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SILVER SPRING. MAY /. ADULTs-NEW
| 5-rm. brick bungalow; garage; oil heat;
| S65 Shepherd 1905 any time
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S14 $50.
just Off Dupont Circle

A splendid downtown home situated
north of Massachusetts ave. and in a
adapted for a rooming house and can
easily be ,remodeled into apartments. 10
rooms, 3 baths. hot-Tater heat It can be
purchased on a very moderate cash paw
ment and reasonable offers will be con-
sidered THOS. ], FISHER g. co, INC,
DI $500 OR EVENINGS CALL MR..
BEAUPRE WO $3.50 s'
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OPEN DAILY IL TO 6.
1916 Conduit rd. n.w,-NEW 6 rms,
~ b.. rec. rm., gas heat. Must be seen
to be appreciated See Mr. Lucas.
THOS D. WALSH INC DT S557
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home left. in a beautiful deveionment IN
CheVy Chase. D, c., west Of Conn. ave.
and convenient TO- all three schools. viii
quick sale. rooms. 2 baths auto heat,
wide. well-landscaped lot: might take lot
Is part payment Box PACK. Star.
Continued on Next PAeoJ
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WHY RENT

When you can buy new s-room brick
paid? Large living room, dining room
modern kitchen with oxford cabinets,
gas heat deep fenced-in lot Three Sold
Iast week. Sample furnished house-lS3i
E ST Git1s n-n open asIy daily @ 10 an till pm.
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3s17 WoODLEY RD.-s RMS a BED
rms.); oil burner; maids rm.: gar: garden:
| porch; SS5 Emerson 2O5O
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MODERNE,
1928 TALBERT ST. Sc
WOODBRIDGE D. G..

3O33 Vista st ne.--New 5-roon house
shower. gas, heat: large lot, concrete street:
S6450; terms ''
4329 o2nd st. n.e.-New Dutch Colonial:
pTlck; with slate roof; very stylish; com.
ppietelgg equipped facing park on 2 sides;
modern convenience: $3.50; terms
oLner bungalows and houses in this
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OLD GEORGETOWN.
$3.50 CASH

New. semi-detached brick The bright-
est. largeSt complete home available; in
most oellehtful n w: spacious rooms club
room 2i2 baths, ar-conditioned, gas heat.
insulated Weather-stripped. screened fur.
RED walls, other pleasing features: attrac-
I'VE terms: Call Mr.. Orrson, Randolph
5416 or Distric' 5252. with 'No'Di
]. ]. O'CONNOR,
Investment pldr 1..,, 49,.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

$3.50 Cash, Balance Like Rent.
Lot 75x200; bedroom and bath on lst
noor, 2 bedrooms on 2rd floor: garage.
No 10 Lore Oak drive. 2 miles past Be-
thesda Bank, off Old GEORGETOWN rd d.
2724. Eyes. WO O432
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Tontin,1edl

HAVE YOU SEEN THE (S1,0O07
| Thousand Dollar Recreation Room7
In the beautiful new home in Mt Pleasant,
finished with parauet floors, black walnut
walls. red leather seats, paster cornice CELL
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LIVE ON TOP OF THE WORLD.
New rooms, baths. brick houses now
GEORGETOWN, surrounded by wooded park.
Glorious view of city and river from
porches. This location can never be dupIi-
Gated in D. c. Moderately priced, easy
terms. Call Dobbins, WI. 6795-R, with
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK

1!12 TAYLOR ST. NV.
Detached brick, 13 rms. baths, modern
large garden S1495O. J. FITzGERHD''
Jr,, attorney. Metropolitan 2S65
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servatory-Rooms large and cool. bed
rooms. attic and basement, oil heat, large
lawn double garage. SSa. EN- S221 s.
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OWNER LEAVING CITY. MUST SACRI-
fee very desirable Breunineer-built home
in Wesley Heights. This home. less than
3 years old, is on a large corner lot and
contains 3 bedrooms . baths 1st-foor
den and lavatory. recreation room, mai S
room and bath. MR.. SAMPSON, Taylor
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NEW DETACHED BRICK

F. H. A. bungalows on high wooded and
handicapped lots, 2 large bedrms., full base-
ments. air-conditioned Priced from
81 .990-S32 50 MONTH";
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OUTSTANDING VALUES

Near Soldiers' Home
Unusually LARGE Rooms
22O Allison st. NV.
$A2 S0-Apt. No. 2O5-Livlng room.
dressing room with Murphy
bed, dinette. kitchen and bath. Elec.
refrigeration.
$5O. .OO-Apt. No. 109-Living room.
bedroom. dinette, kitchen
and bath; cleo refrigeration.
Right DoUntown, Wolk to Work
14l8 N st. NV, Near Thomas Circle.
SAT .5O-Apt. No. Living room,
bedroom. kitchen and bath;
electric refrigeration free.
1928 X St. NV.
$@7. 50-Apt. No. Giving room.
bedroom. kitchen and bath.
porch.
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UNUSUAL APARTMENT, STUDIO TYPE,
Greek PARK, two blocks bus and car lines
Large studio. living room: fireplace: bed
room. bath. shower, kitchen, Frisidaire.
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CHEVY CHASE, D C.--B TO II RMS.
l to ga baths, $40 to S115; also one TO-
rm. house equipped with bath and Kitchen
on each floor. Office also open 7 to pm
FULTON R. GORDON. 1897 Eye st. NV.
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| 1907 SURRY LANE. FOXHALL VILLAGE,
| d. C.-S rooms, baths automatic heat,
| garage; 500. Call MR.. MILLER, MA. 93OO
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.

ONLY $3.50
Near lst arvi R SITS NV,
Next TO New Tech High School.
8 Rooms and 2 Baths
Arranged for . Families.
3 Porches
Terms to Suit,
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WOODBRIDGE, CORNER 22ud AND KEAR-
ney sts. n.e.-S rooms, 2 Baths, oil heat;
ARRANGED for fwn families
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1921 CORBIN PL NEG ROOMS, BATH.
front and back porch; small yard: mr..
cars. stores Rando1nh HH61
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2164 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
2 rms, kit, bath reception hall; S45.60.
Frigidaire optional
116 N. CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
5 rms, kit, bath: S3S. Apply janitor
or call Decatur 3l24-J
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Drive out New Hampshire ave. "a mi.
past District line to Ray rd, turn left 200
#. TO GUIDE ave. and homes Furnished
sample at No. 81, Open daily to prn.
SMITH g. GOTTLIEB, INC, SH 447G-J
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bedroom, din, kit, new modern apartment
bldg: 500 without refg.. S42 with -refg
1878 K St NV BEITZELL. DI 3100
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$75-PENTHoUSE ACCOM-. 4: SUPERB
view; cow d'town: garden . fireplaces,
knotty pine walls, beamed ceiling, IA win
dows, paintings antiques tile b., shower,
many closets; refg DI 1855.
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BARGAIN. S5O--ADULTs ONLY.
unusually large rooms, RECEIPT. hall.
grand kit, tiled bath, redec.. PORCH Heat,
elee.' net Mater; 5anitor service;
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18th and Col rd)-Two bedrooms. large
living room, kitchen, bath; modern apart
ment building: S57. so. Ewes. EM. 1852. 81
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TILDEN GARDENS, 3024 TTLDEN ST.
n,w-Apt: of 3 exposures, 8 bedrooms, 2
baths, living room. dining room and So
larium. Newly painted and reconditioned
throuehout Apply Apt 301
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Niece of Lady
Is Married
Mary MacGinnis
Is the Bride
Of c.. A. Roswell

Lady Broderick, widow Of the
British Minister to the Vatican, had
with her briefly her niece, Miss Mary
MacGinnis. who came here last week
from her home, Greystones, in Ire
land, and was married Thursday
evening to Mr.. c. Alfred Roswell of
Lexington. KY. The ceremony was
a simple affair which took place in
st. Matthew's Cathedral, with DR..
Edwin Ryan of Catholic University
officiating.
White gladioli, chrysanthemums
and dahlias decorated the candlelit
church for the ceremony, at which
Lady Broderick gave her niece in
marriage.
The bride wore a teal blue frock
with a matching hat and wine color
accessories, and her corsage was of
white roses. She had her cousin,
Miss Sheila Broderick, as her maid
of honor and only attendant. Miss
Broderick, who is a popular men,
Der of the younger social set of the
Capital, wore pale blue wool dress
with a short fur jacket and a
corsage of talisman roses.
Mr.. Maurice Broderick was best
man for Mr.. Roswell. Immediately
following the wedding the couple
left on a Southern wedding trip.
They will go to the University of
Wisconsin to reside, while Mr. RoS-
we'll is working on completion of
his Phi. D. degree.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs
MacGinniS and the late DR.. Patrick
MacGinpis of Dublin. She arrived
here last week end to visit Lady
Broderick while preparations were
being made for the wedding.
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About Well>KnOWn Folk
In Books, Art and Politics
Notable Gathering Will Greet
Nine. Sigrid Undset at Her
Lecture Here Friday Evening
By ROBERT CRAWFORD.

Of the elite Of Washngtons literary otcial
will of the worlds greatest novess and
evening ballroom of Mayhower
Sgd UndSet her first visit to the Capital lecture
which will include the large cities of the United States
Catholic communion she will speak
under the auspices America national Catholic weekly
devoted to the the world She will talk of conditions
preceding and after invasion of Norway and will
introduced Walter Lippmann the weknown coum and
author Nine Unde will doubtless sound vibrant note of warning
talks she feel there danger what she heard
OF Americas preparedne which daily being broadcast to the world
the last round of ammunition the last apane.
Nine Undset escaped Norway Sweden after the German
invasion in which her eldest killed action and with her
travelled by the Railway through Russia
sailed for the dominated
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Dy Tie NAILS SflS lldu u tTdFel Hall
way around the world-this she en-
phasizes as showing the power the
axis has obtained.
Historic Home Occupied
BY German Army.
Her charming, low, rambling, tim
bered house of an early century,
which is situated on the shore of
a lake near Lillehammer, a town
in Eastern Norway, close to the
ruins of the famous Hammer Cathe-
dral, was occupied by the German
Army. 1t was in this house that
'Kristin Lavransdatter, The Bri-
dial Wreath" The Mistress of
Husaby" and The Cross" were writ
ten-the last three composing that
beautiful triology that alone would
make the writer famous. She evil
IDENTIFY draws much of the atmos-
phere Of her stories from her i'm
mediate environment and the his
toric and legendary lore from the
Morse literature, in which she has
been stepped since earliest child
hood. BY the way, she says the
only modern things in her beloved
house is the plumbing and piano.
And. she added, charming photo
graph of Villa Gather, whom she
admires.
On he arrival in America Nine.
Undset was asked about her plans
and confessed she had none. In an
interview when she first landed in
San Francisco she said: There was
nothing left to me in my beloved
country. had no liberty of
thought, so I came away, hoping
to be Of some use elsewhere.
wish to tell how it was in Norway,
and I wish to try to impress Amer
lea against feeling too safe, for the
tragedy of my Norway was that we
were the freest people on earth.
We took our democracy for granted
so when the war came we
were unprepared-and that is what
will happen to America on larger
scale She spoke of the large num-
Der of Nazi tourists which con-
StdllUly SdlllC w llCl SOOulllly W Gil
gage in sports, their gay but sub
versive talk, their comradeship with
the young people and the grand
way in which the final coup was
prepared-which led up to the in
vasion. 90
Among those who have been in
terested in arranging Nine Und-
sets lecture tour in this country
are Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis,
q more recent convert to the Catho-
lie faith; Mr.. G. Rowland Shaw of
the Department of State and long
In this country's diplomatic service;
Mrs. Joseph E. Davies. who when
her husband was Ambassado to Rus
STA became most familiar with the
Scandinavian countries while cruis-
ing on her yacht in northern waters;
Mrs. Joseph Letter, prominent in
Catholic charities, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Woods Bliss. And, in pass
ing: When Nine Undset received
the Nobel prize award several years
ago she turned the money over to
the charities of her country.
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deep sigh HAHA sroDDARD.
OF omozement when they dis
cover her bobbine up ct the
most Unexpected pIoees-ond
times. They toke it now quite
cosuoIIy-if not for granted.
And so does Hoilo, who will
tell you she wos born on q
troin thot wos roaring eighty
miles on hour. She wos roised
in Beverly HiIls-ond had no
desire TO win her breed ond for
tune at backyard studios in
Hollywood. No, she coveted
O coreer or the legitimate stoes
thot would be for, for owoy
from the oronee groves OF Holly
wood.
She heord one doy thot
Tobacco Rood" wos coming 70
town-so she seurried down TO
the theatre to buy some tickets.
No one was at the box office
so she wondered into the theotre
TO discover whot hod happened
TO the treasurer. You're just
the type we won't" someone
scowIed ct her. She'll do os
PeorI." And HoiIo wos en-
eooed to enoct the "Peorr' role
in the eompony veered by Henry
Hull.
She's delighted with her cur
rent role, thot Of Suzonno, who
costs her personol ~hims and
pleasures oside to follow the
enlightened dictotes Of her
elders. Suffice to ood, "Suzonno'
is on unpredictoble sol!
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ter Myers, Prevention Of Blindness;
Mrs. william B. Kerkam, jr, Thrift
Shop; Mrs. Allen p. Mullinix, Trav-
elers' Aid, and Mrs. Gregory Prince,
Washington Heart Association.
Among the other Junior League
Committee chairmen are Mrs.
Thomas Knowles, Arts Committee;
Miss Helen Clifford, bylaws; Mrs.
L. Metcalfe Walling, education; Miss
Elizabeth Houghton, finance; Mrs.
Arthur H. Hudson, city editor; Mrs.
E. E. Colladay, miscellaneous; Mrs.
Gerhard A. Gesell, PROFESSIONALS:
Mrs. Merrill G. Beede, publicity, and
Mrs. Oliver M. Walker, Thrift Shop.
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Sodality Benefit

The annual card party. under
sponsorship Of the Sodality of the
Blessed Virgin. for the benefit Of
Nativity Church will be held at $50
o'clock Thursday in Nativity audi
forum, 5000 Georgia avenue. The
Rev. Stephen J. Hogan Is general
chairman for the affair.
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DR.. and Mrs. SWope
Will Entertain

DR.. and Mrs. Chester D. SWope
will entertain this afternoon from
5 to 7 o'clock at tea in honor of
their son and daughter-in-l law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Swope.
The younger Mrs. Swope is the
former Miss Elizabeth Taylor
Heineman. She and her hus-
band arrived Unexpectedly in the
city and will remain with DR.. and
Mrs. Swope until the end of the
month, when they will return to
the West Coast to reside.
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Juniors Plan
Busy Season
This Winter
League Preparing
To Aid Many
Charities
Continued From Page DID

by Mrs. John Reyburn. Miss Cecil
Lester Jones is chairman of the
Children's Hospital Committee.
Mrs. F. Eberhart Haynes is in
charge Of advertising and is chair
man of the Glee Club. Exhibitions
held during the year at the art gall
lery will be under the supervision Of
Mrs. Robert w. Parker. Mrs. Ernest
G. Warren is chairman of the Ra-
dio Committee, an innovation this
year.
Chairmen of volunteers working
at various other organizations are:
Mrs. Edwin Tribble, in charge Of
group work; Miss Sidney Beall. In
structive Visiting Nurses; Mrs. Wal
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cred hats, furred hats, and hats
festooned with yelling. So-go to
SHENLEY'S for the hat to drama
tie your fall costume. Prices start
from s200-and stop at $3.50. No
matter what your type-youll find
your hat there. SHENLEY'S, F
ST, at 18th.
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LEY'S hats at the
smarteSt luncheons,
at important teas
on smartly dressed
women who realize
that a striking hat
can make" a cos
tune. Off the-face
styles to show of
pompadours =.
enhancing mata-
dor hats profile
horets feath-
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for West

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey J. thinner
man have left for a motor trip to
the Pacific Coast. They will visit
places of interest on their way
West, and expect to spend an in
definite time in Southern Cali
fornia.
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weaving and in
weaving d a M
aged spots in
woolens, silks
a n d lin e n S.
Little things"
d on e by the
STELOS CO
T h ey charge
only 15c to re-
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pair a short thread run in your
stockings and SC for each adj
ditional run. Glib 18th ST.
Sc TWO FEET FROM HAP
PINESS" when YOU
wear any of the DISCONTINUED
STYLES of stunning SAKS' FIFTH
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A V E N U E
foot wear, ex-
elusive with
r o S S =
S ATU r N.
Priced at a
fraction of
their original
cost (regu-
| a r l v [ O
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( u rni ture
and Access
series. And
now comes
n e W S Of a
Gift Cor
ner" with
innumerable
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yoA4 idAiiAAy
a t r e a t .
You'll all en-
Joy the elimi-
n a t on of
W ork and
confusion -
and the most
l~1.A,-" L..
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Laughton in They Knew What
They Wanted" . and on the OPEN
ing date Charles Laughton will be
there IN PERSON. See you there!
IS CTEP OUT-and step in"
to the dining room
Of the HOTEL HAMILTON for
Sunday dinner. Give yourself and
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MOLl1E ZE1CH-
NER'S . who
sells only "one-of-
a -kind" fashions
and SAMPLES"
at dollars less
because of lower
overhead expenses.
Dresses, fur coats,
cloth coats with
or without fur)
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e V e n ing,
h q S been
m q kin g
surprise"
e n tr onces
oil her life.
Her inti-
m q Z ?
friends no
loneercon-
tort their
brows and
U I I e Z q
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I" WEDDING BELLs''
STYLE. INC, has
helped many smart Washingtonians
start successful marriages-with
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6 IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS
'''A IN LIFE THAT COUNT"
D.. little things like hosiery repairs,
glove cleaning and mending, re-
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| NNE r. KELLY can

K I r S T E MS
(p. s. formerly
of Erlebacher
and Pasternak).
S p e ii binding
n a t S - S o m e
m ! S I ed with
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GROUND rf ri z!{;:.3 | 4
Theatre Note.

Halo Stoddord who pIoys on
important port in "Suzonno ond
the Elders" which opens ct the
National Theatre tomorrow
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-
by beautiful man.
nequins - every
Saturday at the
FASHION SHOW
L U N c H E o N.
Each week an i'm
portant board of
judges award the
Orchid of the
w e Elk" to I h e
SmarteSt dressed
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"giftips." Stunning all-crystal pic
ture frames from $3.50. And do
see the twisted tortoise shell plastic
frame with a clock to match. Pot
terry animals. Vases. 1920 CONN.
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ner for $1.00 you can find around
town. You'll agree with Helene,
it's an-size-a choice of appetizer,
half a Maryland fried chicken,
fresh vegetables, rolls and butter,
dessert and beverage. All this
beautifully served-for $1.00. 18th
and K SITS. Phone DI. 1880.
>>>>>>>>
IS A THOUSAND WORDS"
couldn't speak as
eloquently as one guest lesson
analysis at Ethel Fstere's
ARTHUR MUIR
~ RAY STUDIO. So
~ drop in tomorrow
MEN~ while they're
N.N\S offering dance les
o. sons at preseason
IlS rates. That means
.n1,,,M you can learn all
ANIOON the new dance
MURRAY steps = and save
money at the same
time. 1l01 CONN. AVE. DI. 2460
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gowns, t h high
n ecks and long
sleeves at s1.95 .
brushed rayon bed
jackets from sl.29
or brushed rayon
houSecoats at $685..
Only large and extra
large es-a t
STOUT = SLENDER
CHnD Alec tI1Ck.
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something about 1t.
She'll do well to take
her guests this week
to RKO KEITH'S.
Where Deanna
Durbin is delighting
her fans in Spring
P A R AID E" And
here's exciting news.
The next attraction
will be G h ar ! e s
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Sc CHENLEY'S HATS GO
EVERY HERE
They're proven successes with the
new dresses and coats and furs.
One sees SHEN-
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woman in the room. There's fun
galore. Music. Arthur Murray
Dancers. Celebrities. Make your
reservation early-and wear your
best bib and tucker" Who knows,
you way win the Orchid" next
Saturday. Luncheon. S1.00. Phone
Mr.. Arthur. NAT. 1910.
4" SNUG AS A BUG"-and
deliciously warm and
comfy-you1l be when you tuck
yourself into brushed rayon night
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MOLLY
zElcHNER

Furs include Persian, Squirrel, Jap
Mink, Skunk, etc. 2519 14th ST.
Phone co. 1166.
6 IT'S A WISE HOSTESS
WHO REMEMBERS
that good fun f1ourishes with good
entertainment" and then does
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II you're a stranger in if you're looking for the
unusual yos need advice your shopping fashion
,,o1'' consult Helene She 0A be delighted to help so"
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D u / lQluB ID
d e v oted to
every imagi-
nable beauty
service. Do
inquire about
t h e senSa-
tional per
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s. IF YOU'VE WISTFULLY
FINGERED" higher
priced clothes don't be wistful
any longer. Simply shop at
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$22.50)
now S695 to $685.. All the famous
Saks' Fifth Avenue lasts-Fenton,
Valkyrie, Brevity and Debutante.
Suede, leather, alligator. Sizes 3
to 9. Widths AAAA to c. 1911
CONN. AVE.
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manent of tomorrow, the WILLAT
-"Cold"-WAVE, made famous by
EMILE. 1t requires no machines
no heat whatsoever. Keep your
figure slim and svelte with exercise
and massage at the Emile
Health Club. And to top it all
let them outfit you smartly with
clothes from Emile Gowns. 1921
CONN. AVE. Phone DI. 1915.
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(" FROM HEAD TO FOOT"
-. you can be beauti-
fed at EMILE'S the only place
in Washington where one whole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-13

, Il 1872 to 24ha. Beau
l + tifully cut, with larger
= armholes. hip d
waist measure - with
expensive d etails,
you'll find them priced
s from 1896 to $685..
{ nilored and dressy
zE- fall models. sos 18th
HOP St. next to Martha
ton CandieS).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-13

stitch pajamas. 81 95 vests and
snuggles at 69c. sos 18th ST. NV.
" HALF SIZE DRESS
SHOP believes in
miracles" - and proves it with
youthful half-size dresses for sizes
Evening star., 1940-01-14

The form consists Of 40 ocres; most Of
it is rocky, steep ond eut-over. Forty oeres
ore tiIIobIe. but Mrs. Ward hos cut down her
forming until she now uses only Il ocres.
She hos four COWS. bull. horse, hog ond
80 chickens. Her closest eomponion is dog,
Wonder, which she hos had 10 yeors She
oIso keeps four cots.
Mrs. Ward produces practically everything
she needs. working in the fields during the
summer and spending the long hours Of winter
before the big fireploee with her needle ond
spinning Wheel In more octive doys she
sold produce in HendersonviIIe. miles owoy,
but she hos hod to reduce her work, ond
doesn't get to town often. so Gosh meons little
in her life. Lost yeor she received SIS, and
at thot spent $3.50 in toxes
When the work becomes too heavy, like
reporting fences. blowing and telling trees. she
coils in one Of the neiehbor men. but she
borters with them for woees. For yeors she
hod the reputation Of being obIe to outwork
any mon Although she treasures the men,
ory Of her husbond. she thinks very little Of
men in general.
Her remarkable heoIth, she soys, is due to
spring voter, mountoin dir and vigorous out
door life. There are four springs on the form,
the neorest 100 yords from the cabin. from
which Mrs. Ward totes all her voter. She
disopproves Of coffee and other stimuIonts.