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Evening star., 1946-04-19
Col. Perry Lee Boyer
Rites in ARLINGTON

Military funeral services for Col
Perry Lee Boyer. So, who died We'd
nesday at Walter Reed Hospital
were to be held at l pm. today at
Fort Myer Chapel with burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
A native Of Woodstock. Va, Col.
Boyer had spent his entire career
in the Army medical service He re-
ceived his medical degree from
Maryland University in 1899 and
shortly after entered the Army Med
ical College, from which he was
commissioned in the Medical Corps
Col. Boyer's service carried him all
over the United States and to the
Philippine Islands. During the World
War he served in France and Ger
many with the 1st Division, Amer
lcan Expeditionary Forces. His last
command was at the Army hospital
at Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, in 1886
He came to Walter Reed Hospital
here later that year and was then
retired.
A member of the First Division
Society. Col. Boyer was. also a men,
Der of the Army and Navy Club
the Military Order of the Carabou
and a founder member of the Army
and Navy Country Club. He was also
"a member of the American Medical
Association, the Society of Military
Surgeons and a charter member of
Kappa Psi Fraternity.
Col. Boyer is survived by his widow
Mrs. Ethel Shirley Boyer; a son, LIST
1t. Edward Lee Boyer, Fort Lewis,
Wash, and two daughters, the Misses
Joan Shirley and Inez Patricia
Rover
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Herbert B. Brougham,
Economist and Writer,
Dies in Hospital al 68

Herbert Bruce Brougham, SO, OF
is Chillum road, Hyattsville, Md.
an economist and journalist, dieo
yesterday in Emergency Hospital
after a brief illness. Burial will
be held tomorrow.
Mr.. Brougham was a special ad-
wiser with the Division of Informa-
ton for the Civilian Production Ad-
ministration.
A graduate of Yale College and
the Yale Graduate School, Mr.
Brougham was editor of the Cur
rent History Magazine from 1914
to 1916. During 1916 and 1917 he
was associate editor and Washing
ton staff correspondent for the
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
A writer and economist for many
years, Mr.. Brougham was a native
of OWego, Tioga County, N. Y. From
1902 until 1910 he was secretary tc
Charles r. Miller, editor in chief ot
the New York Times.
Serving for a period as examiner
in labor disputes for the National
War Labor Board, Mr.. Broughan
headed a special Labor Department
mission to Europe in 1918 to study
development of the cooperative
movement after the World War
During the Disarmament Confer.
ence, Mr.. Brougham was public re-
latiOnS adviser for the First Chinese
Republic. During his career he helc
number of other governmental
posts and private economic and edi.
toriai positions.
Mr.. Brougham is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Kathryn Lincoln
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Life Saving Swimming
Classes Open al "

To help meet an expected demand
for qualified lifeguards at pools and
beaches in Washington and vicinity
this summer, the second of special
life-saving swimming classes will be
held tomorrow at the Central Branch.
YMCA, 1886 G street NV. The
American Red Cross is cooperating
in sponsoring the classes.
The classes will continue on
Thursdays and Saturdays from 4:30
to pm for 10 weeks. Boys of II or
older, who are in good physical con-
dition and who can now swim 440
yards, are eligible.
A junior course in life saving is
open to YMCA members. Boys from
IL to 16, who can swim 220 yards,
are eligible. Hours of classes will be
from to 6 pm. Thursdays and from
$50 to 10 am. Saturdays.
Jay E. Coulter, boys aquatic in
structor, will direct the classes.
Evening star., 1946-04-19
Probe Of hight Sentences
Of Japs Demanded in House
By the k.sociofed Press

A House Judiciary Committe in
vestigation into the light sentences
given four Japanese officers who
participated in the trial and execu-
tiop of three Doolittle flyers was
asked in a resolution introduced yes
terday by Representative Walter
Democrat, of Pennsylvania
What the Japanese defendants
admitted in their trial is murder in
every State in the Union" Mr.. Wal
ter said Some of us cannot un-
derstano the light sentences given in
the military courts
An American military commission
in Shanghai last Monday sentenced
three japanese officers to five years
in prison, and fourth to nine years
The death penalty could have been
imposed, but the five American
commissioners held as IAN unusually
strong mitigating consideration
that the japanese were simply obey
ing orders from higher up.
The executed Americans were Its
Dean E. Hallmark, Dallas, Tex;
William G. FarroW, Washington, anC
Sergt. Harold A. Spatz, Lebo, Kans
who crash-landed in China after
raiding Tokyo on April 18, 1941.
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DR.. Richard P. Cronin, 76,
Retired D. T.. Dentist, Dies

DR.. Richard Philip Cronin, rs.
retired Washington dentist, died yes
terday at his home, 1925 Webster
street NV.
A native of Washington, he was
the son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Alfred Cronin, also District
natives. He attended District schools
and was a graduate of the National
Dental College. Re practiced dem
tistry about 40 years before re-
firing.
DR.. Cronin was formerly men,
ber of the District Dental Society
and the Association of Oldest In
habitants.
He is survived by a sister, Mrs
Katie C. DuckWall, of the Webster
street address.
Funeral services will be held at
l pm. tomorrow at Chambers
funeral home. 1400 Chaplin street
NV. Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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Animal Welfare Group Elects

James Douglas, jr., has been elect
ed president of the Alexandria Ami
NAL Welfare League. Other officers
elected include DR.. Nelson Gray, first
vice chairman: Mrs l.. w. Corbett,
second vice chairman; Mrs. Judith
Hammet, recording secretary: Mrs.
st. Clair Swan, corresponding sec
retary, and Warren Grubb, treas
urer Members of the Executive
Committee to serve with the off,
GERS are Mrs John Hauber, Mrs.
Frank Mason billiard and Mrs. Cor
don Wenner.
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In Mrtttnrtant

BARBOUR, WILLIAM H. In loving re-
membrance of my dear father, WILLIAM
H. BARBOUR who passed away twenty
three years ago today, April 49, 1928.
Twenty-three years have passed
Since your lips became still;
1t painfully grieved me-
But it was Gods will.
I did all I could and could do no more.
You embarked for the great celestial shore;
Sleepless rights and hours Of pain
Have been my experience time and tims
But God in His mercy has seen me through
And 1 am left with a beautiful memory OF
you DEVOTED SON. RALPH.
Evening star., 1946-04-19
William S. Campbell, 81
Railroad Official, Dies
BY the kssocioted Pres,

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 19,-
William Scott Campbell. 81, vice
president Of the Kentucky & In
diana Terminal Railroad Co., died
in hospital here last night.
Mr.. Campbell served as president
of the company from 1888 to 1914,
when he asked to be made vice
president in charge of the COM
pany's industrial development be-
cause his health was failing.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs.
Ruth NJ Campbell; a son. William
A. Campbell, and two daughters
Mrs Walt Horan, Washington, and
Mrs. Richard Greene Johnson,
Delphos. KanS.
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Garhs nj Thanka

GLASCOE. JAMES II. The family of the
late JAMES H. GLASCOE wishes TO express
Its thanks and gratitude to the many
friends. relatives neighbors. pastor and
Potomac District Sunday School Councll.
the Financial Aiders' Organization and
the employees OF the Washington Terminal
beautiful floral tributes during our be-
reavement
MRS. SARAH GLASCOE- AND FAMILY. >
WARREN, MORTIMER. The family of
the late MORTIMER WARREN wishes TO
express its thanks and gratitude to the
many friends. relatives and neighbors for
their kind expressions of sympathy and
doral tributes during its bereavement
MRS. BESSIE WARREN AND FAMILY. 20
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McNutt and Family
Return to Manila
BY the Associated Press

MANILA, April 19-High Com
missioner Paul V. McNutt returned
to the Philippines tonight, his trans
port plane landing in a driving rain
He was accompanied by Mrs. McNutt
and their daughter, Louise.
At the airport to greet them were
President and Mrs. Sergio Osmena
1t. Gen. w. D. Styer, commander of
Army forces in the Western Pacific
Vice Admiral James l.. Kaufman,
commander of the Philippine Sea
Frontier, and other officials.
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Brougham; two brothers and son
and a daughter.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at Chambers funeral
home, 1400 Chaplin street NV. DR.
Frederick Brown Harris, chaplain
of the Senate, will officiate. Private
burial will be in Fort Lincoln Gene
fe,yr
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Attest: GEORGE w. FRANCIS, Sec.
MARLoWE. MAMIE. Departed, this life
Senae Se ruesda s5 April 81 sa e M saS At KEoW hsE yss
beloved sister Of Pearl Wilson and the late
Eva MarloWs. She also is survived by two
Ap April 19; At tthe, Barnes 4 Matthews
churcR Rm 4th rGm and the
fts Sc Be- J. Peters ofcatins In
MARTIN. SARAH sWEETMAN. On
wednesday. April -. 1946, at l0:45 pm:
st her nl, TesIdenee &c 2at BT92sdmoor Hotel SARAH
Thomas Ricaud Martin. daushter Of e JAMES mes
T. Sweetman and susan curtis sweetman
of saTatOgs, MY: and sgTandmethsr Of
tie OF this citv. Services and interment
'fIIIt MATTHEW'S, IRENE. on Wednesday,
April Z. 1916, IRENE MATTHEW'S of 929
o ST.. NV, mother OF Annie Mae Cox and
call at the Malvan Nal schey F9rerai eral Home
at 1870 pm, Rev. R. D. Grymes ofhciat-
ing Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
MCNAMARA. ELLA L. On Tuesday, April
ELLA l.. MCNAMARA, wife 81 the late
william MeNamara and mother Of Mrs
Mrs. Ruth Ryan OF Philadelphia. Pa, and
Mrs: Rita Cole of Arlington, Va Remains
resting at PearSonS S Funeral Home, Az
Monday, April %. at $50 am; thence to
st. James Church. Falls Church, Va,
where mass will be offered at 10 am. In
terment st. James Cemetery. 90
nesday. April II. i946, AGNES MILLER
Of 1929 Columbia road NV; wife of the
NJ Miller, Mrs. Mary NJ. Reiser, J. F. Mil
ler. George L. Miller and John J. Miller.
She also is survived by three sisters and
five grandchildren. Funeral services on
Monday, April %. at Ashland. III. Inter-
ment Springfield, III. Remains resting al
the, S. H. Hines Co, Funeral Home 290l
18th st. NV, until pm. Friday, April 10.
10
MOORE, GEORGE ELMER. Suddenly.
on Tuesday. April I6. 1916; at Emergency
I423 R st, NV; husband Of Mary Moore,
father of L. c. Moore, son of Watt Moore.
brother of william and Percy Moore OF
Madison, n. C. He also is survived by
be viewed until 8 pm Friday. April 10.
at the, Barnes q Matthews Funeral Home,
614 4th st. s.w. 1nterment Reidsyille,
N. c. 20
Evening star., 1946-04-19

JAMES E. ROSS, ". P.
NJ. E. c. LYLE, Secretary.
WILLIAMS, MILE CARTER Officers
and members of Richard Howell Gleaves
Assembly. No. =, Order OF the Golden
Circle. are requested to attend the funeral
on Saturday, April 20, 1916, at 1870 pm
at New Bethel Baptist Church, 9th and S
SITS. NV. CLARA LEWIS. L. L. Ruler
H. REBECCA BEASON, L. l.. Secretary.
WILLIAMS. MILE j. CARTER. The
officers and members of Emanuel Guild No
/, H. T. c., will assemble at New Bethel
Baptist Church. 9th and S SITS. NV, at
12:45 pm. Saturday. April 20. 1916. to
attend the funeral of P. P. c. MILE J.
CARTER WILLIAMS. BY order of
PRIN. HATTIE j. HILL, P. c.
S. K. JOHN W. MUDD. R. A.
PRIN. ALICE J. WILLIS. Secretary. =
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CEMETERY LOTS.

FIVE CEMETERY SITES directly in front
of chapel. in beautiful Fort Lincoln Gene
terry; will sacrifice. AT 41s3. -23
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MANNING, JAMES. Members Of Har-
q mony Lodge, No. %. F. A. A. NJ. =.
A /; !: :.
brother, JAMES MANNING BY
order of 3. V CHARLTON. W NJ
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HERZoG. OTTO. A special communi-

HERZOG, OTTO. special communi-
cation of Armnius Lodge, No. :,5,
N F. A. A. M. is called for Satur-
IN day. April 20, 1916, at l pm,
MX2 at the Masonic Temple 18th st.
xxx and New York ave. NV. for the
purpose of paying our last Ma
sonic Tribute to our late brother,
OTTO HERZOG. Please be present.
JOHN WIMMEL, Worshipfui Master.
FRED BERTRAM Secretary.
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CALLS, NELLIE A. Oncers and men,
\ bers of Ruth Chapter. No S,
VA O. E. S, are requested to at
NN tend the funeral of SisRr MEL
AAf~ LIE A. CALLS on Saturday
April 20, 1896 at ! pm, from
" LonaX A NJ. E. z. Church. Pap
South Glebe rd.. Arlington, Va.
AROSIA P, LUCAS, w NJ.
JULIAN F. BROWNE, w. P,
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CARRUTHERS, LEMUEL A.. Members of

~ the Association of the Oldest
81 "a Inhabits nts are hereby notified
I'M IN of the death of LEMUEL A
<E,S.E> CARRUTHERs on Wednesday,
S&S" April Il. 1916. at his home,
$500 30th st. NV. Services at
w the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV, on Saturday,
April 20, at > pm. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
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April IS, 1916, at Walter Reed General
Hospital, Washington. D. c., MARION NJ
STEWART. beloved wife Of Capt, Robert
Paul Stewart: Army Air Forces daughter
Eleanor NJ Yates Middletown, Va; Mrs.
Charles Herman Mitchell. Stephen City.
Nd; Mrs. Rachel c. Vaughan. Aring ION,
Va. and Mrs. Louise M Lincoln Santa
Monica, Calf. From ) pm. Friday until
80 pm. Sunday April 21 remains will
rest at Stovers Funeral Home, Strasburg,
Va. Funeral services and interment Sun
day afternoon in Midsletown. Va 20
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HOLINESS, WILLARD. On Thursday
1872 @ ST., NV, devoted son OF Charles
and Viola EoidnesS. grandson OF Mrs. Mar
cisSuS HOLINESS. Also surviving are many
other relatives and friends Remains rest
ing at the Dovie G. Brooks Funeral Home.
1900 Florida ave. NV. Notice OF funeral
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WILLIAMS. MILE J. CARTER. Of
ficerS and members of Datcher
vi Chapter, No. T., o. E. s., are
Na hereby requested to attend the
AAN funeral of Past Matron MILE
fIAJ. J. CARTER WILLIAMS, Satur-
W day, April 20. 1946, at l pm,
from New Bethel Baptist
Church, 9th and F SITS. NV.
BLANCHE WORRELL W M
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CRoGGAN HERMINA f. VICKIEl. On
pitaI, HERMINA E CVICKIE) CROGGAN
Of 43l4 Edmonston ave, Bladensbyrs, Md.
beloved daughter of Minnie o. Wienecke.
4739 Baltimore ave-, HyattsVille, Md,
where services viii be held on Saturday,
April 90, at ! pm. Relatives and friends
invited Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
10
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HEhLUG' UIIO. SuuutLIy, on INufS-
day, April Is. 1896 at his residence, 2l3O
o st. NV, OTTO HERzOG, beloved hus-
Eleanora Grimsley, Mrs. Marie Steward
and Mr.. Henry w. Herzog. Friends may
call at Gawler; Chapel, 1856 Pa. ave. NV.
Services will be held at the First Evan
gelical and Reformed Church, 18th and
Monroe sts. NV, on Saturday, April 20,
at pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
ete1y.
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CARRUTHERS. LEMUEL A. On Wednes-
day, April II, 1916, at 1900 Both st. NV,
LEMUEL A CARRUTHERS, beloved hus-
band of Naomi CarrutherS, father of Mrs
J. N. McCollum and Mrs. L. c.. Flood Of
Washington. He also is survived by three
granddaughters Services al the S. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 l4th st.
NV, on Saturday, April 20, at > pm. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery l9
Evening star., 1946-09-15
Wiggins-Sinzons
Church Weddmg
Yesterday

The Church Of the Epiphany was
the scene Of the wedding yesterday
afternoon of Miss Barbara Alice
Simons and Mr.. John Ezra Virgins,
jr. The Rev. Hunter M. Lewis, as
sistant rector of the church, off1ci-
ated and Mr.. Adolf Torovsky played
the wedding music.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Johnstone Simons
and was given in marriage by her
father. She wore white slipper satin
with short train and short over
dress and collar of lace to match her
waist-length veil. She carried gar
denias showered with bouvardia.
Mr.. Virgins, who Is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Virgins Of Sunbury, N. c.,
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had as his best man his uncle, Mr.
David J. White Of Greensboro, N. C.
The ushers included Mr.. William
Baynard Simons. jr., of Charlotte
and Mr.. Lynch Deas Boykin, jr., OF
Boykin, N. c.. cousins of the bride;
Mr.. Thomas H. Harris, jr., of Rich
mond, and Mr.. Edward McGarry
and 1t. Donald Bartoo of Wash
ington.
Miss Virginia Frances Simons was
maid of honor for her sister, and
wore light blue lace with matching
gloves and headband and she carried
an oid-fashioned nosegay of pink
roses and blue delphinium.
The Misses Margaret and Alice
Virgins, sisters of the bridegroom
with the Misses Rosemary Butler
and Jane Wyatt were the brides.
maids. Their frocks were OF white
taffeta patterned in silver and theil
gloves and headbands were white
Their old-fashioned nosegays were
of pastel color blossoms.
Little Miss Sally Wolfe, cousin oi
Evening star., 1946-09-15

College and the University of North
Carolina. He served as a lieutenant
in the Naval Reserve during the war.
Mrs. Virgins attended George
Washington University. where she
was president of her sorority and a
member of the Mortor Board She
also is member of the Army and
Navy Chapter. MS, OAR. and of the
Daughters of the United States
Army.
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the bride, was junior bridesmaid, and
was dressed like the older maids
her tiny nosegay of sweetheart roses
and light blue delphinium
The reception was held in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Simons, Mr..
and Mrs Virgins leaving later for a
short wedding trip, which will termi-
nate in Columbus, Ohio, where they
will make their home. Mr.. Virgins
attended the North Carolina State
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foods, enhanced with salads and
relishes. You can enjoy them at
luncheon. dinner, late supper
and in-between time, too. O'DON-
NELL'S occunies two buildings in
the same block with innumer-
able dining rooms In each build
ing-to accommodate parties of
every size. If you happen to bs
alone-ask the neadwaiter to seat
you at the Captains Table, or in
the Ships Cabin, or in any Of
the other Marine Dining Rooms.
1871 and l207 z Sr. NV.
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wedding paper-engraved by skilled
master craftsmen, in your choice
of many correct styles. Two en-
velopes are now furnished. And
samples are on display for your
leisurely consideration. 1877 G
STREET NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-15

Charmode all in
one," now n as
number 1625--and
exclusive wit h
SEARS in Washing
ton. This Char
mode garment Is
priced at $7.98. 1t
comes in sizes "a
to AZ. Made of
roun,. cot fsy1 xv,t,tnL,
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black bow. The three -quarter
length sleeves have a deep lace
finish. 1t buttons down the front
with pearl buttons-eomes in
sizes 80 to 38-and is priced at
only $7.95. Main floor. r STREET
at 12th.
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e %HeQTe,,,ne e,
WHAT IS
THIS THING
CALLED:
GLAMOUR?

Hollywood soys it is mystery.
A fomous beouty editor soys
it is ehorm. And foshion mos-
ozines soy thot you oehieve
glamour by the clothes you
weor.
Anywoy. the world is toIkins
obout Il oil the time. And we
know thot eoeh and every one
Of Us wont our share Of il.
certoinb, you couldn't help
but sother huge chunks Of il
for yourseK-in the new foil
clothes. And the weother is
just right for a shopping orgy
don't you think?
Evening star., 1946-09-15

nar S y l / S { S at
HEADS OF CON-
NECTICUT AVE
NUE.. Take advan-
tage of their Sep
tember Special
a regular $40 TEN
PEROL" Creme-Oil
permanent-with a
shampoo, a hair cut
and a becoming
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c Q MPANY'S
new address
where
skilled weav-
ers eradicate
moth holes,
cigaret burns
and snags in
clothing j..
and W h e re
runs and snags
Evening star., 1946-09-15

They will
have that
m a r k of
tr a d itional
d i g nifty
T h ey WI
have modern
charm. You
can choose
Cranes new
2 n ~ ny hifa
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and order this
favorite seafood
prepared In your
favorite way.
The restaurant
specializes in
huge platters--
filled with all
kinds Of sea-
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controls unruly bulges. 1t has
rayon satin elastic side panels
with front panel that is lined
and lightly boned. You'll find it
at all three SEARS stores: $500
Wisconsin Avenue NV: Gil Bla-
densburg Road NE, and 280C
Wilson Blvd, in Arlington. Va.
There are expert corsetieres to
help fit you properly and you
can shop Monday through Thurs
day from 10 to s; Friday and
Saturday from 10 to 8. Free
parking.
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ppumt lea
ture, during
/ u n c h con-
and everyone
has a mar
velous time.
Next Satur
day, Septem
b e r 2 S t.
there'll be a
showing of
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cycles, vibrators, walking machines,
barrels, steam cabinet and shower
10 times, $22; 20 times, $3.50.
Swedish massage (for relaxing,
body-toning and reducing)-with'
steam cabinet and lamp, 10 times
$3.50. A pocket Calorie Book
given with each course. 1929 F
st. NV, Phone MA. 1855
Evening star., 1946-09-15

Spec1allZeS II.
two types oi
courses Fa :
Shion Mode
ing and Self
improvement
Both courses
help you bring
oat your best
points i'm
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which Is open
every day for
lunch and din
ner. And have
you tried "Tur-
key Lobster Es-
comer''? It's an
original dish
with them
ant. simply di-
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autumn blouses.
One in particular
caught Helene's
fancy. It's of
cleaning white
satin wit I'll a
fiattering over
sized Lord Faunt-
leroy collar, edged
with white lace
Evening star., 1946-09-15

in 6 t on S
| a r 6 e S t ,
most mod
ern health
club. Spot
re d u cling
m a chimes,
rim 6 -rol-
lerS. eXer-
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Hester Provensen-this
beautiful, easy-to-fol-
low and comprehensive
booklet is something
that EVERY girl and
woman Should have. 1t
will open your eyes to
new, exciting possibili-
ties of costuming -
using the clothes you
already have. 1t points
Evening star., 1946-09-15
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ROSS.SATURN

lined with sheepskin, and en-
hanced with beaded trim and
tie-for only s5.95-in sizes up to
9. 1929 CONN. AVE. Phone DU.
O346
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" TAKE A NUMBER"
Yes, a number like
this address: 904 G STREET NV.
Jot it down! It's the STELLOS
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+" SUITABLE BLoUsEs-
enhance suit"
At L. FRANK COMPANY, you'll
find the loveliest collection OF early
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are mended in your precious
stockings. They clean gloves, too
. white, black and colored ones.
" RLEss THEIR soLEs"
they're the NEST
comfortable things your feet have
ever known. OSS-SATURN has
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vine. Another Specialize de malSon;
HOT popovers! Located on the
Potomac-at F ST. NV. Phone
DI. 1886.
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tIlC Wdy 70 1fIUClII6CII0'
economical shopping. 1t is full of
ideas, facts and valuable charts
on wardrobe planning-suitable to
YOUR mode of living. It's only
sl.00 per copy-if you get it at
PH YLLIS BELLS Ideal
SCHOOL and $1.10 per copy
by mail. For your copy write "The
Key" at 604 llth ST. NV. School
hours: 1890 to $50.
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posture, give you poise and grace
teach you rhythmic walking. in
still in you sense of color CO.
ordination, and show you the way
to correct makeup. The girl who
takes the professional modelling
course-gets in addition to all of
these-the technique Ct four diff
ferent types OF modelling. Decide
for yourself-what you want most
and let PEARL ATKINSON help
you achieve it. There is also a
course in Speech and Rhythm.
Make an appointment tomorrow.
There's no obligation. School
hours: to 8 pm. 1865 CONN
AVE. Phone NO. 6l7l.
=" A GOOD FIGURE
YOUNG" You can attain a bet
ter fieure-if you wear the new
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NIMPY, THE MIxOLO-

GLST - bartender
to you-is serving wonderful
cocktails at WATER GATE INN.
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ever known.
just received
some divine
ly soft In
dian mecca
sins (illus-
trated here)
in black,
brown or red
leather, with
soft soles
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coiffure-all for only SIS. The
salon Is delightfully."- air condi-
toned. 1923 CONN. AVE. For
appointment: DE. 58ll.
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can use your Tree
Saturday morn
ings to attend the
Fashion Model
ing Glasses con-
llcted by THEL-
MA DOYLE at
her Washington
School of Fashion
Modelling. Many
girls who arc now
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" A RE YOU A BUSY
CAREER GIRL?'
Or an ambitious school girl? Are
you interested in modelling? You
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Sc pROPOSED: FOR A
LOVELY BRIDE"
Wedding invitations and an
nouncements engraved by BRE-
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" WHAT ARE YOU SEEK
ING?" Is it sell
improvement-or the way for d
new career? PEARL ATKINSON