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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-18
OFFICES FOR RENT.

I.6a5 50. Fl. OF DESIRABLE once space
s Ms imWeds IN downtown once nldg. ,S San
poefoKs N S6bfkN "a ssSt
linston;a ENzoR REALTY Co. OK. 2ss4.
asia i4th ST. Nw.-very desirable 2,
room roe suite, lst foor. in large apartns1t
e Isss + 81 ssFiiRs Ap sssis san.S 20
erty sF6e MT IT, vernon aae 1Nesa SH
Sssss s sTes stop TE at os 1897 ov' 1857 9V
q BUSINESS s,,, Can RA; 23ss, na;,a SL
18th ST. NV, near statisr Hotel 4-sters
house, Ia rooms. s. baths; suitable for
fRfs 's CO. 1 81 IT, 81 as
CENTRAL LocATIoN-seo 50. IT,, clean,
Tsll-ltghted, front ONCE, $75 per mo. Call
THREE saig ROOMS suitable for light manu-
featuring or Is ofaces, third hoor. 4o1 It'll
81 DEs asA II I SINGLE AND DOUBLE -oSaees
avail. for immediate OCCUPANCY IN once
sds N 9sst 10 Us Cs AZ
P@ sa. Fl sTst or DESIRABLE once space
M sHs k Rned u IN a9wntoyn Gee Sds as S
weekdays. s-5 pm. Ma: 1854. as
$40 3 2 mo er D 9sgs REALTY CORP. 1877 55s7
K. sssT. NV, NEAR soth-Modern dds sd
entire End a., approx: 1900 50. #. Poss.
pHyJRY REALTY CORP. 1887 K st. Re.
sses 18th ST. NV. on 14sh st. earlins-.
End floor, rooms; good location for bust
a ~ me- s 1874 Park 'e I'd. NV.
500 o Six. 18th ST. NV. 18th and Park
aSee q DESIRED WI PT he Ns ia6
5a1A Rss hl SS nv f. Go ana osa p:nna se
sh st siss F ra s E s Esat as entirety
R ss7IsSE V OFFICE; 1000 ss g. f. on one
ON WISCONSIN, AVE-. near van Ness st..
suitable n Tor docsor Or dentist aa sVaiss liable
Dec. T.. THOS. J. FISHER g. CO.. INC.
73S 18th st; nv, DI; $3.50. -1S
sssh st. n IR'' oH sR's 5000 Sc ss
100 SO. FT. Of once space for rent
respect respect s s isth st. NV. Ap. ss7S.
WILL SHARE double once and secretafial
Sr DIeS fed oatsd 18th ssa u.s.
BASEMENT with street level entrance, In
1888 n cend nNnH ri lst an sad \ SIS nv
Cs;06iLoREDDwATTENTIoN. DOCTORS, law
yers. Suite Of rms. and lge. reception
18th and You sts. NV Low. rent. long
lease. Call DE. 1906 or apply. &c 1924
18th st. NV, Suite 100. weekdays,
an. to p.m.; Sunday. IL noon to m.
lsth AND L SIS. N.W.--Modern once
spsse. LIB rooms including parking. NE.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE. Cont J.,

HOUSES FOR SALINE. Cont.
ON 81: Y;E.5-RoW brick, rms: and bath;
SEfyEaILS. Ne. Sis i1th It NV. ADD
SsSS 81 DeS aa H. D brick. 8 rms
Ss:s' sfsnS sssss IN s,;S sssf isas
S ,ail Ppa%S MONROE ~. .rs ~ . ~
rss FAMILY sss s.s rss roS ass
6asement, perchss. oil heat: early posses
st your earliest convenience. Prise redu ICED
ss45 S Co. i4 dSmDs e Rs M ~
tate institution,
p ST. Me- NEAR sthLAttractiys row
&c: Priced reasonably iSy At eais 1880;
eSeeli sn n Value today Gail TN s pm. iao LIS
NE b4oo Washiston's Complies Real
E esq 44a as pSE-yacsns row brick
Sl2. $1,000 cash; contains 8 rooms,
bath, z Kitchens; 'front.' ana rear pers sa
ton. Phone synaays III 4: eye eyes, until 9;
r. A; HUMPsaaRIEs' Reaitor' sos N. caPpdltoi
is7s lang Fl. N,E;-vseans. modern g.
air-conditioned heat. recreation room:
siI;s3,o9n % attIsetiys e., terms. Phone SH5.
ssfHsIEs. Rsaisof: sos II. Capitol st. q "a a.
shsss shis PrSpeTsy; .. sss IAN =, ~:
rms and bath; h.:S;h. Lovely terms;
spSHrH SshaSasSo co' Aeaitofs' eySa d
yxCANrNNNr. MIN MINI, sye.-s2.ooo down
I0vsy s c, moesII s s aI p as rs gats
AiJERsAtcSHa eSiV CO. III sisd: sum ' HD
R SHsi To- Moo aSp: Nj zey9 s-rm haSs.
asfa Hsssa
es e Asos e co.. M9 Zoo Pc RSode
yAcANr-BRlGHTwooD. near 4th and
Seaat IT, EsF mined re BOSS
S a. 34Sa ivS NJ, 2S$SSS: arn is is
S semdf SrisP v with reDace. 't an
bath, full bsmt.. .ggh.-S. heat gar: sSesi
gre; H; WILLIAMS VILLA GO. ~
can't and oWner-oecupied houses in desirs-
SSsP s sSs s$Is4%Rsr,os-An ..:s.n,
modern g years old tgg-fsmily, home that q
one ,sgaTtmsnt and rent from /. The other
81 ss$l uRtiI . Pm. .n'' A-
brick h0 Spssk tile bath 1%
s ssns M Ar T4 zs5. d. 0ls4; eyes, 1 snd
SOLVnEDSIrON atn AMP DIN SIS; ~
os} aUo h SnWabt M;th . smei d dea,
psyent. balsncs eu monthly For I intor@s-
tl Lon &c csH Sunasys ano syenlngs, GE oool.
18th s. nsRIst rms aSiv oil nsat hss
ELLIOTT, BE. Iieo, DE. 7o5s -ss ''
t'fm1 b-;a bnn,s Eacsimen neau
r rms oIk batbs ,nciosed porches subo
sst I,a d seWS psy%snt,, can Mas. Fl
SoLoRE5,. . u; STU tn! AMP SITS; Me- "a
bath each unit; h.-Sh. hardwood frs.
lion in sT and Sgssld g. Terms. Ask for
eeoEoRIpMlfiOSss D 81 sT. N.E.-s25o down,
frame. See MerTis GShen 9G Mr.. yinnieE'
SHi Ma s % oE. o5sS. once 0o open 81 Sunday
CoLoRED,L5lBRSooSkLAND' 300 40o 18th st
!, kitsssRs; hardwood il doors. cellar. eS Saad5i
NM BYRD de- 1Ioo; eyes, co. oTfo.
coropEn-,aso powN-Des,rabIs
ssesi9R: 9 rms ssS baths; sEies;
Y, All i,,: sssdtlea ysFy
sRTiiEs. iSlSS' 18th St. NV. 81. ish5.
coLoREp-cold is vber. Won find N it You
can md IT right here, sos and 654 9th
st; ne. Here are lovely homes that will
not even gold can buy. Make it q point
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD.

HOUSE ON 2 ACRES. SI,25O---on Ga. ave
extended. new 1-rm. house; immed. occu-
s ssRsy u ms shG p lang g. to sd ssd for
II? FIRM. % BRICK aRIei B6NGAioW TYPE, silver
Spring. prewar const.---Deep lot with
e. fuiIy insaated iarss ceuered porch fu
basement. oil heat, built-in gar immsd
p9ss Tnoman, 81. 5000. GEO. u. WI
IMMEpfAfE POSSESSION - sooG R.nsy
Branch road. In beautiful Sligo Park HIS;
homes; situated on . nicely Handicapped
corner site in one Of the most desirable
sections; stone and brick construction. with
Sssae 'G p. IN s yard; i frst door has Studio
living room, sunroom, master bedroom.
bath bath; modern kitchen and dining room n
finished recreation room with wood-burn-
Ing fireplace, bar maids room and bath
eansss9 sTd. " nss viii
GEO d MOSS, Realtor. sH $500. 1ss
kOCKvHLE-one OF RockvilleS finest
residences, excel ira, trans: TO Wash A. lovely
bedrms., Q baths; immediate possession;
priced for quick sale. Phone Rockville
ALL Low PROPERTIES at greatly re-
$1,000. 5-rm. bungalow, lot 1o0xloo,
fenced; vacant. ! blk. carline.
S7:9Q9. 6-rm. frame. lot 5ox2oo. gar
$500. ,5-rm. frame. lot 50x15o; nre-
place; ] blk. to bus
SO, 400. Arm. frame, lot 1o0x1oo. new
s1iSoo isa ssrm frame Pn caf ioe 1sox1eo
fenced; ID fruit trees; garage. On carline
$12,5 800, 6-rm. brick. cape cod. lot 90x
l2Q, FENCED corner; blks. carlins:
corner, garage; 1 blk. carline
$4,000, 6-rm. frame, Grant style, new;
$4,000, 6-rm. frame, Q acres In build
Ing sites. garage, fruit trees, fish pond.
furn. or unfurn.
Sl4,250. 7-Im. frame. acre. 2nd moor
renting for $50; kits. and bath.
S26.bQ0, IL rm. masonary, 8 bedrms.,
3h baths, AGAR garage. 2a acres: for
inn, club, etc. Tbs above properties all
near Univ. Of Nd, many others from
$500 UP. BURCH REALTY CO., WA.
7148, ewes. EN-. 1859. -lQ
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COMMERCIAL GROUND.

end COMMERCIAL-Over $4,000 square
adjoining the airport; mr.. new shopping
center. excellent business location; priced
at SOC per square #: Call DI. S724, N.
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OFFICES WANTED.

SINGLE ROOM In downtown bldg; viii
rent or buy furniture. Alex. $500. is
UNTIL FEB. /, BY a university research
organization: "a once rooms. furnished or
unfinished. Reply Box l95-X, Star. lis
EXPERIENCED LAWYER desires rn. in
suite. with Joint use Of reception I'm. and
secretary; will exchange references. Ma.
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STORES WANTED.

TO RENT STORE about 200 50. It.. suit
able for dry cleaning store and plant;
pref NV. Box 463-v, Star. les
SMALL STORE or about 400 50. #. on
nrst floor for dry cleaning agency. in
Woodridee, Mt Rainier or Hyattsyille.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT,

nessMen s "a hours 3 day. lis month 9I up.
Dial BUSINESS EXCHANGE. OW. 5000.
FURNISHED OFFICE. downtown, with two
or three desks and phone. MA. 1886. 19s
DESK SPACE and mailing address service,
telephones, downtown office bldg. MR..
PASQUAL, Elk $3.50 Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-18
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

SECOND TRUST LOANS on property IN
c. Nd and o w. so Pr % gs o service s e
TINE 3 BERENTER. l12s Vermont ave.
Dd 5S96. .v.u.a,p ,,r .,u rr.,-,rr..
loans. 2nc1trust notes also bought. z. A.
CARNEY. DI 450S, 8 to 3 pm. only.
SECOND TRUST NOTE on Arlington prop.
ME- o4S5 lis
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TRACT OF TIMBER on Eastern Shore or
nearby; state number Of acres, kind OF
trees. number Of board feet and price.
Baltimore %, Nd. 16'
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our-or-rowN REAL ESTATE

LAKE WELDONA, Orlando, Fla-Loveiy
homesites, combining fisherman's heaven
with city conyeniences; reasonable prices
and t. ms For information. call Paul z.
HHa IA ssEa J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Resitor'
NEW YORK, Great Neck. Long Island. 20
minis. TO city. 6-Im. house. garage: very
sell furniture II desired. TIE 5i21. 70 7
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and .
snug hsherman's haven in one Of Florida
Gulf Coasts fastest growing, restricted
communities. Over 400 sold. is-acre
homesites, fronting or mr.. salt water, COM
Titles guaranteed Priced as low as $500:
S45 down, S15 mo-. Immed. possession.
For beautiful illustrated free booklet write
ME-. 1143. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

ON Prominent HIGHWAY = Quick run
Industrial land with railroad siding: suit.
able for multi-story building for distribu.
tor or warehousing. An outstanding Local
WEAVER BROS. NC. DI. $500; ewes.
ON PROMINENT HIGHwAY-Quick run
to downtown, approximately 10000 50. #,
industrial land with railroad siding: suit.
able for multi-story building for, distribu-
ton or aiesd raht An sou 1GGa
WEAVER BROS, INC, d. $500; ewes.
SEAR FEE PsssNirasoN BLDG and facing n
hwy No 1-Fine site. about 215x320 it.,
in section already developed with importans
Ask Miss Shoemaker for
MAKER, 1719 e st. NV, Ma. 1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-18
PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SURPLUS LAND. railroad sidings available,
zoned industriak both in D. c. and nearby
Maryland; small or large acreage; long or
short-term lease. PEBBLES CHEMICAL
co. Once: uN. 2525: res. EN-. $3.50. =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-18

AtbcubAuns WOUu~
moor--An modern. very attrac., Ice. 7-rm:
lge. bedrms.. Ice. closet with plenty q
modern Kit. with cabinets. Frieidaire. range.
garbage disposal; fun basemt., lge. recr;
a o
ing to do, everything coy; near everything;
asasz 70 5oRs m ssass sssaf
S sh Ainf fRA 'Ms To%N4rm Diet 5Tiek
hiSa Ss fsei BR III wfsa sass
Bradley 5,a blvd section; yrs. old; imme,
baths; Igss acre Wooded lot ist-aoor bed H =
and bath; .garage: air onditioned heat,
sonyenlsnt e bus I and sshooIs. cAzg 3.
aENTL Msi Ss SMALL EsrArE-aI acres
Butch hSRa " coi s ana srchisscsurs spscious
: lew years old; barn. Chicken house. tool
house; located In Burnt Mill Hills. FRED
a; SMITH, Realtor. exclusive, RE. 6661.
c a52 BagNGALow, near Rivsra..s
rooms, stairway to noored attic porch. Use.
sssssss s0i sE 2Fese co.. W. $685.
WHITE BRICK-Larse nv. rm., din. rn.,
kit, center hall, lavatory and beautiful
lge. library on first a.; 2 beautiful baths
with So tub in one: shower in other, above
standard tub; very wide lot: garage and
rec rm. in bsmt.: new house built for
home with no expense spared. For per-
EN- S021 Sun. and nights; daytime, Elk
1919 liz
EDMONSToN-Ss,950; substantial 4-room
and bath bungalow; possession. PERRY
BOSWELL, INC, WA. 1900. WA. 0935;
WEST LANHAM HILLs-s7,5oo; stuceo
BOSWELL. INC. WA. 1900. WA. O935;
nm. and bath bungalow; basement, h.-w.h.;
possession 80 days; terms PERRY Bos-
WELL INC, WA. 1900, WA. 0e35. Ia
Mo- ecEep clear. bal h woodland.
SP. 00b6.J ~ , Pm. .-ls
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bright modern kitchen, extra closets, plenty
Of storage space; storm windows, etc. Ar
diINGT co6 EEVALTxo CO. 22o4 Wilson blya'
9ouR hsoH FANNY MI lis Is rMpoRrANr-Ksser
them happy in this, weil-arranged. Groom
HIsa no@ din ann 0 roo@ a. ftehsT
clean basement with outside entrance and
heasa system oSneq viii cons6er res
sonabie offer for. Immediate sale. Brine
the wife and children along and see how
wash. Blvd. int Intersection sec 70 N. Bedford Sc
CO. aa oar SRsR agents. aaoa wilson Blvd
{ l money 5s9ai 81 81 1HoME-An an-brick bun.
racsiye IN h eYa Ind Ts door, m @
oil aforementioned heat: you'll like the
ssectrs k,tenSn ,s perfect s sSuton iol
f pree sga CASH balanca il
one trust at S56 month. Including taxes
spd assns aos Wso mEs sd e.
II fsG a2;o6 81 tWaTEkE CARDS. this ons1soald
scenic South Arlington Ridge I'd; large
ea s Kitchen, . bedrooms, tile bath
aPa S sss d Ror aoo On II sfx e0 On os
ground level; oil h.-w.h.; attached garage
sHss|1sRo' e ss Ne wv
GO aiSo III. WILLIAMS co.--Alexandria. Va
BERN. 2-story row brick, excel. cond
I liv. rm.; din. rm.; kit. with stove, refgr.
3 nice bedrms.; tile bath with shower
closets; c.a.-c. heat; fun bsrnt. with laun.
dry tubs Q real buy. oW. 5000. -ls
single bungaloW in So. Arlington, COW
to shopping, trsnsp;, schools prevail
ped: nice bedrms.; tile bath with shower
oil heat. fun bsmt.; storm windows: shrubs
ard trees: price S14,50O. OW. 5000. Ill
GEO. a. WILLIAMS CO.--Near Ft.. Myel
Is min. to Navy Annex and Pentagon
2-story Diet. brick and asbestos .shingle
list a.. lge. 1iy. rm.. din. RIM. bedrms.
rm.. dinette, / bedrm., bath. storage rm.
kit. with stove, refgr;; storm windows; In,
rsdec.; imn asdi poss ow. 5000; .o .ls
with enduring charm in Arlington's fnel
residential area; lge. liv. rm. with nrepl.
din. rm.. kit,. LIST a.; Q lge. .bedrms.. bath
up; full bsmt.; screened side porch; Of
heat; stovs. Tsfs1. oW. 5000. --is
Evening star., 1946-07-28
De Lan0-T TrHesdeU
Ceremony Is Held

Miss Constance E. Truesdell,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Leon E.
Truesdell of Washington, and Mr..
Ralph B. De Lano, jr., son of DR..
and Mrs. De Lano of Boston, were
married yesterday in the Metropoli-
tan Memorial Methodist Church, the
Rev. Edward G. Latch officiating.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a princess gown
of white nylon with finger top veil,
and carried a bouquet of white
roses and stephanotis. Miss Miriam
H. Truesdell was her sisters only
attendant, and she wore blue bro
cade dress and carried a bouquet of
pink roses and delphinium Mr.
Gilman Andrews of Hampstead, N.
Y. served as best man and the ush-
ers were Mr.. James Guion, Mr.
Henry Garcia and Mr.. John Me-
dairy, all of West Point.
The bride graduated from the
National Cathedral School and
Mount Holyoke College. She served
as a WAVE officer during the war.
Mr.. De Lano is a graduate of Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technology
and is employed as research engi-
neer. He is a member of the Insti-
tute Of Radio Engineers and the
Acoustical Society.
After their honeymoon, the couple
will make their home In New York
City.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Engagement
ANHOHNCeI

Mrs. Anna Serena OF Passaic Park
N. j., announced the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Rose Serena of
Arlington, to Mr.. Leslie Nicewarner,
son Of Mrs. Gertrude Nicewarner
of Arlington.
Mr.. Nicewarner recently was dis
charged from the Navy after serv-
ing In the European theater Of war.
The wedding will take place in
October.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Will Join Family

Mr.. Martin J. Gavin, an execu-
tive with the Shell Oil Company,
will see for the first time his new
daughter, Patricia Maria, born July
IA, when he returns from Caracas,
Venezuela in about a month. After
a short stay here, Mr. Gavin will
leave on a trip to London and Hol-
land. Around October Is, he ex-
poets to come back from Europe
and he and his family will leave
Washington for Caracas to make
their permanent home.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
In the NeUs

DR.. and Mrs. Clifton p. Clark of
Arlington. have returned from a visit
to Chautauqua, Niagara Falls, Tor
onto, Watkins Glen, Philadelphia
and Ocean City, N. J. Also back
from these places, except for Wat
kins Glen, are Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Hooff and daughter, Ann. While at
Chautauqua, the Hooffs were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Connolly; in
Philadelphia the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence C. Melville, and at
Ocean City the guests of Mrs. John
Olcott.
Mrs. T. Jefferson Greer of Adams
street, has returned from a visit in
Leesburg, Va, on the farm of Mrs.
Elizabeth A. Bolen of Washington
and Leesburg.
Evening star., 1946-07-28

The marriage Of Miss Joan De
Haas, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. De
Haas of England, formerly of the
Netherlands, to Mr.. Morris Stern
berg of Washington, son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Sterenberg
Of Rumania, took place recently.
The bride, who met her husband
in England where he was on duty
with the Army, arrived in this coun-
try only few weeks ago.,
Among the guests at the wedding
which took place at the home of
Rabbi M. H. Levinson who Off
ciated were the brides uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Aptroot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sternberg will make
their home in Washington.
Nogales international., 1946-04-12
Easter Lily Tag
Day Tomorrow

PHOENIX, April II - Citizens
throughout Arizona who did not re-
ceive Easter seals in connection with
the 18th Annual Easter Seal Sale
for crippled children, will be given
an opportunity to participate IN
this worth while cause.
Saturday, April 18th, has been set
aside in most of the communities OF
the state as Easter Lily Tag Day
Hundreds of high school girls and
young women will approach citizens
asking them to buy a white paper
lily which is in keeping with the
spirit of the season.
In Phoenix, 200 YWCA, Girl Re-
serves, and high school club girls
will cover the main business sections
of the community and ask patrons
CT the rodeo being held at the Fair
Grounds to do their bit.
In Tucson, over a hundred Girl
Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, and high
school girls clubs will cover the
main corners and all business build
ings in the city.
Smaller communities will have
girls on the streets from 9 am. to
6 pm, all with one purpose in
mind. of making this the greatest
Easter Lily Tag Day sale in Arizona
crippled children's history.
Nogales international., 1946-04-12
HATHAWAY ELECTED NEW
STUDENT COUNCIL PREXY

AS every year along about this
time, the annual event causing
much excitement and suspense
among the students rolled around
last week. On April 4th, the stu
dents were called to their home
rooms to vote for the incoming Off
GERS of 1946-1947.
The candidates for office were
Bob Hathaway, Harry O'Hagin, and
Ben Teyechea for president; Archie
Scrivner and Karl Peterson for
vice. president; Emma Morales and
Gertrude Bracker for secretary, and
Eloina Lopez for treasurer.
After a careful counting of votes,
the following officers were an
nounced: President, Bob Hathaway;
Vice President, Archie Scrivner; !;
Secretary, Emma Morales, and
Treasurer, Eloina Lopez.
An overwhelming amount of votes
came in for Bob Hathaway, while
the closest race was that of secre-
tary.
N.H.S. Apache Warcry)
Nogales international., 1946-04-12
New Books At
Local Library

The arrival of the monthly book
list at the Nogales Public Library
makes it seem like Christmas to
the reading public.
Those who want to peruSe this
months arrivals will find:
Wildwood by Josephine Johnson.
Essentially it is the story of a shy,
lonely girl who longed to be under
stood, yet remained inarticulate,
who ached for affection and APPROX
! al, yet could not believe herself de-
serving of either"
Hurry Up and Wait by Margaret
Buell. Wilder. "A sequel to Since
You Went Away but not in letter
form. In her usual cheerful,
sprightly, and slightly sentimental
manner, Mrs. Wilder continues her
story, telling what happened after
her previous book was sold to the
movies and she and her family went
to Hollywood.
Wild Calender by Libbie Block
tHere is a novel that tells the truth
about the average, attractive and
agreeable American woman Who
like Maud Eames, the heroine of
this story-expects happiness with
out knowing of what it consists
Wake of the Red Witch by Gar
land Roark. "A romantic adventure
story which makes Conrad and
Stevenson and even Nancy Bruff
seem effete. It is full of faults but
rises above them by it's bursting
vitality
The Fields by Conrad Richter. "a
sequel to The Trees'--a homely
family story of Porteus and Sayward
Wheeler and their children in the
wilds of Ohio at the beginning Of
the 10th Century, giving an excel
lent and touching picture of the
worries, problems and difficulties of
life on the hard frontier
Valley Boy by Theodore Pratt.
"Ten year old Johnny Birch was
starved for love and surfeited with
the unusual His very young par
ents were horse fanciers, seldom
home; they dressed him in cowboy
clothes, lived in a modern version
of a half-ruined Mexican house."
This Side of Innocence by Taylor
Caldwell. Taylor Caldwell aga1n
demonstrates her pre- -eminence as
a story teller in this swiftly moving,
stormily emotional novel of conflict
and romance through two eventful
decades of American life" Literary
Guild selection for May.
Proving Ground by Leone Lowden.
"A worthwhile, full-bodied, 455
page novel set in Indiana and deal
ing with an aspect of the Civil War
that is both unfamiliar and dra-
matic-the invasion of the North by
Southern troops
Dragon in the Dust by Post
Wheeler. Mr.. Wheeler spent a
great deal of time in Tokyo as
Charge D. Affaires of the American
Embassy and as private citizen,
his narrative of those years is in
effect secret history of the Japa-
nese conspiracy to conquer the
! world.
Burma Surgeon Returns by Cor
don Seagrave, MD. THE eagerly
awaited book of the further adven-
Nogales international., 1946-04-12

World by Shirley Graham. "The
inspiring story of an outstanding
Negro, a great singer, great actor,
great athlete, great human being"
Volcano by Tom Gait. Through
the eyes of Mexican boy we see the
birth and development of Paracu-
tin. the volcano that grew up in a
farmers field"
Shadow on the Trail by Zane
Gray and Rio Renegades by Leslie
Ernwein should prove to be popular
with western fans.
Reviews from THE Retail
Bookseller"
Nogales international., 1946-04-12

lures of the Burma Surgeon and his
little nurses in their exciting jour
ney back from Burma to their home
and hospital in Markham
Skinny Angel by Thelma Jones.
I'm the same realistic way that
Hartzell Spence told of the trials
and tribulations of being minister
and minister's child in his two
books, Thelma Jones approaches the
problem of raising a family in a
small Midwestern community under
the handicap of the minute salary
provided by her father as professor
and president of minor schools in
that area"
This House Against This House
by Vincent Sheean. An account
of the authors three years spent on
two major war fronts as an officer
in the Army Air Forces and in three
countries as a war correspondent. !"
The Innocent Mrs. Duff by Eliza
beth Sanxay Holding. "The essence
of this book is, in word, suspense.
It is book that will be read at one
sitting
The Lying Ladies by Robert Fin
negan. "a country town in the
midwest is the scene of killing
which is pinned on an innocent
young vagrant . - Inner Sanctum
Mystery for March.
Paul RObeson: Citizen of the