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Evening star., 1947-10-07
On the Other Hand
Says Little Tragedies of Error
Cast Long Shadows Into Future

poena, up before committee OF
Congress to explain and, If pos
sible, defend themselves.
Still another comedy-or tragedy
of errors, at which the victims
have been unable to laugh, has oc-
Cured in occupied Germany, where
Representative George Dondero OF
Michigan is putting on one-man
road show. The Congress member
found, to his own satisfaction, that
two American civilians working for
the American Military Government
were not sufficiently loyal" An
AMG committee looked into the
matter and, unable to find any con-
vincing case against the two men,
recommended their retention. But
the men were discharged, never
theless. Other branches Of our Gov
ernment, dependent on Congress for
appropriations, take pains not to
annoy members of Congress. The
two men have been smeared for
life and have no recourse.
Indication Of Hysteria.
Final indication of the hysteria
into which this land OF the free Is
heading is given by question which
the Civil Service Commission and
the Justice Department have not
vet been able to decide. The Attor-
ney General has the duty Of draw
ing up list of subversive organ
izations. Membership in any Or
ganization listed is to be regarded as
prima facie evidence of disloyalty.
The question is whether or not this
list is to be made public or kept
secret.
The Civil Service Commission, 1t
is said, is disposed to ask for pub
lication OF the list. This would
serve to warn innocent Government
employees against joining any pro-
scribed organization. But the JUS
tice Department apparently has
some doubt concerning the omnis-
cience attributed to itself-its abil-
ity to look into the secret places
of the heart where loyalty actually
dwells-and is deferring decision.
1t prefers to await the opinion of
the Federal Loyalty Board, which
has not yet been appointed. The
matter is resting there at the mo-
ment.
The little comedies or tragedies
on whether you are
spectator or victim-plus the pres
ent perturbation of the Justice De-
partment, should cause Americans
to think. They are little things in
themselves but they cast long
shadows into the future.
Evening star., 1947-10-07

per-hour breeze Henry McLsmors.
blowing, and the Atlantic Ocean
was right up at the front door ask
ing If we took in boarders, and what
kind Of table did we set. started
to ask the ocean how in the world
it could still be hungry, after hav-
ing eaten up most of the front yard
and all Of the flowers and hedges
spent most of last year watering and
nursing along.
Mopping-up Party.
I spent the first night at home
mopping and swabbing, pokine
newspapers in window cracks, ano
dreaming Of those dear, old days ir
Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Peru
when all had to do was press q
button in the hotel room and lei
some one else do the dirty work.
When I did get to sleep, it was
on the couch in the living room
Egad, 1t felt good to stretch out ir
my own home and cushion my heac
on q three-month stack of unpaic
bills. Egad again, 1t was nice tt
know that I was in my own castle
and that I wouldn't have to get ur
until around daybreak to start swab.
bing and mopping some more.
When We left in July we had 8
grown-up dog and little puppy
Dinah was black and white wher
we left, and Bundle was tan ane
white. Neither is any particular
color now. Dinah's q mixture o1
colors from having eaten the Chi.
nese rug In the dining room anc
the Persian rug in the living room
She is so full of rugs that she
doesn't mind your stepping on hel
a bit.
Bundle is even more vari-colored
than Dinah. She didn't specialize
on rugs, but played the field. He1
chest is mahogany colored, due to
the coffee table which she managed
to devour.
The marcel on her back has hint
Of plaid in it, thanks to the many
meals which she had oil a bathrobe
of mine. James and Enestine, who
work for us, spoiled the dogs until
they'll never be any good again.
When food is put on the table Dinah
and Bundle are the first in the
chairs to get at the food, and when
we come in they look at us as much
as to say, "You are not allowed in
the dining room at mealtime. be-
cause you are apt to beg for food"
AS a result, 1 am eating nothing but
dog biscuits. and the chances are
that the next time Admiral Byrd
Evening star., 1947-10-07

WdS AASuI@tliClc E
is no place like
home.
Not like mine,
anyhow.
II there was
one thing that
really made me
appreciate m y
trip to South
America, 1t was
getting no m e
again.
When we ar
RI v e d hom e
there was acute
little ol' 75-mile-
Evening star., 1947-10-07

employees fired
las t j un e on
suspicion. It was
suspected that
they were not as
loyal" as they
should be and
the State De-
partment, exer-
cising the very
|sp ectal auto
cratic, authWi-
tartan, not to
say despotic,
pow er 1t has
been granted in
this ftel d b Y
Congress, fired
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munist activities
Is regarded as
almost as sig
nihcant as the
omcial revival Of
the Conintern
itself.
The reason for
this choice Is
not only that
Tito Is conSid.
cred by his
chiefs In the
Krenlin as q
Wig or US and
ruthless leader
but also because
Evening star., 1947-10-07

i lIC L i u lll d IL
tactics gamble
heavily on the
element OF time.
But the Presi-
d. n t is con =
vinced that If he
called Congress
back into session
" ! t h ut tn e
spadework now
being done he
wouldn't get re-
suits. He is rath-
er plai n t ! v e
about 1t all.
No President
Evening star., 1947-10-07
Bv Constantine Bro,yn

Moscow's selection of Belgrade,
the capital Of Yugoslavia, as the
headquarters Of the new Comintern
which will direct all militant Com
Evening star., 1947-10-07
Rv Lowell MelIeff

1t was just 4 tragedy of errors y
somebody at the State Department
explained. He spoke Of the case OF
one OF the 10 State Department
Evening star., 1947-10-07
Bv Doris Eees0n

President Truman tells anxious
friends that he knows where he's
going in the food crisis, so please be
patient.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
MT. MORIAH
Cleveland NewbrTn

Earl c. Eason has returned to
his base in Brooklyn, New York
after spending a week here with
his mother, Mrs Deliah Newburn
and his aunt Mrs. Amanda New
burn 49,. Mrs. Amanda Newburn
is still on the sick list 100. Mrs.
Matte Jones is in a Little Rock
hospital - Mr. and Mrs. Emer-
son are the proud parents of a
daughter, Hazel Marie Eason -
GOSSIP: Hands off Mrs. MIN S
pencil for you will lose it ............
There are two certain ladies' who
always hear things. Wonder if
they eavesdrop2 When you ask
them they heard it they will say
they" told me -..z Lob is on
with EDS a....- If you ask BMc
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
NORTH LITTLE ROCK 1--WE
Robert Williams

Leon T. says that the old love
for Bernice A. will never die -.
W. E Dunn seems to be doing
O. K. with Emma p frankie
L. is slowly but surely losing
Steve 4. Wake UP frankie ........ J.
Ashmore seems to have the Two
Many Boys blues ........ Frederick
81 who are you going 70 play, J.
White or Helen j? eco. When did
Marion P. start riding the bus
nome from socials? .... Wanted.
boyfriends for Clarice p. and Bob
bye Jean S. ~.~~ Apply before
the next football game What's
this ] hear bout Bernice A. and
WINE g.? ... John S. seems to
be on the make up with Cleo s
~. What happened to Albert s
and Bernice w at the game?
1irl friends wanted for Edward
~ ana Willie G. .., Theodore d
plays all the young chicks around
Jones Bernice w will Joe A
be the best man?
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

Leona Whytc are still letting the
good times roll ..-.. Emogene p
Is really coming on with w, E
Dunn. | wonder if it's love or
friendship? Bernlee williams,
what senior boy was it who want
ed to take you to the theatre? -
Was it Rudolph p? a- Lawrence
c., why did you cut in on Ches-
ter l.. and Willie Pearl w? as Joe
Willie H. is singing Il love you
truly" to Ruthie Mae M see, jew
ell W. is playing a certain cat in
the senior class. wonder who he
is .5. Steve A. and Odera c, make
a lovely couple. Wonder what
frankie l., and Marion r. think
about that -.s VIII D. is trying
TO play the chick from l.. A. Cal
but he is getting nowhere fast ..
What's the score between Eddie
S. and Dorothy c.? - Ruby w
is doing fine with Argo p. $500.
Dorothy B. is making quite
hit with Tommy M ..... What has
become of Clemmistene G. has
she finally decided to settle down
Doris Enoch is so lonely for
Louis Cunningham. Will someone
tell him to come back soon, please
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
NORTH LITTLE
ROCK news
Henry Porch

Henry Porch
CHURCH NEWS: King solomon
Baptist Church 49, Services Will
he conducted by the pastor rev
G L. Criner day and night. sun
day School and BTU also Come
and worship with us, ..e=.,,--. flA-
GRIM PROGRESS BAPTIST --s..-
The Silvertones will sponsor theif
regular program with the help oil
visiting quartets Mrs Thro" IS
sponsor Rev.B. j Whitfield, pas
tor - McCABE CHAPEL CINE;
Services day and night conduct
ed by the pastor, Rev d. d. Ha"-
kins Sunday School and BTU ...-s
MT. PLEASANT BAPT, CHURCH
The Shining Star Gospel Sing
ers will sponsor their regular
musical program Sunday. Ser
vices in the morning conducted
by the pastor. Rev. j B. Barnes
Sunday School and BTU. ....-.......
SAMARITAN HILL BAPTIST
!. CHURCH: Rev. J. T. Burnett will
conduct services day and night
Sunday School and BTU also .---s.
MORNING STAR BAPT Church;
Services day and night conducted
by the pastor, Sunday School and
BTU. Miss Mozella Porch spent
the weekend with relatives in
Wilmot She enjoyed her stay very
much 100. For STATE PRESS pa
pers see Henry Porch at 1868
Magnolia, Saulter's Newsstand. at
2l2 l-2 E. Washington Ave. and
your local selesmen. Advertise
ments are received at the office
of Henry Porch, 1865 Magnolia
Get your news to US befor Mon
day. for publication
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

man. feeling as You do absut him.
It's best to call 1t quits now.
-
HAPPIER LIVING LESSONS
Lesson No. l-Abbe's 1871 Iaspira-
Reading (sive birthdate) price
25 cents.
Lesson No. 2--HoW To Hold Your
Mate, price rs cents.
Lesson No.3-The Way To Hap.
plness. price as cents.
Lesson No. Allow To Win A
Man, price 25 cents.
Lesson No Show TO Gain and
Hold Money 25 cents.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
FAIRVIEW
Earlean Eason

Mrs Indenia Hunter has return
ed home from a visit with her
daughter in Washington - Rev.
w, M. Eason and family we're
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie
Bowie recently -. Miss A.. L.
Metcalf and Miss B G. Muruotk
spent the week end in Little
Rock and Malvern - fff'. and
Mrs Metcalf have moved TO their
new home Their old home was
burned to the ground recently by
tightening $40. GOSSIP: Z. l..
Eason says she will answer all
of her mail when she gets q hoh-
day from the cotton pacth, but
Il she keeps picking 81 pounds
day she can answer on her sack
A Rev. gave certain lady
her church dues and she paid her
night bill ..-.. B. Carter says SUI
gar is sweet and butter is greasy
she has John Quarrel and she
isn't uneasy ....... J. "A. Tate had
on new pair of overalls for the
first time in five years - Is il
rue that Eugene Metcah and
Charles Craig are going TO borrow
cigarettes all their life ... d. C..
Penix and B. Carter were pulling
straws over Eugene Metcalf Last
Sunday and he went with 3. Car
Ter nome ........ E. L. Eason had
better not sell J. Reed paper
ior Eugene sure doesn't want her
10 Know 1t ........ E. l.. Craig goes
10 bed every night saying NV
love is here to stay" Al.
Metcalf says she always has loved
r. Browning a.... Will someon.
please give M. Eason piece of
advice. She wants to 70 70 Texax
and doesn't want to leave John
L. D. ...~. A certain lady says she
Is not going to the reunion for The
oenefit Of it, She is going to show
her dress which cost $22I
mary Metcalf says f. L. C. 81
clothes should fit for she is ws,r
ing raise hips. She knows bec7,x.
sne orders them for her n
~ Says 1 oaly difference he
tween L. T.. C.. and a panther !,
r''| panther win get YOU ana
H. L. c. Won't wondor %
Betty will look any better If she
gains 40 pounds; enough to make
her weigh l02 . A certain lady
told the school bus driver she
can't do anything with her child
rem; If she can't, who can ....- K
wonder why so many old peo-
pie talk so much about younger
people. Is it because they are
afraid they might do as they have
done a-o. Anything A. L. M. likes
better than Jack Brownie is Eli
Jan Browning ..... In the name
Of heaven please give me that
old seven
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

PERSONAL
DON'T BE LONELY. Meet new
friends, all ages. nationwide, many
wealthy Kaye Contracts, Box 6.
snnnyside Station Longs Island
City 4. n. Y.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
"oKAY I'LL WASH THEM, BUT WON'T DRY 1HENr'

she will tell you that she had all
the fun Saturday night 49, Will
someone please tell Assn that she
can't make it the way she is hav-
ing teeth pulled -. When you
eat with Jesse Mae please talk
about CHEEKY things .s,-- When
will G. get a haircut? l guess r.
will have to shear it off - How
surprising that a certain family
is using elertric lights instead of
lamps. Ha. Ha, Ha. Come and get
me ,..... Mr.. and Mrs. Hearn of
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
p. o. BOX 217s LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS

l., M. CT am 10, considered very
good looking and fine dresser.
My man friend is past fifty but
he is nice and sweet. He gives
me anything | want but here of
late he is insisting that we get
married, | know | am too young
for him What do you thinw?
Ans:Grandpop is too old for you.
He pleases yous vanity with his
fine gifts but he isn't the man to
make you husband He's vast
ing his money and you're vast
inG your time. Refuse his presents
and break away from him so that
You can encourage The single fell
lows around your age.
50 -.
d. C.-Three years ago I made a
long trip to visit my husband in
camp Enroute | sat with a very
interesting fellow whom | enjoy
ed immensely He showed me ev-
cry consideration. Upon parting,
he handed me a card and beg
ged me to correspond. | didn't
write him but here of late have
been wondering if it isn't he that
| sincerely love. | must confess
my husband is wonderful to me.
ans;To be painfully frank, you
are acting very lily. The man
hasn't given you a second thought
and he surely was never in love
win you. Why make yourself
miserable by harbaring dreams
OF this mani Turn this emotional
excess your husbands way and
the results will be most eratifv-
ing.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
BY CHARLES AlEN

Richmond i'll visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter NeWburn Monday .............--
Members of Pleasant Hill AME
Church are progressing on the
construction of their new building
..,. Buy and read the STATE
PRESS.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
JlNlNG The 1--WE
Joe ella Ash

Tvella r. and Rufus & make a
lovely couple Keep up the good
work lvella . a certain chick
says she ready viii be glad when
Ready returns to school Jewell
Dean Ashmore is really making
a hit with the boys lately Who
IS the cat who comes from across
the river to see Miss Cross? -
wonder If Gerald Dotson and
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

TODAY--500 NEGROES EARN
DECENT SALARY BECAUSE
of UNIVERSAL LIFE ONE
THING TO CROW ARoUT!n
WE THINK so.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

w MI worked at cafeteria
for six years and last week I got
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

mad with the cook and quit, Now
| realize that | made a mistake,
Should | 90 back and talk TO the
boss?
Ans:Hy all means do. Your work
has been very salts ac.ory and he
will give you another chance if
you contact him Immediately. It's
good business to get along with
your co-workers regardless of how
you may feel about them.
r. c. M.-We have been married
10 years and here lately he has
not been coming in as early as
he should. He says he stops off
for beer but l have my doubts.
We have three kids and I don't
intend to let him get started put
ting anything over on me Should
| pack, take my kids and leave?
Ans; No. Looking after yourself
and children would be quite big
responsibility and you woUld find
yourself in dire circumstances if
you tried it, He isn't guilty of
any wrong doing you're jumping
at conclusions. Wipe that smerk
off yorr face and be more So
Stable and entertaining and he
will want to come home to you.
recommend that you send for
Happier Living Lesson No. 2, How
to Hold Your Mate. price 25cts.
II will help you.
s@*
S. M. 81 am a veteran of War
II. My mother is my trouble. 1t
seems that she wants me to stick
at home. wanted to go back in
the army but she refuses to give
her consent. | wanted to go to a
trade school out Of the state and
she said that was TOO far away.
She seems satisfied if | work and
bring in little pay check each
week Of about $40. l would rather
commit suicide than to tolerate
this life. Tell me something.
please.
Ans: You're man now think
and act as one. It's not unusual
for a mother to want her son by
her side but you are approaching
rs years of age and you must be-
gin thinking for yourself as you
won't have her to think for YOU
always. You definitely need to
return to school and compIete
your education or go to a trade
school. Make your choice and car
ry out your plans.
X. M. 81 have been going with
o man recently to whom l am at
tracted and he has asked me to
marry him. However, | am edu-
Gated, have high ideals and ca
ter TO the people of my own class.
He's fine and good but for some
reason can't seem to forget that
he comes from a poor, uneducat.
ed family ana | am afraid that it
will cause trouble later. Am |
right?
Ans; Yes you should net take
MIN as YOUR mate unless YOU can
accept him as your social equal.
a marriage can't survive when
- /
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Christmas Mart
VIII Be Held
At Chinese Embassy

Chinese linens, handsome brocades,
porcelain snuff boxes, silks by the
yard; rich hangings. coats and pa
jamas, stationery, Christmas cards,
Indonesian cakes and Chinese
pssties are but a few Of the wares
to be featured at the China Christ
mas mart to be held at the Chinese
Embassy on Tuesday, December 16,
from II until 7 o'clock.
No one could be more enthusiastic
or be buster in making the mart
success than Nine. Koo herself,
honorary chairman. It is she who
has made possible the variety of
beautiful articles to be sold for the
benefit of United Service to China,
proceeds to be used for a special
project for rehabilitation Of mill
tary amputees in China, work in
which she is deeply interested.
Among the distinguished patrons
for the mart are Mrs. George P.
Marshall, Mrs. Norman Armour.
Mrs. James Lawrence Houghteling,
Mrs. David LIE Breton, Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. Louis McC. Little, Mr..
William G. Bullitt, Mr.. Lamott
Belin, Representative Frances P.
Bolton, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. William
D. Connot, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Davies, the Right Rev. Angus Dun,
Bishop OF Washington; Mr.. and
Mrs. David Edward Finley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Clark Grew, DR.. and
Mrs. Norman Gerstenfeld, DR.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, Mrs. J.
Borden Hartman, Mrs. Chester
Nimitz, Mrs. H. Conger Pratt, Mrs.
Alexander Vandegrift, Mrs. Martin
Vogel, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Wood-
ward, Mrs. Kenneth Watson, Miss
Evening star., 1947-12-07

ads-at reductions from 2oe6 to
5og. Here Is your opportunity to
replete your shoe wardrobe with
those pairs you will need. Shoes
for all occasions-sports. daytime,
afternoon and evening! Suede,
calf, alligator and patent-in fat,
medium and skyscraper heels. Col
ors include black. brown, green.
blue and wine-in all sizes and
widths-but not in all styles. Hur-
~ in and take advantage OF the
wonderful values. All sales are
flnal-and the shoes are on sale
at both ROSS SATURN stores
1928 CONN. AVE. Cbelow Dupont
Circle)-and open til pm And
at-l42e F ST NV. across from
the Hotel Washington)-and open
til 6 pm.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

YOUR name, address and telephone
number to Box 1912, Main Post
Office. Washington, D. C.-and
"WHO-ME?" booklet will be
mailed to you promptly-and free
of charge. 1t is illustrated with
adorable baby sketches-in pinks
and blues. It's helpful, too! There
are about 1900 suggestions for
naming the baby-either boy or
girl. It includes horoscopes, birth
stones, flowers and other useful in
formation. It's yours for the ask
ing-if you live in washington or
its suburbs.
Evening star., 1947-12-07


ders for you-if you have problem
hair. This new permanent will pre-
vent "frizzy" hair, broken hair ends.
and weak" waves. II yours isn't
problem hair-and you simply want
a beautiful permanent-take ad-
vantage of their Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday Specials als"-offered
on those days from am. to $50
pm. The Specials" include this
regular $3.50 "Creme-Oil' Perma-
nent at $l250 and the SIS
"Five-Star OIL" Permanent at SO.
Why not a permanent wave as
Christmas gift? 1145 CONN. AVE.
Phone MA. 1926.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

carrying cases-specially priced at
only $40 so, complete. Also avail
sble-are new desk cabinet ma
chines-in various f1nishes-Wlth
rebuilt Singer heads-for only
s139.5O. Terms are as low as S.
month-with one year free service
guaranteed. If you aren't expect
ing one as a gift-give one to your
self. GIT F ST. NV. Phone RE.
1900. Also-at 1921 H ST. NE.
Phone AT. 1858. Night or Sunday,
call CO. 0025.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

lection of port
a BILE Electric
S e W in G Ma
chimes that
have been newly
re nditioned,
rebuilt with new
motors and con-
trols, and fitted
out into brand
~o,,, 1,Iu r q O .
Evening star., 1947-12-07

starvation diets, or electrical de-
vices! You don't even disrobe! The
complete treatment takes only so
minutes-and a course of 25 treat
ments is only s25. Simply relax on
a comfortable lounge table which
does the work with a smooth
rhymthic motion Uptown salon:
APO CONN. AVE. Phone OR. 2746,
Downtown salon: 1892 EYE ST.
NV. Phone RE. 1889 Telephone
for a FREE guest treatment.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

mOVal sale. Be
cause Ross -Sa-
turns Connecticut
Avenue store is be-
ing moved to its
new location--they
are offering thou
sands of pairs OF
the shoes you have
been admiring In
tLa;r urirInurs onH
Evening star., 1947-12-07

OF Qdu you udF
(nne, m e d / u m.
coarse or curly)-
THE Radio Wave"
insures a perfect
wave! MARGARET
e. SCH E E T z E,
INC, has a staff OF
traine d Radio
w a ve" operators
u,ho ran do WON
Evening star., 1947-12-07

and it's just
as p O p u | a r
t o d a y at his
House of Beau
ty" it was
then. The Spiral
Permanent is
waved close to
the scalp and
will curl any
Evening star., 1947-12-07
THEATER NOTE

It's love thot makes the world
go round-Vietor Herbert him
self hos said it!
And guided by their own
martial bliss, PouIo Stone ond
MiehoeI Sloane, youthful the
otrieuI producers will present
On ardent, soy. tunefuI, danee-
fuI.. ond eoIorfuI production Of
Victor Herbert's "sweetheorts"
ct the National Theoter TO-
morrow night.
Designed especially for the
edifieotion Of romunticists,
"Sweetheorts" strikes q note
thot is emotionoIIy appealing
ond liItineIy meIodie through
out.
The odventure-fIIed action
is dominated by the hilarious
comic antics OF funny man,
Bobby Clark.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

the stores and theaters in the
downtown shopping area-which
makes it JOY during the Christ
mas rush. Go for luncheon, for
dinner, or after the theater. And
don't miss the wonderful FRI
DAY SPECIAL every Fri
day, from 1870 a m. to midnight.
II consists of Clam Broth, Imperial
Crab, Fried Scallops, Saratoga Po-
tatoes. Mexican Salad, Rum Bun.
Bread and Butter. and Coffee or
Tea =. and you get ALL of this
for only Csc. There are many other
tempting platters on the menu
steaks, chops, fowl. and more and
varied seafoods. Ask the head
waiter to seat you at the Captains
Table. or in the Ships Cabin, or in
any of the other Marine Dining
Rooms. 1921 and 1907 E ST. NV.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

Genevieve Wimsatt and former
United States Ambassador to China
and Mrs. Nelson T. johnson.
1t. Gen. and Mrs. A. G. Wede-
meyer have accepted as patrons,
Evening star., 1947-12-07

evenings until pm. Do see the
holiday spirited dresses for the
coming parties. Ballerinas, OF
course, and many dresses with
touches for glitter. 1902 CONN.
AVE. Cat Dupont Circle). Phone
NO. 1859.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

hurry! Do 1t to-
morrow bright
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