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539S for appointment. 10"
407 r. I. AVE. Me- room for rent; pre-
Ter Ter two Jewish boys; conveniently located.
. SPACIOUS RMS, pvt, bath, 3 exposures,
single beds eacn: quiet. Christian home;
suitable 90 girls or couple OR. 8432,
5000 ILLINOIS AVE. N.W.-SinFle room
next to bath good Transportation at door,
unilm. phone service. RA. S907.
4202 sth ST. NW,--Double room, adjoin-
ladies' Phone IA. 1851.
MASTER BEDROOM, corner, private lava
tory, young ladIeS or employed couple :;
also lady to share large room, twin beds.
from 3 others: eentiIes; ref GE. 5l&o
15C7 10Th ST NV cool rooms, one
with porch; one gentleman per room. good
transportation. GE. 2769. 19'
3of6 CAMBRIDGE PL. NW-Large front
phone, 81 each. Michiean 3l26.
"04 LONGFEILCW ST. N.W.-Front room.
suitable for > girls, private lavatory: $40
1892 L ST. NE-Niccly turn room, priv
jlcFe Of using entire house suitable elderly
couple. Ii 369O after prn
1904 KALORfMA RD. W.-Double room.
twin beds ladies or gentlemen s. week
powNTowN, 1000 i $; nv, An,. le-
other, $3.50 month. DI. s5&5.
LARGE ROOM, private bath, gentle
gentlemen only Private home, no other
roomers, Phone RA, 00@5
1870 18th ST. NV, ADJ. 1l-Twin-bed
room. newly furnished. Transportation Il
door. $50 month each. AID. 9099
l0l6 10Th ST. NW.-Attractive room,
walking, distance {. all Government bldgs,
Men only. DI 4055.
CHI. CHI, D C.-Basement room with pri-
Vate bath, cool, nicely furnished Gentle
man only S25 month. EN-. 43o5
2022 10th ST. NW.-small 3rd d-foor front;
next bath: conv. nelghborhood; employed
young man. $50 month.
57l1 18th ST. NW-singIe room. ,ad-
jacent bath pvt. home; near express bus;
young man preferred, gentle. GE 6SSn,
. GIRLS 10 share large recreation room
with another, private bath. separate en-
trance; $50 month each, IA. 1896.
CHAPLIN ST at l4th St nw.-Room in
APT, . girls: $50 month each. North sss5
evenings.
WISCONSIN, l63o-D Double room, inner
spring mattress, u block Que st. bus and
car stop. co 2SSs Call after o'clock,
1910 GA. AVE NV lee, communi-
eating rms, md floor, suitable for 4 3
expos, next to bath; men pref; "a ca.
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BOATS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better Serutce, GdUer-
tiSers are requested to in
GLADE telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CldSSifcdtionS.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better SerUice, adUer-
tiSerS are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CldSsifcGtionS.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

S06 A ST; FLOOR APT. NICELY
turn., living room, bedroom, dining room.
kitchen. Utilities included. 500 To inspect
apply 713 ST. ne. LU. 1925.
l ROOM AND KITCHEN. PARTLY FUR
nlShed. lAo6 9th ST. n. white nnlY.l
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Call Saturday afternoon, 3546 A st. Sc,
Ant. l02, or FIR. $500, Ext. IFS.
3O6 BELMONT ST NW--1 LARGE
room: gas and electricity, Frididaire. en-
ploycd gentle couple; $3.50 wk.
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CHEVY CHASE D C

Only l block TO Conn. ave.-Attr detached
brick. So floor, sun parior or den Oft living
Tm., well-arranged badrms., lsvatory Of
master bcdrm Z tile bath, bLilt-in saraRe,
priced low by owner, Si",5OO. II should
be seen today EN-, 1920 TO pm
T A. TWEED COMPANY khn4 CONN. AVE
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Open TO ?. N. Daily.
WAPLE e. JAMES, INC,
1924 18th St NV DI 3346
FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE
In Mass. Park. opposite beautiful, twin
oaks; large living room. dining room. sun
room, kitchen on lst floor, three spacious
bedrooms with upstairs sun parlor, two
baths and two bedrooms with bath on Bird
floor. $4,000 Inspection by app. only
CALL JACK HAYES, INC,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
013 FILM ST

Wooded lot. close to all cOnyenIences; s.
BEDROOM. 2-bath home. in best part OF
Chevy Chase, Md, Sq,SSo. Inspect. THIS
bargain Sunday. Call Mt Smith, ALLIED
REALTY CO2P. WI NE4n
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

HFINEIJ, SET TIED LADY wants room
with board, north OF Spring rd Ia 1851.
ROOM with 3 meals in Washington or
vicinity for S34 month by a refined,
elderly lady having an Army pension of
$40 month. Write or call Mrs. L. A.
Porter, 2l17 Eye st. NV. 1a'
ROOM AND BOARD for boy / years old,
Well mannered. Call CHI 96O6 after 8
Dn prefer rIi Uo
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$685..

Petworth section Madison St, near stn
n .w,--Row brick, q rooms, bath, autom attic
h.-wh, b-i garage maids toilet, 2 Iarss
screened porches; near bus, schools and
Z. eNr1raY 90 NO hnnA
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
ST oS0

HEh on terrace and surrounded by
massive oak this white -clapboard home
though emi-detached it Is different and
distinctive, with spacious 1st floor, . bed
rooms 3 porches, extra shower bath IN
basement Garage Perfect location on
quiet street, u block from schools and bus.
Vacant. Terms. 1,
GGAMAN-BRAWNER REALTY CORP,
-00 Eva CT N w ME- 1850
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BROOKLAND.
BARNABY WOODS, D. c.,
S14 2S0

0I+, ,AJJ.
1stfoor layatory. recreation room,
maids room and bath. 3 bedrooms. ? baths,
garage, screened side porch. wooded lot.
all brick, attic space, house less than 2
years old Owner transferred For ap-
pointment to see call Bruce Kess,er. WI.
$685. with
s.s SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1908 n St NV Ma 2345.
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SII ,y5U.
3 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS

owner leaving city offers a splendid de-
t9ched brick home, situated on level lot
100 II. deep, Just north OF Georgetown.
u IS convenient to everything Includes
living room with fireplace, large storage
attic, paneied recreation room with flre-
place, gas air-cOnditiOned heat detached
garage The rear yard contains vegetable
gaTden and lovely lawn For details please
call Mr Jones, GE, 30T9
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 141I.
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S1n Q6n

only a few Chevy Chase brick homrs st
;his price, : rms. tile bath, automatic
heat. bul!f-in garage, in new house cond
Located between Conn. and Wis. aveS.
Transp, shopping. schools nearby. I'm
mediate possession. EN- 1900 TO . m
r A. TWEED COMPANY. hbn4 CONN. AVE.
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FYCEpTTONAT. RTTY-S7 1110

Don't fan to see this 5-room brick
bungalow. in excellent condition; located
on a lovely wooded lot: large living rm:
with fireplace, dining room, Kitchen and
large bedrooms screened porch. full
below market values reasonable terms.
SUBURBAN REALTY co, SH 4l61.
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One Of The most attractive BUNGALOWS in
Silver Spring, = large rooms and bath,
screened rOgch lSt floor second floor IN
iShed in : most artistic manner with
rooms ana bath built-in garaGe In base
meDt. Beautiful stone landscapinE sur
rounds home SUBURBAN REALTY co,
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
5Go. Eve, PA. 44nG
Cleveland Park-$15,7 ,750.
Beautiful Grounds. 9O'X14O'

Four bedrooms, . baths on 2nd floor:
ffrst-foor library, storage attic, automatic
heat. maid room and bath, 2-car garage
The house is situated well back from the
street. fine elevations and the lot is excep-
tionaIy well landsCaped, eyergreens
flowers, trees and lily pond. EOSS &
PHELPS, Ma, $500; evenings call Mr.,
POStOn. WO. 1912.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

PETwoRTH BARGAIN ONLY s. $50
Beautiful tapestry brick, s rms, tile
bath with shower Modern kitchen, 3
larRe porchcs Gar Call MR.. MOORE,
Du. 1577 or Adams 2119
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
PHILLIPS g. CANDY, INC,
Ma 4Rnn RealtnrS -1012 1hth ST N W
2 BUNGALOW BARGAINS.

Woodbridge, 5000 Bunker Hill rd.. ne
g rooms tile bath, shower: good cons
dtion; oil heat, screened front porch lot
371ax130. Open. 1880.
Michigan Park, 1905 TAYLOR st. n.e.-5
rooms and bath. attic, oil conditioned
heat. front porch: lot 7Sx67Ia; new roof
WM r. THoRowGooD,
2n24 Rhode Island Ave. NE. DE. 031T.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

KERRY BLUES. S20-S25: Dalmatians,
s15-S20; Cookers Sl5-S20; Boston, 500;
RAT terrier, $40; Wire S1250, Airedale,
$40. IA. 432l
COCKER SPANIELS 90, black, male, Z
weeks old: S10. sligo 1854
DOG, white male, to be given to good
home, collie type. Gil. l7l4-
CAT, male, i year old, black and white;
will give TO good home. TAYLOR 007l.
DOBERMAN PINSCHER, male, exceptional
2 years: cocker spaniel, male, months,
female, months. All registered American
Kennel Club Logan Circle NV
COCKER BITCH beautiful. young, regis
tered, good breeder; also ? thor0uehbred
male cocker puppies, 3 months old. Oh.
p6I6. --
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, thoroushbreds;
reasonable. WI. 7037
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS BOARDING.
Cocker Spaniel Puppies, Stud Service.
p107 BALTIC Ave Berwyn 1879. WA. 1891
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LuST OFF CONN AVE

You will he amazed at this beautiful
f-bedroom brick, = tile baths. SPACIOUS
living rm., with adj. sun parlor on a shaded
lot only . blocks TO Chevy Chase Circle
today Cal! EN-. 1870 to 8 pm.
T A TWEED COMPANY. b6O1 CONN AVE
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gentleman only, semi-pyt bath and shower,
conV. trans, unlim phone. After NJ
ROOM with double bed. suitable for +"
next bath, y block express bus, Petwortr
area RA $500
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BABY CHICKS.
POULTRY e. EGGS.

horns, Conkey's Y-O feeds James Feed
store 6l9 K st. NV. Metropolitan 00&9.
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.

1901 HARVARD 81. NV.
This I0-room and "-bath house, 2-csr
garage. ca be bought a an amazing value.
owner ordered away will sell completely
furnished at SI3,@50 See HARRY ROD,
NlT r 50. n n MA 11y5
Evening star., 1942-04-25

Queens, factories, 10 cost $3.50 900:
Chester, Pa, one-family dwellings.
to cost s2,5oo 900; Lower Merton
Township. Pa. one-famiiy dwellings.
to cost ss74.ooo; Norwood. Pa. one
family dwellings, to cost $87l 900;
Philadelphia, Pa. one-family dwell
ings, to cost 81 SOC. 600: Upper Darby
Township, Pa. one-family dwellings,
to cost si.55s 900: Chicago, H.. one
family dwellings, TO cost 81. .269 900,
and factories, to cost s646. 900; Dear
born, Mich. one-family dwellings. to
cost SI,o14,0o0: Detroit, Mich. one
family dwellings, to cost 1886 900;
Akron, Ohio, one-family dwellings,
10 cost 1891 900: Cleveland, Ohio.
factories to cost $823 600; Columbus,
Ohio. one-family dwellings. to cost
sos 900; West Allis, Wis. factory
to cost $500 900: Wichita, Kans.. one.
family dwellings. to cost 81 $50 900
and multi-family dwellings, to cost
s696 900; washington, D. C.. multi
family dwellings, to cost sl,8l2 900
and public buildings, cost $3,084 900;
Baltimore, Nd. one-fanlily dwell
ings, to cost $3.50, 900 and factories to
cost $i,o40, 900: Norfolk. Va. one
family dwellings to cost $6ll 900:
El Paso, Tex, water-treatment plant,
to cost $699 900: Fort Worth, Tex,
one-family dwellings. to cost *657.-
900: Houston, Tex, one-family dwell
ings, to cost 500 900; Los Angeles.
Calf, one-family dwellings, to cost
81 ,073, 600; multi-family dwellings. TO
cost $3,144, 900, and factories, to cost
81, $50, 900; San Diego Calf, schools
to cost $715,000; San Francisco,
Calf, one-family dwellings. to cost
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ing to use 1T. The wife of a neighbor
has just finished doing over all the
floors of her house with a sanding
machine, with excellent results. Do
not make the mistake of renting q
polishing machine; 1t should be the
kind of machine intended for heavy
work. Light weight machines are
likely to produce uneven results.
Oil Burner Finish.
@. An oil burner used in q living
room has a dark brown, rough
finish, and always looks dusty. What
kind of paint can I use on 1t that
will be glossy and not so much a
rust catcher
A. There are not many kinds of
paint that Withstand the heat of
an oil burner Aluminium paint will
do it, but because of the priorities,
it may be diflcult to obtain. Another
Is the black finish that is used on
boilers. Whatever you use, the first
step must be the thorough cleaning
of the surface with something that
will take off the remains of the
finish; solution of pounds of
washing soda In gallon of water.
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slowly and gives more time to
work 1t.
Shelf Hangers.
@. How can I hang shelves on
concrete cellar walls?
A. At q hardware store you can
get appliances for that purpose;
plugs to drive into holes, and other
devices.
@. How can stop drip caused
by condensation from water pipe?
A. You can cover the pipe with
a special jacketing of the right size.
Hardware dealers and plumbers
carry 1t In stock.
@. I have large fire escape plat
forms which We use as porches on
my three-family brick house. have
to paint them, but the paint chips
easily. Last year gave them coat
Of best bridge paint and then coat
of best outdoor green paint. In no
time rust began to show. What can
I use that will last?
A. Paint is apt to chip Ii the
metal has many coats Of paint on
it. II this is the case, remove the
paint down to the bare metal. This
can be done by burning with
blowtorch. When the metal is clean
and free of rust, apply a coat of
good quality red lead; allowing at
least a week for thorough drying.
Finish with two coats of top quality
floor paint, the kind used for
porches. II you are not familiar
with the use of blowtorch, get
some one with experience to do this
part of the job.
@. Floors in a house that we have
just bought are In need of scraping
We are told that we could do this
ourselves. but having no experience,
do you think that this would be
wise?
A. You can hire q floor sanding
machine from hardware dealer,
and should have no trouble in learn
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ss6s.ooo. and Seattle, wash. one
family dwellinrx In cost eQ4R n00

ss6s.o 900. and Seattle, wash. one
family dwellings. 10 cost se4s.ooo.
Contracts were awarded dlIring
March for the following publicly A.
nanced housing projects containing
the indicated number of dwelling
units: Springfield. Mass, sl.o74. 900
for 300 units: New York City, s2,-
o3o,ooo for 342 units: Allentown,
Pa, s374,ooo for lo4 units: Bethle-
hem, Pa. ss56.O00 for 202 units: Con-
nellsville, Pa. s615.ooo for $50 units:
New Albany. Ind. $4,000 for 1s
units; Detroit. Mich, ss74,0oo for
2l0 units: Wilmington. Del. $3.50. :
900 for 400 units: Rockledge, Fla,
s233 900 for 30 units; Tarrant City.
Ala, si34 900 for As units, and Seat
tie, Wash, s3.o96. 900 for 900 units.
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Urban Building
Continued From Page R-D

will provide 28.69s dwelling units,
or II per cent less than the 34,480
dwelling units reported in the
previous month, and per cent
fewer than the number provided in
March. 1s41. Dwelling units in
publicly financed housing projects
included in these totals numbered
1854 in March. 1912; l4,4S3 in Feb
ruary. 1912. and 3,073 In March, 1941,
Secretary Perkins said.
Permits Are Listed.
Principal centers of various types
of building construction for which
permits we're issued or contracts
were awarded last month, except
those awarded by the War and Navy
Departments, Maritime Commission
and the Defense Plant Corp. which
have been excluded because of their
confidential nature, were:
West Hartford, Conn, factories
to cost 81 .048 900: New York City
Borough of Brooklyn, multi-family
dwelling, to cost 81 ,452, 900, and fac
tories to cost $l,07o,000; Borough Of
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for an example, followed by thor
ough rinsing.
@. Kindly tell me what to use to
bleach grimy marble and polish 1t
after bleaching.
A. The Marble and Stone Insti-
tute, Is East Fortieth street, New
York, publishes an excellent book
let on this subject that can be had
for the asking. 1t gives full in
structions on the cleaning and pol
ishing of marble
@. We are buying an old house
that has old-fashioned, painted pine
floors. How can we get of the paint
and do nice refinishing job?
A. You can rent an electric sand
ing machine that will remove all
the old finish and provide a new,
clean surface. You can then re-
Evening star., 1942-04-25

finish with one of the new floor
seals" Inquire about this at q
large paint store.
@. Where can I obtain informa-
ton on the proper construction OF
a small chimney Does the Gov
eminent issue q bulletin on the
subject2
A Yes. Send S cents to the su-
perintendent Of documents. wash
ington. and ask for Farmers Bulle-
tin 164e, Construction of Chimneys
and Fireplaces You win also find
detailed information on the subject
in my book, which has the same
title as this column.
Note: Mr.. Whitman IL sorry
he can no longer answer personal
letters. He does. however, offer
readers leaflets on . variety Of
subjects. Tcdays leafiet deals
with Replacing Cracked Putty
Around Window Panes." he sure
to send Scent stamped, self
addressed envelope with your
leaf1et request 10 Mr.. Whitman,
p. o. Bex 15e, Times Square Sta
tion, New York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Police Court Aide Advanced

Anthony J. Trombetta. as, yesfer-
day was promoted from deputy clerk
at Police Court 10 assistant proba-
ton of1cer. He succeeds Thomas
J. Campbell, who left recently to
join the Army.
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II you wish = copy Of the leaf
let, Flying Machine Pioneers"
Just send ! SELF addressed,
Scent stamped envelope = Uncle
Ray In care Of The Evening Star.
Read Uncle Ray In The Junior
star Epefy Sunday.
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Love-" starring Irene Dunno. Ray hiIIand and
Otto Kruger.
WRc, 9:00-Greai Artists: coIorafura Lily
Pons is guest. featuring The Blue Danube"
WNAl, 9:30-Spotlieht Band: Gene Krupa's.
WEV, t0:00-Susen Guild Players Good.
bye Mr.. Chips" with Basil Rathbons and Merle
0beron.
WhAL, t0:t5-Aiias John Freedom: John
reseues YugosIay children from the Nazis.
WRc, t0:30-Inter.Ameritan University: The
Fatal hazism Of the Inca civilization is 70.
vealed.
WEN. t0;30-1slk by Wendell WiIIkie.
WINK, tt:15-Treasuy Star Parade: Tran,
serbed program featuring Helen Hayes in An
American in Action"
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UNCLE RAYS CORNER BY Romon Coffmun

Joel Chandler Harris was born in
Georgia in the days of Negro slaves.
That fact had something to do
with his later life. He learned to
know the Negroes on plantations
near his home. They told him stories
and many years later he placed
these stories in books.
Joel himself was no young master
of a plantation. Far from it! His
mother was the breadWinner in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, |

Ldst-mtnute changes m radio pro-
grams sometimes reach The Star
too late for correction that day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16

plantation hired him as "a boy to
learn the printers trade" The
papers circulation was about 1000
copies.
Joel's task was to set type and
he learned the art quickly. Some
times he set up paragraphs which
he had composed himself and these
found their way into the paper.
That was the start of a long news
paper career. It was good start,
because it carried education with it.
There was fine library in the plan
tation house and Joel read many Of
the books in his free time.
After the war was over Joel found
a place as a printer on a newspaper
in Macon. Later he was employed
this time as writer-on small
magazine in New Orleans, the Cres-
cent Monthly.
After his return to Georgia posi-
ton was offered to Harris-now %
years old--on the Atlanta Constitu-
ton. It was in this newspaper that
his first Uncle Remus" stories were
published.
Long before. Harris had known a
Negro called Uncle Remus and in
the stories he pretended that the
Negro was speaking. Tales he had
heard in his boyhood appeared in
the series and later they were gath
cred for q book. Uncle Remus:
His Songs and His Sayings" The
volume proved popular and was fol-
lowed by several others, among them
Nights With Uncle Remus."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
RReR NlAVY q AReR COX

MEN Nb3V ~ 6t&kk S0&
household and had to work hard to
pay family expenses. Yet the boy
was able to wander about and talk
with Negroes.
One Negro was known as Uncle
Ben" and another as Aunt Betsy"
Aunt Betsy was popular with Joel
and his friends because she gave
ginger cakes to children.
When he was Is years old the Civil
War broke out and this brought .
big chance for him. He left school
and went to work. BY earning his
own living he felt that he could save
his mother from too much strain.
A small Newspaper printed On .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Points for Parents

BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
1t is unfair for mother to
change her methods without giv-
ing her children fair 10drning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16

EVENING STAR FEATURES.
Star Flashes: Latest news, twice daily; WMAl
al 1890 am. and pm.
the EVENINGS HIGH LleH1S.
WRc, 7:15-PIeasure lime: Fred Warnings
gang starts saIuiing all the branches Of the
services.
WKV, 7:t5-orson WsI|ss: Dramatizine the
Air Transport Command.
WRC, 8:00-cavaIeade Of America: Alaska
Under Arms" based on 4 recent book. with
Arlene Francis.
WHv, 8:00-Jamss F. BWnss. director Of
the Office Of Economic StabiIization, speaks.
WMAl, 8:30-Tue or False: Merchant sea.
men vs.. woman shipbuiIdes vie.
WRc. S:3o-Afred WaIIensten conducts
George N. Cohan medley.
WMAl, 9:00-Counterspy: Polling laps and
Nazis in one bunch.
WEV, 9:00-Radio Theaier: 10 Mary With
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
Pitfalls Oh Love By Adele Garrison

THE DEPRESSING question
concerning the whereabouts of
Gus and the other men continued
with me as. with eyes fixed upon
the impostor's figure flattened
against the wall, his face turned
toward IL and his unwounded arm
uplifted. ! advanced TO the table
by which he had been standing and
took from it the key TO the door,
which ! had compelled him 10 take
from his pocket and put there.
But though my muscles did not
falter as i picked up the key, and
with a quick backward glance 70
locate any furniture which might
be in the way. began 10 side
toward the door. never taking my
eyes from the figure silhouetted
against the opposite wall, / was
quaking inside as If with ague.