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BOILING FIELD AREA--Brick bun
galow. Living nm. with fireplace,
kitchen-dinette tile bath, 2 bedrms..
gr9und-leyel bsmt. Large rec; rn.,
Near new school. 1925 per mo. Lo
1-75SI or LO. 1880. Ia
3 BEDRMS., liv. rm., din. rm. and
kit; cony. to bus stop. IA. 9-7693.
5027 9TH st. NV. --l2
BETHEsDA-Brick; 8 bedrms.. bath,
very nicely furn. S175 per mo.
w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000 til 8.
CONN. EsTATE-su. spr. .-wneaton
Sl"%sSqisfs house dsysSs fSGmy Ssmt Sns6sn tssasp
schools: fenced yd.; Children wei, vel
G1me; iTI : aysilabie S.i Sept. /; $50 mo.
VIIRGiNIA HIGHLANDS. adjacent t0 to
Iurn.' det. bungsio%; sH%t0sG3' sia5 per P'rny my
lease: Otis $4,000. MONAHAN
REALTY. 500 S. 23rd ST.; ewes,
~ No CooI SECTION OF ARL.-Three- iS
bedrm. rambler, air conditioner in
DISPOSAL, TV, piano. Avail. immedi-
ately,, until Jan. 6. S1S5 month.
1900 IvYYDTALE ST, silver h Spring,
Md.-Corner brick bungalow. 2 bed
rms T,,f hsmt n.y. 'Tm ndinette, Kit, bath,
yd;; $50 per mo, JUSTINE REAL
TX Co, Az 5th st, NV, DI, z
FAIRFAX, vA.-7-rm. mod. Colonial,
Tm qGn raF, a. si5b sf5bs mol incl jA porch sso,S gti
LOVELY HOME - close-in Silver
Spring. $3.50. RIA. 6-2S14. JU
BEiTTiFuL !NOi ii SPACIOUS HOUSE With
at 1924 South oxford st. bet. / pm.
to pm, Arl., Va. IA
= Attractive 2-bedrm.,
Semidet; brick, sep. din. rm., full
bsmt., tile bath. nice porch and yard !;
oeaut. turn: close new school and
SSsSa ShSsS, Sl2o' less unfurn. sTE'
SILVER sPRING-Two bedrms, l.
year lease. Sl26 a mo. JU. 9-3490.
LOG CABIN LODGE bedrms., / iiv.
rnrcb rm kit and a6s vo BATH w iFeplags aS and
HOUSE WITH INCOME ~ Small
apartments. Desirable location in
Petworth vicinity, near stores and
transportation; $160 mo. DREY-
FUSS BROS. INC, 1919 18th ST..
SILVER Vi ~ sPRiNG0 ST aSG0-. = Completely and
nicely furn. detached bungaiow; ,
bedrms., lge. fenced-in lot; close to
transp. Sl4O mo. HoLMEAD
REALToR; ~. $4,000 till 9. --l2
GEORGETOWN-Lge. liV. rm., din.
rm.,, firepl., ? bedrms., ga baths;
garden. terrace beaut. furn.; rent
$235. Phone HO. 2-7104. -13
FALLS CHURCH, VA. Charming
modern rambler. Two bedrms., COM
pletely furn: Air cond. Aug. 15-
i, Dec. Dec y, rcI,, JE; 3-90s6. la
tain has, furnished 3-bedrm.. de:
bsmt.; available Immediately until
Jan. l; reasonable rent. Call day
time, MA. S-3120, Ext. 463; ewes,
ARL.-3 -bedrm. Colonial. scr. porch,
gar, oil heat; conv. loc.; blk. bus,
stores: S125. ia. 2-013S.
BRIGHTW0OD - Groom, 112-bath
nicely turn. house. owner will share
with small family of Jewish faith.
siS' caii TA lafn S.444l 49 mo- excel i5 erf9sO
1875 NORMANDY DR., Silver Spring
Md S135 per mo. Attrac. Semidet.
3-bedrm. home with auto, washer
L: j. MILLS g. SONS. MA. S-4561,
OIL. 6-7625. -12
ALEX. 18th Century town house
3 bedrms., 3 fireplaces; walled gar
Gen; immed. possession. Sl65.
FAIRFAX COUNTY Most attrac
white rambler with 8 acres. on lge.
creek; 3 bedrmS.. l bath, porch,
breezeWay and 2-car gar. Sl55. In
H. r. WHARTON. AGENT
XII Q-TSQ0
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APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG COUPLE-Quiet, refined. de-
sire l or . bedroom apt. in pvt.
home. HO. 2-1735, 6 and pm. =
2-bedrm. apt, wanted
in Georgetown. for 3. including
WdNGcoRHR$ Shtla; sEx sR SoSlsTv stST Tsdsn.r lso
desires unfurn. 2-bedrm. apt. with
cleo. kit. EN-. 3-2093. -12
COUPLE, no children. no
pets: 2-bedroom unfurnished apt.
vicinity of Tenley Circle: will pay
to S100: must have BY Aug. 80.
Call any time Sat. and Sun. on
weekdays after 6 pm, JU. S-1124.
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ELMAR GARDENS

A lovely garden apt. deyel-
opment can nov offer several
l and 2 bedrm. apis. Rentals
of S77.50 and $50 incl. all util.
Very large rm. sizes. To reach:
Out Bladensburg rd. ne. to
Peace Cross, bear rt. on De-
fense hwy. to EdmonSton rd.,
turn left l mile to Hamilton st.
Mr.. Starner, AP. 7-S60S, or
SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO,
1905 Il St. NV, Ma. 2345.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ANDREWS FIELD OFFICER needs "a
bedrm. l:story rambler; must be
excel cond., neighborhood; peri care
guar. ME. S-71S3. 81 pm.
WANT or q rooms, lavatory. 1st n,
Yard, good location, commercial
rooming- -house zone. lease 3 to 5
yrs, prefer r. l. ave. ne. HO.
FISH MARKET, estab. Is yrs. also
Moray SIT. refgr. box. NO. 1885.
TWO-MEMBER FAMILY professional
Bs9Pe SsaHaf SEPT fpe fu1nshsS aSs-
unfurnished. Moderate rented. Pre-
lease. Cali MR.. JAMES Monday
through Friday 1-5 pm. RE.
PHYSICIAN at NH desires s-bedrm,.
unfurn. home near Bethesda. Write
H. GOODMAN. MD, 6327 18th
st. NV; after $50 pm. TU. 2-11l1.
REAR ADMIRAL, U.sN., desires to
lease exceptionally well-furniShed
home In NV: requires 3 bedrms..
pa baths, den or rec. room, maids
rm.; no children: no pets: not in
terested in usual rental property
but will give perfect care to some
ones cherished home; $500 per mo.
for suitable place. WO. 6-6135. 13s
NAVAL OFFICER-One child, need Q
or ) bedrm unfurn. house; very
close to elementary school, Long
lease. LO. 5-3747. -l2
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ApTs. FURN.-D. c. Cont, ,

EFFICIENCIES - Modern downtown
559i'ainE; See Resident Mansser
cENTRAILY = LOCATED - Lovely
arse Closets. E' competsg ssRsSG
including Tv, all utilities. Immedi-
ate possession. or 2 adults. 1924
mo-, mo; "a. s-s12o. Ext. 7Ssi be-
1ss MIssissIPP1 AVE. Sci bed
fnrn m a9s $50 mo. 5aFss Jo 9og seSasS si'' u'ii'
$50 MISSOURI AVE. NV, in apt.
bldg.-Well-fu 1-bedrm. apt. f;
auto. washer and dryer, excel.
trsnsp. and shop; $95. utils. incl.
Mr. A caPiToL, 3PTto or ef5 IS const SSSSy, sve ne
2nd f.. lss. rms, lge; kit. and pvt:
AIR-COND. EFFICIENCY - Modern,
new bldg, elevators. secretarial sery.
Fashionable uptown Conn. ave-. EN-.
1918 'g1, fitS S'sSi ST. Nw.-1st-fioor apt,
3 rms. and bath; child accepted;
xdd after II Pm negIr aH S-7ga6 sGf screened mls
porch; conv. to Navy Yd, and Boiling
$40 CRITTENDEN ST.-Newly decor.
lily. rm:; 6edrm.. kit. and pvt. bath
BEAAiUTT.. T'1sf' Isl FLOOR dbl. ,bedrm.
comb. pantry, pvt. bath. back
porch and yard. Basemt. apt 2
dbl bedrms.. pvt. bath; lge. kit. re-
ssie, si girls; Iris maid maid service; ice. on IN busline.
CoNN. ! n AVE AVE. AT DAVENPORT ST.
Studio liv. rm., foyer, full-size kit.
nd bath. bath. EN- 3-I9l2 o.,,o,;.o ~
apt. Utils. furn.; S45 per mo. See
s9t. ] after 6 pm. ASHLEY NC
1Sfi Shi s1S12ti ONTARIO PL. N.w.-Apt. /;
Apt. 4. ASHLEY, INC. MA. s-6464.
FURNIsHED-2 room basement apt;
utilities included; $50 mo, 1881
University pl. NV. NO. 7-SO4S;
41s FARRAGUT ST. N,w.-Private
bath and entrance: working couple;
SIS mo. After pm, RA. 6-700s.
1414 GIRARD ST. N.w.-3 bedrms,.
Apply % u Janitor. TU. 10000 &I3
LIT. RM., bedrm.. kit. foyer. porch,
bath avail Sept. list, Apply Janitor
$500 14th st. NV. TU. 2-o6OO;,,
aaa sth ST. N.E.-Two lovely front
rooms for employed couple, S55
month. II. 4.-90s1 nX2S N9 children; en-. :
SfdTm Sfeben s6 sfCVe plus inGlaifd ates OSFGn 8Gs
143l I3ih hsPPfRi1NSG Pfi 4 ROAD N.w.-Emciency
or 1;bedrm. apt. LOUIS RUDDEN'
,5iS 5x, SlS107i aSD r SITS. Nw.-Elevator
bldg. sun deck, ir-cond., garage
RfSAi4asii hp 4ssi4is $50 or oO Ho. 2-9269.'
1I02 18th ST., APT. IL rm.. kit.
and pvt. bath: $3.50 per mo. incl,
utils. See Janitor. --------
1883 NEWToN-2-bedrm. apt. TU.
sI55 MI. PLEASANT bedrm. Du,
DUPONT cIRcLE AREA, -
ONE BEDROOM, EFFICIENCY AND
BACHELOR
Completely furn. and recently dec;
RHT nanassT. sep0iRtmssn4fa sT s4ass e inspect a6
ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APIS;
carpet and drapes, complete kit. and
pancy. Si1O up. Apply at desk
1901 18th ST. NV.
Du. 7-1o76. 4G fa1 NJ. s-54oo
We HAVE APIS AND HOUSES SUB.
VA, MD WHITE OPEN Z DAYS
A-ONE RENTAL b REALTY CO.
0 % i4th 4 AVE NV,
SIS KING ST. ALEX. XII S-I3l3
ONE BEDROOM AND EFFICIENCIEs
LARGE APARTMENT BUILDING
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
ELEVATOR
ALL OUTSIDE APARTMENTS
Bedrm., liv. rm.. kit, bath with
shower and tub. dinette dressing
Fm; new refer. with freezer chest
Recently decorated.
For Appointment to Inspect
Call Manager. ST. 3-42S2
10
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BRADLEY BLVD. APIS
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has q few
l-bedrm. units avail. priced from
Go:min. drive from the White
to ONCE In Adams Bldg: cor. Mt
Bridge. conv.. GEORGETOWN, downtn
See MRS HELD. Out Wilson blvd,
left on Oak St., right to 1900 18th
ARL.WNew. 1-bedrm. apts., near
Ft. Myer. Pentason. Arlington Hall,
Navy Annex (best sectionl; SS5:
all utils. except. elec.; no children.
out Wilson blvd. left on Oak St.
TTight to 1900 18th I'd. No. MRS
ARRiI1iSNGToN-Fort Myer. 1910 N
Quinn: very neat, i-bedrm. apt.
ps pSs11T;5o' 81 utils' incl, IA: S.SS3;1S S 10
rm;; kit. and hathrm. Phone ia
N. ARL., close in. nr. Pentagon-prac-
Redec.. front apt. With cross draft
Liv. rm.. dinette. bedrm., kit, bath
concrete parking lot, locker. Near
COlOn,ai Col sI Village S. shopping; center nt;
$3.50: avail. Sept. /; adults only.
s-RM. SEWIY DECORATED APT,
H.S5!,I. modern kitchen, J.s porch; l blk.s 2
ARL.-Lovely 1-hedrm. apt: couple
or 2 girls; unusually quiet, clean,
apt. 10-unit BLDG, blk. to Hecht's;
best transp.; $3.50. KE. S-6720.
mod, 2 bedrms., lge.
liv. rm.. paneled dinette in new apt.
bldg. of Russell rd., 10 W. Chap
man OV. 3-3529 or OV. 3-077S.
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED (cont.i
NEW DETACHED, 3-bedrm, house

NEW DETACHED, 3-bedrm, house.
S10S mo. 4503 32nd St. M. Rainier.
Md. TU. 2-359I. 10
NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER; immedf.
ate occupancy; S106.bO mo, zoos
AigshWood rd, Rockcrest. Rockville.
MD. la
SEMIDET. in Walter Reed section
d.hSs hnedrms;, ms. ? baths; oil heat. For
LLOYD r /. TURNER. Resl ear%s Estass e
ALEX. AREA bedrms.. brick du.
PIE plex' iTssd teneed yard; yrs. old; S106.
BSsUK; vl S'4ois 3 bedrms., rarbar. dispioss.,. Mis
di5;6TssSss; #; siSss in b. c. sii$' ir;'':a': no:
GLASS MANOR, clean. 2-bedrn. brk.:
isnSed sI1a yard iuli ass bSmt' and gas heat.
LIKE kGo' NEW, w. S-r@. SlloI brick home: eE clos.
IN Sc. area; bsmt.. fenced yard:
near bus; S97 so per mo. Cali JU.
> 919a2ei RsHs " ewes; Sui S;;7S74. Ill
shqpRns ppm JS: fsn'fr a!5Gs4 s1l' mo- Call fg fls'r
NORTH I ARL;-5.bedrm. brick ram
posal; full dry bsmt,; fenced yard:
iSsG1$ 1885 Oi 5sS5s5 S5esnREisF 5E sssiG. oRin
N. MICHIGAN PARK, brick: & rms,
all mod. rec. rm.. gas heat; really
nice .$l@5. THAcKER Really. ST.
SILVER sPRINc-Nearly new s 3-6ed-
y sTa H. iSs SsP s1Hs' fsS si5S fsS 81 5G 'SeSG
sfIjHER SPRfNG-out Ca. ave. GnT sIp.r
hwy. IN the Wheaton Hills area;
this charming 3-bedrm,. 2-story
brick is offered for immed. sale due
TO transfer of owner who will con-
immaculate: full bsmt.; level; fenced
yard; overlooks lovely park; very
nr. fine new school. Priced 40
1850 take a look: JU. 9-644Q
gS1ntii S1tii 0 pm. wooDslDE REALTY
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. near bus.
schools: 4-bedrms.. | "a baths, gar.
$lS5 mo; MRS. CLYDE C.. cum
NINoToN. OIL. 2-2635. EN-. 2-s3ss.
ARL;-5 min. to PentaEon; beautiful
huge bedrms,, lge, Iiy rm,, din. area.
fully equip. kit. breakfast nook.
pm. no: Sei4oo;' $50 o,m. om. to to
NE.a2RR Pot 10Th A2s AND s. K Sis, N.wGls1ss
commercial; 3-story brick; rms,
baths; ideal for business and living
VI OlhNC opACCs LCdoOLlhUi0
rent. H.. T. RANDOLPH, RE.
7-2137. Ii 4-7265. -13
BELLE HAVEN--Pre-war stone and
brick house with bedrm.. screened
Immed. possession. S150. =
ALEX. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
2-story brick; 2 bedrms., tile bath.
bsmt.. rec. rm.; fenced yard. High
elevation with view. S110 Immed.
YATES GARDENS. ALEx.-Two-bed-
room Colonial town house; fireplace;
finest appointments; bsmt.. walled
poss, S125. H R. WHARTON.
NO. ARLINGTON = Three-bedroom
Colonial. full bsmt. Conv. to transp.
and school S150.
Arlandria-Three-bedrm. brick row
house S115.
Falls Church. Four -bedrm. Cape Cod,
| full basement. S135.
Falls Church area-Three- -bedrm., /.
story house; equipped kit, lge. lot.
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WANT A
CHAMPAGNE APT.
BEER PRICE2

BEER PRICE?
2-Bedroom Apis. From $3.50
Month Including All Utilities
SOME 1-BEDRM. APTS. AVAILABLE
AT EQUALLY LOW RATES
Then come out now to charming
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS APIS:
In Arl., Va, and see our newly deco
rated, cool KING-SIzED APTS., for
present or early occupancy. All
apis. have 2 or 3 exposures, 5 huge
closets, beautiful kitchens and baths,
ETC.. and there are broad lawns, in
closed playgrounds. laundry, storage
movements from the Pentagon and
downtown D. c., with good bus
tranSp.
Greenbrier ST., right long blk. to
managers office on right at -S15
Greenbrier ST.. Open daily and Sum-
day 1919. Call IA. 7-5565.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.
1920 K st. NV. EX. 3-1S11
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APrs. FURNIsHED-D. c.

C0L0RED-2.RM. APT. near bath
back porch. 212 11th ST. Sc. Ii
3-66S0. Ia
ICoLORED-BASEMENT APT. va.
can't" suitable for > students or will
rent to others; located on Perry pl
NV, near 14th st. carline. For in.
formation come to Room 215. 1424
CoLORED-1SO6 BELMONT RID
N.W.-1 rm., kit. and bath from
COLORED-1s3S 10th st. NV
Beaut. studio apt. and rm. kit.
and bath; tile bath. modern kit.
utilities included: rental S94 90 up
HARRY JUSTINE
Ma. S-2S44 S11 18th st. NV
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JOHN w. MULROY
HOUSES TO SHARE

WE THREE want one more girl to
Join US in attrac.. modern NV.
home Cell US, IA. 9-l16S.
GEORGETOWN--On discriminating
girl t21-35l to share lovely 3-bedrm.
III
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

1895 New Hampshire ave.
n.w.-In converted office build
ing; Sd floor. Furnished. l.
rm. -and-bath efficiency apart
ment for | quiet discriminating
person; $40 mo. includes util-
tiles. Call Mrs. Matthew Finn.
sANDOZ. INC. 9 Dupont Cir
cln Dill H-1o3A. ~
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2 AND 8 BEDRM. APIS.
Avail. immed. and Sept. 1st: $50. so
up. utilities incl. Express bus. lge.
spac. rms. walking distance to
church. Ldry. facils,. storage. cross
42i4 4th st. Sc. 10. 3-1434. Ia
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DRUGSTORE
RARE INVESTMENT

With liauor license. Glass A. well es-
tabl in prominent NV. section; air
cond.. modern fixtures; S55, 900.
Must have substantial cash. Box
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Splendid Opportunity

storm window and
modernizinR company viii take
active partner who will invest
$4,000: gross income for 8 months
this year $4,000. Box 2O9-M, star.
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- East coast beach
front hotel, gross income about
$500, 900 in 4-mo. season. ESti-
mated net income $4,000 to $50, =
900 Choice location in popular
ocean resort w/tremendous growth
potential. About S120,000 cash
equity needed. Agt. Box 415-M.
Star
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CONN AVE NV

One large bedroom, liv. rm.. dinette,
kit. porch and bath. Elev. bldg. with
Secretarial phone service. Adults
only: Sl35 per mo. Call BOSS &
PHELPS. INC. MA. $4,000. IA
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OverlookS Rock Creek Park
One bedrm.. liv. rm.. full din. rm.,
lge. kit. Sm. porch. very lge. rms.
and closets; attrac., clean, cool;
excel loc. 2153 Calf. st. NV, Sl50.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
tccntinued.I
HOUSES FURNISHED

BOILING FIELD AREA--Brick bun
galow. Living rin. with fireplace,
kitchen-dinette. tile bath, Q bedrms.,
ground-level bsmt. Large rec. rm,,
Near new school. SI25 per mo. LO
T-75Sl or LO. 1880. -I3
3 BEDRMS., liV. rm., din. rm. and
kit; conv. to bus stop. Ia. 9-7693
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18th Century town house
3 bedrms., 3 fireplaces; walled gar
0en; immed possession; Sl65.
COUNTY - Most attrac
white rambler with 5 acres. on Ige.
creek; 3 bedrmS.. l bath, porch,
breezeway and 2-car gar. Sl55. In
med. poss
H. r. WHARTON. AGENT
XII Q-TSQ0
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CONTINUED or Next PaSe)
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qoIES S1kM g0peSIY eE9cEHy' FHg.' sEEP EEPr ASR sR
so, p. G. Co. MD. w. w. LEWIS.
REALTOR. HE 4-3500; EYES.
CENTRAL S-4g6l IA
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New Hope for 'Fotties, Says Busy Ti|Iie Lewis

serving Of broiled chopped steak,
two vegetables, bread with grape
jelly and chocolate pudding.
She says:
Nov If you ate that kind of
lunch you wouldn't feel that
you were on diet, would you?
Even with the bread, jelly and
pudding, the calory count is
within reducing diet limits"
Mrs. Lewis now employs 1000
persons in her California fac
tories, and looks forward to a
gross of $50 million sales by
1854.
Born in Brooklyn, she started
her canning career in 1884, going
to Italy to bring back seeds of
the pear-shaped tomatoes which
now are a staple of the canning
industry. She is married to
Meyer L. Lewis, handsome.
hearty gent who helps manage
her vast enterprises.
The Lewises live in a white
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sirup-and won't put on an ex-
ira ounce of fat"
The new sugar-free foods also
are in wide use by diabetes, says
Mrs. Lewis. adding:
Nov you can go on a diet
and not even know it. We have
every kind of fruit, salad dress
ings and puddings. A reducing
diet doesn't have to be so grim"
AS to those 42O million pounds
she hopes to remove from the
population, she explains:
There are 80 million people
in the United States who are
overweight an average of Is
pounds each. Add it up and it
makes 420 million pounds. That,
let us say, is our target for
1883"
In New York she staged diet
luncheon adding up to only 469
calorieS.
The menu:
Fruit cocktail, half-pound
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brick provincial house In Stock.
ton, with a yard which has q
garden Of all white flowers In
front and an orchard In back
with two Of everything-two
pear trees, two apple trees. two
walnut trees and so on, except.
says Tillie:
"Of course, we have more than
two tomatoes"
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League toHeur
DR.. .kuIindu NuQ

DR.. Kalinda Nag, visiting pro-
fessor from the University Of
Calcutta, now at Hamline Uni
versity. st. Paul. Mimi. will
address the D. c. Area Branch
of the Women's International
League for Peace and Free
dom at meeting to be held at
$3.50 pm. Thursday at the Davis
House, 1922 r street NV.
His talk on india and the
Pacific World" will be followed
by an informal question period.
DR.. Nag will be the guest OF
honor at a dinner to be given
by the leagues executive board,
before the meeting.
At the conclusion of the meet
ing, a "bon voyage" reception will
be given in honor of Mrs. Sylvia
Wubnig, president Of the District
Area Branch, who will leave with
her husband, Arthur Wubnig, for
Thailand next week.
Mr.. Wubnig is senior econ
omist with the International
Bank for Reconstruction and
Development. He expects to be
in Thailand for approximately
two months.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

When a wife or husband be-
comes unfaithful to the marriage
vows, there is a reaSon-of
course. The reason may be solely
the weakness, foolishness or
viciousness of the offender. but
it's not often that all the blame
can be put on one side. If your
partner goes astray, the first step
toward a remedy is to ask your
self honestly, What did I do
that encouraged this tragedy?"
Mrs. A. had not done this. She
had merely ordered her husband
out Of the house.
How long ago was that?" ]
asked.
1.-TWO months ago."
"You have probably seen him
since them"
"Oh, yes, he's after me all the
time to take him back; says
this other woman means nothing
to him, while the children and
I mean all the world to him."
What do you say to that,
Mrs. A.?"
"Of course, I couldn't take him
back unless I was sure he had
changed"
After hearing Mr.. AS side of
the story it was easy to draw a
very common picture. He was a
quiet and slightly timid person;
his wife a strong, driving, dom
mating woman. When we meas
ured her traits on the johnson
Temperament Analysis we found
Evening star., 1953-01-06
By Dorothy Roe
Associated Press Women's Editor

ASSOCldJeu FIeSS WOIHtI1 GuitUE
Tillie Lewis of Stockton, Calf.
widely known as Queen of the
pear-shaped tomatoes" hopes to
remove 420 million pounds OF
excess weight from the United
States population in the next
few years.
The bouncing, red-headed Til
lie, who introduced small. Italian
pear-shaped tomatoes to the
canning business, has embarked
on a new enterprise.
She breezed into New York the
other day, dressed in silver mink
and pear-shaped diamonds, to
talk about it.
Already on sale in certain
areas, the new products include
fruits and puddings which taste
sweet without sugar.
She explains:
I've been working on the for
mula for almost 10 years. You
know how formerly diet foods
made with saccharine had a bit
ter taste. I was determined to
find a way to make them taste
good. Finally we hit on the an
swer-a combination of saccha-
rine and nectin N0w the foods
taste as good as those packed in
Evening star., 1953-01-06
Modern MARRIAGE
One Reason for Infide|ity
Too Dominant q Mate

that in 100 women picked at
random there would not have
been another as aggressive as
she.
Mr.. A. owned a small-town
candy store and factory. During
the war his help left because
they could get big pay elsewhere.
AS the children were old enough
to be in school, his wife volun-
teered to come down and help
out. She took over the front of
the store. pushed him into the
back room to pull taffy and dip
chocolates. She met all the Gus
toners. all the statesmen. She
Joined the Chamber of Com
merce and the Business and Pro-
fessional Women. He was just
Mrs. AS husband"-and not
many people even knew he was
that!
Being the unknown man in
the backroom, while his wife was
in the spotlight all the time,
didn't help his morale. He grew
more and more dissatisfied and
unhappy. A woman whom he
met in a cocktail parlor began
to Sympathize with him and
well, you take it on from there.
You know how the story goes.
We helped Mrs. A. to manage
her aggreSsiveness more success
fully. She let her husband run
the store, gave more time to her
home and helped in several COM
munity organizations. They are
once more a happy couple.
Over sggressiveness, handled
unWisely, is one of the greatest
enemies of happy marriage. If
you suspect you might have a
touch of it. write me for a sheet
OF suggestions called Don't Be
Too Aggressive" 1t will be sent
to you with the compliments of
this newspaper if you inclose
a stamped, self-addressed enve-
lope.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
To Plan Benefit

Members Of the Washington
Ladies Auxiliary Of the Jewish
Consumptives' Relief Society will
meet tomorrow to discuss final
plans for their benefit supper
and bazaar slated for Sunday
afternoon at the Adas Israel
Synagogue.
Proceeds from the event will
be used to purchase a portable
X-ray machine for the j. c.
r. S. sanitorium in Denver, Colo.
At present, 10 Washington
tuberculosis patients are under
going free treatment at the hos
nita1
Evening star., 1953-01-06
Alaska Delegate
To Be Speaker

E. L. Bartlett, recently re-
elected as delegate to Congress
from Alaska. will be the guest
speaker at a luncheon meeting
Of the NeWcomb Club of Bethesda
to be held at HAS am. Friday
at the Dinner Bell Restaurant
in Bethesda.
Hostesses for the occasion will
include Mrs. Francis c. Maley
Mrs. Walter j. Simons, Mrs
Luther B. Jackson, Mrs. Will
liam H. Spignul, Mrs. Carl F.
Bond and Mrs. William M. Read
ing.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
Drama Program

DR.. James G. McManaway of
the Folger Shakespeare Library
will be a speaker tonight on a
program arranged by the drama
section Of the Woman's Club of
Chevy Chase at the clubhouse.
DR.. McManaway is consultant in
literature and photography at
the library.
Mrs. Zelda Fichlander, manag-
ing director of the Arena Thea
ter. also will be a speaker.
Musical selections will be given
by Mildred Colvin, vocalist, ac-
companied by Olive Writer'S.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
Red Cross Meetino

The Chevy Chase branch of
the Montgomery County Chapter
OF the American Red Cross will
meet at ii am. Thursday at the
nome OF Mrs. William Farris of
1901 Cypress street, Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Lee Price Calfee, chairman
OF the branch, will preside at the
quarterly meeting. The session
IS open to anyone interested In
Red Cross work.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
Film ShoWinq

The Community Film Coun-
Gil will sponsor u social pro-
gram of historic films (1896 to
1946) at 1890 tomorrow morn
ing in the auditorium Of the
National Archives at Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Eighth street
NV. Mrs. Charles McInnis Is
program chairman Of the coun-
Gil which is headed by Mrs.
Theodore Spector.