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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
NV National 40e4,
POWER CHAIN SAW, 81. 2S4S, ewes.
after 9 and week ends. "a
RECORDERS and P. A. systems, wire
and. tape recorders, $3.50 day up.
Also. amplifiers, music players. sound
trucks. CO. 4445.
REFRiGERATORS, washing machines.
appliances; reas. rates. DISTRICT
ELECTRIC, 5023 Wis. ave. WO.
1902. -25
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HEDGE PLANTS

10. 900 California privet. to 4 IT,.
prices start at So per 100. Also,
shade, trees. evergreens and flower
ing shrubs. all freshly dug to your
order at McMILLEN NURSERY. To
reach; Out Lee blvd. (route 500 to
&c light, turn left to nursery. Open
Sunday until q O'clock EA 20lS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
CAMERAS

Highest cash prices paid for Leica.
Contax, Rollefiex, any good camera
or movie outfit. BRENNER. 933 Pa.
ave. NV. RE. 2434. Park free.
CHEST OF DRAWERS, maple; good
cond.; reas. CO. 03l6.
COMPRESSOR-Goo condition: so
Gu. It. per min. output; electric or
gasoiine driven. Call TO. 51l2 or
CoNsTRUCTIoN SHED or shantv.
suitable for storage. VIII pay cash.
ENCYCLOPGDIA, used. for schooi-age
FIREARMS of all kind wanted. We
buy and sell. LYNCH GUN SHOP,
FUEL Oil TANKS. wANTED-Abso-
lutely necessary to have one 10000
gal ga; fpel oiI storage tank. Please
FURNITURE-In good condition; all
kinds household goods. cut glass and
china; MRS. GAY. RE. 1904. 30'
Observation-Disclosures at once furni-
ture and household effects, china.
day. Mr. GRADY. ma. $3.50.
FURNITURE-Private party wishes to
trade some very good unset dia-
monds for good living room and din.
room furniture; will also sell for
cash. No dealers. Box ASK, Star.
FURNITURE. complete household and
single pieces bought AID sS79
Residence. AT. 251s
FURNITURE! ANYTHING
YOU HAVE! R. F.
CALL ia. 0468
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ROOMS EuRNlsHEp-N.W.

DRY WOOD, hard and mixed, ready
TO burn. Reasonably delivered in
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MIscL. FOR SALE (cont.t

REINFORCING BARS, approx. ~
i tSns so IT. ana and smaller BENT
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT-Dough-
nut machine, Coca-cola machine,
small deep freeze cabinet. az IN
s{s Sd s0S cabinets, new a' CO: 1915
RTFLE@:SS esliber Winchester; $40.
RIFLE, new Springfield Bull gun. ''T''
barrel. 500; 80 SAVAGE auto. pis-
no, sEl; az fine; $50 w Mo 24Se eyes Ions
rifles with cases and equipment
models SO and 50, u; total price
$110. Call AID. 80: San. or Mon
EIELEsmzssv, 1890 G Spring, o sso1SSss.
XII Man' s-S4s7. SV Arlinrt TOM Va. '~1'
RINK ROLLER SKATES, girls, size
6la, excellent condition; worn only
8 times; $40. Also metal skate box,
So. Warfield 615S.
RINGS - Wedding and engagement
set; 16 6os stones; size q; new 500
ROBES, mems; 1 red silk. / gray
blue wool. size A; practically new.
Ro i. e4Ssi BED with innersprinr
mattress; cheap, LA. 6--4575;.
GUG, HXl&, LWlSL weave, DrOdQlOOIub
burgundy; used weeks; $50. WI.
E 5I, oriental; good eond.' $40. ia.
RuG.An wool. maroon, sx11Ha,
with pad; $35. Call Sligo 4505.
RUG, 9x12. modern design, blue
washed wilton; $50. LO. 5-0545.
1000 Old Bladensburg rd.. Silver
RUG, Oriental, with pad, prewar;
sacrifice for quick sale. UN. 1905;
RUG: medium green broadloom. -
cond.. from Sloanes. SH. 1926.
RUG. broadloom, 9x12, green, $12.
WO. 1898. Apt. 401.
RUG, beautiful new Chinese ex12;
solid copper color; just brought from
China by bachelor offlcer who wishes
to sell at best offer. EN-. 7511. "a
1UGS-Broadloom; one taupe, 12x1S,
with Ozite pad; one 9X12, gray;
peri. just cleaned; exc Ak. 10.
RUGS, Chinese and Oriental; good
condition. reasonably priced. OR.
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EVERGREENS

Sheared speciments, many varieties.
Z It. up; prices start at $3.50;
LE1SSLER'S STERLING NURSERY,
Ri. 30. 4 mi. west of Fairfax. Open
Sunday
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

T n11 GT1 ss,d Royal portable; like
TYPEWRITER. Rem. noiseless stand
ards ards. Ike ney. sac, Today co; 1929;
TYPEWRITER, Underwood, noiseless
also Royal; 3 fiuoreseent lights: 4
office chairs, tan leatherette uphol-
stored OR. 1888.
TYPEWRITERS, Underwood, like new;
very reasonable; at once. Call VI
TYPEWRITERS, Remington noiseless,
reeonditioned, guaranteed. 500, IS.
433 18th st. NV. 30
TYPEWRITER, noiseless, portable,
sm1tb t9 ss7 model Az As0 30 l.
TYPEWRITER, Elite No. s Under
wood. Phone Michigan $3.50. pa
$3.50; Rem. $50 80. Today, CO.
1923; week, 11l2 14th st. NV.
T Sla W l. G. Smith special @
@29.50 and UP Also many good
buys in adding machines. CENTRAL,
20!9 14th st. NV. HUI. 5121.
Smith, do Corona portable. SIS. Cali
TYPEWRITER, Rem. port. French key
board, AL cond., S45. Today, CO.
1926; wk., 1112 14th NV. DI. 1872.
TYPEWRI1ERS. Few ana rebuilt,
one-year guarantee; terms. Our 40tb
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER co,
l43l e. Capitol ST.. S:30-5:30, inclu
Sat. Ii a-00S2 Easy parking
TYPEWRITER. Royal, de luxe, port
able; tabulation; new condition;
S47.50. SH. 2043.
TYPEWRITER, Underwood. stan
SIS. GE. 0929.
TYPEWRITER, l.. C. Smith, excel
lent condition.; stereotype, $50;
check writer, So. Phone VI. 77S9.
-26
terms; standard; barg. Today, CO.
1929; Wk. DT 7372 LIP 1Ath n. W
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CATTLE & LIVESTOCK tcont.) |

THOROUGHBRED MARE, suitable for
breeding. Best offer. Call Bowie
1888.
8 PONIES g mares), all quiet. for
Kentucky Jennette, 2 heifers; sad
dies and brides; l 1-horse mower,
like new. Stable manure. Call FA.
R1DING HORSE. years old; gentle,
s .YGr $ S0Sv Lo s,; s-7as5. ,. "a
white and black; gentle; sIGo. with
bride and saddle, .S125. SH. 1866.
HUNTERS. 2. half-bred, will sell or
trade for 5-gaiter. Ashton 1926.
REGISTERED MILKING short-horn
bull, 3 years old; beautiful animal,
sGS go9 pes to s wesEs ed s also
GUERNSEY cow, End calf; a real
family cow; S165. FA. 1917.
IL AUTHENTIC hunting saddles and
brides olney. Md. Phone Gathers
H RaRs s'f BOARDED, mr.. Fort Dupont.
Excellent riding paths; $50 per mo.
LII. 4-O194 after 4:30.
PONY COLT, mos, halter broken;
excel. stock, mother Tennessee Walk
er; 500. GIL. 1888.
BLACK ANGUS BULL, buccaneer Of
Yrs old; $3.50 go 'v Ashton 5 1856 IMAM
THOROUGHBRED, beautiful chestnut
mare, d, jumps well, gentle; suitable
lady or child. Excel. show prospect
Must sacrifice as farm is sold. Tele-
phone Gil. 2002 Sun. or Elk. 1912
weekdays.
JERSEY REFER, to freshen soon; q
beauty fine stock; $500: ideal fam
lily COW. 1916 Bryant st. ne. NO.
0U60.
ONE GREEN HUNTER. l thorough
bred hunter. spotted horse. several
reaS. riolng horses, all quiet: 1856
discount on all tack. both English
and Western. HILLTOP FARM,
rIsner rd., Temple Hills. Md, 10.
ONE Coon RIDING HORSE. also
works very well. TO. 6I43 Suns. or
weekdays before z am.
HORSE, harness, bride, plow, ETC.,
all for S125. WA. 1888.
FIVE-GAITED and / three-gaited
horses for sale. VIII. 0534.
HOLSTkfN HELPERS (2), Z mos. old:
l JerSey-GuernSey heifer and l
Guernsey heiter. Rockville 327S.
POLLED SHORTHORNS
Registered, young bulls. the mellow
type; z young cows; also Landrace
hogs. FA. 5556.
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1888 Wis. Ave. NV. NO. $500.
ANTIQUE BRACELETS, clips, dia.
:nonds Of any description; cash paid,
ERNEST BURK 6I4 18th ST NV.
AUTOGRAPH letters. stamp coilec.
HosRy SHOP FL 1 i7t s,l 81 pi i'9 isss
BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
home: cash. We do moving, storage.
IA. 1887: after pm. GE. 1416.
BENCH SAW. 8 inch. good condition;
reasonable. OIL. 2973.
BICYCLE, boys 20-inch: good con-
dltion; reasonable. GE 099l.
BOOKS. periodicals. journals-scien-
tifc and technical; submit list titles
and dates. Write Box 107-Y, Star,
boOhS-A Always anxious TO buy en-
tire libraries. or smaller collec.
tiSns - GOOD books; We call any
where. pay cash and remove books
INN sdiatelS at our expense BAR.
GAIN A. BOOK SHOP. sos 9th st
BOOKS BOUGHT, all kinds, any
quantity. and removed at our az.
pense. ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1903
Pa ave. NV, ST $685.
CAMERA WANTED, highest quality:
also movie camera, protector, lenses.
MR.. WEISS, 926 D st. NV. RE 2436
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDING MACHINE and typewriter
standard or portable, by pvt. party.
VI. 1922 bet. 8 and 5. 3
ADD. MACH, typewriters, Gale, cash
reg, OIL equip. any kind; top price.
D1. 1879; co. 1925 ewes, Sunday.
ADDDESSOGRAPH, hand operated
60-in. secretarial desk; state con-
dition and price. Box 212-Z, Star.
AMPLIFIERS and recorders, all types.
electronic equipment, P. A. systems
speakers, wire or tape recorders
Test equipment, etc. CO. 4726
STUDIOS, 1888 Conn. Ave.
MISUNDERSTANDING. oric-s-prac.
china, glassware, rugs. silverware.
paintings: highest cash prices paid
CAT MURRAY (StarbeeSert IA
. ANTIQUES BOUGHT
and Chinese art objects. Any guam.
ttty. Call Louis SegaL CHI b333;
ewes. EM. 1868
ANTIoUES-Bttc-a-brac, china, sill.
verware. old tewelry. glass, any amt.
Dora Krupshaw Milestone.
THE-HOUSE OF GIFTS,
1888 Wis: Ave. NV NO. $500.
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Unclaimed Furniture

Unclaimed FURNITURE
Boulder chair and ottoman, SIG;
So; lounging chair, $40; chrome lea
ther sofa, S35; Hide-away love seat
500; maple sofa. S45: chest OF
drawers. $3.50: dinette set with
chrome chairs, S22; Hollywood bed
chiid's desk. IS; sofa and chair
brocatelle.
2433 18th ST. NV.
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CONTENTS OF HOME

'urniture-Sold home, selling con-
tents. including Kranich & Bach
baby grand piano, l0-piece dining
interested in good furniture at
reasonable price this will appeal to
you; no dealers. Sunday, Sept. "a
bet. IL and 3.
$50 18th st. NV.
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York Ave. Phone Ma. 2679.
We believe this to be a real
opportunity for every one.
RUGS, Oriental. large and small
sizes; reduced price. RARE RUG
SHOP. 2427 18th st. NV. 80
RUGS, 9x12. imported Chinese, in
FER, & STORAGE CO., 1858 Wis
iipssicK re dev f6x1s ssn'B blue a't Sxs12
$65 ea;a 1885 Missouri ave. NV
HSss new g PERSIAN K 1u4aSs,.d 1a1lS r
Tshsran personally By owner
r a1ass l @Sitall Anslo-persian gS ssz
I0.6. S35; two to match. 27x54,
$3.50 ese. Call DE; 61oo; Ext. 5l5;
Aps 500, 1855 sseS co oEG iG I'd. A1 INV
RUGS, 2, American Oriental, 9x12
and sx1o; both $50. 1905 Alton
RUGs-Mohawk; rose, 1. Okla. with
ga oiS .1cea ts so by ii oR 8; o47 years
RUGS, Am. orientals. Karastans and
GuIlistans; two 6x9; two 9x12 and
scatters: l broadloom dusty rose,
61axS IT. and matching scatter; ike
new AZ 1racIion ofls. cost. oN. z ~
RUGS. Oriental, bargains, 1ogo tc
antique. ARMENIAN ORIENTAL RUG
CO. 24o9 18th 1 St: NV. Open Eyes Eye
K az Thurs 'mpor RI, P esrsian oris6ta
good wearing; 9xi2. 5000; Ski
S34 so: other sizes proper. priced
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 6 st. NV,
60, 1926 i't week. i1iS Eth 18th st. NV:
saw, electric. S-tnch. heavy-duty
Craftsman hand saw with case;
extra blades; excel. cond.: S75'
saw. David, B. point, port power,
SAXoPHONE, King. E-fiat alto; a
great bargain at S65; perfect con-
dition. Your dollars worth at
RATNER'S MUSIC STORE. 736 18th
sAx6 SriHHioNE Martin, tenor, gold.
with case; excel. cond.; cost 1927;
s. call 81. O374.
SCALES, delicatessen, almost brand
.neg at 2 bargain. NO. 7434,
wine. winter: size IS; topper, yellow.
sEctRsETARf. mahogany. combination
eassk a nd s sS9s splendid cond,'
SEWING MACHINES, Singer electrics;
sale or rent We also eiectrify all
makes sewing machines Open ewes
3109 18th st NV CO 2221
SEWING MACHINES = Brand new
s sea sfSst sss
915 10th st. NV. Elk. 6S44. "a
SEWING MACHINE, Free westing-
house console. 2 yrs. old. very good
condition. RA. 5643.
SEWING MACHINES-Specia Mon
Tues. only; electrical portable; quiet;
perfect; S29.50. Beautiful Singer
electric console, round bobin sews
forward and reverse; attachments;
worth S179.50; our price, $129.50.
1872 Lee hwy. CHI. 4914.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer. lib
treadle, good cond,; S25., WA. 1905
SEWING MACHINE, end table. coffee
table. tilt-top table. bed spread. TIE
Swine MACHINE. Singer electric
c condioR R0O9 1ase Rse eai st. ne
SEWING MACHINE. New Home port.
able. excel. cond., $50. NO. 7457
SEWING MACHINES
Treadles; rebuilt porte bles, S24 so up
Singer, White. Big discounts on new
machine. We repair and elactrify
Terms. Open ewes. N. E. SEWING
MACHINE, 1918 H st. me-, TR. 684l
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EVERGREEN SALE
All kinds. Please compare. Specia
spreading yews, Is to "a in, So. 8.
each. ASHTON NURSERY, 651(
Ga. ave. NV. ia
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RUGS: lot beautiful new
handmade genuine Chinese
Rugs of various sizes, also
some clean used Persian
Rugs of various sizes. All
valuable, worthwhile at
tractive rugs. Here's a sale
Perhaps many have waited
for. Public exhibition be-
ginning Monday, Sept.
25th. Daily up to sale
hours. Sales take place
this Friday and Saturday
commencing at 1890 each
morning, continuing into
mid-afternoon at Williams
Auction House, 918 New
York Ave. Phone Ma. 2679.
We believe this to be a real
-~-~~&.,x,; %ry fo. nryAvsxy ava
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TO SETTLE AN ESTATE
Sofa OF velvet, divan opening into 9
beds, high-back chair. NAH. pull up
chair, cocktail table, console table
with leather top, 2 commodes, very
handsome bedrm. suite of olive wood
and inlay, double headboard and
twin beds, . night tables, broadloom
rug, 9x12 (blue): lamps. brio -brac
and misc. items. 300 Mass. ave.
NV, Apt. $50.
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AUBREY's LANDscAPING SERVICE
Expert handspring, sodding, plant
ing and trimming of shrubs; also
top soil. gravel. blue stone. etc,
hauled. Work guaranteed to satisfy.
Call Ashton 569S day or night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24

COCKER PUPS, Axe.
puppies, show stock al
pet prices. Open today liza pm
1919 Wisconsin ave, EN-. 9772
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1888 N. H. AVE.-"The Panarnan.
IAN" Attractively furn. sgle. rm.,
next bath; SIS so month. rs
81 80 SINGLE; SIS DOUBLE; 81
triple; clean room with inner-spring
mattresses. 174S Lanier pl. NV.
Evening star., 1950-01-19
Combination Of Hydrogen, Lithium,
PIutonium Into Super-Bomb Possible

shell would be transformed into
helium, with the corresponding
enormous production of energy,
at the moment of the plutonium
explosion.
This reaction, it must be en-
phasized, never has been tried
and there is no assurance that it
would take place. Aside from the
plutonium bomb which must be
it's nucleus, the new bomb would
Evening star., 1950-01-19

be very inexpensive. There are,
OF course, host of technical DIFF
ficulties to be surmounted. These
are largely matters of chemistry
and engineering and are by no
means as formidable as those
which attended the construction
Of the plutonium bomb.
But at any rate this is the
only real possibility seen by
physicists not on the inside of the
Evening star., 1950-01-19

Atomic Energy Commissions
councils Of anything which could
be called hydrogen bomb"
If it could be made to work it
would be several-fold more pow
erful, weight for weight, than
any plutonium bomb. It is by
far the most potent weapon
within reach of common sense.
Evening star., 1950-01-19
Personal
To Women With
Nogging Bockoehe

As we get older. stress and strain, over
exertion, excessive smoking or exposure to
cold sometimes slows down kidney func-
ton. This may lead many folks to CONF
plain of nagging backache. loss of pep and
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from minor bladder irritations due to cold,
dampness or dietary indiscretions.
II your discomforts are due to these
causes. don't wait, try Doan's Pills, mild
diuretic. Used successfully by millions for
over 80 years. While these symptoms may
often otherwise occur, it's amazing how
many times Doan's give happy relief -
help the Is miles of kidney tubes and filters
6ush out waste. Get Doan's Pills todayl
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Annual Spring
ICOtiI|ion Set

The Junior Alumnae of the
Georgetown Visitation Convent
Alumnae Association and the Jun
ior College of the convent will
hold their annual spring cotillion
on April 81 from 9 pm. to l in
the Shoreham Hotel ballroom.
Highlight of the dance will be
the performance of a cotillion
figure oy twelve students of the
junior college and their escorts.
Miss Helen O'Conor is general
chairman of the cotillion and Mrs.
Frank A. Allen, jr., wife Of Brig
Gen. Allen, who is now stationed
in Japan, is honorary chairman.
Mrs. Allen is president of the
Alumnae Association.
Committee chairmen include
Miss Jane Salkeld and Miss Jean
Connors, cotillion figure; Miss
Jane Dexter, Miss Jeanne Ward
and Mrs. Donald Buckingham,
publicity; Mrs. William H. Bar
rett, Miss Betty Jane Hamilton,
Miss Barbara Shortley and Mrs.
Frederick Rice, printing; Miss
Kathleen Murphy and Miss Jean
Peters, orchestra, and Miss Car
lotta Johnston and Mrs. John j.
Beatty, reservations.
Proceeds from the sale of tick
cts will go to the convent building
fund.
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Arts Festival
Set Saturday
The annual arts festival of the

The annual arts festival of the
Maryland State Division, Ameri-
can Association Of University
Women, will be held at the Brook
Farm Tea House, on Saturday
when members of arts groups
throughout the State will meet
for luncheon and exhibit their
work in the arts and crafts.
Mrs. Walter Wells, director of
the Kensington Sketch Glass, will
be the guest speaker. Mrs. James
r. Shields Of the Kensington
Branch of the AAUW. is chair
man of arrangements.
The Maryland Division also has
announced its sponsorship of an
art contest for girls, 13 through
18 years old.
Individual AAUW branches
throughout the State will select
entries from their communities
for final judging at the AAUW
State convention to be held in
Salisbury on April 81 and %. The
deadline for entries is April Is.
Mrs. Allen Austin, 5008 Battery
lane, Bethesda, has information
regarding rules for entering tiH
contest.
Evening star., 1950-03-23

husband does. He knows that a
home is an expensive luxury that
takes money to keep up, so he
doesn't have Mysteries every month
when the bills come in. He knows
that woman who, has to do her
housework can't always look like
a fashion plate and be waiting for
him with a glad, sweet smile. He
knows there are times when q
woman is tired and cross and has
a headache and is grouchy. just as
he is. So he take matrimony on
the chin instead of the nerves, and
thinks that it strikes pretty good
average after all.
And every first wife leaves her
successor a legacy in tenderness
and patience from her husband
that she never had. For there are
very few men who ever look down
on the faces of their dead wives
without a bitter regret for harsh
words they have said. for impa-
tience that they have shown. for
the little things that they might
have done and did not do that
would have made life happier for
them.
So marry your man, my dear,
and be glad that you are No. 2.
Evening star., 1950-03-23
W0nnen's Clubs
Rusk and Mowrer Discuss Problem
OF Peace and Freedom in Far East
By Frances Lide
Momons Club Editor.

the great, political and social
changes which have taken place in
Asia and suggested that there is
much this country can offer in
the way of political assistance.
He stressed. however, that it
should be Assistance and not
tutelage." When we offer assist
ance. we must be sure that it is
wanted" he added, "and we must
be modest about our ability to
draw specific blueprints."
Mr.. Mowrer asserted that weak
ness always invites aggression"
and cited Asiatic countries which
have become weak in freeing
themselves from what they called
their European masters"
These countries are all threat
ened by the greatest of all aggres-
sors-the Soviet Union" he main
tanned.
Declaring the Soviet doesn't t
think much force is necessary to
take a country, he said their es-
innate calls for 80 per cent fol-
lowing in strong country and a
10 per cent following in a weak
country. Our job is to see that
legitimate on-Communist forces
get enough strength to prevent
these percentages from their ex-
erting their force" he declared.
The real question" he added,
"is, will we make up our minds to
defend Asia in time?"
With Asia Communism or
Democracy" as the general topic
of the forum series, subsequent
programs will be given on April
S and 10 and May 4.
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Mrs. Appe|bee to Address Danes

Mrs. Francis B. Appellee, presi-
dent of the Political Study Club,
will address the Col. William
Branthwayte Chapter, Colonial
Danes of the XVII Century. at
2 pm. Saturday at the home Of
Mrs. John M. Stafford, 2845
Twenty-ninth street NV. She
will discuss her travels in the Far
East.
A reception will be held at the
close of the meeting. Mrs. Ben
jamin Soule Gantz. chapter presi-
dent will be assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Frank Morrison, national
vice president general; Miss Lii
liam ChenoWeth, national record
ing secretary general, Mrs Appel
bee and Mrs. Stafford. =
Assisting hostesses for the meet
ing will be Miss Caro- Owens Still
well, Mrs. Avery B. johnson, Mrs.
L. M. Frantz, Miss Hope Howard
Evening star., 1950-03-23
5th Annual Dance
7oBeHeId Sunday

The Sisterhood of the Congre-
CATION Beth Israel will hold it's
fifth annual dance on Sunday
night at the Statler Hotel.
Proceeds from the dance, which
is being sponsored jointly with
the mems group of the congrega-
ton, will go into a special fund
for the new synagogue, to be
erected at c street near Mime
sofa avenue Sc.
Mrs. Herman Topper and Mrs.
Martin Katzin are co-chairman
for the benefit. assisted by Mrs.
Harry Levin, Mrs. Yetta Stern,
Joseph Zaner, Nat Gendel and
Harry Goodman. Music will be
furnished by Dave McWilliams
Orchestra.
Mrs. Aaron Sabghir is president
of the sisterhood.
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Luncheon Slated

The Northern Virginia Alumnae
Group OF zeta Tau Alpha will en-
tertain members of the Washing
ton and junior alumnae groups at
a luncheon to be given at pm.
Saturday at the Little Tea House.
Mrs. Linden Crone will serve as
toast mistress with Mrs. Weldon
T. Ellis, jr., and Mrs. Herbert
Freeman as members of her COM
mittee. World friendship will be
the theme of the program.
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Dorothy Dix
Woman Is Foolish to Be jealous
OF q WidoWer's First Wife

DEAR MISS DIX: Do you think
it is possible for a widower to love
his second wife as much as his
first? I am 20 years of age and
very fond of a widower who is five
years my senior. He is very de-
pendable and seems devoted to me,
still every time I think of this
other woman I feel as if I will
only play second fiddle in his life.
Yet in my estimation he is the
finest man have ever known.
BETTY LOU.
Answer: Very often man
loves his second wife Better than
he did his first. It all depends
upon circumstances and which of
the two women he finds most con-
genial. Which one is really his
soulmate, as the phrase goes.
It is ridiculous to say that you
feel that you will play second fid-
die in this mans life. His first
is a closed episode. You
start a new chapter in his life.
And it is foolish for you to be
jealous of his first wife. You should
be thankful that you have no rival
other than the poor dead lady in
the cemetery. The women to fear
are the live ones.
Generally speaking, second mar
riages are happier than first ones
and widowers are better husbands
than first husbands because, for
one thing, they have been tanned
and domesticated and, for another,
they have learned about wives
from their first mates.
The widower does not expect so
much of marriage as the young