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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
CIVIL SERVICE
JOBS OPEN

Federal Civil Service jobs as
Library Assistant. s2450 to s2875
year, and Deputy United States
Marshal, $1,000 a year. are now
open, according to J. A. Conner.
director, Seventh U. S. Civil
Service Regional Office.
The vacancies 10 be filled are
in Illinois, Michigan and Wis
consin. Written tests are required
for both positions.
Complete information and APP
plication blanks may be secured
from the Secretary OF the Board
of u. S. Civil Service Examiners
at Room 402, Federal Building,
Detroit 33. Michigan.
Application for Deputy United
States Marshall will be accepted
until July IL. 1850: for Library
Assistant until August 2, 1850.
Hampton Set-24
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08

very medium over which was
speaking being seen and
nobody throw q not over my
head or grabbed my collar with
a hook.
Informally, after the show, Ed
Sullivan told me to get my show
together because he'd like to see
i maybe he could help IT into
the niche it might deserve before
the television cameras.
II you have a grippe. sometimes
you have a tendency to let il
boil inside until finally it ex-
plodes and a lot OF harm is done.
And I know that in many
cases. despite our democratic
ideals. you simply must not
speak your piece but in
normal cases. under normal
circumstances. this a land
where you can be heard and
there are some people open
minded enough 10 listen 10 you
and work with you.
And tomorrow there will be
more people like that and less
biRots. And the next day the
progress will be greater.
II isn't the individual prob
lem It's that right TO say what
you think that's important. Then
alter your right 70 speak, the
next most important thing is for
people to listen and understand.
The next stop is for those people
10 learn to act. after weighing
the issue carefully.
II isn't Utopia now. but II
those things are accomplished
=. and II there are more and
more Ed Sullivsns and WPIKs.
Il may be Utopia. yeti
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08

Thirty-five per cent Of the peo-
pie Of the world do not have
enough to eat. These people still
need your help. Help now with
contribution in any amount
70 CARE. 1873 E. Elizabeth. De-
troit %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
THE CYPS WILL GET YOU,
If YOU DON'T WATCH OUT
By GERALD X. O'BRIEN
Wayne County Prosecutor
Last of a Series)

In a series of articles have how "Gyps"
the gerich-quick" type of confidence racket The
ample given. in each merely of thous-
and variations that gyps in getting you part with
Won hard mo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08

This country may have its faults for after all this IS
not complete Utopia but it is land indeed where
you have the freedom express your grievances with
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Wallace Beach Cleared
OF Dice Game Charges

Wallace Beach today stood
cleared of gambling charges, grow
ing out of police raid on July %
on house in the 900 block of F
street NV.
Charges of setting up q gam
bling table and permitting gam
bling were dismissed yesterday by
Commissioner Cyril S. Lawrence,
who said there was no evidence
Beach was running the dice
game police said they found in
progress. Beach, 38, is the former
husband of Carmen Beach, who
was convicted in 1943 on white
slave charges.
Detective Sergt. Arthur H. Molle
of the Vice Squad said he found
Beach and several other men in
a large room filled with gambling
paraphernalia. He said Beach had
$2,693 in cash on his person at
the time. The raid was made
without a warrant.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Union Printer Convicted
In Miami Assault Case
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla, Aug. 10.--A So
year-old member of the Miami
Typographical Union has been
found guilty of assault and bat
terry on a Miami Daily News COM
posing room employe.
Edward G. Taylor was fined $50
and costs yesterday by City Judge
Cecil Taylor. But Taylor's at
torney, Fritz Gordon, refused to
pay the fine. A supersedeas bond
was ordered posted today in cir
cult court.
The union member was con-
victed of assaulting Daniel A.
Sutton last Thursday night -
Union printers have been on
strike at the News and Miami
Herald for the past 20 months.
Picket lines have been maintained
throughout the period. ~
The strike was precipitated in
q dispute over wages.
Evening star., 1950-08-10

for a date" the bride reported.
Their first date was at a drive
in theater during the Easter vaca-
ton, she recalled.
And he didn't propose until
after graduation" she said.
Mrs. Williams, who gave f---
husband straight "A" grades in
English, said he was a good ath-
lete. too.
She said she often attended
school basketball and hockey
matches in which Arthur took
part.
But I always went with other
pupils" she said.
They were married in Chester
field. S. c., and took David along
on the honeymoon.
They are staying with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lewis, while Mr.. Williams gets
started on a job in his fathers
contracting business.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass.
Aug. 10.-An 18-year-old hus-
band and the bride who used to
be his high school English teacher
are back from their honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j. Will
liams, jr., were accompanied by
her 6-year-old son by a former
marriage.
The 30-year-old bride said she
would not return to the high
school classroom where their ro-
nance blossomed last year.
I'm going to resign and be-
come a housewife" said Mrs. Will
liamS.
The former Mrs. Jean Bressette
indicated her son, David. pinch
hit for cupid in the romance.
Arthur used to come to the
house to teach David how to play
football long before he asked me
Evening star., 1950-08-10
BOYS HOSE

Combed cotton yarns;
fast colors; elastic top.
Plaids, blazers, argyles.
Sizes S-101a.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Girls Strap
Saddle OXfOrdS

Neat tan leather saddle OK
fords have burgundy colored
saddle with two adjustable
straps. Panolene soles.
Evening star., 1950-08-10

Tan and burgundy saddle OK
ford with moccasin stitched
vamp. Panolene sole gives
long wear. Leather lin e d.
Evening star., 1950-08-10

Full fashioned; sheer
81 gauge, Is denier.
Lovely fall S h a d e S.
Sizes 812-101a.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Boys Leather
MOccasin Oxford

Rugged tan oxfords for boys
have double tread compost
ton soles, leather insoles.
Moccasin stitc h e d Vamp.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-08
PoImosiIIo Club Plans Library Benefit Sale

A pre- Christmas gift and auc- ton sale is planned by the Palma silla Club with proceeds to go to the Palmer Library fund. Mrs. Roland Grover, reporter for the club announced this week. There will be many items offered at the library benefit which will make lovely Christmas gifts, Mrs. Grover said.
 At the regular meeting of the Club held November 14, Mrs. Charles Schaefer vas hostess at her home. It was decided at the meeting to change the clubs meeting date to the first Tuesday of every month instead of the second as previously planned. In accord with the new date the De- cember meeting of the club was held Tuesday of this week at 1l:30 am. at the home of Mrs Carl Mielke. Mrs. Robert Mielke acted as hostess.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-08

in the states, returns this spring, perhaps a showing of one of his films on an Eskimo summer can be arranged.
 She also called attention to the need of volunteer librarians. The laying of linoleum at the library is almost completed and the i- brary is scheduled to open very soon. Anyone who can serve as librarians is urged to contact Mrs. Graves. Hours planned are from 2 pm. to 4 pm, and 2 pm. to g pm, daily. If anyone will vol unteer to act as librarian on Sat urday, hours will probably be from II am. to pm. Mrs. Graves said perhaps Senior Scouts might be interested in serving as librarians on Satur- day.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-08
Library Association Nets SIS for Fund

The Public Library Associa- ton netted SIS as proceeds from the showing of a colored film here November 28 by Fred Machetanz. The film, "Seegooruk" was shown under sponsorship of the Library Association to raise money to pay outstanding bills on the new h- brary building.
 Two showings of the film were held with a capacity audience for the first show and a good attend ance at the second. One-sixth of the gross receipts, which totaled $380, went to, Uncle Sam for en- tertainment tax. Sixty per cent of the total gross went to MT. Machetanz for his presentation of the film. Other incidental ex- penses also had to be deducted.
 Mrs. Earl C. Graves, president of the association, expressed ap- preciation for the fine response from the public. She added that when MT. Machetanz, who is now
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-08
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to those who helped extinguish the fire at our farm, and particularly to our neighbors and friends for their prompt action and quick response in preventing further damage, while operating in adverse weather conditions.
 (Signed)
 MT. and Mrs. L. M. DePrlest.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-08

C. l. Branton, all of the Agricul-
 tural Research Administration, and Charles Wilson of the Soil
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-08
MEET LAND MANAGEMENT
 OFFICIALS AT ANCHORAGE

A group of Palmerites who spent the day in Anchorage on business yesterday included Don L. Irwin, Hugh A. Johnson and
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-08

Conservation office. The party met with officials of the land management office at Anchorage.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-08
Spends Thanksgiving Outside

Robert Bronson returned from the states this week where he spent Thanksgiving with his fam ily. MT. Bronson is employed by the Geological Survey here.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

CAPITOL. HILL-Immaculate. semi
detached, 3-bedroom brick, in quiet
neighborhood, close to churches,
schools and shopping; has powder
room, 2 converted back porches,
huge dining room and kitchen, oil
h.-w. heat: substantial cash re-
sg,T Suired; Can 1,lIyIr,1s DI; 1913 till g pm.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY AREA~921
Taylor st. ne Beautiful Colonial
brick corner property featuring cen
ter entrance plan and three large
4earIas:. 44earmIs,; large siGe nvn living room with
ot nn su FPSm 0sels gas sse
roof: newly decorated. excellent con-
dition; Transportation. shopping ard
schools. all convenient. Mr.. Clark,
GE. 90l1. MARSHALL J: WAPLE
MfcHrGAN Go ae 1fsh fARkpet T. px PI 6licf ss4S n
large lot: 4 bedrms., den. 3 full
Sfs5oo 0csln eaII TfsaIHs' Fh5Rafasu' ReptSe pTce
Tu; $500; ewes. CO. S414. 20
MICHIGAN PARK HILLS-Brick.
semidet. 5 rms; excellent buy a
5ome n. YOU'D enjoy owning. Call Ii.
EaobE iSiaE ISLAND asisl b A%G. aSRn' N.E.-Room-
Ing or tourist, red brick corner, 10
rms, 4 baths, oil heat, firepl.,
double garage, private back yard,
shade trees, fish pool, etc. Price,
SYKES. SWNS9S, pElNS9 77sssents' Contact
wooDEfDSE ddARbENs. 1920 Goth
st. ne, det. brick, z rms, Q baths,
dinette, oil h.-w.h., built-tn garage,
basement with lavatory. Real buy,
$4,000. Open Sun, It'll dark. MI.
woopRIDGE, sei9 Myrtle ave. ne.
new brick, 8 bedrms., large liv. rm.
with picture window, mod. GE kit,
elec: range, dishwasher, auto.
clothes washer, dryer, plenty of
CABS; standard Dresslyn powder
rm., breakfast nook, din. RIM, rec.
rm., util. rm., Dashboard, h,-w.h.,
gas-f1red. This is the most un-
usual house. Large lot with 3 apple
trees Open Sun, I pm. It'll dark,
by OWNER. 10. goo. -27
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED BRICK
Cony. to everything; large rms, i'm
med. poss.; 2 types. Shown by ap-
pointment. 2SlS, $500 18th st. ne.
AT. 1888; reasonable terms. -27
1921 22nd ST.. N.E.-Open Sun,
till 8 pm; lovely detached 4-bedrm
home; den on 1st 1. plus dinette
the loveliest mod. kit. with garbage
disposal and elec. dishwasher; near
all conveniences. See agent or
premises. Cali RE. 1924 or RA
$3.50 PENNY" APOSToLIDES. -2f
Evening star., 1950-08-26
OFF RIVER RID.
AND WESTERN AVE.
OPEN SAT.-SUN., 3 TO 6
S323 SHERIFF., AVE

VACANT-Desirable 2-year-old de-
tached brick home; center entrance,
3 lovely bedrooms. 22-ft. living room
with fireplace. 1st-floor powder room,
tmmac. cond.: priced below market
for quick sale; SIS. $50. DIREC-
TTONS: over River rd. l block past
Western ave. to Saratoga ave.. righi
]. block, right again / block Z
Evening star., 1950-08-26

OPEN SAT. AND SUN, Is
5000 Kanawha st. n.w.-split. level
with bedrm. quarters few steps up
for privacy: loc. in exclusive Chevy
Chase, d. c. on beaut. handicapped
cor. lot; contains lge. bedrms.,
plenty Of closet space: 2ls baths,
With beaut. picture windows and
open drepl. The luxurious carpeting
and exquisite draperies must be
seen to be appreciated. Fin. rec.
rm. and lge. attic, which can be
slI-elec. kit; built-in garage and
beaut. screened porch with ] Flutex
glass wall New home, 6 mos
old, Owner must leave city. Price.
S33.600 ST. 1856 or IA. S4S9.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
MT. PLEASANT
UPPER BRIGHTWOOD
WALTER REED AREA
UNUSUAL VALUE
1928 FLORAL STREET

onugsied coziiy beneath towering oaks
on q 60x125-ft. lot, this 4-bedrm..
3fs-baths home Of rare charm. has
many extra features to attract the
discriminating buyer, including a
large stone fireplace in living room,
balconied easement windows, flag
stone walks and retaining wall;
large fountain, 2-car det. garage.
Bricktex and stone construction,
Located squares from Walter
Reed HOSPITAL. 4 doors of 10th St.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 14th St. NV, DI, 3346. -27
Evening star., 1950-08-26
COLORED

CLIFTON ST. NV.
1O-room row brick, arranged as 8
complete apartments, English bsmt:.
oil h.-w.h., det. gar; reasonably
priced, on easy terms.
MARSHALL ]. cWAPIE co,
1924 14th st. NV. DI, 3346.
BLOCK SHEPHERD
AS LOW AS $1,000 DOWN
6-room brick home; Colonial front
porch. 2 rear porches. full bsmt.,
after z, RA. 445O. ZAGAMI REAL
TY, Ii. 1897.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
r. H BEST. INC
DAMASCUS

2 lovely new bungalows just com
pleted; loc. on more than u acre
Full bsmts.. oil h.-w.h. Will be sold
at VA appraisal Of approx $1,000
and S10.500. For further informa-
ton, call BRUCE & BoWLBY, s616
Ga. ave, Silver Spring, 81. 1850.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
HoUsEs-sALE-s.E. tcens.,

BEAUTIFUL BUY-This 1941 semi.
Diet 6-rm. brick home at 1882 Ft
Davis st. will outiast the mortgage;
8 ,bedrms.. 11a baths. gas heat; ex-
e. C. 's' Res., Jo. ENs sesss5; oasaf once, Il 1
6-3056 go
Evening star., 1950-08-26
CoLORED

a% financed; 3-bedrm. det. home
with 30-ft. floored exp. attic and
the extras too; 81 800 down.
corner-window 2-bedrm
bungalow; $1,000 down; only l yr
old; on top Of hill. It's honey
Settlement in time for opening oi
new high school, only 3 blks, away
60th and IT. to homes or phone WA
1146 for route by good rd. j. VIC.
TOR DICKEY, 1909 Goth ave-, No
Englewood: open Sat. SUM-, 1-9 pm
THEY are mostly all SnldI ~
Evening star., 1950-08-26
"EDGEMOOR"

ClOSe-in-BetheSda
First Offering of this immaculate
brick residence on tastefuliy land.
scaped corner lot adjacent to Edge
subdivision. Liy. rm. with fireplace
good size din. rm., large moderr
kit. with ample space for hreakfas
set; full size screened porch: 3 gooc
size bedrms and sun deck. Call Me
1143 until 6 pm. today or Sunday
Evening star., 1950-08-26
NEW HOMES
BRIGHTWOOD
Sample House

TOT ENEIDA PL. NV.
You will be able to move in one OF
these before school starts. These
6-rm.. 1h-bath homes are within
tier Elementary. Paul Jr. High,
Coolidge High and Nativity Paro-
chial schools, shopping. transp. and
churches only blks. away. Open
Saturday and Sunday. IL It'll r.
sSsa SsesoSss for s1 sppointmeat' m Sgo'' ewes" Oh
DAVID NIMETZ & co.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
DAVID NIMETZ & CO
1925 Vermont Ave.

NEAR 18th AND NEWTON STREET
3434 OakwOOd Terrace
Choice location, overlooking Rock
House in beautiful. wooded site. Ex-
quisite European interior. Outstand-
ing residence or income-producing
property. Open Sat. and SUM-, from
3 TO $50. Mr.. Lacaze on premises.
]. G. CHATEL. RE. 7S17 or AID.
Evening star., 1950-08-26

1881 YOU ST. Sc.
One of the best buys in Anacostia,
near all conveniences, 6 large rooms,
8 bedrooms, gas h.-w.h full bsmt.
det. garage, wall-to-wall broadloom
s"arpeting in living room,. din. rm.,
Hallway and stairs. A real value.
ANNENBERG REALTY
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 1887 It'll 9.
Evening star., 1950-08-26

"1St-FLOOR BEDROOM"
IN NV, for less than $4,000. This
completely det., 7-rm. home, on a
grand lot, is in one Of the most
several blocks of excellent shopping
center and good bus transp.: 3 nice
bedrms.. large liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit. det. garage: substantial cash
REQUIRED, Call ME- 1i43 until 6
pm. today or Sunday. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtor.
Evening star., 1950-08-26

COLORED
800 blk. 3rd st., det. 6-rm. house,
with extra lot. Only S1o,950; $3.50
heat; newly redec. ST. 1867. GE.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
2-FAMILY BRICK

2-FAMILY BRICK
Not a conversion Job but actually
built for 2 families to provide nice
home and income; near Boiling
Field: practically new; 2 lovely
apts., rms. and bath in each
apt.;. separate entrances, gas h.-w.
h.; full bsmt.; located near shop
ping. Income $3.50 mo. Only
a$16,750: $4,000 down.
ANNENBERG REALTY
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-s357 til o.
Evening star., 1950-08-26

FIRST TIME OFFERED
Near 14th and Harvard-9 rms. 2
baths. new oil burner, h.-w.h., full
finished bsmt. Suit. for DIR. or dem
tla ,lst or rst ? f,oomins ,oon house with $500 10
BY owner. Call Ma. 9440, bet.
and 8 pm. -2S
Evening star., 1950-08-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

HILLCREST-Just completed, 1856
Texas ave, s.e., two blocks left oi
Pa. ave. lust past Branch-Stone
and brick Colonial; z roms, 2E
baths, garage, side porch, large
attic. 2 stone fireplaces and barbecue
in yard; complete GE kitchen; many
unusual features; must be seen to
be appreciated; priced to sell,
S27. 500. by owner-builder. Open
sunday or call 10. 2-9364 for ap-
se,95o~semidetached 5-rm. brick;
full bsnt.: gas heat; Sc. section;
by owner leaving city. 10. 2-2542.
1882 X ST. s.E.-Row brick home,
.$9,250: J. G. WELDON CO. Real
TOR, tors, NE; g 30ll. OIL tx; 1854; -27
Condition. hEsnfltn homs St. nsRTewaF b. dsi5
8 ROOMS AND BATH, fnrn., gas h..
VIII. Priced for quick sale; reas.
terms: Call Monday, EX. 521s. -27
1871 X ST. S.E.-5-room row brick,
newly redecorated, vacant; $500
down, bal. $50 per month. J. Dali
LAS GRADY & SON, DI. $3.50;
esRm eEsSinfH sRfsk, G1 s7sa rec. rm.. venetian ss
SWSER. eSEs; feReed go' a-5sag' ssFd' oil :ssyE h
FULLY DETACHED; income and home;
8 rms. and bath; I st H., 9 rms; 2nG
n, 2-rm: and kit. apt. Congress
Hgts.; $16,500.. Appointment only
Will rent for $175. 10. S-2742.
$50 A ST. S.E.-vacant: 16 rms. .
baths, h.-w.h.; only S49O down; SS9
mo-: open SUM-, So -27
Evening star., 1950-08-26
1907 Hobart st. NV.

Mr.. ROCK CREEK PARK
list FL. PWDR. RM.-$18,500
Open sun, 1-5 p.m.: 1888 irving st.
Nv: 2-yr:,oid modern row brick,
Nv. rn.,. roomy din rm.. spacious
dream kit, colored tiled powder ,rm.,
op LIST a.: 3 bedrns., master bedrm.,
12x16. large sundeck of rear bed
I'm; full bsmt. with Law; gas heat;
condition.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
l41S K st. NV. Realtors ME. 54oo
Evening star., 1950-08-26
COLORED

RIVER TERRACE
Attractive 20-ft. wide English type
brick; new house condition through
out; lse. liv. rm.. family sized din
rm., lse. equipped kit. 1st A.; 8
a,-c. heat; bsrnt with outside en-
trance to rear; fenced, nicely land
scaped yard; front screened porch,
awnings, Substantial cash required
For details, call Mr.. Brock. TR
2S25; after z pm. WA. 9199
FRANK j. MURPHY, Jr., INC, 3423
Benning rd ne -27
Evening star., 1950-08-26
BRICK ERS

2 brand-new desirable under const.,
one Of & rms. and one of 7 rms; !;
one with bsmt. one without; kits.
1eauip. with disposals and dish
washer; gar. and breezeway; gas
heat; inspect early SO if changes
are desired they can be arranged;
loc. in Hillcrest Hgts., Washington S
best loc. suburb; 20 min. to down
town; reas. terms.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0040.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
KENSJNGTOM

MANOR CLUB ESTATES
1875 Beverly rd.; excellent det. brick.
lge. liy. rm., din. rm., and modern
kit; 3 bedrms. 1 "a baths; full bsmt (;
oil a.-c. heat; restricted community
with club membership: lot 90x200;
open Sat. and Sun. l to 8 pm. Mr..
Evening star., 1950-06-14

short in her establishment to in
vestigate the possibilities of
changing the creation she had
designed into a more personalized
bit of fashion by having on
hand bracelets, scarves, necklaces,
shawls and the myriad touches it
takes to set off a fine design.
Soon after the war the "bouti-
que" located on the ground floor
of her Place Vendome establish
ment began showing additions of
little skirts. blouses, and her
famous sweater-shirt tops made
upstairs in the workrooms of her
famous dress salon. Eventually
the "boutique" began to be the
international shoppers haven for
general sportswear items that did
not require long and drawn-out
fittings. Items from the shop"
often take only two fittings to be
perfect.
The "boutique" today can serve
Evening star., 1950-06-14
By Josephine Lowmon
True or False?

l. A woman should not exercise
after As.
False. A woman of this age
should have a physical examina-
ton to be certain that all is we'll
as to heart and blood pressure
She should also start in very
slowly.
2. am Al years old and a
mother. I have very large abdo-
men. I have been told that I
cannot reduce my abdomen at my
age and am doomed to wear iron
sides" for the rest of my life to
minimize it.
False-defnitely false! I have
had many, many women in my
classes who have taken inches and
inches from their measurements,
some of whom were much older
than you are.
3. 1t is not possible to make a
cold cream at home which will do
one any good!
False. There are many valuable
and nice creams on the market
but you can brew a helpful one
at home. Buy some cosmetic Ian
olin at your drug store. Mix in
pure olive oil until the consistency
is such that it goes on the face
just like the creams you buy. If
you cannot afford to buy an eye
cream for the little lines about the
eyes, use sweet almond oil. Pat
this on under the eyes and mas
sage in rotary motion, using
your forefinger, along the crows
feet at the corners of the eyes.
4. Drinking vinegar makes you
thin.
False. It will not make you
thin. but If you imbibe enough of
It. 1t may give you indigestion.
5. Build and weight distribution
are inherited.
True. You do inherit your
glandular system and also certain
families tend toward short or tall
lean or stocky. However, this
does not mean that you must
always resign yourself to the fig
ures Of your forebears. Just be-
cause your mother and Aunt Susie
had huge hips and big thighs, Il
no reason that you need look thai
way. 1t does mean that you will
Evening star., 1950-06-14

lean ready-to-w items to sell
in his "boutique" in Paris.
"Boutique" means basically
shop. 1t has always meant that
in French. Today it may be get
ting a new meaning. From an
American point of view, it is do
ing on a rather minute scale a
bit of ready to-wear" business
in a country famous for its GUS
tom made articles.
But "boutique" in fashion par
lance was the nimble creation of
Nine. Elsa Schiaparelli, who
brought the word into the fashion
dictionary some years ago.
1t was she who first conceived
the idea of having traffic stop
Evening star., 1950-06-14
Why Grow Old?
AGood Looks Quiz

have to fight this tendency all of
your life.
Women write, II can see no
hope. The women in my immedi-
ate family are all big fat people. "
Glands may play some part here,
but do not ever forget that you
also inherit the eating habits of
your mothers and probably your
grandmother's table.
If you would like to have my
Weight Chart for Women" send
a stamped, addressed en-
velope with your request for
Leaf1et No. 40 to Josephine Low
man in care of The Evening Star.