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Evening star., 1948-07-21
TEXAS BOUND
LOO PHEASANTS

17ia acres of gently rolling ground. A lge
3-bedrm dwelling. with sleeping porch.
huge liv rm.. equip. kit, etc. 1875 chick
ems 25 ducks. poultry houses. pheasant
runs. Farm equipment such as 2 tractors,
pillow. . hsrrows, moving machine saw
for cows and horses. Main dwelling sit
uated on knoll overlooking the country
side, guarded by great walnut trees Less
than 80 minis. drive from downtown
Real Estate Service, Inc.
OK 1855, Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd. Gil oSs1.
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Here Is q home with . spacious interior In
this most desirable Arlington residential
section. n Cape Cod. with 2 bedrms
down and 2 up: Dressing rm; Front and
Priced for . quick sale at S16,750 Ex-
elusive agents.
THE BRANT COMPANY
oasA 1uil.nn hlud n1 An1R OY 0son
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

COUNTRY HOME-Beautiful modern resi-
south Of washington; attractively fur
nished: four large bedrooms. two baths;
dormitory on third floor For rent i'm
mediately at $3.50 per month. JOHN L
KING g. CO., INC, Agents, 403 Southern
Building, Washington 8, D. C. Call DI.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

a-R0oM BUNGA- m vA.-i5 miles from
X e: sos per mo. Caretaker wanted
Ex. saas or ME- 1898. 11as .sh ST st: a."'
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LOTS FOR SALE.

division, near District line: close to Coral
HS ssaeDl center pd e2sr Pe
s3 sf2e NILES IN FROM assf wAsa Hids IN 4sS Fairfax
county-Nice level lot, nearly l acre. ST.
200. Exs!usive with METzLER. GIL. 1888
s!!s pike 1876 depth; ';0Hsstf ss4oS. On % sI1so
eIAIiNr AcREsmrhls lovely lot Of more
best situated lots in this lovely subdivision
SCI 81 sses g.
SILVER sniS rs spRfNG-s4 lots. Some with sewer
water: all with streets cut through and
situated in a Development Of sI beautiful
to acceptable purchaser who will build
soeus or better
f sEARsoS SON Seator, esi sef6 'V eeofsis aNEe ave-
aes at zonsd s0nf det 2 .emiass nsysd
row. Party wall up. BOX ALL. star.
BURNT MILLS vILLAGE-Ths new close
carefully planned; suitable for rambler,
tins Of natural beauty: complete with
water. paved streets, curb and gutter. This
is an. outstanding property. For plat and
full information, call Robert E. Heater,
with CRANE & HELAN, Sligo 1000 till
TAKOMA PARK, MD. adj. to business
center. zone ideal for apt. site: Sl5,5OO.
Lot, residential. 100-ft, front, good loca-
ton; all improvements $4,000. 81. 1905
sufIDEks. 81 III hss4 ATTENTION. 4s lots in
HEY HEs4afn R RoMEAND 7f '1eS Co NC. 5S 1is E.
Broad st. Falls Church 1898. -23
FRIENDSHIP HTS, 4406 Harrison st, NV,
off Wisconsin ave: 31xl50. Owner, DU.
549S. DU. 9335 ASK for GEORGE. 23'
WoODSIDE PARK-Beautiful corner, Il
acre, all utilities: priced low for immediate
sale Also other desirable lots in Silver
Spring. Chevy Chase and Bethesda. Call
SIGLER & TISHLER, ia. 134S, RA. 9l99.
DESIRABLE BLDG. SITES in Mclean area.
Priced from $3.50 for approx, $4,000 SO,
it. Dial operator and ask for Elmwood
322 or 325 lno toll. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN.
EXCEL ExcELIENT MfeLo eLLoocXTTIoN in heart Of Hy-
attsville; paved street, sidewalks. an uttli-
ties; level lot 40x1l6. Priced 81 go.
Call WA. 1884.
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COOL. SPACIOUS BRICK

YOUR LITTLE WORLD
Brick bungalow in Waverly Hills; lge.
well-aTranged rms. OIL h.-w.h. An out
standing value.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
OK. 1855. Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd. GIL. O56l.
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

4-FAM. BRICK, S19.95O-Two yrs. old;
two apis. have bedrms; full basement,
nished approved OPA; 1st trust bal
ance, S15.500; 4%a payable S124.5 so mo
incl taxes, insur.; tenants pay all util-
CO. Call HO 1868. 21s
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WILLOWS REACH COLONY of,ers sound

protection OF property and social values;
fine summer and year-'round homes built
here have established this development as
well above average: AZ mi from White
House; on Chesapeake Bay deep shaded
beach. dedicated to property owners Call
HO. S235 for folder with lot plat and
road map. Willows DEVELOPMENT
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIklA.
; Acre with Brick Bungalow

20-ft living rm., Q good size bedrms, tiled
bath. fully equipped kitchen and dining
rm., expansion attic suitable for 2 more
bedrms., full bsmt., bath. storage rnl.
under porch. outside entrance, gas heat,
copper plumbing, convenient terms.
I -A-l nY QRka
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8 BEDROOMS AND DEN

3 BEDROOMS AND DEN
room a 12x2O screened porch. a 12x16
master bedrm with dressing closet, Q
other bedrms. 13x14 and 9xl5. kitchen is
IT. refgr; center-hall entrance, attached
gar, downstairs powder rm. all brick,
auto. heat. Under $4,000. Owners
anxious.
LURIA BROS.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR REM

JSED-CAR LOT, 1o0x15O, ne. corner,
Half and NJ sts. Sc, available Immediately.
See Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS, INC, .D1.
5000; ewes. CHI. 923S ga
SOUTH OF DUPONT CIRCLE
Very attractive small building, especially
suitable for associations, architects, pub
fishers, sales organizations, interior dec
orators and many, others. Sparkling new
]. A. WEINBERG CO.
1r0T H St NV. Realtors Ma hh00.-22
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suMMER HOMES.
MONEY WANTED.

TTTY HAWK, N. C.-Furn. cottage on
so week. Phone OR. 2Os9. 22.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN-41O Bond Bldg-Desk
space, telephone and secretarial services
available. DI. 2S01. -26
DESK SPACE in attorneys ofice: down.
town location; ofices newly decorated. RE.
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PREWAR, BRICK

PREWAR BRICK
For S15,s5o this Colonial home with sky
scraper conSt represents an excel. value
Parquet oak floors. bricked-in screened
porch, asphalt fioored basement furred in
for recre. rm., oil heat: large corner lot
unusually close to stores, bus and schools
A beautiful community OF prewar brick
homes. J. FULLER GROOM REALTY
CO, OK. 44S7; ewes. OW. 44S5. -21
A YEONAS BONUS
Three bedroom brick Colonial 2 years old,
immaculate condition: i2-acre lot. Mod
crate cash payment and assume 4S GI
loan. To inspect, call YEONAS REALTY,
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SUBURBAN sALE-vA. (cont.l

CAPE COP BUNGALOW, only "a blk to
transp. 8 bedrms.. Ia baths, de luxe ALL
slec. kit, Venetian blinds, full bsmt., storm
windows Immaculate cond. throughout.
Beautiful lot with trees, ahrubs and flowers:
Price. S14,950. Immed. poss. MILTON
G.. SMITH. 42l9 Wilson blvd, OW. 1900.
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ARLINGTON-S14,5OO
ARLINGTON

lee. bedrms and full bath or 2nd 4. make
this 7:rm. brick. center-hall Colonial one
Gan g fodas to buys s. SnE 9o4
SON, exclusive agents. 1922 No. Irving ST.
Arlington Va CHI 0S00 pa
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LURIA BROS.
CLOSE TO PENTAGON
VALUE

In this prewar brick Colonial in desirable
close in location. First floor has liv. Tm
with fireplace, din. rm., equipped Kit Up,
there are 8 good-sized bedrms. and tiled
bath. Full bsmt with oil heat. Metal
windows and slate roof. Conveniently
financed at S16.a50.
THE BRANT COMPANY
1884 Wilson Blvd. Gil. 4216. OK. o52o.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-04-01
OSLO PRESS SECONDS
STOCKHOLM SPEECHES

ment-heads at that time. The
Conservative "Aftenposten" de-
scribed them as a useful manifes-
tation of the Northern countries
determination to defend freedom
and democracy, while the Liberal
"Dagbladet" noted that sit is now
necessary for the democratic
world to show its face for the
cause of peace"
In his Stockholm address, Nor
wegian Prime Minister Einar Ger
hardsen called for a careful eval-
uation of Communist detectives
and Technology. When Com
munists use words such as de
mocracy and bondage" he warn
ed, they mean something entire
~ different. 1t is of prime i'm
portance that all responsible in
dividuals be fully clear on this
score. We must be aware that
dictatorship and one-man rule are
not changed by simply calling
them democracy Every single
worker here in the North must
know with absolute certainty that
workers too lose their freedom
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-04-01

NEW YORK. The 1948 John
Ericsson Gold Medal of The Amer
lean Society of Swedish Engineers
in New York will be awarded to
DR.. Glen T. Seaborg of the Uni
versity of California in recogni-
ton of his outstanding research
in nuclear chemistry, according
to an announcement by Arvid
Lundquist, President of the So
ciety. The award will be made at
the Society's Sixtieth Anniversary
dinner in New York recently.
DIR. Seaborg Was born in Ish-
peming, Michigan, April 10, 1912.
His father was also born there.
the son of a Swedish immigrant;
his mother had come to this coun-
try from Sweden at the age of
four. He received his A. 3. from
the University of California in
1884 and his Phi. D. from the
same institution in 1887. An in
structor in the department Of
chemistry at this university from
1889 to 1941, he has been a pro-
fessor there since 1915. He was
co-discoverer in 1910 of element
"a, known as plutonium, in 1941
of nuclear energy source isotope
Pu-239, and in 1914 of elements
95 and 90, known as americum
and curicum.
The John Ericsso Medal,
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-04-01

under a communistic dictatorship. "
While dismissing the possibility
of a Communist coup in Scandin-
avia, Prime Minister Gerhardsen
warned that there is reason to be-
ieve that they will turn their
whole organizing force toward un-
dermining the economy of our
countries. They will utilize every
opportunity to create unrest al
the labor-site and in the trade un-
ions"
Danish Prime Minister Hans
Hedtoft and Swedish Premier Tage
Erlander confirmed the gravity of
the foreign situation and reiter-
ated the call for a united stand
by the three lands.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-04-01
Byrd Receives Rare
Swedish Medal

KHOLM, March al
BY wireless)-The Swedish Socie-
ty for Anthropology and Geogra-
ply today decided to award its
Vega Medal in gold to Rear Ad-
miral Richard E. Byrd (Ret.) for
his planning, organization, and
leadership of expeditions thanks
to which the geographical and
geophysical exploration of Antarc-
tica has been greatly advanced.
Admiral Byrd has been invited by
cablegram to accept the award
personally on the traditional Vega
Day. April "a.
The medal is named after the
ship Vega" in which the two not
ed Swedish explorers, A. E. Nor
denskiold and L. Palander, COM
pleted the first navigation of the
North East Passage. 1S7s-1Ss0. In
commemoration of this event, a
fund was collected, known as the
Vega Fund, which is being handled
by the Swedish Society for Anthro-
pology and Geography. Since 1880
the Society annually awards the
Vega Medal and also a Vega grant
for expeditions to less well-known
parts of the globe.
Among earlier recipients of the
medal are Sir Henry Morton STAN
ley, Fridtjof Nansen, Captain Rob-
ert Scott, Sir Ernest Shakelton,
Roald Amundsen, and two Amer
leans, William Morris Davis and
Roy Chapman Andrews.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-04-01

OSLO. = Strong statements of
policy outlined by the Prime Min
listers of Norway. Sweden and Den
mark at a Social-Democratic Raj
ly in Stockholm on March 18th
have been we'll received in Nor
way. Both the Liberal and Con-
sentative press have warmly Sec
onded the fortnight anti-com-
munist declarations which Were
presented by the three govern
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-04-01

The Sun Match" specially la
beled match box which is sold for
the benefit of needy children and
old people, brought in more than
one million kronor last year
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-04-01
D.. Client Seaborq Receives Medal

founded in 1925, is awarded every
other year to a Swedish subject
or an American citizen of Swed-
ish descent, in recognition of ex-
traordinary merits in the techno-
logical or scientific fields.
Evening star., 1948-09-08

With Labor Day thing Of the post most of settle
down and sort getting house and clothes in condition
for the Fall and Winter months new suit like the one
pictured would be deo but with the price Of clothing what
is today nothing is important than getting all the
wear you out Of suit dress coat from previous
yeors In many instances, the moerio Of suit perhaps
two three years DID, is still in good condition with no
froyne apparent Undoubtedly you'll find it little short
for this seasons wearing, but in the majority of the
article may be heightened neatly by reliable tailor
Perhaps he will suggest insert addition the top
of the skirt
If the eonent has developed an unsghty shine or loss
OF don't let this stop you from having put in weorobe
condition for you have it specially proeessed
the nap and eliminate the shine for comparatively small
cost This does than just the surface shine
1t actually the fabric, making it look like and
the shine cannot possibly until the nap has worn off
again. This means months of extra service from the gar
men 1t is effective most types Of noteroIs including
silks and oyons The exceptions velvet eorduroys and
royons hot have been scared shned The process
will renop flannel, tweed, eone hair and similar fobres
we ore told if the material isn't actually threodboe
1t is not supposed to inure garments hormfuI
chemicals or ocids ore used In way you might soy it
improves the fobrc removing suoce scorohes and
todIne Dry cleaning and pressing oIso included in the
cost of the new mapping process We don't understand
just what the process is 1--WE leave that the expes) but
it could be magic oneient black wool coat any
indication! sss u
Evening star., 1948-09-08
By Eleni

It's important to be well dressed
from the inside out. Many women
invest in lovely clothes, to wind up
spelling the whole effect by not
wearing the right undergarments
The sad part about 1t Is they never
know why the dress doesn't look
good" on them.
A woman who has learned the
wisdom Of buying properly fitted
garments does not question the ex-
penditure. She knows that 1t is well
spent. Those who use the "out of
sight, out of mind" principle regard
ing their undergarments are usually
women who have very little conf
dence in what they wear. Their
clothes often sag and bulge, they
squirm, and they are unable to relax
and really enjoy them.
When you go out for the evening,
you don't want to worry yourself
about slip or bra straps and tight
undergarments. A problem that
presents itself with the new low
necklined fashion, is exactly the
right type bra for the dress Hav-
ing to pin bra doesn't solve the
question. Going without one doesn't
do the trick, either. The thing to
do is to get the correct bra from
the beginning. There has been a
terrific demand for bra that will
allow for the wearing OF these deep
V-cut dresses with a lot of expo
sure" and also to possess q good
Evening star., 1948-09-08
A Good Loser

they need the support Of the help
full teacher-leader. in private.
Privacy Of instruction for such
children Is great help in promot-
ing their cheerful willingness TO
make good their deficiencies. A
great deal Of their suffering becanss
of failure is caused by the knowl-
edge that other children saw them
fail. The knowledge Is humiliating.
BY practicing in private, master.
ing the weakness, these children
gain courage to try again and, at
the same time, acquire the necessary
skill. II these too sensitive young.
sters are exposed to the criticism,
often derisive. Of their companions,
they do worse instead Of better.
Take them aside and. In private,
help them to strength and assur.
ance. They will soon do better.
The children who fail habitually
will become discouraged and quit.
We want to train winners but we
must recognize. as the children
must, that everybody loses some-
time or another. The thing to do
is to keep trying so that the winning
becomes habitual. not the failing.
BY faithful practice. difficulties are
overcome. Once success has been
established an occasional failure is
taken gracefully.
We would not ask anything else.
We don't want children to lie down
under failure. A failure should
stimulate them to another trial,
and 1t will If we do our part toward
strengthening them,
Evening star., 1948-09-08
Dorothy Dix Says

must wear the smile that won't
come of. She must show interest
in other people and she must learn
to listen sympathetically while they
tell her about their babies, their
baby -sitters, their servants, and
their aches and pains and surgical
operations.
She mustn't be afraid to show
people that she likes them and en-
joys them. We all are instinctively
drawn to those who show that they
admire us.
The woman who wishes to be
popular must be amiable and good
natured and given to saying only
pleasant things to people. Nobody
likes woman who is sour-faced
and malicious and prone to make
sarcastic speeches. The woman who
is sweet and friendly and cordial is
always popular, and any woman can
be that
Evening star., 1948-09-08
AUCTION SALES.

THOs. J. OWEN q son, auctioneers, 4s5
Southern Bldg.-Trustees' sale Of valuable
! two-story brick building, being known as
1854 L St. Sc BY virtue OF a certain
deed OF trust duly recorded. in Liber No,
s093.. Folio 429 ct seo., of the land
records Of the District. Of Columbia and
at the request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell,
on Friday. the 18th day Of Sept, AID.
194S, at 4:30 o'clock PM. the follow
ing described land and premises. situate
in the District of Columbia, and designated
as and being Lot numbered Ninety-nins
l99) in Edward J. walkers subdivision OF
lots in Square numbered Ten Hundred
eorded IN the one. the garvtsar Har fs ier
the District Of Columbia In Liber "a az
folio $50, improved by premises 1884 L
St.. Sc Terms: Sold subject to q prior
building association deed Of trust for
approximately S2,SS407 further particu-
lars Of which will be announced at time
Of sale; the purchase price above said
trust to be paid in cash. A deposit OF
$4,000 required Conveyancing, record
ing, etc, at purchasers cost. Terms to
be complied with within thirty days.
otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop
erty may be advertised and resold at the
THOMAS. ! HERMAN MILLER. MILLER Tfustses. reS
JOSEPH G. WEEDA, Attorney for Trustees,
lOlg 9TH st, W. HeS,l01S1b,1T
Evening star., 1948-09-08
By AnseIo Pafri

I don't believe that there is any
human being who is content to lose
. contest Of any sort. We all play
to win and when we fail we feel
keenly the loss Of prestige, the loss
OF applause, the lack Of spirit that
would have uplifted us had we sue
ceeded.
Taking q failure as matter O.
course. feeling no discontinue, is
an unhealthy attitude: and few
there are who feel such indifference
Healthy-minded people strive for
success, trying again and again
until they overcome defeat. In
overcoming is strength.
Some children are what we call
bad losers because they feel so bad
when they fail to win q game that
they cry, lose their tempers, or sulk
and refuse to play any more-often
saying they don't like the game
These children have to be trained
to accept failure manfully, &C
knowledging 1t and resolving to try
again.
To enable them to try again ano
with a better chance Of success, theil
teacher-leader will have to studs
their game and discover where the
trouble lies, explain 1t to him, help
him to practice until he gets closer
i -
q lot Of encouragement. They have
to try and fail again and again
before they succeed. To do this
Evening star., 1948-09-08

photograph and return to the desk.
Each groups winner will be able to
take courses in figure correction,
posture, walking, makeup and skin
care, hair styling, Photographic,
tearoom and fashion show model
ing.
Santha Rama Rau, daughter OF
the Ambassador from India, in a
recent conversation told us that on
one visit to New York she met Tina
Lesser, the well-known dress de-
signer. Her exotic saris fascinated
Tina very much and she was asked
question after question regarding
exactly what type saris there were,
how they could be worn, and by
whom. When I told Santha that
the Lesser collection for fall was re-
splendent with clothes that have a
decidedly Oriental look to them, we
were both amused. This Is just one
way fashion influences come about
\ II 4 X
Washington women will see q
number Of their friends and ac-
quaintances wearing little fur "sets"
this fall. Matching barrel muffs
and choker scarfs Of silver fox
mink, and ermine will be worn with
afternoon suits and untrimmed
coats. Pleated scarfs in bright
shades that may be worn under a
collar or about the waistline. .
Bronze to be worn in shoes, dresses,
gloves and even sheer bronze col
ored hosiery. Heirloom scatter
pins worn two on your dress and
one on your little velvet hat. .
Velvet pumps In jewelry colors.
Pumps Of gold and red will At in
perfectly with evening wardrobes.
Gold especially should prove pop
ular with brides whose gowns are
styled on a Victorian theme. .
Feather headdresses for after-dark
wear. Ostrich sprays, colored wing
feathers wired to hold their shape
will come in little hat shapes or
attached to velvet-colored clips, to
be worn In the hair. And look
for a fur-trimmed petticoat that
may be worn by a more daring
friend or two.
Evening star., 1948-09-08
Fashion
Calendar
THE FASHION FAIR resumes

THE FASHION FAIR resumes
its gay pace in the Embassy
Room of the Statler Hotel on
Monday, the 20th of September,
and every Monday thereafter un-
til next summer rolls around.
Mrs. Gladstone Williams and
Austine will commentate the
luncheon show. In addition to
new fashions you'll see a great
number Of Washington celebri-
ties who attend the shows with
great regularity, have a lot Of
fun, and perhaps win one of the
numerous prizes awarded at the
show.
Weekly Saturday fashion shows
begin at the Raleigh Hotel in
the Pail Mall Room at o'clock,
the 18th Of September. Wash
ington models will show clothes
from local shops with Mrs. Glad
stone Williams doing the COM
mentary.
TEENAS ATTENTION. A WOW
Of a show - all your own on
September 10 at the Mayflower
Hotel in the Grand Ballroom at
II am. A football season theme,
complete with local cheerleaders,
will be an added attraction plus
your back-to-school clothes.
Evening star., 1948-09-08
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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