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Evening star., 1949-11-11
WHY WAIT
TRAIlERS FOR SALE

TRAILER-VAN: Ideal for furniture.
any load needing protection from
ONCE; local freight distribUtion; btsneI'es 20
prox. dimensions inside 7'-3h" wide
6y .0 g" long by g. high. Large side
q1Sber DS aas, exeeer s5ss ad. on ,fsr ~ soxo 20
load, $500: nn!shed in Prime: vim
buyer. See MI. ri,zseraid, s4i and.
St; Sc, WASHINGTON, D. C.. except
4e7; 4ef1,.d erie. $500; no r.asonsSis essi
luggage TRAILER, excel. cond.
SS5. 10. 3-6333 Ia
TRAvELITE TRAILrR le4s; new sas
stove and studio co1cn. Phone VI.
1915 AMERICAN. vel eond, iuss
and ssE' av:s es1s pagnen' 'Sss ~ 9sSs ls5s:
LIBERTY TRAILER. - Il. 1a47. .x-
sellent condition. h gain. Lot Is,
NIGHTINGALE TR. CAMP, 8 mi.
south of Alex; high ay No. /. 11S
SACRIFICE 27-FT: National. liks
ket value. AP il 1903 Tucker
man man 81 81 Green adows. Hystts-
lS42 HOUSE TRAIL F de luxe EQUIP,
hot and cold rurr water. &nan
down pymt..: will zee. WHITLEY,
1sas sasS Gs1fFoyS. Gfs hEy,; " ,,:d NlS r..
SI,375. 1000 Gem. al ave. seat
Pleasant. Md. GL. 4942. IN
NEW AND USED trailer homes On
dlSplay daily, am. to 8 pm,
$685. and up. Pay on easy terms.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO, mileS
50; so OF Alex. on Rt. /. Phone Qv.
SEE foi: THE MOST s..ut,,u, 11S tr.sls,
made, the Glider. model Sc, more
complete than many homes. All
Glider models bear the stamp Of sp-
proyal OF Good Housekeeping Before
buying any trailer see Dick Outrk s1
COLE MOTOR d TRAILER CO..
1892 Georgia ave. 81. 1o4o.
TkAILER, it's beauty, and in sx-
celle- ,0"d dition. Buy from . pri.
vat' pa: and save. This II this
hc Sc ';aller you are LOOKING for.
G. NJ. 6524 or drive to 1909
Iai, TRAYEI1rE alum. trailer; .
=" bottle gas, atr-cond. hsats
q. used 5 mos; must sell. Make
CT CAL UN: 77l5. Is
% + CONTINENTAL, incl. PEI.
maaGEt parking space, fenced yard,
csll csFI'ntf y Esass Epissfesm' tool shed. etc.
sACRI TCF ,a47 Shorthand tandem.
2S.ft.; eve, condition. NIQHTIN-
GALE TF UlEP COURT, Lot s, 3
miles south Of AK, Hwy. No l.
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OLD AND NEW

Old in the tradition Of virxinia Ar
chitecture, yet new and up-to- date
in heating and plumbing equipment
and modern kitchen. This hand
some house has s bedrooms, 8 baths,
on neat. . living room. 1924, with
and . 2-car garage. It is on two
acres and IL 10 easy miles from
the city. Immediate possession.
Priced $26,50O; $4,000 down.
MASON HIRST
Exclusive; Annandale. Va, phone
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SUBURBAN SAlE-vlR6IhjA
SMALL ESTATE

SMALL ESTATE
Over 10000 "a. II. Of this Good
earth Level sd.d ar9,;1, :hrgbSsd ,.e sns
bungaIow well placed in the middle.
Stone foyer entrance into charm
ing living room, full dining room
with shadow bar to equipped kit.
2 master bedrms. and tiled bath.
expansion doored attic. whale size
non-GI. Please call for appoint
ment early.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SAIL

facilities required. What have you?
Phone W. N. B., ST. 4475. lis
thvEsTMEhr PROP. FOR SALE
OFFICE BUILDING, DOWNTOWN,
Renovated. vacant; immediate pos
DI; l0l5: ewes. ST. 2s4s. VIM, H.
GIs ATTENTIoN-4-famil, apt bldg
each: modern bldg. with automatic
schools. MITCHELL QUICK. ST.
FOR SACRIFICE SALE by aged cou-
nSo p At Lea y than aboe; .ston, .sns pIeffssSe m S.a
Church, Va; excellent opportunity
for Investment: WI, $3.50. ,-13
a5,60O INCOME-2-story brick cor.
Sa: Ss ony Sf;t ssssSs sSs g. essh ns2e
HERsERT Il. FRENCH, Excl. Bro.,
NV siss sk1cK * Bu1LD1NG-rwo os stores;
two 2-bedroom apartments. 2 small
warehouses in growing suburban
business 1saqe s.s,en shexi G. sIcesn.
III Q pm. WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS
3 UNITS, brick-14T gross on en-
tire investment; $1,000 down.
LEATH 4 ASHLEY, INC, Ma. 1854;
ewes, FA. $3.50.
MODERN 7-sToRY, so-unit apt.
bldg, overlooking Rock Creek Park;
low rents. Priced low for today's
market. Terms available. Ray
Morse. BROWN REALTY CORP,
Realtors. DU. S55s. Ewes, SH. $500.
BY OWNER-2-unit duplex apt. Sc.
l VI. old: Sl4,5 500; $500 cash:
income S170 per mo-, pymts.,
S792q. TR S615. Ia
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIR6INlA
A GRAND SLAM!

An heners are held here: Four built,
one left. This 10 the home at the
price you have been waiting for.
A new aIl-brick center entrance. g.
bedroom Colonial: 81 1T. living room
with fireplace with lots Of wall space.
Family.siLe d. r., kit. 10 equipped
with 36 In. range and It. refgr.
Large deep basement with rec. rm
space. Beautiful hardwood floors.
Weightless windows. Lot over "a
acre, 1OOx22O. Delightful Falls
Church area with bus virtually at
door. We DO not believe you can
hnd . comparable value at $13,250
With FHA. Oh or conventional
NEW! $1,000 CASH
with payments Of $75 for the nom
GI. Sparkling in appearance, this
delightful home has large !. r, good
size d. r., 2 spacious b. RS. lovely
equipped kit, large porch Oh living
rm. Huge lot. Price. $1O.500.
THE RIGHT FIT
For your budget If 2 spacious bed
tiled bath. full basement has rec
I'm. space and outside entrance.
The nicely handicapped lot is picket
fenced and has several varieties OF
fruit trees. Delightful community.
$l1 800 for GI or non-QI.
GL. 633s. 31O3 10th N. OK. 177e.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

SMALL WAREHOUSE suitable for
light assembly work; heat and toilet
facilities required. What have you?
Phone w. M. B., ST. 4475. -16
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SUBURBAN sALE-vA, tcen,. J
ASHTON HEIGHTS

ASHTON HEIGHTS
OPEN TODAY l TO 5
Spacious red brick Colonial, slate
roof. party-size living rm. w/firepl.,
screened porches and awnings
1ge. din. rm., bright kit. (equipped)
2 bedrms. (each are twin-bed size),
walk-in cedar-lined closet. tile bath
finished rec. rm. w/firepl., powder
rm., Chrysler oil burner a.-c.h., det
trees. choice neighborhood, 10 min
% Pentagon. Only $16,S00. $3,40o
cash, $s1 per mo, GI plan. Direc-
tions: Out Pershins DIR. to 4th ST.,
right on Oakland to 420 Open
sign. Exclusive with
Fred J. George, Realtor
H173 GIehe I'd. GIL. ,717. OK nl41
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

REAL ESTATE WANTED
CASH FOR HOUSES OR LOTS. FRER
APPRAISAL6. SCOTT SANDERS,
6121 MACARTHUR BLVD, OR. 5678.
WILL BUY OR SELL your property,
frame or brick, white or colored;
also specializing In Gil homes. Call
MR.. WALTER MILLER, ME. 1920;
ewes, DE. 5346.
MAdEDIATE CASH
~ yeur home. white o. eoaofsd
COX d CO.. RE 1898
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AoroRcYclEs

VIZ ~sONNVS6B
CUsHMAN MOTOR sCooTEK 1914;
after 8 pm, all day Sunday. lis
HARLEY-DAVTDSON 1e46 "a"
o.h.y.; excel cot new tires and
paint, sac. -easor.g BILE. SH. 04a4.
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Everything You Want
) BEDRMS., 2la BATHS
price, fs found In this at
trae. brick Colonial. Cor. lot. Pre-
war construction. Brick dst. garage.
First-f. den with " bath. recr. rm.,
hreplaces. stairs to doored attic.
already on property. Cali Ny
Adams, cH. 1920, with
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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ACREAGE WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE

nearby for future
DEVELOPMENT. Give price and loca-
ton. Box 2S6-J, Star. Ia
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Field Stone Rambler
3 twin size bedrms.. . tiled baths,
27H-ft. liy.-din. rm.. completely
equipped kit. with Formica counter
and breakfast nook. stone fireplace
with bookshelves, lge. rms. through
out with gorgeous big windows,
screened porch, att. gar, exceptional
closets and storage space, flush
doors and other hne features too
numerous to mention. Beautifully
wooded lot 1874 T.. by 225 IT.
somed.y n ns tSn ly the ssosso sTl%m'nf p,pes peo
tions: Take Columbia pike to An
nandale, turn south on Ravensworth
I'd. .(hwy. 649), then mile to
ranch house At LARGEST lake. An
other rambler avail. soon at S1S.-
200. Phone IA. 1899 or FA. 7641
before pm. Open daily. Ia
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oUT-oF-ToWh REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Charming 7-rm. bunga-
low, ami. h.-w.h.: on B acres,
attractively Handicapped: 2-car ga
rage. stable, pasture with stream,
S-rm. brooder house: property To-
Gated at foot OF Massennuton Noun
tain on Lee blvd. Route U. s. gil,
"a miles east Of New Market, Va.
A most delightful residence con-
structed for year-round living.
Priced for immediate sale. Phone
owner, FOSTER WOOD. ME 5051.
Evening star., 1949-11-11

BRICK RAMBLER
Large liv.-din. rm. with fireplace and
picture window. 3 bedrms.. fully
equipped kitchen, including dis
posal and Bendix. Car port. All In
ton community. Si4,S5o. viii 80
GI with 81 ,45O cash.
LURIA BROS.
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$1,5OO DOWN: MOVE IN
This dandy -96-acre farm; so acres
ttllable, balance wooded, consider
able timber; six-room dwelling, in
GOOD condition. elec. and water pres
sure; mile on State road: rear bor-
dering on Bull Run: mi. Manassas;
30 mi. D. C. Priced for quick sale
at $4,000. $500 balance. 4ce.
MILLS REALTY CO., Annandale,
Va FA. O9994913 13s
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CONTINUED O Next Pass.J
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HOMES
AUTO TRucSs FOR SALE

~SsS sHSSNS SN 9>A6G
CHEVROLET 1916 ACTON pickup;
original green finish. like new, low
mileage, very good mechanical con-
dition. See It and you will buy 1t.
S795. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR Co.
7726 Wis. ave. OIL. 61OO. Ia
FORD 1910 Ha-ton panel; has good
appearance; IN exceptional mechan.
o aea ssss earY esod Chase 1Tss EsTsss MS
CO., INC, 7725 Wis. ave. OIL.
CHEVROLET 1949 1-ton stake: can
not be told from new; driven only
5000 miles: save over $500; price.
S1.56b. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
w. '''e' ''S' WIS., ave- oL. is Gtyo'
FORD 1s47, 1857. ". b., 2-ton with
hish stake rack; reconditioned
throughout; reasonable. Call MR..
DAVIS or MIR. HuRD' Ma. SsSo. s.
1e4s, stake body,
] l7-ton, cheap. CERISOPHER'a
igxACo. 9th and N NV. HU. 97l4.
Evening star., 1949-11-11

WASHINGTON, D. c. FRlpA
Evening star., 1949-11-11
AUroMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS

LA SALE, BUICK, FORD parts for
parts. tires. etc; lowest prices:
everything satisfactory or money
refunded. Heaters, S12 80 installed;
radios, $40 installed KENHWCRTH
AUTO CO., 1901 Kenilworth ave.
ne. vi. ALL. 16s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
Reds Political Adviser
In Germany Is Given
Top Diplomatic Rank
BY the Associated Press

BERLIN. Jan. 7.-RusSia'S highest
diplomatic rank was bestowed today
on the top Soviet political expert in
Germany.
v. S. Semionov, political advisor
to the Soviet military administra-
ton, was named ambassador extra
ordinary and plenipotentiary." The
appointment was announced in the
Soviet press.
American authorities interpreted
the move as meaning early estab-
liShment of separate East Ger
man state in the Russian occupation
zone.
The Russians and their German
Communist followers are known to
have preparations well advanced for
such move. Anti Communist Ger
man newspapers recently said it was
planned for April.
Reds Seen Taking Initiative.
A leading official of the American
Military Governments civil admin
istration division who has attended
four power negotiations here and in
Moscow said:
1T probably means the Russians
have decided to seize the initiative
and will announce their East Ger
man government before the Bonn
deliberations are completed" (The
West German states constitution is
being drawn up by a constituent
assembly at Bonn)
I'VE have always taken it for
granted" he added, that when a
government is established in West
ern Germany the Russians would
take similar action in their zone of
occupation. They were well ahead
of us in all other things such as
centralizing their zones administra-
tive structure.
Certainly they have made plenty
of preparations. including organi-
cation Of department of interior
and a German replica of the MVD
(Soviet secret police)."
Yugoslav Staff Cut Asked.
Meanwhile, the Russian command
has requested the Yugoslav military
mission in Berlin to reduce its staff
by 80 per cent, the Soviet-licensed
news agency. ADM, said last night.
The agency said its correspondent
had learned facts which are char
acteristic for the speculative and
other social activities of several Of
f1lcial Yugoslav personalities in the
Soviet occupation zone of Germany"
It charged Yugoslavia trade rep
resentatives with large-scale black
marketing of foodstuffs and other
goods allsgedly supplied for its mill
tary mission in Berlin by Yugo-
SlaVia.
Report Cites Rings.
The ADM report cited number of
black market rings which have been
uncovered by Soviet zone police in
which 1t said Yugoslav citizens were
involved. Investigations revealed,
the agency said, that these persons
acted on orders from the Trade De-
partment of the Yugoslav military
mission in Berlin.
The agency termed such activities
incompatible with the official pur-
pose of Yugoslavia's representatives
in Berlin.
Russian military authorities, the
agency said, therefore have request
ed Of the mission that all official
and private Yugoslav persons in
volved in speculative operations be
roco11aI iy,apoediotelu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07

invasion $50 years aog, but realized
that would not be practical.
Generally speaking, the claims
should cover a period of the last &C
years-up to our liberation in 1945,
he said.
DR.. Rhee added that at least one
claim would go back $50 years.
claim to the large island of Tsu.
shima, for WHICH the strait between
Korea and Japan was named. Japan
took Tsushima during the Hideyoshi
| invasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
Chicago.fo York Mark
Sought by Two JET Pilots
By the Associated Press


CHICAGO, Jan. lit. Col. Bill
Haviland and 1t. Harry Howell
planned to take off from Orchard
Base here today in two Shooting
Star jet planes for speed dash
to New York.
Col. Haviland said last night that
weather conditions for the flight
'look perfect" and that If they con-
tinue favorable the planes should
be over La Guardia Field, New York,
in about l hour and 10 minutes
after the takeoff.
The flyer said he did not know
the present record for the flight,
but that their prospects are good to
reduce it by about 80 minutes. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
Korea Seeks 10 Recover
Everything Lost TO laps

SEOUL, Korea, Jan. 7.-President
Syngman Rhee said today the Re-
public of Korea would seek to re-
cover everything Japan took from
this Asiatic nation during 40 years
of occupation.
He said DR.. Henry de Young
Americsn-educated Korean, has
been sent to Tokyo with the rank
of minister to present Korea's rep
arations claims.
Dr.. Rhee told a news conference
he would prefer to demand repara-
tons from the time of the Hideyoshi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
6h-Pound Boy Born
To Humphrey Bogorts

BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. Its boy
for the Humphrey Bogarts.
The baby, born last night, is the
first child for Screen Star Humphrey
Bogart and his actress-wife, Lauren
Bacall.
He weighed pounds 8 ounces.
The baby was named Stephen
Humphrey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
Fire Routs 1000 Chinese

SHANGHAI, Jan. up. More
than 1000 Chinese were made home
less today when fire destroyed about
600 bamboo shacks in Shanghais
Chapel district. There was no esti-
mate of the number of casualties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07

said representatives of the National
Aeronautical Association will be at
La Guardia with official timers to
clock the arrival.
The flyers, attached to the 159th
Fighter Squadron of the Florida
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07

National Guard Air Force, arrived
yesterday from Florida. Col. Havi-
land, "a, was a Navy Flyer during
the war. His home is in James
vile, Wis.
1t. Howell, 81, was an Army flight
The Valley settler., 1949-02-11
AJG |1EUS LETTER

the tuberculosis campaign. If voters i'll
 Urito tho legislators from tho ir divisions
 and ask that they support the Torrit or ia1
 Board of Health in it's request for $7l5, ,oOo
 for tho hospitalizat ion Of terr ritorial
 benofic ior ies, then 40 patients can
 bo cared for in the coming bionn jun, says
 Boss As Vim of the Ala ska Tuberculosis
 As soc iation.
 BGG to AID ALAsKNs Or great importance in
 the tuberculosis control program is the in-
 troduction of BGG vaccine in high incidence
 areas throughout the Torrit ory. Carrying
 on the work of innocul ati on arc two phys
 ic ians, Drs. Elaine SchUinge and Florence
 Marcur1s To date, by dividing tho field.
 the phys icians, each 01panied by nurso,
 have given BCG vaccinati ons throughout tho
 Aeut ian Chain and on ono of the Pribiloff
 Islands. They rill continue tho work along
 the Alaska Railroad, tho Hi ghuays and the
 Yukon River.
 Tn Al laska, tho examinations of x-Rays taken of contacts, is reveal ing a Vory di scourag-
 ing number of positive i1rs, much moro so
 than had been ant ic ipatod. This emphasizes
 the value of isolation.
 NEEDED 1T TH3 sErARD snAToR1UM
 Miss mssoy, oTR, has inventoriod articles hooded at tho Seward Sanatoriur1. If any
 organizat ion wishes to make a gift to the sanotoriun of any of tho SC things, the do- nation will be opprec iated. q? s1ippors Trays o $5. SO; (3) Several uhoolchairs $49.5o; (4) Bod Larps; (5) Hospital Library Cart: (6) Bedside tables varying from
 $26.5o to 334.5o; (7) Chairs; (8) small portable piano.
 CLIMATE 7IIL NOT CURE TB, EVEN IN ARIZONA
 The Arizona Nborculosis and Health Assoc l. at ion has sago for Aaskons rho be- lieve that thoy must sock tho land of sum- shino in order to combat tuberculosis. They urge us to encourage persons to cure in tho jplaco Uhero tho di soaso contracted ,then go to Arizona to enjoy tho sunshine. Because Of tho outnoded bo1iof t hat sunshine cures TB, there has for many years boon on influx Of pat ients to that stato. Tho TB Assoc iation roquo sts that point out the Igross inadoquac ies in facilities for tho caro of tho tuborculous living in Arizonas In cooporat ion ri tn t tho Arizona State De- !partnont of Public Heal tn, they list the following facts: (a) 766 persons died of TB in Arizona in 1947; (bl This death rate is the hi ighe st in the nation; (c) There aro ar lest ir1at cd 7Oo0 persons in Arizona with active TB unknown to public ho alth officials; (d} ITB is tho loading cause of death botUool the agos of l and 55 ye ars: Gel l out of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30

The State however denied
TIA the confession had been
eNicried from Bird p SAID the
era confession Was made py
Bird who arrosicc ia tla
realized ihat hls GRIMES were
over.aklnq ham ard $50
been unsucccst ftl qeNug
bis arresiing officers e shQ.t
him 70 death laen desired 20
cNplair cverY'tne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30
J. BIRD LOSES HIGH COURT APPEAL, But Will he DE?
confesse LAYING
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Evening star., 1949-11-24

Also group Of other Debutante Sportswear
at great reductions.
Evening star., 1949-11-24

CHRYSANTHEMUMS

(Fron Mrs. J. r. w., Washington.J
For Mrs. ]. w. T. Your chrys-
anthemums may be planted out
doors now (until the ground
freezes. but not after a solid
freeze) or in the spring. Fall
planting. however, Is to be pre-
ferred, as it gives the plants addi-
tional time to build root growth.
How to plant: Cut stems back
to one inch or less, as only the
roots with crowns are needed for
propagation. Allow only one stem,
with roots, to each planting; that
is, divide your plants. NUNS
make larger and finer flowers II
they are not crowded. Plant from
9 to IS inches apart in any we'll
fertilized garden soil that is not
too acid If soil is very acid a
little lime will correct it. Lime
should be well mixed with the
soil about two weeks prior to
planting. Use not more than two
pounds lime to each 10 feet OF
row. Plant only as deep as the
original plants grew, and don't
worry If roots are somewhat
"skimpy." NUNS are both hardy
and prolific. When they begin to
grow in the spring keep them
watered and cultivate them often
but shallow. II yours are Of q
large Towering variety you may
get exceptionally large and beau
tiful flowers by pinching the buds
Evening star., 1949-11-24
By John Robert Powers

even rejoice at some beauty or
good that does not necessarily
mean material returns or selfish
gain. What a dreary old world
this would be If we didn't notice
or show gratitude for anything
that did not result from actual
possession. And you don't have
to wander too far places to find
beauty to appreciated you see
with an appreciative eye.
This special appreciation is not
Just observation. It goes beyond
the mere noticing of things. You
might call, it observation with q
meaning" giving the most COM
monplace everyday occurrence al
place in your private store Of ex-
perience or beauty. A place in
which it can grow and bloom with
each new day.
Now If you think I'm going toI
talk about the beauty Of a sunset,
a fog, or a sudden friendly smile
from stranger. or OF the gran
deur Of a tree, the marvel OF q
tall building. the wonder Of big
bridge. or the serenity Of ia
miliar neighborhood-I am! It is
just those things and the hun
dreds Of other daily sights and
occurrence that I am talking
about! To see and to hear them
is one thing. To feel and appreci-
ate their meaning to you is a far
greater thing.
A lack Of appreciation or graft
tude for small things Is q terrible
waste. A personal waste that will
In time affect the whole personal
ity. It's lack will wither a man or
woman far more effectively and
quickly than age ever could.
This Thanksgiving count all
your blessings and count q keen
sense of true appreciation the
greatest Of all.
Evening star., 1949-11-24

Also special group Of once kind coutur1er
models and q group of dinner and evening
dresses at great reductions.
Evening star., 1949-11-24

so that each stem is allowed to
produce only two or three flowers.
# q profusion Of blooms Is pre-
ferred to size and quality Of
blooms, allow them to bloom
naturally. Thin and replant
each year for good flowers.
HONOLULU.
(From Mrs. E. S. M, AlerandriaJ
Since I have lived in Honolulu
for the past three years, I shall
be delighted to give to one Of the
readers who requested informa-
ton regarding the city any points
she may need.
It would take q rather involved
letter to explain the full situation
there. I am sure the person who
made the query would more
clearly understand the situation
If she would write me through
the RICH.
Evening star., 1949-11-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Information and requests
sent IN by the tollo,ping haze
been forwarded to those TOR
,phopn they Were intended:
Washington-Mrs. M. j. D.,
Mrs. "A. M. B., T. M. F.. A. F.
G., c. NJ. Mrs. B. E. r., Miss
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