davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-12-11
DIO-PHoNOGRAPH combination.
Masnavox, walnut. Call IA. 7-4734.

RADIO -PH6N0GRAPH combination.
Masnavox, walnut. Call IA. 7-4734.
RADIo-PH0NoGRAPH combustion
console model: dark mahogany fin-
ish; In excellent condition. Reason
able for quick sale. Lo. 4-023s.
RADIO HAMS. Sell oonset super-six
Call WO. 6-3SS6; W3JTz. 12s
O-PHONOGRAPH, .Philco high
fidelity model. 60ss on for quick
sale. 3-speed changer, AM, I'm and
sW. $3.50. Nr. Walter Reed. TU.
RANGE. elec., fully auto, Gibson.
rm. table. mahog.. drop-ieaf, new.
RECORD CHANGER. webcor. 1891.
p sspeed a auto Sss sa2 90 for e.ssads: S2g H.
and and stylus; ay s s11.5o. Phono amp amp.
Webcor. Model 12g. a tubes.
new fins tone: 81. s5. sP. S-7ssS.
REFRIGERAToRs, eiee.. gas, see. so
up. PEERLESS SALES co. 2237
R99sfRiHSSRaTG;R 81 Hys y; De; ana S-SSss, SaSssb,nr ma
iCk.s. INC, 3o05 14th st. NV,
REFRIGERATOR, 1850 Westing-
house; $75; Excellent condition.
REFRIGERATOR. table top. S75;
late-model refgr.s SIS; also. reigr; !,
S45 win deliver. DE. 2-37o2.
REFRIGERATOR. Kelvinator. slight
used with Deep freeze storage. New
Hotpoint elee. range. Leaving for
RKESpTRiaERH5roRsa KpTss "a Sdeses Zoo, gas; in exec.
Condition: I and s eu. 4: II yog
your your sumner cottage, these are .
bargain. They are now being re-
moved from apts. to be replaced by
larger units. Phone 10. 3-4040;
REFRIGERATOR, Kelyinator. 8 Gu.
IT,: ironer, rugs. tables. drapes. misc.
AID. 4-34fg7 Sun. TIN
REFRIGERATORy Frigidaire; ca. T..
excel cond.; Zenith 75 hearing
aid. bahys Formulette kis3 extra u,
sss:lss; sessonssl. are A Ieeyss ssss s
REaFFRRIItGtIEsRiiT6R. brsnS-ney. s-cu.-
Il. GE, with warranty. iess than
wholesale. HE 4.5425. -12
REFRIGERATOR, HheIvadore. g Gu.
IT.. 8 Yrs. old: $50. Call IA. 2-5lSs.
RErsrcERAroR. oE, Q Gu. It. i
year old: 500. VIII. 8-5729. 513s
FREEZER top. SIS. SIS can Il. s-so1s;
REFRIGERATOR, Z Gu. IT. Frlsid.
,a,.,sI srs sll Rss Sss. sSnsr0 s.I ia esessiass sss
Evening star., 1954-12-11
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS. porches,
jalousies, kitchens moderniZed. recr
rms, complete remodeling service;
estimates free; all work fully guar:
no money down, SO mos. to pay
SECO SALES. Ju. 5000; EN-. 2
S749 day or night.
attics converted to bed
rooms or apartments: dormers,
porches; recreation rooms. kitchens;
bathrooms and heating systems mod
ernized: carpentry and painting; nc
down payment. ell work guaranteed
Call day or night, TU. 2-667S. IRl-
STATE HOME IMPROVEMENT EN-.
CHEERING co.
TOMBSTONE, johns Manville. siding
roofing, porches inclosed. See our
new Ribbon Stone. Moderni2ing your
home Is our business, Certified Johns
Manville dealer: all work guar: free
est: nothing down; 9 yrs. to pay
TRACING CO.. 1919 Beth. ave.
BRICKWORK, chimneys. steps. re.
pairing, etc. Damp walls above
grade pointed. waterproofed. NO
BGaapozER GTssrsoizER for rent: SIT. blade;
81 per hour. Bsrnt.. fine grading
and back Milling. SO moving charge
anywhere In Metro. area. Call Mr.
WILLIS, VIII. 6-6080. LIZ
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Star Lumber Co.
46O1 Hilltop Ter. Sc.
LU. Z-11Uo

ELECTRIC TRAIN, HO model, layout,
We best Oes I'M ef5ss 5ss
--12
TRAIN, American Flyer,
with. accessories, mounted on ply
wood, $50. Call XII. S-2010. ---12 J
ELEC. TRAIN. Lionel. de luxe, "a g..
8 cars, Axe plywood. 2 pr. elec.
switches, Q uncouplers. KE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
REFRIGERATOR ~ Al eonditi,
$50. Call NJ. 5-4491. -l2
REF'RIGERATOR

f.cas rons,f,on Sas sT. a.t-sa
10
- gh.. ssEle. -. ,,is.' H. AZ
and char. s.. IA. 9.9eST. Ia
prrcpe On -. eAa az.
saa e,5 ~ a. ~ 80 So "a r,ii,,Alp,s
tS1sS tS1sS Si5S i55SS9 ~ sAs;S2. ~ SSSsNn- SSsNanS
10
-,,,xu.zS.-
hESLAokANI RayLrmANL. COM
bpSv,.4NS bpsSSs;v 1Sesns snsaeks s.tey ss Sc TSneAS'
o1oWNANd o-sooos kN, ySo
E0ASIEh-Generd Electric: SIC.
~. $3.50.
used only , times: s55 cash. RA.
oasss.
sizes; prices rsasonahle. RARE
hu0 shof, S4S1 1stn g. n,W.
<o
RUG, hand hooked. wool, 1lx16; Ike
new, with rubber wafie pads $3.50.
.oL. A-60f0. -l6
RUGS. Oriental Hokahars, 6x9. $50;
very heavy Chinese. 9xi2; excellent
eotid.; Sl45. KL S-1S1Sf liz
RUG. Lees dura-twist, beige, with
rubber pad, 15xl0.9: $i26. cAn
EM. 2-4ooS. LIZ
RUGS. genuine Kirman oriental.
l0xl5: Ike new; gorgeous eolcrs;
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Statesmen

For sportswear and furnishings de-
partments, In fine specially store;
1uH.tlme employment from now un-
refs. necessary: opportunity for high
earnings. Apply Mr.. Stewart, THE
YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919 r
Evening star., 1954-12-11
CHEQUE TYPIsT

Require high school graduate with
exceptional accuracy: COUPLED with
o minimum speed Of 20 w.p.fn. In
finance department.
5-DAY, 40-HOUR WEEK
Permanent position and opportunity
to advance, many worthwhile en-
ploye benefits.
APPLY
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1341 q st. NV. Room goo
Evening star., 1954-12-11
SiTUATioNs-lMEN

ACCOUNTANT, part time; books
started, caught up kept part time;
loc. refs; prompt; reas. JU. 9-5407
ACCOUNTANT-Books started, con.
tinued;< financial state. TAX serv.; /;
prompt, reasonable: refs. RE. a.
4 OOSS. -19
statistical, fun or part
time: 10 yrs. exper. ME. S-0e63.
ECONOMIST, statistician. 81; wide
professional exper.; 1880 hrs. q
Wk.; So an hr. ia. e-15S5. --l2
MEAT CUTTER, or warehouse clerk;
exper.. reliable, middle-aged: pref.
nr, silver Spring; 6-8 hrs. daily.
JU. 0-4797. liz
MAN, colored. seeks work OF any
kind. Driver. cleaning. etc. Lu. 81
2349 after 8. 13s
MAN, colored, exper., desires house,
cleaning or lawn work by day. RIA.
MEN AVAILABLE for house and yard
work. and other misc. odd Jobs. Call
the SALVATION ARMY. Harbor
Light Center. ME. S-4532.
PART-TIME JOB Kitchen
help or cleaning ONCE. Hrs. $50
p.m.-12. LII. 2-3I03. liz
Evening star., 1954-12-11
STEEL

We have large stock Of new ana used
steel In many sizes. such as I-beams,
q aasls &c. iron and reinforcing steel cut
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-el77
Evening star., 1954-12-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. company
claim department has opening for
clerk-typist: central location; pleas
ant working conditions. Apply MR..
LEVER1NG, $50 woodward Bldg.
18th and H sts. NV. Ia
CLERK-TYPIST, viii be trained In
handling automobile titles and ac-
counting. Apply In person, no phone
calls See NJ; Hook. AMERICAN
Dealer, $50 N. Glebe rd., Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1954-12-11

ANTIQUE JEWELRY
RopIN JEWELs. sos 18th st: NV.
BABY CARRIAGE, French; used; ex-
cellent condition; S25. IKE. S-5s4S.
,--12
BABY DRESSES. 750, Filipino. hand
embroidered; worth So each; $50
slips. all for $3.50. Call eyes,. JE.
BATHTUBs, built-in, SID; basins.
1910 Baltimore Ave, wa. 7-65o1
1746 Lee Hwy, ia. S-a700
BED, compl.. SIS: HOLLYWOOD, $25;
chairs. S2. ST. 3-s546 after IL noon.
BED, maple, single; good spring and
mattress. S16; buffet, walnut nm
iSh, $40. WE. 5-52O9. Ill
Evening star., 1954-12-11
CARPETS CLEANED FOR
CHRISTMAS

Let us revive the exquisite color OF
the rugs and carpets In your own
home, shop or once. Mothproonng
included II desired. Guaranteed no
shrinkage and we do not remove
rugs from premises. You'll be
amazed ct the lustrous new beauty
q your Garnet. Call cRAIG'S
CARPET CARE, formerly with
JOSEPH M. WHITE CO, DE: 3
2664. 2664.----------------------I2 -I2
CARPENTRY - Guaranteed repair
work, Ettics, Easements, additions.
cabinets. Call JU. 6-1S1S for free
cARPsNTER sAiRsaasaNsfsEi REpAIRs-No Job lob too
small. none too large; white mech.
CxRPENfgR. All Eirfsa: small Jobs. 1l house
painting, exterior. and interior,
roofs repaired and painted. WA
caARePffEiNiTERs, caAlRePffEiNiTERs 1ss-class white me-
chanics; alterations. repairs. con-
crete work; day or contract. Lo.
T-0bl0 after 5 pm.
CARPENTRY Va. pref; attics,
poTches, rec. rms. new and old
work. anythins. Mr.. SMITH. KE.
C2RPRSTRY, PAINTING and roof
Ing. ANY Job. White mechanics. Mr..
Lam. JU. 7-79IS. HE. 4-51S4. --2I
- ssrw7
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Christmas Trees
r7,~sl. xY@.> H,.~~

= IESII VEIIIIUIIG 1IEES
Balsanl-Fir-Spruce
Hundreds to choose from. Take your
pick.
5 to IL Ft. Trees, $2.25
Table trees, S1.26. Open daily. 10
1900 FLOWER AVE.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
PATNTTNG. PAPERTNG
REUPHOL STEERING

REUPHOLSTERING
Special sofa and chair reupholstered.
labor and material, 500: workman
ship guar: 25 years In same estah-
lishment La FANCE upHOLSTER-
ING. 2500 14th nv. CO. 5-2381.
ROOFTNti, all types. cutters. spouts:
carpentry and paintins A. D,
THOMAS. WA. 7-7352.
ROOF REPAIRS, guttering and spout
ing;- estimates free. Call HAMIL-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sERV.
ICE: exper.. work guar; white mech;
low cost. Mr.. NEvIN5. Ii. 7-S2O9
SEWERS AND DRAINS, cleaned cleo
trically. No charge II we fail, ~.
STONE, Ff.AGSTONE. CEMENT
Walls. patiOs. steps. etc. Call JERRY
Tv REPAIRS; 90 days unccnd. guar
antee on parts and labor. Free
estimates: u. 3-19Si. -19 /,
by steam method, painting and
papcrhanging; free estimates. JU.
k-AEQE TIA OSCAR 1Q
Evening star., 1954-12-11
MAN-DEPENDABLE
Is-slll''-'l-'--S'-'l.s's@s--sl''
MEN !

with car: permanent employment
Apply ELECTROLUx CORP. 370'
Ga. ave. NV,
Evening star., 1954-12-11
PART TTME

144E = 41e1I
Eoung ladies .(5l. white, for public
relations work ia evening. Report I'd
End floor, Sunday, 4 Pm, 1916
Conn. ave. NV: or call NO. 7-S01S
Mon. Afternoon. IL
Evening star., 1954-12-11
IREpAlRs AND sERvlcE tcoas.l j

RAINTMG--A-1 guaranteed work;
lowest price. Du. T-19l4. lis
PAINTING, immediately, competent
white mechanics. exterior. interior.
HU. 3-6897. ia
PAINTING, PAPERING
Carpentry. FLA loans. RA. 6-9703
PAPER HANGING. 50 per room up:
1854 sunfast washable paper: work
guar. RA. 3-7393 or Ju 0-7filS.
PAPERMG, interior painting
or small Jobs. White mechanics.
IA 2-S3gS. Sat. and SUM-. weekdays
PAPER Now. lcw prices. Al work
New samples. interior painting
Free estimates. Ju. 5-0745. Ill
new work: repairs.
Reasonable. Call JERRY. Redwood
PiIAssTpRgRiING-New ana old work,
expert white mechanics: call after
6 nm, RA. 6-OU79. Ia
PATCHWORK-A spe-
ciality by white mechanic; good
service; reas. .. Q. LIVINGSTON.
KEsioDRRiLiiNsG. from bassnant . to
roof; private contractors. CAL
KI.AASSEN. JU. 7-T02I.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
YOUNG LADY

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
LADY WIfH TYTiiH TYpiIiNHa AGILITY sGTTs'
MUST BE ABLE 10 GET ALONG
WITH THE PUBLIC AND THOSE
WITH WHOM YOU WILL WORK.
40-HR. WEEK, PLEASANT WORK
ING CONDITIONS, EXCELLENT
SALARY AND RAPID ADVANCE
TWEEN 2 AND 5 PM. OR CALL
NE. 8-6522 FOR AN APPOINT
District Discount Co.
1101 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES
Two repossessed portables may be
purchased for balance due; also. one
S,Sn SSr,sSns-in ssar-drtys Singer eonsolei
eond. and susranteed srase u BY eIssa,en: sinssr.
SINGER SEWING CENTER
Gill Georgia Ave. RA. s-e1II
SHOES, CANCELLATION-outiit en-.
tire family In lst-quaiity famous
brand shoes. .DeLiso. Mademoiselle.
Palizzio, Florshetm. Jarman, Stride
Rate, Edwards etc. Hard-to-iind
s; sisss; save 70 6q% or more. LIEB-
ERMAN, IAN NC. l4o4 Monroe NV.
en- en- IAN; & Open I'll 2; 1891 n; Hlghs.
liz
sHoIGUNs winchester. model ls.
S:Sa SD only + oass $50 SOUTH IN hssdssss
SLED. Flexible Flyer. SO in. long.
Wili a,S exchange for skis or $40. u.
SOFA sED. used. sas. see anytime,
Call Miss Mortimer. II. 3-6456. LII
se6A eSAbffE5s SP6 yIESF56 ss5 B6 EE1SSsKsSL1Tg ESssSL1Tgg
SPRAY BOOTH for painting. In.
closed spray booth with exhaust
8 Il. si.ds; Il. high sissG; go. %.
sTENoGRAaIPgai sTTEENoGRRAaIgi MAcHNE-R.pmor1tssr..
mSdei' me- With sSs trig9d; good conditioni
sTENoTYPE MACHINE. slightly Used.
500; call after 8 pm. Sat. and all
day sunday. Ii. 6-l56S. -l2
Evening star., 1954-12-11
TELEPHONE CANVASSERs

Consolidated Engineering and Dis
tributing Company Of America. Inc,
will now employ several qualified
men for customer public relations.
This Is Q new division Of the largest
corporation Of its kind In America.
Qualified men selected will be per-
manently employed on Q fuli-time
and telephone. We wasn't only ex-
perienced men.
Apply In person only TO Mr.. Clark.
between 1919 am. and IA pm.
co~sorrn.rEp ENGINEERING AND
DISTRIBUTING COMPANY OF
AMERICAN. INC, 400 II st. ne.
TRUCK DRIVER. must know Wash
ington; Arl; and Fairfax area; Az An
NANDALE MILL WORK. JE. 3-l3oo.
nv REPAIR MEN, OUTSIDE calls: car
furnished. DoWD'S TV. 4418 Con-
Nv S''sSsfS ssSEsfRviCEMAN, shoroushly expe-
rienced, must have car and refer
WASHING MACHINE and dryer serv-
4Iei.iaii, experienced on Hamilton
and Bendix, needed: must nave car.
immed. employment. Write Box
340-K. Star. -13
duce dept, self-service market;
long time lob for the right man;
exper. desirable but not necessary.
ia. S-4545. 4750 Lee hwy, Ar
ltngton. va. Ia
MAN AND WIFE, white. not over as,
both to work In and around dos
Esrnef. wnrkers nniy no children
no pets: $3.50 per mo-, utilities and
unfurn. living quarters, Written
references required: must be local;
be nondrinkers ELPAW KENNELS
Alex, Va, Duke st. ext. TIE. 6-2430,
MANN nEsnTNnAn nT q
Evening star., 1954-12-11
CLERKs-EXPER.

Capable handling figures accurately;
bookkeeping experience preferred;
Starting salary; opportunity for ad-
yancement; liberal discounts on per-
sonaI purchases. Apply Mr.. Stewart,
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919
Evening star., 1954-12-11

Carpentry Custom Work
New q old reDs,rs Esmsdssiag
Evening star., 1954-12-11
PIPING AND I-BEAMS

FOOL TABLE. regulation size; cues.
3ss3: after 8 pm. -i2
POWER TOOL-Boyce-Crane, .14--in.
floor model band saw, A-h.p.
scared motor: like new: SITS. sJU.
pREHCDiFsiiTRoN, pREHCDiHFsiiTRoN westinghouse sir
Useful @ Tor iSo asthma: IS price. = $3.50. BE-.
RADIO. s.W., AMIN, Haliicrafters,
SX-62 and speaker. less than year
old; new eond.; cost $3.50. sac.
$226 After p.m.. 10. 7-7390.
Evening star., 1954-12-11

ANTIQUES, YANKEE PEDIsAHS
Christmas suggestions--a nice oval
q wide selection Of Marble-top and
lift-top commodes. (Make nice cell
larettes, record cabinets, etc. -
q good variety Of picture frames,
all types of lamps, art glass, early
kitchen accessories and lots Of bric-
a-brac--fine old handmade fur
carved chairs, desks, dry sinks, etc,
In various types of wood. and pro-
fessionally refinished to grace your
home. Doing our own work In q
neighborhood location allows US to
offer the best prices in the area.
JE. 4-3490-5542 Columbia Pike,
Evening star., 1954-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, Wuriitzer. double shift,
l20 bass; case: excellent condition.
AccoR6ioN. III srsass. 100 bass: 1 na coupler
Accordiana. white. like new. $22S.
AoogEoRSraN AoolgEoRRSisr as941l II paolo soprans. lI lac
bass. Brand new. Reasonable
ADDING MACHINE SALE, hand and
elec. models. Guaranteed. $50 and
up. Practical Christmas Gift. CEN
TRIAL. 20l9 14th st. NV.
AND MODERN FURNI-
TURE-Electric motors. washing
machines; refrigsraterA drills. etc.
s72sz EM zSh $3.50. 81 jas ssln nna' aatehIns Ing
ANTIQUE cherry slant-top desk, ma n
hog. drop-leaf table, pine blanket
chest, chest Of drawers. Oh. 1894.
ANTIQUE DOLL. Bebe someau. . as
inches high; IS years old; $50. ia.
ANTioSUEs-cut glass. clocks. china
and jswelry: reasonable; $40 Var
ANTIQUES-silver and silver plate,
few pieces of antique china and
ASTiSuEsG17so. slfiSsl ~. f7so5s mshos. bsnaue. a
chairs with needlepoint; perfect
board and desk. Setting Of IL swirl
glass. Settling estate In Fairfax.
Va. Can be seen FALLS CHURCH
ORCHARD. Route Y. Falls Church.
Va. Take Route z 2h mi. out Of
Falls Church toward Leesburs. to
sign '.Falls Church Orchard"
--12
ANTIQUE and modern furniture,
elec. motors, washing machines, re-
frigerators, china and what-nots.
EN-. 1886 and EN-. 2-7434 from
q am to nm liz
Evening star., 1954-12-11
CAMERA SALE
CARPET SALE

N4A4NAL14t&A ARGx4@A3
Also tape recorders and typewrisers
ct bargain prices.
EMBASSY CAMERA CENTER
s010 8 st. NV, HUI. 3-74AS
Evening star., 1954-12-11

RUfIDOxER. Oliver. cletrac Model
H.G. 4x-at blades. used very little.
On. A-6626. LIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-22
Modern Morrioae
MqIigned 'Other Woman
Finds uMuIe Defender

viding the money so she could
be well dressed2 It's quite an
item, you know. Has she In re-
turn for his generosity ever
taken any active part or shown
any interest in seeing that there
might be something put aside
for that proverbial rainy day?
Avalanche Of Bills
eyes, I married the other
woman; and at last I have a
home worth having. I am no
longer confronted with an
avalanche of bills the first of
every month, neither am I
saddled with long-term contract
items far beyond my salary,
which forced me to take an
extra job to pay for. Neither
am I expected to take all her
relatives riding on Sundays and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-22

top it of, I now have q nice
easy feeling of security. We own
our home and have a fair-siZed
nest egg in the bank for any
emergency, neither of which I
ever had during the 20 years
of my first marriage even though
my income was larger then than
now.
81 read your column regularly.
DR.. Popenoe. and am interested
to see how many selfish and
Indifferent wives write to you
for sympathy. I wonder if there
is any way to blast any sense
into the heads of some of those
wives who have so much and
appreciate nothing except them
SelveS?"
That's one way of looking at
it Mr.. B. Do you ever stop to
think that an intelligent and
carefully planned start in your
first marriage. a quarter Of q
century ago, would have meant,
something very different?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-22
By Josephine Lowmon

What a shame it is that so
many husbands and wives can
not enjoy their children together.
Either the wife is tense and pre-
occupied with directing the small
try or the husband is irritated
by the confusion they create.
It is true that husbands and
wives cannot have the carefree
eompanionship and uninter-
rupted conversation they usually
have when their children are
With them but they fall heir to
vuch a rich experience in the
mutual fun with and enjoyment
Of their offspring.
No one in his right mind would
Iay that excursions with small
children and travel with them
IS not hectic. However, if these
situations are met with gaiety
md humor they can be aWfully
funny as well as heart-warming
A letter before me says:
1--WE mothers enjoy our chill
aren but why don't some hus-
oands allow us to unite ourselves
from our duty and responsibility
L only for a few hours now and
then?
Out With the Boys
my husband cannot tolerate
Dur three youngsters when he is
1t home, yet thinks I am COM
oletely insane if I wish for a
moment of freedom. He claims
that we must wait until our chill
iren are grown before we can
Enjoy ourselves as we did, so he
Eoes out with the boys because
ne cannot enjoy ourselves if we
lrag the whole family along.
st cannot afford a baby sitter
md have not been out without
The children for five years"
What a man. Evidently ne
means that his wife will have to
wait for the children to grow up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-22
Why Grow Old?
Five Years Without Day
Off, Wife Complains

before she enjoys herself in ways
she did before her marriage.
What a louise.
Yet many really fine men who
love their wives are blind in this
spot. I believe this is true be-
cause they think of earning a
living as their part and rearing
the children and running the
house as the wife's. In a sense
this is true, but no matter how
much a woman loves her chill
dren, their constant care is ex-
tremely exhausting.
Renewed Energy
A few hours away with adult
companionship and no respon-
sibility will send the mother back
with a fresh viewpoint and re-
newed energy and she will be a
much better companion. Every
woman should have this, and ii
her husband cannot afford a
baby sitter once in a while, ne
should be thoughtful enough to
do a little sitting at home him
self.
This still doesn't take care Of
some carefree companionship be-
tween husband and wife without
their children. I can't help be-
lieving that this could almost al
ways be arranged some way once
in a while if the wish is strong
enough.
If men and women could
change jobs for a week they
would understand the problems
of each much better.
If you would like to have my
leaf1et, keeping Romance
Alive" send a stamped, Self-ad-
dressed envelope with your re-
quest for leaflet No. So to Jose
phine Lowman in care OF this
newspaper.
Tomorr "Teen-Age
Chubby Should Not Despair
But Eat Well"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-22

stop at the most exclusive res
taurant in the county for din
ner and foot the bill for the
crowd.
81 was in the habit of sending
candy or flowers on suitable
occasions - for which I never
used to get even an appreciative
gesture. My present wife is very
grateful for such small atten-
tons (of which she is most
deserving). and lets none Of
them go by without showing
this. 1t may be only by prepar-
ing one of my favorite dishes for
dinner the next evening and
serving same by candlelight.
which we both enjoy; or it may
be by inviting some of my spe-
cial friends over for an evening
of cards; but it will always be
some sort of loving recognition
of my thoughtfulnesS.
Feeling Of Security
I'VE now have love. mutual
understanding. a cheerful and
comfy companionship, and to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-22
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

Why does q husband some
times take up with the other
woman and even divorce his
wife to marry her? There are
scores Of excuses given and now
comes Mr.. B. with his. He mar
ried the other woman and he
is somewhat irked by a letter
I used in this column recently.
This writer told what a fine wife
she had been and still her hus-
band became interested in the
other woman. Mr.. B. gives vent
to his feelings thus:
I'm bitter about it, I'll adj
nit" says Mr.. B. Il went
through it for 20 years. I Won
der if that wife ever took time
out to thank her husband or
show him any affection for pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-22
NOODLES WAS THERE AGAIN

Who said THEY can't let us storve"
they weren't talking about US poor moths.
WHY, we've been to closets in as many
days and got puny wool topper out OF
the bunch Not enough to keep body ond
soul together. Where, oh where, have the
nice furs gone?
Note from Woodes: To our Safe Fur Stor.
ooe, Of course, where they're sofe from
greedy moths . fire and theft, too. Be
smart keep your furs sofe. Diol District
1890 for messenger =. or bring your
furs to the Fur Storage Desk, 3rd Floor,
North Building >. st Floor Chevy Chase.
Ask about our "lustre. processing" with
new "sealed.in" radiance that protects the
beauty and wearing qualities of your furs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-22
POEM?

POEM?
mrs. H. E. B., Falls Church,
Since coming to this area I
have thoroughly enjoyed RICH
and have gotten a lot Of help
full hints from it and also
learned a lot of interesting
things about this area. Now /
have something I hope maybe
some of the RICH readers can
help me with. I have an aunt
in Mobile, Ala, who is search
ing for the poem entitled.
SELF" The first two lines OF
the poem are:
Self sat in proud estate
High. high on q glittering throne.
She doesn't know the author
and that is one of the things
she is searching for. Maybe
someone can help me with the
entire poem. She learned it
in st. Vincent's Select School
for Girls in Mobile in 1907.
Maybe someone who studied
elocution or attended a Cath
olic school. or maybe a librari-
an could advise me where to
look for this poem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-22
Good Sonurit!uns
Planning Bozoor

The Good Samaritan Society
will sponsor a bazaar and tea
from / to S pm. Sunday at the
clubhouse of the Catholic
Daughters of America at 2
Scott circle NV.
The organization. which Is
credited with saving the lives
Of many Japanese orphans
through special emergency work.
is using the proceeds FROM the
bazaar for purchase of hospital
equipment for the orphanage at
Sapporo. Japan. Bazaar profits
will also go toward purchase. of
an altar for Negro mission in
the South.
Mrs. Julia Judge is president
and founder of the society.