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3 EXHAUSTED. UNDERPAD KxEcU-
tiyss 9 ssd want modern house or apt, untgrn;. turn.
1eor:: nv: section: $50. Replolic 300.
THREE woafN WANT THR4E-RooM
nlshed. NV: MISS Z. MccLfNTfiIc. Dis
trict $3.50. to II a.m. or TO 6 Pm. 23s
MDDIE-AoED INDUSTRIAL ENoI-
desire q snail furnished bedroom apt. or
VII suitcase furn. apt. for summer months
BOX ss4 sssl
YOUNG EXECUTIVE DESIRES / OR 2
clear. modern building; viii suSlet. take
e ,$i5S month i iurnis%ksd % or sfoe 100 mo month tn
Room sos. Metropoit.ns asaa siooa' $780, o'o$ or
SMALL FURNISHED APT. OR BEDROOM
must be nice. osii National 5 S4s5: Ext: Si: $oi:
uENTLEALAN FROM MAINE. m WASH
inston for duration. wants small furnished
apartment in downtown section: willing to
ss.a:ss 81 sso esss'''Es 3ssS s'.n.sa Ss
EMPLOYED ADDLE-A0ED COUPLE
ToIns TSnts bedroom apt. near strsetcar or
ssox1sosa Ap. sasss sufn' or unfurn' Call ss:er
TWO KMPLoYED SERVICE WIVES DE-
thfs. sna5sqs ra: nnnt With telephone preferably
NJ ssis last week N:'
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED APT. FOR
and Gyt iitcben s5i' s1SH prefer large roems. bath
NV. Phone al. ezs;7i. e'' ''oe aa. ~
WOULD OCCUPY .IM1fEDIATELY. BED
gIe.F ggIIsetiFElsf; highest ref CO. so0O' RIM:
NAVY MAN, SMALL FAMILY. DESIRES
Up 70 ssc aDti rR Or ssaa hSase' unfurn. 'e sec
HtiM1sHP .sstion P.asoam, or UTrUSSN;ISasD ~ NV
eTenees A ATTY 47,S Seer and wife best ref
FURNISHED APARTMENT, BEDROOMS,
a.ss ct ;sss''i ss sss s':sSssas,
CANADIAN NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE
1eslrs % ! or bedroom apt, furnished: per
manens' D. c. or vicinity. dlebe sSs 1899.
dOyERNMENr MAN, WIFE AND BABY
desire modern apartment or house; living
tsnin er alnasss pse:
Security Bids. Box 30s-L. star.
3-RooM H.K. APT: PVT. BATH; ARMY
2ah z4ss'sa' s'1' i'si z u sSsH ssE'f a E':s
MANUFAcTURERs WASHINGTON REP
Seeentatlv0 Is WlunG 70 pay right price
1or nicely furnished apartment in good
northwest section. Accommodations for
aam4ay aa4sy do OF s. ~ occupancy Sc ng. June Call Ma.
BRITISH NAVAL OFFICER WITH WIFE
require Or room apartment with kitch-
on pabie 7eoo 9esa r. Raefs5 zsss nv 1t LocH
FURNsHED-ABoUT MAY 1st, 1 BED
room, living room, kitchen and bath. Call
Republic 4l42, Ext. 1880. 24s
CON G R 8 HEIGHTS - FURNISHED
apartment desired Immediately in SE.
WaShington BY Army oficer and wife,
Call 1t. NEEDLES, AT. 1913 23s
MARRIED COUPLE, EXCELLENT REFER
ences. urgently need unfurnished or fur
n1sne4 1-bedroom apartment prefer un.
furnished, In area within l mile Of Lafay-
cite Square. 1nasmuch as both work for
Govt. in administrative positions, with long
hours. hours, convenience is an-important con-
nceneIy Deea to or GssoTFesGyn ess%t asmosphsrs
TWO YOUNG MEN, GENTU.Es, Desire
1sroom furnihed studio apt. Call MI.
UNFURNIaHED .APART1kENT, ROOMS,
Ntcnen or Ink. rooms: family OF f.
2 OR BEDROOM APARTMENT, UNFUR-,
N NV. or nearby Virginia or Maryland,
MI 6467 after pm. 24s
WANTED FOR S1OO, APT, ROOMS, OR
large room, well furntshed, northwest only:
naval off1eer. Box 324-L Star. 24s
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TOWN HOUSE, $4,000.
One Block Conn. Ave.
and Ka1Orarna Road

Overlooking Taft Bridge and Rock Creek
Valley. bedrooms, 2 baths, inclosed and
heated porch 18th bedroom); Q open
porches. wood-hurning. nreplaces; large,
dry basement; 2-ear detached brick EaraEe
condition and has individuality, charm
and atmosphere. BOSS & PHELPS, Real
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NICELY LOCATED IN TAKOMA PARK,
tached dwelling of rooms, 2 baths, good
porches, insulation, screens, storm sash;
some furniture included in price; owner
JOHN scRIvENER & BRO,
Dr. 1850. 734 9th St. NV.
PETWORTH SPECIAL
Six rooms, 9 baths, Q screened porches
detached garage: Immediate possession.
For Information call EDWARD r. CARR,
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FARM 3 0ARDEN.

kXPERT TRIE WORK, Trees Druned OF
cut fireplace size. Cavity work . speciality.
For estimate call IA. S8S6 oY 81. 3e3s.
YOU. TOO. can have . beautiful. healthy.
you, Careful. expert work. Call IA. 3eSS
or 81. 1888 for estimate.
WEtL-ROTTxD COW MANURE and stable
manure p2 straw an4 ricn eisek Sel. 20
oxtord $3.50. ~ ~ - e
ORCHARD 6fRAYW{-TTieqd" 2bO-Gal-
lon tank; y. fQod co0Atticn. Afbsrt eta6lse.
with rordson tractor. lhono III k33o
hetWeen q am. and noon.
$50 a MoNTH. hcuas VIZ SEED rooms:
DoMT LIT ye1E farm WaaA avay-Thoe.
new, siiVhtiy damaged, 10 70 a me6.
,stA ) sah9fSod5 8 RHSSosd55BseSS s. 4 Al iS 81. 1850.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

EMPLOYED ARMY WIFE WILL SHARE
new Groom home with congenial couple
maid. bus service. WA. $3.50 after Z pm.
DETACHED. BRICK. GROOM CORNER
no os,sctions to children: RET. wv Va. 'sai; 3s4o
6-RooM BRICK WITH RECREATION
isS cAFI VfEw AEAfH ey Hsy
realtors. 925 New York ave NV. Ma. 9797.
ARLINGTON -b ROOMS AND BATH:
t;an. ftSnvenient n to stores schools, transporta-
silver sPR1Nq-2 BEDROOMS. BATH.
Lying Lying room, room, dining room, kitchen. unfin-
tSSen shee per @onfR c.
S ssSmmer. from $3.50 to $500 MRS.
dsiz Or Mss Hosss R ssGS %o ffRR S4sl 10 to
fs2u1 GfoUNTRY s5sS! HoME. @ 7 R; AND 2 P. PARTLY
.t Derwood, B. & o. commuter service.
ais1s a1oqs ssFs Nay l. 500 per month
31l0 NJ PL, s.E-5 RMS, KITCHEN AND
vii With the. ths washington gt1 Loan q Trust e.,
81 9UAGkEF9os so sittsf st. nv Mr. FORT
Coolidge High School, block to Paul Jun
ior-Detached brick, 8 rooms, bath, gas
dren; S160. Inspect 4 to g today. L. +.
GKAVATTE, 729 18th st. Ma. O763.
TO QUALIFIED ADULTS-I' AM WILLING
70 rent, from May to Nov, q home Offer
~ ooas. summer ENJOYMENT and economy q;
ARLINGTON. NEAR PENTAOON BLDQ !,
aayeslEosing Airport and Potomac River.
Snse1n s insG.G PATHS Te fn5nished sspsfats
sUBURBAN COTTAGE WITH CHARM
,Tsstefully furnished: miles to White
HOUSE; automatic gas heat, garage, porches,
2 large bedrooms with twin beds, ample
plumbing and closets, attractive living
room with open fireplace, screened porch
opening on stone terrace, modern kitchen
and refrigera ton.
Long view, lawn. trees. acre land S215
per month; lease only. If you want quaint
ness and comfort with privacy, address
BOX 276-L. Star. Please state occupation
and size of family.
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4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS,
eli O6n

Chevy Chase, D. C.-Beautiful brick
home, only 2 years old, close to schools.
buses large living. dining rooms. de luxe
kitchen, maids room, garage: 8 blocks
LESLIE b. MEAsELL, wo 5ael. :.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

APARTMENTS SUBURBAN..
2 BEDROOMa LIVING ROOM. KITC4N
bath. unfurniShed. $3.50 67O7 26th I'd
n. Arlington. Va. Apply 628 Bond Bldg,
6-ROOM APT. UNFURN, AMI, BER-
wyn, Md. Cau Union 1882
8 LARGE LOVELY RMS. AND BATH, AL
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OVEFu LOOKING ROCK CREEK
FIJI PEST uTTTC %1o oS0

F7J REST HILLS-$19,95U.
Beautiful center-hall Colonial brick
screened porch, bedroom. "a bath: second
floor; 4, tlarge bedrooms, 2 beautiful baths,
malds fS1om; automatic heat; 2-car garage;
1851. tffrontage on Rock Creek Park
LESLIE D. MEASELI, WO HS2I .
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$9,45O

Will buytthis- attractive seni-detached brick
home nfst 9th and Allison SITS. ne. only
J. " years. old, in immaculate condition with
s roomss4and bath. recre. room and faciii-
les. les Tor additional bath in the basement.
Terms cam pc ARRANGED. A splendid value.
Call MIL. 1143 until q pm
J. VIE SLEY BUCHANAN REALTOR.
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18th AND COLUMBIA RID.
So, $50.
2-CAR BRICK GARAGE
Owner leaving city. desires immediate
sale of her conveniently located home,
containing 6 spacious rooms, reception
hall. bath. h.-w.h., practically new domestic
hot-water heater, etc. Close to transpor-
tation. stores, schools and churches. Rea-
Sonable terms can be arranged.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1903 H st. NV. National 2345.
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VACANT.
OPEN DAILY.

OPEN DAILY,
1924 IRVING ST. NE.
This semi-detached frame home Is beinH
Iully reconditioned, g large rooms. hot
water heat, garage, deep lot; price, $6,950.
very easy terms.
B. j. CRIVELLA,
AD. 1913. 341s 14th ST. NV. RA. o21a,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Brick center-hall colonial, 3 bedrms., 3
baths, screened porch. 2-car basement
garage. Owner occupied. Beautiful lot.
facing Columbia Country Club; l block
to bus. (Gas heat)
EDWIN L. TAYLOR,
40 Hill Bldg. EN-. 1922
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IN CHEVY CHASE SEC.

ALMOST NEW
living rm., dining rm., den and Kitchen
recr'a,tion rm.. with fireplace; very large
lot. Priced under todays market. See
soonG Shown by appointment only. ex.
clustqe. Call
Emerson 1890 Until 9 PM.
"A A. TWEED CO.. 55O4 Conn. Ave
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CHEVY CHASE.

An attractively furnished rooms: 2
baths, garase, attic, insulated throughout,
in rear, cellar under entire house, Bendix
washer, modern kitchen and icebox VIII
erence required. Price, $3.50 per month.
ma. 2265.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
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READ, THEN ACT FAST!
GA BETTER BRIGHTWOOD)
1 BL, &. OFF GA. AVE. AND KENNEDY.
:, 2-FAMILY HOME,
POSSESSION JUNE 1st.
TAPESTRY BRICK. TILE BATH
NFiW-HOUSE CONDITION.
fl LARGE PORCHES, GARAGE.
l III. FROM scAooME aRM BUS sjt1 Z 81. EARS EARS.
ThH beautiful home contains s rms, !.
toiletHin bsmt. Full bsmt. Front and rear
yd. Nr. everything: H.-wh. Ami Only
SS,45m Reasonable down payment, bal
like fttat: OWNER. Georgia 557S.
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AdjoinF this fine, large 10-room and
bath home that we are offering for Sc, 800.
y HER gN Der 3 SONS; 51b 8 ,capitoi: u.
Ol29. kfter office hours call RA 1880
Med do WIN payment, terms
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FORT DAVIS DRIVE.
GAG YJEAT

Overlooking the city-Six cheerful
rooms. tiled bath, hot-water heat, slate
value seldom found on the present mar
ket. Act auicklyl Phone Mr.. Evans,
WO. O29O. with
1H0k n St N w No fiona1 OQdS
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QUICK POSSESSION.
Attractive corner home on wide. level lot.
5 spacious rooms plus foyer Eec. kit,
full basement. Priced to sell on good
terms. Mr.. Downs, DIXIE REALTY CO.,
MA. $3.50. Ewes. NO. 9245
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RC111NGWOOD.
Detached brick home on deep, wooded$
lot; bedrooms, recreation room. maid 81
rooms. 2-car garage: Price, S14.g5O.s
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COfENER. DklrACHED BRICK,
WOODRlIsGE, D. c.
Seven lovely. hyksht rooms, automatic
neat, garage and fa beautiful lot that is
truly garden spot; most convenient to
BUS, schools and, stores. This home is
Priced nc nad,v way below THE market value for an
m5sdla1e 5ns MI action: To inspect. call MT. Tab
Evening star., 1943-10-17

NORTH AFRICA - Marie r..
Brunner, 1850 Twenty ninth street
NV, and Margaret M. Hartnett,
Bethesda, Md, technicians, fifth
grade, members of the WACS sta
toned somewhere in North Africa,
recently were promoted to tech
nicians, fourth grade.
Pfc. Margaret S. Enright, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Minnie E. Enright, 2610
Seventeenth street NV, member
of the WACS stationed somewhere
in North Africa. recently was pro-
NOTED to technician, fifth grade. A
stenographer with the American
Federation of Government EN-
ployes for seven years, Miss Enright
was employed by the War Depart
ment, Army Air Forces, at the
time of her induction.
FORT OGLETHORPE, Ga.-Pvt.
Hazel Spear Beall, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Byron S. Beall, All Varnum
street NV, is now taking her basic
training here at the Sd WAC Train
ing Center. A graduate OF Wilson
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81 Big Houses Here
Converted Into 326
War Dwelling Units
BY GEORGE ENGEMAN.

If any of the room boarding par
asites" of whom the President spoke
so caustically sometime ago still re-
main in Washington they should
draw an immediate sigh OF relief.
AS far as the sanctity of their COM
E1odious quarters is concerned the
war, apparently, is over.
OF course the problem of heating
the cavernous drawing room and
gusty chambers will remain while
the war-bred scarcities Of fuel oil,
coal and firewood continue. But the
covetous eyes OF Government hous-
ing officials have been turned else
where.
On Top of the Situation.
Those eyes are not being raised
much beyond the confines of the
desks to which their owners are
assigned, for the Government now
considers itself "on top" of the
housing situation in this area, an
official said yesterday.
1t was exactly a year ago this
month that the National Housing
Agency began voluntary" con-
version program with the para
sites" who the President had blasted
on the radio few weeks before as
the legitimate quarry. Owners of
houses conveniently near downtown
politely asked to consult with Fed
eral officials, it was announced.
The object, of course, was to ascer-
tain whether their homes could con-
ceivably be converted into a larger
number Of dwelling units. And back
of this easy opening was the warm
ing by John B. Blandford, national
housing . administrator, that he
would ask Congress for power to
take over suitable houses If the
voluntary" system failed to work.
800 Sought to Convert.
Yesterday, officials of the housing
agency were able to review the re-
suits of their years activity. Some
800 applications for conversion were
received, they said, but many of
these were quickly rejected when
legal and financial studies revealed
that zoning laws would bar the de-
velopment of multiple dwellings or
that the cost of conversion would
be too great.
In addition, it was found that
many of the larger homes, operated
as boarding houses, were caring for
so many single persons that their
conversion into family dwelling
units actually would result in throw
ing people out into the street. I'VE
would have had to throw out more
people than we would have been able
to put in" the official said.
When the wlnnowing process had
been completed, So houses had meas
ured to the housing agencys stand
ards and of these 50 have now been
converted into 326 dwelling units.
The remaining II are still in the
course of conversion.
Cost $1,000 a Unit.
Officials Of the housing agency
are especially pleased with the f.
nancial side of the picture. The
conversions have been effected at
an average cost Of $1,000 q unit,
it was said, as compared to the
usual average of $1,000 to $4,000 for
new construction. Conversions aver
aged around six dwelling units her
house.
In addition, the official said, the
parasites" have co-operated In still
another type of conversion" helm.
full to the war effort. Many of the
larger homes, to which it is pre-
sumed the President was referring,
have been taken over by embassies
and by various member governments
of the United Nations.
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Eleanore F. Plumb. 1902 Twenty
Fourth place Sc; Eva L. Dills,
48l5 Illinois avenue NV, and Mar
garet Ethel Dedd, 3731 Horner
place Sc.
ZEN WING
GROUND, Md.-Pvt Thelma K.
Boiling, formerly with the War Pro-
duction Board, has been assigned
to the Ballistic Research Laboratory
here. where she does statistical work
in the bombing section, tells of
testing flame -proofed textiles, of the
use of antimony in paint and am
munition and its Importance in
camouflage. Pvt. Boiling, who pre-
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quarters Company w, 1114 Service
Command Unit, has been promoted
to sergeant technician.
FORT DES MONIES, Iowa
Corpl. Roslyn Genevieve Jinkead,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd l..
Kinkead, 2222 Perry street NE, is
now in st. Paul, MINI, with the
WAC Band from the 1st WAC
Training Center here. The band is
participating in the recruiting drive
for WACS, WAVES, SPARS and
Marines.
Three District women have begun
their training here at the 1st WAC
Training Center. They are: Pvts.
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ployed as a secretary for the Re.
construction Finance Corp.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Aviation
MachiniSt's Mate Alice Brigham,
formerly Of 1874 Columbia road
NV, has been transferred for duty
to the Naval Air Station here. A
former employe of the War Depart
ment, she enlisted in the WAVES
last February. Miss Brigham re-
ceived her recruit training at Hun
ter College and was graduated
from the Aviation Machinist's Mate
School at Norman, Okla. She was
recently in Washington on a short
leave.
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viously was employed by the United
States News, attended an account
ing school in the District. She has
been in the WAC since June.
PENSACOLA, Fla.-Aviation Ma
cNnist's Mate Elizabeth M. Weiss,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
o. Weiss, 3012 Military road NV,
recently was transferred to the Ma
val Air Station here for duty. Miss
Weiss, who received her recruit
training at Hunter College, enlisted
in the WAVES last February and
was graduated from the Aviation
Machinist's Mate School at Norman,
Okla. Miss Weiss was formerly en-
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as a teacher of English and Latin
IN the District public schools.
FORT BRAGG, N. C.-Corpl
Amelia r. Hid. daughter of Mrs.
Mary r. Hid, 318 First street Sc,
has been promoted to the rank of
sergeant at the Troop Carrier Com
mand base here at Pope Field where
she Is stationed with a WAC Head
quarters Company. Prior to enlist
ing Sergt. Hill was employed as a
stenographer by the Peoples Life
Insurance Co.
CAMP EDWARDS, Mass.-Pfc.
Elma D. Cross, 1907 M street NV,
who Is serving here with Head
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63l2 Ell 6 h t h
street NV, one
OF the two first
feminine cheer
leaders in the
history of the
Marine Corps.
will lead the
cheering for a
Marine Corps
football tie a m
t h is S e a S on.
SUIpl. nOppcT is
a member of the
Marine Corps
w ON e ms Re-
S erve assigned
to duty here at
Cor,n I.oia1,ra
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y DC; D ;;,!N0M!! WOMEN =
q +" UNIFORM =

Teachers College, Pvt. Beall also
studied at George Washington,
Catholic and Columbia Universities
and oxford University, Oxford,
England. A member of Sigma Sigma
Sorority and Sigma Tau Delta Fra
ternity. she was formerly employed
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1&S FIRST AT THE HUB! Word Living Comfort!

PFC. H. D. Schuyler. Wilson Teach
ers College prior to her enlistment
in the Marine Corps was a script
writer for one of the broadcasting
companies In the District.
Corpl. Marguerite Hopper, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hopper,
Evening star., 1943-10-17

aration and re-
lease of stories
about women in
training at the
Marine Corps
w o m e ms R E.
S We schools
here at Camp
Lejeune and the
jobs that the
women in post
t r ops h a v e
Caken over TO
release men for
combat uni t S.
P &c. Schuyler,
WIN attended
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Slight Quoke Shakes Cairo

CAIRO, Oct. 16 .(P).-A slight earth
tremor felt here about 4::30 pm.
d0:30 am. EWT today caused
some buildings to sway but there
were no reports Of serious damage.
Evening star., 1943-10-17

NEW RIVER, N. C.-Pfc. Helen
D. Schuyler, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Douglas, 3727 Van
Ness street NV, assists in the prep
La gaceta., 1943-05-08

latido 81 coraz6n, 81 han buscado
endorsements en- el disco de la
luna o en- el giro de una estrella la
mirada del ser por quien alienta I;
81 han interrogado al aura de los
campos, que llega hasta sus la
bios, y a las ayes que cruzan ale
gres por su ventana; 81 han visto,
en- fin, cernerse en- 81 espacio las
alas de r de un angel que cobb
ia dos almas que son una.
81 os dijeron con Ia sonrisa es-
t6lida del escepticismo, que NADIA
de ESQ han sentido, porque no son
poetas, respondedles con plena Sc
guridad que no es amor ell amor
que no es poeta.
La gaceta., 1943-05-08

Vosotras, las que con rostro Sc
reno y ell corazon traspasado SEN
tbs por fortuna ell fuego de un ca
rino honesto y puro decid a esos
atolondrados que no conocen a la
mujer; decides que hablan de OF
das; que no saben nj que es amor;
y no 10 saben, porque ell amor cas-
to es un don que envia Ell cielo a
las almas que quiere hacer felices.
Preguntadles 81 alguna vez ha
La gaceta., 1943-05-08
CAPITULO III
EN- LAS H~ABITACIONES DE
LEBOVITZ

La escena que sigui6 al robo en-
ell Palais D'Argent fue una de
gran confusion. Nelly Kelly aquie-
taba a todos y daba seguridad a
los mas timidos.
Supo comportarse como una her.
mana de la carload. Entregaba
los chales y abrigos a los que de-
cidian marcharse, daba prisa a los
camareros para que trajesen esti-
mulantes a los que pensaban que
con ellos Sc calmarian los nervios
y ~reprochaba su lentitud a la mu-
chacha del guardarropia cuando
no encontraba velozmente la man
teleta para esta sonora o IN SON.
brero y un baston para aquel ca
ballero. Consolaba a los afligidos
y simpatizaba con ellos por haber
sido despojadOs de sus prendas y
dinero. Todos convenian en- que
saba mantenerse tranquila, con-
servar su compostura en- los mo-
mentos de prueba. Pero nadie pa
recia saber donde habia estado
durante ell asalto Y robo.
Habia ejercitado ell dominic de
su persona de manera admirable,
pero pas6 inadvertida en- los mo-
mentos de excitaci6n.
iY que Sc habia hecho del pro-
pietario, de Max Lebovitz? jDon-
de estaba Max? iD6nde habia
lido? iEstaba herido? Subitamen-
tie TODD ell mundo empez6 a pre-
guitar por Max. Pero a todoS ase-
guraba Nelly que Ell habia salido
unos momentos antes.
-Ellos Sc llevaron 10 que ha-
bfa en- la GAIA registradOra-decia
Nelly. Max sali6 en- busca de la
policia.
De todos modos, Max muy po-
cas- veces Sc ponia en- evidencla
en- ell Club. Iba de un lado q
otro entire la cocina Y la GAIA.
Nelly era la maestro de ceremo-
Mas, la ~encargada de atender a
todos. Ell puesto de Max consls-
tia en- dar celeridad al serviclo,
mirar las cuentas, entrar en- rela
clones diplomaticas con la policia
v otros funcionarios de la ley
mantener los dos ojos sobre la
GAIA registradora.
Tambien era Max un excelente
prestigiditador. Podia sacar del
aire una botella, con solo e avl-
sado un segundo antes. Con todos
sus debereS POGO tempo 1t queuo-
ba para cultivar la camaraderla
con sus parroquianos.
Momentos despues lego la po-
licfa. Todos los agentes Sc daban
aire de importancia. Miraban CO.
mo 81 cada uno de los presentes
fuese culpable del crimen y no tu-
viesen derecho a la menor consi-
deraci6n. Tomaron los nombres
de los testigos. Escribieron llstaS
lie duenos y un inventario de las
iovas v valores perdidos. Anota-
ron como 10 mas importante una
description de los bandidos. Ger
70 es que esta description varlaoa
.onsiderablemente de un testlgo 2
otro, pero este no parecia moles-
ar en- 10 mas minimo a la poilcla'
ICon+inuara ell lunes)
La gaceta., 1943-05-08
LAS SENDAS DEL CORAZON

81 en- e amor sin ser amado hay
un eneanto profundo y melanc6-
lico, en- ell recuerdo del amor CO.
rrespondido hay un randall peren-
ne de consuelo y alegrias.
La gaceta., 1943-05-08

Els una verdad pabente. No hay
mujeres insensibles. 81 alguna 10
pareciera, compadezcamosla: no
ha encontrado todavfa al hombre
a quien debe amar.
La gaceta., 1943-05-08

Los amantes que Sc ven Y Sc
hablan tienen la felicidad del a
NOR; los que viven Separates tie
men dos felicidades: la del amor
Y la de la esperanto.
La gaceta., 1943-05-08

I'll matrimonio es 81 mejor esta-
do del hombre en- general, y TODD
hombre es mejor o peor segun es
mas o menos apto para el matri-
monio.
La gaceta., 1943-05-08

iCuantas wees oculta una mu-
jer toda la passion que abriga ha-
cia aquel hombre que en- ell mismo
instante lie esta fingiendo amor!
iCuantas veces ell amor, sensation
La gaceta., 1943-05-08

Los celos son la medianera en-
tire el amor Y 81 odio. No Son Ia
medianera entire Ia estupidez Y la
perversidad.
La gaceta., 1943-05-08

FL amor en- las mujeres es I'm
perfume, que cuanto mas Sc con-
centra mas Sc esparce y mas sc
eleva.
La gaceta., 1943-05-08

del hombre, corresponds al amor,
sentimiento de Ia mujer!