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BETHESDA. 400 Old Georgetown I'd
cool. corner rooms; porcheS. > acres shaoy
lawn: on bus line; women. couple or small
family; Aug ! to Sept. Is. WI. 3O99.
ARL.. VA. 1927 N. Vernon st.-Master
bedroom. ) expos windows. next bath,
twin beds gentlemen or working couple.
ARLINGTON-Room adjoining bath, new
home; Is min to War Dept. by bus: re-
fined neighborhood. CHI. 5S72 after 4:3O
ARLINGTON-Double room. twin beds in
nerSpr matt. semi-pvt. bath. c.h.w., uni.
phone: blk. 10c bus. CHI. 211s.
54l6 EDGEMOOR LANE Bethesda-one
single: also > connecting rooms. private
porch: 3 expos; large shady yard: break
fast, kitchen priv. WI. 915S. RE. 5IOO:
ARLINGTON. va rooms, furnished or
unfurn: board optional; on bus line l
block from Lee highway. 1901 North
Bryant St oxford 1012.
MASTER BEDROOM and l double room
with private bath on ind floor IN new
private home. Falls Church 2160 after 9.
al2 WINE AVE. Hyatts., Md.-Cool bed.
room in new, private home: gentleman
ch W, shower. WA. 6s45.
ARLINGTON. VA-Private, home; single
room. nicely furn.: large closet; cow. TO
bus: $40 Glebe 1857.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

GLOVER PARK. 1919 Benton n.w.-Lge.
front rm 3 windows, twin beds: cor.
house; excel. meals. conV. trans. WO.
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BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

sARFED ROCKS, r. I Reds, White Leg
horns. Conkey,s Y-o feedS: st.Iatne Games nnso
Store, 619 K st. NV MetropoIltah OOos.
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ROOMS FURk. e. UNFURN.
ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

7l7 EUCLID ST. NV. Apt. 2-Larse.
comfortable room: private family. Hobart
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MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing 4 STORAGE Co., Georgia l4l6.
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354S HEREFORD PL. N.W.-Large double
limited Dhnnp S36 co 1895
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ROOMS WANTED.

800 3rd PL. NW-Kitcnen. bright, cool
living room and bath; nr. Takoma bus.
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1923 MONROE ST. NV. Mr.. l4th
and Park rd. center. Furn. 2-room
apt, outside rms. paneled liv. rm.,
screened porches. new tiled bath,
mod kitchen. elec. refg. Utilities
incl Restricted. No children. no
pets. Res. mgr.
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RHODE ISLAND N.E.-Cool. twin rooms,
double exposure, unlimited phone: reason
1.
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sos QUINTANA PL. N.W.-Attractive
home. all conv niences GE So44
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FARM g. GARDEN.
CUT FLOWERS.

SANK GRAVEL for roadbeds, driveways,
etc. SIS 6-ton load delivered crushed blue
stone, Top soil. Warfield 4593-
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

GENTLEMAN in town several DAYS each
week desires room in ne. section. BOX
I q
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COTHNG-HigheSt prices paid for men
used clothIng. Bermans. 1922 7th ST. Nv
ME- 1857. Open eve. VIII call
CLOTHING-Better prices paid for men. S
used clothing Harry's. ll3S tn ST. NV
DI 6169 Open eve. WIN call
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1861 HOBART ST. NV, near 10th and
Harvard-Large front room with large
closet. next to bath; unlimited phone,
chw; S!5 per month: gentlemen only.
In2 18Th ST. S.E.-Clean furnished room.
private home, suitable Tor >. rates rea-
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VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt and guar; as
low as SlO.95; also genuine HOOVER fac-
tory rebuilts at Sl195 and UP. we are
Washington's authorized HOOVER specl"1
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1919 OAK ST NV vicinity Park I'd
Comfortably fuTn.. southern exposure in
nersnrlnn mattress. cnnN franS S.lN
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THE CAVALIER. 526-DeSirable well fur
COnV gentleman. S36
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1466 BELMONT ST. NW.--Large double
room. in private home, jewish family:
twin beds inner-spring ma attresseS uni.
phone. conv. transp.: also single room; men.
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BEAUTIFUL FRESH GLADIoLI: 8 doz., or
3 doz or / doz delivered for 81. Helene
Affeck, Gladstone Gardens. Vienna Va.
Vienna NV.
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MODERNIsTIC I-RM, BATH. LARGE
FIREPLACE. bar: new bldg: parking: incl.
elec.: S54 so. CHI. 1900 day. 1901 ewes.
WOODBRIDGE, 2l23 QUINCY ST Ne
! nm, kitchen. mi: in lovely deJ. home;
excel. transp.; empl. couple pref: unlim.
phone
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4S5O WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.--Nice room
in detached private home; porches, beautl-
fu! garden: urlim. phone. WO 500.
o33l ASHMEAD PL. N.W.-Lovely newly
furn. Single rm., incl. porch; pvt. family.
North lgIJ
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

$3.50 18th ST NW-7-RoOM HOME I
bedrooms inclosed sleeping porch, auto
matte oil heater; newly and beautifully
decorated; near schools and transports-
tion. Phone EN-. 034s.
SPACIOUS GROOM CHEVY CHASE BRICK
room. built-in sarsse: perfect condition:
shaded lot Immediate possession; SlH5
month Apply 3ll4 Legation ST. nv.
Eve. EN-. 1I55. F A. TWEED CO.. RE.
Sl9a.
GEORGETOWN-SEM -SEMI-FURNIsHED MOD
ern house, tpr Aug and Sept: SlON: oed-
rms: garden; maid avail. MI. 3300.
CLEVELAND PARK-DET, s-RM; HOUSE
in fne old residential section; bedrooms,
bath, lst-hoor lavatory. fireplace piano,
oil heat. electric refrigeration. basement.
maids room and toilet. laundry trays,
cleo washer. vacuum cleaner. built-in sa-
raRe; completely furnished EXCEPT for In
ems; conv to Conn. ave bus, schools. stores.
Cathedral: Sl25 mo Phone EN-. 232h-
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32I7 18th ST. N.W.-3 COMFORTABLE
rooms, 2nd-floor front; no children, $50;
ami Hobart $500.
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3O2 18th ST. NE.-Larse front, twin-bed
lm.: attractive new home, every conv.;
congenial young people AT. 7641.
141l UNDERWOOD ST. NV. nr. 10th
Detached home, ami; twin beds; splen-
did meals
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1910 2lst ST NW-Young man: single,
with running water; also vacancy in dou-
bile. meals YOU will like.
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BOATS.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER PUPPIES. A K. C. reg. pedigree,
black males, females. blond male; ,l9
Fern pl. NV, near Walter Reed. GE 3o3
CHESAPEAKE BAY .RETRIEVERS. males.
nonths old. both outstanding puppies.
ready TO train: $40 each. - Bay Drive
Bay Ridge. Md.
PEKINGESE PUPPIES, little besutieS, r., reg;
A K. C, males Sl5-S20. 21O4 Addlson
Chapel rd, Kenilworth ne. II. O3l =
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOARDIN
Cocker puppies, stud dogs. Wash .-BaIto
blvd. WA. 1924. Berwyn 139.
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room. twin beds, in
rSpr. matt. semi-pvt. bath. c.h.w., uni.
opa. blE 1Oc hnS CH 111S
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LARGE DOUBLE RIM, > windows adj.
screened porch: bath and shower, kit
DrivilegeS: pvt. home: reas. RA. ll43.
53l5 4th ST N.W.-Twin beds, adjoining
bath and porch with young Jewish fam
jly. gentlemen Only RA 331S
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314 Conn. Ave, Next Claridge.
Lee. R., Kit, Frigid.: Everything Fur. $40.
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1914 Conn. ave.-Lovely
cool, clean double, twin beds, lac. closet
Ill haS mt g SinplP
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. YOUNG WOMEN SHARE IN WELL
appointed apt house. Swim. pool. game
ms; Christian Sc, pref AID. 06H4 after ,.
lll5 ST. N.W.-FIRST FLOOR. =
room furnished. rent reasonable.
2OOl EYE ST. N.W-TWO FRONT ROOMS.
kitchen. bath, completely furnished. n j.;
ideal location, near depts. and G. w. U.
WANTED-ONE OR TWO GIRLS TO
share lovely apt, with another. NeaI
Govt Bldss Apply before s pm, 425 D
e. Ant AZ 81
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3I7 GAILATIN ST, NW-Double room
twin beds, for > nice young men, jewish
nrafarraJ Mr. petUOrth bus
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j417 PARK RID NV, Apt. 24-Lse nm.
or rnn. and KIT, refs, semi-pvt. shower,
unlim. phone: S4-Ss co. 1881.
i300 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV Apt
Nicely furnished. cool room in downtown
hOnSe
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l431 CHAPLIN ST. NV. near downtown
Roommate or l or > gentlemen Ind n,
large quiet, front. wind, cool: twin beds,
2 baths. free phone; garage.
1901 CALVERT ST. NV, Apt. 5-2 lge.
Stp
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

sEFRIoERAToRs sale, used. rebuilt, re-
fsTsest seieetion at the toWest e pTices' We
refuse TO be underSold Compare our
Frigidaire, Westinghouse, G. E, Kelyinator,
Crosley, Norge. Leonard, Stewart-Warncr,
etc, from Sle: up to 2 years free service;
cRosLEYP KEIViNAToR. SHHN F PH1Ico T03 dealers dealers.
Brand-new 1870 standard makes in factory
no money down; years to pay. Buy before
inc pii'e IUE Ii1gseaaIs APPLIANCE CO..
WssSln,inetonsS Largest RefriSeTsSor House
open Till PM
SEWING MACHs $40 up; treadles. port,
rents. repairs. GIL 18th NV "a. Ills.
TRAILER, 2-Vheel, 3 mos. old. 80 Ford
wheels; hitch and tarpaullni S4I.oo' Phohe
Ind pGE5Se 50 f 9f
Morrison st NV. Call WO. l474.
TYPEWRITERs, ADDING MACHINES new
snd USED sold rented TePsGed Terms o
l48i East Capitol St. Il odse
VACUUM CLEANERS, ALL, MAKES new
and rebuilt, Ike new; at lowest cut-rate
prices. Paris and Tepsi5s; sITs co
sos 1lth ST. NV. MA. 1''3. -
VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt and @ @ggar as
low as Sl0.95 also genuine HOOVER rae
Wayhins5ons SSsy TeoH5lS auhorzed HOOVER special
'"'e' anu ELECTRICAL CENTER, ss-,
SIS = Apt. Apt io5, 200 Rhode Island ave. ne.
wAsHERs-sale of discontinued models;
Msytss s44 Apex Sa9 9Ice ABG 1cdes S5 fTqs tsr
fRfALi ffSIi putcshi Gan fRepu6hc 1890. The Piano
Shop, l0l5 7th ST. NV.
WAsHERS-Brand-ne standard makes Of
washing machines IN clates al deep-cuJ
prices as low as So: no money down 81
weekly Ar1Rs SsFa aApPffsacE Esfsc "eS7PSs cSMP&NY
waShingtons Largest Appliance House.
q2I G. St N.W.-Entlre Building,
District 3737 Open Ewes. TIL M.
WASHERS sale Bendix reauceo 10 S99.95
instaiied; fIiI line ~ Of i94l Bendix washers
srestiy reduced: discounts up to 400. No
money d0TH lux 81 APPfL1ANcE PfGL Efsc CO,
wsshine TONS LsTEsSt RefTiseEatOr, House
sl1 9Th 8; OPEN N.Y. Till s PM. RE l1'',
WAsHERS-Bendix, reposs.; de luxe model
formerly S1795O now S99.95; also brand
new 1870 Thor washers with pump; ,;b IN v6ne 6he
EEEcfRicAI Efft PE5i CENTER. 5l4 10th ST. NV.
WASHERS, brand.new and factory sales a At
savings OF from $50 TO $50; ALSO Az
TEoRIzEp BEALER r FOR t2r p BENPWtTEs 81 PWtEsTiAG MAG
HOUSE ABC and THOR. Buy now While
they are, available and PRICES are e low Yio Y6,,
srsl trade-in allowance; Easy terms. fou
NAV paw with your light dill!
ELECTRICAL CENTER,
5l4 10th ST. NV. National NJ
WASHING MACHINES = Bendix, brand
new. new ia40 fully automatic; SPA 80; terms;
1910 west. $3.50; brand-new 1910 May
lass aluminium tubs 300 rbd1 ON .69 S9mPieFe p
Eotpoint. Ward Radio e. Appliances,
s535 Ga. ave. Sill. Spr. sH. 2299.
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS.
Entire stock of turntables, motion dis
rlay equipment and window display acceS-
sories must be sold much below cost.
Electro Display Sales Co., 404 9TH ST.
Telephone ME. S14S.
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DIE. MtAIS YOU VIII I'M ------
ATTRACTIVELY FURN. room, suitable for
. also large master room; good trans.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

ARLINGTON, VA-Private home; single
room. nicely furn.: large closet; conv. to
bus; $50. Glebe 1857.
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MT. PLEASANT. 1725 Park rd. n.w.-Nice
cool room for gentleman, S35, lunch In
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1899 E. CAPITOL ST.-Large, cool. clean,
comfortable double front rm. Also single
rm. > windows; excel. transp.. unlim.
nhnne. 81 10 SS weekly: garage.
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SI4 DECATUR ST. N;W.-Besutifully furn
rooms, single or double, with nice JEWISH
eYcpI ia H39o.
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BEAUT1FUL-NE FURN.,
Newly dec. / rm.. kit. and dressing rm. car
and bus at corner. conv. everything; cool;
new: walking dist; compl. fur. for own use.
l42- 2 I ave u v ADJ Ln4- EN- Aog4.
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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS

Entire stock of turntables, motion dis
nlay equipment and window display acceS-
sories must be sold much below cost.
Electro Display Sales Co., 404 9TH st.
Telephone Me. S14S.
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THE FERDINAND. 3lS East Capitol
2nd floor next bath, innerspring mattress;
air-cooled: l or , gentlemen.
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Ais WISCONSIN AVE.

Two rooms. kitchen and bath COM
pletely and attractlyely furnished; pleasant
environment; $50. Devonshire Courts,
Woodley $500.
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623 MARYLAND AVE. NE-Large front
room, windows, twin beds; gentlle gen.
tlamen fCopitol Hiu FIR ruo1
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4th AND FRANKLIN SITS. NE-Large
front room, large windows, Seml-prlvate
hot On hue line SSSk
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l4lS PARKWOOD PL NW.-Reflned gen.
tile home offers unusual accommodations
/ or more discriminating guests. private
or adjoining bath. Reas. co. ll2O
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1920 N. 18th ST, ARL.

Living rm.. - bedrms., kit. DIN. screened
porch. bath apt redecoTsted. 3 min. 70
downtown Washington. GaTage available.
BRODIE q COLBERT. MA. SS15.
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DUE TO TRANSFER Of FORMER mate, youns
lawyer of quiet and rehned tastes VIII
share nicely furnished bachelor apartment
with another: no kitchenette; S35 per mo.
each. references Call manager, MA. l5i2.
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1858 JEFFERSON ST. NW-Comfortable
rm lge. closet, det. home: COW. Ioc.' ga
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MT. PLEASANT, 1888 Park I'd. NV
Lovely front rm., twin beds, large win
dows large closet HO SS4o
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ITF TTTT 10.
WASHING MACHINES = Bendix, brand
1870 west. $40. so brand 1910 May
tass, aluminium tubs; 300 on GO complete p I
Hotpoint, Ward Radio e. Appliances
sS9S ca ave- Sll Spr- SH. .H90.
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1927 VARNUM ST. NE-Master bedroom
pvt shower, south. expos: pvt. family;
conV tranSD Gentleman DE 5440-W.
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400 PA. AVE SE-Attractive room for
gentleman; convenient TO Navy Yard and
DOA3
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM dining room furniture. rugs.
glassware, china, electric Frigidaires, once
desks and chairs. DU. u5l3. %"
BEDROOM SUITE, some odd pieces, house
hold goods. to outfit house. Elec. refs,
piano. Evenings after Z call NE. 5?53..
Evening star., 1941-06-29

She was going into the club house
to turn in her tray when she met
Andre Duval. She was running across
the veranda toward the doorway when
he came striding through it, and be-
fore either knew what had happened,
they had bumped into each other.
'Oh, it's your she gasped and hot
color surged into her face.
What have done that cause you
always such astonishment?' he asked
stiffly.
Then, because she was so small and
belligerently beautiful, he lost his
temper and came out with all the be-
wilderment she had caused him: The
day met you in the bakery thought:
Now there is someone different from
the giggling ones who come in here;
there is someone would like to know
better You look as if you feel the
same way about me.
$50 hope that when have set
tied a family matter that must be
settled, you and l may see more of
each other during the brief time
shall be in town. The next day, while
l am reading letter. you come in.
When first glance up do not realize
it is you, for am still immersed in my
letter. Then when | actually see you
Evening star., 1941-06-29
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
STRANGE BOY
Continued from poge fen

- you have the most extraordinary
expression on your face and you turn
and run. Why? Tell me why"
Mutely Isabelle looked up into his
hurt blue eyes, while she frantically
rummaged her stunned and happy
mind for an explanation. Gracious
she began with feeble laugh. "how
could you have ever imagined my ex-
preston had anything to do with yon'
Why, Was glad you'd come to town.
Graciousl | ran because all of sud-
den | remembered -"
She was never to know what she
would have told him she remembered.
For at that instant Kay and Susie
swooped up the veranda steps and
seized upon him. In a gale of kay's
giggles, they demanded that he buy
from their trays of gardenias. He gave
them two-thirds of the silver in his
pocket, and then he bent down to
Isabelle and asked with happy grav-
ity: "And what have you to sell?"
Nothing" She spread her hands
wide above her empty tray. Bending
her head, she lifted the ribbon strap
over it and set the tray down in
chair II did have little flags of diff
ferent nations"
Here" Kay reached out and re-
moved the tiny American flag pinned
on Isabelle's shoulder. "Sell him this
one" She turned to him laughing,
Come on, mon chum. be an Ameri-
can! There's nothing like it these
daysp'
But | am a Frenchman," he said.
Isabelle did not like the way he
said it. Neither did Kay; nor Susie.
And they didn't like the way he
quickly stepped back from Kay and
was suddenly standing very naughty
and straight. There was an instant of
awful silence finally broken by Susie,
Sweeping him with a glance, she
drawled, The French. they are a
funny racer Kay said, "If funny is
the wordr' And they turned as one
girl and walked away from him.
isabelle did not move. She couldn't,
she was too furious. She was so mad
she wanted to cry. He was the most
maddening, infuriating boy she'd ever
seen in her life He was like roller
coaster, or something. swooping her
up and down from one emotion to
another until she didn't know from
one minute to the next how she felt
about him. But she knew now. For
good and all. she knew now!
''If you'll excuse me-" he said to
her, a twisted defiant smile on his
lips as he bowed and turned to go.
But his eyes - they hadn't been
defiant. Suddenly Isabelle was crying.
Inside, at the base of her throat she
was crying so hard it hurt; crying be-
cause he was the saddest, loneliest
boy she'd ever seen in her life.
Don't 60. Please don't go!' She
ran to him and, as she put her hand
on his arm, she heard herself pouring
out to him all she remembered of what
little French history she had studied.
Look" she said breathlessly,
Henry of Navarro and those other
kings and Napoleon and Joan of Arc.
the Revolution and the Marseillaise
and - and the Marne and Verdun.
You've still got it all. 1t still belongs
to you just as much as anything that's
happened since then. And you could
mt help what's happened since then"
He turned - swiftly he turned with
Evening star., 1941-06-29

a look of gratitude that sent her
glance wavering from his to the floor.
And then she saw it, the bit of silk
with its three perpendicular stripes -
the tiny flag somebody had bought
from her because she was so pretty.
then tossed aside.
1t was lying not two feet away. He
mustn't see it, not lying on the floor!
Swiftly she bent down to pick it up.
But he had seen it, too, and their
hands met and lifted it together.
Then she took her hand away, for it
was his flag.
He smoothed it fiat in his palm,
his face expressionless. He said. his
voice suffocated with emotion: "If
Frenchman can get into Canada. he
can enlist with General de Gaulle.
He can fight for his country"
She nodded, her gaze clinging to the
small stripes of color on his palm,
because she couldn't bear to look at
his face. That blue stripe, she thought
blurredly, it was the bluest blue in the
world E.
''In Canada they aren't too strict
at the border" he went on. mot if
they are sure of you. know. That
day when you came into the bakery
was reading letter from my cousin
who had just enlisted"
SHE nodded again. A person never
saw blue like that except sometimes
in the sky after rain. And in a certain
kind of fire. And somewhere, some
where else she'd seen it -.
MY cousin is arranging now to get
me across the border into Canada"
Her gaze jolted up to his. to his
eyes. Why. that was where she'd seen
it! His eyes were that same blue.
you must not tell anyone" he
warned. You see, my aunt does not
think should go. And my parents
think l am too young. They say l
should wait while"
"Wait?" she echoed blankly. But
he couldn't wait when just the
thought of going had changed him
like this! When it had brought this
shining look to his face and the proud
lift to his head.
Il won't tell anybody" she prom
ised, feeling - well. she couldn't ever
in her life remember feeling quite so
infinitesimal. When she thought of
how she, and all the other girls. too.
had talked about him, had puzzled
over his remoteness as if he'd had
nothing more on his mind than they'd
had on theirs! Impulsively she reached
out for the flag in his hand and she
asked: will you let me wear it?"
1t took him long time to pin it to
the white organdy of her dress while
she kept her shoulder still beneath
the gentle clumsiness of his fingers.
He had just finished when. down
on the tennis courts, there was the
sound of music. Intermisson was over
and the orchestra was playing again
for those who wished to dance; play
ing the Blue Danube waltz with the
violins singing the melody. "a waltzr'
Isabelle made face 81 bet some old
lady asked for thatr'
81 betp' he answered.
Then they linked hands and ran
down the steps and across the lawn
toward the music. Anyway it was
music, and they could dance together,
and there was moon high in the sky.
1t was summer, and they were young.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
WO OMEN
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DO something about it -.
Get Kurb Tablets today. II you
have no organic disorder calling for
special medical or surgical treat
ment, Kurbs should benefit you
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safety, the Kurb formula is printed
on the box SO you may check 1t
with your own doctor. Put up in
a smart container (useful later for
holding needles. bobby pins, etc
dozen Kurb Tablets cost only 25C !
Sold by reliable druggists every
where kurb Tablets are sponsored
by the makers of kotex' sanitary
napkins.
For free booklet on menstruation
write to kURB, Room 1905,
9l9 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

Kren,i Got IT.: Now he uses kreml
every day; no more dryness, no
more stickiness. kreml leaves hair
soft and lustrOus looking. How about
trying it? Get bottle today.
WHEN summer sum- wind and
" water make hay of your hair,
use kremi, the famous tonic
dressing that gives hair a neat,
clean, lustrous look (not greasy
or gOoey) removes dandruff
scales - checks excessive falling
hair-reIieves pesky itching scalp.
Women, too, like kreml. 1t
helps keep coiffures in splendid
condition for pernanents-makes
them look lOveIier.
For summer shampOOs, use
kreml's perfect partner, kreml
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Evening star., 1941-12-02

The Duchess of Windsor may not
know it but she is serving as model
of grace for about 600 Washington
mattresses.
She is one of the prize examples
cited by Mrs. Corneha L. Searle,
who has been instructing the
mattresses in etiquette in Fed
erallv-sponSored program admins
tered by the District Board of Edu-
cation. Another instructor in the
four-Week course specializes in serv-
ing the food properly. The wait
resSes study in their off-hourS.
Mrs. Searle is currently spreading
the good word about the class among
the 1900 restaurateurs attending the
sixth annual Southeastern Regional
Convention and Exposition which
opened a three day stand at the
Mayfiower Hotel yesterday. The
course costs the restaurant owners
nothing and the dividends are sew
eral degrees of prettiness in their
mattresses smiles.
Thinks Duchess Is TOPS"
Mrs. Searle, a bright-eyed little
lady. srhnks the
Duchess of Windsor is about tops
when 1t comes 70. culture"
And her title hasn't thing to
do with. it," she declares. She is
in her own right"
Mrs. Searle thinks so much of the
Duchess manner of walking that
she keeps a newspaper photograph
of her taken during her recent visit
to Washington to show the pupils.
The picture shows how the Duchess
walks in a straight line, gracefully,