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SUBURBAN sALe-MARYLANp.

Snm: GEO: na.r H.; WI,LLiAMS WILL ms co;@9-rm brick
z tile baths; full bsmt., 2-ear gar. Priced
fGE GEo Susk IT, wILsMs ssf sssef 81 sSSl
SSo o?% SS;S e. sSS!sI', nso!'s|n
aSSa GT0 arssEi Wi.%s ~ Sso6 SN lssl i5 III
tiled baths. oil INV. heat. full bsmt.;
to sea o W. as
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-very attractive
ssaS 5a5R. ~ r%s.s beautiful eond. Greer SN
S9. Gfo.. H. Il. Williams Will co.-Attractivs MsS
Rogers o Hts dfnisf bedfms lfv fm GansfDS rspsee
on on this parDart. uN. $500, al TN. 'ifsi, ifsf
Cape Cod, eorner lo1 west .GHsz L.nham fI aiIIs
ss% Dsn 's parpa4 Ss S hss5 do '1sfi9l W.
GEO GEO; H; Will WILLIAMS "a, ,co:-eueens chapel
TtSres ss6S snd trsnsp. Buy for $500, Kazley,
GEo GE a2Go e. vi WiLlfAMs lts, co.-Bunx.ior in
fFsnsp n gSoo eSSd f3s IVY SSy for ses75, Ka1Iey,
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-wbite stucco
sss g SSssf Hts sovn 0sssms esymsnt fun ks.ey s
UN. 900. UN. 1881. ia
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co-see our lovely
inexpensive 6-rm. stucco bunsalow. large
edson 'fsFTs or Esn:s ssth us rrSsS $780, only G s3s
GEO. H. WILLIAMS co.-For . place in
Peace Cross; large frontaEe on highway;
6-rm; bungalow; $4,000 down and $50 per
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-small house in
Columbia PIX: rms. bath. bedrms.. nice
geo GE ssGo G wfLL1.as vi 1tSi co-ror the ns most
SssStiful SssSt home in uIE Hyatss:; 3 bedrms. 2
up. yrs @ old srd peSniaf aoor unia; hSSf SSth
Togghed in. Eames or Dodson. UN 200,
CHEVY CHASE, MD, Taylor st-3-bed-
room Dutch Colonial, automatic oil heat,
Rss' onsss ssTssesa SMITH ws It,
TEMPLE HILLsI.very attractive 7-room
electric rsnse and refriserator: over "a
acre; excellent garden space: bus service
sEnaas sura Branch ave Sc sP. o7e7. Closed
sTITkANp. Mr.. CENSUS suREAp-Jl,SM
snnse ses onnsaGw ". Ssd.m bath ns
EEm. and s!d fall basement; coal h-w.h:: double
$3.50. T p, BURGESS. 2524 Pa ave.
Sc. FIR. 2S02 til 9 pm. -l3
sara RAMSEY AVE, Sill. SPG, MD.-De-
tached bungalow, 8 rms. bath. hot-water
coal heat norsS lse rear yard front
IoNG BRANCH vIIIaGE. s1a.s5ona
story brick and frame, 8 rooms. bath. full
Fl So! Hc beat wa 2e''si;So $780,
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-5-bedro Co
schools In Hyattsville, Nd. Attractive house
range. elsc, reigr.: Venetian blinds: metal
venient to shopping center: 81 $50. terms
ss's"'lis, is' Md esh oWNER tRS VA
ATTENTION. BUILDERS, REALToRsE3o
IN 'S; center Mt IN Of T Riverdse M Nd desi fs'.sf for a1
housing: close to Transportation, stores
FINLEY, WA. 9734: ewes. UN. 2173. IL
S5,5OO-5 rooms, Gear garage; Just north
Of Rockville pike: commercial; conv out
FOR sALE-At Capitol Heights. Md
provements: near bus line 70 D G.: Sc, 1000
| Hts. priced low, monthly payments. s. r
HICKMAN, (owner), P. o. Box BAL Silver
6Gs GEO. t ii. WILLIAMS co.-5-rm.. a-stor,
Bell. Ex. s535, -13
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGIklA.

HOME WITH INCOME. s14,25o. This
property was designed originally for 2
families having sn,gx vnE rooms re
" located to WASHINGTON. II. interested
REAL ss'ap Co. OF 2shs us wilson h fi SlVd hdfNas
ss,4so. @ 0ss.BEDRooM BUNGALOW, On' on "a
fasu s dining old and sns
81 slil iii with little cash. REAL ESTATE
slBEpfooM. Hc ssATa h TAel -year-old BRICK
and frame home; Colonial fireplace in liv-
ing m room, adjoinins den or sunroom: z
generous closets upstairs. oil heat. steel
ssRviE gladeTs copper 2g em6ias ei bins REAL EsTArE
brick home: ! bedrooms. or 5 and a maid $
poeh plenty of eiosess and
s'sshsn z1sh HsrzFE S9 SESisis'' e.
30-FT: LIVING ROOM and all other rooms
fpl old shade, bedrooms and .4-it.
e'5ss sss ZEAL fsS
sIo.S5o, LARGE s-BEDRooM home. on
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC. GIL. G56l
CATS, DOGS. CHILDREN and you, too
4-bedroom home on a 2oo-foot deep level
.nd iE enafsnse hai and SPACIOUS ss
ss0Ds 9 RsaL Rf1i EST EsHASE HH' Rs ZEE
ABARC REALTY-5-rm. brick bunsalow,
full basement. large lot. screened,in poreh' porch
unfinished attic. nice location. OK. 0576.
ABARC REALTY-5-rm. asbestos -shinele
Iecentiy redecorated: in Va. Forest. OK.
A1HBARc REALTY-b-rm. asbestos; ;shinsle
6o 0eaatfq aosf. ysTS ans oS hsaS op'
lsrse lot. iSii dsas Basement o.a:-e. heat: NT.
3sxke Gsxsfste' REALTY@A M 2Sto number of small and
large homes in nice location. OK. 0676.
sroand ASahS in nearby Van som. sea.e has
baths and numerous closets. OK. 0676.
ABARC REALTY-several new stone and
frame homes, located in nearby Va, with
baths. fyll basement, large lot. Mr.
SsRRc SaRRRsscs' sfALTHaNew aK Gste s-rm brick To-
Gated in Falls Church area, with fireplace,
aBshc ssas eqs REAIfYH HT o1l1 new and lovely erm
baths ana o.a.-c. neat; rms. all large. OK.
O676. IA
ABARC REALTY-6-rm. asbestos-s -shingle
home in Cherrydale on large lot, 2-car ga
rage, scr SCREENED porch and fenced yard
ABARC REALTY-2 homes for the price
Of / in nearby Va. 6-rm. brick with Ia
baths, fireplace, sun porch, also q 3-rm
asbestos. shinsle bungalow. Mr.. Mckinney,
OK. O676. Ia
ABARC REALTY-5-rm frame bungalow
with beautiful large lot, garage, full base
rnent IN excellent neighborhood. OK. Of576
SEQ, 75O-1n very attractive Arlington
large Groom brick house for sale. 1t i.
on q wide lot. having bedrooms and
bath. living room with fireplace, dinini
garage, etc. For Inspection call MANNAs
REALTx 81 aasA Co. sels Wilson blvd oL- OIL
NEARBY vIRGINIA-e rooms. detached
garage, side drive: ] block of Pershina
drive; near buses, schools, stores, etc
$1.o00 to $1,000 cash. Will exchange
OWNER. IA. 7010. Ia
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SUBURBAN RENT-VIRGINIA.

5 MONTHS rent with option to buy, an
brick Colonial, exclusive Lee blvd sec
Co, exclusive. GIL. 66e3: ewes, FAN,
Church l150-J Ia
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EAST CAPITOL ST, mr. Lincoln Park
stone apt. house with apts., one avail
able for new owner; SlS,95O; $4,000 will
purchase, income will take care of trust
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC, Elk 1922
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COLOkED-FENTON ST. NE; 5000;
fes insRsetSa Ts ssao see pAvD H.TBz E. BzRN NE
eoEokED@rR1cEp st $. a;E Low lov.l, row 1au hons.
located on Rosedale st. ne, near 18th;
with large rooms: bath; house is in very
ssan snD 9shos ts ssat's
nov se5 sDRs1nsRsHi CO. c' 44ib II
: kstst. St; nv; 1ns1,. NE 64oo. A Complete Real
cokoREpmisth c,eStes Ehse-epsiGn' AND HAMIN NE
Reduced to sell Immediately, substantial
bath. double rear porches, full basement;
SSns SSssK cs s SaIT,Ss Na}Sf SSssnfSsY Fl All with
CoLoRED-oTfs 81. nr. deorsia ave
SSSin P5sE fol3Ss1 SshnR Rofsh 81 heat; sSSo
CoLoRED@1soo BLOCK ist ST. NV
1O-rm. row brick. oil h.-w.h, full base:
apts. Substantial cash; a good Investment
eoLoRfb-wALLAcH eo HfiwAA rL. NV. near M1t III.
rooms; h.-S.h. h interior in Al % Condition; n;
ssiR Zoo $500 e 8; ;9OS dessni sssai pTiss
S0boREDT11SS Ens,sr SEd st; ST. MS rms
cial property: only $3.50 down,
313 B st. n.e.-5 rms. brick; only $500
s34 11th st. n.e-3-story brick build.
ing, located on the corner Of 11th and
arranged as 3 apis; h.:w.h., oil; only
$500 down. Call Mrs. Toliver. Sun, 9 to
rE REs% szsi q NJ Ms Tasby Il, Ii 521s
DI. 6351
COLORED-7 MODERN ROOMS, REQUIRING
r,o.n, no repairs . or ,desorating; gas h;.y.h,
extra room: 2 Kitchens; substantial cash
JESSE LOEB. Ma. 2O14. is
COLORED-NEAR GEORGIA AVE-, New
ton pl. n.w.-2-story frame, rooms. bath,
gas and electricity. Terms WASHING
TON HOUSING CORP, 931 II st. NV. Ma.
CoLORED-NEAR 18th AND 3 SITS. NV.
Row brick. Three 3-room apartments
full basement, oil hot-water heat, S13. $50
day. GL. 62s5. BOSS q PHELPS, 14l7 K
st. NV. Ia
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EN-. 12HO until 2 pm.
LARGE STONE HOME
nome is located near
home section; 1st f..
rm.. kit. and sunrm.:
sleeping porch and 9 ii
rms. and bath. This
ballroom or recreation
level; maids room and
Price. S35,000. Call
1904 Conn. ave, EN-.
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lLTY CO. can sell your house
alus. Our estimate without
1918 Wilson blvd. GIL. or

ider D. c. or Md: possess
lays. ! am not q broker.
j. 450S. eve. and Sun,
! I Tb nYnss rirn1.
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lys this 6-rm. new brick
Park; full basement. gas
y located Just of Piney
lance $50 mo: price,
IT s. DAVIS e. CO., 5s04
Hyattsville. WA. 5000.
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Miss Peck Weds
Ensign Royer
At Fort Myer

In the Fort Myer Chapel yesterday
morning at 11:45 o'clock Miss Jill
Peck, daughter of Col. and Mrs. C.
r. Peck of Washington, became the
bride Of Ensign Robert Henry Roger.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Henry Roger of
Abilene, Kans. Chaplain Roman
Blatz performed the ceremony at
which not only the brides father
and husband, but all the ushers as
well, were members of the service.
Miss Julie Mackey of New York was
the soloist.
The bride wore her sisters wedding
dress, white net and lace gown
with bouffant skirt, while her finger
tip veil fell from a Queen of Scots
headdress of matching lace. Her
bouquet was of white gladioluses and
orchids. Wearing a blue net dress,
a halo Of pink gladioluses and car
rying a matching bouquet, her sis
ter, Mrs. Cyril Thomas Faulders Of
San Diego, was matron of honor.
The bridesmaids, Miss Betty Bre-
douw and Miss Janet Falkenberg
of New York, Miss Virginia Schaefer
of Kansas City and Miss Betty
Blair penit Of Alexandria, also wore
blue net dresses with halos of flow
ers and carried old-fashioned bou-
quets of pink roses and white POM
pomS.
Mr.. Richard P. Roger was best
man for his brother and the ushers
were Maj. John c. Peck of Orlando,
Fla, Ensign John w. Bach of Brook
lyn, and Ensign Francis D. Curran
and Ensign Rhoe v. Pennington of
Philadelphia.
Following the reception, the couple
left for two-week wedding trip to
Daytona Beach and Miami, the bride
wearing Kelly green gabardine suit
with black accessories. Upon their
return they will make their home In
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Roger attended the Univer-
sity of Kansas, where she was a
member of Phi Beta Kappa and
Mortar Board. Her husband was
graduated from the Naval Academy
in June, 1945, and during the past
year served in the South Pacific on
the U. S. S. Wichita. He is now at
tached to the U. S. S. Wilkes-Barre.
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Lsobel Jean Labb
Becomes Bride

The wedding of Miss Isobel Jean
Lapp. daughter Of Mrs Lester L.
Butler Of Arlington, and Mr.. Rod
erick John Holland, son of MIR. and
Mrs. John w. Holland of Clayton.
N. c.. took place August II in the
Trinity Episcopal Church. The Rev.
Ernest H. Williams officiated.
Given in marriage by her Step
father, the bride wore a white or
CANDY gown with ruffled skirt that
dropped into graceful train. She
carried an old-fashioned bouquet of
white roses and stephanotis. Miss
Rita Nicholson, her maid of honor.
was costumed in blue organdy and
carried an old-fashioned bouquet of
mixed flowers.
Mr.. Ashley Payne of Clayton was
best man and the ushers were Mr..
James A. Gregory of Arlington and
Mr.. Keith Poore Of Clayton.
The couple will make their home
in Greensboro, N, C..
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H0U0ran-Sberuv0od
CeremonyL Held
In St. Mattbe1U's

Gowned in princess style gardenia
satin gown with a long flowing train
and a ffnger-tip veil of matching
net, Miss Jean Larman Sherwood
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. William
Thomas Sherwood of Washington,
became the bride yesterday after
noon Of Mr. William Thomas Hol-
loran, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thomas Holloran of Philadelphia
The ceremony took place in the
sacristy of st. Matthews Cathedral
the Rev. John B. Argaut officiating
The bride was escorted by her
father and carried a white prayer
book with a single white orchid.
Mrs. William Thomas Sherwood, ir..
sister-in-law of the bride, served as
matron of honor. She wore powder
blue faille gown and carried a
bouquet of pink asters and pink
beauty roses.
The other attendants were Mrs
Jack Wilson Thompson of Flint
Mich; Miss Ruth E. Crisman OF
Chicago, and Miss Margaret Nc
Carthy. cousin of the bridegroom, oi
Long Island. They all were gowned
in orchid pink faille and carried
bouquets of blue delphinium and
pink beauty roses.
Mr.. Richard F. Reiland of Phila-
delphia was best man for Mr.. Hol-
loran and the ushers were Mr.. Robert
F. Allison of Philadelphia, DR.
Thompson OF Flint and Mr.. William
Thomas Sherwood, jr, brother of the
bride, of Arlington.
Following the reception at the
Carlton Hotel, the couple left for
their wedding trip to the Poconos.
Upon their return, they will reside
in Alexandria.
The bride was graduated from
Chevy Chase Junior College and the
University of North Carolina. She
served for three years as an Off
Ger In the Naval Reserve, the last
year Of which she was stationed at
Pearl Harbor Mr.. Holloran is a
graduate of La Sale College and
served three years as Naval
Reserve officer with the amphibious
forces in the Pacific theater. He
plans to enter Georgetown Law
School this month.
Evening star., 1946-09-01
What
Every
Woman
Needs

rs the very nofure Of Q
womon to sense the power Of
superb clothes.
Any little suit moy cover
yos--but its the superIotive
one Of fine fobrie, a beeu-
tifui cut and exquisite detoil-
ins--thot's worth its honest
weight in gold.
Any hot moy prove o cover
ing for the heod-but unless II
puts eoprice in your monner, .
sporkle in your eye--it isn't
worth the box you pack II in.
And oIwoys remember
there's never ony excuse for q
sensible hot.
Evening star., 1946-09-01
Learning Cab,i1tal
For ENGLAND

Miss Emily Price Brown OF the
British Air Commission in WASH
ington will leave Tuesday for New
York and will sail Thursday on the
Queen Mary to return to her home
in England.
For the past three years Miss
Brown has been procurement
officer attached to the British COM
mission in this Capital, after hav-
ing served her country in various
capacities on the home scene.
Immediately after the outbreak
of war Miss Brown entered the gov
eminent service and for many
months toured England on speak,
ing itineraries for the Ministry of
Aircraft Production. She also
doubled as a volunteer ambulance
driver and air raid warden through
out the frightful bomb raids over
Great Britain, and when British
supply and iaison Offices were
established in the United States she
was one of the first woman officers
of high rank to be sent to this
country.
Miss Brown is the daughter of
one of London's famous leaders in
the woman suffrage movement,
Myra Sadd Brown, whose home
often was the meeting place of
such leaders in the cause as Mrs.
Emmeline Pankhurt and Lady Peth-
wick-Lawrence, the latter being re-
membered here for her speaking
tours in the United States.
Having grown up in an atmosphere
of interest in public affairs as well
as public welfare, Miss Brown has
added to her knowledge of inter-
national affairs by extensive travel
and study and while here she has
been a popular speaker on subjects
of worldwide interest. She will be
greatly missed by the many. friends
she has made during the three
years she has been in Washington.
Evening star., 1946-09-01
Griftises to Gue
25tb Annipersarv
Reception TODAY

A 25th wedding anniversary and
family reunion both will be ceIe-
brated this afternoon at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Griffis in
Northeast Washington.
Many friends and relatives have
come from out of town for the re-
ception for the happy couple, in
cluding Mrs. Griff1s' 82-year-old
mother. Mrs. Ida Price, who few
here from her home in Fullerton
Calf, especially for the occasion
Mrs. Griffis' sister. Mrs. H. Y. South
ard, also flew from South Lake,
Calf, to be here.
Mrs. Griffis, who is the daughter
Of Mrs. Price and the late Mr.. Ben
jamin Price of Montgomery County
Md, and Mr.. Griffls, the son OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r. Grifis
Of Washington, were married here by
the Rev. F. Paul Langhorne, then
pastor of Petworth Baptist Church
They have four daughters, Miss
Dolores Grif1ls. Miss Gloria Elaine
Grifi1s, Miss Dorothy Jean Griff1s
and Mrs. w. Hamilton Hayes, whose
husband is at present stationed in
Tientsin. China. Mr.. and Mrs. Grit
ifs also have two grandchildren, the
seven-month-old twin daughters of
Mrs. Hayes, Patricia and Kathleen
Hayes.
Attired in black afternoon gown
with shell pink accessories and a
corsage of pink rosebuds, Mrs.
Griffis, assisted by Mrs. Robert L.
Grifis and Mrs. George Black, will
receive the guests.
Other out-of-tow guests who will
be present will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Dale, Mr. and Mrs. William
H. Braul, and Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Weisinger, all of Baltimore, and Mr..
and Mrs. William c. Metzger of
Langhorne, Pa.
Evening star., 1946-09-01

the food really is. All Of your
favorite seafoods are prepared to
your order-and served smoothly
and quickly-either piping hot or
delightfully."- chilled. This restau-
rant occupies two buildings In the
same block-and has innumerable
dining rooms in each-to accom-
modate parties Of any size. Go
for luncheon, dinner and late sup
per. Ask the headwaiter to seat
you at the Captains Table. or in
the Ships Cabin, or in any OF this
other Marine Dining Rooms. l32i
and l207 r ST. NV.
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something - but somehow never
get around to it. The way to real
SELF-IMPROvEMENT is to carry
out the plans you make. Whether
you desire to be popular in small
circle of friends-or in broader
fields-the same principles apply
Don't be q going to- person. To
learn HOW to apply these prin-
ciples IN your everyday life-make
an appointment with Pearl Atkin-
son. There's no obligation. Fail
classes in Self-Improvement, Fash
ion Modelling, and Speech are now
forming. 1865 CONN. AVE Phone
NORTH 617l. Il
Evening star., 1946-09-01

a popular fea-
ture in the PAIL
MALL ROOM OF
t b e H o t el
Raleigh. The
shows will start
again for the fall
and winter sea-
son, next Satur-
day, September
7th, at l pm.
And fashions will
o e S n o W n by
E r L EBACHER.
J o h n ny Shaw
and his music.
L v n g models.
For reservations:
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EngagementT I old

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Blaine Hewitt of
Washington announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Jean
Elizabeth Hewitt, to Mr.. Richard
Gay Pace, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Doweh L. Pace, also of Washington.
The wedding will take place Octo-
Der 2,
Evening star., 1946-09-01

And privacy, gentle and painstak-
ing care is always assured those
who need these treatments. The
method they use is Multiple
Electrolysis which accomplishes
more work in less time. Trained
and experienced operators can also
remove skin defects-like warts,
moles, and skin discolorations.
For appointment-or more in
formation-call MA. 1926. Visit
their air-conditioned salon at HAS
CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1946-09-01


becoming. You'll find them
adaptable to any hair do, fiatter-
ing to everyone. Wool-and-cotton
jersey-or suede finished rayon--a
are the snug and drapable fabrics.
Priced at CSC, $I.25, s1.45 and SIN
You can purchase them at two
SEARS stores: 4500 Wisconsin
Avenue NV; and Oil Bladensburg
Road NE. Both stores are air
conditioned ~. and there's plenty
of free parking space for your car.
Shop Monday through Thursday
from 10 to s; Friday and Saturday
from 10 to 9.
Evening star., 1946-09-01

with ring-rollers, exercycles, VI
orators, walking machines, bar
rels, steam cabinet and shower
all this: 10 times for $40; 20 times
$3.50. Ten Swedish messages,
steam cabinet and lamp, $3.50.
You will be given a Calorie Guide
Book and diet with each course.
1929 F ST. NV. MA. 1855.
Evening star., 1946-09-01

PANY for run
and snag re-
airs. Let
them also
eradicate Gig
aret b u n S.
moth h oles
and rips from
your wooden
M ~
Evening star., 1946-09-01

There is only
one way to stop
this growth per-
manently - and
that is wit h
Ele c r o lys is.
T here is no
charge for con-
suit a tion at
MARGARET E:
-v
Evening star., 1946-09-01

she can also train you for a
fascinating future at her
Washington School of Fashion
Modeling-which is GI approved.
Also day and evening classes. In.
dividual instruction. 1911 CONN.
AVE. Phone DU. 0404.
Evening star., 1946-09-01

Ngntiul q place
to lunch and
d | n e - a s
O'DONNEILS
S E A GRILL.
One has only
t o e n ter this
huge restaurant
1t o discover
how wonderful
Evening star., 1946-09-01

u abCo AC1 e
W i tn its
closed toe,
seam up the
front, a n d
open = back.
Y ou C q n
choose 1t in
b | a C k or
brown suede.
Evening star., 1946-09-01

winter Tor school
and business and
fun. You'll find them
at SEARS-in a
variety of pretty
S styles. Actually,
they're "nothing-in
the-hand," but they
are stunning on the
head >. and they're
ohSo.v0TTNr ond
Evening star., 1946-09-01

and those wise
young women who
take advantage of
the Fashion Model
ing Course are
given all the spe-
cial advantages of
Speech and Ell
quette--as well as
special attention
II
Evening star., 1946-09-01

suitably Z.
by enrolling
at the PEARL
AT K TNSON
s c H o o L.
Hundreds of
us each year
declare that
we are go
ing to take a
Evening star., 1946-09-01

will conduct a
series of Satur-
day Morning
Glasses in FASH
ion Modelling.
She has already
trained many
girls who are
n o W Conover
and p o W ers
Evening star., 1946-09-01

Sizes up to 9 are priced at s10.s5:
sizes Ga and 10 are $11.s5. Try
them on In air-conditioned COM
fort. 1923 CONN. AVE. Phone
DU. O346.
Evening star., 1946-09-01


at AN N E
K e LLY'S,
w a shing-
tons larg-
est. most
m o d e r n
h e a | t h
club. Spot
r ed IL e. .
Evening star., 1946-09-01

Famous For Good Food
Delicious. food generously
served; historic surroundings.
Never expensive. CondIe Iiqhts.
Lunch. 1902: Dinner, 5:3o-s.
Sundoy Dinner. 1890 to 8.
X THE OLD CLUB
Of Washington & Hi. Friend.
SIS South Washington St.
in Alexandra (Alex. 4555)
MT. VERNON MEMORIAL HIGHWAY
Laura Lee Invites You"
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problems like posture. body, and
makeup. The school has an air.
conditioned studio and offers
2 convenient tuition plan: $40 upon
registration, the balance in small
weekly payments. Located across
from Woodward and Lothrop.
Glasses from 1890 to $50. Sec
ond floor. 604 1lth ST, NV.
Phone NATIONAL 6084.
=" GIVE YOUR HOSE
AND CLOTHES "a
new lease on life!'' Take your
stockings to thu. STELOS CON-
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advantage of the
permanent wave
special, offered by
HEADS OF CON-
NECTICUT AVE-
NUE.. It's one of
their ex IL e n t
% T E M P E r OIL
creme-oil perma-
nent waves, regu-
=
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" CUEDE ON PARADE
:. in a divinely COM
Portable low-heeled shoe. ROSS
SATURN has it-and it's Illus
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" ONE OF THESE DAYS
often means never!'
So start tomorrow to get the most
out of life-to develop your per.
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QUESTION: WHAT IS
'S AN OPToMISTp"
Answer: "An optomist Is a person
who only dreams Of finding as de-
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" STOCKING CAPS are
going to the gayest
young heads" They promise to
be a charming fashion this fall and
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t h at provides
the glitter. L.
FRANK COM
PANY has just
received a stun
ming all-wool jer-
sey blouse-with
multi-colored and
gold seQuins out
lining the jewel
n E eckline and
Z comes In black
80 . priced ut
- - CIT ~ 18th
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" THIRTY DAYS HATH
SEPTEMBER and
during every one of them (except
Sundays) you will be able to take
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LAtreU Mnt0ng
Il Future Bride

The engagement Of Miss Lutrel
Mittong to MIR. William Madison
Lawrence, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H
Lawrence of Herndon. is announced
by the bride-elects mother, Mrs.
Thelma Mittong, formerly OF Kan
sas City, Mo.
Miss Mittong is gifted singer
and is continuing her studies N
music.
Mr.. Lawrence recently was re-
lieved of active duty in the. Navy.
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Have YOU A LITTLE
BEAUTY PROBLEM
on your face?" Is your beauty
marred by q growth Of hair?
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j" THINGS TO REMEM-
BER!" PHYLLIS
BELLS Ideal SCHOOL Is un-
der the "GI Bill Of Rights" :. =.
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Delicious foods.
Phone MA. 1910,
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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF

SPOT REDUCING
exercises and massage courses" +.
still at August prices (this week
Evening star., 1946-09-01
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/" GLITTER GALoRE--is
fashions decree for
fall" To add sparkle and zest
to your autumn suit-add a blouse
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ing, and your fine table linens-by
inweaving or reweaving. They
clean and repair gloves, too. Tenn
porary address: s13 q ST. NV.
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" RusY CAREER GIRLS
-. ambitious school
girls" Beginning Saturday, Sep
tember l4th-THELMA DOYLE
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September only, featured at SIS.
including shampoo, haircut and
wave. The salon is conditioned
1923 CONN. AVE. Phone DE. 5811.