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PROPOSALS..

HOUSE OF REPREsENTATTvEs. cLERK's
PACKING soxEs.-seaied proposals viii
g. .os 5ss's:S : ,, ri as sas FOR ua 40
tIcns may 5. Obtained s. apDliestion % ne
Be completed. delivered and stored in the
basement Of the House once Building,
Wsshington. .. e. by November I, 1912,
eompetent psrson 70 ae be Ss's selected By y the
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives. The
right % 70 reject r any al and Al al ! bids Is hereby
House Of Representatives. ap11 1913
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,. CLERKS
Once. Washington, D. C.-Bids to furnish
the House Of Representatives with approx
imately 1000 yards Of Bigelow Sanford
MILTON WI eaTps jIS, Or its equal to be MADE
the House Of Representatives. for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1943, will be received
sD..,o. up te II 10; o'clock noon April %. 1912.
phcation to the Clerk of the House.
eoMsAs1e5EEsRss or FR TRE 3 b1sTRiST 1875 or
CoLuJMEIA. ~ I Washington. p: c...sepsrate
REcoRpER OF DEEDS. on Ste sIa located Es 6 Al al
es n saasrs Of NO 4s sDd wssS ssh
commissioners at Room 500. District
eslsss Massiafs02 sDrl }e4& .sa SR'iI then
publicly opened and read aloud. The
Form Of Contract. Plans, Specifications
and Forms Of Bid Bond, also Performance
bond. may be examined and secured at
the Once Of the Chief Clerk, Engineer
Department. Room 427. District Building,
oi esrti.d check pasabe to opHn tSe esIHs;. cose
DoLARs 81 as16o ior IN sss sseS sum Of TEN Not
more than three (3) sets Of drawings and
spscincations will be furnished to any one
sets promptly and In good condition. said
ssgSsits s,aSs4t win se t5Ssfundsa The Gon@is
fbndform1litiss b1d9 IN Or to reject any Or an
Dsr Did sr3r1, security II an amount equal % fye
form and subject to the conditions pro-
vloed in the Instructions to Bidders At
tsntion OF bidders is particularly called to
ployment to be observed. and minimum
wage rates TO be paid under the contract
10 bidder may withdraw his bid within
thirty 900 days after the actual date Of
me opening thereof. G. NJ. THORNETT.
secretary, Board of Commissioners D. c.
Aprll y. 1942. ap11.13,14,15,16,17
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ALMOST NEW

the city: rms, Q baths recreation room.
built-in garage; bedroom and bath on 1st
noor; upstairs has bedrms., arranged
trance II desired; only years old, In ex-
ce!lent condition.
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E0r In1ormatlon can MI. Phifer, u. 1878.
YOU'RE LUCKY!
Fine homes are hard to find but we've
several 3-bedrm, 2-bath homes, started
before prtorities. on large wooded lots In
beautiful Woodside Forest Out Georgia
ave. l mile past Silver Spring. Ideal re-
stricted location. close to fast bus line,
only few min. from Govt. bldgs. and down.
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257 Carroll St. Takona Park, D. c.
GEORGIA 1902.
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MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy second-trust notes, d. O..
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVESTMENT
1919 N. 2. Ave. NV. National ssss.
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ROLLINGWOOD

Brick home on large. wooded lot border
ing ROCK Greek Park; new-house condition
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In one Of Washinston's finest restricted
locations We are now able to offer an
home aoss eSod aus II nes detached
floor bedroom or library and bath; 8 bed
rooms and 2 baths on second floor; nm
room and bath; surrounded BY expensive
homes, we don't believe this home can be
duplicated at the low price of SI7,95O.
we urgently advise that you Investigate
this home now. Purchaser may choose
Major Yancey. CO. oS4e. o''AA' 'AA
Frank s. Phillips. DI. 1411.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
GODFREY I. MUNTER, Attorney,
Shoreham Bldg.

United states for the District Of Co
lumbia.-BERTHA A. LEWIS. Plaintiff. v:
RaNAR Rson 70 hEws PfeaaiH5Sy 81 FGsax
N s6soues derce e. Berths ss lewis
PSn.e e shs sl.ni aTaIRdi
ne defendant, Donald 4. Lewis, cause his
days and Legal holids,s. i .Tr occurring q sfser
ense4 as gay S the s s ssaa H o Of n.
q COPY q this q order der Be B. % pubiished % once 4
SE shTss Lev snd ssf hs IN EVE
oa f5 % Ia chsi ss Justice M sas
Sssss, Ss4; flssH si:Ii 3; EEzsos s.,SSaosSS o$sSsE,
RICHMoND p. KLECA, JAMEs ".
LAUDEHDALE and STANLEY DeNEALE,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Column
sia.n!ns q Mount oIIvss Resd - No sortSssss tR
between Biadensburs Road and the easterly
fea e: nf q hs
oRpHR pl' 81 pTsIicsTioNUoNotc SH isfSoSa ANn
" e Ct
March !. fsis. I entitled Il "2z'. An Act aG mating
q s2s e. s: S1 sss
:TssoIS :na soE other SS.pos.s:. Whereby they srs
with the plan Of the permanent sys:
ss 5sres 81 ssh"aY' caumbs II sbs oSssss SsSs %
the cities Of Washington and Georgetown
adopted under the Act Of coneress ap-
Acts OF Conaress anrroved .June iSae.
and MAY IS. 1895, respectively. By CON. con.
demnation under the provisions Of sub
q s1 tos The pstrss Of Sr SS1s
MED petition In this court praying the
sSe Of Moant 5 y..
east. between -BladensburE Road and the
ssastsriy BOUNDARY line Of the Colpmbis
Columbia. as shown on q map or plat fled
and prsyins also that this court s empsnsi rsi
for IL SUCH cases 70 a Asses. sa' the the Samsses
each owner Of the land to be taken may
Moans q s Tsfn d sss So.Ss sas xnHr S
.Iy line q the columbi. Institute for re
condemnation Of the land necessary for
benefits resulting .therefrom. plus ali Or any
sSsI sna snih q enc &c
Jury may Ind Vim Be- benefited. as pro:
ytdsd for in and b the sfcrsssid Act Of
ths Court this Srd, day Of April, 1e42.
interest e these pToessdins. g .nd they
Nay. r., Ss9 e 1S ST SssaE.
shan have made is mai order order ' rstifSins
the assessment of benefits Of the jury. to
further ORDERED That . COPY Of tbs = no. ;
tiee and order Be publishsd twice 2 week
inston Eveping star, the Washinaton
... sns sats
4 turtle. okpiRSD That COPY q
United slater Marshal. or his deputies;
upon such Of the owners OF the fee Of
the land 20 be condemned herein as may
b found by the ssid MaEshal q his depu::
upon The tenants and cccupents Of the
i:6 ssHsi 81 i:d n f. ess gS. e n.' is1s ~
Sf g. sce3i.s4R2 Tt cSAfnJfne nfFrzEssTUrSME. ! sssTrM
Deputy Clerk ap0,7,13,14
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Low CASH PAYMENT.
6-room bungalow, nearly new, in Queens
Chapel Manor; immediate possession; will
spect call Mr. Ray or Mr.. Tabler
90. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
Sligo 4726. National 2345.
WITHIN SIX BLOCKS OF. THE WHITE
6 rooms and bath, hot-Water heat. Occu-
pied BY owner. Price. SS,60Q.0Q.
JAMES MORRIS by oWyo0DWTANED. Realtor.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Nearby Arlington-$7,500
frances, h.-w.h., oil; garage: rented 500
monthly: large level lot: near bus; stores
and schools: rent one. live In other; or
BRODlE & COLBERT, INC. Ma. 1878.
$750 CASH.
Bethesda. Md. Open daily. s30S Custer
I'd, In woodland section Greenwich Forest;
3 bedrooms. bath. brick; half bath frst
want . bsrgain. Call Mr.. Williams, WI.
6740. =. NJ. FRY, INC, 6S40 Wiscon-
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.
oUT-oE-roWh REAL ESTATE.

AVALON sHoREs-2 LOTS. ELECTRICITY
and other conveniences available; SIOC
cash necessary. Falls Church 2276-M.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. 3736 NoRTHAAfP-
rooms. porches. % ineiosed; ioH recently ose- Te-
modelled; oil heat. ami. servants quar-
ters; 76-ft frontage: sell. S12 $50; rent,
I3s
2l6 SPRUCE AVE, TAKOMA PARK.
Call W. N. MUNSTER
WI. 1904. Between $40 PM.
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OFFICES eoR RFN.

IAR4E LIGHT ROOM. m MobkeN
able a,bl for LAYER OF mfs.s rsp;; furn OF
102-V, star.
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FOR RENT.
We have .! sys,lsSas tcE ,ssss AT Z, most g.
best sections 81 the city. inspection may
be made only when accompanied by rep.
sssentative from this once.
PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC,
IA. 1000. Realtors, 1919 18th St. NV.
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Pattern 40os is available In wom-
ems sizes 81, So. IS, 40. AZ. ~. as
and As. Size 50 takes ~. yards
IS inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents and two tax
tokens (plus one cent TO cover cost
of mailing) for this Anne Adams
pattern. Write plainly Size. Name.
Address and Style Number.
Your role in the 1912 picture Is
to be thrifty. yet look your smart
est and prettiest Let the colorful
new Anne Adams Spring Pattern
Book help you plan a sew-and-save
program. with its easily made.
promptly available patterns for
every age. Trim tailored modes
gay prints. cottons. evening gowns,
housewesr. Charming young world
graduation. school and party
clothes. too. Plus - several pat
terms for defense sewing. Order
your copy now, Pattern Book ten
cents and one tax token.
Send your order 10 The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Department. Ia
coma, Wash.
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Old World courtesy that made
him somewhat conspicuous.
Ills grandmother. Marie Arnsut
won Elm. was wholly French. Her
family came originally from Lor-
ralne. she had been twice mar
ried, the second time To = wan
dering German srfstocrat who had
come To America TO make a for
tune. After various enterprises
he had bought lands II Kings
Row because Of some fanoled SIM
ilarity Of the soll To that Of his
native German provinces. lie built
house Of foreign fashion. laid
out elaborate grounds. and manu-
featured sufficient wine 10 drink
himself To death.
Marie Won Elm was a resource
ful woman. she employed French
and German labor and turned this
vineyards into = nursery. II had
proapered, and shs was nos. 20
years after her husbands death.
accounted . wealthy woman
Kings Rov had never known
quite what 10 make of her. Ehs
was a foreigner but obviously
dad not M into the nslal cafe
gories Of what we're always de=
rogatorily referred To ~ the for
slgn slemsntss She had the bear
Ing and manner OF an sristocFat.
and her sense Of humor wss %
the kind that often made the
women q Kings H0s uncomfort-
able.
Madams won Elm spoke Preach
OF German BY preferences shs
emphasized. UNDERSIGNED. and gen
orally iiiuminsd hsr discourse
with graphic movements Of hands.
shoulders. and eyebrows.
Paris bore q striking rsssm-
hianes 10 her.
She xas waiting now for him
70 come home from school. lay
ing aside ths thick reading glass.
abe gave a twist 10 ths taffet.
bow At hsr throat. and waited.
she smiled a little II vas almost
a smile Of eoqaetry.
Bon soir. grand msrss Hs held
hsr very tight and kissed hsr four
times On saeh smooth cheek he
rubbed his face agnlnst her hair.
Ma belle grand mere
Mon snfant" Bhs held rim
off and put ~ her loransttss
tn - fatigue =.
MOI Non. Pas dn tout
He laughed shs liked ths trek
he had Of keeping his short square
teeth tight togsthsr shen ne
/ laughed.
@Ars y0u hungryf@
OF course
Madame called. Anna -
CONTINUED On Page Il. Column a.
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How the Jury Voted
Women: Yes. 4; no, 2.
Men: Yes, 5, no, |.

Teacher twoman): Yes. A girl
In her middle teens, as she ex-
presses 1t. should consider her par
ents' judgment and wishes.
Housewife: Yes. Perhaps her
parents are only trying to save
her from a marriage she may later
regret. Parents are often smarter
than their children credit them
with being.
Salesman: Yes. II isn't the diff
ference in nationality I'm thinking
of, but her age. IL she were older
my answer would be different.
Dentist: Yes. She Is too young
TO defy her parents by marrying.
I advise her to think 1t over for =
year or two.
Stenographer: No. Some par
ents never realize that q girl
grows up and can fall in love.
Photographers Model: No. l
don't think she should give him up
If she likes him that much.
Pressman: Yes. Kids are al
ways falling in love. In a couple
of years she will probably thank
her parents.
News Dealer: No. What's ma
got TO do with it? Don't
they call this country the Melt
) ing Pot?'
: Artist twoman): Yes. Her par
ents probably know what's best for
her They usually do, but most of
: us find it out too late.
- Executive (woman): Yes. She
give him up temporarily to
see whether the flame Is as bright
as she imagines II now.
Electrician: Yes. Tell her to
listen to her mother and father
and she'll be better off. They
probably think she's too young.
- Waiter: Yes. I wouldn't have it
on my conscience to tell a young
girl TO go out and disobey her
parents.
Copyright, 1912
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growing tendency. too. toward =
choice ~ several styles IN import
ant pieces in SPECIALIZED eiss~d iinss
''nnt | guess ne have taken .
step b<yond that We went eom-
pletely open and provided : perm.
ansnt group affofdinE within ls=<iF
= variety Of moods and srsisr. al
20 carefully coordinaied that each
and ali Of the vsrson. pisces 30
together IN fact. th<yrs inter
chanxeshis.
We did plan deliberately for
ths growing hams. We didn't have
In mind the pisoe-by-plsce change.
but naturally the need 10 filled ~
our group because not al of one
set pattern.
There IL . surprising range nf
mood and Of what you might call
style In the psece. which IN. d.
signsrs put together For tnstanas.
for one room they have . hssie
chest a. severely plain - any Gus
tom designer Of modern furniture
would make n. and also ; eshansl
with well-deosr.tsd drilled doors
definitely Suggestive Of saKhls<nth
century slsE ano~. and 10 lnsse are
added ehalrr which are aso~wdlf
bsroqus.
What stick. nosf nome. nal ~sr
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xna want "a ah>nfn snnaevn farrl.
tnrs NTH reons sirrsdy dans -
traditional Styles. u shIsfiy hat
ths modern flrnitars sft~n - -
severely .smpis thai u s~~ms nss
Ia go with .nyshlnx hst snaF<
q the same
WIN variety ana feasibility hal1i
into the PARKS. Is~saisaua furuitars
BY original asssrn. sbvseasiy any
piece ~iil ~ ah~uwf~d snneshiy
into any but th~ nsass Feeasna
fnan
Mlzs rsfs |. tina ynanxsst u
~aoen..fnl American ae<lxnss q
her FIELD and shs ioeks a. Hh<
vas born In Cincinnati ~ pfussd
pioneer stock. and m. N. venture
some expression yoa'd expect. shs
takes responsibility fnr th< style
af ths ns~ collection. nut ne rr~d.
IL hsr designing partner ~i1h th~
praetieality 81 "A.
-ns Il ina priofislss- minsssa part
Of ihs combination. shs ~sld
isssslsqua produced . sp~eisi Tn
AN for ths walnut and 60 sssa
in the n~w aalleetloa. managing 10
get around war-tshco<d cnemieais
Ths walnut 10 . f.wn gray enlnf
Nth a mat 81 Hnlf.. The aes u
nlnklsd
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she caught up with her compsn-
ions.
lie walked slowly toward the
stile which mounted the tall fence
surrounding the school grounds.
lie did not see a little girl who
stood outside tehing him
through the gap In the boards.
She Was smaller than Paris, and
rather poorly dressed In a faded
calico dress. She was extremely
blond. and an expression Of sweet
ness-half angelic. half sensuous
gave her a somewhat enigmatic
charm.
Hello. Renee
Hello"
They proceeded without further
speech along the road toward Par
ris home. Renee lived on the
Won Elm place. Her father. Sven
Gyllinson. vas the oserseer Of the
nurseries owned By Paris grand
mother. Renee and Paris had
played together snee they we're
babies. She was only few
months younger than Paris. but
she was a grade behind him IN
school. Seemingly. they took no
notice Of each other now. When
he picked up a rock and threw II.
she threw one also with ridicn-
lousy similar gestures II he
swung his book strap from one
shoulder to the other. she did. too.
Apparently she wished nothing
but his company. She Was always
tagging" along-always had been
as long AZ he could remember.
No one teased him about her.
Some Of the boys had tried that
and met with q fury In him that
was a. astonishing a. II Was IN
explieabls Renee was = "taeky''
child, but her father worked for
PARIS grandmother. 20 they de-
eided maybe he had 10 look cut
for her.
As they neared home Renee
spoke. IN bs glad when schools
out. won't YOU
Yes
I'm be awful glad Wei 70
sw1mmin' then. won't ge 90
TN huh" he answered inaf-
ferently
Up In our pond -
sUh huh .
He opened ths wicket gate and
stood aside for her 70 pan
through She waved and turned
into /. lane that led u the over
seer'a cottage.
Paris AitchelIs mother had
died when be vas born. hls father
f less than a year later. Since then
he had been cared for BY his ma
ternal grandmother. She adored
! him. and he scored hsr Doubt
less she spoiled MIN in some ways.
ba, she had trained him 70 ths
observance Of an oid-fasnloDed.
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It's 9 am. and you have = busy
day ahead. But being busy 10 no
excuse for not being well-groomed
especially since you can get such
pretty. modern home frocks like
this one designed by Anne Adams.
Pattern 4oo3 slims you down just
at the most strategic plaess-ths
bias side sections come below the
waist and give you a longer-torso
effect that 10 charming. wearahls.
Do make the froek in checks or
small plsids to chow off this ef-
feet, A scalloped neckline and
scailoped short sleeves are fem
mime Point them Up with
ric-rac, Two other sleeve lengths
are optional; an all-around belt IL
too. To make the back view as
slender as the front, a neck-to-hem
panel Is used. Stitch this frock up
Immediately for spring wear i.
Keep the Sewing Instructor handy!
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CHAPTER II

There was one Individual in that
noisy playground crowd who felt
something of this social difference.
and who thought about II. That
was Paris Mitchell
Paris was, in his own dark way.
a thoughtful boy. He was stand
ing a little apart and Was dreamily
half thinking something of Miss
venable's thought Inside they
were all-well, kind of alike. But
odtside-here. everything was dif-
/ ferent.
II seemed. as he thought about
1t. to have something To do with
feeling of embarrassment. In
class you were embarrassed by
different things. Out here you felt
easy and comfortable with some OF
the boys and girls and a little
strange with others. II wa very
puzzling. But there were % many
things that puzzled one. and leased
in ones head. You couldn't bother
too much about them. He sup
posed he'd understand a lot more
when he grew up. II must be
very, very nice to be grown up.
Two or three girls were stand
ing near. talking with their heads
close together. He wondered why
they always acted that way-as
II they had secrets Vera Lichin-
sky was one Of them. She caught
sight Of him.
You going down To Professor
Bendorffs for your music lesson 30
No. not today"
why >"
| Cause"
We'll. cause why It's your
regular day. amt IL >"
ITS my birthday"
oh" She looked slightly mys-
titled. Nothing ever interfered
with her violin lessons
I've got a new Bach piece -
Vera made IL sound important.
/ nave }Oa
Yes. It's not very pretty ,"
4 have a new Bach piece. too. -
rs II pretty ,"
No
Is Il hard >"
Yes It's in four rAtE"
I've had pieces In all the keys
Long time ago. Amt you ;"
No
Well. I've got 10 20" She
turned with an air Of serious de-
eision. She did not look back.
Hello. ParrlH" cas@ndra
Tower hung back from the other
giris who we're walking away.
their heads stIn clos. together.
PARIS blushed
Hello. Cassie -
DO you Ike Vera Llehinsky -
II don't know
you don't know
We'll. don't know. gssn I
like her all right
cassandra smiled. 7 heard you
say today's your birthday. How
old are you ,"
t Twelve. e
Tn b Why don't you have
a party -
I don't knoH
I'm gong 70 have a party next
Saturday
Are you >"
Yes I'm gong 70 invite you -
f I'd ike 70 come
WIN your grandmother let
you -
of course"
"AH night. III send you an IN
vitatlon."
She walked backward for a lit
tie way. smiling. Paris smiled.
] too. she turned and ran until
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Cough Relief,
Mixed In Your Kitchen

yoa have a fun pint Of really re-
nnAfkahle medicine for coughs dBs 70
colds II lasts a family long time.
and tastes fne-cnlidrsn IoFs T.
And does Il do the Nnrk Youi
az Il beats anything you ever tried
II ioosens the phlegm. sOothes the
irritated membranes. and helps elesr
the air Passages. Eases The soreness.
and lets yoa resi- a. night
Pinex l. q SPECIAL compound Of
proven ingredients. IN concentrated
form well known for prompt action
on threat and bronchial membranes.
Just Try II. and 4 not pleased. your
money vii Be refunded. 49,
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that's EroNtnf=
an a n . ~ to
make q piece
by pie~ trans
ton from ED
style 10 up-to-
date interiors
staFe. In u
out the country
are preparing
IA sxkllsa their
furniture shsul
"A are Is l
stumbled upon
om. IN q stnw
- 49, - "a
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No Trouble. No Cooking.
Saves Big Dollars.

Yes, ma am. right IN your own KIT
chen. xo1 can easily mix a cough
medicine that - q wonder for quick
reSultz and gives You about four
times as much for your money. And
ms no troHble-a child could DO IL
You'll need a syrup. Make II By
stirring J cups OF grAnulatsc sugar
and one cup OF water few moments
Until dissolved No cooking needed.
Nov get ~ ounces o. Pinsx from
an dr1ezist- ana pour L into pint
bottle. Then add your syrup. Thsrs
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Every time we 20 out he beEs
me to marry him He says us
the only thing to do II they want
10 separate US. Don't think for .
moment I wouldn't say yes. but !
know deep In my heart II would
almost Kill my parents. Please
help me because don't know what
TO do.
Should I give him up IN. N. r.
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early. and hunted up Designer
Park 10 ask whether she'a planned
II that wsy-ax open stock. suit
ed particularly 10 tho growing
home and ths gradually changing
home.
Her answer was yes. and No.
For some time she explained.
there have been . few half open
lines of furniture. That 10. in .
few lines you we're allowed 10 buy
a bed instead ~ a whole b~droom
group or suite. There has been y
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. SERIAL STORY
[E1NGS ROW
coprs,o-r ts4o
BY HENRY BELLAMAflN sss


SYNOPSIS
THE STORY: sehooiroom In small
town Kings Row brings together Of
phaned Paris Mitchell. AZ and for
eign- looking. who lives with French
grandmot her: Drake McHugh. II and
"all boy," beautiful Cassandra Tower
fomboy Randy MONAGHAN. Teacher
sally tenabie muses. on sharp social
lines that viii groove their lives ~
they grow up.
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Open Problems of Growing Home
Collection
Will Please
New dee Allows ADDING
Pieces From Same Set"

NEW YORK - Jusi -
you've always bought open
stock china. choosing what
you wanted. when you needed
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Parents Forbid Marriage to Man
Because OF His Nationality


Ladies and Gentlemen of the Jury: I girl in my
middle teens and I'm very much in love with young
five senior We have been going together secretly
for time but to the that he different
nationality my parents forbid me TO with him. When
say can't live without him. I'm putting it mildly. I'm
nearly crazy thinking about this problem love my parents
and this boy