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1905 18th ST. N.W.-Across from
Statler Hotel, single rooms, warm,
attr. furn. for young ladies'; reas
CoLoRED-es N ST. N.w.-Nicely
furn. room; conv. transp. AID. 1855.
CoLoRED-RooM for couple, cook
ing privileees GE. 1921. IA
COLORED-615 LAMONT ST. NV
Front rm.. kit. privileges: refined
couple or gentlemen. RA. 1864,
CoLoRED-1seo W ST. N.w.DAt-
tractive rm.; conv. located; Sc
CoLoRED-LovELY ROOM in quiet
home for refined couple or single
person. reas.; privils. Call NO.
S765 after s. 10
CoLoRED-1447 W ST. N.W.-Two
large Ink. rooms, comfortably furn.,
for reliable people.
CoLoRED-11o NJ ST. N.w.-Room
priyils: Apply after 6 pm:
front room, for quiet empl. married
couple or . men. HO. 1860
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MlscL. WANTED tcont. J

STOVES. RANGES, HEATERS, al
kinds and sizes. ACME STOVE Co
TUXEDO, about size 40. long, double.
breasted. for college student. OR
AM INTERESTED in buying silver.
ware. any condition; china. bric-a.
brac, old jewelry. DORA KRUPSAW
MILESTONE. 1885 G st. NV, ST
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold
silver, iewelry. diamonds. firearms
mons clothing, luggage. photo.
graphic equipment. musical ins.ru.
ments. ensineering instruments anc
what have you? Will call MAX
ZWE1G SONS, e37 D st. NV, ME
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ApARrMEhrs FUR. OR ukFuR

ltol fth ST. N:W.-Entire 1st f.
apt. completely furn Call bsfore
II am. or after S pm. TU. 063".
FOR EMPLOYED COUPLE or wol X
ina mother; = large rms, living bed
rnnn1 and Kitchen IN. .S95S. 10
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APrs. FURNISHED (cont. J

CLEAN FURN: APT. Anacostia, Sc,
4 rms. L bedrm., middle-aged empl.
cpl. ref; no children. Box 256-s,
TAkoMA pARK-5-rm. apt, bed
ms. redecor.; utils; incl: conyen.
1886 $50 r '?s3Ti sT. N.w.-Just redecorated.
mod. studio apt. for one man; new
tiled bath: private entrance. linens,
service; S75; after $40; %
1873 sp3 rakk sassbls FP for sTgn ss"t
girls; 500 month. CO. 1852,
Two-BEDRooM APT, completely
ffurn., in modem brick home: s miles
fGSm biSe silStg AiSt1n sgTss Saas out cole5Tle
airy. nicely furn. ; rms, kit. bath: bath
utii, furn.. refined locati 2 or 8
Aff iau ssns tFsnse sh PI sSS ssSl Co.
ROOM, kITCHENETTE, for couple
y! With infant; 2 nj; north pis,rict
ton to Amherst risht teo Cascade .rd,
NoRTHEAsT1NeViy dec. and furn
for two or three adults; u block to
theater, shopping center and transp.,
25 min to Treasury: new private
With dinette set and cabinets, cock
r. n and dfss'S Bedroom "fS'he: st H.: sfs5, HI
1921 r ST. N.w.-Duplex apt. with
maids rm., 3 baths, inclosed porch
of liv.. rm.; S3oo inc: all util. ex-
only. , sANDoz, INC. . Dupon Cir,
1Iss rs LAS1ER IAsi1lER pL. NV. l block 18th
aP % rms r99mS bafs s5sh s4e 4erseFator snothsr
FTRN Or pati AFT T easn room san.0f next ss fbsh
n Eatsr e a7ei Tstsn NV Mis- II SMITH, Ri9RHs s5s s"
2 GIRLS to share spac newly dec.
apt. with / congen. girl; conv.
transp, shop. CO. 1858 after s pm.
oNE-RooM. bath and kitchen. 144o
N St. NV. $50 per month; EN-.
ypefyf4Y pGFsf PeGsi sth ASb Sh a5iiG Rp
rm', m I, shower w e: bathrm.; lse. kit. with
Frigidaire; accept children; $3.50
FURN. APT, comb b.. liv os1adces and eedrm. sr,
ployed courlc;, 1917 Staples st. ne
GIRL TO SHARE 4-room apt, with
another girl. preferably night worker
Call HU. 742o between noon and
TAKoMA PARK-N,cely furnished 3
rooms kitchen and bath; BLOCK
from express bus and shopping; util-
tiles included; az private; s125
north: sIgo 396a 40 :,
pHdo apt, bright kit', maid service; 10Y
coupIe; emp1 husband; wife attend
limited guest house memt. duties for
reduced rent; refs. Box las. Star,
BEDROOM. LIv. RM, KIT. and bath
mediate occupancy: ia. 4e51 after 4
LGE. MODERN STUDIO rm, and
ktt XII ,street!sve} n * a44S esmto all utlif!sS y
Ink, mo- dbl, r. running water, sss
grill use of refgr. all utilities incl:
inner-sprine mattresses. lgee. closet
for quiet. couple. child accepted; $50.
oSf la4s RM', SiluI1!r K1T. rs sSp y BATH. turn.
per mo. Ii. 4O4f
BEAUTIFULLY FURNIsHED-2-rm.,
pvt. bath and kitchenette, Ink.
unit in fine Chevy Chase, D. c, resi-
dence; center.hall entrance storase 1Ii.
or " ladies. 500 mo May be seen
after 6 pm. WO. 7135
2-RM. APT. pvt. path. nicely furn.,
newly decor. ref req: empl. mar
21i5 r ST. N.W-Front studio rm..
sink, grill. elec. reter., television
couple: SOL wkly EX. O653. 10
$3.50 14th ST. NV room apt.
semlprivate bath sober employed
young ladv: 90 per week. Ia
BROOM SUITES
Sitting room, bedroom. bath or
3 persons Downtown. Complete
hntel serNice $40 weekly Park
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RIGGS MANOR APIS.

6s13 Riges I'd, Hyattsv!lle. Nd
Immed occupancy, new building
large living room, ? bedrooms with
double closets, dinette. kitchen and
bath, S975O per mo-: 1-bedroom
apts., sS35 mo-: individual gar
bage disposal units and exhaust
fans in all kitchens. Venetian blinds
and util included in rent Resident
manager on premises To reach
Drive out Queens Chapel rd. to
Aeer rd., turn left on Ager I'd, to
Rigs, or out Missouri ave. to Riggs
rd. and project,
Fl G. SMITHY CO.
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APARTMENTS UhFURhlsHEo

TAkoMA PARK.Main floor, (Y', ; room room
UNFGRNisHED . Bedroom apt. in
College Park, Md; -Sa1,5o includ-
ing utilities: Boy 35-V, Star. %
GEORGETOWN GRAD. wants bache-
lor apt E ,sS maT s55 PsT,, PsT mo oapRo1I n At
NO 0634 after $50 pm. 10
GEORGETOWN i 1st offering; 1st-
A. apt home in one of George
towns most desirable locations; ex-
cellent taste is reflected through
out this 3Ha.Em: apt. With true
ms rm: with fireplace. bedrm.
full bath, kitchen completely equip
ped and dining alcore, S115 mo
1858 Thomas Jefferson st. located
south of NJ between 3oth and 31st
May May be seen from 1,5 sunday G3rr Gsr
CAREY WINSTON CO., 739 18th st
The si WINDSOR PARK HOTEL, $500
Connecticut ave is taking applica-
tions for unfurnished apartments
for 6ne ynH roo% oBs bsddo
and kitchenette, $3.50 to $3.50. per
month, One living room, two bed
rooms. two baths and kitchenette;
.WINnsoR VIM ao sceo e. PPNsFc PNc moRth; oTner TIE TIE
31s ROOMS, kitchen and bath; all
utilities included: available immed.;
500 month Call NO 9S2s IL
INWOOD APTS. "3rd and Alabama
ave. Sc, 90 min. from downtown
wash. New "-bedrm. apis, SOS and
S91 so; incl. util Now available,
adults only Appics tions are being
taken at 316 Rims Blde., RE. c3So
EASTERN AZ hh '1 #. s. SECTION. 1iv. rm.
bedrm.. small kit. tile bath. " en-
ployed ladies or employed couple
FR. ".s5. 6:3n-S m.
Mr.. NAVY YARD, 6oO-A Eye st Sc
II rms. " baths. oil heat, arrarged
for :, families; adapted for re1t'2T
out rooms bus at door: Sl"1 pr
mo Al ref. only. JOHN p. DONO-
HOE g. SON, 314 Pa. ave. sc. II.
OO2d
3-RM. APT. available to middIe-aged
couple. 1924 Eastern ave. NV. so
EMPLOYED ADULTS, bedrm. up
stairs apt, Newly de-. old set. A'e,,; =,
utll No stove or refgr. Box 300
A 1.BEDRooM and o-bedroom
apt in modern building Congress
Hgts. Sc; S7O,50 and SIS per mo.
incl. utils.; refined adults ONLY. FoX
1AKoMA PARK. MD.-New; liv. rm.,
bedrm, kit. dinette. hath: $50;
utils furn, nr, bus. stores. SH. 1888.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

MIXED SEASONED HARDWOOD, dry.
under shelter; 16 to "a in, ST. cord;
immed,. del TE- 22s1 after & pm.
MIXED FIREWooD, any length. SIS
cord, cords for S35. ksk opera
tor for Bowie 305l
SEASONED ali oak and mixed Are
wood; immediate delivery UN
2SS4 -15
MIXED SEASONED HARDWOOD, dry.
under shelter; IS to "a in. ST. cord
immed. del. TIE 22sl after 6 pm
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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE

MOVING BY vET-Exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured; reas;, Gail
anytime, MR COOK, GIL. 5137.
ANACosTIA MOVING CO. expert
movers, So hr. Every pc. suar.
against damage AK. 6446.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across he country; safe storase in
Phone 10. olo4 UNION STORAGE
.Sb1vIDtAL SoSt.i coMPARTMENTs, a.
low as So yer month. Local and
"a moyins .p9 Fer ser service re can es5 a5
SAFETY SIG 3 TRF. CO.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24.hr. service turnitu:e; 70 .r9nkS nase ana
HAGLISG AND DEL1VERY-Light, .
men, panel truck: single job or
full day service Ho. o290' Tx.
5R12 y
EDELMAN MOVING e. STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage,
TIA ,o3I: eyes GE 1916 i
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n. G. SMIIHY co.
1Sth CT nv ST 1900
GOODACRE APIS.

New freproof. garden-type liv. rm..
din, kit. bath, ! bedrm.: $50 mo-;
> bedrms. $3.50 inc. utilities: lee.
rooms, parauet floors. Venetian
blinds, stainless steel sink. kit, vcn-
tilatinR fan. GE refer, laund. fac.
churches and shopping: bus stop
and rental Office on development:
some avail immed.: open Q to 3.
s619 Piney Branch rd., Silver Sp"'ns,
Md. III
COLORED-4I21 HAYES ST. NE
New apt and store. suitable for any
type of business: reasonable rentel.
Call Mr. Hill. FEDERAL CONTRACT
ING CO, 915 New York ave NV,
MA 1416 %
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ROOMS FURNISHED 6 UhFUR.
ROOMS uNEuRNIsHEp

4tO1 7th ST. N.W.-2 attractive
double rms on 2nd floor: available
Immediately. Call before ! am. or
after S pm. TU 0632. 10
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COOPERATIVE ApTs, FOR SALE
NEAR u. s CAPITOL,
FOUR VACANT

Corner apts.. open for your inspec-
tion from ? pm. to 8 pm. daily
at the Altamont. 1901 wyoming
ave. NV Other apts. in this bldg
!. From this group of or more
vacancies, all of which are in sep
arate tiers. you may select any avail:
apt -home of your choice Priced
from $500 to S1O.50o depending
upon size of rooms and exposure;
all on liberal terms.
HOME REALTY co.
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ROOMS WANTED

COLoRED-23i 18th PL. N.E.-Two
unfurn. rooms. share kitchen; empl.
couple preferred LU. 2921
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RFTHFSDA

One of todav's best values at S1s, $50,
with only $4,000 cash, required.
Owner is willing to sell this nearby
new 3-bedroom Colonial brick home
for less than cost Features nO-lt.
iiv. room with fireplace, family, din.
room and most mod kit: tile bath.
gas neat. garage; situated on level,
nicely wooded lot. To inspect call
WO. $500 till pm.
EdW. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
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nGAI I I W.
=, e na arn =, DE 122.
T6 Pa. ave. NV, RE. I33,. :
LESS THAN REM

LESS THAN REM
Coop. apt. in large new fireproof
bldg. $50 per mo. pays everything.
NJ Boiling Field and Naval Re.
search Lab, in the best section OF
Sc Large living room. dinette:
kitchen. spacious c-oss-ventlla ted
bedroom, tiled bath with shower:
hsmt. laundry facilities. transp. at
door Priced amazingly low at
$3.50 with convenient down pay
meGt. For details call Mr. McGln-
mis-. MA. 9l41; ewes. OIL. "@9:.
FREDEFlCk W. BtRENs SALES
Fashionable NV. Location
Well-appointed bldg. eXtra-,se. units
containing living room: dining room.
kitchen, 3 twir-size bedrooms. in
closed porch and 2iz baths; reason
ahl7 priced. on terms, low monthly
operating chsrges. Call DI. 1913.
VIM. H. Saunders Co.. Inc.
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COTORFD-CO-OP

BUY YOUR APT. with as low as
$500 down. balarce like rent; good
ne. lccetion. Call MANUEL HY-
MAN, RE 1919 or RA. 5667. Ia
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American University Park

1920 Alton pl. NV. Price reduced.
Open 2-5. A 6-rm. and 2-bath brick
kit, porch and half bath on lst
floor; 3 large bedrooms, bath and
sun deck on ind floor: ample closet
space; full basement with half bath.
maids room: oil heat. slate roof:
beautiful Handicapped corner lot: just
one block from transr. and schools,
Owner must sell Price reduced TO
S1S,95n, on terms. Exclusive with
E. S. PRICE e. co.
Realtors, 1901 Georgia ave.
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BARNABY WOODS

BUNGALOW. liv rn, din. rm., kit. Q
bedrms and bath. stairway to f1oored
attic, detached garage. nice level lot;
gas h -Wh, maids rm. and shower.
Priced right for this lovely neigh
borhood
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
442O Conn. Ave. EN-. 1900 till . m.
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FARM AND GARDEN

FOR sALE-2-yr -old beef stocl
Angus, l Hereford FA 6737. IL
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POULTRY AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 < St. NV
ME 00S9. Baby chicks. feed an
poultry supplies
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

1 ROOMS and BATH, new. equipped
with range and refer; adults only
Phone Elmwood 500. ii
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BROOM SUITES

AtSO4N4 ~ ~ l LIN
Sitting room, bedroom. bath. or
3 persons Downtown. Complete
hotel service $40 weekly. Park
Side Hotel Eye st, at 14th NV, DI.
$3.50.
COLORED-6O NJ ST. N.W.-1-roor
kitchenette apt. partly furn. Phone
ST 4462. a'
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ROOMS FURkisHEp-s.E.-s.W.

COLORED-sINGLE ROOM. for men
or women; all privils. Call after
pm AT. S"12
Evening star., 1949-02-09

oo3i Iotn 81. N.W:w,Ma asIeI Ieui oot., ~!
siEEPING RooMs: furnished, on
Insleside terrace; $50 month. Ex.
oplpos1rE srArLER HOTEL, 1o2o
10th st. :w;-Room for two young
BssEMENT sslss aS1liaH sTupfo, 5so furnished, for
couple; private kitchen. bath and
entrance; unlimited phone; $40 per
month. wo. $3.50. Call 6-8 pm.
DOWNTOWN Large room. Ink,
NRsR Rfss0bihPls PHPoN2 Ef'ss Re 2as1
eeutive eoo Or empl enpls couple large bed
DOwNTOWN-Pyt bath. sbl. bed
S12 weekly. ME. 5162 or RE. 1899.
100, KENYON ST: N;w.-FFont rm,
$40 mo. ca. DU. a454 Iii
MT. PLEASANT. 4!O4 10th St
Nicely Nj, & furn, a:. double Dc rm with With. 4
1911 18th N.W.spbl: rms. with Kit.
1908 seth PL. N:W.-Private, home,
Ti, large ,rn rm nicely nicely ar furn; next 1,v,t to
Ato ff5a Hospita Tantfa SIS 0s ss eas! So q
double. Cali Or. oees. Ia
floor studio room. watkins distance
chTxEIisb dsgsfi lsdy PHhKdozy gTsaiEred cbe.ltul
s91ble d91e room, sirls' $3.50 each. M
WIS I con ssiS'nzii SIN AVE-. eeorgetewp area
stSsl0 an spt vi W. T'e 5ss' INF b. D'islf66. s4i6
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ROCK CREEK PARK,

WANT VALUE for your money. then
look a. !01 Garland ave, t. oma
Park, Md Corner detached tr ck ;
) complete apts. oil heat Building
must be sold. No rea asonable offer
refused For appointment to in
spect. GE 1854 or ia $3.50 l1s
NEAR FOURTH AND DELAFIELD,
economical 6-m. row brick. gas
heat. equipped kitchen, screened
porch, Venetian blinds, garage; S12,.
$50 RAFFEII, REAL, ESTATE SH
Evening star., 1949-02-09

f$s ;if Sfbs ia sn . s5 oB.n sa j e e.
throws; must sd ssIl, accept any reas.
RUG sALETifl,ns orisnta! ia -. rugs; ! ls:.
aRRE and i15 R1d sHop HOP 24s? 18th s l1S.s
design. real heavy, closely woven for
good wearing; ex12, $40 80; SKI !,
ssa So S29' MS77FaIn ~ "a 81 ssos slISe; 5sb
"GStud d]asticsiiy red1eed. cAssABIAN,
ssHfs s2G4 AND Il at cErsrs1arss Mls svs a stock
nseGs YEA 'iIHSsilHsTfERs 'sAFHEMAsTERs. RE. soil
STING MACHINES, so Singers for
sale Or rent: immediate delivery:
a2cHs sEse55 EsrsE 5sSTfs a4f5 SE~lSG 1sh
sfEswiNG I G. MACHINES. SINGERS and
.otncr makes. all models. $40 so up;
You can electrify, your ols sewing oS as
mach f. fGT INTO as stls besutul II zee efeetre
6emonstration ot S cali No. eloo. 5414
sffWnNG sf1sf e. MACHINE. n ixxciHrNE Singer. electric,
perfect condition. PL. s743: IL
SEWING MACHINES 81 ~. PeTtaple sSa Ie
sos ] tn st Sc. Ii: 1888. III
SILVER SET (50),. bought from a
private party, excel: cond,; Repoass;ee ;e
value. S212: will sell IA price. s1O6,
HEIMER, al7 F st. NV:
GINK CABINET with wall cabinets,
'es@; cost S3O7; will sell for $3.50;
brand-new cond.. in original crates;
has 66" porcelain sink top. faucets,
strainer; also a few odd-sized cab.
inets. brand-new. Phone AID. .5so1.
eTNKs, new. used. all sizes; faucets,
pioe. showers. toilets. tubs. basins.
BLOCKS, 3O56 N st. NV, NO. 1908.
eOFA-Duncan Fhyfe. perfect cond :,
solid mahogany sssssntly sssn 5eef 5sseevered e.1
F.Iy ly "a ia p-n1.. or. 53o2. -
SOFA, French Louis 18th, exouisitely
carved, blus brocade, down cushions.
wO. 4o52. 10
Evening star., 1949-03-01

Slanted lines, softly scalloped
give a special dressed-up air to
this daytime dress that is as versa
tile as can be. Two sleeve lengths
are provided in the pattern. Note
the youthful neckline.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1906
is designed for sizes IL. IA, 16, 18,
90; 40 and ~. Size IA requires
"a yards of 39-inch material for
cap sleeves.
For this pattern, send Is cents,
in coins, your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, The Washington
Star, P. o. Box SO, Station G, New
York 10, N. Y.
Send Is cents today for the new
Evening star., 1949-03-01
By A ngeIo Pafri

The child who carries a chip
on his shoulder from the time he
rises in the morning until he
falls asleep at night is bur-
den to himself and a sore thumb
to his family and associates, who
wish he would change his attitude
sometimes and behave like real
child. But that does not happen
and he goes along his unhappy
way.
Children who are in sound
mental and physical health are
happy. When one is persistently
unhappy, there is a reason for
it and no change will take place
in him until the cause is removed.
First we must find it. What. who.
why are questions we must find
answers for.
AS a usual thing. this child is
backward in school. behind his
brothers and sisters in the family,
and is forever being subjected to
criticism for the situation which
really is not of his choice nor OF
his making. He has not the ca
pacity for learning, nor the speed,
that would permit him to do as
we'll in the same time as his
associates.
The first thing to do is to find
the powers he lacks. those he
possesses. BY taking inventory of
his abilities. we have starting
place for the building of some
sort of ability. If he once sue
ceeds so as to win the appro-
baton of his teachers and the
admiration of his friends, he will
have taken a long stride forward
toward happiness and good ma
ture. A failure makes any intelli-
gent child miserable.
This child is often made worse
than he might be by the Oft
repeated comparison his family
makes of his accomplishments and
those of the other children.
Look at Junior. Two years
younger and two classes ahead of
you That's enough to stir any
child to the boiling point, and
intellectual progress never is made
in high temperatures.
A word of praise if there is any,
thing to praise, word of good
will and affection when there Is
nothing to high light will do more
to inspire and speed up growth
in the sloW-growing child than
all the criticism.
A thorough physical examina-
ton by a trusted physician is es-
sential for such children. Any
sense defect. any orgs mic defect,
any lack of growth in the all
important glands will SLOW down
a child to marked backwardness.
Evening star., 1949-03-01
WhyGrow
Old?
By yosebhine Lowman

Makeup is always with us, so
why not make it attractive? In
fact, why use it unless it makes
you more attractive?
Too often we see women who
have lovely, soft coloring, but
cover it up with weird spots Of
rouge and powder which is remi-
niscent of a flour barrel. either
because it is not the right shade
or is too heavy or poorly applied.
Many smart women use only
powder, lipstick and eye makeup
during daytime. Some women do
need rouge even in daylight hours.
but many who use it would be
more attractive ifkhey left it off
and concentrated on the eyes and
lips. If your skin is sallow or COL
orless you will profit by a little
coloring on the cheeks at all times.
Most women need some rouge at
night.
Today I am going to talk about
eyes because such great changes
can be wrought in appearance by
the use of eye makeup and be-
cause the eyes have such a big
effect on the beauty and appeal
of a face.
Let us take first eyes which are
too prominent. Do not arch your
q H nc
prominent eyes even more so.
Keep the brows fairly low. If the
brows are light or thin. use an
eyebrow pencil to make them
stronger, thus minimizing the eyes.
1t might also be a good idea to use
vaseline on the brows rather than
mascara.
If your eyes are deep-set, then
arch the brows more by using the
tweezers on hairs on the bottom
line of the brows. The brows above
deep-set eyes should not be too
thick. A thinner brow brings the
eyes out, although you still should
strive for a natural appearance.
Do not use eye shadow with this
type eye. Instead, put bit of
cream or vaseline on the lids in
order to give them sheen.
If you would like to have my
leafet which gives you many tricks
in makeup, send a stamped, SELF
addressed envelope with your re-
quest for leaf1et No. so. What's
Going On?" Address Josephine
Lowman, in care of The Evening
Star.
Evening star., 1949-03-01
DIspOSABLE BOTTLES.

From Mrs. N. M. l., WashingtonJ
For Mrs. w. F. w., Rockville's
query about disposable bottles: ,
Advantages-No bottles to be
boiled or broken, although the
rings. nipples and caps do have
to be sterilized. Being smaller and
compactly fitted in their metal
rack, they take up less room in
the refrigerator. They can be
heated merely by placing them in
hot water from the hot-water tap
and heat quickly. 1t is easy to
test for the temperature. as this
can easily be felt through the
plastic. Very convenient for
travelling for all the above reasons.
Disadvantages-They leak. In
spite of careful following of manu-
facturer's directions and demon
strations, mine leaked around the
rims after a short time. I may
have boiled the rims and nipples
too long. causing them to change
shape, although this could not be
detected. They are hard to dis
semble after using. The rim and
nipple fit tightly. making separa-
ton difficult. They are quite
expensive to use over o period OF
several months.
Evening star., 1949-03-01
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GET YOUR COOK BOOK and
look up fish, cheese and egg
recipes. Tomorrow is Ash We'd
nesday, the beginning of Lent.
Bishop Thompson, who was
raised down in the Chesapeake
Bay country and knows fishing
waters as we'll as any fisherman
down there, says Boston mack.
erel and black sea bass for pan
frying are your best fish buys
this week.
Bishop expects to have plenty
of shad coming along now. Hes
been getting Florida and Caro-
lima shad, but Chesapeake shad
will be running soon.
IF THE WEATHER GOOD
and fishermen feel that ice won't
carry away nets, you'll be getting
Chesapeake shad this week.
You'll enjoy this delicious fish
until the 10th of June, when the
season ends. If you. haven't
eaten boned shad, don't miss this
treat. It's fish that makes you
really appreciate the denizens Of
the briny deep.
A WORD ABOUT Chesapeake
and Potomac shad. Lots Of people
prefer shad caught in the river,
but Bishop says Bay shad are
better. The cold salt water of
the Bay makes the fish f1rmer.
Rock fish is available, and it's
sky high. But oysters are
cheaper than they have been
anytime in the last two years.
Bishop also has plenty Of floun-
ders. Filet of sole is really 1ilet
of founder in this country, as
the sole is found in France and
not here.
SALMON AND HALIBUT
steaks are plentiful, and another
treat is baked red snapper. Both
cooked and green shrimp are
plentiful.
If you really want to impress
somebody, Bishop has diamond
back terrapins, too. But be sure
you buy them for an impressive
dinner, as they're ESQ each.
JOHN HEITMULLER is such
a specialist that he sells only two
products at his stand in the
Market. Fresh horseradish and
freshly grated cocoanut.
John says that horseradish is
the highest he's seen 1t in IS
years. Most of 1t comes from st.
Louis. and there's been a short
crop. John hated to do it, but
he had to go up SC a bottle be-
cause of wholesale prices. But
it's worth it. There's nothing like
fresh horseradish to add piquan-
cy to meats and seafoods.
The Siamese Legation is his
biggest customer for fresh cocoa
nut. The Siamese, who prepare
many dishes with cocoanut.
know that the freshly-grated
product has a nuttier flavor and
more taste thrill.
JOHN USES CUBAN Cocoa
nuts. The Florida Chamber of
Commerce won't like this, but he
says Florida cocoanuts are no
good for his product. A cocoa
nut cannot lie on the ground,
or be picked too green, he says.
If you'd like to add new zest
to Ambrosia. pies and cakes, try
his freshly grated cocoanut.
You'll find his stand near the
K street entrance Of
CENTER CITY MARKET
5th and K NV.