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Swonky Dan, Prize Bull,
Is in Critical Condition

CARY, ILL.,, Mar. 13.-The dean
of show bulls, 15-year- -old Meth
erhall Swanky Dan, is critically i'll
at the Curtiss Candy farm here.
Thomas Foley. the farm vet
erinarian, said the AYRSHIRE suf-
fered a stroke five days ago which
left his left hind leg paralyzed.
Once valued at $4,000 Swanky
Dan won "a grand championships
before his retirement more than
a year ago. He has been called
the Man-o-War Of the bovine
world.
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ElIender Will Fight
Tentative Agreement
On Crop Supports
BY the Associated Press

Senator Ellender, Democrat, of
Louisiana, today joined in the at
tack on a tentative Senate e-House
to expand Government price sup
ports Of this years crops of pota-
toes, cotton. wheat and peanuts.
Il wouldn't sign that conference
report on bet" Senator Ellender
told reporter. I'm going to fight
it If it ever gets to the Senate
floor because I want to save the
entire farm program"
Senator Ellender is a member
Of a Senate House committee ap-
pointed to iron out differences in
legislation that would modify price
support legislation for this and
future years.
Previously Senators Aiken, Re-
publican, Of Vermont and Lucas,
Democrat, Of Illinois, in separate
interviews. said they also would
battle the tentative compromise.
The conference of seven Sena-
tors and an equal number OF
House members was called to meet
this afternoon for a vote on the
tentative agreement.
Originally the House passed a
bill that would allow extra acre
age to cotton and peanut farmers
this year that could qualify under
the Government price support
programs. In an effort to remove
price-depressing surpluses Of these
crops, farmers were asked to re-
duce their paintings sharply.
The House bill added between
IA million and million acres of
cotton and 100000 acres of pea
nuts.
To this the Senate attached
provisions for between IL million
and 4 million additional acres Of
wheat that could qualify for price
SyYpr0rts
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PROPOSALS

sEALHD PROPOSALS viii Be received
q the Procurement Section. Ma
tional Bureau Of Standards, $50
11th st. NV, Washington IS, D. C.,
Until Until 2 Pm. March 22. 1850, and
tI tnsn publicly opened, for aitera-
Standard 81 3. 'Ss W.,sns,oal ssss.9nal RuF;su ?.
described In the specifications and
from the Procurement Section Ma.
llonal Bureau Of Standards. Ia
TTAAssH1NGdSH TAsHR1 SoHM,sssTgSSHS sssTgSSHSRBAH rsANI- z:
k82i S8n 7b2S,oWs;wmWWATER MEAsgRING
sealed proposals for furnishing and
the willis School Filtration Plant
near Laurel. Maryland, will be re-.
ceived ct the once OF the Washing
TON Surburban Sanitary Commission,
Hamilton, Street, Hyattsville. Mary
!ano, until Monday. March 27, 1850,
q zoo PM, Eastern STANDARD
viii be publicly opened and read.
This work involves the furnishing
and delivering Of q flter Control
board, rate controllers. wash water
meter, hitter gauges and indicators,
and appurtenant piping and wiring.
70 De installed BY the Commissions s
ssssei ss Se Obtained sans ans rom iPsessson r.. s.
the Chief Engineer Of the commis-
sion, ,Hyattsville, Maryland. upon
dsposit Of $500, which deposit will
De returned to bidders or to these
returning plans and spseiications
aALsF Lso'a wsRRns siRRdss101 bRoWEIada'r oRWMEIaar 1E: 2
LAND 9. WoRTHINGToN. Commits
yionerS.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

dovERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, Washington, D. c.,
March 2. .l950-Ordered: Effective
this date. the Police Regulations are
hereby amended as follows: Delete
ths period at the end Of section 2
semi-colon in lieu thereof. and add
the. following: Provided, however,
that whenever any permit issued
~ the Central Permit Bureau OF
the District Of Columbia for the
lie or private space, Also includes
permission to. occupy public space,
such permit issued by the Central
Permit Bureau shall be in lieu OF
the permit required by this section. .
sc.9. 302; 541/l, March 2, 1850
YOUNG, Commissioners, D. c. O.
A. TURNER. Acting Secretary te
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BY Gregory d'AIessio :

from the cost and the drudgery
of caring for the helpless to whom
we all owe love and service. In
every act of murder the true ad-
vantage sought by the killers Is
their own and not that OF the
victim"
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TH0S. J. OWEN d SON, Auctioneers.
436 Southern Building,

bsSEH.sd SSi s. q gsavsSE sa.Sfssz vsSEfSs
sTRNMEITTll ssTERRMITlS soR4aMssE S4i, 2sns NINETEENTH
sy virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Libsr No. s5i6.
I.sosa. TIE District sssi o et eoiumsIs, 81 lSnS
AND at the request Of the party
trustees viii sell at public bdlheessaahea auetion
DAY THE sIxTEENTH DAY OF
MARCH A.D. 1850. AT THREE
O'CLOCK PM. the folowing-de-
i;cFi9sd ;r r2s isnd n,.1. and premises, situate
as,,., p sns pissriet 81 Columbia, and
ene-hsh Of Lot rs having q 'front.'
tended and running back that width
the full depth Of said lot in the
subdivision made by o. r Presbrey
and Wiaoas ssnsrs e.. q tract s Of land called
"Wsshington Heishts." as Der plat
recorded In Libsr Governor Shep.
herd folio 156 Said property now
taxsd Is Lot 81 in Square $3.50.
Terms Sold subject to prior first
s4o q trust rus, ,na.,..F ,1r spproxnatsly ely
cent from January 9. 1850. further
aouneed 1t time Of sale; the purchase
price above said trust TO be paid In
cash A deposit Of $4,000 required.
Conveyancing. recording, etc, ct
purchasers cost. Terms to be COM
plted with within thirty days. ether
wise deposit forfeited and the prop
erty may be. advertised and fesoid
at the discretion Of the trustees.
CECIL r., cox,
mh4,Hlo,13,16 4 Trustees.
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6. W. Law Association
To Honor Dean CoIcouoh

Oswald S. Colcough. dean of the
George Washington University
Law School. will be the guest of
honor at the annual dinner of the
George Washington University
Law Association at 7 pm. Satur-
day in the Mayflower Hotel.
Dean Co1cough will discuss
plans for the development of the
Law School. DR.. Cloyd Heck Mar
vim. president of the university
also will speak.
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Small Business Institute

The District Bar Association will
conduct a one-day institute on the
problems Of small business at the
Mayf1ower Hotel on March IS. The
institute will be conducted with
the cooperation of the American
Law Institute.
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Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers


Three Lines (Minimum)
! or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
: TO 6 times consecutively. 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutively
Sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Mintmum)
Flat rate per line ----. SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
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Church Brotherhood

The Fountain Memorial Bap-
tist Church Brotherhood will meet
at 8 o'clock tonight in the church,
2214 Naylor road Sc. John L.
Roberts, president of the brother
hood, announced q surprise pro-
gram" will feature the meeting.
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON,
Auetioneers

sTHosEFf sToKYF sRiek sAIE b4EI4Nky 8E EAkyAHk5 KNowS Il
AS 1920 3 STREET S.E.
n Lissr No, sae2. folio I'll, Ct seq.
ens st ot ot hs coab ad records ards Of M hs ts. Dis:
undersigned trustees viii offer for
sac BY public auction. In front Of
ocnockf PM. ps MAaA' * soiio1ina dsSoi At d.
ssribed property in the District Of
S9n.1. SSa9lumhis. .e Wit: Lot numbered
South Of Square Fifty-three hun
greg forty-ntne (S. 534al in sub
8. In the once of the Suryeyor% % fog
said District: subject to the building
rsstrictlon line as shown on said
SSlst. also sstablishsd and shown on
n said Surveyors ONCE. Subject
TERMS oF SAFE: e .e'0sH. Al cash. A de-.
posit Of 5000 required Of pur-
haser Ct sale. EXAMINATION Of title,
stamps and notarial iilffes fsess At tsysnos nust os
with Within oms 50 says g from Pe coampisd aap q
sale, otherwise trustees reserve the
Ii9nt 20 resell property at risk and
Sav. S1ss q 1er,ainiting purchaser. after s
some newspaper published in Wa wash h.
feited. or without forfeitins ceposit
trustees may avail themselves OF
ny eEai or equitable rights against
oeiaultlnE purchaser.
+. kDEEpDNR EpM9abp 3. rzklM,YE. zEkNlMYER1cH'
Inhl0.l3.16.1s.21 Trustees.
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FED L. WILLIAMS & FED L.
WILLIAMS, Jr., Auctioneers,
PUBLIC
AUCTION
WILLIAMS, Auction

Williams Auction House
91s NEW YORK AVE.
TUES troMoESRpPw}, MAR. 18th
The following furniture and house
hold effects win be sold BIZ public
auction. Tues, tomorrow, Mar. 14th,
commencing at 2 PM; new and
used; good condition; late styles.
desirable and ready for use or
Mahogany 5-pc. "sheraton"-styIs
bedroom suite.
Mahogany bedroom suite. chest. dress
Attractive S-tone walnut bedroom
suite. like new condition, pcs.
Fudel oak, good quality, 5-pc. dinette
Lined oak, 5-pc. breakfast set.
Very good, new 3-pc. liy. rm. suite
New platform rockers.
New television revolving liy. I'm.
New mahogany coffee and lamp tables,
Walnut and other small tables OF
various kinds.
Mahogany drop-leaf tables.
Mahogany phone. and gossip bench. j.
Ood walnut and maple chests and
Odd side chairs of various kinds.
Several studios.
Odd twin and fun size beds, complets.
1nnerspring mattresses.
Oak section sectional bookcase.
Mirrors, etc.
Numerous other household effects,
Auctioneers' Phone, MA. 2679.
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C. G. SLOAN q CO., NC,
Auctioncers--Appraisers,

LARGE SALE---Household effects of
including fiat and roil-top desks.
ofice chairs, typewriter stands, sec,
ttonal bookcases, 20 typewriters, &
Prima-vera glass display cases, am
tique pine desks. chest Of drawers,
sinks, power lawn mower, walnut
and mahogany dining room and
bedroom groups. ANTIQUE Fretwork
clock, living room furniture, books,
pictures, mirrors. lamps, electric
trunks. bedding, beds. springs, mat.
tresses, china, glass, hric- a-brac,
etc. At public auction at SLOAN IS.
7l5 18th ST., Wednesday, March Is,
st 10 am. Terms; Cash. G. q.
Established 1891. III
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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The crew of the Welsh
freighted Catribe made a crate.
load of toys for Auckland, New
Zealand, children.
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AUCTION SALES
THOS. j. OWEN g. SON, Auctieneers,
435 Southern Building.

TRUSTEES. SALE or yALUAsLE;
gEM1DETAeHED gm3 s1eEE AsR sE1cK sAfSMhHT pMHnEc
Nos 1851 B" STREET SOUTH
sa5 ss s:s.ss.s ss certain i5 no:s ss's H. Of sss s:
@ records ' q the pistri sss o Of eoium5is. @
and at the request ef the party
viii fhfssRy ss at ns paDe suson IL
a' paY The sne sfxrRENrH RssmassFi On DAY Ho 81
MARCH A.D.- 1880. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following-de-
in the District Of Columbia, and
DESIGNATED as and being Lot o. in
Square 5291 in a subdivision made
by the Southwestern Construction
n Ss ooe 81 the per Pss 'feSrfss o s
District Of Columbia in Libcr 124
at folio 90. Subject to easement.
water drain. building line, covenants
and agreements Of record.
Terms; Sold subject to a prior deed
of trust for approxim ately Ss, ,Oo3 81,
further particulars of which will be
announced at time Of sale; the
purchtaase sfta : price price above said trpst e
Teauired. u. Com conveysneins' . q resordins, SoHE
etc. at purchasers cost. Terms TO
be complied with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and re-
JAMES ". oILL,
NICHOLAS oREM, Jr.
mh4.7.10.13.15 Trustees.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER a SON,
Auctioneers-Appraisers
BANKRUPTCY Z :. STORAGE sAlz
New and Used Household
FURNITURE
NSF16EAn NkSHFz16saER419hsRBsRE1s eH2H REaIsFHa
STEEL PAPER BALER, ETC.
srupEBAKERa aH "Is47" SEDAN
BY order Jacob Gordon, trustee in
Attorneys; STORAGE Companies and
i ~ MEssHlGs:s AssHlas
seS ToAoRh6W ST S;w'
Commencing 9:30 AM.
Continuing Until l PM.
New furnishings include: blonde ma
hogany, walnut and wheat bedroom
groups: pair inlaid commodes. lamps:
Formica and leather dinette groups
with chrome bases; living room
groups. sofa beds, baby carriages;
lamp, cocktail, end and other tables;
mirrors. breakfast groups, ETC.; also
used groups and desirable odd pieces,
ANTIQUE Bossert g. Schumacher
SQUARE piano. set Of Encyclopedis
Americana. ping pong table, Bay up
risht piano; formal, lounge, boudoir
and other chairs; bronze lamp,
cribs, teakwood settees and table,
Singer Cheavy duty sewing machine,
Hoffman pressing machine, etc.
STUDEBAKER SEDAN 10 AM.
BY order Trustee in Bankruptcy
ADAM A, WEsCHLER q SON
Auctioneers-Appraise
TRUSTEES SALE OF FORD SEDAN
By virtue of an order Of the Municipal
Court of the District of Columbia re.
Frank Small. jr.. Inc. VS.. John
Everett Ezell and Joseph s. Cherrie,
Civil Action No. 500-39S, the under
signed trustee will sell BY PUBLIC
AUCTION at 5000 PENNSYLVANIA
AVE. Sc. on FRIDAY, MARCH II,
1850. at 10 O'CLOCK AM, 1887,
Ford Tudor Sedan No. 54-42440.
TERMS: Cash.
Coleman Diamond, Trustee.
woodward Building.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

Court for the District OF Columbia,
BtsnkTIgscy 6t kn pivisi3n.-In the matter
L1NscRAFT HoBBY SHOP. BANK
saEsGE eRE6Iross. 4r FIRST MEETING OF
IINss ia coiLiNscRAFr HosBY
SHOP, Of 3461 14th Street, NV.
NorfeE IS HGREsY E G sasinkESpt ai1EN that
said John B. Collins, t1a Collins
MED BY him on March /, 1850.
ersdors saa' Vii n be ri held 9aessn ct he Of oa.
Bankruptcy, 32I Tower Building,
14th and K Streets. NV, wash
inston; DC, on March 21,. 1850.
and time the said creditors may
attend. prove their claims, appoint
trustee, appoint . committee Of
creditors, examine the bankrupt. and
JOHN A. BREsNAHAN.
r...,R Referee in Bankruptcy.
Msrch 8. 1850.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia.
Bankruptcy Division. In the matter
of THE CONNECTICUT MARKET.
INC. .corporation. Bankrupt.-In
Bankruptcy No, $50.
NOTICE Or FIRST MEETING OF
70 TIE creditors Of CONNECTICUT
1921 Connecticut ave. NV. Wash
inston. D. c.. o bankrupt.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
said Connecticut Market, Inc. a cor
poratton, has been duly adjudged
bankrupt on petition f1led by it
frst meeting Of the creditors will be
held at the once Of the undersigned
Referee in Bankruptcy. 32I Tower
building. 14th and K Streets, NV,
W.shinxton. DC. on March II,
1850, at 1000 o'clock am, at
which place and time the said credi-
tors may attend. prove their claims,
appoint q trustee. appoint q COM
mtttee OF creditors. examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
b. JOHN A. BRESNAHAN,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Washington, D. c.
March 9, 1850.
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ADAM a, WEsCHLER . son.

Auctioneers-Appraise
TRnsgTENE RIs S441HN SALE 8F NIGHT Shgs
And And ECU Eou1eMENT fahasS coSTAISEp obTENItSEtStiS IN
NO. 1915 9 STREET NV ALSO
ALL INTEREST IN LEASEHOLD OF
THAT PORTION OF THE PREMISES
OCCUPIED BY D. c. RESTAURANT
S9oRaPIo S9oRaPIoEIA4TIoN ia ROYAL PALM
ALcohoL SMi diiSss BEVEaAaE issGEP coNrFoE 5x FoE
BOARD OF THE DIsTRicT oF
COLUMBIA OR FEDERAL GOVERN
BY virtue Of a chattel deed of trust
recorded in Liber 9101, folio 3S1
Ct seo;. one Of the Land Records Of
request Of the party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees will sell
by public auction within the above
premises on TUESDAY, MARCH "a,
1850, AT 1880 O'CLOCK AN,
consisting in part Of: Tables. chairs.
steam and chefs tables, grease trap,
meat block. pan rack. dish washing
and pairing machines, warmers,
sssys service sD,n. counter, ,d eofsse urn: and
master, exhaust fans, cash register,
electric meat grinder, scales, adding
machine. desk. safe, typewriter,
ONCE chairs. check writer. time
clock. draperies, carpets, crockery.
snnnIsss slassTars' .tI plated table hatwars'
NOTE: Transfer of Alcohol Beverage
License subject to the approval Of
the Alcohol Beverage Control Board.
TERMS: Subject to q prior Chattel
Deed Of Trust in the sum Of
SS,75o.00 payable $4,000 per
month plus interest at 81 for
twelve months from December Is,
1949. balance payable $780, 90 per
month plus interest at 80 until
paid. over and above said trust.
Cash. For further particulars, apply
to the UNDERSIGNED
SAMUEL B. BLOCK,
CLIFFORD ADLER,
ANDREW D. vOzEoLAS,
Attorney for Party Secured,
Colorado Building.
mhs.9,10,11,13
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON
Aneffnr Anu
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ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON
Auctioneers- rs-Appraisers

TRUSTEESt SALE OF LIoUOR-pRUd
MENT, CLASS "a" RETAILERS Al
COHOL BEVERAGE LICENSE, VAL
uABLE LEAsE-HoLD INTEREST,
ETC. OF QUALITY DRUGS AND
LIQUORS, NO. 81 FLORIDA AVE-
BY virtue Of chattel Deed Of Trust
recorded in Liber S742. folio SO ct
seq, one Of the Land Records Of the
District of Columbia, and at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby
the undersigned trustees viii sell By
PUBLIC AUCTION at the above
mentioned premises on MONDAY,
MARCH 20, 1850, at. 2 O'CLOCK
PM. stock. Of alcoholic and other
beverages, drugs, sundries, cash reg
listers. display cases, Rx and counter
scales, refrigerated bottle cooler,
typewriter, lighting fixtures, shelving,
etc, also Glass "A" Retailers Alco-
hol Beverage License and all renew
ais thereof, valuable lease, etc.
NOTE: Transfer Of Alcohol Beverage
subject to approval Of Alcohol Bev-
erage Control Board.
TERMS: Subject to the unpaid bal
ance Of q prior Chattel Deed Of
Trust in the sum Of SS.9e6.90 as Of
February IL. 1850, payable $500 90
per month plus interest at SO, over
and above said trust; Cash, For fur
ther particulars apply TO the under.
signed.
LEON M. sHINBERo,
-, :. PHILIP SHINBERG,
1881 q. ct. NV Trustees
ma13,14,1516.171S
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every suit made
to sell for $3.50

These Sumo Mixture suits the product
with fine ces and
otter At this $o75
(which they originally savings
We unhestotneN them
Lightweight Weltoored
doubeboed models We Of
unlimited quantity
will be glad q n March,
Regulars Shorts longs Short stouts Long stouts
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BANKRUPTCY SALE
OF
STUDEBAKER AT SEDAN
Four-Door Commander
Serial 4251S25 Motor DVT37626
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
AT WESCHIER'S 905 Z St. NV.
Terms: Cash. Jacob Gordon, Trustee,
Geo. w. Pullman, Bankrupt No. $50
ADAM WES(,xII I'm n aAax
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values IOr your
Christmas list.
Beautiful hand
b ag S, hosiery
storm boots and
e v n n 6 slip
pers. AlsO--an
types of foot
wear for casual,
i street and even
<ing wear. Prices
FAMOUS NAME
ION Shoes
i S. to SIS a pair.
AVE. EX. 9587.
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at great savings. P.S. If your
own silver needs replating or
repairing, take it to SILVER
SHOPS own "WOrkshop" (al-
so in GeOrgetown), at 3611 M
ST. N.W.-1 block beyond Key
Bridge. Call DU. 2798 for esti-
mate. Pick up and delivery
service. Parking facilities at
garage next door.
=" You WOMEN-who
like to influence
men (no crOwding, please!)-
should take those men to the
KITCHETERIA ...
them see how y D[
far their mon ~ y
ey will gop aRA
Delicio usly &8
pre- pare d "
luncheon, dinner and Sum
day dinner is served at such
sensible prices-and the va
riety is great. No tipping
it's self-service! Entrees in
clude: Sirloin Steak, Fried
Chicken, Ham, etc.-frOm 35c
to 75c. Vegetables, salads and
desserts, 10c and 15c. Located
in the Harrington Hotel, at
11th and E SITS. NV.
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gay or single flower in the right
color than the best orchid In the
world for a dress that looks awful
with an orchid. About pinning on
the flowers, before or after ar
rival at the dance, we like to do
this. We might want to expert
ment. If the flowers do not look
we'll in the usual left-shoulder
place we might want, tactfully,
to put them in a less conspicuous
place where they won't clash. Like
on the party purse. maybe"
Connie finds it hard to decide
whether to carry your party purse
or ask your date to stuff it in his
pocket"
The ideal solution is to CHECK"
your party purse along with your
wrap, especially If the checking
room is close to the powder room
which is where you should be do
ing the makeup touchup anyway.
You may tote small purse while
you dance If this does not bother
your partner.
Few boys want to be burdened
with keepsakes. To borrow back"
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-|A|| Hail, the Holiday FormoIs
By Kite Turmoil


Are you counting days until the
holiday dances which can be as
merry as Christmas if you Danish
worries about correct clothes and
conduct for your first formals?
So you want to be becomingly
dressed, and enough on your
dignity to honor the important
event. In order to feel free to
enjoy yourself. 1t is helpful to
know. ahead. the answers to
questions often asked by anxious
young teeners.
Jim writes in: What should
you do if you cannot afford to buy
or rent a tux for all the school
formal dances? Would a dark
suit do?" Joe wonders: "How
dressy should you be? We don't
want to look too sporty, but after
we dress up we don't want to
override it. Then we start twist
ing our ties and pulling our COL
lars and start out feeling mussed
up and uneasy"
Dress-up customs vary with the
crowd and community. There
are formals. especially at Christ
mas time. at which tux" is con-
sidered tops, from midteens on.
However. dark suit or any mono
tone suit will do. No one who
knows his or her social way
around would want a boy to miss
out on a party for lack of a
dress-suit.
Matched suits look better than
sporty-mixtures" girls agree. 1--WE
like to see trim accessories. We
don't like to see saddleshoes or
thick soles."
Often boys worry about muSsing
or f1nger-marking a girls gown.
during dancing. Some dancing
schools still advise the boy to hold
a white folded handkerchief in
his right hand, to protect the
girls dress. To keep palms dry,
why not try a tip from profess
sional dancers who use non
perspirant hand lotion or cream.
This. spread ahead, will forestall
the damp. feverish grasp which
can be brought on by excitement
or that shy. strange feeling at
your first formals.
"Are long gloves necessary"
asks Mary.
According to a department
store buyer who specializes in
teen fashions: Really formal long
tight kid gloves. of the debutante
type, require a sophisticated dress.
They do not go we'll with the
acknowledgements type of
party dress. Some girls do wear
less formal knit or mitt or fabric
gloves, often to match the gown,
but this is optional. However, the
smoothly dressed girl should wear
gloves (short, white usually to
and from the party"
What about flowers" Conrad
debates. Sure, I know that you
should ask the girl what color of
dress she is wearing and all that;
but it's still hard to figure what to
buy"
ASK the girl" the girls suggest.
Sometimes, even after you tell
boy what color you are wearing,
he picks out something that does
absolutely nothing for your dress.
He could ask what color and type
would go well with the dress. also
what the, girl likes. Some of us
would rather have simple nose
Evening star., 1950-12-10
I@om&%vn

repairing" T h e y
re fini S h white,
black and colored
gloves like new.
Prices are reason
! able =. and Serv-
=, ice is speedy. They
are also experts at
reweaving moth
h oles, cigaret t
burns a n d snags
n clothing and fine
ems. 913 G ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-12-10

cosmetics to apply makeup while
the boy watches spoils the CLAM
our manners"
If dress clothes or dancing shoes
feel uncomfortable because you
are not accustomed to tight COL
lars or trailing skirts or giddy
heels, give yourself a dress re-
hearsal. Wear the party togs
around the house. try sitting and
Evening star., 1950-12-10

walking In them until you feel
easy. Clothes confidence can
make you feel as enchanting as
the last dance with a perfect date
at your first Christmas formal.
Cans of single service cooked
macaroni, spaghetti, chilli con
carne and baked beans are being
packed in buffet-size tins. They're
just right for folks who live alone
Evening star., 1950-12-10

giving--gO to
t h e SILVER
S HI o p, in
Georgetown ,
at 1881 Wis
cOnSin Ave-
nue., N. w.
T h y have
antique, re-
plated a n d
neW silver