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Evening star., 1944-05-07
Dorothy Dix
Says

A woman, who says she is tired
of playing second fiddle to her
husbands business. wants to
know if a mans first duty is not
to his wife, instead of his job.
That is one of the questions
that is hard to answer, because
the reply depends upon whether
the wife considers it her hus-
bands paramount duty to be
playboy, or a good provider.
1t is one of the curious quirks
in feminine psychology that al
though practically every married
woman's comfort and ease de-
pends upon her husbands sue
cess in his work, she is as jealous
of his occupation as she is Of his
stream lined secretary. Some
how, she feels that the lady on
the dollar is her deadly rival,
and she resents the ardor with
which he chases her. If you will
notice, you will observe that
nearly all wives speak bitterly Of
their husbands "old ofIice" or
"old factory" and begrudge the
time they spend there and the
interest they take in them.
In her secret soul the average
wife is filled with deep, dark sus-
picions of what goes on in the
conferences that her husband
goes into and which cannot be
interrupted. even when she
wants to telephone him that the
baby has cut a new tooth, or that
she has just had a letter from
mamma saying she is coming to
pay nice, long visit.
Furthermore, when she goes
into one of her orgies of self
pity over the sad lot of a wife,
her bitterest tears are shed over
the fact that her husband will
break a date with her to meet a
buyer from Oshkosh; or that he
always has time to go on a busi-
ness trip, but can't spare even
a month to take her on a vaca-
tion, and that at night when he
comes home he wants to rest
instead of stepping out to a night
club.
Being possessive by nature, a
wife feels that she has q priority
on her husbands time and in
terests and thoughts, and her
idea is that his business should
be only a sort of sideline to him
and that he should be able to
make love to her with one hand
and money with the other and
not let his work interfere with
her pleasure.
For she does not want to be
deprived of a single mink coat
Evening star., 1944-05-07
By Evelyn Hayes

Growing up is not always an
accurate description of what
happens to little girls as they
become young women. Too often
as they approach the teens, they
grow out instead of up. Yet with
figures that have added adoles-
cent avoirdupois to childish
chubbiness Cor sometimes figures
that aren't figures at alb, they
still want the sophistication of
clothes fashioned with more
sophisticated lines in mind.
Emily Wilkens is name the
young crowd will be discussing
over their cokes, because she has
just presented her first collection
of fashions specially designed
for teen-agers. Not much bigger
than a teenster herself, Miss
Wilkens started her career in
Hollywood, where she designed
clothes for the young movie star,
Anne Todd, and also for the chill
dren of some of Hollywood's most
dazzling luminaries. So success
full were these clothes and so
delighted were the children that
she decided to turn her talents
toward fashion tricks for teens,
The result is her collection which
recently made its debut at one
OF our Washington shops.
Done eompletely IN. Raslaahlesp
mostly good Everfast cottons--
this collection shows how SYM
pathetic Miss Wilkens is to
young figure problems. Dresses,
for example, have flattering wing
shoulders to make broadening
hips look smaller than they are.
They have bodices softly draped
to suggest curves where none
may exist-or to sheath the too
ample curves of a self-conscious
youngster. Skirts often have ad-
Unstable fullness which mini
mizes the fitting problem of girls
whose measurements may vary
from day to day. CTease her
about her tummy often enough
and she may cut out sweets and
even learn to hold it in. That
alone makes a big difference in
measurements
In addition to the bon-bon
chambrays, the girls especially
love the way Miss Wilkens uses
touches of black to spice colors.
Thinking black the ultimate in
erown-up chic, the coke crowd is
delighted to find bright-colored
pinafores plaided in black and
teamed with black blouses. And,
Evening star., 1944-05-07
Tricks for Teens

of course, they think the last
word is an au-black dress done in
everfast erin, a crease-resistant
washable spun rayon. For this
dress there's a series of belts,
bags and half-hats that enable
the girls Gust like their mothers,
whom they love to mimic) to do
a quick-change act on a basic
dress when she wants to change
it from daytime to dating on
short notice.
There's another knockout the
girls were going for the other day.
It's a young black dress with
brightly colored jerkin that laces
up the front to give coveted
small waistline. The jerkin has
a happy faculty of getting along
well with other things, and would
look darling worn over summer
shirts and shorts, as well as any
simple ound-necked, full-skirted
dress in your wardrobe. There
will be play suits, too, for the 10
to 15'ers-all designed to pay your
young figure a pretty compli-
ment.
Evening star., 1944-05-07

and she ignores the fact that
If her husband din't give most
Of his time and effort to his
work that she wouldn't feast on
the fat of the land. She wouldn't
eat at all.
OF course, the wives who have
husbands who put their jobs be-
fore them have much justifica-
ton for their peeve, for there
are plenty of men who are more
married to their groceries or
banks or careers than ever are
to any woman. To them a wife
Is just a household convenience.
They get more thrill out of a 10
point rise in stocks than they
do out of the birth of a new
baby. And as long as they sign
checks for them they don't see
why their families are not per-
fectly satisfied. The wife of
Evening star., 1944-05-07
Neater Noggins

Do buy some Of the pretty and
ornamental hat pins that are to
be found in the shops, to anchor
your Easter bonnet, instead of
resorting to ugly bobby pins as
too many gals do. Bobby pins
were meant to be fast and not
seen-and certainly they are bla-
family on display when clipped
to shiny new calot Or why not
sew tiny comb inside the front
of your hat, to dig deep into
your hair and hold your head
gear firm?
Evening star., 1944-05-07
Barbecue Grill

Margie Stewart, who'll be seen
in RKO Radios Around the
World" has put several of her
friends to work building q barbe-
cue iir tie Raa of hef plasTonsn.
Object, of course, being that
they'll enjoy some Of Margie's
cooking as soon as it's completed.
Brick is being laid 3 feet from
the floor to form the grill. There
is going to be a door at the back
which may be opened so that the
same barbecue can serve out
doors.
Evening star., 1944-05-07
Pancake Patter

II you use one Of the heavy
pancake" or thick foundations,
especially If you choose q shade
darker than your skin, take care
to spread the covering up to and
even on your ears. If you show
them. There's nothing sillier
looking than pallid ears and
"suntanned" cheeks. And that
goes for your jaw line, too.
Evening star., 1944-05-07

practically every successful man
loses him to his career.
All of which shows that we
cannot have our cake and eat 1t,
too. Not even our wedding
cakes.
Evening star., 1944-04-04
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

Jack: my mothers In the school
house talking me over with my
teacher. She says she and DAD
don't know what they're ever go.
ing. to do with mer'
Evening star., 1944-04-04
OHSSCT7Eo FoSA

double row of dark reddish spots
down the center of the back and a
pale transverse band between the
two rows Of eyes.
The male is about one eighth of
an inch long. His back is green and
the sides are dark brown. The first
two pairs of legs are extremely long
and appear to wear dark brown hose.
His abdomen is bright yellow.
These spiders spin no webs or
SnareS. During the summer they are
quite abundant, as they lie in am
bush on flowers, awaiting the arrival
of insects seeking nectar and pollen.
Sometimes these spiders establish
themselves on fences not far from
blossoms and where their victims
have highway.
During the winter the adults seek
cracks in buildings, snug retreats
under stones and tree bark. When
the source of their existence is on
the wing again out they creep, find
Evening star., 1944-04-04

ON The AIR TODAY.
WNAL, 7:00-Patsy Kelly tomedenne,
guest.
WRc, 7:30-"This Living Book" an Arch
0boIer dramaiizaion. Dennis Day guest soIoist.
WT0P. 8:00-"Murder Collects Interest"
WMAl, 8:3O-Sueen star, Cary Grant, Is
guest.
WRc, 9:00-"The Affair Of the SpIiniered
Evening star., 1944-04-04

ing a flower on which they settle
themselves and soon have broken
their long fast. From now dn these
insect highwaymen fare we'll
The egg sac is usually formed Of
two equal parts or valves, Joined at
the border, which resembles a small
circular fringe. Sometimes this at
tractive little egg basket is sus-
pended like a hammock in a secret
Evening star., 1944-04-04
Indian Army Active

Over Is per cent of Indias army
has already actively participated ir
the present war.
Evening star., 1944-04-04
Natures s Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHE
CRAB SPIDERS.

Crab spiders are SO called because
of their short broad form and their
crablike walking, which may be
backward or sideWise. Of course they
are harmless. They are clever insect
hunters.
In the genus Misumena belong
the most conspicuous Of crab spiders
because they are not only large but
brightly colored. We have about II
species in the United States; the
larger number are in the West.
The spider shown here may be
white or yellow. There may be a
Evening star., 1944-04-04
Coal Output Up

Coal production in South Africa
increased from 100000 tons in
1899 to 1000 900 tons in 1943.
Evening star., 1944-04-04

Heart" international intrigue and murder in
Honolulu.
WMAL, 9:00-"Ths People vs.. George
Marcus"
M0P, 9:00-utilIe Ball, guest.
WWDc. 9:t5-Mr. Bostrom, swedsn's Minis.
ter, discusses "swsdsn's Problems, Today and
Tomorrow"
M0P, o:30-Maj. George Fielding Eliot
Evening star., 1944-04-04

shelter, formed of leaves rolled ex-
pertly together.
In the majority of cases after the
mother has constructed her egg sac
she remains beside it and watches
it, ready to speed to protect it from
harm. Some maintain these moth
ers only dine when food comes their
way, since they will not desert their
treasure
Evening star., 1944-04-04
Points for Parents
Other saistaction obviously lacking
satisfaction from knoDing

Son: did you talk with Dad
about my fight?"
Mother: II didn't think it neces-
sary. You're getting along with the
boys now"
Evening star., 1944-11-03
Three Food Handlers
Forfeit TotuI Of $125

Two food handlers forfeited $50
each yesterday In Municipal Court
and third forfeited SIS on charges
OF health law violations.
Olivia Davis, operator of the
Maryland Club, 1405 l. street NV,
forfeited $50 on charges of having
worms in barley and a stopped-up
sewer drain. Philip Korn. operator
of Phil's Delicatessen, 1910 Four
teenth street NV, forfeited $50 on
charges of having a dirty sink and
ice cream cabinet.
Lee Young, operator of the New
China Restaurant at 1922 North
Capitol street. forfeited $25 for
having mice feces and reaches on
the shelf.
Evening star., 1944-11-03
Doctor Found Guilty
lin Operation Case

DR.. Kelly Miller, jr., 48-year-old
coiored physician, late yesterday
was found guilty by District Court
jury of performing an illegal oper-
alton on a young colored woman
who died The tria, lasted two days
After the verdict, Justice James
w. Morris, who presided at the trial
ordered DR.. Miller committed to
Jail pending sentence next Thurs
Evening star., 1944-11-03
Navy School Band and Chorus
Offer Something New in Music

son. Hearing one Of their programs
Is to realize that this group of mu-
sicians has something different to
offer with quality many Of the Sc
lect orchestras and noted artists
have missed or perhaps, just forgot
ten. For here you have artistry
Evening star., 1944-11-03
By ALICE EyERSMAN,

The third fall concert Of the Navy
School of Music Band and Chorus
at Constitution Hall last night was
another of those enjoyable events
that these young servicemen have
made highlights of the musical sea-
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sGLE.. DBL, good food. good. people;
laundry privileges, walk. dist; s- to Goyt;
FOR REFINED iady; or Or gentleman in pri-
and shoppsng center. RA. ASH, -
or small child in my home. LIVINGSTON,
4sIi. q write Boy 452-J, star; -
ming water; young lady to share second
1895 nsss f Anh1s 5Ss% 81. Nw-younx LADY to
m mish s snSthe aE 1 1ss1 home excel meals
GIRL TO SHARE private Jewish home;
home privileges meals optional; cow
I UNDER NEW IL ENGAGEMENT Recond. );
owner: dble. and triple rms; men or mar
ried couples only. 1909 18th st. NV.
COLLEGE PARK-very large rm., twin
beds, closets: 2 meals every day: quiet
h RooM ex XNp ads YIN 'e double
room. girls or men; private home. Tay-
WI s HALL-consenial atmosphere OF
sons to bath: wide choices from menu, COM
portation. Cali NO. sso4. 1926 aIst St
1919 7th N.w.-Double room for girls
pleasant surToundings.o GE; 1884
with private bath with l other: also single
vacancy; excellent food and service; switch
en-. CH.-Beautifui home, excel. meals
young girl to share rm. and pvt. bath with
1929 10Th sT, N.W:-Ffont room VIII II
each: also doubles ssi and 81 singles; nomeiiks
French FAMILY takes paying guests
Double room twin beds: best transrorta-
IsSn; *; Uq7g g7os ,eth !. rv-r.rx,
tripls room; home oe COOKING sn n reasonsble. !.
glO7 81. NV. block from Conn. ave.
l large double room, large triple. switch
bosrd service and wholesome meals.
room. INN innneTsDrinss; convenient tran:poT.
VACANCIES in small refined suesthouse
young man to share I'm: and pvt. bath
sa nd oor wieh rensa sri I slso
PVT, bath; excellent meals. no; 1928.
h,s sra 81 Week M r bu haRs e0 FL
32sO 18th ST. N.w.-Doubie and single
rooms. good food, laundry PRIVILEGES: shop
P Psss ee aiss a. ~ N R9n.s tor
girls. $40 9 month nps ~ meals week,
home cooking: block on Conn. ave. Also
table board. II per day.
CHEVY CHASE, ME-. Double room, private
s6s des sRs Drsas Sag pssn sarsss avail
tractiye front room, twin beds. excellent
@sfi' vi dRsG6s;i ous y sssi I.ss.
f fcp n.n . sr Hst g. H ssne Ssrss
blkf E1apD. anlin p6cps: csQ x: 1865.
Don. tn e1e7. @
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

beds. closets; meals every day: quiet
a aSssS s sSisL .nsR lsciss WA P01g
'front.' room ID detsched home home; suitable III or
aY e 4 Sdpll.s R Thone Va All. lag vn =
next to bath with shower In pvt pyt. home for
SI!i o. sGu Pile swn beds
xkiIN Sai Sses;r twin bedrm.; ! sirl.
home paiSsres soup cH i sss kitchen and
ARLINGTON, VA.--Avaiiabie Oct. 18th:
double front room for employed couple:
Gear col p Aiuins oI I Hs NAVY Annex aS1e
ONE SINGLE, one double room. private
gentle home, women employed daytime.
z l FERNIsHEiDS ROOMS for rent, for . or 8
congenial men, 3422 Rhode Island ave-.
Mount Eslnisr. Md. WA. 1901 Or WA, 1857.
zensns q Buses ph ss.ie ca s ssi sun
day. or after 8 weekdays.
Two Rooms for girls; twin beds, laun-
and Navy Annex. 2907 18th st. South
ARLiNGToN. vA.-sinsle room, adj. bath
iaes n e FIILMo NOR ST., A Rim osSo nice
single rooms for gentlemen; bus at door.
ALEXANDRIA,, conv. airport or Pentassn;
ed-lfving rm. for 2: entrance from foyer;
semipyt. bath, ky. privil. TIE. 1884. Sum
c ces II ssras warm single room private
home: woman or girl; 10 min. Pentagon.
s ssssf r. afim6ks 49, st. Arlins.onRooms.
double OF triple With and without board,
Bgyai lines family a II o. Pe sys on
ATTRACTIVE twin-bed room for girls. in
1855 NohfR IscoLSSH ST. oe4 Arlington
BUSINESS sa sdy With H ptcen
SHaS .Eans ox s $Tsss0n bus line on Lee
81 heat. double Hollywood bed, innersprins;
Schools, trans Kitchen q prViisges chiIS
aos asel Largs fenced yaTd WA
ALEX.-single room, private bath. large
closet. unlimited phone; for refined girl in
f EAsGE pos 81 at R eSSs Tf sag Widow sh
new furniture; on IN beautiful corner; near
ROM s. q % two yssa SH 4Ss
SILVER sPRING-Famiiy guest room,
81 1856 caii Sunday after / pm. ''
A aIaEa1 aIla room to quiet EN- EN-,
ALExASDRIA-Laxge, master bedroom,
l4x1T, ike your own best bedroom back
home. Interior decorations in blue and
white. Two closets. twin bedroom suite,
new innerspring mattresses, percale linens,
automatic heat, and semiprivate bath. 20
minutes downtown WASHINGTON, rs to
Pentagon: two ladies or couple; $50. TIE.
GIRLS, 20 to 80 years old. near Pentagon:
cooking privileges. Call IA. 2193-W.
CHEVY CHASE-Well furnished front bed
room and private bath In quiet home of
3 adults / W blk from bus; $50 single, or
S75 for 2 men. WI. 1853.
ARLINGTON-For those who want some
thing extra nice, beautiful double room,
private bath. For employed people. i blk.
to bus. GIL. 1928
ARLINGTON-Two nicely furn. bedrooms.
Lvt. bath, in beautiful new colonial home;
quiet neighborhooG:. blk. from bus: garage
refined comfortable living. CHI. $685..
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POULTRY & EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, 1eeo ana poultry supplies
James Feed Store Inc $40 K st. NV
PULLETs, 500 New Hampshire and Barred
old hens, S1.50. J. L. DAMN, co J.
Fleischman. $500 Branch ave. Sc. Silver
1 H,d,' BMRso,1LERs, $50 N. H wearing hens en-,
lets. 6o0i Branch ave, Camp Springs,
PULLETS, 100, White Leghorn. laying: 5
mos old B, F. LEE, Beltsville, Nd:
ssRhS9e RsrTya zs5JS o, quality
approved pullorum controlled; Hatch wed
Open daily. Std. chicks CoWAN FARMS.
Phi. 2341, Bowie. Md
50 WHITE ROCK PULLETs, ready to lay,
$l:65: 20 New aaamrss ab5 Reds year Old
LAYING NESTS, 7-15 hole metal. Tele-
phone HI. 0162.
MAMMOTH PEKIN DUCKS, 3 mos; old. 3
lbs or over, S1.75 each. GRAINS Con-
tent" Ashton 1865.
GRAINS CONTENT is happy to offer a
limited number of thorobred and draft
horses, dairy and beef cattle, pigs, sheep,
syns hens ose d hsbson an $685.
address Grains Content" Ashton, Md;
CHICKENS, Rhode Island Reds U7), total,
S25. ITO Good Hope I'd. Sc.
HINES CHICKS---Md. u. s. approved. Pull
eosea S sSn ssy R RaEs 0fasEf aaEy
Olney, Md. Ashton 2021.
Barred Crosses, N H. Reds, Beautifully
developed, blood tested, SIS each; 3
months old, beginning to lay, S1.75 each;
u or more. Safe arrival guaranteed
oFN Oak with Pou fEas! pAR Box Box
13SS-R, Trenton, N. j.
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cAuLe AND LIVE STOCK.

WANIED-Pinto pony for girl yrs; old
Must be gentle and sound. Vienna 16-J;
WANTED-Goat stud Prefer Saanen, Also
buy young does, any breed. Box l32, Glen
T fe,ei MILK GOATS, bred; buck
and doe kids; to reduce herd. MRS. VIM.
HARGITT, Boyd. Md
reasonable. Call SH. 1924 "a
DUROC BOAR "a, registered, for sale.
Ready for heavy service. Price reasonable.
Write or call Mr.. MONTGOMERY at
Laurel. Md. 5-F-4
SADDLE HORSE, 6 yrs. bay gelding. finest
confirmation, CLASSY appearance: Army Of
1cer selling 1 of Q horses. Rear 2130 P
FAkM WORK HORSE, large. works single
and double. weight. 1,450; g years old.
Phone Falls Church 1858 =
s se s5ss R hGrsss sso
GRAMS aeis. HS CONTENT. is happy to ofrer a
draught horses, dairy and beef cattle, pigs,
sheep. laying hens, turkeys, ducks and
geese. Telephone main once, Ashton 1896,
or address GRAINS CONTENT" Ashton,
AN OFFERING MI HERD Of Grade ana
Nubian goats at sacrifice. q does due to
kid IN Feb. and thoroughbred Nubian
bucks. one registered. AT. 1906.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest ond Southaoss.

CAPITOL HILL-Attractiye I'm. in apt. OF
businesswoman living alone; $40 single,
$50 double. FIR. $500.
1903 C ST. Sc, Apt. .5-Nicely furn. front
room. 4 windows; walking distance to Cap
itol and Navy Yard.
1913 C ST. S.E.-Nice room. End floor
front; walking distance Navy Yard; clean
quiet. jnner-spripg mattress; gentlemen 81
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM, $3.50 for /,
So for Q: convenient to downtown. Navy
Yard. Camp Springs. Hillside 0933-W
S15 C ST. Sc, near Navy Yard fur
nished rm. for light housekeeping. DI
NICELY FURNISHED front bedroom in
private home, COW. to Navy Yard and bus
lines; gentlemen preferred AT 1897
1910 FORT DAVIS PL. S.E.-Double and
single rooms with kitchen and dining room
privileges: $40 and So per week, respec-
lively; Bradbury Hts. and Seat Pleasant
st. Sc, walk 2 blocks left. 80 w us
ATTRACTIVE ROOM for rent. Franklin
sis G ST. s.E.-Nicely furn. single OF
double: clean, quiet, priavte home; con-
veniences. FIR. 1919.
1862 X ST. S.E.-Double sleeping room for
Q girls or couple, next to bath; walk. dist
to Navy Yard. LU. 1884.
NEAR NAVY YARD-Basement room with
double bed: SIS per mo-: for couple who
will attend furnace in 2-family house;
more space available. RA. 2O36.
241 31th ST. S.E.-Double room, 2 girls;
SIS wk. EACH
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BOATS.

CHESAPEAKE BAY fishing boat for sale
43 IT, Sit; beam sa,m fully EQUIPPED: Gray a
Chalk point, West River; Nd.
GARIs emasEk BOO $50 7 WHY'S Or Ths EAST
a EFT P9 SakT R RoAaBSo dHE mahogany
2 Waterwitch- cupboard motors. All In
Ss STDf shsRa M No SI bhp Elto tvip-cy-
ander. $50; lathe and motor, $50; floor
radio with short wave, $50: binoculars. sx
VA EFfnsh ssD ia 9s shnr boat IS
shape, viii psS cash; AT; ara; Ia Geo
lish D. 2. hammer. IL ga. light load. $50.
CABIN sIsl CRUISER. soft, e-ss Gray ma
rine engine, 6-volt lighting plant toilet,
YACHT CLUE, Slip No. IS, Sunday. 2
ANSHoRs. galy; Hedges. 70 ID, $40. and
chain, So; 2 propellers, -30x32 Hyde and
Sasa aaEz mehf fs RhRns fof sSs sale
S Ssl1 81 o eaBN CRUISER, custom built,
motor Saoi electric refrigeration; $4,000 pf.
SPEEOBOAT, custom built, 1910, 1S-ft.
cypress hull; 54-in. beam; Ford marine
engine: excellent condition; all accessories;
you could easily add car heater, radio and
top for all-winter luxury use; must sell.
Call II. 1909; demonstrate Sunday.
FOR SALE-Rowboat, loft. cypress; new;
. pair oars $50. RAWLETT COTTAGE,
Shady Side, Edgewater Beach. Md. sun
CRUISER. 23x7ls IT.; small cabin, covered
cockpit with windshield, seaworthy cedar
huh with Ford-A conversion; complete with
dinghy, channel buoy and 40 gals. Of gas;
S3T5. See at foot of 18th and Pennsyl-
vania re. Bridge, U. S. Govt. Pier or call
EviNRUDE and Elto cupboard motors,
Thompson boats new and used. service
and parts: used parts. factory representa-
RICHARDSON ss-ft. cruiser, 1e4o, Ker-
mat motor: in excellent condition and fully
equipped: dinghy and many accessories.
For inspection. see steward. CAPT. WILEY,
Corintllian Yacht Club.
SO FIT, l2-ft. beam, Ship, Lycoming
motor. 81 1T. cabin and galley: can be used.
for holseboat. See CAPT. JACK, 900
Maine s;wv Opposite Hogats's;
IT.; 6-inch beam: Scripps marine motor,
develops 1875 h.p.: sleeps 8: large galley,
be seen to be appreciated Located at
ALTON PHIPPS, Deal Md, on Chesapeake
Bay. or phone Falls Church 1926.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED APARTMENT or house wanted
by oficer stationed at Naval Research In
stitute; must. be within walking distance
Of stores and transportation, within half
hours ride Bethesda: good care premises
TWo nDTso5SciToks desire desire furnished apart
ment in Chevy Chase or Northwest section.
ARMY sa 'i CAPTAIN TII AN AM BRIDE want small,
apartment. nearby Va. occupancy imme-
siys fun details; BOX ell, Star. 8.
PERMANENT Wash. resid. urgently needs
unfur. bedrnl. apt. by Oct. 1880. Move
immed. No children or pets. Box 46-L, Star.
|FURN. APT, bedrooms, kitchen. bath;
walking dis. to Vets. Admin; state rent.
Write H. J. GATES. 1879 F st. NV. g.
DUTCH NAVAL OFFICER and wife require
furnished or unfurnished apartment before
Nov. 4st.; no children or pets; NV. section
preferred; permanent duty. Adams 800.
Ext. All. IL
BY ARMY CAPTAIN AND WIFE, two or
three room furnished apt; Conn. ave. or
10th st. NV. preferred. Cali Woodley
WOULD LIKE TO sUBLET furnished apt.
during winter months. Occupancy anytime
TO Jan. 4, by two adults who have always
owned their own house and know how to
care Tor and appreciate choice furnishtnEs.
Downtown on carline preferred. Call Oxs
ford 03l6 after or sundays.
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