davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15

bage to shoulder of jar and be sure
juice completely covers cabbage. A
quart jar takes about pounds of cab
bage. Wipe off top of jar. Cover cab
bage with two or three layers of thin,
clean, white cloth and tuck edges down
against inside of jar. CrisscrosS two
dry, clean wood strips over cloth to
keep cabbage pressed under brine.
Put lid on jar; don't seal tightly. Set
Jars on a tray or pan to catch juice
that leaks out. Keep at room tempera-
ture, about 70 degrees F. is best. Every
few days remove scum if it forms. Add
a little weak brine to keep cabbage
covered. Let ferment about 10 days, or
until liquid settles and bubbles no long
er rise to surface.
If you are planning to use the kraut
in a. few weeks, it isn't necessary to
process in boil water bath. Seal the
jars tightly and keep in a cool place.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15
Add More Milk
To Family Diet

WHEN OUR FAMILIES in the USA
are not well fed, the nutrient they most
often lack is calcium.
The main source of calcium in our
food supply is milk. This is why the
Basic Seven, the new Essential Four
and other eating guides, recommend
milk for everyone every day-children,
8 to 4 glasses, grown-upS at least 3
glasses, pregnant women at least
quart and nursing mothers about IL
quarts.
Perhaps this is more milk than you
usually drink Here are some ways to
get more milk in your family's diet.
Dried milk offers one of the easiest
methods of enrichment since it can
be added to many products in larger
amounts than liquid milk. Use IS cup
dried milk when MASKING potatoes and
enough cooking water for the right con-
sistency. You will have added equiva-
lent of nearly 2 cups of milk and also
added back some of the water-soluble
nutrients in the potato water.
Add tablespoons of instant dried
milk to glass Of milk, and you'll
be drinking cups of milk nutrients
at once. If you like, you may add
molasses, maple, honey or other flavor
ing to your double milk.
In baking, dry milk may be used in
large amounts too. No milk-diSliking
child would turn his nose up at milk
enriched peanut butter cookies.
To make: Blend "A cup fat, "a cup
peanut butter, Is teaspoon salt, and "a
teaspoon vanilla. Gradually add "a
cup granulated sugar, Dreaming thor
oughly. Add one well-beaten egg and
beat. Sift u cup flour, Is teaspoon
soda, Y teaspoon baking powder and
Y cup non-fat dry-milk solids together
and stir into first mixture.
Add one tablespoon water if the mix
ture crumbleS too much to handle. Roll
into A-inch balls. Place on a lightly
creased baking sheet, allowing room
to spread. Press with fork to flatten
and make attractive tops. Bake at
S5O0F. for about Is minutes.
You can include more milk in diets
by serving food products high in milk
content, such as custardS, cream soups
and buildings.
For one cup of milk you can sub.
stitute any of these foods: Inch cube
of cheddar-type cheese, " cup cream
type cheese, u cup evaporated milk,
l1s cups cottage cheese, or ia cups
(2s pint ice cream.
Your reward for drinking Cor eatingl
enough milk will be strong bones anC
teeth, greater resistance to colds anC
other infectious diseases, healthier ski
and hair, and better general health
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15
Amy's Answers

the water bath method, but somewhere
1 read something of cutting that time
quite a little. Can you help me on that
question? / have done some in hours
and they kept well, but is it safe?
1t is not safe. The hot water bath
method is the wrong method to use for
all non-acid vegetables, common vege-
tables such as peas, beans, corn. Use
a steam pressure Gamer. To process
these foods safely in a reasonable time
takes higher temperature than that of
boiling water. A pressure saucepan
equipped with an accurate indicator or
gauge may be used if you add 20 min
uteS to the processing time given for
pressure Gamer. For glass pint jars:
Beans, 20 minutes; peas, 40 minutes;
corn, whole kernel, SIS minutes; corn,
cream style, IS minutes. Call at your
county extension office for time tables
for processing vegetables.
Is it safe to process foods in the
oven?
No, oven canning is dangerous Jars
may seal during processing and ex-
plode, wrecking the stove and serious
ly cutting or burning persons. The tenn
perature of the food in the jars during
oven processing does not get high
enough to insure destruction of Spoilage
bacteria in vegetables without exceed
ingly long processes.
Why is the Open-kettIe method not
recommended for canning fruits and
vegetables?
In open-kettle canning, food is
cooked in an ordinary kettle. then
packed into hot jar and sealed without
processing. When the food is trans
terred from kettle to jar, bacteria may
get in and cause food to spoil. And for
vegetables, the temperatures obtained
in open-kettle canning are not high
enough to destroy all the spoilage or
ganismS that may be in the food unless
it is cooked for an excessively long
time.
May pressure Gamer be used for
processing fruits?
Yes. If it is deep enough it NAV he
used as a water-bath Gamer. Or YOU
may use a pressure Gamer to process
fruits at to 1 pound pressure without
having the containers of food complete
ly covered with water. Put water in
the Gamer to the shoulders of the Jars:
hasten cover. When live steam pours
steadily from the open vent. start
counting time. Leave vent open and
process for the same times given for
the boiling-water bath,
would like to have you tell me why
my sauerkraut gets soft shortly after
making it. We use the best cabbage
good mature sound white heads. use
lots of salt and stump it lot. 1t turns
mushy and soft.
You may be using too much salt Ons
pound salt to 1850 pounds of cabbage
IS the right proportion. Weigh boil
cabbage and salt. The cabbage shoult
be pressed firmly but not pounded.
Could you send me directions fo
making sauerkraut in glass jars?
Kltchenette or glass-jar method: 2
to Is pounds cabbage, Il pound salt
Remove the outer leaves and was
cabbage; drain. Cut in halves or quar-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15

ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES
INCLUDED!
PRE-CUT NOT PRE-FAB
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Cotton Used in Wire

CLEVELAND.-More than 100
million pounds of cotton are con-
Sumed annually by the wire and
cable industries.
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Jay Gould Heirs
Reach Agreement

NICE. France, July 10 P.-
The widow and two daughters
of multimillionaire Frank Jay
Gould repeatedly have agreed
on a division of his vast estate.
Roger Arneodo, a lawyer rep
resenting one daughter, Mrs.
Dorothy Burns. said the three
women had signed the necessary
legal papers.
Mr.. Arneodo said Mrs. Burns,
who lives in Nice, and the other
daughter, Mrs. Helen Maret of
Lausanne, Switzerland. would
share the bulk of Mr.. Gould's
huge European holdings. Their
Stepmother, Mrs. Florence Gould,
would get the bulk of his United
States holdings and his home on
the French Riviera.
Mr.. Burns consented to with
draw her contest of the will she
had filed in a local court.
The daughters are by Mr..
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NEW YORK.-ThiS is the off,
season for most night clubs. But
the jazz joints, with what the
kids out of schooi and all the Wis
iting bluffs, do their best business
in the summer. At the dinner
hour, the other evening, the
Embers was damned with a con-
vention crowd. The hubbub of
conversation must have been
happy music to the proprietors,
but it wasn't to us because Teddy
Wilson, one of the most nearly
perfect jazz musicians of our
time, was up on the stand tickl-
ing the worries through EN-
braceable You" Supporting him
were two other firSt-class musi-
clans. Al Lucas on bass and 10
Jones on drums. 1t was a Won
derfully Skillful trio and we stood
quietly near a serving table for
20 minutes or SO. soaking up the
graceful, tasteful playing.
When Teddy, who has been at
the top of his profession for
some 20 years, came off the
stand, we asked him about his
work He had no illusions about
the vagaries of his craft. 1.-The
movie C'The Benny Goodman
Story'D has revived interest in
a lot of u.s." he said. $50 there's
been more work. 1t should be
good for a year or a year-and-a-
half. Then I'll go back to teach
ing" A neat, youthful-looking
man, he ambled off. While he's
there, Teddy might give some les
sons to Joe CaStro, whose piano
sparks the alternate trio at the
club. A young and enthusiastic
keyboard man with a sound
technique, Castro manages in the
course of set to play in so many
styles that it's difficult to decide
who he is at any given moment.
But give him time.
y + x
A little later. up at the Com
poser, Marian Mcfarland. one
of our finest women jazz pianists,
was waiting to take the stand
away from the Tai Farlow Trio,
a highly electrified outfit mixed
up guitar, miked-up piano,
miked-up bass that merely
sounded as if it were disturbing
the air in some strange way.
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GRAHAM
Continued From Page A-24

Continued From Page Ara
with Humphrey Bogart," Lloyd,
always modest. explained. 1t APP
parently took some of the edge
of the play Coventry (com-
pletely blitzed during the war;
has been rebuilt, and my hotel
was the best and most modern
I've ever stayed in"
Diana DORIS, originally offered
$4,000 for her Hollywood movie
with George Gobel, raised the
price to $4,000, plus $1,000 q
week pin money for self and hus-
band. And she'll save most of
it, because l plan to retire in
five years" I'm all for this kind
of f1ve-year plan.
British Star Eric Portman
changed his mind about New
York audiences-he was afraid
they wouldn't understand or like
him-and now he will join Mar
garet Leighton for the Broadway
production in September of the
London hit. Separate Tables"
The play delays Margarets we'd:
ding with Laurence Harvey.
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|150 CAP Cadets
Leave Next Week
For Foreign Lands

A group Of $50 Civil Air Pa
troll cadets from all over the
country will leave here next
Wednesday on summer vacations
to foreign lands in the Interna-
tional Cadet Exchange.
On July %, a similar group
will arrive here for a three
week visit to the United States
from the % participating
nations.
The exchange will be the
largest in the nine-year history
of the program.
Uruguay is the only country
added to the program this year
joining other countries from
South America. the Near East,
Europe and Canada.
The winners of the trip from
the United States will be flown
from Boiling Air Force Base
after they arrive from Alaska,
Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the 48
States for several days OF
briefing.
Twenty-Five cadets each will
visit Canada and Great Britain
and five each will go to the other
countries.
Among those selected for the
program from the $4,000 junior
members of the organization
are:
Charles P. Brumbaugh of 370S
South Seventh street, Arlington,
who will visit Israel, and Bruce
G.. Taylor of Fairfax County,
italy.
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By DOUGLAS WATT

Waiting for the blessed moment
of relief. we asked Marian about
her husband. Jimmy, the jazz
cornetiSt. Hes in Boston, having
a tooth pulled" Marian said rea-
sonably. Hes working in Bos-
ton. you mean?" we said, "Oh,
no." said Marian, he went there
to get the tooth pulled. A very
fine dentist. All the musicians so
to him. Duke Ellington, Stan
Getz. Lots more" The stand was
clear now and she joined her
bass player and drummer and
got started on a lightly swinging
chorus of I'm Beginning 10 See
the Light"
X y
That same night, Dizzy Giles
pie was returning to Basin Street,
so we fell in around midnight
and caught Dizzy's hard driving
outfit in the middle Of a lela-
lively soft ballad arrangement.
When it was over, Dizzy stepped
to the microphone. And now
he said, we'd like to play a little
dinner music" Whereupon he
gave the dowrlbeat and the band
jumped into the pulSating meas
ures of a work entitled Hey,
Pete. Let's Eat More Meat"
Melba Lister, the excellent lady
ItromboniSt and arranger, played
with vim and vigor. After that,
Dizzy announced, "Yestiddy
Ier, pardon, Yesterdays" and a
striking arrangement of the
Kern standard followed with alto
sax man Phil Woods taking a
superb solo. Members Of the con-
sulates of Syria, Turkey. Iran
and Pakistani countries tic,
Gillespie band visited on its re-
cent tour of the Far East were
in the house and Dizzy, frowning
over a slip of paper in his hand
manfully tried to introduce them
all. Coming across tongue
twiSter of a name, his face
frightened. WELL" he declared
my real name!"
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Gould's first marriage to Helen
Margaret Kelly, which ended in
divorce in 1909. Mr.. Gould, son
of railroad magnate Jay Gould,
died April l at Juan-les-Pins,
Ia Riviera resort that he created
and virtually owned. The size
of his fortune has not yet been
announced.
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DUPONT CIRCTFARFA

IN rooms, baths. COM
pietely furnished 20l3 o ST.
Real value Gail Mr. Johnson.
DE $4,000 or after 5 SIP
4j.ii RANDALL H HAG-
NER 4 co. Realtors. 10
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BAKERY FOR sALE-oood equip
ment for wholesale and retail; rea-
sonably priced. $500 l4th 81. NV.
SERVICE STATION for rent-Good
opportunity Tor right man ReR-
SOnable rent. Call IA. g-S500 be-
tween and . pm. Ia
WOULD you LIKE TO Buy a small
grocery store? Slju0 plus stock
DU. ;-1323.. Ia
GROCERY, guarantees SI.5uU .
wks; $1,000 good vii! plus inven-
tory. Owner III. NO 1850. II >
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| i36 FOXHALL RD.-Nev air-cor
oitionec rambler ideal leve, Tot
large enough for vegetable and
flower garden slate roof unusual
recreation room opening onto brick
patio: fine elec kitchen, living roor,
l5H2:.; bulletin garage; short drive
10 GEORGETOWN anC downtown.
FRANK NJ DOYLE Resltor. WO
f-yB..- 0r DI ---1CS
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HOUSES UNFURN. Ccont.l

BETHESDA 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
rambler, overloOking Rock Greek
PIX; SIS. 10. 5-4l7S. ID
BOILING ANDREWS AREA, near
Oakcrest Country Club--:i- bedrm
brk. det.: / "a baths: gas heat: lRe.
fenced yd.. vacant SlI0 mo. S.
/. DIEHL. 10 S-7s95.
Mr.. MOL bedrms, large rec. rm..
fenced yard, all-electric kitchen
Sli9 mo- ~; 9.9472. 49,,
toned: garage, new GE Kitchen
large living room. :, bedrooms. u
baths. patio: $50 per mo. Call
to inspect. EDWARD j. FARRELL,
Realtor, 1913 Wis. ave. no; q
GEO,R!GETowN-s1e5 per mo-. in
brick home. Large ' living Ai r i5t5
fireplace: = bedrooms and bath;
nice patio and garden. EDWARD
j. FARRELL. Realtor. I645 Wis.
LORCOM LANE AREA-98-ft.. 4
bedrm,. 3-bath rambler, with full
R menths rental 1926. Call IA
HYATTSvILLE - Vac. 3-bedrm.
semidet. br.: full bsmt.; sos. ROB.
ERT S. DAVIS g. co. WA. 1890
ROCKVILLE. Twlnbrook; 4 bedrms..
at paths n.a fenced s EsGden TT s
Upp. JU. 1:O335. WALKER q
DUNLOP, INC, Realtors, EN- q
ROCK CREST, MD.-Immac. 3-bed-
rm. rambler; 500. EN-. &-3919.
BAREFOOT FOREST, l4uI S. Blu
Shanan ST.. near Claremont and
Wakefield Schools; 3-bedrm.. brick
rambler; full bsmt.: Sarb. disposal;
excellent condition; immediate pos
session; rent, Sl25 per month. Call
"a; $500, o to 81 after o pm.
s HEi ais6,S MD.-Brk. semidet l 3
transp;; eonv. to Andrews. Boiling,
sTRIKiNG IRAMBLER-EncircledO by
artistic fence and many flower beds
3 nice bedrms.. rec. rm, and many
extras in this 2-yr. -old home; conv,
only, IS Sl25. BOWERS BROS AP.
wOoDIAwN-s-bedrm. brick ram
bier. full bsmt. gas heat: very
clean; conv. to shop. ctr. schools
and bus; also BALTIC. Wash. tree
way; S1I0 mo. CLYDE r. ADAMS.
Realtor. UN. i-ll43. Ia
MACARTHUR Blvd rms. bath
garage: mr.. Map Service: Sl10 per
Nh H. A ri BIvD. AND GLEBE RID
---3-bedrm brick, din rm., rec
nm, porch. Sll0 mo- IA. i-5913
FALLS CHURCH ~ bedrms, full
bsmt.; nr. schools. mr. swim pool.
Recr, I'M. Ice, lot. EN- .@-561G,
S. D.-6-ROOM BRICK HOME
SI7 SHERIDAN ST NV
LOUIS RUDDEN. TU, 2-3060
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APIS. MISUNDERSTANDING.

ROCKVILLE bedrm. living rm
dinette, bath and rear screened
porch. near schools and hopping
center: S65. plus utils. Pc. 2-4296
1896 EAST-WEST HWY, Just wesl
of 10th st - -beurm. individual!
dwelling unit. Duplexes with PVT
front and rear entrs,, conv. TO D. c.
bus line and shopping. VIII dec9i
rate. 500 per mo. plus utils, Gall
GAITHERSBURG-2-bedrm. apt. in
new bldg: very large rooms: mr.. all
conveniences; $3.50. incl. all utils.
Pc. 2-606l. Ia
KENSINGTON--1 bedrm., SS475;
= bedrms.. $3.50; incl. utils,; each
apt; with j exposures, dlnette;
r. SCHAFER, OIL. 2-5441. IL
SILVER SPRING--Attr. / and . bed
rm. apis. lge rooms and closets.
cross ventilation. picture window,
storage and laundry facilities: on
busline; $50 TO S9i, incl utilS.
SLIGO TERRACE APIS. JU, D.
14uI Ia
SILVER SPRING. near business dis
trict--l bedroom. LIVING room. dl-
cluded, S75-SS0 month. Call JU. o.
BEDRM.: Venetian blinds. private
entrance asphalt tile floor kit. and
bath; convenient to stores, churches,
, etc UN 4-.391. -12
LANGLEY PARK AREA. Il miles
from shopping center, in nice rest
Dental section: attractive apt. with
living rm,. bedrm.. kit and bath;
sos per month; available immedi-
ately. JU. S-90SS. -l2
TAX. PK.-Lge. 2-bedrm. apt, mr..
Flower Theater: child; $50. S6c3
Flower ave. JU. 5-l747. lie
BETHESDA. Md and Q bedrms.,
liv, room. din. space, kit. bath
and rear screened porch; S57 80 To
$50. SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC.
TAKoMA-5 rms. bath. sleeping
pch., J 81 FIR; mr.. all shopping; ideal
for mature people, 500 incl. utils,
JU 5-G3n5. JU 5-19al,
Mt. RAINIER bedymS.. liy rm
Gin rm, kit. bath neat furn.
located on LIST FIR; / block to cars.
$50, DUNN & CO, WA. 7-GoiN.
SILVER SPRING-vacaut | ard .
beGrm aDt newly decor and
cleared Near shop buses and
schools OG-st. parking. UNc own
washer or coin operators Outside
lines, or drierS b-unit bids SWAY
exposures. garbage disposal. SS0A
Chenille I'd, Apt. L. JU. 5-0ll3.
10
. OR 3 BEDROOMS
large screened porches; near
center OF Silver Spring; sl@5 no.
JU S-S"nO. IA
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REAL BARGAIN-Cor. mkt 81 900
Vk. cash sales A. stk Total price.
10000. lith Il n nv. co. 5-gsIO.
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House of Distinction

In controlled close-in loca-
ton. largeT-than-large living
room, elegant dining room
opening 10 beautiful Garden
This 4-bedToom house with
de.i-' 81 baths. recreation
room and 2-Car garage offers
beauty and comfort to the
discriminating family who like
to entertain. Call EN-. 2-67l6.
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COLORED-PETWO AREA--Co

COL0RLD-SJ0O DOWN: 4th and
Peabody ~. NV Modern Semide-
tached. 4-bedrm. brick home: bsmt.,
gas heat. detached garage I'd.
SO, $50 JAMES CARR, Elk s.
1juO. Al 3-SO5O
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SHEPHERD PARK

Very attractive, two-S'ory brick
home. having bedrooms and .
baths on md floor living room
dining room and kitchen LIST floor;
basement porch, double garase. deep
loi conveniently located. Call Ma
S-GilO til . pm
Sidney z. MenSh g. Co, Inc.
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HOUSES FURNISHED
HOUSES UNFINISHED

EXCELLENT no. ARL. LOCATION
a mo kE s oFSs rambler si2 91g ger
G ST. Sc, 1882 and 34-s rms 2
kits. . baths ca gas heat; newly
dec; Teas. ~. 1850. IL
ANNANDALE AREA-New 3-bedroom
rambler with basement, GE kitch-
So SON. SIP Ia .. n T BRofHlLI q
ARL.. N-Brick Cape Cod; liv. rm..
tirepl.. din rm.. KIT, 4 hedrms,
bath. scr, porch. .utll. RIM. and ga
1916 $. DAKOTA AVE. Nj bed-
T r% r 9aiek porch s e'IS'' Ia r iGbs
4;e? SOUTH DAKOTA AvE.13-
hedrm. home: rec. Tm.. kits. =
baths only $40 mo. Call EX.
3-4 49,: ewes, OIL. 6-5a04. IL
2 AND 3 BEDRM HOMES in Ken
sineton and Wheaton area. 500 10
HIGGINS a HARRISON. INC.
FONHALL VILLAGE, laval. now IN
Dec. ID, vacant. semidetached: =
bedroom, 2.bath brick home. facing
the park Living room with fire.
place, dining room. kitchen. .
screened porcheS; garagc: 10 per
no Gall TO inspect; EDWARD J.
IN ~ igsip We ~ -
BETHEsDx'.iwYNGATE - Brick: a
bedrms.. baths; rec, rm: dish
washer: dispi mr.. schools; SOS.
ARL.. mr. Navy Annex and Penta.
cont nice rooms, 3 bedrms. tile
bath, large liy. rm. with fireplace.
stable kitchen and din. rm,; mod
ern throughout, complete cellar
with rear yard Call EN-. 3-34 3.
DELIGHTFUL BRICK RAMBLER
near Falls Church - bedrms /;
S Sssbeg and a aqer e sqa w o
SEPT W. SEAY co. li3 W. Broad
Sc, Falls Church, JE 1890.
Iiis CHAPLIN ST. N.W.--lSt-f. du-
plex. 3 rms and bath. ami. heat
and INV. furn.: rent only sos per
9 yY'M "A n-l pRIv, RE- 7i,pV3}iScTd
din. Tm,, den, fully equipped XII,
screened porch IA 2-3T69 III
BEAUTIFUL PRESTIGE COLONIAL
IL bedrooms, . baths; Silver
Spring area; large living rm,
and dining room, overlooking park
Redecorate TO suit tenant; 5000
mo. plus utils. ZIG d MckEEyER,
SSSo7 sth V ST. N.w.--Rcnt or sale
Z rooms. gas heat. See owner OF
your agent JU S-gBSo lib
WEST LELAND sT.i S25O--Newl,
decorated. bedrooms, spaciou,
living room large dining room
garage, full basement; ST. 3-7200
FALLS CHURCH yA.--3 bedrms.
lac. liv. rm with fireplace, family.
sized dining .rm. lge kit. bath
den, bsmt barbecue and patio
trees, shrubs, flowers, on buSlin,
and near all schools JE. q 500
CHEVY CHASE. n. G. AREA. 5daC
Jennifer At. nw.--Rrick semidet
2 bedrms., lls baths patio. rec
rm, Gas heat. rent, SiHu. DRURY
REALTY CORP 1911 goth st. NV
DI. 7.l4b0.
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Jennifer al. nw,--Rrirk semidct
2 bedrms, lls baths, patio. rec
RRALf y e eeS .' ioli S 10Th p 81
DI. 7.l4b0.
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MAYOR GARDENS

MAYOR GARDENS
Sc, 100: 1-b.r.: liv. rm.. din. rm..
kit. bath, apt; LIST a.
$3.50: 2-b.r. apt, newly decor. ;:
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REDUCED

For immediate sale, excellent
older home: IL rooms. 8
baths: potential income prop
erty, corner lot, near schools
ana transportation; detached
garage, $4,000. For details.
please call Mrs. Upp, JU. o.
U335.
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REGENCY STYLE

White brick GEORGETOWN
type house, in beautiful set
ting of dogwoods, lilacs and
fruit trees; large living room
overlooking garden: den or
bedroom with full bath on
first floor: upstairs, z bed
rooms and bath; garden-level
dining room, kitchen and
utility room. garage. Call
Mrs. Lyle. OIL. 4-024S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-12

1918 RoSedale st. NE.
Bedroom - S53

Attractipely decorated apt. await
mined. Most COW close-in ne.
conv shops and transn Key with
Ianitor, 1000 Constitution ave. ne.
DREYrUSS BROS.
1919 18th 81 NV MA S-n5SO