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GOOD HOMES

WHEATON-S1O.25O
A very well kept Viers Mill
extras Including fencing;
handy to the shops and movies
and can be purchased on at
tractive terms. Look into this;
its o real nice place.
KENSINGTON-$1S,250
A most unusual, distinc-
tive home arranged on three
levels giving 3 bedrooms, Ia
baths. rec. room, 2-car at
tached garage: h.-w. oil heat;
nearly an acre Of land; prob
ably. one Of the most interest
ing homes you've seen in some
SILVER sPRINo-s12.5oo
A cute bungalow In white
for a family needing only 2
bedrooms: however, upstairs is
heated and can be easily I'm
ished; built in 194S.
SILVER SPRING-S16,950
A very well built Colonial
2-story home Of red bricks,
a home that shows its quail
ity all the way through; g
rooms and bath, all-electric
kitchen, fenced lot, and other
things you'll see when you 60
through; home you'll enjoy
owning and be proud Of,
Custom-built rambler Of red
@aitain STiikii cIosees. IoSRs ane eauipped sasa
kitchen; h.-w. heat. fenced lot;
garage; q very lovely home
with many unusual features
that's worth looking into seri-
ously.
HILLANDALE-S23,e $50
A smart 1850 rambler on a
large acre lot in this popular
Silver Spring subdivision of
high grade homes: e rooms,
- baths. radiant heat, ALL
electric kitchen. carport at
tached; a home of ,today's
styling that you'll like the
81 SILVER YER spR1NG-ssA,s5o
built and occupied as a Com con-
tractors own home: q Cape
Cod design in brick with 4
bedrooms, 2 baths, rec. room.
h.-w. heat, 2 fireplaceS; avn
ings, Ven. blinds; built-in ga
rage: q quality home and gen.
erous in dimensions.
OAKVIEW-S15,500
A semi-rambler with 4 bed
rooms In this popular area in
the edge Of Silver Spring;
a.-c. heat, fireplace, equipped
kitchen. nice lot; worth the
W. HYATTsVILIEv$i7,95o
1850 rambler of 5 rooms
and bath, ah INV heat; ATTACHED q, hS
sauipment a includes &c % u Stove, sH,
refgr. and washer.
THREE 2-FAMILY HOMES
Converted residences in Ia
koma Park; well-situated and
In top shape. potential as
commercial; $4,000 to S24,-
sIPLEY & ROMER, Realto
s408 Ga. Ye., o. o. 81. GIL,
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4 NEW B1,NoAr -s7oo nt,wN

/ NEW BUNGALOWs-S7oo DOWN
l2 of these Superbly built Cape Cod
homes have ben sold in the last lC
days. Surprising value on today't
Market Ice bedrms;, big studdee
tile bath and beautiful table-spac,
kit. fully equipped with S1a-cu. 1T
refgr. and 26.in gas range. Full
price Just S11.700 and only SIS
total monthly payment to GIs.
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oEF NJ II AVE- s,a rko

OFF N. H. AVE.-Sl4,75O
Almost new 6-rm. Colonial in choice
location, l block from buses. shop
ping, schools and movies; 23-ft. liv.
rm., plus 8 other lge. rms: walk In
closets; outstanding kit with all the
latest appliances; 4hce 1st trust
available.
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N. Smith. Realtor
APP. O1OO
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALExAlNDRIA-37bedrm. brick ram
proved. Desirable features include
fireplace, stairway to attic, equipped
kitchen. tile bath. oak floors. full
bsmt. and picture window. Priced
for immediate sale at S15.95o. THE
M II a1e RARRx Asx oRa Ra aI afoe eoS4s G We Sc
ALEXANDRIA-Home and invest
ment; 2 bedrms.. liv. rm., din. room
and kitchen for owner occupancy;
z complete apis. which rent for
S1?5 monthly. Full price only
4 l. sARRYy y oRdt fPPt' ssos Snly mt. Tal Ter
non ave-, Alex. Va, AL. o07s, TIE
4-bedrm. home. convenient E'e schools. t
churches. transp. and shopping
Full dining rm.. equipped kit, front
and rear porches; full bsmt.; hot.
s5a ss55a7SS &t EHE 7sEnoa N II avs sARAIy aIsx oRa Vs
AL. O07s, TIE. 2442. g
ALEXANDRIA, Monticello Park
Beautiful stone and brick home. 2
rooms, 4 bedrms., 2h baths; / bed
rm. and half-bath on lst floor; full
Gsmf, IandscaEpag Eafage ;et and lge attractively
r. IL iGo9 BARRY y oRa fPpt nIy n mt. TaE Ters
a9n n9no ave, Alex. Va, AL. o07S. TIE.
ANNANDALE-Grac living is to be
had in this cute 3-bedrm. bungalow
on nearly, an acre lot, with a 3-rm
cottage also on property. There Is
full bsmt. with finished recr. rm
ano huilt-in bar. Wonderful terms
$I7sSS1 ssii,0a sEsM 8 fgsrSn tga sllsss Real 4:
ARLINGToN-33o5 and 1907 North
goth St. $15.5OO and SiS,boo; 9 ..
bedrm. homes in Q selected com
munity Of architectural distinction:
INV h., exp. attic: Lee hwy, "a mi
from Rosslyn, turning left at Hot
Shnppe then blks. on Kirkwood
I'd. to 18th ST.. right to houses.
CHI: OOO1. No brokers.
ARLINGTON-A delightful 2-bedroom
white brick home on a Spacious
lot 6o'x100. Well financed under
priced sdAos At iSs ead cs me- MFsasSRsSy Wbtsy
BOSS 4 PHEIPs. nc. i4i7 K
FALLS al of CHURCH, CIL7. bsar9s., z baths: l:;
rm., din. rm.. @ kit. 3 bedrms.. I ai BATH: ts:
End fr. has 3 very lse. bedrms. and
plumbing In for third bath: bsmt.
and outside entr.; oil h.-w.h.;
e. e: James James snd v pHbAlie s sch92l @ sus bg
eSEn oGa1 81 Hsx nv stesPslS5a e. Sk9NN 0fSfaal Efa
chrAbE csuTehl yr' fss ss-dss;soe 2; oesh' ss'' Falls
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peter j. hagan
o. ADDE'S cn usn

g ACRES+S9.950
deal SPOT to raise chickens and have
nice garden. Several outbldgs. for
COW and other stock Modern Groom
home with city cow. Only miles
from D. c. School bus passes door
$1,000 and SOS per month.
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ALL. RR1cK-S1o akn

ALL BRIcK-Sl2,95o
Today's outstanding value; lge. rms
on 1st floor and space for 2 more
rms. in dormered attic; real tile
bath: full dry bsmt: gas heat, To-
Gated in q neighborhood that is
coming; S67 per mo. to GIs, easy
terms to any one else.
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2 UNITS-SlO.A50
Well-built 2-bedroom bungalow with
very nice apt. in dry bsmt. PROPERTY
has separate entr., 2 complete kits.
2 mod. baths; $135 monthly incomes
only S2,450 down.
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peter j. hagan

1905 r. I. Ave. NE, UN. s5s5
WA. 1857, UN. 1885. Open I'll 9
4
COL ONIAL 2-story det. brick: liy. rm
with frepl. din. rm., kit: end floor
bedrms and tiled bath: full bsmt
gas heat: near shopping and schools
- GI loan: Price. Sl5.950. Cal
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LANDOVER HILLS-S10,950
Attrac. white clapboard Cape Cod:
full rms, partly finished attic. fully
equip. kit; oil heat; lge. side porch
Assume S6.S00 CT loan at S5S per
month.
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NEAR CHEVERLY

l.
3-BEDRooM COLONIAL
Brand new 6-room Colonial detached
homes, featuring family-sized din
din. dining o space; ee ~ fnll basement: ogaas
HILLCREST REALTY co.
1414 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-4O4O
3-Bedroom Brick-$13,950
in Hyattsyille, tiled bath,
front screened porch, fun basement
g. sfast nees Cox Tefns e Co. MN 6N. Hg5t 1gss. WA
HOLLYWOOD RAMBLER
$1,000 DOWN, $59.73 A MO.
3 BEDROOMS
Open Wed, $50 It'll Dark
We i, have these 2 true HOLLYWOOD
to. vet at the above terms, fol-
only $4,000. Constructed of bricE
and real California redwood. Fea'
turing spacious liv; rm. with flre'
rms rms title, tile bath bal soomy oo,Iy go equip kit
pcture pR rg E Eot seprox eona end
It. Drive out Wed. eve.
Defense Highway (Rt. 50) to 72nd
ave-. then left blks. and right 1tC
Emerson St. then left to 6942 Em.
sfS0p rREDERfcS Il ER1 sul w 2psB BEsERs flERi
1890 x SIS .w.. Ma. Soo5 "a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

HOME AND INCOME - seabrook
! smalD for the price Of /. Live ir
l and rent the other. ga to II
acres. small amount Of cash required
and low carrying charges or
balance. Excel. opportunity. Cal
Mrs. Maslen. WI. 1918. ]. C
bath on 1-acre, well-landscaped lot;
convenient to TRANSPORTATION and
school. Can be used as 2-family
home. Available for quick possession
Substantial cash required or will
trade. PRINCE GEORGE REALTY
COMPANY. WA. $685. or UN. 1896
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CHEVERLY

Lovely clean 6-rm. home in q quiet
section. Large lot with suficient play
area for children. 3 lovely bedrms.,
liv rm. with frepl.. din rm. and
all-elec. kit. Bsmt. with outside
entrance. Screened side porch
Priced right at S13,950. Call Mr.
Cody. LA. $4,000.
PECK co.
Evening star., 1951-10-03
jim BRITT
WEST HYATTSVuJE

CFIEVERLY RAMBLER
Custom-built stone and brick home
large living room with fireplace. 8
bedrooms, ultramodern kitchen; rec
reation room; quick possession. Price
S19.950 for immediate sale.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
WA 6R5b or TN l1RR E
Evening star., 1951-10-03

TWO HOMES OVER / ACRE
OF GROUND
On Central ave. Just over D. c.
line. on an elevation that has the
Capitol in view. Both with full
bsrnt., oil h.-wh., one has 4
bedrms. and bath. the other 3
bedrmS. and bath; Gear garage.
Excellent for lge. family Addi-
tional income Price. $4,000 for
both. Terms; wv, ,o, ,,,.
1857 or WAYNE A. CASKEY. AP
640O, WA. 6639 -6
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But if

You demand the UTMOST in luxuri-
Gus living. here is one of the most
eligant ramblers you'll ever find
having 3 master-sized bedrms.,
tiled baths: smartly decorated AND
dARqE dn 5 SiaT Ssat rgaR t Sat Sl1 Ts2sse
elite. neighborhood; $4,000 down
required
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
ARIZONA ROITNn
LARCHMONT 'KNOLLS
WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL

A beautiful 4-bed room home
with . of the bedrooms on the
lst floor. Excellent location.
Beautiful lot, breezeway to
large garage. tiled kitchen,
full basement. This home was
custom built Just few years
ago and is in beautiful condi-
tion. Reasonably priced at
$50. 500. MUST BE SOLD. at
tractlve terms are available to
qualified purchaser; personal
inspection will reveal that this
the market today. Phone Mr..
Fred Schwab WO. O6S4, with
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Now. if

You are looking for another Bye
gone Day" Dollars value, and q
home in need of decoration tanc
some repsirs) doesn't scare you
then BY all means see this New
England ''Old Homestead type
abode. 16x24-ft. liy. rm.. 14-ft
din. rm., Aft kit, bedrms. ano
den; oil heat; gorgeous ia-acre site
S3.225 down, Se5 per mo.
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Brick Colonial-S17.500

Brick Colonial-$17, 800
5-year- -old. 3-bedrm. home in one of
Silver Springs NOSE desirable neigh
bsas senarss aTse n 4 Tm Ws.a SPACIOUS
kit. with breakfast space. 2 of the
bedrms are unusually large. Full
basement. Deep lot makes lovely
back yard Easily financed. Call
SH. SOLO till 9 pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT a. INSURANCE CO.
S055 18th St.. Silver Spring.
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ARLINGToN-FAIRPAx AREA
IF

You are the parent of a growing fam
lily, here is an English Colonial In
de luxe Lorcom lane area with
bedrms. e large, 9 smalD, PLUS
paneled den. 2 tiled baths; full bsmt.
garage: rustic wooded spacious site
with outdoor barbecue.
Evening star., 1951-10-03

Or, if
You are Just honeymooners and on. 9
smaller budget. we have a colorfu
new 3-bedrm. rambler on lovely
wooded lot priced only $4,000
Stairway to large expansible attic
Bendix Economat, 9-cu.-ft. Admiral
large gas range included in bargain
price.
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Then. if

1k~NAS II
You want a white brick rambler in
nice Arl location on corner lot
possession. Two bedrms., tile BATH
down; bedrm and den Up: bsmt
with oil heat; screened awning
covered porch. patio. Transferred
Navy commander asks SJS.950!
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1908 Goth St, DE. 4l0l

SILVER sPRING-WOoDMoOR
2-level house with liv. rm, on en-
tractive din. .rm., and lge. we'll
equipped kitchen; "a bath of kit
chen; 8 steps up from liv. rm,: 3
attractive bedrms. and tile bath;
plenty Of closets and storage: gas
heat. LOWERY d. MARTIN. SH
600: ewes. JU. T-691S. 3
Evening star., 1951-10-03

N ARL.--Brick Colonial home; 1C
minutes to Pentagon: more for your
money in this home, with 2 bed
rooms and bath upstairs, and ]
bedroom and bath on 1st A., living
room with fireplace. full dining
room. almost new. Only SCI $50
Excellent financing. THOS g. MA
GRUDER CO, 2057 Wilson blvd,
Arl., ia. 2-3131; eYes., CH. 1894
Evening star., 1951-10-03

AURORA HILLS
5 Bedrms. Baths
This 2-yr. .-old. attractive. white Cape
Sscsd 9n shadd n 1,cs corner bdrs e mas
bath on 1st a.: 9 bedrms. and bath
on end A.: full, dry bsmt. with tiled
A.; side porch: conv. to everything; !;
excel for large family. Price only
c. F. WOODROE, INC.
, 1951-02-10
TABERNACLE NEWS

The Montgomery County Mis-
sionary Union will hold regular
business meeting on Monday even
ing at s P. M. in the home of
Mrs. Emily Davis at 159 Garst St.
Mrs. Eva Burns, president, will be
in charge.
The Foreign Mission drive for
$1,000 is in progress at the Ia
bernacle Bapt. Church. The Mis-
sionary Society, sponsors of the eff
fort, will hold an Inspirational
Meeting Sunday at $3.50 P. M. at
the church at which time reports
will be made. The program will
be presented by the young girls
guild. Mrs. Vashti B. Owens is
guild supervisor and Mrs. Ethel
Owings, program chairman, is in
charge of the program. The public
is invited.
Miss Villa Mae Ayers, formerly
, 1951-02-10
TABLE
18TH STYLE

The Importance of having chill
dren learn to wash their hands be-
fore coming to the table is not
newly discovered. A list Of eight
cen rules for "Children's Behav-
Jour at the Table," dated 1887,
starts with this a%dmonition:
"Come not to the table without
having your hands and face wash
ed and your head combed."
Apparently with an eye to the
difficulties of laundry in those
days, the rules also advised chill
dren: "Foul not thy napkin all
over, but at one corner only"
, 1951-02-10
KEEP NICE

Wash neckwear and other Access
series often for best results. Deep
soil is harder TO remove and
causes unnecessary wear on the
fabric. Squeeze through rich luke
warm soapsuds (elbow tempera-
ture) repeat in second clean suds
if necessary. Then rinse thorough
ly in clear lukewarm water, roll
, 1951-02-10

in a towel to blot, and unroll at
once. Press while damp on the
wrong side with a warm iron. If
necessary to finish on the right
side, cover with a clean press
cloth or tissue to prevent glaze
from the iron.
, 1951-02-10
BEATING THE GUN
BY AL MOSES

Fox been boxing and didn't the
"tiger" kayo big Art Trammell
whom Joe Louis refused to hox.
Lester Carter, st. Louis, Mo.
CAY Fox has been boxing %
years, since 1929, Yes, Fox chill
ed Trammell at a time when top
sports writers figured the Ohioan
might have bested Louis but I
didn't think he could.
co. Dear Alvin, Am writing a
thesis leading to a degree and
want some data on Jackie Robin
son from AT thru 1948. I have
the record from 1949 on : many
thanks.
(A) Moving up to the Brooklyn
Dodgers in 1947 Jackie Robinson
demonstrated his remarkable ver-
satility by playing first base ac-
ceptably on a %pennant winning
club. He was voted "Rookie of the
year.;
In 194S he guarded second base,
and batted .296, the same mark
he had in 1947. Robinson led Ma
tional league in stolen bases in
AT, and finished in 1948.
co. 1 see were Jimmy Fox
made the Baseball Hall of Fame"
a week or so ago. List a few of
his best home-run hitting seasons?
Paul Lee, Pitts, Pa.
Say 1882 (58)- 1888 (48)
1875 (both Foxx and Hank
Greenberg hit 35 homers that sea-
sony; 1889 (while with Boston
Red Sox, he clouted 35 round trip
pers). He was with Phillie Athle-
tics in other listed seasons.
co. When was Dark-Skinned
Panch Consoles Amer. Natl Ten
mis- champion??? Audrey Wills,
San Francisco.
(A) 1949, the same year the
Mexican signed a contract for a
professional tour calculated to
earn him a gross of 100000.
co. When did pool playing ace
Willie Mosconi win his first
Worlds championship? who is his
principal rival today, that fella
who recently ran 100 balls for a
new worlds record? Chester Gil
lom, Tampa, Fla.
(A) 1941. Irving Crane, Livon-
ia, N. Y. who now plays out OF
Binghampton.
, 1951-02-10
ANSWERS, TO YOUR


Enjoyed reading your story on
Boston's Luis Marquee, AL Moses,
it was a baseball classic and really
informative to me and our club
members. Will there be any new
Negro prospects in the training
camps as the season nears??-if
so please name them for me?? Os-
a Templeton, Zenith A. c., St.
Paul, MINI.
(A) Luis Marquee, Henry Simp-
son, Orestes Winosa, Artie Will
son, Carlos Bernier and Carlos
Santiago Jackie Robinson secuted
them 4; Ray Noble pronounced
NO-blay); and some Is other
colored potentials.
co. Dear Al, how would you
rate these four moderns against
these four I've only read about
and never saw: Jack Dempsey, Joe
Louis, Max Schmeling and Jack
Sharkey (moderns); and Jack
Johnson, Jim ~Jeffries, Pete jack
so and John L. Sullivan
(ancients) p? Tom Fuller, Nor
folk, Va.
(A) First let me tell you that
in my book comparisons are odious
and cannot be proved. Johnson at
his best, was invincible as was
modern day Joe Louis. Dempsey
called best of the past half CEN
tury by a writing panel with whom
I stoutly dissent, could not have
whipped either Jack or Joe.
Peter Jackson, might we'll have
been the finest heavyweight who
ever lived. Neither Bob Fitzsim-
mons nor John L. Sullivan cared
to face him. And so it goes on
with no satisfying answer.
On their records / would list
them like this. Joe Louis, Jack
Johnson, Jack Dempsey, Jim JEFF
fries, Peter Jackson, John J. Sui
Ivan, Max Schmeling and Jack
Sharkey.
CO.. How many clubs will COM
prise the 1861 Negro league? P.
Harrison, Toleda, O..
(A) Eight. Cleveland Buckeyes
have folded. These clubs form the
organization Baltimore E Ii e
Giants; Indianapolis, Memphis,
Birmingham, Houston NASHVILLE,
Tenn.) Eagles; Kansas City and
the Philly Stars.
CO.. What is the name of the
first Negro athlete in Stanford
UPS history??? C. V. T. Brooklyn.
(A) Edward Tucker, the Comp
ton Flash from Compton Junior
Coll.
CO.. Who are some of the Ne
gro track aces who will compete
in the Pan-American games at
Buenos Aires next month? locke
Smith, Gary, Indiana.
CAY Jim Holland (ex-North-
western U. star) broad jumper
Andy Stanfield, Seton Hall col
1aoai- Nal Whitfield. MillrOSe
, 1951-02-10

of Dayton, has returned to her
home in Cleveland, O. after spend
ing two weeks with her cousin,
Mrs. Minnie Parks of Home Ave.
Evening star., 1951-11-01

cess or a queen having to hold
onto their hats.
Queen Elizabeth's hats have
never really done well by her and
her daughter and namesake
seemed to be following the same
pattern before she became a bride.
Now, Elizabeth's hats are close
fitting little calots, with feather
trim at the edges, and usually
worn at a smart and becoming
slant.
AS many a career girl knows, the
size 10 figure is difficult to fit and
the Princess has the customary
trouble of trying to look taller
than she is. Appropriately
enough, the princess style" is the
right style for the Princess, with
its curving. f1ared skirt, beltless
waistline and long sleeves.
There's one trick that Elizabeth
hasn't yet picked up from her
grandmother.
Queen Mary has made it a rule
never to carry a handbag in pub
lie, since she believes it's i'm
portant to have both hands free
for handshaking, waving and, in
her case, carrying a parasol, but
Elizabeth, like career girls every
where, favors the handbag with a
strap which she can slip over her
arm and forget.
Evening star., 1951-11-01
Weddings
Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas of
Silver Spring announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Mrs.
Helen Thomas Whiteley, to Mr..
Edward M. Warner of Chevy
Chase.
The wedding took place Octo-
ber II in Silver Spring and was
performed by the Rev. Edward
Latch of the Metropolitan Me-
mortal Methodist Church. After
a wedding trip the couple will be
at home in Somerset, Chevy Chase.
AIlemong- -Yeotmon
The marriage of Mrs. Helen
Orme Yeatman and Mr.. James w.
Allemong took place October 26
at a ceremony in the Baptist
Building here. The Rev. Ward B.
Hurlburt of the Brookland Baptist
Church performed the ceremony
Mrs. Allemong is the widow of
William G. Yeatman who died in
the service during World War II.
After a brief wedding trip the
couple will live at 10418 Lorain
avenue. Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1951-11-01
Dorothy Dix

DEAR MISS DIX: am sure
there are a lot of girls who are
facing the same problem that I
am today. but it need not be a
problem for I believe I am doing
the right thing. I am "a years old
and very much in love with SOL
der in the Army. He is overseas
now. I have known Bob for q
long time and I am sure will
always feel the same about him.
! have all the faith in the world in
him and pray every night that
God will keep him safe. We agreed
that 1t was best to wait and when
it's all over we will never be Sc
parated again. 1t isn't easy; there
are many lonely hours, heartaches
and tears, but it won't be for
ever.
We could have snatched at a
little happiness but it win be
sweeter for the waiting. I'll be
content; it isn't so far away to the
day when he'll be home to stay.
It does have an advantage, this
waiting. It's a true test Of love.
When I miss him more and more
every day, truly believe our love
is real and sincere.
Girls. If you are faced with this
problem, don't rush into some
thing you may regret; you'll never
be sorry you waited. Write to
your boy often and pray for him.
Don't stay home brooding and
feeling sorry for yourself. Re-
member, he has a tougher job than
you have and he isn't complaining.
You have your home, and parents
who are always ready to share
your troubles; he has no one.
Don't forsake your friends, go
out with them. smile and be gay.
That is what he wants you to do.
L. j.
Answer: I present this letter in
full, hoping some impetuous
youngsters who turn deaf ears to
the warnings and advice of their
elders will give careful attention
to these words Of wisdom from one
of their own generation.
L. J. rightly concludes that
many girls are facing the same
problem today, and altogether too
many of them rush for the near
est justice of the peace for a quick
marriage service. To them it's
thrill to be a soldiers wife
especially if the soldier soon de-
parts and the young wives can
take up their social whirl where
they left off before the wedding.
It's fun, too, to have an allotment
check each month to spend on
gay clothes and good time. Al
day of reckoning will come, but
who cares! That's in the future.
Thank God for the integrity
Of most women. who like L. j.,
either wait for their men to come
home. or marry them with full
realization Of the responsibilities
incurred and firm resolve to live
Evening star., 1951-11-01
By EIizobeth Wott
North American Newspaper AlIianes

| North American Newspaper Alliance
BOSTON.-The newest item or
the fashion horizon may be the
Elizabeth look.
It won't be a head-to-toe bust
ness by any means, though. Great
admiration has gone to the pretty
princess for her clothes chosen fo1
the Canadian and Washington
trip. but it stops short of her shoes
Princess Elizabeth has estab-
lished at least four trends.
There's the full-skirted Silhou-
cite, treated with enough re-
straint so that it's becoming to a
slight, ess-than-average-height
figure.
There are the hats, the little,
close fitting, head-hugging va
riety.
There are the velvet coats. The
princess has three of them.
And there is the color, blue.
The United States already has
had experience with two shades
of blue. Alice blue. named after
Alice, daughter of President Theo-
dore Roosevelt. Now there's the
Elizabeth blue. which sets off the
princess eyes to good advantage.
Slate blue is the favorite shade of
the Princess.
Canadian fashion experts al
lowed themselves to be pleasantly
surprised by the zip Elizabeth has
shown in the wardrobe chosen for
the tour.
Philip Has His Soy
The close to the royal family
contend that the handsome hus-
band of Britain's future Queen
has had a lot to do with the
change from prim to fashionable
in the clothes worn by Elizabeth.
Always put in the shade by her
younger sister, Margaret, when it
came to fashionable clothes, Eliza
beth has switched to more be-
coming styles. with a lot more
chic involved.
But somewhere along the line
she forgot to do something about
her Shoes" said one reporter who
covered the Canadian tour.
The shoes she wore when she
stepped off the plane were the
first to cause unfavorable COM
ment. They were high oxfords
that tied at the instep. and they
were anything but smart with the
suit she was wearing.
She later appeared with sew