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Evening star., 1948-09-26
CELLAR WALLS.

From Mrs. H. w. Men,, Bertoyn.,
My son painted my very larg,
cellar yesterday with a mixture o.
white cement and water. Get tn.
white cement at any building supply
place and mix with water to q
painting consistency. Use a large
brush. The result, when dried, Is q
clear white wall which does not
flake of.
This information came TO me
from a builder who really know:
his business. My son used the white
cement mixture on his cellar about
four years ago and it is still holding
up. 1t. also helps to fill in small
cracks in the walls. If you have
very large cracks, you can fill them
in with a heavier mixture OF the
same stuff before you start to paint
Later on if you should want Il
paint your walls with real paint
your white cement walls are ready
at any time for painting If ano
when paints are ever reasonable
again. 1 might add that the white
cement is very reasonable, a large
sack for, I think, $250-about
enough for cellar. Hope this will
answer your needs.
From Mrs. S. M, WashingtOn)
If Mrs. A. P. c., Chevy Chase, will
cut up part of a bar of laundry soap
melt it on stove with little water
and add to a bucket Of white wash
it will not rub off. Ours is surpris-
ingly good looking after Is years.
from O. F. o., Washington.)
Reference is made to a request OF
A. P. c., Chevy Chase, for cellar
wall finish. To three parts OF white
cement add one part hydrated lime
Mix thoroughly, dry. then add
enough water to make it the con-
sistency of cream or paint. Spray
the walls lightly with water and
apply mixture with a coarse stiff
brush, stirring often.
Usually one coat is sufficient il
walls are smooth. However. addi-
tional coats may be applied if nee
essary to fill all cracks and holes
Spray walls before applying each
coat after it is thoroughly dry
When dry, this will give you q
beautiful hard white finish that will
neither rub or wash off.
X
PLANTS TO USE.
APPLE CANDY?
from Mrs. D. j., WaShington.)
Mrs. G. r., Takoma Park. A sug
gestion for plants to use on top o
your piano would be snake plant
for height and baby ivy hanging
down. I also suggest using thos'
oblong glass refrigerator dishes TO
containers. These could be lacqueret
ebony black. Be sure to cover tn
bottom of dish with small pebble!
for drainage.
Both of the plants and the dishe
can be purchased from dime stor
and the cost is not excessive.
I would like to have recipe TO
apple candy like that made il
Washington State?
II X
QUERIES?
From M. H. H., Arlington.)
! Has any one had any experience
in sewing new fringe on large rugs
What are the merits of the Afri
can violet named Gorgeous?
Does any one have a good recip
for rice -four cakes or cookies?
Evening star., 1948-09-26

know that one may buy the ap-
pliques already with the "stickum"
on the back but / wish to make my
Evening star., 1948-09-26

own. I think that the same SUBJ
stance is used no mending tape for
clothes and binding used for rugs.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
GUAM?

GUAM!
from Mrs. G. J. X, SilOer Spring.
Would like to know If some one
could tell me about Guam. My hus-
band has been offered a position
there. We do not know OF the con-
ditions there. Some one who has
returned from there could probably
tell me If there are accommodations
for families. Do they have schools?
What is the climate? Are there
tropical diseases? I believe I read
somewhere of Guam being in a ty-
phoon area. Is it? What about
medicines. food and anything else
that might be important?
Evening star., 1948-10-04

check all these facts for yourself.
First step to this great adventure is to
give us a call. Then we'll let nature
take its course. But we might give you
one hint: Well be glad to book your
order, whether or not you have car
to trade.
Evening star., 1948-10-04
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, Oct. fired Allen
has started a one-man radio cam
paign against the "give-away" pro-
grams that have won millions OF
listeners.
The dour radio comedian has
agreed "in self defense" to bond his
listeners up to $4,000 against the
loss of any prize they might win by
listening to some other program.
Mr.. Allen says "give-aWay" pro-
grams ARE running incentive for in
dividual talent in radio"
Almost at the same time that MI.
Allen was starting his campaign
last night, Kenneth Crosbie, beer
salesman of Bluffton, Ind, was win
ming $4,000 in prizes from another
show-ABC's Stop the Music" Mr..
CroSbie correctly identified "mys-
terry tune" as Turkeys in the Tree
top" and was told he had hit the
Jackpot.
To start the public laughing, Mr..
Allen announced the award of these
mythical prizes on his NBC pro-
gram
A genuine television set, and a
saloon and bartender to go with it;
1000 yards of dental floss, practi-
cally new; the gangplank of the
liner Queen Mary. 800 pounds OF
putty for every member of the fam
lily, two floors of the Empire State
Building, and IL miles of railroad
track and q roundhouse completely
furnished. Henry Morgan served as
his "give-away" announcer
Mr.. Allen, who said there are so
many programs giving away things
that many people have stopped tun-
ing in comedians, announced that
the National Surety Corp. will guar
antee his promise to reimburse his
listeners.
After he had lampooned give
away" programs by a takeoff of q
quizlnaster telephoning to lucky lis
teners, Mr.. Allen told a newsmar
that "these give-away programs are
not entertainment-just cheap lot
terry"
I'm out to do something about
them" he declared.
Evening star., 1948-10-04

been warned to make q better Job
of next years tags than this year
when many sets of tags had to be
returned to the reformatory because
of imperfections.
Eorton officials placed the blame
for the bad work on the fact that
the order for the tags was not placed
until October q last year. The pris-
oners had to work night and day in
order to have the tags ready for dis
tribution by March.
The tags for next year will be
Is by 10 inches and shipment to
the Traffic Department will begin
shortly after the first of the year.
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Work on 1o49 Auto Tags
Is Started al Lorton

The District Reformatory at Lor-
ton, Va, has begun the manufac-
ture of 100000 sets of l949 automo-
bile tags for the District, Donald
Clemmer, director of the Depart
ment of Corrections, has announced
The tags will be of chrome yellow,
with black numerals, the opposite
of this years tags.
This order is a 10 per cent increase
from this year, according to Herman
Is. Cole, administrative officer of the
Department of Vehicles and Traffic.
Mr.. Cole said Lorton officials have
Evening star., 1948-10-04
Fred Allen Fights 'Gve-Awoys'
As Indiana Man Wins $4,000

In moderation, they are tolerable.
But it is an unhealthy situation
when networks concentrate on
them. There are too many of them
in radio today"
Conceding that he expects "to
lose something" through the bond
ing, Mr.. Allen remarked that the
risk has been established to every
ones satisfaction, and where there's
risk some one will lose"
Evening star., 1948-10-04

tional Bureau Of Standards sched-
uled to talk on electrical work OF
the bureau.
E. S. Lee, the institutes national
president, will speak at a dinner
meeting of the 800 delegates and
guests at pm. Wednesday. A joint
session of the Institute Of Radio
Engineers, the International Sci
entiflc Radio Union and the electri-
cal institute is scheduled for Thurs
day morning.
While in Washington, institute
members will inspect the Carnegie
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Electrical Engineers 0per
Session Here Tomorrow

Air and marine transportation de-
velopments will be emphasized at
the Middle Eastern District meeting
of the American Institute of Elec-
trical Engineers in the Hotel Statler
tomorrow through Thursday.
Sessions will open at 1890 am.
tomorrow with an official of the Ma
Evening star., 1948-10-04

stricken Saturday en- route here 10
fill an orchestra engagement. His
wife few here from Los Angeles and
was at his bedside.
Evening star., 1948-10-04
EDUCATIONAL,
AL.BAYAk ARABIC SCHOOL
(NON-PROFIT INSTITUTION
EVENING CLASSES

Enroll now for classes starting October
12, 194S. Instruction given by q native
professor, Registration at Al-Bayan Arabic
Newspaper Office located At 9O2 9Th St.
NV. October 6, : and 8, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday from to 8 pm.
Telephone Is DI. O3O3. 6"
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Institution, David Taylor Model
Basin, National Airport and the
Bureau of Standards.
Evening star., 1948-10-04
Jan Sovitt Seriously III
In California HospitoI
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

BY the Assoeioisd Press
SACRAMENTO, Calf, Oct. A.
Orchestra Leader Jan Savitt Is
under treatment in a hospital here
today for a cerebral hemorhage. His
condition was reported serious.
The 39-year-old musician was
Evening star., 1948-06-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeost.

MICH. AVE.-6-rm. brick: built-in sarasss; age
s6H sS67sHiesS 4 81 ir4.skfk-Bun,.lor: .sf rooms; all
modern; large so I9t, sssa sssase' $1,000 down.
MICHIGAN PARK BUNGALOW; ". 1904 3. s. T.yi "
&C. heat, garage, front and rear screened
sSsinf; SfaSs slSas6 Ssl III.
this beautiful 3-bedrm. red brick Colonial,
home terms ssss R MA5TIs Abn sss, s CO. is fia
XIV EVER TERRACE NJ, $o7 34th plm1e H.
rooms: a..c; oil heat; house in Al eonai- W
5.9h 4gGRa s2&o 81 ssos Ss sos sas' 16th sh St NV
RIVER TERRACE bargain. vacant; semi
det. on . lots; ; rms, and bath. nsmns;: inI
sf9 sf5y sss sisso soqs ssss Sssa sEEtYE 400
WooDRIDGE-A, nne Diet; frame a, home 2
buiit-in built garage. screened storm windows doS
and insulated large lot propehr,ty IN sbstsn s1se
fn .s esns01 eass 1WoSoDRbaE S1lSss Really
SSn WSoSonpSkIbGE-immaeuiste Il b s Driek and frame
home eonsssins G1 ressption s.n nan t,led d KIT Kit
Win With brssPfasi rm end door has bedrms
and tiled bath: fun brish. basement; ssd ssds
h, W h. Oct. 2araRe, peautHui ioaSgCSN
RipoE Hi W Realty Co; 1851 R. .,n /; aye ns ns;,
St. n.e.Ms.story det. residence on, on ls.ys ssgs
teen % %iooiins for. for. a long time; LIZ LIZ
rn,.. din. rm... large den. beaut klt' ALL: %isn
) bedrms. and bath on End a.: qnqsusl' inr q:a
doetors oes svstsag; seaogrstsa safass snd
tept in immaculate condition. The owner
Is IS = moving out Of town in n. n. next r., 2
meeis.s sals oi ssI 500 there Re s,rsna.d Is rs!
immediate N possession. Call US for inspec,
ton. our once Is open sun slso 70 Mt pntii
a3e k st, NV. RE 1871. -l3
lie titchen. sunroom. 3 lsrse- bedrooms.
ia baths, det. sarass one & Of t..,hnos. tns mos.
hood. located close e r. !. ave u l.
WHaooDHIbSE. aso4 Myrtle ave. n,e.--At.r.
s-rm.. modern; fully det home on 4n- IN
immed. sale. r. q DUNNE. s3s5 2; !. ave
ne. HQ o700. Ewes. and Suns MI. jar
rsfY Nd oQ24
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BARGAIN
BRICK COLONIAL.
YOUR BEST VALVE

Spring. Md; open today and Monday, / IS;
only | left OF, % lovely detached homes,
repre- senting the best new-house value in
the Metropolitan area: these houses OF 6
rooms, Ia baths 1st-f. powder roorn),
living rm; with fireplace, beautiful stream
lined kitchen. 3 nice-sized bedrooms. plenty
OF closets and the best of construction de-
tails. Come out today and see for your
self what has made these houses your
best value Priced at only S15.a50. To
reach: Go out 18th ST. NV, Just past D. c.
line to Colesyille rd., right ! blk past via
duct to End ave. left about blks. to
houses. or out Georgia ave about 8 blks.
past Colcsville I'd. to Noyes dr.. left to 2nd
ave. right " blk. to Noyes lane, left to
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
Realtors, 1920 K st. NV. RE. 5000. open
to-day 100 l>-'
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Ne,thwest.
1r- 3rd and Underwood SITS. NV

Mr.. 3rd and Underwood SITS. NV.
Convenient to best schools and largest
recreation center in D. c. Bus service y
block: 8 rooms, baths, det. brick First
roo Room Luas and tub n bath. % Second Ar: good o
sized bedrooms, built-in bath with shower.
Slate roof. cement front porch. large yard
with garage. Several bearing fruit trees
This IS a very liveable home and should
sell quickly. Priced under $4,000. M. B
WEAVER. WQ 4A44. DI 2S3n
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FOUR BEDROOMS
NEAR SHOREHAM HOTEl

NEAR SHOREHAM HOTEL
Lovely 2-fsmily brick apt. bldg. Each
sion of either is available for your occu
pancy. This property is in perfect con-
dltion, has oil burner, porches, etc, and
IS ideal tor your expense free home and
iuture investment Priced very low on
sood terms for immediate sale. Exclusive
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
Realtors, 1920 K st. NV, RE. $3.50.
Office omen to-day 10 To
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OPEN-G.I. APPROVED
327 DELAFIELD PL. NV.

New, detached brick home with slate roof
and copper cutters and spouts; first floor
has large living room with fireplace, dining
room and spacious modern Kitchen second
stairway to finished Bird floor; large rec
reation room detached garage; hot-water
heat. Open Sunday, ] to =; ARTHUR
AUGUST & CO. VI O636. GE. OO66.
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BRENTWOOD

10 18th st. n.e.--6 rooms. bath. row
prick, In good condition: gas &C. heat, 30
aaf sutoTna tic hot-water heater. hardwood
i,oors large, dry basement under entire
house: concrete front porch.
P. J. WALSHE. INC.
I115 Eye st. nv. ma 646s; or can "
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BRIGHTWOOD

Semidet. rms and bath, built-in gar,
oil h.-w.h.: exceptionally clean well
financed. SIS Underwood st. NV; open
Sunday. is.
THOMPSON & GRAY
Realtore. sOi Ellsworth dr.. 81. 6loo.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerthwest
CHEVY CHASE

Attractive aIl-brick Colonial home on a
very fne street, near TRANSPORTATION and
schools: 1st door. living room, dining
foor has master bedroom with bath, 2
aood-sized bedrooms and bath; stairway
to An. insulated 3rd floor; attached ga.
right for immediate sale. Possession in
Evening star., 1948-06-13
RETHESDA
ltors. WI. 6140-s100.
BETHESDA

1905 Jones Bridge rd-open Sat and
sun, 80 pm: new detached brick on
corner lot This home consists Of large
living room, fireplace, side screened porch
3 lovely bedrooms, tiled bath. stairway TO
attic, full basement gas heat possession
With title: See i today. Mr. W Wllliamns' Hn
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ON c. NV.
OPEN

Il to ) Saturday and SUNDAY 233 Rock
Creek Church I'd. NV, overlooking Sol
det. on attractive corner . inclosed
porches. oil heat. garage close to trans.
good financing. early pr ION Call Mr..
CANTRELL. 2637 Conr WO OaOS
Evening star., 1948-06-13

STOP BY AND SEE
VACANT-BUNGALOW
33 Longfelow st. NV. Open today, ! to
5 pm-5 lovely rms, bedrms., oil hot
water heat, full basement with recreation
room and finished bar: Servel gas refrig-
orator Magic Chef range; fully furnished;
CHEVY CHASE
5535 Nebraska ave. NV Open today, |
4so m9ss ppst appfang al m0defh %Eh
fireplace and built-in bookshelves, din rm
with paneled wall, extra large modern kit,
3 cool airy bedrms. with , baths on IND
floor; lge. fin attic, pine paneled recr. rm.
with bar; built-in garage lot charmingly
1874 MONROE ST. NV.
Open today, to 5 PM bedrms.. lovely
light. bsmt eptire home with Venetian
blinds newly decorated corner row brick
out 18th St, west on Park rd. to 18th,
1926 81 i INGLEsIDE i12, IS TERRACE NV.
emdet '05ax 5ack ocaed q in moss
section. excellent for renting; 3 bedrms.
z baths I breskias. rm ri, fharmns den den
around corner from Monroe ST. above,
Bungalow-4415 Chestnut st.
A lovely detached 2-bedrm. bungalow
charmingly Handicapped; lot 5Ox1OO: full
bsmt with laundry tubs, gas heat: only 8
years old. Out Wisconsin ave. past Bank
Of Bethesda - to Chestnut ST. right on
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
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: BRENTWOOD ; VILLAGE

s14,a50. built In Al; 1st time ohsred:
roy brick. 8 rms, rec. rm,. gas a.-c. neat
fnrn or unfurn: Immaculate in every re.
suect: see this at once; lovely front ana
bsck Yards; i can't last !onsi sItraGtt;
terms, LISs REALTY CO.. RE. s2o4 tiu
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PETWORTH

House-Decatur ST. NV rms, brick, 2
baths gas ht, porches, large yard, Mod
ern throughout Immaculate. Immed. poss.
PAUL J. MILLER
ao2 l4th st. NV, EX 7O7O
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RRIGHTWOOD

o1e1N11 ! VooA
Newly decorated row house in good loc,;
close to schools. shopping and fast trans.
Liv, rm.. irepl,. din, rm., lovely KIT.
with breakfast rm.: md mr.. 3 beorms-,
oil h-wh; det. gar good buy at
SlS.5O0
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
4934 Wisconsin ave, OR. "3.6. Office
open Sunday, a-6
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GEORGETOWN
GLOVER PARK

GLOVER PARK
By owner-7-room attached brick: includ-
ing large recreation room, , incloseo
porches. gas h.-wh; plenty of cedar lined
closet space; in excellent condition, new
roof insulated. weather stripped vene-
tion blinds awnings. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Priced low for quick sale
Evening star., 1948-06-13
BONNETT & BONNETT
n
RETHFSDA

Modern brick bungalow; close-in; consist
fully equipped kit . bedrms. and tiled
bath, large attic, automatic heat rea-
sonably priced EARL T. WRIGHT, WI.
5000; ewes WI 26.S or WI 6142. --13
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BETHESDA

Modem detached brick home on level lot,
conv. to transp.; schools ano shopping
bay window. fully equipped kit; md f.,
3 good sized bedrms. "a bath with shower:
large screened side porch most ATTRACTIVE
at $4,000.
Billingsley g. Sanderson Co.
1924 wisconsin, ave, OR, 1896. once
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KAIORAMA SECTION

This attractive and well-planned stone
sbis aoase sections &c po There are bedrooms and
floor: large living room and dining room;
maids rooms and bath, 2-car built-in ga
rage, haestone terrace. All rooms oad are
spacious Call Miss AleXandenrs; nnse Ma 9aoo'
BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
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BrightWood Bungalow
Brentwood Bungalow

S-year-old detached custom built brick in
CONVEX lent NV. section. Living room
lining room. modern kitchen, tile shower
attlc, basement features beautiful recrea-
lion room lsvatory and laundry room,
ouilt-in garage. Beautiful grounds. This
consider it one OF the finest homes of its
type offered for sale in many months.
5riced low MAURICE B. BERENTER g.
CO. Realtors, DI, 5029. Once open sun.
Evening star., 1948-06-13

CLAIMING ST. near Bird st. n.e,--6 rooms
and bath h-T h. coal ouIt-in farsss asse
sI.ton Dg Sa aa5s' R5HDi MARSHALL j. w WAFFLE
$50 go 81 BLK: 5SfS ) ST. s;E.-7-rm., brick. 8
discount for cash. JOE cURTo REALTY.
sSSGxIow. 1n, nsa, weodridsss a rms rms s,sa saa
sooSo siFesRsG eeFs6s' cash sf S wv III fHoRo
1922 PSs sA2I CI4 tss Ra sSsa pos pos.
and bath home. with storm sash, ANCHOR
orc 'ofced- 'i air heat ness RoeEs Greek Gene.
.edecorated, arm. brick, hot-water Arcola
heat front porch; lot lso sd6 e. deep sd.r Prlsed
ment, 81 600, balance $50 mo. JOE CUR
BDNGALoW hD ShH1 FOB or SALE SALE by owner-6-rm
e sfDs;sIfh Wash 0EI6A D6 of5s ashsd attic ne Sec
NEW HxMP. AVE. sECTIoN-By owner;
Leaving town; must sell at once Furnished
ance ss5.15 monthly. 4le Peabody, ST.
sIi NJ: * Hs ANp R. l. AvE:.s rms rms, sTIsk; a:
go i445 svss Peck e' TO- 5ss an
ONLY $4,000 DOWN-2-family shingled
home. in nearby Md; s. rms. and bath.
4 rms, in ea. apt; splendid bargain, only
Sl1 $50 reasonable terms. 7. d. BUR-
CESS, Real Estate, 1884 Pa. ave. s.e'
Y ss.s .s.i: 9 s.s.
mert gas a.-ch range. refsr., Bendix.
Open from noon TO dark daily; Consider.
stop light past Peace Cross on ANNAPOLIS
rd (Edmondson rdD. l mile to Spring
lane. 540S. middle house.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
BRIGHTWOOD

St, west of Ga ave
list coml" rms. brick. bath, gas hit,
full bsmt. large yard Valuable property
for home or business use"
PAUL J. MILLER
ooo 18th st. NV. Ex 701O
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JAMES L, DIXON & co.
,nDO NU STarIipo -opO

open SUNDAY, 2 TO 6"
House-4326 Georgia ave.-Fine Ist coml
Petworth area. Excellent for home and in
come or convert tosstores. Det;, sturdy
house. oil h.-w.h.; Lear gar; 10 rms,
arranged in apts; each apt has kit. bath,
stove and ref2r,: sep. entrances; walk-up
attic. Good income. Immed poss.
PAUL J. MILLER
Evening star., 1948-06-13

Barnaby Woods, Oh. Ch., D. C..
3--bedroom brick Colonial residence:
hot-water heat with oil furnace, wooded
lot. garage; vacant, early possession; priced
,irht at Sl9,950 Once open today. Call
WO. 230O..
Evening star., 1948-06-13
ViCTOR WICKERSHAM
CHEVY CHASE

Rare opportunity to purchase a modern
Chevy Chase Circle. First floor, center
hall, large liv room with fireplace. library,
full bath. family size din. room, modern
fully equip kit: second floor, 3 twin-size
bedrooms. 2 baths; Bird floor finished as
dormitory room.
nYTD MT IITT T ANn.WH1T'E CO
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CT APPROVED
VIM. G.. LIBBY co.
9nS l4th CT NV RE $500

TO SETTLE ESTATE
Columbia Heights, just of 14th ST. car
bedrooms, . inclosed sleeping porches.
downstairs conservatory. This home is
ideal for the large family. Near schools,
shopping and transportation Priced at
22,500 KELLY & BRENNER. DI. 7741;
.venines and Sunday. OR 52S6
Evening star., 1948-06-13
BRIGHTWOOD, S18,5OO

so4 Tuckerman st. nw-Open Sun. 1915;
semidetached, rooms beautiful modern
kitchen with sarbase disposal dishwasher
HOTPOINT grill gas range refrigerator.
plenty cabinet space: built-in earage
Anchor fenced playsround gas INV. heat
with circulating pump: recreation room
duplicated today. We will allow $500 for
redecoratine. Mr.. Davis on premises.
Will gladly explain all details GL. 4603.
MARSHALL j WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st.
n " 2S16 -l3
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I AhOWA FAFN, y. =,
> houses-Close to all conv. . connecting
semidet frame houses. Good cond. one
house has rms, bsmt. and bath, Vacant:
move right in. The other has 4 rms,
bsmt and bath; rents for 500 mo, Large
yards. Live in )ne; pay cost OF yours
Smyrna times., 1948-10-21
PAMPER YOUR PoocHI


You can bet your dog won't de-
mand meat if you feed him DAILY
DOG FOOD from the APP. My
terriers tail tells me this nourish-
ing, ready to-serv canned dog
food is dog-gone delicious in Meat,
Fish or Cheese flavor. Start PAM
pering your pooch today :. vary
his diet with all three f1avors-
Treat him to DAILY DOG FOOD.
"PoP-EYE" PLATTER i.
Would-be "Pop-Eyes" would be
pop-eyed if you were to serve A&P
CANNED SPINACH so: Saute
2 tbsps. finely chopped onion in z
tbsps. fat. Stir in 2 tbsps. flour, N
tsp. salt, " tsp. , ~. !,
dry mustard, MNMIMWH,
dash pepper. Add >NI@=SlSM
l cup milk, grad <g@S
ually. Cook over
low heat, stirring ~
constantly till
thickened. Remove from heat. Stir
in II cup grated cheese; add 8
eggs, slightly beaten, and 1 cam
A&P SPINACH (21A cups). Mix
we'll. Pour into CREASED ring mold
Bake in moderate oven, 350'F F..
, SO to so minutes. Serves 6.
Smyrna times., 1948-10-21

Modelling a fiame-pink rayon CAB
ardine suit that she had made as
part of her All clothing project,
Miss Sapp won out in competition
with Is other All girls. She will
attend the National All Club Con-
gress in Chicago, November q to
December l.
Winners in the finals of State
All Club Clothing Demonstration,
each of whom will receive a S25
] u. S. Savings Bond, are: June Bur-
ris and Mary Emma Moor, Smyr-
ma, who gave team demonstration
on removal of spots and stains;
and Dorothy Brown, Bridgevile,
with an individual demonstration
on how to iron a cotton blouse.
Judges for both events were Miss
Joan Frye and Miss Alice Grant,
both from the Spool Cotton Com
pany.
Models in the All dress revue
were:
Fay Brumbley, Shirley Johnson,
Betty Workman, Delmara; Dorothy
Brown, Betty Ann Carey, Frances
Lama, Bridgeville; Helen Jane Lea
sure, Betty Poole, Ruth Ann Lock-
ard, Virginia Obier, Newark; Ruth
Plummer, Lewes; Betty Ann Mes
hick, Seaford; Ann Sapp, Houston;
Virginia Metz, Magnolia: Ellen
Webb. Goldsboro, Md; Jane Dukes,