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Evening star., 1941-10-22
Dorothy Dix Says >>>
Husbands More Romantic at First,
But Wives Usually Love Longer

A group of girls ask me which
love the more, husbands or wives?
This is a question that cannot be
answered definitely because in mar
riage there are no general rules.
There are only exceptions. Every
marriage is an individual case and
whether the husband loves more or
the wife depends upon which one
is the more emotional, the more
sensitive and has the deeper crav-
ing for affection. Sometimes it is
the husband who kisses and the
wife who turns her cheek. Some
times it is the wife whose kisses
fall on the rim of her husbands S
ear or the bald spot on his head.
Speaking by and large, however,
I would say that. as a rule. hus-
bands love more at the beginning
of marriage than wives do. but wives
love longer. Very few men ever
marry for anything except love.
They know that marriage is the end
of their freedom and the beginning
of life sentence at hard labor to
support wives and children. They
seldom have any material benefit to
gain from marriage and so they
walk wide of the altar until they
find girls who sweep them off their
feet and make them feel they are
worth all the sacrifices that marry
ing them will entail.
Girls, on the other hand, marry
for many things besides love. They
marry chiefly because they are in
love, of course. but besides that they
marry because they are tired of
punching the time clock in some
store or Office and want husbands
to support them. They marry to
get away from home and mothers
boSsing. They marry TO keep from
being old maids. They marry just
because all the other girls in their
set are marrying and they don't
want people to think they have been
passed over. They marry just to be
a-marrying.
But while the bridegroom may be
more romantically in love with his
bride than she is with him. a queer
change takes place in them after
they are married, and the ratio of
affection begins TO be reversed. And
so We not infrequently observe the
spectacle of the wife turning lover
as the husband grows indifferent.
Nor is the shift in sentimental
values hard to understand. All the
circumstances of a mans life tend
to separate him from his wife. while
all the conditions of a woman's life
draw her closer to her husband. A
man gets absorbed in his career.
He has to give most of his thoughts
and his interests to MS work He
doesn't worry over whether his wife
has ceased to love him or not. The
thing that keeps him awake of
nights is what the stock market
is going to do.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

lust around the corner-and they
do dire things to the complexion.
Maybe you've been slow about reVlS-
ing your summer face. II so, get
busy so that you can have that
white. fragile look that winter fash
ions demand.
Speaking of fall and winter styles
you've probably gathered that the
emphasis on lace is something a bit
more intense than usual. FROM
lingerie to evening gowns, it's being
used as trimming or to make COM
plete outfits, so it's not exactly
surprise to find new perfume
made for lace and boxed in a lacy
package appearing on the market
these DAYS. The originators OF this
which, not at all Incl
dentally. is very superior-spent
three wears in the creation OF II.
OF course, a mere three years Is less
than nothing TO them because
they've been famous since 1775, but
still it's a lot of time and EFFORT 10
put in on one aroma and the results
show that it was worth 1t.
In addition to the perfume there's
also an eau de toilette, dustlng
powder and liquid sachet which goes
on like a lotion and fingers like a
skin perfume. BY the way. were
happy TO report on these additional
items. for so many women have
learned the valuable secret OF carry
ing one distinctive fragrance
throughout their beauty aids.
Happy Thought Department: If
you're still toting around vesuges
of summer sunburn. It's time to DO
something about it. One very fine
thing you can do is look at an eff
cient face pack recommended for its
Frightening effect. A pleasant, in
vigorating concoction you'll find il
as you spread it over your face and
neck. Leave it on until every par
ticle is dry. remove it with water
and follow up with an application Of
warmed facial oil Try this simple
little routine every other day for
about 10 days and watch the results.
They will be all you hope, We hope.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Rv Barbara Bell

If yod love to wear dress with
q white collar (and every one finds
it fattering), yet hate the nuisance
of sewing in collars. you'll consider
pattern 1485-B a real boon! For in
this slim, trim two-piece style the
white collar is added in removable
dickey, with an end you tuck in
side the jacket top and anchor un-
der the skirt belt. All else needed to
keep this collar in place is a pin
at the back of the neck!
The dress is particularly success
full for women of medium and larger
sizes. A streamline version of the
popular two-piece dress, this model
has a three button topper, dart fit
ted in back and long enough to
cover the hips at their widest point.
The skirt is smoothly fitted and
straight, with kick pleat in front.
We have made the pattern one
which is easy for the busy woman to
follow, and it can be made in no
time. Smart fabrics for 1t now are
novelty ravon materials, gabardine,
Eannel. wool plaids and wool crepe.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

But the wife'S interests are CEN
tered in her husband. She is de-
pendent upon him not only for hap
piness, but for all of her physical
comforts. Her thoughts and inter-
ests are concentrated on him And
so he comes more and more to fill
her little world and be the little
tin god she Worships.
You can find a thousand proofs
that middle-aged women, taking
them en- maSse. love their husbands
better than their husbands love
them. Consider, for instance. the
martyrdom that millions of wives
who. fair, fat and 40. are under
going in order to regain their youth
full figures. They starve themselves
until they coulG scream aloud with
longing at the sight of a square
meal. They suffer themselves to be
pounded to a jelly. and boiled alive.
and scalped. and otherwise tortured
in their frantic effort to retain their
husbands love. But did you ever
hear of fat man who would forego
even one planked steak to keep his
wifes love hot and sizzling?
And it is the women who love well
enough TO forgive, which is perhaps
the greatest test of love after all
Now and then there is husband
who will fish a weak and erring
wife out of the gutter and take her
hark homo hIIt Y,nnSt " ono Stan off
the straight and narrow path sends
a wife to the divorce court.
But the world is full of women
who toll to support drunken hus-
bands, who shut their eyes 10 the
infdelities of philandering husbands
and who wait outside of prison doors
to take back the husbands who have
disgraced them and broken their
hearts.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Important Balance Room With Light We'll Design and Color
Homogenizing Process Now
Enters the Beauty Field
Via Face Cream Route
Lacy Perfume Is introduced;
What to Do About Your Old
Sun Tan Discussed Today
By Helen Vogt


Food
a always thought
consumption of milk and having
find Homogenizng
them finer
and applied
make
NOR layers Of the skin.
This homogenized anoln in itol like skins
broken microscopic particles That's why the
IS and finer, the story
thing told that
regular beauty
Cleanse face
and water
of cold winds
Evening star., 1941-10-22

enough duNdllS6d III q lilSNANAil
priced installation to accomplish
this, so the next best arrangement
is to place lamps in the proper
places with light sources of the
proper intensity to achieve balance
and enough light to see by"
Your entrance has light to bring
you safely up the steps. Your hall
has a ceiling light which may be
readily switched on to give adequate
illumination. If this is beautifully
designed fixture and the hall is tiny,
this may be all you will need, but
If there is room, small table with
a lamp placed on 1t so that It's
glow reflects the color of flowers or
wall is a nice extra touch to well
come you home.
Your living room should be bal
anced with light as you balance it
In color and design. This does not
necessarily mean that all the lamps
in the room need be twins, but that
there is some definite plan OF ar
rangement, so that on entering the
room. one side is not brilliant and
the other in deep shadow. This
may be easily accomplished with
the use of a pair of wall tables at
either side, or a table on one side
and a chest on the other, each OF
which holds a lamp. Neither is it
necessary that the lamps be identi-
cal, but it is good idea to have
them look as though they were
planned to 60 together and that
they be of uniform height. After
these are arranged, lighting in the
rest of the room may be placed
for convenience.
It is most annoying to have to
move either chair or a lamp
every time you sit down with the
evening paper. Comfortable chairs
and lamp should go together, and
a small table is a luxury that may
be added for good measure. Keep
in mind also that the big lounge
chair which a 6-foot man likes may
be most uncomfortable for the aver
age woman. Her feet cannot touch
the floor because the bed of the
chair is too long, and her elbows
are up about her ears when she rests
them on the arms. A pair Of small
"lady" chairs, comfortable, short of
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Clam Cakes

cup sifted flour
teaspoon baking powder
u teaspoon salt
SO 1l2 pints) shelled clans
y cup clam juice and milk
egg
Mix and sift dry ingredients; put
clans through meat grinder or chop
very fine in chopping bowl and
drain: measure juice and add enough
milk to make one-half cup: break
egg into bowl. add clam juice and
milk, stir in dry ingredients all at
once, then stir in clans. If mix
ture seems too thick, add more milk
Drop mixture by tablespoonfuls in
frying pan creased with bacon fat
or salt pork; saute on both sides
until brown; drain OF soft paper
Yield: Six servings.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
To Clean Walls

Whipped-up soap jelly is fine for
cleaning painted walls. Dissolve
mild soap or soap powder in boil
ing water. cool it and then beat it
into a lsther. Apply with sponge
and rinse it off with a cloth wrung
out in lukewarm water. Wipe dry
with another cloth. Use plenty of
cloths and rinse them often.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Inadequate Illumination
Or Incorrectly Placed
Lamps Unnecessary
HOmemakers Should Consider
The Decorative Aspects and
Effect on Family's Vision
Bp Morearef NO,oeH

likely
1t helpful to know
looking designs this help
lamps.
than lamp design important as that is to IL
illuminate properly.
Illuminating decorative
In the lightning, indirect
bullet Also included
light walls
group
them Inc
read comfortably bridge lamp
reading chair the light Tor
few of the needs OF proper hghtng
right placement and intensity .
in lighting would be to Illuminate IL WIN le
light would
pattern would
quality Lighting is not yet lar
Evening star., 1941-10-22
LeakY Flue

A leaky chimney fue Is one Of the
most expensive and trouble breed
ing ailments from which any house
can suffer. If you suspect that your
chimney harbors a leak. lose no time
in making sure Of it. and if there IS
a leak, even a small one, have it re-
paired al once.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

The dickey may be made Of pique
sharkskin or satin.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1485-B
is designed for sizes 80. "a. So, 38,
40, AZ, A, 46. Size "a requires 27s
yards 54-inch material; 41s yards
39-inch. Dickey, % yards 35-inch
material.
Let the Fall Fashion Book help
you if you are deciding on new styles
for a fall wardrobe. All sizes COW
cred with a variety OF designs. Send
IS cents for your copy today.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
RaiiSins

To plump up raisins cover them
with boiling water, put lid on the
kettle and simmer them three
minutes. This treatment helps pre-
vent raisins from going TO the bot
tom of cooky or cake dough and
makes raisins more attractive when
used for decorating or garnishing
foods.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Freshen Waste Baskets

FreShen up drab waste baskets by
pasting on some gay motifs cut from
wall paper. Whenever you have
papering done be sure to save all
the leftovers. Often they come in
handy when redecorating.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
3v Baroness Phantom


Christmas making protective apron
novelty pockets manage to part with when Is
inexpensive gift
animal
and place o
envelope
for pockets also full directions.
Star
Evening star., 1941-10-22
For Added Flavor

For extra flavor in dark fruit
cakes use cider or spiced fruit juices
for the liquid.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

Dear Mrs. Post: What is the
proper lapse of time after his wife
has passed away when a young
wldower may tell the girl he is now
interested in that he would like TO
become engaged TO her? And also,
if she accepted him, how soon would
it be considered proper for the we'd
ding to take place?
Ansver-Pubhc opinion is deter
mined to a great extent by situation.
If he was the devoted husband Of
an invalid wife or if for any other
reason he has the especially good
opinion of his nelghbOrs, or if he
perhaps has been left with a small
child and no one to care for it,
people surely would approve of his
marrying a kind and capable young
woman gin as short a time as six
months. But if his wife was much
loved and he was something Of A
philanderer. and If he has no child,
he probably will be criticized, par
ticularly by those who were fond
of his wife, should he pay serious
attentions to another woman in less
than a year After his enga cement
is announced whenever that is
his marriage may take place imme-
diately.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Spices

Spices
Keep spices tightly covered and
away from the heat. Otherwise
much of the favorsmay be lost.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Customary
Seating at
Dinner
In Very Rare Case,
Some Exception
May Be Made
By Emily Post

have been told that in some COM
munities it is customary to seat hus-
bands and wives together at dinner
parties According to etiquette this
is altogether wrong. Today letter
asks me: If at a dinner party 10
be given for a bride and bridegroom
of less than a week would it be per-
missible to seat them side by Slde?"
1t seems to me that so soon after
their wedding and at dinner which
is perhaps a continued wedding cell
ebration, with favors and a white
iced cake, I think it might be nice
to seat them together. But if 1t is 10
be an ordinary dinner party, with
no Wedding-hke trimmings about il.
then they should be seated apart
Just as other husbands and wives
are.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

Lettice Lee STREET. has COM
piled a leafiet entitled THE I'M
PORTANCE OF CORRECT POS
TURE, which will be sent to you
upon request. Address Mrs.
STREET., care Of this paper, and
inclose &c stamp and your ad-
dress, carefully printed.
Evening star., 1941-05-17

Small children belong in this attractive
5-rm. bungalow with large shady lot on
quiet suburban Nd. street. 500 cash
S45 month Call Mr. Treat, ALLIED
REALTY CORP WI Rk4A-
Evening star., 1941-05-17

OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
1903 Newton S.. NE,
BrooElano.
rooms large bedrooms. bs h. lava
tory. sleeping porch. oil heat, 2-car garage;
excellent condition; wooded lot 50x150;
priced for quick sale: low down payment
balance in one trust, payable SO per
month at 5qs 70 responsible party Whl
honey. AD. 6693. WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
nj 32AR
Evening star., 1941-05-17
Do You Want Big Trees,

IIiG T IUWGIS cN IGIIJN 7 dI q
ALL RIGHT. SEE REAL BARGAIN.
Rhode Island ave-Fine old home, with
lot 51xl5 50; s rooms and bath. oil heat
elec range, refrigerator, lear garage; only
S6.a5O.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP. -,
G. niCfrfft e.
Evening star., 1941-05-17

MODERNIZFD OLD HOUSE RMS
bath. fiaeslone porch. frenlsce. RANDOM
width floors: in a setting OF beautfful trees
shrubbery and variety OF small fruits ieu-
ami house oufbuildinss. cottage; long high
wsy frontage. ideal home or tesnouse'
Eafrfev 05d-I
Evening star., 1941-05-17
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
1St-FL. BEDROOM & BATH
$1,000.

bath and large storage room on second
hoor; hoored attic: built-in garage; con-
yenient to schools, transportation etc.
For further informs tion. call Mr.. SHAFER,
Dupont 5s25. or National OS56.
Evening star., 1941-05-17
6534 RIDGEWOOD AVE,
Chevy Chase, Nd.

OIIN[FF ' OIld5Ot .VIU.
81 .000-Modern brick home in at
tractive. wooded SURROUNDINGS: large liv-
ing room and screened porch. large din
ing room, hoFsry and lsvsJOry on LIST
hoor: bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor;
one bedroom and bath on 3rd floor cedar
lined closets; lear built-in garage: ex-
cepuonaily well-built house. Open Satur-
Gay and sunday, or call Z. NJ. FRY, INC,
hS4n MisCnn SIN . WI R-iu
Evening star., 1941-05-17

p25 VA. AVE. sW.-ATTRACTIvE MOD
ern; detached brick home: rms. and
bath: large yard. flowers. Phone DI. $3.50
THOMAS j. FISHER, G3S 18th st. NV. or
INQUIRE al 9"l c st Sw 1S%
Evening star., 1941-05-17
BY OWNER.

One OF the most beautifully Handicapped
corner propertiss in Shepherd Park Lot
'5Xl90. The house has been newly dec
GRATED it has bedrooms, new tile baths
modern. oil heat, lear detached garaee;
house is vacant for immediate possession
Owner will consider smaller house as part
rhaI E6,.. Il
Evening star., 1941-05-17
HOUSES FOR SALE.
AN OPPORTUNITY

TO PURCHASE A HOME OF YOUR OWN.
Pay only $500 cash; terms at S4h per mo.
1871 EMERSON ST. NE.
9 r. and b., modern hot-Water hestinP
plant concrete rear yard; excellent con-
To See Call Franklin 1878.
111ogst N : EE"s0M' FL 2o71.
7ls srd R.E.-CoLoRED-s R. NEw
cond. Open Sat, Sun, OWNER, North
6I76: $500 to $500. 19.
COLORED-6OU BLOCK QUE ST. NV
dosn %s "nS Rsfh skiE9 Ma Pa'e@s6' s5so $500
coLoRED-s50 DOWN, 900 BLOCK 6th
SEE rms and bath, sitrobe heat. 2-story
brick. To be put in Al eonditlon,o bsi.
Ike rent W W. BAILEY. Ma. 1870
CoLoRED : 800 BLOCK CALIFORNIA
st. n.w.--1O rooms, 2 baths; modern: 2
car brick garage; home or ;nVestmenI,
monthly tenants: viii sell on reasonsptee
terms or exchange for Toomlng mouse az ~
or more rooms. good loes tion' and pay on
ference Shown by appointment only. n
c. BISCOE. WoOdiey 100. -
COLORED-BEAUTIF DETACHED, z
tTees good buyI' 63%6 Huron st, Cedar
Heights. Nd Tel. Hillside 0562-M.
BEAUTIFUL, EAsTLAND GhRpEN; tgnd
and Kenilworth ave. n.e.-Splenold nelgn-
borhood Purchase a lot on easy terms'
when paid $3.50 70 $500 ] Will build MOD
erp home HOWARD 8. GoIT; Fm, II l.
6s93-J. Salesman. Fred M. Chlyes
COLORED BARGAIN.
Bentiful detached bungalow on large ot.
very convenient section, nesr MlnnesoIs
ave. ne; 3 nice rooms, Dsth, not-ValeI
heat. oil burner, garage, paved street; AL
modern improvements. Priced loS az
81 500; $3.50 cash, $40 monthly. can
Wa. 2232. -
FOR COLORED-S5,5 800.
six-room house. detached, h.-W b. lsrss
lot This is real bargain. Call MI
Boaze. GE 6119.
Evening star., 1941-05-17
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

3BEDROOM DETACHED HOUSE IN
Chevy Chase section. convenient TO schools;
occupancy June 15; 2year lease. Write
details 10 Box 404-A. Broadmoor Holel lS'
LARGE HOME, FIRsT-CLASs CONDITION:
as bedrooms. 2 or more baths. where
limited number professional men and bust
ness executives may be "a sccommoaa5eo 611n9m 1ee-
ferTpd. not 10 exceed SI75 May con-
slider furnished Box "56-B, Star.
LARGE HOUSES bedrms. or more. fur
nished or unfurmished; good section. Frank
lin $3.50
Evening star., 1941-05-17
CHEVY CHASE, MD,
400 CUMMINGS LANE

One Of . homes with every convenience
for modern living and most moderately
priced bedrooms. 2 baths, den and
lavatory on the LIST fir. G. E. all-electric
kit recreation rm.. 2car garage. air
conditioned oil heating. screened rear
porch. Venetian blinds, copper water pipes.
landscaped lots Come out and see this
wonderful home tomorrow; no obligation
on your part. To reach: Out Conn. ave
to Chevy Chase Circle. right on Western
ave. TO Brookeville rd.. left on Brookeville
I'd. to Cummings lane, right to home.
Owner on premises.
Evening star., 1941-05-17

18th ST. HIGHLANDS ROOMS, 3Fa
baths: detached brick. tile roof, 2-caf
garage. oil heat: offered At greatly [e-
dIced price Call MR.. DENTON, WI 444f.
Evening star., 1941-05-17
SUMMER TERM.
HOUSES uNEuRNIShEp.

e25 ez VI d.t.aya AYE ss;W;EASTTRACTIvE; Nv: attract MOD;
9f6 sss5 yaTs sR 2TeT 5b P9qns St D s$e Or
INQUIRE al 9@1 st. s.w. 1s"
Is PARK, AVE HYATTsy1LLE, Md
rooms and bath, hot-water heat and elec.,
@TfER fEs i"fEs yHTS BRoTa w. NA N 1855 AS
!. BEDROOMS ia BATHS, LIVING ROOM,
dining ROOM 6itchen garden S1Io
Oi'It' st, Can MAYO Va 8 Go. e. n'~ Ae' al ~'A'
ss@2;6 NEWTON ST. ,N.E.-DETACHED,
reasonable, near cars. bus. Adults
BETHESDA, BE MPTL1ATTRAAcTIyE; 1ATRAAc MOD;
T. NJ Fry. INC, ss4o 4 Wis. RS'sye Ave. WI. e74O.
1254 HotBRooK, TERRACE NE. IS
per Gr month. 9iSn' 6a aI~ NA i5os @ garage sou
a114 WooDLEY RID. N.W-NEW De
tached brick house with rooms. baths
and and S lsvatories; ,nn garden and ssrage: p
SANDOz, INC, : Dupont Circle DU.
BEAUTIFUL CAPE COD HOME. NEVER
pee Seen ro oecupied on on large corner lot: 3
and screened porch; autoTpatie oil heat;
beautifully decorated: will rent for $50
lnston. Gail MRS. FITCH. Temple 5a:s4
NEW 5-ROOM BRICK HOUSE: sos MO
Groyeton, Va. Phone Warheld 2562
FAIRvIEW ROAD, SILVER SPRING. MD
s rms, ? baths. large living rm. with ,f1re-
June LIST. Telephone Temple 1910 FOR appt.
10 inspect.
BETHESDA RMS. LARGE LOT TREES,
porees SS5 g owNER tGf vi vi 6fa
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-VACANT MAY l5;
2 rms. and bath, or better yet. buy de-
tached homes that we're built -during-de e.
also open 7 to Q m, FULTON R. GoR-
DON. owner, 1927 Eye NV. DI. 5230.
213 PROSPECT ST. FRIENDSHIP
Heights rooms, gas range, refrigerator,
olli-b9E1er Oil sn heat large porch. shade s75,
627 NORTH NELSON ST, ARLINGTON,
Va-Rent, $50. This Semi-detached brick
home has Just been finished and is TO be
In the Clarendon section. between bus
lines, and within 2 blocks OF stores and
schools. The house is beautifully finished
and contains many convenienees and nice
tiss not normally found available now J. B.
T1FFEY & SON, Chestnut aSS7.
$3.50 Mo.-13OO BLOCK DOWNING ST.
pied short time. F. Z. MALoNEY. Aet,
5iANDsoMELY FURNISHED, ARLINGTON
ga baths, large living room, porch reason
able. Jackson 1893.
se4 <. THORNAPPLE ST. CHEVY CHASE,
Md rms, oil heat, garage; rent rea-
sonable. Call AID. t2SS. Open Sunday.
5-ROOM HOUSE. ELECTRICITY. GAS.
water, acre Of ground and fruit trees At
lantie 36S5-M Price, S35.
10 MADISON STREET N,W.-MODERN
sf1-room house, two baths, screened
porches. recreation room in basement; gas
heat; good condition; open Sunday. 1S"
<s11 MONTGOMERY LANE. BACK OF
postofice.. Bethesda, Md.-3 bedrooms, L
bath, living rms dining rm,. kitchen;
det garage; $4,000 per mo-; open all
day Sunday. Apply at premises.
BETHESDA, MD.-A SPACIOUS HOME IN
Edgemoor section; a large yard with many
flowers: rooms, 4 baths, , large screened
sleeping porches on 2nd floor; 2-car ga
rage; SI35.
%, M FRY, INC, 6s4O Wis. Ave. WI. $40.
Ii56 ABBEY PL. NE. -- 100
& rooms. bath, gar, oil heat.
c1oS 3Tth ST. NV. S50.0
rooms bath. inc rear porch, gar.
f0o ORLEANS PL NE, $50. 90
& rooms, ha tn, oil heat. for 2 families,
1915 x st, BETHEL. DI 300.
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8 RoOmS-S9 500

IAhOMA PARK. MD.
situated on q beautifully handicapped lot
5oX@o2 It, this unusually comfortable home
Is splendid value. There are rms on
nrst floor and 4 bedrooms and bsIh on 2nd
moor: practically new; G. E. oil heating
plant; 2-car garage On a nice quiet
street. this home Will appeal 10 sny one
For details cali Mr.. Mannskee, RA 1858
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI 1411
Evening star., 1941-05-17
ROCK CREEK HILLS.

homes, each in choice setting with
lovely grounds and view; bedrooms
$4,000 Larger. bedroom. Sl4,5uO
Both convenient to Conn. ave. Call MI
Smith ALLIED REALTY CORP. WI. 664S
Evening star., 1941-05-17
AUTHENTIC CAPE COD.
RetheSda Md

BetheSda, Nd.
l3.5O0-Beautiful brick home In per-
feet condition. on large corner lot ! bed
room and bath on 1sC floor; - bedrooms
and bath on md floor; recreation room.
, porches. small study; oil heat. attached
2-car garage: built especially for owner,
who is leaving tie city l0st cash, bal
snce like rent; lovely home you will be
proud 10 own. Call L M FRY, INC. 6S4U
Wisconsin avenue WI. q 40.