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Evening star., 1948-03-02
WAREHOUSES For REhI.

WE HAVE approx 5000 50. #. heated
space available March 1st; basement with
part Apply PETwoRTH BoWLINd CEN.
TER, 3712 Ga. ave. NV, after II am.-2
2-ST0RY BLDG.-Approx. 1921 50. It.
at 20S-210 n. Lee St, Alex, Va. Cali RE
$3.50. Ext. 34S. g
1868 LIST ST. SE.-New bldg, completed
on or before March Is; 35xSS with 1S-ft.
ceiling, 16x14 it. overhead door. MICHAEL
WALSH 8s SON, 1911 Eye st. NV, RE.
WAREHOUsING or manufacturing space:
5000 to 10000 50. IT., unlimited foor
loed. one-fioor operation; overhead crane,
parking and office space. to 8 year
lease. Mr.. SLATER, RE 3l26: Sat. and
eyes,, WI $685.
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LOTS WANTED.

BUILDING LOTS IN DEMAND. List your
lot with a ''lot specialist" for q quick
EXPERIENCED BUILDER wants ten to
thirty lots, MONTGOMERY or Prince Georges
County. Give price and location. Write
Box -55, Silver Spring ?. @, Mo: :-3 !,
OF ground for zone 4O-A. Washington:
nearby Va. or Md. will be considered
MAURICE B. BERENTER & CO., Realtors
los Century Bldg, DI. 5029. Full COM
mission to brokers' a
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WAREHOUSES FOR sALE

2nd commercial; two-story tapestry brick
bldg, containing 10000 81. It.; Immediate
possession, Brokers, cooperation invited
BBAsdLikG Band Rfds INVESTMENT nT s1Sd CORP ga
$1,000 SO. FT. on 2 floors in new plant
designed for bakery, laundry. bottling
plant, ETC.; truck-loading and ONCE facil-
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington Bldg
d. $500; ewes GI, 44k6 a
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API. HOUSES FOR SALE

WILL SELL OR TRADE. 9.unit apt. house.
FIoRE. Fl Realtor. 1911 L st. NV. D1. 55S2.
3-FAMMY BRICK, new, unoccupied; will
bring $4,320 rent per year: sale, $685. 900.
OWNER, 81. 2150. 900 blk. Roanoke,
e-APT. HOUSE: ss4 800 -. Brick. new;
annual rent. $4,000: auto. oil heat; $14,-
500 cash. 1900 Flower ave-. TX. PIX, Md
OWNER, ST.. 2150. a
MODERN NE. 13-unit apt. bldg, includ-
ing IL 2-bedrm. apis. at low rents. Priced
At less than times the annual ALL income sans
terms. WIN consider trades, Csn Ray s4as;y
CORP, Realtors, DU. S55S.
23-UNIT, 6-story apt. bldg, located near
Conn. ave. and Rock cr. Park. This is
truly the most select apt. location In NV.
Wash The apis. are modern and rents
are low. Priced to sell at time times IT the
property will make an excellent invest
ment and I recommend this to the most @
over phone. call ior appein.mensr pn1.1n nr iy Fey
CORP, Realtors, DU. S56S.
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ACREAGE WANTED.

LOCAL BUILDING ORGANIZATION in need
Of ground for Zone 40-A. Washington;
nearby Va. or Md. will be considered.
105 Century Bldg, DI. 5029. Full COM
mission to brokers' -
SMALL ACREAGE or large lot. near schools,
transportation: with water. electricity.
Write p. cIccoNE, 2b27 Shirley hwy. Ar
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

cow. LOCATIONS, mail and switch.
board service. stenographer available 410
Bond BLDG, 14th and N. Y. ave-; call DI
1918 RHODE ISLAND AVE. public
stenographer, telephone service available.
Call AID. 4116, MISS EWING. q
and secretarial service. In street floor
once and showrm. Of established manu-
facturer; new bldg at 916 Eye 1T. NV;
manufacturers representative preferred;
$50 per mo. -3
DESK SPACE, telephone and mail service,
By experienced secretaries. L. J. COWIE,
500 Eye ST. NV. s.
oUIET OFFICE SPACE, use Of typewriter
for study or writing, IL am to pm, in
return answering physicians phone. Du-
pont 1928, 9 to IL am. A.
Evening star., 1948-03-02
AUTO PAINTING.

EXPERT AUTO PAINTING, body and fem
der work. we handle anything from dents
to complete wrecks; 24-hr. towing service
CAPITAL GARAGE. Nash Sales and serv-
COAPIETE JOB, $35 up: work guaran-
teed. GILBERT. 41o2 Pa ave. ext. Sc"
n .I;ra 452as 2pas,rrYns-comul.t. lob. $50; Sc
iect YOUR color; work guaranteed. AD-
DiSoN CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV.
HO 1900
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WATERFRONT pRoPERTY-sALE,

COzY COVE, FARHAVEN, on the bay
sOx15O; equipped and furn. only $1,000,
terms. FORD 3. MORGAN. ST., RE. 4910;
eyes,, LU S246. IS
I25 ACRES; Shenandoah river cottage in
wooded mountain land. near Charles
Town, w. Va, Improved with nreproof
mountain lodge, sleeps eight, large
screened porches, nreplaces; In good cond.;
alone worth price; $4,000, terms. WALTER
M BAUMAN, 1927 K st. NV, MA. 6229,
WO 0747. -
tiful South River. within 25 mi. d. C.
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AUToMoTIvE MIscELLANEoUs.

PIX, Dodge motors, INST,
$3.50; all makes, models. oysrhauled, 70.
built; accurate estimates; all work guar,
MA. 04O9 -
SEAT COvERS-we carry large stock Of
rood quality seat covers In popular colors
70 match your car: prompt and neat In.
ington's largest Pontiac dealer, 1897 Irv.
Ing st. NV. AD. $500.
CHEVROLET motor 1882, lust overhauled.
ney rings, rods, pistons. spark plugs, dis
motor complete. S116. WI 623S.
Engine. Atr-cooled Lawson, 5h h.p.; new;
sos. Call IA. 4065. Il
Evening star., 1948-03-02
LOIS FOR, RENT.

DOWNTOWN, LIST comm, corner 23fd and
G SITS. NV; over $500 SO; It. on vide
boulevard near new g. W. univ: Hospital;
parking lot frozen custard. hamburger
shop, ETC.; reasonable rent. WOODWARD
& NORRIS, Realtors, 723 goth st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-03-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for store!
and other coml. property, including out-of
town chain store companies. List YOU
property with us for quick action. Cal
Mr. Kiely, LEO M. BERNSTEIN d CO.
14I5 K ST. NV, ME. 5400. %
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

APT. HOUSE SITE, across from Soldiers
Home on Rock Creek Church rd.; contains
3,700 50. it., suitable for 8 to 10 units;
priced to sell quickly. $4,000. EDWARD
E. CALDWELL, Ma. 1879. q
27,744 SO. FIT. SOLD in the last months
at Mt. Vernon ave. and Commonwealth !
large or small lots; attractive prices; zoned
coml. d.; will subordinate part OF pur-
chase price to construction loan. A. M.
ROTH RE 1890. 2
Evening star., 1948-03-02

COLORED-NEW BUNGALOWS, open for
inspection all day. Has living rm.,
bedrms., gas heat, automatic h.w, full
bath and shower, equipped kitchen; on
large lot. price, $7,750: terms: GI ap-
proved, with 10 per cent down Drive out
Lee hwy. to Halls Hill, left on Cameron ST.
to 18th, left to Culpepper, our exhibit
sign: OLD DOMINION REALTY, CH
1896, CHI 1885,
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COMMERCIAL PRoPERTY FOR SALE

southeast, for sale by OWNER. Box 2l5-K,
star a.
n. ARL.. near Clarendon circle---com-
mercial 36,S63 So IT, on proposed new
Fairfax Dir. $4,000, with substantial
cash Owner viii carry LIST trust. CH.
244o, PREvETTE RealtoY, CH. s61s, JOY
N, Irytng II -2
Evening star., 1948-03-02
APARTMENT SITES.

HAMPSHIRE VIEW, near corner of East
West hwy. and N H. ave-; lots or acreage,
high elevation: OWNER. Sligo 21b0, 4
NEAR COLONIAL VILLAGE, Arl, Va
per sa, It. MANNAS REALTY CO.. 2116
Wilson blvd (5I, or OK 27S4
Evening star., 1948-03-02
oUT-oE-ToWN REAL esrArE.

FLORDA-Five-room, spanish- type bunga-
low; large fireplace, patio, garage, 8 bear
ing fruit trees; lot 60x1 go; all good con-
Davenport Fla
Evening star., 1948-03-02
STORES WANTED.

HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for store
of-town chain store companies. List youl
property. with us for quick action. Cali
Mr.. Kiely. LEO M. BERNSTEIN q CO..
14l6 K st. NV, NE. 54OO. ID
Evening star., 1948-03-02
FARMS WANTED.

b. C.; house must be old, condition sound
viii pay cash up to $4,000. Communi-
cate Immediately with JOHN c. WRIGHT,
INC, 200 Radio Bldg. Arlington va.
FARM or ACREAGE accessible to water.
fishing; with or without bldg. Give price
and details Box 34S-K, Star. g
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sAhK-pERsokAL LOANS,

WHAT ARE you DOING about Mar. 16th'
turn with the Collector of internal, Reve-
nue. for the district In which you live or
have your place Of business. See this
taxes or for any other nanancial need
Personal loan dept, LIBERTY NATIONAL
RANK S26 18th St NV, corner Eye. --b
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GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE, single car. monthly rate; vic.
Mn PVT. GARAGE for scenery storage,
about 25x30 #, midtown Wash. Call
MR FORD RE 1000. .
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
APPROX. $500 SO. Fl, secure nominal
rental storage space, cony, 14th and Que
TIRE CO. DU. $500. IS
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales our speciality, !
you are buying or selling an auto%mepn1ee % {
FINANCE CO. 1102 New York ave. NV
HApuhlic 700.
Evening star., 1948-03-02
WATERFRONT PROP. PoR RENT.

cm counl.s; : Week or A season. cAMPbEL1., MI
$3.50, Ext 6O3, Monday through Friday.
Evening star., 1948-03-02

CONG. HGTS., 9Th and Newcomb-Corner,
81 81 2-sq: 1T apt. site; all util:: 81, $50.
9th and Mellon sts.; corner, Cong Hgts,
Z 1898 50. it., zoned apts. all util.: S5,250
Hillcrest, Texas ave, near Pa; among
fine homes, 50x126. S1,s50.
Brookmont; level: all util.: 60x14o
Indian Head I'd; acres, 800 #.
front, Just of new Indian Head rd.; excel.
site: S2,9b0.
less than 35c 50. IT.: nr. 18th and Savan-
nah SITS. Sc, among mum. apis
1st near Mississippi s.e,: 50x125, With
SCOTT sANDERs, 1919 80. Cap. st., TR.
1853: eyes,, vi. O990. d
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MONEY WANTED.

MONEY WANTED.
WILL PLACE MONEY for private investors
on 1st trust at going rates OF interest;
RUDOLPH SHILLIN. CO. 1919. %
FIRST TRUST NOTE, secured on residen-
tial NV Washington. $4,000. 81, yrs.
Call HARRY DREISEN, MA. 7772. .
Evening star., 1948-03-02
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING, MD, 800 square feet,
MATERIAL OF equipment yard; Bethesda
area; about $4,000 50. #. with new
once bldg. 40x30; gas h;-w.h. Also stor-
age bldg. 1000 50. it.. on one floor.
Two 1,000-gal gas tanks and pumps.
A. NJ ROTH, RE. 1880. -
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL Eround
ROTH. woodward Bldg.. RE. 1880. -
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AQroRcYclE.

MOTORCYCLES.
I0a0 INDIAN NOTORCYCLE, 5000 or pest
offer. 1871 Harley-Davidson. $40 OF best
III ~ RoYAL ENFIELD motor sysls, $500
nj; excel. eond.; S62b. WA. $3.50. -
Evening star., 1948-03-02

GRAB YOUR PHONE! Dial FA. 2200 be-
fore this 5-rm, 2-story new brick house is
sold: has equipped kit, full bsmt., gas
hest; located in nearby Arlington; 81 600
cash, SIT o month. MONCURE AGENCY,
after PM, phone Roberts, FA. 1856.
Evening star., 1948-03-02

TIE 0CCUPANCY-ouality-built
Colonial brick, on large corner
,st convenient section OF close in
+. Six well-arranged rms. 6
equipped kitchen. beautiful
rm.. detached garage. An excel
at Sl6, $50: reasonable terms.
$3.50 till 9 pm. COLONIAL
Evening star., 1948-03-02

s11,soe-2-b -bedrm. bungai6w. studio bsmt.
ssSMaEfHsn sats AAiIaE''P AIson blvd aHoS hl ys
INDIvwUAL> CHARM will be yours in
fireplace. 2 nice bedrms... equipped kit.
screened porch. breezeway to garage, large
Gated kEAI EsrATE III saRSncE me-
Lee, hwy. at Glebe rd., OK. 1855. GIL.
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CONTINUED on Next PhSo)
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

return answering physicians j
pont 1928, 9 to IL am.
Evening star., 1948-06-18
EnIistments Fall OFF
On Draft Bill Delay

The Nations youths haven't made
that expected headlong rush to the
Army's voluntary recruiting Offices
while Congress considered passage
Of q temporary selective service law.
Recruiting figures for May for the
Army and Air Force disclosed today
enlistments actually fell of from
those in the previous month. On
cials had anticipated there would be
4 rise as the draft law moved nearer
Congressional approval.
Last month 1864 were enlisted In
the Army, compared with 9,542 in
April and 81 ,949 in March. President
Truman first proposed the tempo
rary draft to meet Army require
ments on March Il and during that
Evening star., 1948-06-18

outstanding RADIO, oil and gas COM
pany executive, managing the far
fiung properties Of the late Gov.
James A. Noe.
He first enlisted with the Ma
tional Guard In 1884 as .. cavalry
man, and in 1o41 he entered the
Army as 4 second lieutenant. When
he returned home five years later,
he was . colonel with II decora-
tions on his chest, including the
Distinguished Service Cross.
He was the 1irst Allied officer to
cross the Rhine and was wounded
in action three times. In Germany
he was hit In the chest by . burst
of machine-gun tire and, for two
days, was reported dead. He lost
his right lung and several ribs and
still carries several pieces Of shrap-
mel Id his chest.
Evening star., 1948-06-18
Bus Roms School Bus
At Ferry Terminal
By the Asseeiotsd Press

MATAPEAKE, Md, June 1s.-
Slight damage resulted to a Red
Star bus when its brakes failed to
hold and it crashed into the back
of a school bus at the Matapeake
ferry terminal yesterday.
According to the State police at
Easton, there were no injuries.
James r. Weston. ticket agent at
the ferry terminal. said the school
bus was loaded with adult visitors
going to Washington or Baltimore.
Evening star., 1948-06-18

month the number Of ontstments
hit Z new peak.
The Air Force enlisted 7.l17 Ia
May. s,067 In April and 1852 In
March.
The National Guard, meanwhile,
reported its strength had shown an
increase of 9,s29 In May, compared
with q rise Of 5,0z6 In April.
The strength Of the National
Guard reached 24e,S55 officers and
men on June !.
The District National Guards
strength on June / stood at 1,S42
compared with 1,7o3 On May /.
Evening star., 1948-06-18
begins with exciting canasers biggest show teIesion history

taftpg tonight the convention program begins on LIFE
J NBC teevison bringing millions Of people 4-day
preview Of one Of democracys biggest showsthe Repub
Gcan National Convention. ,s =. .@
Through MICS cameras and reporting and LIES vivid
style Of journalism millions will special preconventon
interviews with Very Important Persons-those shown
here and many more.
And there will be wealth Of enlightenng background
material see partial schedule beowtelecasts inter-
estng and revealing that they will add perspective
to the big Convention itself
Then on Monday, the big show in Philadelphia begins
Floor coverage that practically makes you delegate!
Behindthescenes coverage by LIES editors that will
give graphic picture Of the big and little men who make
and break candidates. Meanngful unpublczed events
behind closed doors that make the news make sense.
Worldfamous personalities analysts politi-
cal bgwigs the man in the street delegates at work
and at play >. spontaneous demonstrations all the
shouting color, and excitement Of historic political and
television event.
If you possibly get near television set while it's
going on do so Tune in tonight See and hear the whole
Republican Convention.
And later beginning July 12-see the Democratic
Convention on LIFE-NBC television.
Evening star., 1948-06-18

Brig. Gen. Raymond r. Hufit, who
as q 27-year -old paratrooper colonel
became q sort Of legendary figure on
the battlefields Of Europe, found he
was mighty scared" when he first
met Defense Secretary Forrestal
yesterday.
Not that Mr.. Forrestal Is q per-
son to be afraid Of, he was just the
first Cabinet omcer I had ever met, !"
Louisiana's most decorated war hero
said.
The general, now 80. is the Ma
tions youngest National Guard ad-
jutant general. He called on the
Defense chief, along with Represent
ative Hebert, Democrat, OF Louisi-
ana. He is in Washington to dis
cuss plans for setting up selective
service system in his State. should
Congress pass the temporary draft
law.
He was named adjutant general
by Gov. Long, who, oddly enough,
he opposed in the first Democratic
primary. Mr.. Hebert commented
Evening star., 1948-06-18

that the Governor "haS certainly
gone beyond the pale Of politics
by making the appointment.
Gen. Hunt has packed more than
an ordinary lifetime Of activity
into his 80 years. At 23 he was m
Evening star., 1948-06-18

Brig Gen. Raymond Huff, 49, the Nations youngest Ma
tonal adutant general Defense Secretary For
resta during Washington visit to discuss plans for seectve
service system louisiana Representative Hebert Democrat
of Louisiana at left Huff paratrooper during
World War H. Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1948-06-18

A rare 80-pound green turtle Wa
caught near Auckland, New zea-
land.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-11

Whot strange world This little boy sees only q wcrpe
he views the globe through i'll fitting glasses. His world
correct this ouY view, he must remove the specoces
Many children today getting confused picture Of life
vision is impaired by human frdies Their companions und
ent too often bad influence The world about them is
clear lovely sight
To strengthen their outlook. children have the benz
truing They must be allowed to look upon beout1
end then be encouraged to better their dcivies and he
Church which helps give them the ceun ceor vision of q
Cliristion life
Bring the children Of your omY and your community to
~ ~hurchund bring the world into proper focus for them
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-10-30
Special Notice

The New Providence Court No.
49, Heroines of Jericho, working
under the protection of The wor-
shipfnl Union Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons of the State
of Florida, is asking all members
TO be present Wednesday, Novem-
Der 3. Business of Importance.
All members that have tickets will
please make their final reports.
Mrs. Johnnie Mae Hill
Most Ancient Matron
Mrs. Vera E. Morreu
Financial Secretary
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-10-30
Notice

To all whom it may concern:
This is to notify that the Rev.
Richard L. Greenwich is no longer
pastor OF the New Bethel Mission
airy Baptist church. located at 1871
NV 6Sth ST.. Miami, Fla.
Signed: Trustees las follows)
James A. Smith
William Motion
1885 NV 10th ST., Miami
Prince A. Seymour, chairman
Samuel Ferguson, clerk
nov 6
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-10-30

The Regular Fellows Club cele-
brated their End anniversary at the
V. #. w. Hall on Whitehead St.
October 2Srd with Complimentary
Dance. The hall was decorated and
everybody had a good time.
On October oath the club enter
tanned with a supper, a short pro.
gram was rendered. Speakers were
Mr.. Leon Kelly, Mr.. Arthur Sands,
Prof. Cogden.
The president introduced the new
officers for 194S'49 as ollow s:
Mr.. Arthur Sands, reelected presi-
dent, Mr.. Shedrack Hannibal re-
elected vice president, Mr.. Arthur
Pinder, jr.. Sec'y, Mr.. Robert But
Ter, asst. sec'y, Mr.. Audley Cash.
reelected treasurer, Mr.. Floyd Han
nibal, business manager, Mr.. ANGEL
Roberts, Asst. business manager.
Mr.. Alfonzo Deane and Mr.. Walter
Curry. Jr.. entertainment committee,
Mr.. Leon Kelly, reporter. The club
sang their club-song Let Me Call
You Sweetheart. Merry makers
were given to all present. An en-
joyable time was had by all.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-10-30
Postpone Ingraham
Hearing

NEW YORK - (ANP) - Rex
Ingraham's hearing on a violation
Of the Mann act was again post
poned when called last week before
U. S. Commissioner Cotter. Oct. 30
was set for hearings on the proceed
ings for removing Ingraham to
Kansas City to answer charges
there. Migrants attorney said he
was trying to reach a settlement
of a salary dispute with the Thea
ter guild which dropped him for a
leading role in a coming show.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-10-30
Fishing News
By l.. r. G.

Enjoying weekend fishing trip
to the Keys on Saturday were
Messrs. Willie Titles, Chas. Had
ley, Garth Reeves, H. E. S. Reeves
and Mr.. Robert Young of New
York. Mr.. Young who could not re-
member ever catching a fish since
manhood landed 2 ID. jack and a
grunt. A large number of snapper,
jack, channel bass and other fish
made up the catch.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-10-30

Send your fishing news to Law
renee B. Cooper, Fishing Editor at
lll2 NV Srd ave. He will be glad
to publish it.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-10-30
Liberty City Elem.
School News
THANK YOU CORNER

Taylor's and Mrs. Penny Lee Nc
Cormack's FAMILIES, (patrons of Lib
erty City Elementary who lost
everything during the recent lorna
do which struck Pompano. Fla.
Really sweet of you! THANKS
AGAINn
PARTY TIME Mrs. Alese Gin.
our Principal, in her usual soft
spoken. sincere manner, while well
coming the new ones. warmed. too.
the hearts OF her other teachers with
words OF greetings and good wishes.
AS a fellow teacher - ''Happy-to-
have-you-words" were spoken to the
new teachers by Mrs. NJ. G. Lam
bert. The party was then officially
on and were we ever gay" The
new teachers with the old all
trimming over with laughter and
having much fun! Playing games
was no kid-stuff at our party with
such favorites high on the list as;
Going TO Jerusalem, My Grand
fathers Cat. The Alphabet, and
Fortune Telling. There was record
ed music that riclled the toes. The
dainty sandwiches. tangy hors-d
oeuvres. refreshingly delicious punch
and spicy cookies leased and pleas
ed our eyes and appetites no end!
And do you know something? We
had a Jim-dandy timeH
DEPARTMENT MEMBERS CORN
Err - The Primary and Intermedi-
ate Departments have chosen The
members they desire 20 serve them
during the term 194s-49. Promising
to serve well the intermediate Dept
are: Mrs. A. Polite-Johnson, Pres;
Mrs. r. Gomez. secretary: Mrs. r.
Thompson-Phillip. Primary Dept
Mrs. T. l.. III. Simmons. Pres: Miss
e. Ross. Sec: Mrs. ]. Bethany. treas
urer.
MTLESTONES 49, Another mile
stone has been reached and win be
passed when Mesdames Cleonie
Mack and Thelma L. II. Simmons
have their VI. A. degrees conferred
upon them I'm December Of this year
r. L. Simmons. reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-10-30

The Ladies Auxiliary of the VFw
Walter Micken's Post 6O21 met with
the 18th district president, Octob-
er II. Officers attending the district
meeting were: Mrs. Marie S. Wei.
tiers, president; Miss Malvese Pin
der, senior vice; Mrs. Agnes Albert.
chaplain, Mrs. Freddie Wilkerson.
sec'y; Mrs. Rowena Pinder, conduc-
tress; Miss Viola Welters, guard;
Mrs. Margaret Planas. flag bearer
and Mrs. Leonica McGhee.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-10-30

A Poppy Dance. November 5th
given by the Ladies' Auxiliary at the
VFW Hall. This dance is given for
the benefit of disabled veterans.
Music by Dukes Royal Aces. Ad-
mission rs cents.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-10-30

Mrs. Mary Thurston is sick
Friends wish her a speedy recovery.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-10-30

Mr.. Arnold Smith is still sick
Friends wish him better.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15

under the skin and the glands that
r concealed under this fat are re-
moved. The thorough removal of all
the fat will also remove the scent
glands and will assure a more mild
flavor In the cooked game.
Deer meat is one of the most de-
licious of all big game animals. 1t is
much like beef except that the lean
is sweeter and the fat is stronger.
The scent glands should be re-
moved as soon as the deer is skinned.
Before the different cuts are cooked,
all strong favored fat should be re-
moved. Any cut corresponding to
beef can be cooked by any good
beef recipe adapted to the particular
cut"
Venison Ioin roast: l deer loin
roast (about 81 pounds), salt and
pepper, u pound suet or salt pork,
u cup water, 2 or 3 medium onions.
Wipe roast clean with damp cloth.
Trim off any strong-smelling fat.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper and
place in shallow roasting pan, skin
side up. Cut suet or pork in A-inch
thick slices and lay over top of roast.
Place in a 325 degrees F. oven (mod-
erately Slow and roast uncovered
for 2 hours. At the end of the first
hour, add "a cup hot water and the
peeled onions which have been cut
in quarters. When deer loin is done,
remove crisp suet or pork and dis
card. Remove onions, skim off extra
fat and add remaining Va cup water.
Scrape all Drowned residue from the
bottom of the pan to make pan
gravy. Return onions, reheat, and
serve hot with the roast. 5 to 6
servings.
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