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Evening star., 1947-04-21
From G. D., Washington

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My own son who is six years old
Is getting started q bit late in school
partly due to an operation. I de-
cioeo to teach him reading at home
so he would not be too far behind.
These are the books to get for be-
ginners. the three pre-primers "a
I'VE Look and See," (2l I'VE Work
and Play" and g, I'VE Come and
Go" Start with the first one and
take one page at time. Repeat
edly start again from the beginning
OF the book. Through repetition
he will learn the words and when he
has seen and repeated them enough
will recognize them anywhere. The
words are used in every sort of COM
bination In these pre-primers and
he won't be able to guess them.
Have regular practice session each
Evening star., 1947-04-21
Dorothy Dix Says

to her. Don't think you have aon.
your duty to your wife when va, fsss s..S
and clothe her. She can earn har
own board ana keep. What she de-
|penfis on you for is tenderness, kind
ness and understanding. No man
provides adequately for his wife un-
less he gives her these, though he
clothes her in silks and hangs her
with diamonds.
Il sBe q companion to your wife,
Keep her entertained. Take her to
places of amusement as often as you
can. Take an interest In everything
she does and help her to improve
herself Don't make her marriage
to you one long drawn-o,it life sem
tence at hard labor. Make it cheer
full and happy and worth while to
her. married a good man, who
was a good proyider. but he wasn't
a good husband, because he starved
me to death for lack of love and ap-
probation, and made me feel that I
was nothing but household con-
venience.'
And pop might well say to his
daughter: aThe secret Of being a
good wife is to let your husband be
happy in his own way and cherish
the fond illusion that he is the head
of the house. Ask his advice.
whether you take 1t or not. FAN in
with his plans. Talk to him about
the things he is interested in. Don't
nag. Don't boss. And be jolly, even
If you don't feel that you have any
thing to laugh at. Never forget that
your husband is your youngest baby
and needs the most locking after
and coddling, and you will never
lose him"
Perhaps 1t is because so many
young married couples get advice
from the wrong ones that divorces
are so common.
Evening star., 1947-04-21

pictured, balanced against the back
of the shelf, is done with this motif.
The wistful Mexican with his huge
blue and white hat, the small blond
boy in blue pajamas, praying, the
lovely madonna in blue and white,
and the gay pitchers and mugs are
particularly eye catching. With
skill and imagination, it would ap-
pear that the ceramic artist could
create different pieces endlessly.
Mrs. Delavigne explained. the
"antiquing process sometimes used.
This accounts for those pieces that
look hundred years old, consider
ably battered, and about to fall
apart. A liquid is put on the piece
to fill up the cracks, known as
"crazes." These cracks" are in
herent in every piece but are
normally inconspicuous. With the
"crazes" high lighted, the antique
effect is achieved. The effect is
interesting, and particularly attrac-
tive in stocky mugs.
According to Mr. Robert VIM
throp, head of a local ceramic studio,
Californians have been ceramic
minded for over 20 years. Especially
skilled were the artists. Dissatis-
fed with the Oriental pottery on
the West Coast, and equally dissatis-
fled with American creations, they
began to produce their own pottery
as models for still life paintings.
In 1899 and 1910, the WPA held
classes in ceramics in California.
Logically, these same artists were
chosen as teachers. Gen. Hugh
johnson was attracted by the hobby,
and instigated classes in New York
City. Then interest spread to Phila-
delphia. The East has not replaced
the West in the number of ceramic
enthusiasts, but it is believed that
there are now more individual
schools in the East than in the West.
Capt. Winthrop also stated that
in Philadelphia approximately 5000
women do ceramic work in their own
homes. And in Greenwich, Conn,
and Westchester, N. Y, it is claimed
that so many people do ceramic
work that they have to wear badges
to keep from selling their products
to each other!
What's YOUR hobby Call
Betty Miles, National 5000, Er-
tension 396-sfe'd like to hear
from you.
Evening star., 1947-04-21

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ing House are not necessarily
these of The Star, and, as 1t
is obviously impossible for us
to test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility
for them. Betsy Casi0eH
Evening star., 1947-04-21
What's YOUR Hobby?
BY Betty Miles

Last May, Mrs. Dorsey Delavigne
discovered" ceramics. To date,
she's produced a varied collection
of approximately 200 pieces, and has
plans for progress.
Mrs. Delavigne has been in Wash
ington since 1888, and is the wife oi
an investigator in the Civil Service
Commission. Before coming here
she lived on Hobcaw Barony, the
Bernard Baruch plantation in
Georgetown, South Carolina. Mrs
Delavigne's father was employed by
Mr.. Baruch.
AS part of her prolific production
Mrs. Delavigne has made lamp
plates, flgurines, cigarette boxes
powder boxes, candy dishes, pir
trays, an egg cup, candle sticks, g
center piece, a cream and sugar set
vases and perfume bottles. She's
produced pins and earrings that
cover a range of flowers from the
dogwood and the tulip to the gar
denia, the camellia and the rose
And she's also made pins with fish
horses, chickens, dogs, owls, whales
and rabbits as motifs.
The flowers are usually modelled
by hand. A mold is often used, how
ever, particularly in making flgur-
ines and more difficult pieces. The
clay is fired, then painted and fired
again. If you want your final effect
to be green, you use rust paint II
you want a blue finish, you use white
paint. Confusing, but the firing &C
counts for the transformation.
Mrs. Delavigne does her firing in
a small kiln (5x5x6 inches in her
kitchen. The entire kiln occupies
about as much space as the oven OF
a small gas range, and costs $50
The pieces are fired in 21a hours,
but it takes Il hours until they are
cool enough to remove. The clay
costs approximately SLIPS for 5
pounds. Mrs. Delavigne claims Is
or 20 small pieces can be CLEANED
from pounds of clay.
The colors used in the pieces are
vivid, reminding one of all they say
about vital California, where
ceramic work in this country was
born. A black ash tray with a red
flower, a dark blue vase with an
orange flower and some deep aqua
pieces are handsome. The Penn
sylvania Dutch motif used occasion
ally is known among professionals
as sgraffito work. The large plate
Evening star., 1947-04-21

Are you one Of the fortunates
who can boast an asparagus bed in
your garden? Since this early
spring vegetable opens the canning
season, the latest canning news
from the Bureau of Human Nutri-
tion and Home Economics of the
U. s. Department of Agriculture
will be of special interest.
Evening star., 1947-04-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
Eve Cautions

Bright. glaring light tires eyes. Avoid read
ing in a shadow. Diffused, indirect light 10
restfui To soothe and relax overworked.
sore. tired, burning, itching eyes use COM
forting pleasant Lavoptik. 80 years success.
Praised by thousands. Get Lavoptik today.
(Eye-cup includedl. Be deiishted or money
back All druggists
Evening star., 1947-04-21
sUGARLEss ICING;

OAFIfIO1 OAIND1 .
From Mrs. r. S. L., Arlington.)
Can any one give me recipe for
a carrot candy? It is cut into
squares, when hardened. like fudge.
Evening star., 1947-04-21
LEMON PIE RECIPES.


For Mrs. H. M. S., Falls Church:
Three eggs, juice and rind of l
lemon, cup of sugar, Tablespoons
hot water. dash of salt. Beat egg
yolks until light, add u of sugar,
lemon and hot water. cook at low
temperature until thick and jelly
like, Beat egg whites until stiff. add
rest of sugar: fold into yolk mix
ture. pour into baked pie shell and
brown. You can put meringue or
whipped cream on top but we like 1t
without
From Mrs. NJ. A. H, Arltngton.J
Here Is one called the Magic
Lemon Cream Pie: One and one
third cups lone cam sweetened con-
densed milk, one-half cup lemon
Juice. two eggs. two tablespoons
granuiated sugar, grated rind of one
lemon or one-fourth teaspoon lemon
extract. Baked pie shell g inches .
Blend together sweetened CONDENSED
milk, lemon juice, grated rind o.
lemon extract and egg yolks. Pour
into baked pie shell. Cover with
meringue made by beating egg
whites until stiff and adding sugar.
Bake until brown in a moderate
oven, $50 degrees. Chill before
serving.
Lemon pie that you'll make often.
Lemon Meringue Pie: One-half cup
cake -four, IN cups sugar, dash salt.
I1ls cups water, three egg yolks,
slightly beaten; u cup lemon juice,
l tablespoon grated lemon rind, one
baked 9-inch pie shell, three egg
whites, 6 tablespoons sugar. Com
bine -four, sugar and salt in top of
double boiler. Add water and egg
iyolks, mixing thoroughly Place
over hot water and cook 10 minutes.
or until thickened, stirring con-
stantly. Remove from fire, add
lemon Juice and rind. Cool Pour
into pie she'll Beat egg whites un-
Evening star., 1947-07-11
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

CoNGENTAL BUSINESS GIRL, between the
ages of 20 and 80. to share furnished apt.
With another girl: s45. 1922 MINI. ave
T%o Ss' Rooms and bath, furn. apt. ssqit3
able enpl. couple: 500 per mo. 3423
oakwood terrace NV, Mt. Pleasant. ou.
ls9b 18Th AND ouE-For bachelor, ! large
living room with balcony, large 6eoroomI n
and private bath all fnrndshea ssrysce ana extTa
Sft REAR s0n1hi SuPoNT SSa' crEcLEa rooms; living
ysaa yysanishsa sase sSeo SSouDfRs No csss Box
GIRLS SIns TO SHARE house with other girlIs;;
$50 mo, ali expenses and privileges. 1916
Riggs pI. NV. DE. 764o after 8 pm.
sast SE cAflf II 1SP conpIeeels S3sS furn ibedroom
dPen dPsi; or or pets: sI5o per no: refs st.2 Ho
s7sS, MRS. STEVENS. or Box AIM star
ROOM. kitchen, private bath; newly
decorated; private entrance; so9d uoI,eS tTanS-
s951s9n ss5 ss4 ssR beg SCR sR or ave- cs.ai
GafoaGETowS aaoGa; Ms, W. aH Waited businesswoman;
one who would appTsGiatep nsw apS
maid service: excellent transportation;
$40 mo. WO. 1897. Box 2s4-S, star.
COOL APARTMENT, NV. in Silver Spring
on ,busline: share with another girl; twin
beds, separate closets; recommendations
SOBER EMPLOYED COUPLE, s12 wk.
46S Maryland ave. sw., Elk. 1895.
GEORGETOWN-Dupl housekeeping apt,
de luxe furnishings, bedrooms; private
entrance: ceiling, $500. Box 499-M. Star
BEpRooM. LIVING ROOM, kit. bath,
fhare with another refined lady: age 80 to
As. See to appreciate. S37 so plus "a
1900 Col. rd. NV, HO. 5000. Ia
1O26 NO. VERMONT ST, Ariington-
Stseaen e gAu and ID bath; upstairs aoor Of pvt pvt
home; no objections to one or two chill
dren: nice large lavn: S12O mo. or will
rent for S1o0 per mo- for 6 mos. rent
IN advance. CH. os67. is
Evening star., 1947-07-11

COOL. CoMFoRTABLE furnished , house SCI IN
Chevy Chase for r; month on Sfo 81 August MOO
SFEp s5stf renta nHMpoRARY Sal Y1 oGHaarERs 4Hae
rent completely furn... 5-bedrm: house In
ssps' S9suay only es11 soth ave. Hyafts. Ma
MoDERN MoD ERS4' CALIFORNIA style bungalow
sTPasa st. as Us 1913 sa5S or a ssS
NORTHEAST wAsHNGToN-wrl rent to
Telisble couple for five mohths Telep5hsene
s0Efa 4lbEpRM. Dim HOUSE, distinetiysly taTn;;
lease Seas IT to @ desiraSie tenants from October
f se June list Low Low asaH sss4
F PusNIshEb sSHs Rsf House for rent for PERIOD
screened porch, lovely, yard, shade trees
garage $175 for period. 4e1l 4stn ST.
Mass. nx @ AVE. Siso4 4PARK-rine brick house:
lovely garden and 2,car garage bedrm;S,, ;,, !,
quarters; perfect condition and finely fur .
nished; yearly lease; $500 sp1o mo; AIS Also - Z
k5lfs'Ta 5oas r. DC efsi sfBoUs fFsa "s6 Co. mn
furn. house in convenient sec; beautiful
walled garden: available August /; short
or long term lease: S21O per mo- Write
BETHESDA-Furn home; sleeping rms,
sleeping porch, 2 baths. recreation rm.. oil
heat, large yard. shade tree: lease August
manfn foE 61 %os G7SS, R9ssi0iy longer $3.50 per
YOUNG WOMAN wants to share her COM
pletely furn., 6-rm. home near Walter
includes utilities. GE. 1918. ..8I3
2215 NEWTON ST. N.E.-Lge. ,dble. bed
rm.: couple to share with, another couple
SS5 mo MI 1l53 Ia
47O5 BLAGDEN TER. NV. Just west Of
18th and Decatur sts. n.w.-A beautiful
car garage; nicely furnished; large screened
side porch: will lease only to permanent
HoWENsTEIN REALTY CORP 141s, H
WE ARE LEAViNG, but If you aren't, do
you want our Georgetown house and
garden fer 5000 until Sept. /? Box 441-S,
Star DE 933S or MI. zoos. Ia
Evening star., 1947-07-11
RooAs WITH BOARD.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE-A few yacan-
cies for girls. in this popular suesthouse;
suectalizing in good food and service; at
tractiye rates; switchboard service. 17l2
N. H. ave. NV.
I4o1 18th ST. NW.-1deal residence for
business people; newly decorated double;
vacancy for lady; man to share room with
another man; selected menus; sWitchooaro.
14oe 18th N.W.-Attractive single. dole.
and share rms: select clientele: near down
'o"-' is
aOIs MASS. AVE. at Dupont Circle-Va-
cancy for young, ladies in exclusive guest
house; we are known for our excl 1000
and fine service DE. e79s. -12
It06 10th ST. N.W.-Dble. for girls. on 2
bus, lines: laundry and guest privilegeis' is
man, mans s47. ~ MI. 5774. -12
fsin saheGR court AaDh Martha Washington Seminary
nan5ea lam for health Hse and doese e
Cheney. ini; Convenient transp. co. O294. Ill
400 KENNEDY ST N.w.-,By day. week or
R9a Room oaS saSefnd dssred
NICE FRONT ROOM on FIST gs, atts1 s1th ps1h sh
RR4GANeY Rsefxslets ;''Pa FOR YOUNG GIRL in pvt.
EeItile home laund pIivil otsd gooa ss,s srahRp
5000.
1873 M ST N.W.-Vacancy m ige. triple
ried cpI. with child; also vacancies in dbl;
board a ptf' Cali Cali RE. aio4. ii !
CHEERFUL ROOMS, enough Ia IKE zeoa, fervl n1rel
ice; enough like a club to insure congenial
moderate ertb Prdesb dab,e SINGS s4s
$50 to SS2 per for mem and Women
4Pg9y fsgs 4Is sr snss SWi =; single sssSdi9
sHs GStS sT Isai EsR
room with running water telephode: Soa on f9f
breRStast basGa hnond snd d,nner T IN exclusive sub
urean guest home. MRS. CHAPMAN, 81
LARGE RooM-couple or men: also
share with others; excellent meals Ho'
Il Il GG1RARD ST. N.EELoyely large artTon trent
home. excellent meals close to car ana
1g: 1sse Mass, M3' ;,4s1 Ave. N.w-Larre dOs an AND
triple rms; large, cool house: share tS rms
for girls also for .rd man fnI dI%ine sxfe 1886 pU
1919 1919 18th ST. Nw-Mcellent home,
saeWfn SEWHY m1sis DEcoRATED Or P and tarn, large
rm. for married couple or 2 single girls
or gentlemen; semipvt bath IN pvt;
home laundry privileges. Phone Capa0ol
ARLINGTON. yA.-Lse. dble. room; twin
beds. pvt. bath, screened porch; SlZo PEI PEI
month for meals. Ref eNchanseo. IN
"s1S' ts1S NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W-ones
block from Dupont circle, refined guest
home, newly decorated double room for
girls: well-prepared balanced meals; rea-
I9t i9as n. II. AVE. N.w-2nd fl; dble, front
nm. twin beds; ]ge. closet and window;
good meals Price is reasonable -l5
NEAR CAPITOL and Library-Single room,
500 mo; dinners, So weekly; employed
settled WOMEN nonsmobsT anobsnse IN iesa
IIs54 MASS AVE. NV, Dupont Circle
AttraetiveIy redecorated lge. dble rma3 men
or women; excel. meals; S4S.5O-Soo, mo.
CLUB MASON. 1926 New Hampshire-,One
Of Wash.'s most exclusive eIn guestnouses n1sI es
married couple; also / young lady to share
dble. room with another lady: delightful
full-course meals and switchboard service
Apply or phone MRS SAMPLE, NO. 6IIo
NNNt' "a -12
Evening star., 1947-07-11
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

REGULAR ARMY OFFICER, wife z school- Saa ,,I
re-" Re. 67oo. guy Ext. t. s7s4 eve. and week end,
sfIiTABLE QUARTERS needed for family
of U. S. employe q adults, 2 children):
Two ladies German, experienced. willing
to assist with housework duties. q BOX
A1sd6utT 30 IsSi2s; Navy eomdr, per, pernsnsnt ,nt
dqty p.mea dss yss ssepserd r 4pE sd bedroom
aan NAVY erm c9nhS pay siS5 se
sds aESks Or kHr ayfF s SsFaE NJ sons uau
nis6ef eeuef Ass ea cH seoo
sgo1RRS2ENF sSs1 S8E TEMP EMFLoyE requires two
bedroom unfurnished apt. or house. NV;
maximum, Sl1o; adults, no pt pets, +ls, Gwners rs
EEinRMsEs4 ssns if HwSsHfseToN Sbas
ecutive desires unfurnished. 3 or bed
H@ercsn a9hR ha~f Rars ches ca
VETERAN, ex-Navy comdr. and family.
need s-bedrms unfurnished house or apt.
HSfHRSfsHED HSHne Ms Tg10 HOUSE, three bedrooms
preferred: immediate or near-futuTe occu-
patton. State Department oficer. Call EN-.
URGENTLY NEEDED BY AUG. 15-un-
furnished: bedrooms. garage; NV: Sec
ton, Alexandra. Arlington, Chevy Chase;
good tenants; excellent references. De
b5GE9faRTMEMT 5G99a snS Elms' OF STATE on1cia1 and
wife want to lease small ynfI5nshea
f15l 8T v1ehieyi perticyiars, m Box AIR star. Is.
ADULTS (2). two children desperately
need modest. unfurnished house oue- or apt; in
DEsPERkTEIY oEs5Iss NEED two-bedToom; un-
q sxinsS w sr 7siS nsn5oy virginia fI
WASTES WASTES TO sh REM small small furnished house
or apartment in GEORGETOWN from Oc-
tober or Noysmber & nRsil MAY: 1W9 sas aasF1.s
Gi REGuLAR ARMY OFFICER, wife. desire
unfurnished house or apt; for so1n three years yea.
III r. falsTsa hssaNb Pefs n P1s cannot
home until he has one to come to; adults;
please help Silver Spring sI t possible; viii
MANAGER restaurant chain. new arrival t,rl1
couple ] only; no children; Silver Spring
ssshsSdn sEMy Col NV Wiz fff ehiId desire unfurn
2 or bedroom house or apt; perm auty
2. G, G. Can nPpRdom Ppi 5SS3' uNruRN house i for
SaFg6Room ssSSatfHsr GsrGf fiss aoTs afRs Issi
sa asgube ii Vi 44oS stha e sg5 ei
throuef a1o Friday. 4:s0. I22
6j: RMS, auto. heat, garage, full nsmL.; r.;
npS ~ ceiline OF $40 q month minimum
lease i "; advanced rent and response
biiity a consideration: avail. BY July n.
Pr Ply Col. AND WIFE desire 2 or 8 bed
room house; preferably in nearby Va; up
to 6 months rent in advance. Gil. 435s.
PERMANENT GOVT. EMPIoYE needs g.
bedroom house: unfurnished preferred d
excellent references; from $50 to 500
GEoRGETowN-Lge formal home with
5 or 6 bedrms.. generous liv. rm., garden !;
l-2-yr lease; I'd to $500 furnishsdi J +
MODERN or 8 bedrm. unfurn. house or
apt by dept. store exec. wife and year
old child: permanent. top refs: TO SID.
VA SI4o 12'
CIVILIAN, perm. position, desires house
by Sept; s or more bedrms.. under SlGS.
1871 16s
Evening star., 1947-07-11
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcon'D

DEsPERATE ARMY 1st serst., wife and
sons. IL and IA. perm. desire furn. or
unfurn. house. CHI. zoos after 8 pm. 12'
"a BEDRM., 11a-BATH, modern. yard,
NV; perm. Wash. res. Can exch. duplex.
GovERNMENT VEHEMENT EMpLoYE. permanent, de-
sires to rent 3-bedroom house: $S5 max.
Call MR.. BURKE, FIR. S167. 12'
GOVT. ATTORNEY, perm. empl., urgently
needs 5 or 6 I'm. furn. house or apt. to
reunite family, incl. 2 small children, prior
to Aug; IS; rent; sl25; Phone RE. $500.
ARMY ofFIcER, wife, Z infant daughters
great-grandma, desire 5 Or room fur
nished house by July is. Pay S75-S125.
Must be clean: Sc. not acceptable. RE.
Fri Sat and Sun. and after 5 pm. week
20 Or 3 BEDRooM H6GsE, furnished:
women, airline employees, 6-yr.-old boy;
available National Airport and school;
Alexandria preferred; Box 477-R. Star.
3 and 6. require lease furnished or un-
furnished house. early August. GE. 1921.
GROOM HOUSE: upkeep promised; up to
500 mo-; NV section. OR. 1888. 49,
URGENT or B bedroom house. unfurn: !:
near transportation; permanent resident;
3 girls, school age; excel. care. no. 1854.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
MOVING, PACKING ond sToRAGE

LONG-DISTANCE MOYNG-Full or part
loads. NATIONAL MOVERS. S2l Va. ave.
Sc Call any time. AT. 1881. II
VET. VANS OF VA.-An white vet: help;
moving. packing. storage. Grating. shipping.
MtkNH n ls3l 9T RsSA Moysa sysy az
service: furniture moving and haulinns; n
you day or evenings; reasonable rates,
light hauling a specially. GE. 1851.
MOVING BY VETERAN s, Of expeT'iiense' with vi
reasonable rates. MR.. COOK, GIL. 5137
sIMMs BRos.-Local moving. nearby. Va.
and Nd. any time. FIR. 1868. Id :,
move or haul ANYTHING; night or day; no
job too little EARLE. ME. 5S19. 12
ARMY .VETERAN-Light loads, luggase,
Call GE. 1875. am. to pm.
yEIERANsmMo2Syi1ne n and haul haultng; ,Isursd nsT
estimates ehserfully gwen: MI 61S9; ;;,,ss
to and from depot any time; reas. rates
MI 5O65 IA
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furnl-
ture as part payment on your moving
storage. local, long dist. moving. ia. 2937.
Evening star., 1947-07-11

PRIVATE COUNTRY HOME can accom-
nodate boy. to I. Fresh-grown vege-
tables. dairy products $50 mo. Box
Room BOOM AND AND BOARD for christian-hke
peopie; lovely mountain view: on q. s.
Route II, GREYHOUND bus by deer; ItT1TnN TeseTyaJ
tions; So per day: MASSANNol11f MASS ~ 1es
COUNTRY BOARD in private home; one
single room for elderly lady and one GnsIv aoav
Bile room for working couple or ,Id eIuery
in9s: ing excellent zee cooking; "a hr. to Wash
ington. Pleasant 1892. -,
vegetables, milk and butter. cH. s6e1'
Evening star., 1947-07-11
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

3-BEDRM. HOUSE. Chevy Chase. Md,
Centrally located, mr.. stores, iflS seh9ols'
WI 5553 or write Box 232-M. Star, -,13,
SILVER SPRING-.Modern 65rm; detached
auet fioors. full basement, auto. gas heat.
For FOR RENT. EARLY AUGUST-Unfurn;
cottage. adequate but not elegant, on small
farm, owned by family with 3 small chill
dren. Ideal for couple with ! or 2 chill
dren under 6 who appreciate congen1al
benefits and occasional exertions
of small-farm life 50 Minis. from 18th
and K. Please outline few details OF
background and present situation Box
sT0NE CAPE COD tnew), bedrms, 2
baths; 90 min. to Wash; l blk. to stores
and bus; $165 per mo. Phone RE. 067o,
Evening star., 1947-07-11
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

Will EXCHANGE 2-rm. furn. apt. in
Wash for furn. apt. or house in Tuscon,
Phoenix or Albuquerque. Box 93,M,
change attractive 1-bedroom apt, rental
so, including utilities, for 1-bedroom
apt in New York. WO. a061. III
WILL EXCH. I-bedrm. apt. mr.. 10th and
Sheridan children acceptD for similar
apt (no children). Box 107-S. Star. liz
WILL EXCHANGE desirable Arm. Airing
preferably Oak Park area; effective Sept;
r-nfs IL
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Ho,jsEs EXCHANGED.

4-BEDRM. HOUSE, large Colonial dining
off 18th St. 8 blks from Zoo: restricted
neighborhood: furn or unfurn: rental
section: prefer 2-bedrm. apt. RE. S745,
WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK -. win
exchange rental of 3-bedroom furnished
house in Northeast Washington. rental
S115 mo-. for unfurnished house in New
York City or vicinity. Phone MI. 4S74.
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ATTENTION. VETERANS! Located ). in
Hawthorn. the owner of this new beautiful
home wishes to trade for one smaller IN
living rm, dining rm., kitchen, breakfast
nook, library with fireplace and full bath
on first f.; 3 large bedrooms and 2 baths
on second a.; rec. rm. and toilet in base
ment. Built to order. PAUL P. STONE,
5000 Conn. ave. OR. 2244. -l3
Evening star., 1947-07-11
ROOMS EURNisHEp-s.E. and s.W.
ROOMS EuRMsHEp-Mp. and VA.

CLOSE-N VA. SUBURBS, restricted neigh
borhood-Twin beds. oil heat. nice yard;
couple or men. Call after 6:15 pm, OK.
1898. 10Y No. Jackson ST. Arlington, Va.
ATTRACTIVE single room. private. bath;
convenient Lee hwy. bus. Glebe 1887. j
rm., conv transp.; SS wk OV. 2477. -15
HIGHLY DESIRABLE RIM. for gentleman
in pvt gentle home, semipvt. bath, garage;
refs required. Box 94-M, Star. -l3
FRONT ROOM, nearby Virginia, for en-
ployed lady near everything: 10c bus;
privileges Phone CHI. 4529.
20 HILLCREST DR., ALEX.-Furn room
for employed lady: liv. rm. privil. Call after
Alley r1TO IA
TAKOMA PARK, 213 Albany ave.--Single
room with private bath; $35 per mo. Phone
Cr -13
Evening star., 1947-07-11
APARTMEhTs UNFURkIsHED.

1877 EUCLID ST. NV rooms and
newly decorated, ali utilities furnished;
adults: references: S75 g month.
kitchenette, pvt bath; S35 mo-; couple
preferred. liz
BACHELOR APT, for l or men. in
private home; living room bedroom. private
bath can have breakfast bar; $50. Call
OR 53S3; 1547 44th st. NV. ID