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FURNITURE
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FURNITURE
Smiths Tron r. C+uo m

0A144O44 . L OLA. ~ AOUSC. w.
1858 WIS. AVE. NV.
Bedrm. and llF: rm., many old-odd
pieces to select from. Open 8 am.
til 9 pm. NO. 1904. LA
FURN., from A to z. New bedrm., din.
rm; and liv. rm. Factory closeouts
and unclaimed furn.; rugs, dressers,
beds, chests. lamps: all better grade
furn.: save UP to 40%. KING, S203
Gas As fHs HfArHR 9Psn sntamata syss sa Si Ssg heat
s.tt g t. Ak rgs; ss5s practically new; wis $IP'
GAS RANGE. Roper, full size, good
condition. automatic oven; reas..
GAS RANGES. new and used; i liberal
SAFES Isf ess7 a;'asti0a ga. ave- pEER5gss pE 55aS
GAS RANGES. used. spring sale;
from $50: guar. JOHN 9. WEB
csS sTER cos since 1912; 627 F st; NV
ga aea'eFs fo, 1ne 4.s 1Ss' .s .cME sT9yE sssg
GAS STOVE. Glenwood, burners,
side oven, good condition. DU. 1920.
GOLF CLUBs-Grand Slam. 7 steel
irons. $25; Lady's set with bag. sis.
HOT-WATER HEATER, used Hot
pSlnt' sS1a W. 52-gal}Sn Hana capacity; reason
and register: WASHINGTON MAR
kN6frY k6T' 1Sqs srSn ~ fStxNhTiNc a hTi beautiful
dried, special lot; big bargain. Iehc
Come S see it. RUcKER iUMsER,
1920 Wilson blvd, ia ALBA
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SOFA. chippendais; excellent eoad. !
reasonably priced 100 y, Thomas
soSo4oSS st 4SIS Va arsSrSG iA scS04s AID, .,..
z:si.h> Phone IA sc7s. II.
STEEL SASH--A low a. S4.os fee
1878 sash cleSing cut our discon-
ttnpsd CoPco line, Many stses
~ sSsilfsIs sSsDi ! : 8, rvRoyER, sseS ss'h''ds'
TONES. susrantsed: sts So UNfTS5
FfPLwRITER CO. RE tt77.
STORE FfNTURES--s modern an.
display eases like new, cost $lo0
sooMiowKs $50 Isl !s' CO. i'Ss 'ass' coEanSi. Va
sToRE FINTURkS-ws are moving.
All our old fiStures for sale; some
mahogany. some birch. for complete
OLE store, 1901 @ ST. NV. after
june !, We will be AT 1898 @ 81,
sToRE EoUIPMENr-Lsase sxpifins.
must vaoAts' cash res. mise tables,
. lGe- desks, typewriter. filing cab
safe. IA $500, 10 IN. to . pm.
TELEVISIoN save IS to 100 dollars
on famous nationally known brands,
cash s.nl Al ia 1889 models new BEv-
rELEVISION sETS 10 10 to% on
"-yeaT service on al models Last
yeAr's modes Slashed AanS noeF
SAMPLES and dsmonGtratoTs Prea
home demonstraiiop EAsy terms
PL1ANCE CO. lsiI Nichols ave
TELENlSION-Some 1880 models at
oig discounts; cash or terms; . years
to pay. CAll 10 3-llST for free
home demonstration. z. REAp
4 SONS. Sol4 Nichols ave, se.
open Til 2 pm,
TELEVIS0N SALE-An new 1880
models reduc, up TO SOC all
famous makes, ne exceptions DIS
TRiCT TIRE 4 APPLIANCE. aOSS
NJ st NV 10
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TIKkS at, IWUNlb FireStone I'M
perial and Lifeguard tubes. almost
new, $7b. (H S.20xl6, U. 8. Air
Ride. 500. MA. 7S23. 22nd and N
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TRAINING DIRECTOR

FOR DEPARTMENT STORE
Please reply, stating qualifications for
the job, age. education and expert
ence. Box 497-E, Star. IA
TYPIST, first-class, capable of taking
shorthand must have initiative and
be willing to assume responsibility:
small once in Clarendon; full time.
Call CHI. S140. Ia
TYPIST, under 35, some experience;
will train to use vari-type machine.
Permanent. S165 to start. gill z
st. NV, ME- O160. Ill
TYPIST, 6-day wk.; $40 weekly. H.
ABRAMSON CO., 1899 7th st. NV
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REFRIGERATORS

Be like your neighbor and saw
money. See US first. Easy terms
All makes. K a. w PLUMBING co.
344 H ne. AT 3lSs. Ia
RUGS 521. oval Chinese Oriental
EM As3o Ill
RUGS. Oriental. genuine, rm ans
scatter sizes; reduced prices. RARI
RUG SHOP. 2427 18th st. NV,
RUGS. lmporteo Persian Orienta
design. heavy closely woven To-
good wearing gxl2 SO .hn MI ]
S34 so: other sizes propoF nrtce6
MAYFAIP SHOP icah n SfnN
RUMMAGE SALE
Friday and Saturday, May J2 snC
IL. at 2021 N st. NV, by TN
Women's Society Of Metropolitan
Methodist Church.
SEWING MACHINES. singer eIectrics
sale or rent. We also electrify al
makes sewing machines. Open ewes
3109 14th 81 NV. CO. 222I
SEWING MACHINEs-Lowest price.
anywhere, Electric portable. peri.
Sgp. so. White console. $50 SO: light
weight portable new machines. 1872
skw MACHiNks. surplus new 4. B
reverses. uses Eecchi and singeI
parts, 74.5o. eIs 10th st. n:v.
- ooSS' -
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YOUNG MAN


Cashier and title clerk; Excel: . op.
person. Experience in bookkeeping.
Or automobile title or finance work.
helpful but not essential. Must be
able to type. In brief reply, state
age, education, experience. Box A.
@, Star.
TRUCK OWNER OPERATORS wanted
to perform local pickup and deliv-
cry for lge. motor freight company:
For further detailed information call
naItinersv npsv Md Edmonson $500
EXPERIENCED electromatic typist to
MS snd EE9sda E99d Judgment required: IS Gan
SALES OPPORTUNITY. one of the
largest life insurance companies
selling ordinary business only, is
interested In selecting 2 men for
their Estate Planning Division in
good education, be age 1928. per
manent, resident of Washington,
preferably married; in an inter-
view we car. determine by proven
tests II you have the aptitude and
ability to be, trained by us for
success in this field. If you are
willing to work consistently; there
with adequate initial salary or COM
mission. Submit full qualifications
In writing to Box 2S7-A. Star.-14
WANTED-A young married man,
to call on grocery stores for large
conee company; must be honest,
with ambition to get ahead; start
ing salary $50 per week plus com
WILLIAM B. RELY CO, at the
Willard Hotel No phone calls -l2l
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STENOGRAPHER

GENERAL OFFICE EXPERIENCE
PERMANENT POSITION, PLEAS
ANT WORKING CONDITIONS
SALARY $50 PER WEEK APPLY
JAFFE
ell 18th. st. N. w.
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CLERICAL ASSISTANT-Interes
work in auditing dept, knowledge
of Burroughs calculator or COM
tometer essential Emplove discount
privileges and other liberal COM
pany benefits: 40-hr., 5-day wk. Ap-
ply Personnel once, SEARS, ROE
BUCK g. CO., Wis ave. at Albemarle.
CLERK, to price laundry tickets. also
record tickets in ledger. Age 25 to
35 years: one who understands
PIX telephone switchboard. Perm,
position. Main office, WASHING
TON LAUNDAY, 1897 K st. NV
Ask for Mr.. Burns. Ill
CLERK, experienced in dry cleaning;
good pay to proper person. 4722
CLERK~For dry cleaning store
one exper. only in busy shop; hours
II am. to 7:3O pm. HO. 5+S0.
CLERK 5Is day wk., pleas
ant surroundings. Apply suite SIC,
140e G st; nv. from Q to 5: -ls
5-day week. Apply 500 Victor
Bldg. 724 9th st. NV. lie
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BEDROOM
BEDROOM
AND
Ape.
SECTIONAL
LIVING
ROOM SUITE
AND
DINETTE

DINETTE
ALL 8 ROOMS COMPLETE
FOR ONLY
$219
xEs dRouP PoEKSi NEVER A SHOWN saW SEToRE siHo2H
At THESE PRICES. ALL FUR.
BRAND NEW
And here is a description of this
Groom group for the
BEDROOM
WE GIVE you A ape: SUITE IN
A DRESSER WITH ROUND MIR
ROR. LARGE MATCHING CHEST
AlSB,or AND FULL SIZE BED. YOUR
MAPLE, MA Lgs,s PHYS LIS 2 1.!s VANITY LAMPS;
KY KY VI vii BE E p PEouhb H5SN To OWN
LIVING ROOM
WE GIVE YOU A
Ape.
SECTIONAL
LIVING ROOM SUITE
COVERED IN A GOOD GRADE OF
TAPESTRY OR IF YOU CAN'T USE
THIS SECTIONAL LIVING GROUP
YOU MAY CHOOSE A 3-PC. LIVING
ROOM GROUP, THE SOFA OPENS
INTO A BED AT NIGHT PLUS
THESE ACCESSORIES WITH
EITHER SETS; 2 END TABLES
COFFEE TABLE AND CRYSTAL
TABLE LAMP. AND ALL YOU PAY
FOR THE OUTFIT IS
$219
E-z TERMS
NO FINANCE CHARGE
SPECIAL
DIscoUET TO VETERANS AMI
FORCES AND THOSE CARDS FROM
ANY GRoUP-BUYING ASSOC1A-
TICNS.
ALPERSTEIN'S
CUT PRICE FURNITURE STORE
1923 7th ST, NV.
"a BLOCK ABOVE N. Y. AVE.
OPEN EVERY DAY TILL PM.
MON, THURS. AND SAT. TIL s PM
MA. 1905 MA. $3.50
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BUSINESS SERVICES

MIMEOGRAPHING
Call DI. 1914 for samples Of our
beautiful COPY. Low rates and fast
service. 40 Albee Bldg. IA
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HELP MEN tcont. }

YOUNG MAN. 1S to %. to work in
large furniture store; good working
conditions, disqualification and paid
vacation. Excellent opportunity to
learn the furpiture business. No
telephone call4 Apply in person.
Mr.. Sanford, HOUSE & HERMANN
FURNITURE CO., 90l 7th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN to work behind soda
fountain; $40 week. BROOKVILLE
PHARMACY. 1923 Brookville I'd"
YoUNG MAN, white, 1890. for re-
ceiving rm.; will teach; small salary
70 start; good advancement posi-
bilities. Apply BROOKS, l109 G st.
YOUNG MAN, for office work in
laundry; good at figures. Apply
GREYSTONE LAUNDRY. 2216 9Th
st. NV. AID. 9062. Ia
YOUNG MAN for ONCE; exceptional
opportunity for willing, hard worker
TO learn tnstallment credit business
Apply only If you are looking to the
future and have a mind and want
to use 1t. Apply in person only, Sell
NGER's JEWELRY. .s1s F st.n.w.
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate:
to learn furniture business and
decorating; while learning, assist
with small ofice detail and stock.
Apply in person, VIRGA & CO.,
1928 Wis ave. Bethesda. Nd. IA
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CLERK-TYPISTs CD, must be rapic
and accurate typist, exper. In medi.
cal terminology desirable. Neal
while on duty. sick leave, vacation
and other benefits. Apply Mr.
Hoover, EMERGENCY HOSPITAL.
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ALERT WOMAN

Age $3.50; background. education
personality important; genuine liking
Tor people; interested in develop
ment of children; position will pay
$4,000 to one who qualities by TAX
Salesmanship; car necessary. Fol
confidential interview, write P. o
Box 3064, WASHINGTON.
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SINK TOPS
Of famous PoRMIcA from
JOHN LIGON, INC.

Bethesda. Nd. manufacturer Of sinh
and counter tops. OIL ss04.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES BOUGHT

China. furniture, silyervare. jeweIEy
and Chinese art objects. Ans guam.
tity Ca1 Louis SeEaL cH h333;
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Gail Ace and We wiz direct you to
Or ne rs ne1lsf' Stli dsiiS.r sts 70 ace ace wREcKTSG
& BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 4O0e
Minnesota ave ne. Lu. 4-o5oo-
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SI1Os -l4
PIPE, 15 gaiy; black g sast ST., IRON sc! 81
su' n St NV. 'DSeS. Nc. 1905. M VA. S 5sei aSr'
PLASTER BOARD
New 4x6. 9Oc; 4x7. $1.o5; AXIS, 81. 20
,T1S MREcK1NG 2sE S5 &nooB 4 BUILDING III MA
PLUMBING, HEATING MATERIALS
pairs; ali ali stanaard Ie-'ea; Crane, S0' &c. C.
s.m; j. II / BATEMAS ~ \ son. a0oi %
POWER osI, RsbsnD MoWEE; 1ass excel. cOnd., $50
RADIO, hope chest. 2 chests of draw
er. chiffrobe, 2 bookcase, gas range,
fioor lamp; Il. 3z66s4. Ill
suit: Ink; reasonable. MI. 4713
REFGR."' 20 PhilcO d. l., Gu. IT.. lre.
food freezer: used very little; cost
$349: best offer over $l75. AK. $40.
! yr. old. best offer. WI. S0ss after
REfRidERAroRs. reeond.; sprins
WEBSTER CO, 627 r st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR, Admiral dual-temp.
family size floor sample; easy terms.
REfRraERAroR-oE. MAi tSzRi 81 Gu. IT,.
REFRfGERATOR. in good cond. !;
sColdsspot; must sell; S26. Cali AK
REFIRiGERAToR, Gen. Elec., II cubic
small lunchrm.; $50. OR. 22si.
crosisS shelysdor. 3 mo mos. old old. Pr Pr,
REFhIGEslAToRRs. 2ias sfasl RRn' used, recondi. econ
up 2237 Nichols ave. Sc. LU.
REFRiGERAroRs for sale or III rent
with option to purchase with full
credit for rent paid UP to 3 months
Frigidaire, Ss4.5O; Frigfdaire. It..
sfR1ef n e. fEsLEseT EEeTRi e Co. o'565' 5SSa
RErlfRrcEhRfSoasW Tlf sHsh ri Wq new 1913 1850 models ls
deal. PARAMOUNT Co. GeorSia
ave. and W. st. NV. Hu. 1900,
Ample free parking.
REFRiGERATORss~Used Frisidaires'
RsPafSERaG6Rso asPi fSfEftlH96 ow W ss trade.
in value allowed toward the purchase
Of 1850 GE refrigerators. cleo
tric ranges, automatic washers. J.
SHAPIRO, 31ls Ga. ave. NV. Open
evenings. TU. 1900. III
REFRiGERATORS- reconditioned nke
new. fully guar by our own service
dept. Time payments and free de-
livery. Lge. assortment Of makes
and sizes from $35 up FREDER.
ICK'S 3905 l4th st nv
REFRIGERATOR Recond., guar.
P. o. SMITH, s. a 8. INC. 1344 H
st. NE. Ii. 3-2545. Ii. 3-6050.
moor models: last years models
until 2 ROYAL APPL1AkcR co.
~ iaIi NIehols ave 81 70, =: 1000
sizes, rebuilt, guaranteed. S35 up.
82s Upshur st. nv. CT. 0s2s.
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Lawn Mowers, Gasoline
Only the best See US first. $40 for
your old mower, REGARDLESS Of con.
dition, K .& w PLUMBING CO
644 II uey AT 31SS -i2
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HELP WoMEN
NEAT, PLEASANT, Aggressive voma

NEAT, PLEASANT, aggressive woman.
betveen ages 25 and 35, 70 set up
appointments for statesmen on spe-
cial radio ''gire-away" program; no
selling: prefer woman with magazine
or cosmetic sales experience: salary.
$40 per day, plus bonus. for capable
person. Apply in person between
hours of Q and 10 am. only KIRBY
DISTRIBUTING CO.. 5511 l4th
st. n.w.s
EXPERIENCED Electromatic typist.
to cut mimeograph stencils; accu-
racy and good judgment required.
Call NE. 4222 -12
RESPONSIBLE. SETTLED woman. to
work in frozen custard store eve
nings. RA 1921 la
LARGE REAL ESTATE OFFICE re-
quires the service Of a young LADY
between 25 and 35 years OF age, as
bookkeeper-typist Must be expert
enced IN both bookkeeping and typ
ing Pleasant working conditions,
permanent position. No Saturday
work. Salary $1,000 year to start.
In reply state age, experience. etc.
All replies confidential. Box 426-E
ATTRACTIVE WOMEN, good person
ality. for direct selling. cosmetics.
81 so hT. and UP. MRS. G1RH,
RA. 03a2, 6:30-S:3O every eve.
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FURNITURE BOUGHT
Call CO. 338s Till 2 PM.
(continusd on Nsxs PassI
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LUMBER

nsst naVs me ber '1ea fea OF nS
wrecking Jobs. Flooring from S25
a thousand: 3-in. lumber sold for
the price of gin, priced from $40
q thousand. ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIAL CO, 40o2
Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 4-0500.
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OFFICE FURNTTURE

Desks. steel. wood, oak. walnut. Aii
sizes. SIS and up; offics chairs,
tables. bookcases draftinE tables.
wood and steel file cabinets. legal
letter card AleS. lockers. steel sheiv-
ing. typewfiteTS AddinE machines
tRbls. RrmshAirs; new and used. all
priced reasonable. sS.OOe square
feet display. free delivery. all priced
reasonable MANHATTAN OFFICE
EOUIP Co, $40 New York ave nv
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FURNITURE, ETC.-Storage sale of
furniture, new and used groups and
rugs, trunks. hand iussage, china,
Bendix ironer, linen, ornaments,
clothing, REQ power lawn mower.
By order Cannon Ball Transit Co.
and United States Storage Co., for
torney estate Isabel c. Gourley;
Henry S. Goodman, attorney and
other consignors. at sWeschler's Auc-
tion. 905 E st, NV. tomorrow,
commencing $50 am. continuing
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ALPERSTEIN'S
OF res. price. All brand new 1880
MID CITY RADIO
1142 7th ST. NV.
AID. O777

TELEVISION ANTENNAS
install your own complete kit,
$l2.75. regularly S3b 20 Super sen-
sative. We guarantee your install
latioh, Motors at discount. SAVEi
Bring your set In, repaired while you
wal Free estimate. FOX 4 kAS-
MIR. Factory Authorized Service,
3la Kennedy ST. NV IA. .5S17.
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CASHIER
CLERICAL

We have an opening for young
white woman between 20-S0 years;
general once work. Call Mr.
THOMPSON at ME. 14s4 after 8
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RECEPTIONIST-TYPIsT, and genera
opport. for competent young person;
previous exper. not nee. Gle
Transportation Bldg. ME. 0834.-1a
SALESLADY - Experienced. Please
apply in person to Mrs. Notion al
GRETCHEN COLE. 7244 Wisconsin
ave, Bethesda. Md. -
SALESLADY-For Millinery; opport
to work in one of Washington's most
exc. women's fashion stores; 5-day
wk.; excellent sal. for exper. person
Apply RIZIK BROTHERS, 110S
Conn. ave. NV -12
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PIANOS

Smiths Tran. & Stge. Co.
Console steinway. baby Erands and
upright pianos. All completely re-
conditioned. 1913 You st. NV, NO
S140. Ia
PIPE, galv.. black, cast iron, cut
thread; fixtures. BLOCKS. 3O56
M st. NV. NO. 1903, WA 5501.
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ALPERSTEIN'S
CUT PRICE FURNITURE STORE
1023 7th ST NV

"a BLOCK ABOVE N. Y. AVE.
OPEN EVERY DAY TILL s PM.
MON, THURS. AND SAT. TIL s P.M
MA. S606 MA. $3.50
Evening star., 1950-10-01

ing her family comfortable is the
Woman's part in the domestic
partnership. it is obvious that she
must necessarily give most Of her
time and attention to her job.
But the theory that she must let
this absorb her to the exclusion
of everything else, that she must
have no interest outside of her
home, no individual life of her
own outside of her husbands and
children's, is false and mislead-
ing propaganda that is responsible
for half of women's faults and has
wrecked innumerable women's
lives.
The chief trouble with women
is that they have not enough in
terests in life. and that is what
makes them wear the few that
they have threadbare. They
haven't enough things to think
about and that keeps their minds
in a rut. They haven't enough
things to amuse and divert them
and that makes them melancholy
and lachrymose.
1t is because women make their
homes the center of the universe
that they take marriage SO badly.
If a wife doesn't come up to all
her husbands fondest fancy
painted. he generally shrugs his
shoulders and makes the best of
Mary being good cook, or a
thrifty manager, or what not, and
he takes up golf in a serious way,
or gets so absorbed in making
money that nothing else counts
much. But when a husband proves
not to be Prince Charming, the
wife just sits down and bemoans
her fate, and the only consolation
she gets is in appealing for pity as
a misunderstood woman who is all
soul while her husband is all clod.
And what's nagging except the
result of woman having so few
outside interests that she has
nothing to think about but man
aging her family and seeing that
it does exactly as she wants it to
do? She has nothing to divert her
mind from some mistake her hus-
band made 20 years ago, or from
Johnny's diet and Mary's dates, 90
she hounds them about them until
they flee from home to get away
from the sound of her voice.
Often such women. who have
lived their children's lives so COM
pletely that they have no lives of
their own, break up their homes
and go to live with their children,
where they invariably make
trouble. The moral of all Of which
is that every woman should culti-
vate as many outside interests as
possible. It is good for her own
soul and for her husbands and
children's.
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Dorothy Dix
Lack of Interests Away From Home
Keeps Wives Melancholy and Dull

The ideal wife of tradition has
always been the woman who, like
the snail. carries her house on
her back. Even today the most
approbrious epithet you can ap-
ply to married woman is to call
her a gadabout. 49,.
Somehow the belief has always
persisted that there is some Pc
culiar virtue in a wife and mother
being so altogether wife and
mother that she is scarcely hu-
man, and that she acquires further
merit by having no interest out
side Of the four walls of her home.
Nothing is more common than to
hear people speak applaudingly
of Mrs. So and So being such a
homebody that she never goes
anywhere or does anything ex-
cept look after her family. And
for women to boast that since
they have married they have
given up all the clubs they used
to belong to: that they have
dropped out Of their old social
set and never go to parties; that
they never read anything any,
more except the baby book and
the cooking recipes in the news
papers.
OF course, inasmuch as keeping
the home fires burning and max
Evening star., 1950-10-01

The Church of st. Francis Xavier
was the scene yesterday morning
OF the wedding of Miss Lois Marie
Higgins and Mr.. Edward James
Fitzpatrick, the Rev. Robert O.
McMain officiating. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Andrew Higgins and Mr..
Fftzpatrick's parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Thomas Fitzpatrick.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Trial Offer as
For Women Over 80!

For one month only, you ~.
can get a special trial
jar of Dorothy Gray Cellogen
Cream. Each ounce contains
10000 International Units Of
natural estrogenic hormones.
They work in the most natural
way in the world to supply the
counterpart of a youth giving
substance your skin loses as you
grow older.
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They Work From Within
These hormones actually
get into your skin. work
from beneath to form a
cushion that causes dis
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Cream will-we think
convince you that beauty
need not live by the cal
endar. 1-oz. trial jar
$1.25, plus tax. Limited
time only.
Evening star., 1950-03-17

SAVANNAH, "a,
he was the brother OF John L.
Sutlive. editor of the Savannah
Evening Press. He attended Saw
anah High School.
For is years Mr.. Sutlive worked
as a reporter, editor and feature
writer on Georgia and Florida
newspapers. He had served with
Augusta (Ga) Herald, and the
Macon (GaD Telegraph. the Flor
ida Times-Union in Jacksonville,
Fla, the Waycross (GaD Journal
Herald. and the Brunswick (Ga.)
News.
Mr.. Sutlive came here In 1899 as
secretary to the late Representa-
tive Willis Benjamin Gibbs of
Georgia. He later served as clerk
of the Senate Foreign Relations
and Finance Committees and then
Joined the staff of the National
Industrial Council, part of the
N. A. M, in 1943 as an advisor on
legislative matters.
Mr.. Sutlive was a member of
the Manor Country Club and was
formerly first vice president of
the Georgia State Society here.
Besides his brother, he is sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Cecille
Jones Sutlive; son, Carey, jr., of
the Cathedral avenue address; a
sister. Miss Josephine Sutlive, and
two other brothers, Kirk and
Charles Sutlive, all of Savannah.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
Mrs. H. N. Salisbury Dies;
Wife OF Italian Mission Aide

Mrs. Harold M. Salisbury, 81,
wife of an official for the Italian
Technical Delegation here, died
yesterday at her home, 3911 West
Leland street, Chevy Chase, Md,
after long illness.
The former Miss Helen Van
Derveer. she was born in Eliza
beth. N. j., and attended a finish
ing school in Troy, N. Y.
Her husband has been director
of transportation and storage for
the Italian mission, an agency Of
the italian Governments since
1945. The delegations offices are
at TAO Eleventh street NV.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by a daughter, Miss Eliza
beth A. Salisbury of the Chevy
Chase address, and two sons, Van
Salisbury, Norwood, Pa, and Har-
old M. Salisbury. jr.. Of. Rocky
Mount, N. C.
Private funeral services will be
held at IL am. tomorrow in the
Humphrey funeral home, 1857
Wise avenue, Bethesda.
Burial will be in Elizabeth.
Evening star., 1950-03-17

Her husband is transportation
agent of the Washington Hotel.
Before her marriage, Mrs. Tate
was Miss Maude Conway Fowler.
She was the eldest child of George
and Mrs. Mary E. Fowler, mem
bers of old Washington families.
Mrs. Tate was born and edu-
Gated in Washington. Her brother
is Walter L. Fowler, District Budg-
ct Officer, who lives at 1860 Maple
View place Sc.
In addition to her husband and
brother, she is survived by a
daughter, Miss Marjorie Tate,
1858 Maple View place Sc: three
other brothers. DR.. George A.
Fowler. president OF the Federation
of Churches for the Chicago area
and pastor of St. James Metho-
dist Church. Chicago; William D.
Fowler of Forest Glen. Md, and
Albert c. Fowler of Miami, Fla,
and three sisters, WAC 1t. Alice /.
Fowler. stationed in the General
Staff Office. the Pentagon; Mrs.
Laura. Lionheart. 2256 High street
Sc, and Mrs. Virginia Brasse of
Arlington, Va.
Funeral services will be held at 3
pm. tomorrow at the Anacostia
Methodist Church. Burial will be
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
Masonic Rites Today
For Leon N. Rose, ga

Masonic funeral services for
Leon M. Rose. 81, a plumbing con-
tractor here for 48 years, were to
be held this afternoon in the
Hines funeral home. Burial was
to be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Rose died Wednesday at his
home at Galesville. Md, after a
years illness.
Born in Washington, Mr.. Rose
lived here until eight years ago
when he moved to Galesville. He
operated a plumbing and heating
establishment at 1927 Twentieth
street NV.
Active in civic and Masonic af-
fairs, Mr.. Rose was a member of
Acacia Lodge and was past pa
tron of Acacia Chapter, Order of
the Eastern Star.
He is survived by his widow,
Bertha Wilkins Rose; a son, Will
liam A. Rose of Arlington; a
daughter, Mrs. Florence G. King,
4104 Jenifer street NV, and two
brothers, Edward G. and Francis
Rose, both of Washington.