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Evening star., 1947-10-19
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

GEoRGET0WN OF NV. 8 adults. 8:
GENERAL CONTRACTOR needs home.
Ep0ns aR}rS p e Visinity; ssat will deco
dren desire furnished house, vic. school,
ydI9s4 S7th and Tilden pnSL,ESr nv; Wo sa9l: 20
unfurnished, couple and children; 2 bed
rooms; =; KIsTNER; 371s Alton pl:
house, no children; long lease. FIR. 1928. :
ploye. wife and daughter, 10, need or
8 room. home in Arlinston or vicinity;
sa1a ssre Of property; reasonable rent ia.
TWO SISTERS, adults, refined, employed,
tong,t,me To- s,It residents; will sive owner care
and TRANSFORMATION facilities essential;
must be reasonable; references. RA. 620e.' :
house; adults; references. Phone RA.
COUPLE. with 5 children. wants s.room
house; must move, as our house has been
ENGINEER, wife and two well-behaved
children. want 2-b.r house or apt; ref.
up to 500 mo. RA. 1109.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
HOUSES EXCHANGED

WASH. FOR N. Y.-3-bdrm., unfurn.
house in Rock Greek PIX, conv. transp.,
Island Up to $50. MI. so5s r or Boz OK 2s4"h' s4pis
WILL TRADE my lovely Chevy Chase
tGa road Wo ss4 near 10th and
EXCHANGE, Forest Hills, L. I.-Six-room
brick: III baths. unusually large and at
in garage. for home in Wash, D. c., OF
equal pre-war value of $4,000, con-
venient to stores and transportation,
preferably near Catholic church. Box ISL
ATTENT!ON-will exchange 4-bedroom
2-bath. dble. garage, maids bath. 2 rms;
Park: rent $3.50 for s-bedroom un-
furnished apt. or house, $75 to $1O0:
children accepted: EN-. .0293.
Chevy Chase. Md. for apt. located north
Wo. 230O. EDW. H. JONES 4 Co, INC,
Evening star., 1947-10-19
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

TWO ROOMS AND BATH, furnished; util-
itles, furnished. Private entrance GIL.
TWo young ladies to share apartment
with another lady. Corner flrstsfioor apt
Home privils. Large double bedroom with
Two closets. Close to busline. Glebe
Evening star., 1947-10-19
APTs, FURN. AND UNFUR.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., economical: em-
ployed college, graduate, young child and
capable housekeeper. Box 23S-L, Star.
SMALL BASEMENT APT. and large room
over garage. 3615 Hamilton St, Hyatts-
vile, Md. WA. 227S 21s
C0LORED-1-RM. APT, semibath S45.
VI. S331. 1921 Jay st. ne 10.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.
LONG DISTANCE MOVING, 80 States; fun
or part loads; Call any time. NATIONAL
MOVING By VETERAN Of experience with
new truck. careful handling: reas. rates.
Call any time: MR.. COCK. GIL. 5137.
rates; cargo insured; so miles radius. Call
DE. 9S71, day or night and Sundays. -25
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - Completely
furnished; near Connecticut ave-. about
elecks hS Ks, from from Chevy Chase. 6,bedroom:
elaborate entertaining; 1st floor has two
comics. oysi-shaped dining room With mir
room. kitchen, 2. bedrooms and bath; sec
ond floor has bedrooms, bath and space
for aadltionaI bath lower Levels have huge
moderate price includes ali furniture and
fIrnishinss includins grand piano, marble
9SSS %sns only: GEO: J. MOSS ssalsof; 81.
zsS2 zSSED FOR Aprs.-Larse, detached a.
lated, oil h:-w.h.; required, $1,000 cash,
sass siPsfal or flnsneins pfa ss4e L. H. MAuRY' AD
BEAUTiFUL estate of one acre: 8
spaeious pa sus aS"a rooms, complete baths on ist
stairway and back Stairs; oil wsn burner
in 1916; building. fully insulated. large
chicken house with. room for truck gar
ssex s any time sen .n se,pe fek CO. S99
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.. DI. 3346.
aow s.sk 's0a aoo. x .ss .sssn i.s
water heat; convenient 10 stores and
sso 81 to
shown By appointment only: Gail MT.
Vl9f 1AexNf e. On asSs c2EyRkr a FL sa g. between
Columbia I'd. and bridge: s-room row
brick, baths, bath and 2 rooms on each
floor. gas hot-water heat; in very good
condition; owner anxious to sell. M. B.
WEAVER, WO. 1914, DI 1880. 10
NEAR WARDMAN PARK-Are you look
ing for a home and investment in .
high-class residential location on 27th
st. NV? 10 rooms, 3 baths, oil heat,
nice lot, sarage, completely and nicely
furnished and approved rents; first: floor
and basement arranged rs an apartment
and rented at S1O0. per month; S bed
rooms and two baths on End and 3rd
fis. rent for $3.50 per month exclusive
of owners apt, now rented at 500 per
month. cement front and three cement
and steel re rear T. poehess; soo price includes
arranged. Mr.. Bennett, AT. 1908. MAR
SHALL. J. WAPLE CO., DI. 3346. 1924
4th st. NV.
BUNGALOW, one block Of, Wisconsin ave
IL Bethesda. Can be purchased for only
$4,000 down. Call RE. 1915. 3 to daily.
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Evening star., 1947-10-19

OISL ST NV. FIJI
ing room, kitche
and third floors
Err glish basemen
oil heat. Open TO
Ala Southern B
Smith. WO. 4740.
HAY FEVER SII
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

She was as tired of the subject as
he was. They had been over and
over it countless times without get
ting any place. Yes, Ted said,
he knew all about it. Two could
live as cheaply as one, sure. And
Judy could keep her job. Sure. Okay,
he said, he didn't think she could
support him in the manner in which
he had become accustomed. And
So. until the time he could handle
that end of it decently himself.
Judy knew it was useless, but still
she persisted. She had used the same
phrases so often, she knew them by
heart. Don't you see, darling,
we'd at least have each other. . .
Those other things aren't important.
We'd at least. :"
Lets not discuss it," Ted said.
well just have to wait"
''Why should we waltz" She
clenched her hands angrily. 1--WE
don't know how long it'll be. want
to settle it-right now!
He turned back to her slowly. 81
see. Before you speak to your friend.
Mr.. Richards?"
She had forgotten about that, but
now she met his gaze fully. "Yes.
before speak to him."
tits always good to have a guy
in reserve. isn't it?" Ted said.
She gulped in some air. All right.
my boy! o. K! She waved at him
airily. $50 nice to have known you,' ''
she said, and walked away.
What was so nice about it?" Ted
called after her.
Oh, it was pretty nice, Theodore.
don't kid yourself. But Judy didn't
glance back. She crossed the drive
and went on down the street.
Back in the park there, she knew.
he was miserable. And that made
her miserable, too. But they couldn't
60 on like that indefinitely. There
was no other way.
Besides, it wouldn't last long. She
knew his moods perfectly. Let's see
now. She looked at her watch. Two
minutes for despair. then the next
two for thought . and then, in
about two or three more. =.
She slowed down. She wasn't SO
sure now. They'd fought before and
sometimes hadn't made up for days.
But then he didn't have much to
worry about. He could just let il
slide. He could let everything slide.
This time. >.
She was near panic when she
reached the corner-and then she
heard heavy footsteps behind her.
She caught glimpse of Ted as she
rounded the building. And his wild,
frightened face was enough. The
only thing that troubled her now
was where they would Hve-uptown
or out in the suburbs.
AS for her conscience, that didn't
trouble her at all. Consciences,
sometimes, were pretty much of q
bore. And as for Lloyd Richards
well, she wouldn't even have to cal
him. Lloyd knew her answer. She
had given it to him that afternoon.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19
The Song Of Triumph

IN VAIN shall we observe another
L Christmas season if we allow it to
come and 60 without joining in the
song of triumph which the angels
would ever teach us. There is hope
for this bedarkened world. There is
a song for every heart. There is a
light for every home. There 10 D
gift for every life.
"Gl0ry to God in tbe bigbsst.
AnA on earth peace"
1t is, then. the. high and holy task
Of every Sunday school teacher, ev.
cry parent, every Christian, to sing
this song of triumph. Only through
personal faith In the Lord Jesus
Christ can burdened, frightened
souls catch the cadence Of the choir
ing angels. But we have the prom
ise of God that every seeking soul
may have this peace, this poise, this
victory.
Permit me, please, to wish for
you, and each of you, the blessed
experience of the inV0Rrd happi-
ness Of Christmas with Christ.
(Copyright by the International Council
of Religious Education on behalf Of 20
Protestant denominations. Released BY
WNU Features)
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

closed it quickly. When he let 60 of
her she hung on to his lapels.
Ted spoke through her hair. "You
were saying something about some
guy named Lloyd?"
Judy waited until she could feel
- solid ground again beneath her.
Don't joke about it, Ted, please.
The man wants to marry me-"
HE does?" Ted shook his head
in wonder. ''You don't say so?"
This was more like it. This was
Ted. Judy sighed. If she could only
keep him like that.
Il don't suppose I want to marry
you?" Ted said. II suppose my in
tentions aren't honorable?"
He was still smiling, but it was
very much on the surface. II sup
pose, if there weren't a darn good
reason, we wouldn't have married
long ago?"
Two years, to be exact. Two years
that could have been among the hap
piest in their lives.
Tell me-" Judy said. She tried to
keep her tone light. "Just for the
record. What was that wonderful
reason again?"
Ted turned away, wearily. Lets
skip that for once" he said.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19
TIE FICTION
NO OTHER WAY
By WILLIAM COLE

sitting on the benches around them
as though they were directly re-
sponsible.
LET me tell you," he said, you've
got to be somebody to starve to
death in this town. Do you think
they'll let anyone starve? Mo-!
You've got to have background.
You've got to have college diploma
and law certificate and an office to
hang them up in, and then, okay,
you can go ahead and starve.''
The woman on the next bench was
eyeing Ted nervously. Judy stood
up. Lets walk bit," she suggested.
She slipped an arm through his
and walked lightly beside him, a
slim girl in a simple dark dress.
Her brown eyes were troubled, as
Ted hurried her along. He couldn't
stay depressed long-not when she
was with him. When they were to-
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19
The Prince of Peace

THE bold prophecy in Revelation
l. l1:15, which reads: 'The king
dom of the world is become the
Kingdom of our Lord, and Of his
Christ; and he shall reign for ever
and ever" is the lifting thought OF
this lesson. That is Christmas full
filed!
How this prophecy challenges
our present world Of fear and
suspicion! Instead Of the hysteria
which has characterized cur ma
tion for months, we should have
been strong in the gentleness Of
God - strong enough to dismiss
the thought of pillage by another
gentle enough to drive Com
muniSm from the earth.
For let us well remember that
the program of the Prince Of Peace
is not one day out of the year. 1t
is an enduring program Of progress
among all men of goodwill.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

SCRIPTURE: Revelation els; Isaiah
9:2-7; Luke 2:1-20.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19
The Christmas Story

|WE NEVER truly observe Christ
w mas until we live again in the
message Of John 3:16: For God so
loved the world that he gave his
only begotten Son, that whosoever
believeth on him should not perish.
but have everlasting life"
The Christmas story is the story
of Gods love. There is not enough
goodness In man to produce the
Christmas spirit - the true
Christmas spirit. Only God could
50 love, and only God can create
within our hearts the proper atti-
tudes to wOrthily celebrate the
birth of the Saviour.
Wisdom is fed from us if we drop
down into the lowlands Of COM
mercializing the Christmas season
by seeking gain for ourselves.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19
The Greatest Gift

THE gift of Jesus is the greatest
Il gift for the reason that it repre-
sents divine giving. Jesus was moi
forced to give himself. God com
mendeth his love towards us in thai
while we were yet sinners, Chris
died for u.s." The gift was but ar
expression Of the love that lay be-
hind the gift.
If God SO loved and gave, let
us, by his indwelling Spirit. seek
SO to love and give. Boys and
girls will thus find the answer to
their desire to make suitable gifts
to parents, and parents to chill
dren. Friends will thus find the
answer to the often perplexing
problem of what to buy for ex-
change with someone whom yOu
suspect will buy something for
you.
Perhaps it would be wholesome
thing if we could be delivered from
the tyranny of Exchanging things
at Christmas, and be free to give
as our hearts prompt Us.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19
This
Weeks
Best
Fiction

SAAAA SA~~
couldn't put it off any more.
''He . he says we could be
married tomorrow" she went on.
Hes staying in town another day"
And there it was! She sat back
and pressed her hands in her lap.
She didn't want Ted to see how they
were trembling.
But Ted wasn't watching. His
arms were hooked over the back OF
the bench and he was staring out on
the Hudson. His shortcut hair and
dark, brooding face stood out sharp
ly against the cluster of lights from
the Palisades. She reached out to
touch him-to clear that face, even
for a moment-then she fought back
the impulse. "Oh, I'm going to
kill him!" she thought wildly. If
he just sits there and takes it Like
that!"
IT think you should do it," Ted
said.
Judy went limp. She dug her nails
into her flesh and felt nothing. Il
1 promised I'd call him." she
said weakly. Hell be waiting"
Imagine? Making a crack like
that! She'd FIX him good!
why shouldn't you?" Ted said
again. This Richards can give you
the things you should have" He
Strengthened his leg and his heel
tore rut in the dirt path. What
can I give your"
Nothing, Ted. Nothing at all, you
big lug. Only everything a girl. :.
what could l give you?" Ted
went on. YOU'D have some life with
me. Dinners in cafeteriSs. Evenings
in parks. On our honeymoon. for
variety we'd 60 to museum. You'd
have some sweet life!"
It sounded sweet enough to Judy.
but she didn't say as much. This
was the beginning of a familiar
routine. There was nothing that
could be done until it ran itself out.
"A lawyer!" Ted said. He ad-
dressed the single star that hung
dimly above. twenty-five thousand
lawyers in New York weren't
enough. / had to starve, too"
It didn't do any good to tell him
that things were bad all over, that
they would pick up; that, after all,
he was only out of law school a
short time. It didn't do any good,
when he was like this, to tell him
anything. He glared at the people
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19
$4,000 Youngsters Select
Ideal Father and Mother

NEW YORK. - The ideal father
has the daring Of Roy Rogers, the
generosity of Santa Claus and the
protectiveness of singer Jack Smith,
according to so. children.
The ideal mother has the "soft
robustness" of actress Linda Oar.
nell, the 'sultry mystery" Of Paul
cite Goddard and the power OF
Queen Elizabeth.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

II EEP fashlight at top of steps, so
IN you won't stumble. Using your
fashlight, examine each fuse to locate
dead" one. When you replace burned
out fuse, touch only its rim. Never use
q coin instead of fuse.
Always have good fuses on hand. To
test fuse, use an "Eveready" battery,
a bulb Tor bulb assembly,, and wire
as shown If fuse is good, bulb will light.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

gether, he was soon the real Ted.
And that couldn't help but make a
success. That was why it was inn
portant that they. :.
Ted freed his arm and tried to
drop it around her. Judy stepped
aside. Ted looked surprised and
drew her into the shadow OF a
tree.
"Hiya, Judy!" He was smiling at
her now.
So. d. it's getting late" she said.
II have to call Lloyd"
Lloyd? Who's Lloyd?"
She looked at him furiously.
We've only been talking about him
for the last j"
Gosh, honey!" Ted ran his hands
back over her hair. you're so
SWELL"
Tied, now pl. i" Judy wrenched
her mouth to one, side and then
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

dII0 IAAoIAAS SSANAA6'
It is suggested that
we read Revelation
8-15, Isaiah 9:2-7,
and Luke 2:1-20.
For unto US a
Child is born, unto
us a Son is given;
and the govern
ment shall be upon
his shoulder; and
his name, shall be
called Wonderful,
Counse sellor, tn e
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

Everlasting Father, The Prince OF
Peace" Isaiah 9:6.
Thus Isaiah sings of the coming
Saviour, and in countless hearts
this glad refrain will sound and re-
sound as we come on in these wait
ing hours for Christmas Eve. It Is
the season Of giving, because God
made the Best Gift.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

Judy kept her eyes on the Jersey
- shore line all the while she was
talking.
II. l don't know what to do, 4"
she said. He asked me, if could,
30 let him know tonight"
She had tried to tell Ted about
Lloyd Richards earlier that evening
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19
The Prince of Peace
Lesson for December FL, 1947

IT IS Christmas now that we are
all thinking about, and our lesson
for Sunday helps us to rightly ap-
proach this blessed season of joy
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

first, Wnen tney
met, and then when
they were having
dinner in the cafe
teria-but each time
she had made the
mistake of looking
at him. And then
they were in the
narrow park by the
river and she
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19
OMck MENTHoLATUM

. When biting raw winds cut lips,
leave them dry and cracked and so
painful it even hurts to smile-quickl
call for Mentholatum, containing COM
forting Camphor and minty Menthol.
These famous Mentholatum ingred-
Evening star., 1947-03-31
there TOGO
hat IoDo

| GOSPEL SINGING.
Old-fashioned hymn singing: Central
Union Mission. e13 street NV. 7:3o
Lecture-recital. The Song-Creation.
Interpretation ard Appreciation, delivered
se Hsnse spsne Phos X MeRo4 ha
Gallery, 1900 Twenty-first street NV.
LUNCHEONS.
Exchange Club: Willard Hotel, 1918
ehapsr sE@ Ra susssi es
fraternity. O'Donnells Sea Grill. 1880
D.m. tomorrow. Members and guests.
MUSIC.
Of the Latter-Day Saints. s o'ciock tonight. It.
orchestral selections. Stanley Hal. $40
pm. tomorrow.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Folgsr SHAKESPEARE Library, 20l East
weekdays except wednesdays. and : to 7
Lam oaxtOn' hrst English printer, through
Smithsonian Institution. National His
tory Building. TeIth street and Constitu-
tion avenue NV, open 8 am. 70 4:30
I'm. daily; f1fty-hrst annual exhibition Of
fhs asn Washngton aan5g Water colcr Club and
Miniature Painters. Sculptors and Graves,
Public Library Of the District, Art Di-
vision, Eighth and K streets NV. open
8 am. to pm. Mondays through Thurs
gays and 8 am to- pm: Fridays and
Saturdays; water colors and drawings by
Botanic Gardens, First street and Mary
land avenue S.W.. open am. to pm.
Sundays through Fridays and to IL am
Saturdays: azaleas. amaryllis and acacia,
First and WildIife Service. under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building.
Fourteenth and streets NV. open 8
m. to 4:30 pm. daily: display Of animals
Library of Congress, open am. to 10
2 m. weekdays and 8 am, to 6 pm. Satur-
days; original Lacock Abbey copy Of the
government until December IS, 194s; orig
inal draft Of Lincoln's Gettysburg address
f9r or an. an indefinite period; manuscript of
an indefinite period; projects Of the Amer
ican architect BENJAMIN H. Latrobe, today;
recent Siamese acquisitions. today.
IN National Gallery Of T. Art, Sixth street and
pm. weekdays and to 10 p. m. Sundays;
american paintings. through March 81 j;
american portraits from collection Of Ma
of famous historical personages, today.
National Archives. Constitution avenue,
between Seventh and Eishth streets NV:
open $40 am: to 5:15 pm; weekdays and
mans proclamation ending hostilities and
other World War II documents, today.
Smithsonian Institution, Jefferson drive
open o am. to 4 pm daily and Sundays;
paintings and etchings Of old and new
Transportation subjects by Peter Heick.
Pan American Union, Seventeenth street
and Constitution avenue NV, open Mon
gay through Friday am. to .4:30 pm.
Barnett Aden Gallery Gsei '0daz 81 Art, 1877 RAN
dolph place NV, open weekdays 6 to 10
Evening star., 1947-03-31
Service at Memorial
Will Honor jefferson

A service commemorating the ren-
gious faith Of Thomas Jefferson.
sponsored by the American Unitar-
ian Association and the All Souls
Unitarian Church, will be held on
the steps of the jefferson Memorial
on Sunday, April 13, the 2o4th an
niversary of his birth.
DR.. Frederick M. Eliot, president
of the American Unitarian Associa-
ton, will deliver the memorial
speech, which will be broadcast by
Station WINK. The service will be
conducted by the Rev. A. Powell
Davies, pastor Of All Souls Church
at Sixteenth and Harvard streets
NV.
A speaking choir will repeat some
of Jefferson's writings on religious
freedom. Passages from Jefferson's
Bible will be read by Representative
Goodwin, Republican, OF Massachu-
sets,
Evening star., 1947-03-31

p m, Sunday 2 to pm; American water
colors: .throueh April.
nrst street NV, open Tuesday tiroush
Saturday IL an. to pm, Sunday to
2 D.m., Monday II am. to 10 pm: paint
and vicinity, through today; paintings by
John Marin, through April Is.
OAR Museum, Memorial Continental Hall,
Monday through Friday 10 am. TO pm:
Album Of Americans In north wing; recent
additions in sSyth soHaEH Esnf; S;ASsN, AtSSds,.
Advanced suare and folk dancing, Thorn
son Center, Twelfth and L streets NV,
$50 o'clock tonight
FOR SERyICEMEN
Cabaret party, dancing, floor show. 8
o'clock tonight. and basket ball in gymna-
Seventeenth and K streets NV.
Party at Walter Reed Hospital, leave
Club lounge, $50 o'clock; and square dance,
$50 o'clock tonight, USO Club, 1911 H
street NV.
Evening star., 1947-03-31
VA Has 126 Hospitals,
70 Increase Since War

The Veterans Administration now
operates 126 hospitals. an increase
Of 20 since WI Day, according to
an announcement today by the VA.
There are now 1o0,54l hospital
beds available for the treatment
Of ex-servicemen. This is an in
crease of 21.597 beds since the
Japanese surrender, an increase
Evening star., 1947-03-31

for which the acquisition by the VA
Of surplus military hospitals Is chief
ly responsible.
On March Of this year, there
were 23,205 ex-servicemen awaiting
Republication. Most Of these vet
Grams have nonservice connected
disabilities. the announcement said.
Evening star., 1947-03-31
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-27
New CauseWay
In Dade County
Nearly Finished
tSDecinI to The Cftizenp

MIAMI, Aug. 27.-Started in
December of l941, Dade county's
$6,000000 Rickenbacker Cause
way and Crandon Park are neac-
ing completion and will be for
mally opened with the Tequesta
Festival, a three-day celebration
starting here November 9.
The huge projects further en-
large Miami's public recreation
facilities and are expected to
provide another new attraction
for year round vacationers in
South Florida's pleasureland.
Governors of all 48 states as
we'll as hundreds of Latin Amer
lean dignitaries have been invit-
ed by Gov. Willard Caldwell of
Florida to take part in the formal
opening program.