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SEE 9717 CHICAGO AVE, 10 PHILADEL-
phia ave, Takoma Park. Md-New solid
with bedroom and bath on first floor: large
wooded lots; close to transportation and all
utilities: will be opened from 10 am. to 8
pm. See MIR. OREM on premises or call
GE. 1889 or DI. 3346.
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY, 2 BARGAINS,
ne. Washington, slightly used, but as
good as new; l detached 2-story brick and
garage. $3.50; Cape Cod design. 2 baths,
$3.50: terms, 5000 cash, $50 per month.
DI. 1916, JOSEPH c. zIRKLE.
DISTRICT HGTS.. MD-BRICK HOME. 8
rooms: II baths breakfast nook, gear
Hillside o76S-J.
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VALUE AND
CONVENIENCE.


We have specialized in the sale OF homes
up to $500 for 30 years. Telephone or
write for our list of good values.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
Realtors 7th and SITS. NE FIR 5000.
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1Oc ZONE-ARLINGTON. !

Broom shingle bungalow. finished
room in attic, space for another. LarEs
lot, flowers, Shrubbery, oil heat Posses
sion March L. Price. $4,000. Phone
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81 450
, ,fJU.
ARLINGTON. VA

You will reconize value in this two.
story brick Colonial home On the FIRST
floor, living room with fireplace, dining
room, fully equipped kitchen. On thR
second floor, l bedroom 17x14. another
l2x12. and a tile bath with shower. Fun
water heat The rear lot is completely
fenced, perfect for child 8 play yard. Com
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO. 4
CHI. 3131. GIL. 3434 {
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COIORED.
A PaIrnn~r
BEDROOMS.
Genuine and AUTHENTIC Sacrifice.

GtnUINe anu HUINtIIIC OdCTINCe.
Attention, Doctors and Dentists
One of the finest homes ever built In
MaShplnstoa;, Note eo these features @ ana NO, you
from Penna ave Beautiful detached =
room. 20-foot pressed brick, bay-window
home; tile bath, lovely reception hall, 3
f1replaces, enormous rooms ami, oil heat,
gear garage, iron porch, front and rear
yard. wide alley, large basement with
front and rear ent.: can be converted into
apt, office or recreation room, extra toilet
in basement, new Roper gas range, Frigid-
aire. pantry: new-house condition, new
inlaid lnoleum in kitchen; open all day
Sunday; only Sc, $50; very attractive terms
or discount for cash above b. and l.; va
cant; immediate possession. OWNER, GE.
55TS
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WESTHAVEN
GEORGETOWN-Sl2OOO
J. LEO KOLB.

Remodeled brick home OF Z rooms and
bath, in excellent section: ready for occu-
Dsncy Call for appointment after hours,
Michigan 2I2l
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IT'S SO NECESSARY

For fine living to have all the wonderful
features that this house contains, consist
ing OF strictly modern kitchen. all de
luxe eoulpment, large living room, dining
bath, full basement with outside entrance
and toilet; JIM construction, F. H. A.
financing; located in the Silver Spring
GRAHAM-HAII,. WI 3o50
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FACING SPRING VALLEY.
CHEVY CHASE n r s1o o50

GAS UTAH AVE NV
Detached brick. insulated, b rms, 2
paths oil heal. recreation rm.. garage
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
DREAM HOUSE,

superbly built Of pre-priorities materials.
Lge; living and dining rms, sparkling
kitchen. lavatory on 1st floor. lovely
heated 3rd floor Recreation rm., auto
matte air cond. Ideal location with public
transportation, 1881 Roxanna rd. NV. Just
OF 10th st. 3 blocks past Kalmia rd. Near
Rock Creek PIX Open every day, Phone
Mr.. Lundgren at GE O632
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BRArMOoR, BETHESDA : 2-sTORY
bric4 6 rms, full basement, automatic
heat, attach. garage; occupied 10 mo-: lge.
lot; restricted community; block new
81 800 cash; open sun. and Mon, I'M;
to pm; nights by appointment. S512
GEORGETOWN I'd. and Bradley blvd. WI
Td12 ~"
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BEST BUY IN SILVER SPRING. MD,
S715 Geren rd.-SS.450.00; 81 900 cash.
SO monthly: immediate occupancy: new
all brick, rooms, lot 54h'x156', land
scaped; fireplace, auto. heat, de luxe
kitchen: near Govt paIk Open and heated
daily and Sunday Out Piney Branch rd,
"a 50. past Sligo Park, left on Manchester
Ioinar prannh Ants
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WHAT A BARGAIN!

Immediate possession, detached brick. s
rooms ll2 baths, bedroom on first floor
screened front and double rear porcheS.
h.-w.h. with automatic stoker, garage,
large lot with small greenhouse. located
in highly restricted section OF University
Park. near Hyattsvile Md. price. $3.50;
terms. Call EN- 63l5 or DI. G14o.
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Continued on Next Pags.b
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NORTHEAST BARGAIN.
612 LEXINGTON PL. NE.

Groom. bath brick, inclosed sleeping
porch, finished basement, new gas furnace.
ton; convenient to schools, transportation
and stores. within walking distance of
many Govt. depts. $3.50. Can arrange
financing. Open Sunday from 2 to D m.
for inspection. A real bargain at this
price. Phone OWNER, Lincoln 0959,
for further information.
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uolJsEs FIR OR UhFUR.

A LARGE HOUSE, SUITABLE FOR A
real home. for girls only. BOX Bob. Star.
20'
6 ROOMS, AMI, OIL HEAT, LARGE
lawn and porches. bus at door; reason
able rent. Phone Kensington 12s-M'
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2 NEW 6-RM., BATH AND. GARAGE
houses, SS5 per month. Rockville, Md.
Rockville 1861.
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RENT ABOUT

FOR SALE OR POSSIBLY RENT ABOUT
April Practically brand-new 7-room
brick large lot, near schools and transpor-
tation, 2 baths, maids toilet, gas heat, air
condition 1903 Newport ave-, CHEVY
Chase Md Wisconsin 1879.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE PAY CASH FOR NE. AND Sc. PROF.
erty; quick settlements. GUNN IL MILLER,
800 11th st. sc. FR. 2100.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

BEAUTIFUL LARGE HOME IN FINE SEC
ton OF old Georgetown: Handsomely, fur
nished; ApTii to GeS96eT i co s69S sbope per
ham Bldg. Ma. 1850.
NEW HOME, 2 B R, COMPL FURN;. INCL
linens: 23 minis. downtown. Available FEB.
% until May; WA. 1881 or Ho. 7l3s or os! RE,
1900. Ext. 6lS1. ~
BEAUTIFULLY FURN, COMPLETE 4
bedrms, . baths, sleeping porch; maids 9sifr
able location; 500. HO. 6565. EXT 44l.
SEVERN BUNGALOwS-DIREC ON
water. Beautifully furnished. mahogany
antiques. Committing distance, 81 miles.
8 minutes to Annapolis. Good roads nne
eiec. ranges and refg. Servants quarters,
garages; Phone Sat: and sun. Annsp91tis ao1ti
more, Mulberry 1854 4;
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. FURN.. RMS.
OIL neat. tile bath. large game nm reg
pool table; ping pong slO0. cH o55..o4 5.o4
9 ROOMS FOR RENT OR SALE, 8 ACRES
sfruifaa si knds sTGHRas AZ o KINDS
large chicken coop. 100 chickens all layers;
large greenhouse, tools. beautiful Belglsn
police dog Brand-new Chevrolet truck.
TFaRsR Wsshingtc1 S1ndS5fA VA sa25s o5is ~ nun -O
312 CUMBERLAND ST.. SOMERSET. MD;
Gust beyond District lines rooms, 4
bedrooms. oil heat; near transportation;
sANDoz, INC, : Dupont Circle DU. 1894.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c..
54sa 32nd st.-e rooms 2 baths built,in
Completely furnished except linens and
silver: can be seen by appointment only;
price Si32j sDw. H. JONES & CO. ann
$500 Conn. Ave. MO. 25OU
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BRIAR INN
|. ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

and 10 in Christian home near school II
country or suburbs. Advise rate and To-
cation Box 491-Z. Star.
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AN INVESTMENT AND HOMES YRS.
old, 3-unit brick apt. house. $3.50; in
come Sl32 a month. 905 Domer ave,
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DV4IINVI. N1TIV F7IIVI y " =. =
CHEVY CHASE-$10,500.
Semi-detached. 4-bedroom and 2i2-bath
home, fireplace, garage, oil heat: easy terms
May rent furnished at $3.50. Call for ap-
pointment after hours. Michigan 2l2l.
J. LEO KOLB, INC,
1o2- WIS AVE MI oI00
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APARTMENTS UkEURNIsHED.

ARLINGTON COUNTY. WAYNE ST. AT s,
Glebe rd.-New flre-safe apartment;
rooms, kitchen dinette and bath. Imme-
diate possession; $50 80 mo.
ENGLISH BASEMENT OF KNOTTY PINE
walls. open fireplace. pvt. entrance and
shower 1742 Hobart st. NV. HO. 3435.
3073 VISTA ST. NE-3 ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath, clean and bright: close to everything.
1IOS 4th ST. NE-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN.
private bath, to employed couple. Atlantic
5S19.
81 WASHINGTON BALTIMORE BLVD,
dinette, kitchen bath, elec. and heat furn.,
sos mo- Warfeld 1910.
5OI1 3rd ST. N.W-BASEMENT APT IN
pvt home large room, kitchen, bath, gas.
elec., phone included: refg.: Govt. employees;
$40. Randolph 4339.
ARLINGTON, VA.-S5O PER MO. RMS,
kitchen, PVT. bath; gas. elec., heat, refg.
furn.; adults only. Call CHI 2354.
3431 9 ST, NV RMS, KITCHEN
NEW. LARGE 4-ROOM APT, INCLUDING
large, modern kitchen. refrigerator, tiled
bath, screened-in porch; gentileS adults,
S85. Shepherd 4947-R.
APARTMENT. 14th AND CONCORD NV.
Unusual; 3 exposures; ]. T., b.r., k, din,
bath. gentiles. adults only, S65. ARBEE,
WI. 4424.
THE CRESCENT, 1883 CRESCENT PL.
n.w.-2 rooms. dinette. bath, $40. r. o.
BELT. Union Trust Bldg. 22"
ARLINGTON. VA-MODERN BLDGS.
1-rm.. kit, ath apts., available soon;
adults; restricted. Chestnut 1900.
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BETHESDA, MD-BUNGALOW, EXCEL
lent condition, rooms and bath, new OIL
heat, garage, eft. fenced-in rear yard,
Venetian blinds throughout. $5,250.
OWNED oliver Q943
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK, 1888 VAN
Ness ST. nw.-Semi- detached four-bed-
room home: double garage: near Blu. Stand
ards. schools. transportation; very attrac-
lively financed; warrants investigation II
interested in immediate possession OF home
in this desirable location at monthly cost
under 500. Open Sunday afternoon.
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BONA FIDE BARGAIN
2-FAMILY HOUSE,

oR1G1NAL CoST, $4,000.
60 Morris pl. ne. (bet. 9Th and 9TH.
F and Gl. (all white).. 6-room and "a
kitchens. very deep lot. basement, garage,
h.-w.h., ami, laundry tubs; house being
put in new house condition inside and out;
$50 90 month Possession in 30 days If de-
sired. Top floor will rent for $4,000 mo.
Very attractive. Terms or discount for
cash above b. and !. OWNER, GE. 551S.
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ONLY ONE LEFT.

100000 Down. $1,000 Per Month.
r Priced Price at only S4;So0;O0. Located in
20 minutes from downtown washington, n
block from bus line Call r. K. PITTS
Fairfax 50, between & and pm 21s =
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tractive home at 44oS WINDOW pi. NV. in
excellent condition; oil heat: six rooms,
center hall. downstairs bedroom with bath;
l block from bus line. Call OWNER, Emer-
son 9463.
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ROBERT GAYLOR,
1856 Georgia Ave, SH. 2145.
OWNER OEFERS

3-year-old 6-rm. detached brick and
asbestos sfingle home in excellent condi
ton; attached garage: NV, section. 4
blocks beyond District line; level lot 80 by
1875: economical oil hot-water heat, tile
bath basement toilet, fireplace and built-in
bookcases Wisconsin 72l5
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SILVER SPRING. Md.

S1O,5OO-9 rms. 2 baths. lavatory. "a
acre fenced lot garage.
O.25O-6 rms, 2 baths, brick, garage.
S9.150-4 bedrms., bath. block to bus.
S6,950-5 rms, bath. brick, garage.
OTHERS
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Between Conn. and Wis. near all schools
Splendid get. brick, fenced rear yard. cent.
hall, lst-h law, rec: rm., fireplace, bedr.,
MR. ROSS. MA n RR. WO SIG
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COLLEGE PARK

Beautiful 7-room home, center-haI CO.
lonial. maids room and bath in base
ment, 2 baths on 2nd floor, storage attic;
only 3 years old: gear garage; nice lot
full of treese price, S1l,950. 6907 Wake
Forest drive.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
1904 Wis
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WHITE HOUSE.

4-story brick residence. zoned LIST com
mercial, 10 rooms, 3 baths, oil heat, good
condition; suitable for Offices OF national
organization or combination Offices and
dwelling: attractiyely priced. Ma. 104O
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TRY AND MATCH THIS.
- BLOCK OFF NICHOLS AVE.


- BLOCK OFF NICHOLS AVE.
HEART OF CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
ONLY S5,95O.
school, MOVIES bus and shopping center
Listen to these features: Detached s.
room and bath home, INV h, ami, very
large rooms. hoored attic, individual
metal garages, lot 60xl25, with stone
wall running entire width. Modernistic
kitchen. New-house condition. Rented,
$4,000 mo. Possession in 80 days II desired.
above b. and !. OWNER. GE. 557S. 22'
CLEVELAND PARK.
Vacant corner brick. large rooms. 2
open fireplace; conveniently located on two
bus lines: not new, but a good home in
good place to live: price, $3.50. terms.
Call MR.. WEAVER, WO. 4944 or DI. 3346
BEST SMALL, HOUSE
In Washington. D C., one year old. deep
lot. space for garden: two blocks to trans
portatlon: $4,000: good terms: must be
sold Call MR.. FOSTER, WA. 9l7S or
DI. 1916. exclusive agent.
WOODSIDE FOREST MD
An S-room. 3-bath detached brick Cape
Cod. center hall. living room, dining room,
den. breakfast nook and kitchen on first
floor and 3 large bedrooms and baths on
second floor; full bath in basement built-in
garage: price. $4,000: terms 10 suit. Call
MR. LEACHE, SH. 429S-R or DI. 3346.
BRIGHTWOOD.
Brick, contains rooms, baths. recrea-
tion room. built-in garage. arranged for
families: price, $3.50, with 81. 900 or
ment: MR.. PARTJOW, RA. 1886 or
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ATTENTION. ONLY $3.50.
HOME pITYFR OR INVESTOR

1877 Penn st. ne. half block from
Trinidad ave. and bus. Lovely Groom
and bath home. h.-w.h., ami, garage,
laundry tubs, basement; near everything.
house to be completely decorated and put
in new-house condition inside and OUT;
high elevation and surrounded by all new
homes tall white). Very attractive terms
or discount for cash above b. and l.
OWNER. GE. 557S. Present tenant has
rented house for 3 years. Possession. in
2n II 6aHired .ns
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COLLEGE PARK

This charming 7-room brick. center-haT.
3l2-bath home, including den and maids
room. offers a wonderful value for the
money: attic Gear garage, wooded lot:
recondltioned, only 3 years old price,
Sll.95U: terms. 6q07 Wake Forest dr..
Open daily and Sunday.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP.
WI 243l. T2O4 Wisconsin Ave
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APARTMENTS UNFURkISHED.
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PAUL P. STONE,
Rooming HouSe-DoWntoWn

% rms. 4 baths. oil heat. 1O-car garage:
present income. $3.50 month plus Arm. apt.
used by owner. Priced low, including fur
niture. Terms. Taylor 1880. MR.. KRAFT.
North 77S5
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-05

Of aircraft recognition films in
mechanical animation.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-05
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-05

range through its 5000 period cos
tunes from everywhere. The new
designs will be shown in special
neckwear and scarf exhibit this
month. They are the museums
contribution to fresh, war-right
American style to meet need
which war-pressed women have
been making known spectacularly,
lately, in neckwear departments OF
stores everywhere.
Separate neckpieces may be 49,
with hats the last articles of
American womenS clothes to be re-
stricted by Uncle Sam. Both pro-
mote fabric conservation. For that
the only things that clothes-ration-
ed British women can buy without
presenting clothes-coupons.
Designers are even offering dres-
ses and suits, for fall, with neck
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-05

Foncies
By Paul Harrison

HOLLYWOOD, July - Behind
the screen: Three of the new sea-
sons biggest movies will deal re-
ipectively. with the past present
md future of U. S. air power. Co
lumbia expects to spend at least
81 100000 on Isaac Don Levine's
The Life of General Billy Nit
chell,' although Washington has
said a picture about the outSpoken
advocate of unified air power
would not serve the best interests
)f the country at this tine" It's
cinch Columbia will pull it's
punches or get no Army-Navy CO.
operation.
A new John Steinbeck novel,
Bombs Away becomes the sub
iect of an all-out effort with plenty
If official aid. The author gets
s250,000 for the movie rights and
will give it to Army Emergency Re-
lief. Picture is to be made and dis
tributed for cost, with all profits
o the Army Air Corps. Col Daryl
zanuck will produce, and expects to
borrow Clark Gable, Jimmy Stewart
and other big names now in service
Only studio that could film Alex
ander de Severskr's book, Vic
tory Through Air Power" is Disney
because the sky giants and vast
aerial fleets envisioned by the engi-
neer haven't been built; so they
must be drawn. Walt has started
work with a staff which already is
Observation-Disclosures 1.-THE making
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-05

NEW YORK, July 4-tNEA) -
Neckwear is doing quite a job in
well-dreSsed women's Wardrobes -
the kind of job, experts say, that
neckwear hasn't done since the
Nineties, when every woman put
something soft and pretty around
her throat and hoped it made her
lCck like Lillian Russell in a fiChu.
Some of the new ones hint of the
beauteous Lily's famed wl-like
collar. These are georgette crepe
collars, laced-edge, in black, navy
and brown. They give print dresses
a new lease on life in midsummer
by supplying a whisper of-fall &C
cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-05
Schools w Socie
Churche. vi xI1ICl COl W w OlllCl1
Juvenile Delinquency Gives
No. One POlicewoman Headache
Three Big Assets Aid U. S.
Female Sleuth in Hard Job

much more acute today, I'd say
that any normal, well-balanced
person coming here makes out as
well as she would in any large city
Don't forget" she adds out of
the depth of her experience,
you'll almost always find the
problem girls who turn up here
were, to some extent, problems at
home"
Captain Rhoda has an amusing
anecdote to tell of the eternal SOL
dier problem 1t seems some wor-
ried mothers reported their teen
age daughters were off every eve.
ming doing what they called vol
unteer air raid watching. but
which the mothers suspected was
simply keeping the soldiers on the
iearchlight batteries company.
Would Capt. Milliken please send
them home? A special policeman
accordingly Wis ted the usual bat
terry location the following evening,
but found only lone sentry who
said the battery nad been moved
and its location was a military
secret
when I called the mothers back
to report this" laughs the police
diucctor, "thcy retorted, 'Well-it
certainly isn't militarg secret to
our girls-theyre out again to-
night Needless to say, little
army-police cooperation soon put
a stop to that kind of war work. "
AS for commercialized vice, the
experienced po..ce captain reports
no alarming increase in her ma
tive Washington Nor has there
been any noticeable influx of new
camp-followers, as far as current
police checkups indicate.
Amusement and recreation, how
ever, are direly needed, especially
on weekendS when the streams of
soldiers and sailors-some strolling
happily with girls on their arms,
others in bored or hopeful four
some-turn the downtown parks
and glaring, show-lined tn ST. in
to musical-comedy settings.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-05
BY ELEANOR RAGSDALE

WASHINGTON, July tSEih)-
Capt. Rhoda Milliken, chief OF the
Womenis Bureau of the District of
Columbia police force, has three big
assets to help her cope with the
capitals wartime disciplinary prob
lens.
First is her ready sense of hu-
NOR, deepened by % years of SER
vice on the Washington force.
Second is her regular staff of %
experienced policewomen she's
been vainly campaigning for more.
SHE LIKES BEING
CALLED A COP
Third. her special emergency
shock troops are the 10 new vol
urteer police auXiliarieS - sworn
in for part time duty during the
past few months after a 28-hour
training course in the fundamen-
tails of evidence. arrest, first aid
etc.
Washington's smiling, crinkl',-
eyed Wisp of a cop-she likes be-
ing call2d one-thinks that of all
her current law enforcement
headaches the increase in juvenile
delinquency is the most serious.
Not that she CLOSES over the re-
Sponsibility of seeing that 10000
government gals, averaging about
20 years of age, tread the straight
and narrow path. Or, minimizes the
job of eagle-eyeing the furlough
fun of the hundreds of soldiers and
sailors that throng Washing IONS
streets and hot spots nearly every
night.
GIRL PROBLEM
is OVER EMPHASIZED
But, she feels those angles are
apt to be over-emphasized.
After all, the government girls
are being taken care of much bet
ter than during the last war;"
points out the chief" I'VE didn't.
have departmental personnel di-
rectors or as Established re-
creation and welfare committee,
housing registries or rent control
in those days.
And although the situation is
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-05
SCARVES ADD
DASH OF COLOR

And that's typical OF The ward
robe stretching reason why neck
wear is important this year. In
the trend are twin scarves - two
squares of floral or geometric-pat-
termed material-used rs a sash
and a turban respectively. These
can convert neutral-colored basic
daytime dress into decidedly fes-
tive and individual costume.
They are worn by every type of
Wcman-frOm the smart housewife.
who thus gets another summers
afternoon dress wear out of her last
springs wardrobe backlog, to the
young war production worker, who
thus feminizes her slacks and meets
no-hair-flyipg regulations.
D'ckeys bibs. or gilets also make
fashion news. A new one actually
transforms the neckline of a suit
costume, contributing a distinctive
and original flavor by means of
reason, hats and neckwear are now
several quiet curves at Madsme's
throat. This bowed, embroidered
touch is done in cotton. the sum-
mer's outstanding lingerie fabric.
Cotton is quilted in another new
collar and cuff set-and forecasts
a summer -into-fall mode wherein
"neckwear" will mean anything
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-05

The same dearth of recreation
and supervised leisure is one Of
the chief reasons, Capt. Milliken
feels, for the tremendous rise in
the number of juvenile delinquents.
With both parents working in
many families, and inadequately
supervised Fairgrounds or club pro-
grams for after-school activities for
the older children, a wave of house
breaking has broken out among
the younger boys while, during the
last three months, a considerable
number of girls around 13 to Is
have been picked up for shoplifting.
Judging from England'S expe-
rience," reports the philosophical
director, this is a regular wartime
Observation-Disclosures rate went
up 40 percent the first year of
war. Our is 80 percent above the
level of 2 years ago" She explains
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-05

that in many cases stealing is an
outlet for other emotional disturb
ances-which ma" indicate why a
number of the girl shop-lifters come
from fairly well-off families, and
can give no explanation of why
they take things.
GIRLS SEEKING
NEW EXCITEMENT
They may be reflecting home
tension or merely seeking excite
ment and attention to keep up
with defense - and War-occupied
parents - mothers who wear uni
forms, fathers who are air-raid
Wardens and brothers in the SER
vice.
We've got to look out especially
for the new families that are pour
ing into all the boomtoWns like
Washington. Children in a strange
city, without ties and friends or
places to PLAY, are just ripe for
mischief
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-05
HISTORY INSPIRES
SOME NEW STYLES

1t is shaped something like a
half-circle. By manipulating the
drawstring which runs through the
circular edge cf the neckpiece. you
can wear it as a flattering collar,
or a fetching snoodlike turban, or
an apron which pretties a simple
daytime dress for a date.
The triple-duty smarty was in
spired by a Nineteenth Century
hood that English women wore.
This is one of forty-odd new. in
geniouS ideas that manufacturers
and designers evolved from exhib-
it's in the Museum of Costume Art.
The museum invited them to