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Evening star., 1952-04-27
Ohm MALLORYsprawle
81 in the deepest chair
in the apartment, gazing
FICTION

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at his shoes, some six feet and three inches
distant, and pondering problem. John had
several problems on his mind, but this one
bothered him particularly because it was
ridiculous; for week now he had spent
practically all his solitary moments thinking
about girl he had never seen "a girl he
had never even talked to on the phone or
written to, except to enclose check for the
first of two months rent on the apartment
he was sub-letting from her.
The point, as he analyzed it, was whether
persons personality could pervade place
even when she wasn't there - or whether he
had thought about her 50 much he had come
to imagine it did. 1t must be the first,
because he wouldn't have been thinking
about her in the first place if it hadn't been
for the apartment.
You'd almost think Amanda West - that
was her name, and good, simple, reassuring
name it was - had furnished the place to
please him. The chairs were deep and wide
- the kind you could relax completely in -
and all of the ash trays were large and heavy
- few things infuriated John Mallory more
than tiny, feminine ash trays The pre-
dominant colors in the place were soothing
browns and deep reds, and there was
framed photograph of sailboat heeling
around buoy over the mantelpiece that
was just the kind of picture John who was
devout sailor, could gaze at with undim-
inished JOY for hours - and did.
"A WEEK ago, while burrowing in the linen
drawer for bath towel - the bath towels
were enormous and thick, incidentally -
plainly girl in million - he had found
an envelope of Photographic proofs with
Amanda's name on it.
Now it is simple romantic nonsense - this
idea that man carries around in his heart
picture of the girl he hopes some day to
marry; but John could not ignore the fact
that the girl in these pictures was dream
Evening star., 1952-02-26
WoVSIS FURNISHED

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Evening star., 1952-02-26

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Evening star., 1952-02-26

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Evening star., 1952-02-26

BETTER SEE THIS ONE
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Evening star., 1952-02-26
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ALEXANDRIA, VA,
FREaIp pRNTIAL GARDENS
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COLOR REp--AI $50 BN,
COLNRRN

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Evening star., 1952-02-26
HoVSES ron SALE-N,W.

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Evening star., 1952-02-26
SL7bO DOWN, immediate occupancy,
Cony, to Boiling and Andrews AIR
HILLCREsT HEI0HTg

3-BEDRooM BRICK RAMBLER
lot. Truly well built with spacious
rms; frspl,, STORAGE attic; full
home. Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-S136, ATLAS
REALTY CO., ST. 1868, go
Evening star., 1952-02-26
NoVSES VoR SALI-S.I,

El6,Hh0-TW0- family semidet, brick,
Years slG .dt faeias qsys pscTEi cd.Gl tHli
trade for smaller property, JOHN L.
SHELTON, RealtoF, 10, g-e000,
Evening star., 1952-02-26

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Evening star., 1952-02-26
ROOMS AND APTS, 70 SHARE

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sse!S4leess seg4es, MRsl Gssl RUSSELL, a5ssH pm" 'o'
YOUNG MAN to share furp, 3-bedrm
house With Others, Arl' Is min.
11ds COLfMBIA Rb.. Apt 3s.-Con.
one or fthfV fwo 5'r5 GiRks. % Sfa e aS ss
ref. exch.; TV; S35 each. Call after
g pm: weekdays, LU l-l507. --2s
C0NGENIAL. GIRL, % to 30. to
share 1-bedrm. apt; NV. location,
conv. transp.; reaS. Call HO. b465,
to 4 Sundays; $50 to wk. days.
COLoRED-CHRIsTIAN WOMAN TO
share apt. with mother and child;
reasonable. RA. OS63 II
Evening star., 1952-02-26
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washer lmRediste @ oceupsney, $Hsb
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Evening star., 1952-02-26
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BEMIDETAcHIED BRICK
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"LHSNRW VA
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Evening star., 1952-02-26
HYATTgVITI,E Nm
FARRAGUT PL., ME

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gas heat, Available Immediately; 4;
Evening star., 1952-02-26
HoUSgs FURNISHED IceNI,

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Evening star., 1952-02-26

COL0RED-DETACHED 4-room and
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Evening star., 1952-02-26
HOUSES ron SALE-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE, ., G,

CHEVY GHABB, q, q,
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Evening star., 1952-02-26
AooMS WITH boAAD CeONI. ]

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Evening star., 1952-02-26

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AleXandFia Suburbs

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Evening star., 1952-02-26

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siHAtUjiSsfB siHAtUjiSsfBA iRsEALTY co,
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Evening star., 1952-02-26
WESLEY HALL

'EE..'I%!s;s'.'s5 .s55sE!ss' 'i;I:;E 'gEy'ef..lS
ssSs $aqs'$Fo'ES S@'S'sf!I
THE JOHN KIhPEN HOTEL
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RIe.ls4Rama amafha.AnEIsA sAniEfaaIGI
Evening star., 1952-02-26

e! 81 $SasSsEsF r. :% ::s b sss ssttE
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AGER. go
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$4,000 CASH DOWN

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I4I2 EUCLID ST. NV.
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HUNTINGDON. VA

best@ss Xsn' dlnias dlHasFn r! Sr''s and TtEiHl tSil
psmt;i front and back yardI conv,
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JEFFERSON ST NN

Ten Minis. TO the Pentagoh; 2 bed
rms, semidet. brick, newly redec-
GRATED, full bsmt; lovely fenced
Eaarrdd. With barbecue pit; auto. gaI
Evening star., 1952-02-26
HOUSES WANTED TO ReNT
BVSINEss OPPORTUNITIES

aold BsIass! HsITAHRAsT ssS Gg dsaIs a doing
MaH' '4psg.0 experience R'essSFV'
BAKERY for EaIsl well established
cause Of Illness, a47a isEh st. NV,
GROCERY, Italian, imported and
S:sts SS"TtfS't3 mu.t t1sf .s Rs R.i. 'Is EA tssSG,
MODERN BEAUTY SALON on Conn,
ave mas space for rent With sepa-
rate entrance, can b. used for iAGs
treatments, Chiropodist or podio-
tlst, electrplysisl also SlenderiElpg
;Ss'Hi'ii s$$ssflS'h's Ss' cs si iT fSlo ".
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LARGE RoOMIN0 HOUSE. furnished.
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a GROWING CONCERN would like
finance an expanding pfoRfaifi
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tlersst' An Agtlye Interest % busl.
i'i;; S'i'S'+ 'SH:iR SH'iiR''' DStss' lHa:aRn lHiat'Rn
sELF.sERvicE LAUNDRY, best ioe.
atom extebtl6HAl Income esGtl.
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HARDWARB and hpuse furnishings
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gI5S CALF, sT, NV,
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
CLEVELAND PARK
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with a copy of "The Atlantic
Monthly"
Man still likes his woman rea-
sonably helpless. He wants to be-
lieve he is not only the intellectual
but the physical superior. This is
known as the Tarzan complex. So
there is no earthly reason for wo-
men to change tires, wrestle suit
cases or balance check books as
long as it gives men SO much in
nocent pleasure.
The ultra-modern, unmarried
young woman may snort at these
simple, old-fashioned rules. But
that may be the reason she is I'M
married. Her mother was married,
| hope, and her grandmother. And
they didn't snort at such rules
they applied 'em.
Women would do we'll to re-
member that men form the sensi-
tive, emotional sex, verging on
hysteria, and a girl must be pre-
pared to tell her man at least once
daily that she loves him and he is
wonderful. She should always re-
member to compliment him on his
clothes. And to tell him how hand.
, 1952-01-21

some he is every time he gets a
haircut, even though the stimuli
taneous passage Of time and hair
sometimes makes the cut difficult
to detect.
As I said in the beginning,
nothing is so distressing as the i'm
p~lication that leap year is, for
women, merely a catch-as-catch
can season.
Further than that, / can only
say "Good hunting and fire when
ready, Miss Gridley."
, 1952-01-21
Idayss Enshhi;on Na~i

bands.
The Swiss watchmakers, in their
most recent showing of spring
models that will be exported to the
United States best jewelry shops,
presented one of the most unus-
ual lapel watches of this or any
year. A tiny replica of a man and
woman in conversation, with a
lamp post in the background.
The man and woman were made
of gold and multi-colored hand
set stones. The lamp, dangling on
a post, was the daintiest of time
pieces.
, 1952-01-21

NEW YORK, Jan. 81. (INS)-
When Robert Christenberry was
appointed chairman of the New
York State Athletic commission
five months ago, the skeptics were
quick to criticize.
For Christenberry, although well
known Broadway hotel man, was
strictly an outsider in the fight
racket.
Now the most biased observer
has to admit that the Marquis Of
Christenberry is at least in there
swinging.
Christenberry first disciplined
both Champion Sandy Saddler and
Ex-Champ Willie Pep for a clown
ish featherweight title braWl; re-
suscitated the commissions dor
mant medical advisory board; or
dered the States rings floored
with a new protective padding, and
spoke out against undercover man
ayers and -contractual abuses.
Now he has socked ex-manager
Tommy Ryan with the stiffest pen
atty in New York ring history
revocation of his license, a $4,000
fine and an order not even to at
tend a fight in the state.
Ryan fully reserved all this fol
his vicious, hot-headed attack or
referee Ray Miller and Interna.
tional Boxing Club matchmaker.
AL WE'LL at Madison Square Gar.
den a week ago.
The most encouraging part OF
it all is that Abe ]. Greene, com
miss. oner of the National Boxing
association, has indicated a desire
to go along with the dictum.
Ordinarily, the New York com
mission and the MIA go their sep.
, 1952-01-21

arate ways, taking no synonymous
action. Obviously, although New
York's Madison Square Garden is
the principal citadel of boxing,
Christenberry's action against
Ryan would not be fully effective
unless other states concur.
When Rocky Graziano was bar
red in New York a few years ago
for failing to report a bride, he
still managed to pay the rent by
fighting in other states.
But even a united front against
Ryan will not end the matter.
The commissions, in New York
and elsewhere, should now be on
their toes to see that the banned
manager does not find himself a
convenient stooge to handle his
stable Of fighters while he sits
back and collects the proceeds.
There are many reports in fight
circles about just that sort of 60
ings on, where unsavory charac-
ters-who cannot themselves get
licenses-control fighters through
more acceptable "front men,"
Commission Chairman Christen-
berry is on record as being deter
| mined to ferret out and to thwart
such manipulations. But there, as
he has admitted, is the rub.
About the only person in a posi-
ton to know about such dealings
is a fighter who is being victim.
lied by such an under-the-table
set-up. So far not one has come
forward.
1t will be interesting to check
up on the managers of Rocky
Castellani and Tony Pellone, tive
of Ryan's erstwhile meal tickets
six months hence.
, 1952-01-21
By PHYLLIS BATTELLE
international News Service
Woman's Editor.

international News Service
Woman's Editor.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Watch-
makers will paint the time red next
spring.
The newest time-pieces, de-
signed by Swiss artists, are color
full. They have vivid dial faces,
with colored leather bands to
match.
Most exciting high fashion
shade is scarlet, with the other
s%pringtime shades as runners-up.
On palmer watches, the design
r are turning out plain white
faces in 14-karat gold cases, with
removable va~ri-colored wrist
, 1952-01-21

NEW YORK, Jan 81. QNS)-
| am fed up with the innumera-
BILE and libelous pieces being
printed currently in magazines and
newspapers indicating that this,
leap year, is the only annum in
which some girls can get a man.
This is simply an old and de-
spicable canard, calculated to scare
men to death and make them even
more gun-shy than ever. And,
goodness knows, things are diff
cult enough as it is without put
ting the sly creature on guard.
Everyone in his right mind
knows that girls do not chase men.
It is a very unladylike thing to
do even in extremis, or leap year.
Nothing is so distressing as girls
chasing men unless it is men not
chasing girls.
Man likes to believe he is the
pursuer. There is no reason to
disillusion him one year in four
by creating the impression there is
open season or him. When women
chase men it merely gives them
a reputation for being bold, for
ward hussies up to no good. Cor,
smart, shrewd operators up to
no good but their own.)
1t is my honest advice to any
girl always to let a man do the
pursuing, even if she has to get
behind him and push.
And now we come to a vital
point: How to bait the trap. You
can't get a nan with a gun-or
an atom. / believe mamma knew
best. The old ways, tried and true
since Adam, still get results.
Such simple admonitions as "the
way to a mans heart is through
his stomach are as immutable as
the square of the hypotenuse is
equal to the sum of the squares
of the other two sides.
So, feed the brute, and if a CIR
is smart, he need never know I'm
til too late that it was one of those
frozen dinners het up in the oven
1t is sad but true that man, BY
and large, is still allergic to thu
female quiz kid. There are excep
: tions, but they merely prove thu
rule. A girl should know enough t.
reconnoiter before bringing up tn
heavy intellectual artillery.
, Naturally, there are bound t,
be intellectuals in both sexes; tn
law of averages attends to that
Doubtless there is a Phi Bet
Kappa mating call. And it mus
get some response since I some
times see Phi Beta Kappas of bot
sexes wearing wedding rings.
But the old rule of thumb TO
young, unmarried ladies still hold
good: Never be seen in publ
, 1952-01-21
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Smyrna times., 1952-03-06

Gregg, two former Newark High
cagers, and Cuddebeck, University
of Delaware, are expected to be
available. Walt Hatz hit the hoops
for 20 points, this seasons indi-
vidual high in the Tournament, as
the New Castle Five eked out an
sS-71 win over Playtex in the first
round. Crawford and Spleen also
ran hot for the Minutemen while
their passing attack was one of
the best exhibited so far.
All three games are packed with
interest and this weeks attendance
is expected to be one of the best.
Next Saturday, March Is, the
winner of the Delaware Steel-Chin-
colleague game will clash with St.
Joseph's CYO Five, in a quarter
round contest. st. Joseph topped
Dover Interceptors in gaining the
quarter-round. In the second game
Laurel Owls and Harrington Leg
ionnaires, two Eastern Shore Fives
will meet to decide who will take
on the winner of the Newark-New
Castle ALB Minutemen game in the
Semi-Finals.
Semi-Finals will be staged on
Smyrna times., 1952-03-06

the infinite expression of infinite
Mind, and immortal man is coexist-
ent and coeternal with that Mind.
He has been forever in the eternal
Mind, God; but infinite Mind can
never be in man, but is reflected by
man. The spiritual mans con-
.sciousness and individuality are re-
Elections of God. They are the
emanations of Him who is Life,
Truth, and Love. Immortal man
is not and never was material, but
always spiritual and eternal"