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HOUSES FOR SALE.

uOVS6S EON SNe6.
PoTOMAC HEIGHTsi sg,050 = Rsdeco;;
planted. Enclosed by white picket fence;
ms
COM. AvE3Iarss i red brick semidetached
ideal for doctor. oii automatic heat; i
block from commercial zoning. For fur
ass e5 E 1sd ss SHEYS SIZE CONF GHss sas
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS = 6-rm. Dutch
Colonial. automatic heat, s9,25o.
rooms, coal heat, $3.50.
6 rooms. . smi;: me location; & $3.50; ..,o
matte heat, $3.50;
n ~ G M MA7S9R so tsss 4 s.. ssi4 Rhode Island
l.. Glover Park. 221s .Tunlaw I'd. NV.
A. beauty MI a a.sd sdIs'6oo $4,000 down; posses
2. iIo4 JEFFERSON st; n,w.-s rooms and
psbt Path n neys gooa
Y J. Z; Bunsafow n NV Virsinis-s rms and
Sivd Sf'a' C Only $3.50; M Worth '0i much I more
yoa Wsh. want re- f9W Use 81 us sse W nave NnA'
COLORED-Read The Sunday Star every
Sunday for houses for sale to colored BY
JOIN W. ROUSE. 1910 M st. NV. DI.
oss; ssAdsa Rss, s:5f M p 60
ssan ssh pzkk RosS ssS Ioase S sEsss CO. 81 1893
sGk 81 Nv DE ao aps r. ke6Son assS
NV. = S1,5oo down : 3-story brick. 10
garags. Possession at once. .PARK ROAD
HOUSING CO., 1895 Park I'd. DE. 1710.
coLoRED-Near Capitol, This large at
tractive home is divided into six apart
excellent income property and home Of
fered completely furnished including Frigid-
sars aaf e m eass s5i
COLORED-Near 18th and Monroe NV;
2 baths: End and 3rd floors rented and
producing $50 per month; ! st occupied by
| owner; oil h W, heat, 3 refrigerators. For
lurthss information call MIR MYERS
GoLoREb-Brookland, Col D. c.: 1928 18th
st; NE: l1-rm; brick house, mi; oil heat
excellent condition; reasonable. MI. 4046
COLORED-Brick bungalow, 1929 Gault
pl. ne. a real Christmas gift for your
beautiful ultramodern bath. fun basement
by appointment. Price. $500: terms
G5ES ofoRfp MIlHEk NE esult Gs sioo st near Mimi
heat: in good condition See this At once.
COLoRED NE. Gault St. near MINI.
aye.-3-room frame. in good condition
real buy, S2,65o. c. b. MURPHY. AT.
COLORED-640 Park I'd. NV; vacant,
newly decorated. 2-story brick, 8 large
rooms, bath INV h.; move in with de-
post; $3.50 cash. URCIOLO REALTY
CoIoRED@1io4 sh st. NV. Brick. Q
rms. h.-w.h; front entrance TO basement
| Home or investment Easy terms. at a
bargain price. Will exchange; will put in
good condition OWNER TIA 7OlO
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

ROOM on End floor, prefer 2 Catholic
girls; near Lincoln Park: convenient trans
portation. FIR. 2T11
319 10th ST. N.E.-Large front room:
close TO- transportation; private home.
500 E. CAPITOL sT.-Rooms, 81 and SIS
week. room and board, $40 a week; on
Capitol Hill. conv. tranSp II.
BIG EFARTS ST. N.E.-Nicely furn room
inner-spring mattress large closet; also
single: gentlemen. CO. S14e
623 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Large front
room. second floor. twin beds; reas: win
dows; convenient transportation. FIR. 1927.
CoLoRED-One large front room for
couple or 2 girls: another share room for
6 pm, Adams S017. 90 r ST. ne.
CoLORED-1304 Emerson St ne Room
for rent in quiet home, refined people
17a
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.

5-RoOM BUNGALOW, Silver Spring, Md;
ami: screened porch: gas heat; storm
windows throughout. Call SH. 1888 l7s
NEARBY MD, Roger Hts-l mi back of
Peace Cross; bung.. . bedrms. each with
PVT. b., living rm.. fireplace. elec. kit. unit,
oil heat, built-in garage: 2 blocks from
bus that transfers to every east-west line
terminates at 18th and Pa. ave. se.: ideal
for, adult family of 3 or 4: no pets; ref.
exchanged; white neighborhood; 500 mo.
Cau WA. 41S3 after 8 pm. for inspec-
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

REFINED COUPLE will share large beau.
tiful Va. home with executive, adults; ga.
rage. Oh heat. within 15 min. OF Wash
Falls Church 1928 l7s
LIVING RIM, kitchen. bedrooms and bath
Four blocks from Capitol. FIR. 1858.
41I3 FAIRFAX ST, Landover Hills, Md
tout Defense hwy.)-Lovely, nearly new
home; 8 rms, bath, auto heat, refgr.
Ewell, LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO, ME.
54U0
TWORTH-Attractive home. 5 rooms
Kitchen and bath hot-water heat, oil
burner; comfortably furnished: rent. Sl0G
a month. Write; telling size OF family,
WIfSG Is rs XcaaNf RsS aSW saf
house, $3.50 mo, at 1880 Rittenhouse st
NV, where children are accepted. for
small downtown apt. below S100 for couple
can AID. 200 during daytime
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

GUARANTEED, all sea soned oak large
wood split; S22 cord, 2 bushels kindling
free Lincoln 1928 l7s
CALL THE WOODMAN for prompt deliv-
cry. seasoned hardwood logs: n W section:
small starting pieces in every cord. Sligo
KEROSENE AND FUEL OLIVE deliver in
quantities of so gals. and up Il 1921
CORDWOOD, mixed: SIS, delivered in Va.
$50, in D C.; storage extra: fireplace and
stove lengths. JULIAN S. CARPER. Elm
wood 371
SLABWOoD In cord lots SIS delivered,
WASHINGTON and vicinity. Phone Kensing-
ton 16-J-l Ire
WOOD, seasoned oak, for fireplace or stove,
$50 cord; seasoned Slabwood;' SIS cord
Delivered in Falls Church or Arlington.
Phone Falls Church 1850
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ROOMS EURNIsHEp-s.r. ond s.w.

203 10th ST. S.E.-Nicely furn front room,
next bath; block from bus; gentleman.
1Ioi EAST CAPITOL sr.-sinsle room.
COW, transp.: oil heat: plenty hot water;
uni phone; women only FIR. 27SO.
3i9 9th ST. S.E.-Single or double sleeping
rms, closets, sinks, plenty h. W. and heat:
GIRLS, private home. very convenient;
S25 month: unlimited phone; Sunday
morning breakfast privilege. FIR. 7422.
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORES in parking shop center, avaiia6N
sall Or $3.50 weekdays. o to s. '''
STORE, suitable of1ce, shop, etc. 25x13S
9th, and NJ NV, 1st comm. rear en-
trance: available Jan, 1o45. Your broker
AID. 5000, to pm. Box 336-T, Star,
17s
in large housing project. Available i'm.
mediately. Size of store 30x60, with base-
ment. Call Ii. 2S2S.
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POULTRY g. EGGS

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies.
JAMES FEED STORE. INC, 619 K St n W.
ME- 00S9.
PIGEONS, Q pair extra white King, pro-
cured from Mr.. Rices famous Plymouth
Rock SQUAD Co, MelroSe. Mass, to raise
squads for family use. For sale only due
Chase blvd, WI. 1878, all day Sunday,
after pm weekdays
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FARM 8 GARDEN.

HAY for sale, will deliver in D. c. area.
Phone Laurel 320-J
CHRISTMAS TREES for sale, delivered
or on the stumD. ME. 1901. DU. 1900
TREES REMOVED, evergreens trimmed,
general landscaping; work covered by in
Surance. Union 0962. 16s
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ROOMS WANTED.

2 ROOMS for diplomats wife and infant
son in cultured lady's home. In 18th St,
call Shepherd 64S6, between IL and pm.
GENTLEMAN, GENTLE, Govt. desires COM
rood transp a4om sox Rh Py 81 stas
REFINED Catholic girl, Red Cross worker,
desires single room in private home; some
kitchen privileges. Phone MISS SEAVEY,
WO. 97l9, after PM 17%
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BOATS.

wANTED-outboard motors, regardless of
size or condition: cash for same. 1877
11tb ST. Sc
30-FT. MATHIS double-end gaf cutter,
Sea Call fully equipped for cruising
$1,000. At Capital Yacht Club; owner
aboard Fri. and Sat, ? to g. I6s
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

COLoRED DEVELOPMENT-Fine in this
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
SO; It. or more; new. modern: four blocks
Of the District line on Sheriff rd. ne;
rent with option to purchase. CHAPEL
OAKS CO, 5411 Addison Chapel rd.. Fair
mount Heights, Md HI 1901
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SUBURBAN REkT-vIRGINIA.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - New broom
Cape Cod house, furnished; oil heat, "a
baths, all modern improvements; Va, 15
miles D. C. Can EX 9914 bet. 2-3 pm. Sc
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates,
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving EDELMAN'S
MOVING g. STORAGE CO.. Ia 1887. I6s
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, 200-acre farm.
good soil, between 8 pixies: modern 7-rm
dwelling, 3-rm. tenant house. Sf2OO0f
combination barn. nearly new farm implo.
ments, large streams, several springsa
now under cultivation, Howard County.
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OFFICES WANTED.

WANTED oy nationally known scientific
instrument manufacturer by first of Jam
Larry. 1-room ONCE space: location not
in center of town; would prefer outlying
area where parking is convenient; once
must be in the District. MA. 1910.
DESIRE suite of or more desirable
offices in downtown Washington. win
buy furniture and take over lease. Boz
2ST-Z Star
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAkp.

NICE a-ROOM HOUSE, big yard, hot-water
heater: 2 blocks from District line: S65
month; $500 Branch ave. Sc. FLEISCH-
MAN. Open 8 to A.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DUPONT CIRCLE (below) - spacioux
quiet, attractive basement studio room
available for use as study, den. studio or
ofice; conveniently located Just on Conn.
ave-: this room has privacy and peaceful
charm. Box 1887, Star.
OFFICE SPACE, most desirable location.
short term or from month to month. DI
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ROOMS EuR.-MD. and VA. tcent.)
BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE ROOM. private bath,
LARGE, attractive room, adjoining bath;
comfortable double bed; gentleman or cou-
pie preferred, Glebe 1776.
decorated: suitable young ladies; walk.
distance Arlington Hall. GL. 3I66.
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ROOMS EURNIsHEp-Mp. and VA.

5619 OAK PL., Bethesda, Md-Single
room, unlimited telephone, breakfast privi-
leges. WI 1888 after pm.
HYATTSVILLE-Large, clean bedroom,
kitchen privileges: reasonable; employed
couple only. Phone Union 6574.
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

SMALL APARMENT HOUSE, excellent con-
dition, in one of the best, most convenient
locations in city; beautifully furnished and
steady rental by choice tenants for several
years. PRICED right by owner, leaving
city, anxious to sell. WO. 93T9.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

$4,000 so. FIT. FLOOR SPACE, downtown
warehouse. leading platform, elevators
etc. Interested in only to 10 year lease
TO one tenant. Box 437-T, Star.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS suR WANTED

$3.50, 2 rooms. furn.; $50, 8 rooms, un-
1urn. MI, private entrance; l fare.
Call Hillside 0449-M
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
REAL ESTATE sALt OR EXCHANGE

TO RENT OR BUY, 10000 50. #. flre.
proof, concrete. 1-story bldg. Box 3sS-K,
Star
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RESPONSIBLE young couple desires small
apartment, furn. or unfurn, Arlington
permanent; good references arrive Januar.
9Th: Call DE. 0S00, Ext. 120. I6'
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DOBERMANS, wks., bl and tan S25-S35
Newfoundland, female, half grown S35
Scotties, champ. sired, mos. S40-S50
Cookers, a new lot -S25-S40-S50
Persian kittens, all colorA S12-S1 5
DOG HOTEL. 1874 Georgia ave. ia. 4321
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W-Furn. or unfurn.. rooms, bath.
kitchenette: quiet young couple: no chill
MRS. G. GOULD. HO 44SO after pm.
JTs
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WO. 1900 until 8 pm. 351S Conn
NICE DETACHED FRAME HOUSE, 2-story
lS Daa K.stsesea hss ness
borhood near s, Dakota ave. and Chan.
ping sHEM.KAs st M AZ for zsn Mrs Merilat LonIs
orr UPPER 18th ST. N.w.-Attractiv,
center-han,plan home. in perfect new
city, will give prompt possession; min,
car sarge, MITCHELL QUICK, 'fi' 81. sssl ISL
row BRICK, N.E.-s rooms, bath. h.-w.h.
fdront dssn and double . re rear porches lot $50
HIVE ffssF PR bR1dK RE HSSEs Sost day D as an
pll'sf 1s 70 eselasse salaaSe ssent
MaARSNALL NakSMAaL p;.x 7 WAPLE CO. 81. s$4s ..
corner lot, fun basement, garage: $3.50
GIyPE fMMPEI r ~ ADAMS; uN S,di Il4s: ,.,.
home IN College ss aeiFhts Nd; ae-ft neaayh iiyins
rm;. sunrm. % With is fireplace. a bsdrms. .s and
sasIGssd ssa sleeDing perch s $500 cash ane
pSone mG number sf sox ssar rlse CIV
HOME AND INCoME@Attractive t io-room
newly decorated. BUNGALOW style frame
ave has eopste ksehens fo
and rear porcheS, Oil h:-wh;: 500
\
TWO Ist-FLOOR BEDROOMS. other
rooms. bath: vacant spic and span; de-
tacheS G. g. Open 2se e.. pm 1857 @ Montsgue sa
CENTER HALL COLONIAL. S12,950: Be.
thesda. Md.-Laree living. dining rms. de
luxe kitchen. screened porch, 8 large bed
rooms. tiled bath with shower. gas heat
from wis. ave-. in Sight sight gram grammar school f
high school. shopping district. LESLIE D
lMEASELL, WO. 5221
HHLCREST SECTION, near Branch ave
s;se:-High elevation, beautiful view Of tn
city, opposite Government park; spacious
lwell-landscaped grounds. 110x15 55. off tn
beaten path, extremely private and Sc
cluded; brick construction. rooms. :.
baths. lavatories and servants bath
psesd 1t 0ps cam
lShackelford Ma. $500; evenings an!
Sunday. Sligo 660S. BOSS d PHELPS
lPETwORTH - Vacant; immediate posses
lsion; 20-ft. row brick, 8 rooms. oil heat
l2-car garage; some furniture available
must be sold st once. Call MI. Hoover, RA
1t. NV. MA. 2S46.
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The ROUNDUP
OLD NosEY.
BY
GEORGE MoUZoN

It's out of the bag, sabby Lewis and his fine little
Orchestra make another attempt at the big time when
they invade the Zanzibar on Bway comes Jan. 10
George Irish and an eight piece CONDO with all names will
carry on at the Hot spot of Rhythm . Jimmie Lunce-
ford and his Orchestra moved into the Tic Toe four
week stay Louis Jordan and his Orchestra play for
Arthur "Pee Wee" Coles at the horticultural Hall on
Tuesday JAN U.s. where Arthur has hired the entire Hail.
both large and small bathrooms for the pleasures of the
sepa dancing public and the debut Jordans Ration
Blues which is sweeping the country like hot cakes
The Bullocks of Tremos ST. threw Xmas party which
I'm still hearing the praises of What Trotter Court
rendevouz the most talked of place about here recently
with the Mills Bros Al Coopers group, and the musement
world IS "who who paying their respects Toots Nc
Tvane was in town for the holidays and many a femn-
inc heart palpitated certain Columbus Ave waitress
is the recipient of swank fur coat from her heartbeat
and all smiles There such thing Santa, after
all There's torrid romance involving 10 old
chick and 81 year old postal employee The parents
doing all they to quell the amatory escapade
That popular fremont St. tonsoria artist and his
tranged wife are together again which makes it very,
very Happy New Year and you have my best wishes
one of up and coming business is buying eXpen
sive presents for an ofay entertainer time My, My
Charming Ruthe Anderson held open house for her
many friends New Years day at her home z94 Shaw
NUT Ave Every city in the country had some sort OF
big Xmas and New Years celebration and operated
by members of group for the defense workers
and service people who had time off for the occasion but
us why ask the organization which has constant
ly sold you what they wanted and in small doses
something tells that things will be different in "A or
the truth going to be exposed Fathers still in
other since being placed in the Ia category large
number is expected to be called in January Elliot
"Whirling Hub Freeman and about and looking
swell If it's tree of description Les Physics
E. There is attractive Roxbury matron who is
ious to obtain divorce that she can marry that D. c.
Medco :. +. drug store will open at the corner Of
Hammond and fremont in the future and Dr. Fub-
Ter will headline the cast Duke Ellington played con-
cert in Chicago last week and per usual it was sell
out what's he got that Basic hasn't.
TERMINATION:
And so until next week same time when we get down
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Army & Navy
saturday. Jan 8. Tea Dance

Saturday, Jan 8, Tea Dance.
3 to 6 p m. Services donated.
Saturday, Jan 8, Dance
Night, Tasker Crosson's or
chestra. Services donated,
Sunday, Jan 8, Pageant
NAACP Youth Council, Direc-
tor, James Henderson.
NEW YEARS EVE PARTY
The beautiful ballroom was
the scene Of fun and frolic on
New Years Eve. Pictures were
taken of the various groups.
Jitterbug Contests we're among
the special dances and a grand
time was had by all the $50
guests present. The music was
furnished by Tasker and his
Band, which was enjoyed i'm
mensely,
NEW YEARS EVE FORMAL
AND BIRTHDAY PARTY
Our regular Birthday Party
was held in the Room at
the Formal Dance given by
the Dance Committee on Sat
urday, Jan /, 1914. Birthday
cards were presented to sill
those service men whose birth
days were on or about the last
Of the year, Refreshments, de-
licious cup cookies, cookies,
candies, nuts and orange
frappe were served, The host
esses goWned in beautiful
sparkling gowns transformed
the ballroom into a gorgeous
garden of most attractive
Dung ladies. Dance music was
furnished by TaSker Crosson's
Orchestra. Refreshments were
served by the ladies from the
Housewives League of Greater
Boston,
COFFEE HOUR
Mr. T Bright of Cambridge
sponsored and showed movies
at the Coffee Hour on Sunday
Jan 2, 1914 at 7 p m. It was a
grand treat and may he re-
turn again soon.
HOSTESSES, VISITORS
IN NEW YORK
The Misses Edith, Myrtle and
Julia Brown and Florence
Leonard spent delightful
visit in New York during the
holidays.
HAZEL E, McCREE,
Publicity,
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Mrs. Estelle Massey Riddle
Recently appointed member
of the Advisory Committee of
the Division of Nurse Educa-
ton, U. S. Public Health
Service, which administers
the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps.
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with the real art of columnng yours truly Mr. Mouzons
Happy New Year, saying Happy and Prosperous New
Year to You All -.
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grant appearance sets one
apart, makes one unique, Ev-
cry one may acquire this beau
ty for it is free to the most
homely. Take stock Of yourself
and stake your claim for beau
ty is yours If you so desire.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-01-08
Natalie Hayes Hammond Exhibit
At VOse Galleries, Jan. Az, 1914

Announcement is made to.
day Of the Retrospective Exli-
hition by Natalie Hays Ham
mond at the Robert C vosc
Galleries beginning Tuesday,
January 4 and extending
through Wednesday, January
II, Many media will be seen
in the $50 pictures in this COL
lection which includes oils,
pencil, crayon, paintings on
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-01-08

MISS MARY AGNES YERWOoD
Master of Social Work, Atlantic
University School of Social Work
the FIRST cOlored worman appoin-
teed Visiting Teacher in the
Austin, Texas Public School Sys-
tenn. Miss YerwoOd has also
served as a case worker with the
Family Welfare Bureau, Calves
ton, Texas, and the City County
Department of Public Welfare,
LaIlas, Texas.
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FUEL OH.

through Feb. 20.
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FUEL OIL
Period One coupons valid to
Jan. 4, Period 2 coupons good
until Feb. 8. Period 8 coupons
become valid Jan. 4 and are
good until March IA. Glass four
coupons worth 10 gallons. Glass
five coupons worth so gallons.
SHOES
Stamp 10 in Book One good
indefinitely for one pair Of
shoes. Airplane stamp No. 1 in
Book Three also good indefin-
itely for one pair,
SUGAR
Black stamp No. 20, marked
sugar" in back of Book Four
good for five pounds through
January is.
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glass, water color. needle point
and architectural designs. OF
particular interest will be a
collection of costume designs
executed by Miss Hammond
for six Miracle Plays" pre-
sented at the Guild Theatre,
New York, as we'll as designs
for other New York produc-
lions.
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SUGAR
BEAUTY HINTS
By NINA TEMPLE
CLAIM TO BEAUTY

Strange as it seems, some
peoples only claim to beauty is
neatness. A neat, well groomed
woman always receives an APP
proving glance. A fresh, fra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-18

Air Forces who will return after the war with a desire to continue in the calling they know best.
 Airport planning is not something that can be done overnight. It requires months, sometimes years of study, not only in determining the best possible loca- ton for flying field, but in acquiring the land, arranging financing, improving roads, expending public utility services, and myriad other details. Progressive communities are preparing now to receive the miracle of air commerce which will begin to spread over the world when the war ends It will keep them humping to be ready for that day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-18
Major Austin's Resolution

"I'll never be a snug Vermonter again." Major. Edward L. Austin wrote to his father, the senior senator from Vermont. Major Austin made this resolution after seeing the tank-destroyer battalion which he commands in action on the American beachhead in Italy. There was real coW- boys and real Indians in the outfit There were also boys from The Bronx, State-ot- MainerS, Pennsylvania factory workers, and lads from midWestern farms. In its first action against enemy tanks, the battalion took toll of Tigers and Mark TVS that played major part in stopping the big Nazi counter-attack of mid Feb- rQary It seems likely that there are thousands of American soldiers who, consciously or otherwise, have taken a VOW similar to Major Austin's. Most of us have bit of the "smug Vernponter" in us, no matter what part of the country we hail from. The average American Oike the average person of any nationality sticks pretty close to home and his own kind in his thinking, however, much he may have travelled. Generally speaking, the southerner still distruSts the dam yankee, the Brooklyn native looks down his nose at the farm boy.
 The Army affords wonderful oppor- tunity to get over such insular attitudes. Dodging the same bullets, sharing the same ditch, facing the same flax in bomber teaches tolerance. When men live the same life and face the same dangers, they begin to judge each other according to character, rather than ac- cent, religion, education, or the size of their civilian salaries. There are many, of course, whose ingrained prejudices will not be touched by any of these factors. But if only small minority of service men bring out of military life less preiu- dice than they took into it, there can still be cause for rejoicinng.
 We are going to need tolerance and un- selfishnesS during our peacetime read iustment The common purpose of war has not stilled our economic and religious and racial strifes. The returning veter- ans are going to be great force in our civilian life Their solidarity can work great good or great harm, depending upon how it is organized and directed. It does not seem too much to hope that there may be enough men like Major Austin who have lost that "smug Yer .monter" attitude of influence the veterans and the country to work less toward selfish and sectional aims, and more to- ward the common good.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-18
Jackpot Down Under

Australian war workers recently re- ceived a shipment of some 35,Ooo Amerl- can alarm clocks. And now story out of Melbourne states that arrangements are being made for shipment to Australia of modified form of the jeep," in response to large orders pouring in from farmers ard ranchers down under.
 1t is to be hoped that the general mor- ale of the United Nations will not be injured if we insert here wistful note of envy on behalf of the many American war workers who have nothing but in- somnia or a rugged conscience to get them up in the morning, and the many American farmers who are wondering whether they can patch up their trucks and farm machinery well enough to get them through another season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-18
Hard Words

The dignified Supreme Court, it seems, has once again fallen into that lament able and contagious. Washington habit of internal dissension and calling. We regret it, but at the same time we admire the high tone of the judicial billingsgate.
 For instance, there is MT. Justice Frank furter's stinging rebuke of his colleagues Apparently a cloud of unreviewability is compounded by intermingling doubts on several scores"
 Scarcely crack to arouse immediate andfiery resentment. In fact, we feel that if there must be insults hurled in high places, let them be of this sort in which the injured party has to pick them apart with the help of a dictionary while the flush of anger cools.