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LOTS FOR SALE.

BANNoCKBURN HEIGHTS, MD.-Excel-
lent site for lovely home, over q acre;
cANBY 4 FULLER: NC; iol5 18th st
Riw RE.,,EIf, IA 4ooG WooSNoUk sDss VI 5os5 s;S.,
sprlnsnA raaor choice 745foot fTOntage xo9ded
SELL gently graded for excellent drain
age. Other lots in this section have
been valued at $500. For quick sale,
only 5000. FREDERICK W. BERENs,
1928 K st. NV, Ma. el41. >
INfESTOR!-Zoned for 3 row homes with
party wan UP, two alleys, ali paving and
utilities in. Glover Park bus. Box 24-S,
Star. =
15xII8. ON BENNING RD. at East Capitol
st.-Opposite million dollar development,
40-A zoning; street, sewer, water, side
walks are IN; steal at 5000. Mr..
CALIFORNIA ST, near 24th-1O0- foot
frcntage on grade; side and rear alleys.
L. w GROOMES. 18th and Eye SITS.
BURNT MILLs--Lot 100 TT, facing Coles
lille I'd, l36 f.; deep; water available;
CHOICE MANOR CLUB EsrATEs-Lot
l0ox2S5, facing 18TH fairway. AK. o726.
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BAkK-PERSokAL LOANS.

erty and real estate taxes will be due
Sept, Is with penalties added thereafter
inquire today about our personal loan plan
Tor this purpose. Personal Loan Dept
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK, 18th and
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
STORAGE SPACE FOR RENT.
STORAGE SPACE WANTED,
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE,

5IaI MACARTHUR BLVD. NsW-6-rm.
semidet house. .stucco over tile; full
basement: 3 porches: garage: oil INV h.. :;
can be used for home or business or both !;
priced far below market value at Sl3,95O.
SCOTT SANDERS, TR. 1868, ewes. DU.
4167. i
COLORED. 1st COMMERCIAL
st. w-Possession! Perfect condi-
oil oil heat, ~ det. garage; ~ near everything,
Call now to inspect!
DIENER, ENRICH & CO..
ST 33Sl GE 1887 i
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Builders and Developers

We have available. a beautiful cleared ane
level tract of approximately 16 acres
fronting on both Route 240 and the Ole
GEORGETOWN road, between Bethesda ant
Rockville; considerable portion alread.
zoned commercial ideal for complete, self
sufficient community DEVELOPMENT i'm
proved with substantial frame dwelling
This is real opportunity at $4,000
terms arranged. Phone Mr.. Scott, co
1000, Ext 811-C, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

Do5cE POP 9s9 ye66s Gn panel sGHs fsPS ssso
DODGE, tractor, with trailmobils trailer.
26 IT: lone. less than $4,000 miles both.
in Al eond.. S2,975. Call Rockville 2l51
isi6 DODGE PICKUP TRUCK for sale By
orieinal owner, Equipped with special steel
van type body Ideal for plumber. elec-
ceiient condition; 5000 mil miles No 1900.
DODGE i94l panel; good condition. S3e5.
feIap FoRp SEDAN DELIVERY. 1887, Yer,
Sood condition. Call IA. s2o3. Private
1879 CHEVROLET TRUCK, r. and h.,
long whee,base, eood rubber stake body
SAN; iss9 Wisconsin ave, No 1855:
MACK ,l94l 11a;ton truck, viii accept
shifTin FEDERAL SEf III coSrRAcr1Na ee5SH CO. o.
PLYMOUTH 1887 }9-ton pickup; IN good
condition: Sell cheap for quick sale. TR.
90O7: daytime q
TRACTORS, all sizes, Including late models.
90 tires, at 800 less than original price.
Dumps, all sizes. all in good condition.
These trucks must be sold and are priced
must be Satisfactory or your money back.
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.. 900 R. I. ave. ne.
FORD 1a47 11a-ton stake: less than
terms, or trade HERsoN AUTO 8
4RRHlANcE 45dd CO. S'A and o 't' NV: -5 PE'
CHEVROLET 19as 1-ton panel; just
hERsoN AUTO 4 APPLIANCE CO. sth
bargain. S445; HERsoN AUTo 4 APPLI.
ANCE CO., sth and o SITS. NV. DE, 400.
sRp sss sss s2s Pas6 s;s9!s isss
CO. Sth and o SITS. NV. DE. 400. q
DODGE 194T 1-ton canopy; complete with
curtains, extra seat, spare tire and new
battery; Sl,595. DICK GREEN, OR 1887.
FORD 1a4l 1a-ton panel; one owner. new
motor: body and tires in excellent condt-
ton; $3.50 or best offer under. sH. 5005.
STUDEBAKER 1a4S i2-ton pickup; 4, 900
mi Can be seen any time at 33rd and
RaElins ave, at gas station, Mt Rainier.
CHEVROLET 1a4l s4-ton pickup; lst-
class condition, just passed D. C. inspec-
ton; motor Job, good tires; ney trans
INTERNATIONAL 24-ton panel tip-top
condition. new motor: ready for any type
service; S445, give terms. ROPER" l 730
r. I. ave. ne. 2.
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PARKING LOTS

10000 SQUARE FIT, on wilson blvd
and Arlington Ridge I'd: will lease on
percentage basis. HILAND CONSTRUC.
TON CO, Ma. 9257, owners. i
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LANHAM PARK

HI11NI1IIIV1 Z 111t1N
Beautiful lots, 100x150 feet; $3.50. S10C
down, $15 monthly; 10S lots sold in 194S
breaking all previous sales records city
train and bus connections: directions
Bladensburg rd to Peace Cross, out Defense
hwy. miles to large sign "Lanham Park ;
at office on left side Of Defense hwy;
until dark.
THOMAS F. HALEY
Broker. Phone Hyattsville O1O7 or Unior
1649. Write or phone for beautiful free
folder showing advantages of Lanhan
Park 3
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DAIRY FARM

80 miles from D. c., to be sold. lock,
heat, tenant houses, 16s acres rich
land, % stapchion grade barn, another
lse. barn and outbldgs.. 33 cows, 3
25 acres growing corn, tractors. 2
horses. All kinds of farm machinery.
$4,000 cash, balance l trust. Shown by
CLARENDON REALTY co.
3l34 10th St, North Arl,, Va. OK. 1887,
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STORES FOR RENT.

LARGE STORE. in modern shopping CEN
ter. on prominent St; 30X70; suitable for
and 10, appliances, ladies' wear; rea-
F1anP qaa rev WEAVER W sefm BRos INC wash
ington Bldg. DI. $500; ewes. GIL. 4456.
WOoDMooR SERVICE CENTER Two
stores stores still available in this modern well;
about Sept, Is; store sizes 21x35. 500
per mo-. 1SxS0, $500 per mo-. heat incl
in rent; desire ladies dress shop and gift
shop @ IN Fer r., add n,it inform; please call Mr.
0i1-9i3 9th ST. NV downtown-Four-
story bldg consisting of lge. store on 1st
fl and rms. and 2l2 baths on the upper
rs; rent reasonable. LINKINS CO., DI
CONN. AVE. NV. nr. Uptown Theater-
Excel bus. center; 2nd floor; ladies' ap-
pnNN paTsl sif1I, antiques etc Wo ss1e;
Ieyel Ley, store; balcony and cellar. L. E. r.
IN SOUTHERN MARYLAND-on main
hwy to- Patuxent Naval Base and st.
Marys Beach; new. modern brick bldg,
consisting of store 80 by 40; S75 per
month; heat included; also living quarters
ssyyaailable. Call MRS. READMoND' EN-,
WISCONSIN AVE, near Sears; small store,
bakery @ ETC. $3.50 Vanea month hepa5 ca TaaiG Mp
o5S3: ewes, wo. 3leo' ~ 4 A
STORE in new shopping center in fast
BEAuTiTuL STORE on Wis. ave, in the
hssst I,pptp Of Bethssda. Be- VI. 1898; -
Ideal location Tor dress hat shop or OF: any
other business. Nice display window Opp
Cavalier Hotel. Call OWNER, RA. 2036
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CLEARANCE SALE

CLEARANCE SALF-
l947 Int. KBs-5, s25x20 tires, . speed
axle; price new, S2,42@; sale price. ST ,375.
1947 Int. KID, 12-ft. insulated body;
new price, $3.50: sale price, S2,250
/ l2-ton Dodge, left. stake body; price,
1916 Dodge tractor, a.ooxao tires. and
Trailmobile 2s-ft van trailer; price,
$3.50; sale price. $3.250. MALONEYs,
INC. International truck dealer, sl26
Ga; ave. Silver Spring. SH. 1880.
BEST OFFER; Ford la-ton panel truck;
good body, good motor. See Sun, 1914
jackson st. ne. AID. 7716.
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ACREAGE AND FARMS within 10 or Il
mi. of D. c. Call Mr.. Spratt, with KAY
REALTY CO., INC, RA 22OO or send us
a postal card, 5505 Ga. ave. NV, Wash
MoSTTGoMERY co.-11s acres clear
ground, 2'22o. II. hard I'd. trontase; very
TFAIKLAND, MontEomeEy coun,y.4s acres
acre easy terms viii consider :'' subdi- ei-
viding into 5-acre parcels. OWNER. Ma.
1915; eveS, EN- 3473. 5
200 ACRES, IA mi, D. G; line, near Grain
and Defense corner. $4,000. u cash.
Air estate. OWNER, EN-. 1896
RESTRICTED ACREAGE TRACTS, 2 to 8
acres, 900 per acre; $40 per mo. down
payment per acre, SO per acre per mo-
monthly payment. No interest or taxes for
) years. Immediate poSs. with down pay
ment Mr.. Clinton. Md. Elec., tele., school
bus. mail delivery and water at property
OWNER. Sligo 5533. A
100 ACRES, ideal for low-cost homes. 5
acres zoned business. Schools. gas, water
and and bus rser service l mile highway
property for distsnee OF l5oo #; miles
parts or on builders terms. Brokers in
yited;- Call CHI. $685. VIM. P. PARRA-
MORE, owner. 3
ADJOINING 1-acre tracts; Lee hwy mr.
Centreville. Va Price, $3.50 each: Terms.
Shirley Gate Park; Fairfax va; 90, min
y; c; HINES g. SON, OK. 1860; ewes.
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GARAGE WANTED vicinity 18th and Mass
NV Call Ma. 96s3. Ext. s07, after z
WANTED, garage. vic 18th and G SITS.
NV. Call Me. $500. Ext. SOB. 3
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GARAGES FOR RENT,
GARAGES WANTED.

8xi6 PRIVATE METAL GARAGES, elee
lights. Rear 1889 E st. Sc; S5 mo. Cal
TR. 061a. or 719 sth st. sc. .
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Realtors, FA. 262O.
1421 NO. JEFFERSON ST.
192-Acre Farmette
Open Dailv 2 pm. It'll Dark

Souses s-room % modern rohs brieSs only neT
block from shopping and bus See them
today Come out Shirley hwy. and follow
So. Fairlington signs to Farlngton shop
ping center left on Fern st to Kenwood
ave. left to homes at our sign.
F. E. MALCOLM
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Rambling-Type Bungalow

Only $4,000 down: total price, S135OO;
bungalow: > bedrms. plus expansion;
dream kit; sewer and city water; large
lot with nice pine trees 30 mi. from D. c.
on modern 4-lane highway.
Near Country Club Section
home immaculate and truly charming
on more than l acre of green paradise;
mlnton courts. barbecue pit, shrubs and
si4a5o, With sa 900 cash. The The bungaIow r ot1Is
has bedrms., , baths, and summer kit
in basement. Hurry, hurry up
COUNTRY CLUB ESTATE
Modern Colonial brick home, cheerful and
say. in select section; large. beautiful
grounds; dream rec. nm, full baths, 3
cious ltv. rm.. dining rm. and cleaning
white kit: high LIST trust at 4ec.
OVERLEA KNOLLS-$15,250!
New Colonial brick home. 8 bedrms.. large
screened porch. deep lot; near public park
only $4,000 down.
4 BedroomS-S17,5 500!
In cherrydale. close to everythins-Brand-
new archet. designed Cape Cod brick home,
ia bath. dream home!
BEDROOM. y Bath on First
New brick home, desisned for pleasant
rm Combination with nrepl., streamlined d
kit. lift. bedrm. and u bath on LIST; =
large bedrms and full bath on 2nd: only
REALTY BuLLET1N CO. oW. 77s7, aos4
n Kirkwood I'd, Arlington, Va. =
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SUBURBAN sALE-VlRGIkIA.

SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGIkIA.
REDUCED TO $12,500
Vacant, Just been .redecorated; 5 pleasant
ivable rms. plus. tiled bath and full base
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
2204 Wilson Blvd, oW. $500, OK. 4123
3 BEDROOMS, 112 BATHS
Open every evening; ls brand-new bricl
rm;, 2Oft. liv, rm. with fireplace, chair,
rail din. rm.; Just right for entertaining
plenty on, Of cabinets IN , the upzto- the;
drainboards, hot-weather porch. 3 lovely
bedrms. and tiled bath, full bsmt;; $ls,-
s5o terms to sHt TO reach each Out Lee
hatan to our open" sign and house
LURIA BROS.
2064 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500. a
ONCE IN A DOGS AGE
Do we find buy as good as this. It's
unusually m weil-built prewar home, and
solid as rock; excellent fireplace in the
M d,n Tm modeTn 0stans KITCHEN bsd9n snd Pretty
a and IT. les's5d and 'f eouPse Rse5ms'
tiled bath full bsmt oil h.-wh; but best
Of all it's only Sl3,95O.
LURIA BROS.
2O64 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500. )
TODAY'S SPECIALS
New asbestos shingle cottage type
home for small family, l2-acre lot; S6.750;
2-Row house in popular Glebewood
Village, No. Arlington, convenient to every
thing, low upkeep; 81 800:
4-bedroom asbestos shtngle bunga-
low. large level lot; 81 $50.
New frame bungalow. 5 large rooms
and expansion attic, close in; gas heat;
SI3950.
5-3 bedrooms and nursery room, large
living room. dining room and kitchen. COM
pletely furnished including teleVision set;
Sl6,500.
6-3-bedroom brick. good neighborhood
modern in every respect; Sl6,500.
Bedroom and u bath on il st moor
5 other large rooms and bath, brick
S-Modern English-type brick bedrms.'
2 baths : fertile acres, chicken houses
% "a" bedrooms, S' . baths. brick; redeco-
rated vacant; S23503.
1o--southern Colonial, an ideal location
beautiful surroundings, y large rooms
screened living porch, detached garage
These are but a few, of the many fine
homes available through
ENZOR REALTY co.
ppaItors CH 1000 OK 2234 5
Evening star., 1948-09-01

MASSACHUSETTS Ave. N. w.
Vicinity of Observatory Circle. level
lots fronting 125 ft on Mass. ave. Ideal
for embassy or town houses. Priced for
quick sale, reasonable terms. FRANCES
POWELL HILL, 1908 Goth st. NV. DE.
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5 BEDRMS.. 315 BATHS

lovely mod brick Colonial, exec lent
neighborhood conv. to everything, Huge
llv. rm., fireplace. more-than-ample din
space, ultramod. equip. kit, screened
porch, fun basement. recre rm, fireplace
oil h,-v.h-, 2-car garage; level lot. Call
now
Real Estate Service, Inc.
OK 1855 Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd., GI. O56l
Evening star., 1948-09-01
AUTO LOANS.

AUTO LOANS,
FINANCING private sales or specially. II
let US finance it for the purchaser NOLAN
FINANCE CO, 1902 New York ave NV
REPUBLIC 1000
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ROLLINGWOOD 3 well-situated lots
priced from So, 900. WALLACE B. AGNEW
INC, 1890 St DI $3.50 -3
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wATERFRoNT pRop.-WANTED.

REFINED FAMILY desires TO rent for
Labor Day week end, modern cottage At
nearby beach. EN-. 39s9. q
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BETTER THAN RENTING-This large
home has been made into apts; live
in one. rent the other Price, Sl3,5Oo.
Including l apt. completely furn
JUDSON REAMY & SONS
1l22 n Irving ST.. Arl., Va. Mr.. Dufus.
Oh. QS0o. "a
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hy the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 30-The
crowd turned out at the 66-year-
old Metropolitan Opera House last
night to hear opera and, perhaps,
to observe a gala tradition. They
heard-and they saw.
A couple Of hundred others at
tended the opening Of the New York
opera season, too. They came to be
seen-and it scarcely seemed worth
all the effort.
The new season marked an i'm
portant milestone in music, too, for
television carried the annual pa
geant to a living room and Bar
and-grill audience estimated at g.
900, 0,000-most Of whom had never
glimpsed the color filled stage.
CThe show was carried on the
televisicn networks as far south
as Baltimore. It's presentation IN
Washington was not possible,
however, because of prior COM
mitments. 'WMAL-TV told its
television audience last night
that a movie would be taken OF
the performance and presented
on a night this week yet to be
announced)
1t was a highly jeweled and ex-
cited audience which f1ocked to see
Verdi's "Otello," a somber tale OF
murder and suicide.
Choice Believed Deliberate.
Some veteran opera-goers said the
choice of the heavier opera was de-
liberate-to discourage between-the-
acts bar shenanigans which had
stolen headlines in past years. Earl
ier Director Edward johnson had
appealed to the press to ignore pub
licity seeking exhibitions.
Whatever the reason, 1t was an
opening almost totally without in
cident, other than the arrival OF
celebrities in the glare Of television
floodlights and the fash OF pho
tographers' bulbs.
First-night regulars-society peo-
pie, stage and opera personalities
started to arrive shortly before .
pm. But the climax was reached
for the bystanders when Miss Mar
garet Truman made her appearance
10 or is minutes after the opera
had started.
She was smiling and pretty In q
Evening star., 1948-11-30
Vast New TeIevision Audience
Sees Opera Open With 'OteIIo'

full, draped dress of white silk,
whose modest decollette was broken
by an oversize scarf Of white fox.
Her hostess was Miss Jane Watson,
young daughter of Thomas ]. Wat
son, wealthy New York industrial
list.
The crowd cheered and applauded
as the Presidents daughter entered.
After posing briefly for photo
graphs, Miss Truman and her party
went on to the Watson box. The
party did not enter the big, gaudy
Opera House bar between the acts,
but went to the exclusive rooms
Of the Opera Club, closed to press
and all but a handful of boxhold-
ers and guests.
The late arrival of the dowager
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt really was
the signal, however. that another
season of opera had started. And
as usual, Mrs. George Washington
Kavanaugh arrived wearing q fan
tastic amount Of jewelry, from
emerald d-and-diamond tiara to an
armload Of bracelets and four
fingers full Of enormous single
stoned rings.
Mrs. Betty Henderson, elderly
stormy petrol who last year en-
livened bar proceedings by being
Evening star., 1948-11-30

photographed with her leg on q
table, was greeted wildly. She hac
a fantastic fesddress which in
cluded Nine. Pompacour curls, but
conducted herself with considerable
decorum during her three-act oc-
cupancy of a table in the bar.
Loss Of Ring Reported.
The one cafe-society casualty was
revealed by Mrs. Spencer Auguste
who was accompanied by John
Loder, film and stage actor. She
announced that shed lost q ring
which she said was insured fol
$22, 900.
The gala opening represented 9
triumph in the face OF adversely
Several months ago 1t looked al
though financial difficulties woult
keep the old Opera House CLOSED
tight.
Director johnson, therefore, was
in particularly happy mood last
night.
But the opera director, like many
nowhere near the Met, watched most
Evening star., 1948-11-30

Of the performance on television. A
special set was installed in his office
And the image jumped frequently.
Il think it's fine, fine" he COM
mented critically. II understand,
however, that this fuzziness is caused
by truck passing by"
Consensus was that. from the
Evening star., 1948-11-30
Charge Against Wife
Dropped in Staying Of
Negro; Arrests Due
BY the Associotsd Press

~ INV Ss8OS'oiSo tfSss
LYONS, Ca, Nov. 30.-Murder
charges against the widow Of Rob-
ert Mallard, colored. are being
dropped, Sheriff r. Z. Gray report.
ed, and new arrests are expected
today.
Amy James Mallard, charged with
her husbands Staying, has con-
tended from the first that he was
killed in ambush on lonely coun-
try road by robed white men.
The widow. a scnoolteacher. and
two other Negroes were with the
victim when he Was killed about
20 miles from Lyons near the NAL
lards' farm home. All three told
the sheriff they were stopped by
robed white men and that Mr.. NAL
lard was shot from ambush.
Rewards offered in the Mallard
case total 81 100. Editor Harry Rho
den of the Lyons Progress said
Saturday he did not believe the
Negro was killed by white men and
promised $500 to the person who
could prove he was.
Two anonymous Georgians left
$500 with Editor Ralph McGill Of
the Atlanta Constitution for the
arrest Of the killers.
Gov. Herman Talmadge, who Or
dered the Georgia Bureau Of Investi-
CATION and the State patrol into the
case several days ago. said yester-
day he wanted the killers arrested
no matter what color they are or
who they are"
Mr.. Mallard was killed around
midnight November 20. His widow
was arrested on a murder charge
Saturday in Savannah as she left
his funeral.
She screamed out "he was killed
by hooded Ku Kluxers." Officers re-
turned her to Lyons for questioning
but nine hours later she was re-
leased without bond to one Of her
attorneys, Ellis Pope, to attend her
husbands burial at Grimm, Ga.
Red Paper Reports MoIIord
Was Lynched for Voting
MOSCOW, Nov. 80 (P.-The Com
munist newspaper Pravda reported
prominently today what it described
as "the lynching Of q Negro in the
State Of Georgia"
The paper quoted the Daily
Worker, New York Communist
newspaper, to the effect that the
Negro in question, Robert Mallard,
was lynched because he voted.
Mrs. Mallard told her attorney,
Aaron Kravitch, in Savannah, that
neither she nor her husband voted
in the general election. She added
they just didn't get around to IT,
and there was no effort at any time
to keep them from the polls.
Evening star., 1948-11-30

standpoint Of good music. good
style-show and good department. it
was the best opening in years.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-20

PITTSBURGH, PA. - Husk!
reaches, one of the most revolving
and hardest to kill of insects, dash
about a "roach race track" O.
stainless steel while Ellen Hill, in
secticide research worker, subject:
them to a .lethal spray. Photo wa.
made during Gulf Oils successful
two and one-half year research OF
a new type of quick-action, ROACH
and ant killing spray using tht
powerful new chemical Chlordane
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-20
Things That
Interest WomeTA

The estive season is now upon
us. And is woman's birthrlght to
look lovely at all times, there
is always a bit Of home work on
beauty.
Dermatologists suggest an oc-
casional home facial mask as a
wonderful pepper-upper, and to
keep your complexion glowing
Trv this facial mask once each
week. 1t is recommended by a
prominent skin specialist.
While this is a simple harm
less mask, you are cautioned to
never use any type of facial
mask if you have dilated veins,
or very florid skin, because the
drawing action might cause real
injury to delicate veins.
l. Put l tablespoon dried skim
milk and 5: tablespoons of Koa-
lin in a bowl and mix well. Of
you can't get dried skim milk,
use a mixture of one tablespoon
of kaolin and nine tablespoons
bentonite-both are fine pow
dered clays, available at your
druggist.) Add just enough wa
ter to. make smooth thick
paste (the thicker the mask, the
moore effectively If your skin is
dry, add few drops of mineral
oil.
2. Wash face thoroughly with
soap and water, rinse we'll. Then
apply hot towel to open pores.
Dry skin thoroughly.
3. Cover entire face with mix
ture, except the delicate ara
around the eyes. If mask draws
too much, mixture should be
thinned with water.
4. Leave mask on for As min
utes, soak a towel with water,
as hot as you can stand and hold
it on your face for five minutes.
5. Rub off mask with wet
towel.
6. When mask is removed,
wash face with soap and water,
then rinse we'll.
l have located a store that
sells women's hats Of exquisite
styling, and oh, so feminine.
They also make hats to order,
all at most reasonable price.
One to fit every woman's. bud
get. A three cent stamp will bring
you the name and address of
the store.
For my leaflets "Slimming the
Waistline' and Minerals for
Beauty" enclose a three cent
stamp and address me in care
of Global News Syndicate, Inc,
P. o. Box sc, Manhattanville
Station, New York II, N. Y.