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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28

7 This is the second of two
 articles by ROSette HargrOve,
 for several years fashion edi-
 tor in the NEA Paris Bureau,
 presenting preview of Paris
 fashion collections for spring.
 By ROSETTE HARGROVE
 NEA Staff Correspondent
 Paris, Feb. 28.-Military influence is decidedly noticeable in the spring showings of new fashions created by leading couturiers. Too many women are in uniform today for other women to feel comfortable in costumes marked by too much fan tasy. As result, there Is a strong tendency toward simple, straight forward lines.
 Piquet, for instance. has some surprises in his collection, based on his observation of American mill tary uniforms He has effectively combined white accessories and beige costumes.
 Two schools of thought are evil denced by the new spring collec- tionD which are about to open Some conturiers are thinking ot the future silhouette and are pre- pairing for it. Others are thinking in terms of today. Both tendencies are represented.
 Paris designers have evidenced sudden enthusiasm for skirts Lelongs collection reflects this in- tereSt. He is attracted by drapery
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28
POLI'S

Tonight is the last opportunity that Waterburians will have of sec ing the superlative musical film now current there Music For Mil lions" with Jimmy Durante, Marg- aret O'Brien, June Allyson and last but not by any means least there Is Jose Iturbi, the genius of the plano and who conducts one of the great est symphony orchestras ever seen on the screen in some of the more classic musical numbers of the film.
 Starting tomorrow, Poli will pre- sent to it's patrons Hangover Square,, one of the most novel and thrilling mystery, murder films that they have seen in some time, plus the superb cast of players, headed by Laird Cregar, Linda Darnel and George Sanders.
 The setting is in London, during the gas-light period. If there ever was an actor thta aroused the ming led feeling of distrust, sympathy and sometimes absolute hatred Gre gar is that performer. he, when act- ing, changes his character, his per- sonality like the chamelon. One 1n-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28

stant he is an entirely different per- son than he was second or two be- fore. At one time you have all the sympathy in the world for him and the very next you would condemn him to the vilest of punishment. He carries the audience right with him when he is playing part.
 Linda Darnell carries the leading female and also the leading roman tic part, that of real tough caba- ret performer while George Sanders plays the part of the best friend.
 On the same program there is also a comedy gem with Arthur Lake the "Dagwood" of the Blondie news paper series, cast with Dale Evans in 8 nice light little comedy with musical intervals, that makes a ball. anced program, so popular with all, and the nfor the final dressing for the program the very latest news events of the war and world will be shown
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28

in back, which appeared in his last collection. By clever use of draped effects placed high on the hip, he envelops the entire silhouette, thus lengthening it.
 Worth's collection keeps dresses simple, almost formal in front. But he is thinking of bloused backs, sometimes cut by high belt waist lines, reminiscent of the bolero-a style Paris always comes back to and finds new interest In.
 ROMANTIC STYLE
 Gres, renolmcing for the time being the fullness of her skirts, is applying her clever fingers to bust and shoulders. Perhaps this new dis cipline will incline her more toward the romantic style-where she has had remarkable success already.
 Mad Carpenter is promising colors-bt not before the end ot the war. She has 8 taste for noble style-gull lines and invisible seams She belongs to the group of cou- turierS whose ideas do not precede their hands but accompany them in fashioning clothes She, Gres anc Vionnet are of the ivory tower school hardly affected by the news of the day.
 There is another group which keeps its eyes on the future while breathing the air of the present Rochas is among them. Perhaps anticipating lengthening of skirts he nonetheless remains attached tc his flat volants. He has also retained many printed dresses-the mair treasure for this spring.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28
BEAUTIES HINTS
 Perfect Art of HandIin1 People By Practicing Patience And Tact
BY ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

Personality traits which . eitS who deals with the public must ctil. tivate-if she's not naturally gifted are patience, tact, tolerance and flrmness.
 How to do 1t? By flashing . anile when you fell like glowering. By keeping your tone of voice pleasenk even if 1t takes effort. By handling a situation" graciously but with a positive attitude which indicates firmness. By remembering thas queues and battles with crowds are also 8 trial to MT. and MrS. John o. Public.
 Mistress of this art of handling people is the young but wise Jean Grogan, night shift Schraff hostess who thinks that feeling fit has . lot to do with acting graciously.
 ITO be a success at . Job O9 being hostess, saleswoman, receps tionist or whatever 1t is" says Jean don't stint on sleep off-duty recrea" tion, your daily dozens and q wells balanced diet. They all contribute tO good temper"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28
THE WOMEN Ambition To Succeed Can Apply To Marriage Also

activities or slave to stretch pennies so that the couple can put on good front she hasn't time to make the marriage itself an easy, happy way of life.
 And the husband, working day and night to become more suc- cessful, may not even find time to wonder whether or not his wife Is happy.
 GROW APART
 And then comes success and mid dle-age and the couple have grown apart through the years instead Of together. And before long the mar riage of the ambitious young cou- pie ends in divorce.
 "It's an old, old story. And since 1t is, isn't 1t a wonder that we have n't put more stress on the import ance of a couple being ambitious not for the things that will impress other people, but ambitious for their marriage.
 Just a small part of the ambition wife has for her children and a man for his career put to work at making the couples marriage suc- cess would do much to make 1t so.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28

The princess frock has been a Stand-out at new showings I've seen lately. It's one of the easiest of dresses to make-as simple as ABC.
 Pattern No. 8778 is designed for sizes 12, IA, 16, 18 and 20. Size IA, short sleeve, requires 3 3-8 yards of 39-inch material; 6 yards ric-rac to trim.
 For this pattern. send 20 cents. in COINS, your name, address, size desired, and the PATTERN NUM- BIER to Sue Burnett Waterbury Democrat 115O Sixth Avenue, New York 19, N. Y.
 Just off the press-the new Spring issue of FASHION. Send for your copy today-it's filled with brand new ideas for your spring wardrobe. IS cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28

son of Ginger Rogers, is serving a prison sentence for a crime she &C., cidentally committed. Shirley Tenn pie, in her first grown-up role, Is also starred. It is Dore Schary production.
 The companion feature closing tonight is "Grisslys Millions, fea- turing Virginia Grey and Paul Kel- Y.
 Music For Millions, opening to- morrow at the Strand, Is a romantic screen musical which tells the poig- nant story of young bride, por- trayed by June Allyson, whose hus- band is fighting in the South Pa cific.
 Jose Iturbi conducts the films or- chestra. He also contributes piano solos,
 Playing opposite Miss Allyson is
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 overseas. No wonder the boy had enuresis.
 Its nothing to be ashamed of" he said matter-of-factly. You'd better bring him in and I'll ex- anime him, but I don't think there is anything physically wrong. |. By the way, are you working now?"
 Yes, she was working in a war industry on night shift. Rogers older sister looked after him in the evening. She admitted he never got to bed very early, because he liked to play commando with the boys in the street.
 Let's try to get to the bottom of this" the doctor said. After some discussion he advised that the mother change her night hours to part-time day schedule so that she could be at home when her children came from school, and could more adequately supervise their living habits.
 REGULATE ROUTINE
 Try having Roger go without liquids after four o'clock in the afternoon. Give him his dinner at six, and have him in bed by eight Get him up before you go to bed at eleven. Set the alarm and take him up again at three. Awaken him thoroughly so that he knows he is going to the bathroom. ] think you can correct the habit without much trouble, if you give him little sympathetic attention But don't shame, scold or punish him" he added emphatically.
 With his mother at home in the evening, Rogers living schedule was more reguluar and he was les; nervous and excitable. When the stigma of shame was removed ht took pride in overcoming his diff ficulties, and before long his habit! | were normal,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28

Jimmy Durante, favorite Broadway comedian; Margaret OBrien plays Junes younger sister. Others in the cast include Marsha Hunt, Har- " Davenport, Marie Wilson and Larry Adler.
 Adler, wizard with the harmo- mica, includes in his brilliant re- pertoire Debussys "Le Clair de la Lune
 A March of Time and Selected Short Wojects complete the pro- gram
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28
Peanut Butter
BY GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer

NLA OktbAA VVIASCi
 With meat SO scarce, the high protein content of peanut butter takes on menu importance. Its Bodybuilding protein is equal ounce for ounce to that of beef. It is also high in B complex and contains iron and calcium AND most every one likes to eat it.
 Creamy Peanut Butter POtage
 Serves 34)
 Two tablespoons shortening or bacon drippings, cup sliced onions. cup minced celery, 1-2 cloVe minced garlic, IA cup peanut but ter, 2 cups milk, chicken bouillon cubes, fresh tomato, chopped; salt and lepper.
 Melt shortening and add onions, celery and garlic. Cook covered until all vegetables are tender about 5 minutes. Then add peanut butter, milk and bouillon cubes. Just before serving add tomato. Shea son to taste.
 Peanut Butter MacaroOns
 (Sugarless)
 (MakeS about 3
 One-half cup peanut butter, l 1-3 cups q can) sweetened condensed milk, 1-4 teaspoon salt, ? cups gra- ham cracker crumbs,
 Blend peanut butter, condensed milk and salt. Stir ill cracker crumbs. Drop by rounded tea spoonfuls two inches apart on greased or oiled cookie sheet. Bake in a moderate oven (375 degrees Fo for IS minutes or until done. Re- move from pan at once.
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Ambition" B u . they went on to explain: "AmIl- ton to live up to the promises o! the marriage con- tract"
 We often s ay admiringly of a ng husband and wife starting their life together. They're such an ambitious young couple"
 But the ambi- ton which often brin0S them Sllc-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28

Beside pastel tints of Scottish design, artificial tints are attract ing fashion more and more. Paris couturiers are getting away from the gay Japanese lattern colors of pre-war years. Sulphur, tobacco. mustard, chartreuse and gasoline are the colors of the day.
 Coup de grace to the straight tail- ored jacket will be given by Paquin, who intends to remain faithful to looser blouses. Strangely enough, he holds with Gres on the subject of the full bust. He would like to have the hip forgotten. So he vii. stick to his Egyptian lines which harmonize so well with his supple backs. He will show few accessories. Pure silhouette is wanted in which subtlety of cut is the secret of its success.
 Hats are going to return to small forms, to the huzzahs of Allied soldiers here who have never stopped commenting somewhat caustically on towering turbans which were featured in the early days of the liberation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28
TOMORROW'S MENU

BREAKFAST: Orange juice, fried scrapple, bran mullins, butter or fortified margarine, grape jelly, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Creamy peanut butter potage, toast strips, raw vegetable salad, hard candies, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Casserole of veal and vegetables, baked potatoes, enriched bread, butter or forti- fled margarine, baked spiced pears, frosted cup cakes, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28
UNHERALDED

Hollywood - Nobody ever thought Hoagy Carmichael would amount to much when he was student at 1n- diana University, according to Sam Ruman, then his classmate and now assistant director on his RKO Ra- dio picture, Johnny Angel" Hoagy then led small campus orchestra and Star Dust" was unthought of.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28
COLLECTOR

Hollywood nthony Quinn ad~ miring rare Chinese terra cottA figure kiven to him by Ducky Louie on RKO Radios '"The Invisible Army" set. Quinn has been coNect- ing Chinese art objects for years, has many priceless items in his col" lection.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28
STRAND

In Selznick- -Internationaps "I1l Be Seeing You" the film drama closing tonight at the Strand the- ater the story is woven around pair of unusual lovers. The boy, played by Joseph Gotten, is a psy- cheoneurotic soldier returned from Pacific action. The girl, in the per-
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 ing and punish ing seem to have no effect"
 The physician looked at the mother ke enly. He had brought her children in- to the world. K Il o W ing her temperament, he understood that R og r's home life was unset tied now that his father was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28
COMPOSER.

Hollywood - Hams Eisler, noted Viennese composer whose musical score for Gary Grants None But the Lonely Heart" won critical ac- claim is now writing the score for RKO Radios "The Spanish Main"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28
RY RUTH MILLETT

When the tradition of the Amer lean press a Houston couple, cele- brating their fiftieth wedding ami versary, were asked for the key to married happiness thev ar&We~ed,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28

cess doesn't always bring them hap piness together. Often the striving for success keeps them from build ing a happy life together. The wife in an effort to "help her husband" may take on SO many community
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28
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Peanut Butter and Watercress

(MakeS 2 fuII-SiZed SandWlcheSI
 One-quarter cup peanut butter, 2 tablespoons mayonnaise, 4 to 5 sprigs of Watercress.
 Blend peanut butter with may onnaise. Spread mixture over bread and top with sprigS of WatercreSs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28
'' i1r''2IIl
 S~ Children's Living Habits Need Adequate C,,v.A~ryssSnv~
By IONA L. TROTT
 Assistant Director Red Cross Nursing Service

Wrltten TOT NEA 0erV1ce
 I'm ashamed to come to you, doctor, about such a trivial thing" a mother said tirnidly. My boy, Rogers, is seven years old and he still isn't able to keep his bed dry
Evening star., 1945-02-07
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

NORTH CAROLNA-Govt. girls desire
| more nice girl to share apt, $25 each
2lS Kentucky ave. Sc. FIR. 9662.
2-ROOM and private bath furn. apt.
$40 mo-: vic. 18th and Columbia .rd.
NV; omcers preferred. Box 476-A,
/ ROOM. kitchen. pvt. bath: good loca-
ton; 10 minutes downtown: $40 mo.
423 9th st. Sc, FIR. 7160 after pm.
$500 10th ST. N.W.-Furn. 2-rm. apt.
for rent for months. $40; lady only.
Apply after $40 pm, DE. 4724.
RESPONSIBLE CONGENIAL GIRL, 24-3O
to share 3-room apartment with another
siT G9 Sa single beds no smoking or
ROOMS, kitchen and bath, s65 mo ;
immediate possession. Conn. ave. OR.
53l sth N.E.-Desirable furn. fiat va
gated by transfer: married settled counle
S47 30. set by rent control.
I122 MASS AVE. N.W.-Apt on 1st floor
for girls: SI20 mo
ARMY OFFICERS WIFE to share nice g.
room home near 18th and Colorado ave
NV. during 3 months temporary absence
Of my husband; $50 month. Box 241-x,
1910 INGLEsIDE TERRACE N.w.-rwo-
room apt. All utilities furnished S55 mo-
Call after 10 am, DU. 9247.
ROOM nonhousekeeping apartment with
bath bath rvaIr and + fireplace; $50 month. 474l
GIRL eI1 $3.50 ,t to share completely furn. g.
Guided, S32 so. I6 .7th st. Sea AT. 07e5
GIRL to share small 3-rm. furn. apt with
another girl. $50 per mo. 1905 Belmont
rd. NV. Apt. 4, 3rd floor,
Evening star., 1945-02-07
HOUSES WAITED 70 sUY (cea't.J

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tCoa't.D
.od.y Or sen to cash clients ss EsTH Ss1tlRA e
We WANT, Immediately for cash. house
In the downtown business area that 10
%nse,eea ySnfa MkEryEh ff aaafEr M
TaE IGhf v. y Z. 4 A. N n. Miller Development
e.. dssess 'tnss a Sa '.s ssE
SnsSS 4msTican Ghfss unv Park dIeser hs
gd IS al II ons sood Value Quality
have immediate purchasers for 1t. Teie-
P.se.sS PRx1.sEfRVicEMAN fVi wants Groom detached
BUNGALOW within 10 miles D. c.. Arlington
preferred. Direct from owner About
$1,000; cash under CT bill. Box 327-B.
WANTED TO BUY direct from owner, s
or rm. house CONGRESS Hts. district:
close close to shopping spd transp' gas or oil
WEAVER M BROS. nc, want listinss of
homes, apt. house sites and investment
properties. Have customers waiting. Our
many years experience with Washington
real estate insures prompt. efficient and
WEAVER BROS, INC. sunday and @ eve.
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BUYERS WAITING to purchase your
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Up TO $4,000. all cash, private party:
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COLORED-n your property is for sale to
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COLORED-Brookland property wanted,
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this type OF property and want to sell, list
II with broker who can get you quick
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Evening star., 1945-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcent.l !.

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D..ne Re' ssan. sssa s sSE ssss ssas'
ment upright Or srand piano. WIN pay
PIANos-we wiii puy buy spiness n; HsoS and small
able abe for rental purposes; Hin essh price.
$3.50 weekdays, ordway 50e2 Sunday and
1I1iSSss PIAiSSSssHshsst cash Pr,ss. sgy small
PfxSos WANTED, any make, any tine,
Wanted se G.. Raysr NS 5sss sssao' IN any
DSohs ATso ASasSf woRcR sssR RTefi
PONY. young. well broke. and cart or buggy
Write complete details. Box SO. Mclean.
PROTECTOR, Eastman, 16 mm.; precision
eboto ab mSgs
RADIOS AND GRAND PLANO wanted a,
s pess. oss sSos ar asss n. S s
sa fsss R5ss eo 5s"ss sos s'f1
sf0s M aA h'2s ESQ., S0re
SEW SEWING NO MAcn1NEs-we su, all types;
piesting s17 + st.. RE. SSa' 1900. RE Ssii
TRICYCLE-Would like to buy large one,
or, trade small one for larger size. Hill
side 070S. %
TRICYCLE. for s-year-old, must be in good
condition Call At 1871.
WASHING MACHINE. safe, dependable:
Bendix or spinner type. urgently needed
by serviceman's wife with 2 babies: cash:
OPA authorized price. Call Glebe 1878
WASHING MACHINE. family size. must be
n betWesn gOed c9nd1t0a ANY win Ap pay sss Can
WASHING MACHINE needed anything in
running or repairaole condition dE' sasa' q.
CASH FOR DIAMONDS ana old gold. ola.
mond watches and discarded tewelry Err
NEST BuRK INC. 614 18th " DI 2773
Always HIGhEsT PRiCE PAID tor dia,
firearms, slse choice Of diamonds on
I BUY ANYTHING wearable-men's, wom-
en,s children's. 1909 1st st. NV. ME
IN DESPERATE NEED of q radio nurse.
Phone any time. WI. 2761.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYLANp.

BURNT MILLS. MARYLAND-We are OF.
teerins ier xs's,, one OF the outstanding homes in
GSolOnisi s brick home is less than han ) yrs Old:
place, delightful dining rm opening onto
screened screened porch. down n-home, all-electric
bedrooms and complete. baths, hoored
bats bbate sees1eatiGp sesa rm with replacs and
sare You win I'll fGT This an boms low
zELL DI: 300: wan ~
Groom modern home, on large lot; attic
heat; rsa,t;r.5 55edecoratea; $500: $1,000 cash
REQUIRED, re red, payments me Ike rent. Possession
RESTORED coLoN1AL, at. 20 Minis from
downtown DOW town Washington. Large screened
hall running the entire length, and if you
are looking for proper height for your
tPar tbroufSoaf 1Ss5fr viii bed he ceilings
baths, three extra finished rooms on third
an extra feature Is. the fully equipped
brick oven; modern throughout; new oil
KELLEY 3. sRASNER D1. 75ao; EVENINGS. a61ss.
$3.50 DOWN. $3.50 MO buys this 3-year-
sbaus 9ld bTick an3 home bedrooms tile bath and
snoWer, dlnlng room, kitchen. stairway to
hoored attic, air-cond. oil heat automatic
hot water: large lot; bus passes door: in
nearby Maryland; move in with down pay
ment ROBERT S. DAVIS, WA. 1900, 5303
Baltimore blvd, Hyattsville, Md: near
1901 BRANCH AVE. Sc. Silver Hill. Md
6-rm. and bath frame. Bird siding, hard
wood floors, fireplace: large lot, 1O4x313:
outbldgs; conY. to bus service; possession
in Is days priced to sell. Call ewes
pm Spruce 0656-J or OWNER, Spruce
! ACRES and small new house, very nice
section this side of Rockville, priced at
$500, including tractor and pillow. chicken
houses, turkey house, gasoline water pump
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO., Exclusive
Agents EN-. 1900. 3403 Conn. ave.
UNIVERSITY PARK, MD rooms and
bath, oil hot-water heat 2-car garage,
corner lot: new-house condition; reason-
able terms. ARTHUR CARR, Real Estate.
SUNNYBROOK-Excep buy-5-room
BUNGALOW, near schools shopping center
and bus. Price, S6,350; terms. CLYDE
R. ADAMS, UN. 1143.
5-ROOM brick bungalow, hardwood floors,
buiit-in bath. open fireplace. hot-water
heat. built-in garage Frigidaire. electric
range, large grounds; immediate possess
sion. Phone Berwyn 90-J, call after 8,
EDWARD DANIELS. %
Evening star., 1945-02-07
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HAS. ANY ONE furnished house or apart
ment me- ior tour WAVE of1ciers in northwest
ARMY OFFICER, permanent, desires un-
furnished house, 2 or 3 bedrooms: gas or
oil heat preferred: no children; Virginia or
ssr or . sSS oe Mss
NAVY YARD ENGR., wife and child,
Riverdale. Silver Spring or Hyattsviiie.
Call GE: 201g after pm. So
WELdL-FURNlsaED Ed-l GEORGETOWN house or
Best TesDhone OK
1882 tin am. RE. 1889 between 10
SAVE An ARMY oFFlcER's family from
owner wants to occupy: dssperateiy need
%kMY psass ss sa snd cH SSsa
son desperately need or 2 bedroom
furnished house or apt; have lived in good
PLACES, san99t asoo live in Dump references.
ARMY OFFICER. family. need furnished
prefer NV. section. oliver 303O.. 12'
furnished or unfurnished house. 3 bed
rooms, NV. section, nearby Va. Present
house sold; Call CO. 6549. 8.
sss and nsva g. need Ed ss sedTooma ans
furnished or unfurnished house with
garage. near transportation and school,
NV, CneFy Chase or Arlington. up to
$500 per month. Occupancy before March
l when owner of present house returns
Phone Woodley 1851
UNFURNISHED HOUSE. or 3 bedrooms,
convenient to transportation and shopping.
Forced to yacate present home by March ] .
Rent up to 500. Excellent references.
Telephone e. Wisconsin 3s16.
duty wife, school-age daughter, needs s.
room furn. or unfurn. house or apartment;
good location: Silver Spring preferred.
NAVY CAPTAIN. wife and children, 8
and IL, want furn. or unfurn. house until
NAVAL OFFICER desires unfurn. 3-bedrm.
house. Arl. or nearby Md, fireplace. pos
s session ipmsd, 2r until May l. qL. 467s:
at spt, furn nrn or Tniurn: Ref; 81. 1850, g.
furnished G'iI hopse with basement Esssonss6bnle 6n
Ext FL S; SS33; between hours am;-5 . m; / |: !:
hngse n9ten or sSone MAJ in or re Art
sely9ig 79ss; and reverse charges; %
bedroom furn. house, Falls Church or Arl
area Phone RE $500, Ext. 7832s. 13'
ARMY 1T. COLONEL. wife and 16-year-
old son in urgent need OF house or apart
ment in Arlington. Va. Must have place
tsns,.nD this MONTH 1aoss eL 74s5 or RE $780, E1
COLORED-Has any one anything to lease
to family of fye, finest of recommends
tiOnS, urgent Dupont 3139