga-
low; bedrooms. living room, dining room
kitchen and complete modern bath on first
floor; complete bedroom, shower and garage
comnleteIv fr nj carner fnvel WI nd
scaped lot; lots of shrubbery and ever
green's; approx. 45x100 TT. deep; terraced
garden garden only 1900 doWn; owners are
out on this opportunity. Cal Mr.. Pastor
to inspect Ex: 2552:
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HOUSES FOR SALE or RENT.

SIX-ROOM semidet brick; furn; cow.
location; mr.. Catholic Univ. Excel. trans.
Lease, 500 per mo; sell Sill $50: or
trade for sub bungalow or small farm.
Box rs. Star. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-17
CHEVY CHASE. Md.

Lovely new center hall brick with out
side dimensions of 34x25: liv. rm. "a Ak
1874, din. nm. IL 4x13.6, .L-shaped kit
with breakfast nook and de luxe equip
lge. bedrms, . baths on ind floor; stair
way to Ice. attic; tiled powder I'm. on ! st
floor, lge. screened porch over attached
rm.; Bryant gas furnace, &C. heat; lge
wooded lot in excellent neighborhood; lay
atory in bsmt.; slate roof, copper plumb
ing, cutters and downspouts.
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.