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Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showink

S0Se.
National - "Hellnpoppin'." AIS
and 8:15 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-'Dr. Kildare's Victory"
. glamorous debutante now enters
the godd doctors life: II an, las,
4:30, 7:30 and 10:45 pm. Stage
shows: 1855, 3:45, $50 and 9:l5
pm.
Columbia - "Skylark," domestic
frolic with Claudette Colbert: 11:4o
am, AS, $50, SIS, 7:50 and 10 pm.
Earie-"Sergeant York." biography
Of a hero: 10:40 am. 100. 4:05,
6:45 and $40 pm. Stage shows:
1855, $40, $40 and 9:15 pm.
Keith's-"Ball of Fire" Barbara
Stanwyck knocks the dignity out of
Gary Cooper: 1l:15 am. l:20, 1928,
$50, 7:35 and $40 pm.
Little -"Wuthering Heights" the
passionate romance with Laurence
Olivier and Merle Oberon: II am,
ITO, $40, 5:25. 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Metropolitan - Target for To-
night" the r. A. F. pays q cali on
Germany: 11:10 am. 1:20. 3:35,
5:45, 8 and 1910 pm. "A Date With
the Falcon: 1915. 2:30, 4:40, SIS
and 9:10 pm.
Palace-"How Green Was My
Valley" the movie version Of Rich
ard Llewellyn's best-seller: II am,
lao. 4:20, and 9:40 pm.
Pix-"Her Enlisted Man: l1:20
am, 2:10, 4:50, 7:30 and 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux-Newsa and shorts; con-
tinuouS from 10 am.
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to pantomime, because he refuses to
learn the shortest speech.
Abbott and Costello are another
pair who have no worries. They've
been using the same dialog for 20
years.
Remembering merely the cue
words Of speech Is Rosalind
Russell's memory secret.
Cary Grant claims relaxation and
memory 60 hand in hand. So he
Tolls in . bathtub while stoking up
for his next days speech.
When Pat OBrien has dimcult
scenes to learn. he takes . walk
around his Brentwood neighborhood
Strangers have often thought the
man demented. As he speaks the
lines aloud.
Jean Arthur writes her dialog out
In long hand the night before
Spencer Tracy has the old stock
company actors method Of master
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Adapts Novel

The task Of adapting Nov,
Voyager" to the screen has been as
signed by Warner Bros. to Casey
Robinson. Now, Voyager" is q
new novel by Olive Higgins Prouty,
author of stella Dallas" and its
film version will be one of Warmers
most important productions Of the
coming season.
Robinson has written the screen
plays Of some Of the most notable
pictures produced by Warmers. His
recent assignments were the cur
reutly showing "One Foot In Hea-
ven." and Kings Row." which will
be released early next year. Both
were adaptations Of best-selling
books.
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has ever known or possibly ever win
know Is Shirley Temple. She's o.
disconcerting actress to work With
because she almost never misses .
speech or even an infection. That's
the sort Of perfection that CRATES On
old timers.
Rsieassd By the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Ine.)
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Three and Not Out

When a motion picture stays
three weeks at one Washington
stand, you can be sure it's got some
thing. Ball Of Fire" has now
started its third week at Keith's,
and among the things it's got are
Gary Cooper impersonating a
solemn professor and Barbara
Stanwyck impersonating . slangy
night club dancer who knocks the
pins from under his solemnity.
Very funny business.
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who can lick
the be-daylights
out Of any one
else In the world.
Thus, the pic
ture. IS e r 6 t.
York" at the
Earle, Is more
than superb en-
tertainment. It
Is also a pro-
foundly encour-
aging intimation
that once he is
ar rou s e d, the
American always
will do a hero's
Job in behalf Of
ubat ha helieves
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'Skvlark' Back

"Skylark," screen version Of the
play, moves now to Loew's Columbia
for second week downtown.
Claudette Colbert is the wife who
wearies Of a husband Ray Milland)
Who is wed really to the advertising
business and Brian Aherne Is the
fellow who has time for other things
than the advertising business.
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'Tar6et' Stavs

Target for Tonight" the British
documentary Aim showing the plan
ming and execution Of . bombing
raid ON Germany carried out by the
r. A. r., continues for . second
week at the Metropolitan. It's both
authentic and highly dramatic.
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You Needn't Be a Genius
But a Memory Helps
Being Report on Methods Used
By the Stars in Memorizing
Those Words They Must Say
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.


good memory does help Sometimes the fellow
memore whole minutes dialog
actors Of reel it on for
Expedents resorted
have dven the remembered Addison Smm Seattle
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RY LAY CARMODY.

Alvin York So old Americas greatest hero
In World War wng 20 German machine and
1872 officers and the tacin
hilbiy
a is
different form
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Sergt. York Perfect Hero
For Timely, Heroic Movie
Life Story of Greatest Warrior in 1917.l8
Comes to Screen as Brilliant Drama of
Great Inspirati0nal Force in 1912

Editors its gala premiere here July 81.
picture of
elected oowtng praise reprinted its ru~
popular prices at the EarleJ
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"sERGT YORK" Warner Bros pro.
duction starring Gary Cooper. produced
by Jesse L. Iasky and Hal B. Wallis,
directed by Howard Hawkes.. ORIGINAL
screenplay by Abem Finkel. Harry Chand-
lee. Howard Koch and John Huston.
based upon the diary Of 6ergt. Alvin c.
York. At the Earle.
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acter of q rarely fine movie, he in
spiringly symbolizes the American
Evening star., 1942-01-17

All Time Schedules Given in Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature
Is Presented.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

made her to her innocence before the altar
AS the years went by, matters grew worse. Do what
she could dstraugh girl could not convince him OF
her fathfulness to him Finally a moment Of jealous
frenzy he strangled her to death.
At Mauduits trial. where he sentenced to de- the
wife although dead able to give conclusive evidence
innocence In her will she bequeathed substan-
tal to the person who could prove beyond question
that she had been unfaithful to her husband
Although the executors of the will gave wide publicity
to the curious legacy stepped forward to make
charge against her Maudut in the shadow of the gull
lotine believed-ony too ate-in the innocence OF
his wife.
In Analysing the of Pierre Mauduit, Dr. Faret
points that the lawyer infected with the disease
jealousy and that he would have been jealous of
person whether he had any for it or not
"A jealous husband may have wife who is as good
as gold who will much cast look at another
man. her. and himself with demonstra
tons of insane jealousy" the psychologist said.
ION the other hand, who is not constitutonaly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

into frenzy the supposed Inconsistency Of woman
friend.
1t is Dr. Farets contention that Of all human psyche
logical defects jealousy the greatest suffering.
The number of tragedies laid at its door-although
not all violent the of Pierre Mauduts legion
but DR. Fare believes that great number of them could
be averted if only people would recognize the fact that
jealousy is disease
Sufferers should undergo regular medical treatment in
order to be cured Although he regards Jealousy disease
hereditary the psychologist nevertheless contends that
nervesoothing treatment, diet based mainly vege
tables and rich Wamns, exercise regular hours and the
avoidance of caffein alcohol and ncotne)
do much to keep the green-eyed monster in check
Jealousy the French doctor asserts is a matter OF
glands homones that 90 out Of 100 subject
gall trouble.
Medical treatment for jealousysufferng patients should
be restricted to physical and chemical therapeutics
alone include psychatrc consultation DR.. Faret
reports achieved excellent results with dieetc
prescriptions coupled with psycho-anaytic treatment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

a victim the jealousy germ will remain in blessed gnor
of his wfes msdeeds if they patent to all
the world excepting himself"
The constutionaly jealous wife goes into fits if her
husband half hour late from business con-
ference while the woman who is susceptible to the
cravings of the greeneyed monster will smile bandy and
increduousy if her husband turns in the small hours
morning and tells her. with pretended POPULARITY
what actually is the truth-that he has been out on
hinge with another woman.
DR. Farets theory unique and not generally accepted
other psychologists But whether true not ii poses
interesting material for thought Psychologist Fare
goes that he detect outward signs
of a jealous disposition in persons physique
He maintains that jealous nature is rooted in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

HF~EPTEMBER 20 1886. Pierre Mauduit was executed
today for the strangulaton murder of his wife :"
- These the opening words of remarkable case
history the files of DR. Paul Faret the famous
French psychiarst who puts the forward proof
interesting scientific theory that jealousy hered
tary disease durable like any other human ament The
following story true in every detail except the
which is fictitious
Pierre Mauduit a provincial French lawyer Of
modest He jealous man by nature, but
being highly intelligent he keeny of his short
coming He wildly remembered how his father had tor
mented his mother with fits of frantic jealousy
That why Maudut grimly determined that such
thing not going TO upset his married life. And
So when became time him to seriously consider
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

marriage, he made
q vow a t he
would find a girl
whose fid e ii t y
would be beyond
question.
The lawyer rea-
soned t h a t with
such a mate he
would h ave no
cause for jealousy
hence t h e r e
would be no rea-
son for tempera-
mental outbursts.
So he took care to
marry a girl who
was profoundly re-
ligious "a devout
r ON an Catholic
who had b e e n
raised in a con-
vent.
The only place
that she ever went
without her hus-
b an d w a S the
church. But even
this knowledge
was not enough to
give peace of mind
to the ever-sus-
pecting M a u duit.
Every tim e she
went off to Mass,
he suspected her
Of deceit.
Things fin a lily
r e a C h e d such a
stage that the law
yer had his wife
watched e v c r y
time she went to
and ( r o m the
church, a n d even
t h gu e h nothing
could be reported
against her, he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
=#=. Freak RdinSt0rmS = =:
That Scared The SuperstitiOuS

Coalsburg, Alabama, on May ~, 1897
Although there are lot of questions
vet to be answered, scientists Know
that such storms are caused by tor
nadoes which lift objects high into the
air in one section of the country ana
drop them down on another. Sucn
storms have been known TO drain ponds
completely and objects have been car
ried for miles.
When a shower of frogs fell on Italy
a few years ago, the stomachs OF the
animals were examined and the vege-
tation found there showed clearly that
the creatures had been carried hun
dreds Of miles from home.
Egyptian snakes once fell In scat
tered parts of London and scientists
concluded that these. too, had been
sucked up in tornado in northeastern
Africa and carried TO England.
Perhaps the queerest geological
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

"p h y 81 C al and
chemical predispo-
sition of the indi-
vidual," and that
from his or her re-
sulting appearance
he can spot those
suffering from the
disease.
Skinny and So
C a IL c d "liverish"
men tend towards
a jealous nature,
he contends, while
the man who in
clineS to obesity
hardly ever doubts
his wife's fidelity.
In the case of
women it is more
often the other
way around--with
the rubicund and
fat type of woman
being more prone
to worrying about
the guilt of her
spouse,
This applies TO
mothers just as it
does to wives" DR..
Faret asserts, "for
jealousy b Ell o ngs
by no means ex-
clusively to con-
jugal or sexual re-
lations."
A person who is
suffering from the
Jealousy disease"
will find an outlet
somehow. He cites
C a s e s of school
girls who are often
wildly jealous Of
the favors of a be-
loved teacher, or
women who will go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

.
reported falling Sweden and this another in
which thousands of tiny worms FELL
There have been three known instances of fish
storms the United States on February g. 1890 Mont
gomery, Alabama, dcluged with fish tumbltng from
the sky while similar shower reported at Seymour,
Indiana August 1891 Eels rained down on startled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

W. /HENEVER a person pops up
W with the exclamation that its
w raining cats and dogs" you'd
better take a good look out OF the
window-because, strange as 1t seems
he might be telling the truth.
AS a matter of scientific record
there have been storms in which frogs,
toads, worms, fishes, snakes, and even
butterflies came tumbling down.
Only few months ago, Italians in
the northern province Of Fontanella
del Piano were scared by a rain of
blood" which lasted for more than an
hour. News dispatches which came
out via Berne Switzerland, said that
scientific investigation showed that the
downpour was not red. but only looked
that way because il was filled with
thousands of r,lddy-colored worms. one
To fOuT inches long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

coudburs of all time years ago butter
flies rained down from the sky and sank the merchant
ship Adler in the Persian Gulf The pretty creatures,
banketed the vessel that the hemsman unable
aground Jebrn Island wrecking the craft At
inquiry into the disaster Captain Hans Voge told his
ship wrecked by butterflies and scientists upheld him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

1892 by American Weekly Rights Reserved
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, colored, experienced, lob in pri-
vate family or restaurant; exDericnced in
parties. Decatur 2657.
GIRL, colored, wishes lob as maid, no Sun
days. cleaning. G30 Q st. n W. back apt
GIRL, colored, would like job as mother S
helper: live in. Phone Hobart 7497.
GIRL, "olored, wants job as maid for
empl couple; references. 1921 l. ST. n W
GIRL (colored), wants night work as
waitress or countergirl IN d restaurant or
cafeteria, full time. North 3S0S,
GIRL, colorcd wishes work of any kind:
experienced North 4295.
ROUsEKEEPER, refined white widow. COM
petent homemaker practical nursing exp;
widcweIs home or or > adults pref; no
laundry: Al refs. At once: sos mo. Box
I lS5-M, Star. D -
LADY. experienced, reliable and dsoend-
able, desires h.w. by day; very good cook.
MI 442n 81
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

PRIVATE ENTRANCE, downtown: large
single room, newly decorated, close to bath;
S35 per mo. 92S 22nd St. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. 1902 Conn. ave
LaTge front nm 5m quet ddor pvt f homs $50 mo
rm,, pine paneled; fireplace, desk, shelves,
3 closets. hot-cold running water, lava
Rel. Rel 500 800 for M ;. Single rm, $40 EN- 1854
2519 PA. AVE. NW.-Nicely furnished
large front room with private bath single
beds: suitable for 3; other rooms. RE. $3.50.
1412 CHAPLIN ST. NV. Apt. 2s-Beauti-
full tWin-bed room. in private apt, conv.
transportation; S25 mo. each.
3106 MONROE ST. N.E.-Very attractive
single room, for lady. in pvt, home; clean
and nicely furnished; call after pm.
1917 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Vac. for gentle
girl bright fr. dble. rm.. twin beds, uni.
phone; conv. trans; reasonable
newly new furnished room. % hot and cold water
in room bath on same floor; gentleman.
NEW BERNE. 18th and Massachusetts ave.
lily: second floor; gentleman. Apartment 23
1871 F NW-Newly decorated double
rooms reasonable rates. 81
1869 MERIDIAN PL N;W.-Larse front
bedroom. "a block from 18th st. car line;
1901 10th ST. N.W;-Large and small
front rms, next to bath pvt. home: !
only only R Randolph eas56. "N Wv
Is HAWAII AVE NE.-l small single
room. on bus line, for woman. laundry
privileges; S25 RA $3.50.
DOUBLE ROOM, near bath; new home,
near d. c. bus; uni. phone; single, SD;
double. S35; gentlemen pref CHI. a317.
DOWNTOWN, 1925 MASS. AVE. NV
Single or double rooms. men or women;
nice atmosphere.
ARLINGTON, VA.-Conv location, attrac-
tive single room, next to bath; 1Oc bus
fare; phone and laundry privs. GIL 569S.
> DOUBLE ROOMS with twin beds. lovely
home beautiful neighborhood; ! blk bus;
unusual; must be seen to appreciate.
Phone after Z pm. Ordway 77S6.
1915 CONN. AVE NV. Apt. 49-Room
for young lady; unlim. phone. OR. 2lOo
after z pm.
III 18th ST. NE.-Nicely furnished rooms,
car line. Take car marked Lincoln Park.
WHITEHALL COUNTRY ESTATE, in Be, Be
thesda-Open for summer, always cool,
breakfast served; public transportation;
men only. Wisconsin 2622.
GEORGETOWN. 3034 Cambridge pl. NV.
-Twin-bed rooms windows settled
adults. DU 60sb.
81 K ST. NE.-One room. kitchenette,
Frigidaire, next to bath; also double sleep
ing rooms; unlimited phone.
CHEVY CHASE, near Circle-Ideal for
summer; shade trees and porches; ample
grounds. WI. 9S73.
7l21 9th ST. NW.--Large. bright, clean
private phone in room, laundry privlleres:
near trans; SIS week each GE SO95
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HOLLYWOOD Notwithstanding,

HOLLYWOOD KENNELS+BOARDIN
Cocker Spaniel Puppies. Stud Service.
a707 BALTIC. Ave. Berwyn 1870, WA. 1894.
PUPPIES, $40 up; Bostons. cookers, danes,
airedales, springerS. A. K. c. reg. 1344
Georgia ave. IA. 1921.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. A. K. c., black
and white male. red and red and white
female; also Persian kitten. Glebe 2l40
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. registered;
sired by champion. 81. 5s16 or - Mid
hurst I'd, Silver Spy., Md. block East
Piney Branch and Sligo.
THOROUGHBRED DACHSHUND.
8 WEEKS OLD. $50 EACH.
PHONE WI 4303
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-"Grade A diner, modernly
eouipped, best location in town, IN camp
Shop: profitable year round business: -rea-
son for selling, i'll health. Box 55-J, Star
1924, N, CAPITOL ST. N,w.-store for
one block from sibey Hosp. and G, P. O.;
refused: ; rooms, bath. ME. 4314. s.
LUNGGaRooMa chr ON AND AN. BEER; will sci! Ie6d At
WHY: good O location. sci pUs Mass ave. NV NV
GROCERY AND DELIcATEssEN, living
quarters; rent, SS5: good clean stock; only
Sl.500. 1901 14th st. NV. s.
DELICATESSEN with restaurant license in
g; eanipment is ali iT new and includes two
HuSsman refrigeratlng cases. Owner sub,
NoTtn to os beween at s592q thpoueS
D.m. for appointments. -
ARMY CALL FORCES SALE OF BUSY
grocery delicatessen in ideal corner loca-
stairs. stair S Couple can 1S handle sS withont s heb.
$500 New Hampshire ave. NV. AID. 1895.
ACCOUNT AGE illness, will sell grocery
meat business now operating over a. years.
hXtuTes and nd equipment. s7l Main ain st., st..
Laurel, Maryland. Rapidly growing section.
M. B. rockingham.
GENTLE PARTNER WANTED.-Active or
silent, to invest $4,000. sound. old estab-
lished business: executive type desired at
$4,000 year: no triflers. Warf1eld 1887. 5.
GROCERY, good location; rent, S30 lease;
price, 5000. Box 93-M. Star
RESTAURANT, modern, up-to-date, spe-
cialiT'ng in short order: excellent business;
reasonable. Box 1S6-M, Star. s.
VARIETY STORE. with living apart
ment: rent. $50: long established business;
excellent location: wonderful opportunity
owner leaving, will sacrifice FIR. 1924.
| RETAIL BUSINESS. well-established, clean
and easy to handle; making large profit
on a small investment; selling on ACCT; of
! illness. price, S1,800 cash. Box 203-M,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

REFRIGERATOR BOX. ideal for grocery
or liquor store. Apply T. r. Jones: Texaco
Station, POI Indiana ave. NV. Me. 7lS1.
I EsTAURANT EQUIPMENT, complete, in
cuding back bar, counter. stools. tables,
booths. kitchen utensils and equipment,
all practically new and in excellent con CON
Business closed due to rationing. Apply
Rainbow Grill, Luray, Va.
RUGS. LINoLEUM, 9xl2 FT,, NEW
CHAIRS 1oldRg red 1fa1Rer fprins eHSn
Very reasonable. Glebe 1914.
SOFA and chair. secretary, tables, lamps
and miscellaneous household furnishings.
No dealers. DU. 1928.
mahogany finish. Call HI. o615W.
STUDIO COUCH, in excellent condition
SIS; sleeps two. Mr.. Bailey, 1924 Gar
field st. NV.
aqasmsn viii ew se and M old ase6 6lces s Fa
Church 2190. 4.
TYPEWRITER, Remington portable. model
]. Call Glebe 3013 after pm.
TYPEWRITER Rental Service. 6716 10th
NV. GE. SS3. Underwoods, 81 85 mo-,
mos in adv. S555; no del, ST add. dep.
factory rebuilt; $500 cash. Telephone
Atlantic 30@7 A.
TYPEWRITERs, 2; ! mimeograph, / add
ing machine With table, also typeWriter
pm AD SSH.
VACUUM CLEANER. Kenmore, with at
tachments perfect; will demonstrate; also
new G. E. tank cleaner. all attachments
TIA 9192.
VIOLINS-Two fine old violins for sale
Phone National 1900. Frosini. s.
WINCHESTER PUMP GUN. hammerless
model u, 12-gauge. full choke. shooting
coat and shells. S35. TIA. 1929.
TYPEWRITERS, ;S9lcR sag: Isas9sabIe 5eDf1s.
Rentals, all makes. better machines, few
hundred. Visit OFFICE MACHINE CORP.
Bond Bldg, cor. 14th & N. Y. ave. RE. 2S2S
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FARM & GARDEN.
EXPERT TREE WORK.
BABY CHICKS.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BARRED ROCKS, r. l. Reds, White Leg
horns. Conkey''s Y-o feeds. James FsSd
Store. $40 K st. NV. Metropolitan OOSo
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PERSONAL

HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective Tor A nte-
time or money back Write for booklet. No
drues or surgery DR. 6oIMEIeWER OK.
1868 Columbia I'd adams 03sS.
PHONE SHEPHERD 1850. ASK FOR yTR-
gin!a Richardson if you are in need OF a
loan up 20 $500 on your SIGNATURE,
IF YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY, GET IT
ct Ny REV REDUCED R RATES; rd5s, sS Y299 %
per week, whico includes interest the
only charge otIc.r, ,amounts N ?! opor-
CHEVY CHASE. ALL-DAY CARE FOR
Young chil9ren, also tutoring n readlnE.
Experienced teachers Tramp. fuTn. from
WRshinGton WI 9S13.
HAVE YOU TALENI-,2 RECORD RE- r.Is r,r IT T
ICE STUDIOS, RE. 1855.
THE sUTcH BoAnD1NG AND DAy
ton and craft scas on, ooys ) 10 ~ lin
tied enrolment. WI Al3o
TRANSPORTATION FOR SCHOOL Chill
dren from sc. and nc. to Chevy Chase,
daily and return. WI aS13.
ROBT. B SCOTT
DEkTAI. T,NT'lR ATCPV
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ROBI- 3 SCOTT
DENTAL LABCRATCRY.
oc,,, unl Nypst 0rv Pldg Hb5 4 u st N
CASH IN TWO HOURS.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

ATTENTION, FIsHERdEN-WAN.rA A CON
z NAL buddy to tackle some real nehtih
6zh with me in Northern Ort9rio. beaV!ni
Monday morning. driving 4 sedan. b
gone two weeks Call HI l2Sl-J any time.
Evening star., 1942-07-03

ARLINGTON HOTEL.
Special weekly rates. Near new war
Dept. Bldg. All outside rooms. Free
parking. Bus stop 1T door. Ivy 1o46.
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CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

CORDWOOD. seasoned, wholesale and re-
tail, pine. oak and mixed, Aft. lengths or
sawed to order Wood yard, 900 block
Howard I'd Sc TR. 1908. Nights and
Sunday, TR. 3407.
FIREPLACE WOOD, oak hickory, S14 cord.
Prepare now for rationing eventualities.
Pierson, Olney, Md. Phone Ashton 1921