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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA IS; black; s545. '4s Prefsct;
English-built. Fords are IDEAL for
economy and ease Of handling in
today's downtown Wash. traffic.
EqT a demSnSt4rstion;; I4s see uor Or call
ave- aaLL Sw sANRaEs WasS:s d Oldest teFPSni PoTd
ATsTfN RssIff; fa fs4e: sssSi ssSsi7s. MANHATTAN AT!
sdes 9TH snd sts hw So S7 SS'R
ATsEH sAAa Ff4s fH9f z4o coPsttisn sSss
Inc. both sides 7th and R SITS. NV.
AHsTIN Isl tp'4i 10 4-dr.; s7s5. MANH8r-
| TAN AUTO KAISER FRAZER, INC,
both SIDES 9TH st. at R NV, NO
AUSTIN '51 demonstrator, low mile
age; S1,395 JACK PRY Ltd, 14th
and P NV. Largest retailer Of i'm
ported cars in the world.
very good finish and clean interior;
Just. installed all new valves and
take $195 for quick sale. See at
s85 sS5s .,TT Wis; 7-sesi sesT' Phone wo. 1852
BUICK az Roadmaster 4-dr.; fully
coup, rich black finish; outstanding
81 ,095. WILLIAMS & BAKER NASH
29th and M st. NV. Ho. s700.
BUICK 40 convertible Super; r. and
h., new top; S1,595. TOWN g.
COUNTRY MOTORS, 1897 wis. ave.
BUICK '49 Convertible; new top;
S1,095. TOWN g. COUNTRY MO-
TORS, 5337 Wis. ave. NV. OR.
BUICK 1e4s Roadmaster. 81. .0s5.
Can be seen between 8 and s, 37OS
sh,sphsIrd s. (; +, oSss st. Mt. Rainier, Md; or
BUCK aHIt wAi is4s 2SSoi Super Estate wad wagon;
ture-proof tubes; r.. and h., custom
seat COW, undercoated, good wood,
$4,000 mi; $1,295 or terms. 81.
CADILLAC AS "e1" 4-dr.; r. h.,
black finish. "A A clean car. 81 .sS5.
HoYLE MOTOR SALES, 1345 Q
CADILLAC '49 convertible: maroon
nise SeaufS EH aasomGbis siasS snd IKE Ri tns7y
eoSETRY ts56REhs9t' M6ToRs. 81 ;eRs BSTN BSsS wis s
ave. NV. OR. O100. -12.
CADILLAC 1850 "62" convertible,
fully equipped, incl; Wv; tires, red
green finish; purchased from local
Naval officer. transferred overseas;
$3,695. HoYLE MOTOR SALES,
c,nI} i24} Cue que st; NV. pu. $500 $500. IA
doEng tires and tons h very grsS
TOWN g. COUNTRY MOTORS, 5337
Wis aye niT iSA Or e9 $780, con-t,S,. -iS
brand-new Siberling tires and tubes:
must be seen noS to be appreciated;
cSbiIIA6 Il 1II GT 1s5f 3p7s 7ss6s T. 4dr pm m with
dual speakers. h.. Hydra; S. c.. win
room appearance. S3.S4O. HOYLE
MoToR SALES. 1s45 Q st. NV.
c2S1LEac R5i lac 40 "e1" 4-dr.; ia r, h..
aSd hydrs aray wy ;b tEss pont aS.s as ssesn
this this car sss' Ss.Ss5. S HI HoYLE ssi MoToR Ssrtas
SALES, 1345 Q st. NV. DU. $500.
CADILLAC .4e "ea" 4-dr.; r. h.,
HYDRA; S. c.. excel; mech; cond.
HoYLE MOTOR SALES. 1s45 @
|cADILEAc 1850 SsSii" 2-dr. sedan;
care, ali extras; $4,000 or best offer.
CADILLAC 1915 "6i" 5-passenger
cSups; GO Eso ns IKE oISS nsy; low mileage;
beauty; runs and looks like new.
Today's special at 81. .495 on S499
down. CIPCO guarantee; 1S mo. to
pay: open ewes. It'll 9. COAST-IN
PONTIAC, 427 Florida ave. ne. AT,
1900. 10
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Continued)

N. ARL.-New subdiv. of 81 fully
improved K-acre homesites: 10 sold;
sell Singularly or in groups. Lee
hwy. to Fairfax dr., right 3h blks
to sign and right onto new ST., SUBJ
div. plat on sign. For further infor I.
OWNER, ia. 2-5575. lie
FL LOTS, Kensington- -Parkwood area
Sewer and water avail $500 each
Call Mr.. Lebling, ewes. and Sun, OIL
66S8. ROBERT B. HALL CO.. WI
TEN LOTS. NV. D. c.; sewer, water
streets in; ready to 60: less than 60C
per So. #. Call MR.. NORMAN. 81
4o Oggoo'Ts, s5x1oo; lovely Sc. section;
new ,bunsalow; q blocks to Dis;
70 q q GL6sfF 6sfF EEsr27TTE, Er RE- will sell YER,
reasonably 2. lots, 40xlOO. close tc
Marlboro pike and Coral Hills
SUBURBAN REALTY CO., 5402
Marlboro pike Sc. 10. 9-9666
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Exceptional buy, corner lot. leve
with all utils. and close to bus ano
schools, paved alley; lots in this
sect section 2, are are becoming very scarce
YELLOTT & CO.
1924 Eye st. NV. MA. O4S4
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE COR SALE

ONE LOT or scres--Haye desirable
Fairfax counties from 1 lot to 1900
acres; low prices and good terms.
c. LOUIS CAPUTI, Realtor, phone
FORTY LoTs. all utilities. 6o-ft.
j. PRESTON. sH. 9i93. 10
MD.-33 A. mi. s. s.,
Route 1886. Old house. Look for
TAKOMA PARK. Close in. lots,
so to 55 189 IT,, paving. sewer
and water to lots. Only $500 each.
Easy terms. BURTON, SH. 7059.
detached. g
family apt. lots); 1st fare zone;
S21 900. BOWERS. 1885 Eye NV.
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STORES FOR RENT

PATENT DEUGS, soda fountain and
delic. comb. Nr. Hyattsville High
Equipped. stocked and opened By
owner and builder. Doing good bust
ness; cash for stock. Good terms
tST %a eSpss' Sssa and responsible person
9O3 2 ST. N.w.-Entire bldg; also
s rear. Mr. i;oS1 MILLS. Is Ma Sssaehousf ssss, a IN
STORE FOR RENT-Excellent TO,
Chinese laundry; has counter and
fixtures. 11O7 Trinity pi., Silver
Sprine, Md. Rent $3.50 a month
Phone OF. 1717S wI2
$50. OLD GEORGETOWN ROAD
ppssthesds5 Md. Rent $3.50. Phone
OL l7l7. liz
60l II ST. N.W.-Ist-fioor store about
i5x40 IT. Ideally located downtown
N 2nd commercial zone: S125 mo
NV, M pAHL NJ. 4ieSl 4HASNAN' 7ss 18th lo st
ct33 18th ST. N.w.-Large stor,
with selling basement; good ship.
ping and receiving facilities. Owner
Co. Ma. 1884. lis
End COMM, 1929 11th st. Sc
Large store: ample parking space ir
rear to 30-ft. alley; suitable any
business. Ma. 140S or RA. 1851.
OFF CAPITOL and New York Ave.
modern store and 2nd floor Offices;
5000 So. IT. Immediate occupancy
AuERBACH g. CO., DI. 6501; AID.
5907. a
18th ST. NV, near Eye-Excellent
store with large show window; ideal
for tailor, gifts, books. decorator S
shop or Offices; 1000 50. it.; heat
turn!shed; available now. THOS. ].
NV, DI. $3.50. 10
sos 4th ST. NE, near H st. connect
ing bus lines in front, 15x25, Reas,
rent. Ii 3-6697. Call Saturday or
Monday. 10
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
HOUSES WAITED 10 sUY

FROM OWNER ONLY-Two or s.
bedroom rambler with basement;
D. c. or nearby Maryland. Reply.
giving full details and price. Box
412-M, Star. Ia
BOOMING HOUSE with 8 to 10 rms,
II in ne; aosSe or Sc; $4,000 cash down
If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your nome, business or invest
inert property Is what you desire.
call R. A HUMPHREYS, Realtor,
4 Will PAY YOU CASH TODAY for
your home. Any location, any condi-
ATTENTION OWNERS. i can get
you top all cash or term deal for
your home. Call MR.. WILLIAMS,
TOT DOLLAR cash for your home,
white or colored, any section. ST.
WILL BUY FOR CASH or sell on
commission. Expert APPRAISAL and ex-
perieneed sales force, to serve you.
Waite, realtor. 1918 X st. NV.
ARIINGToN Si1i BUNGALOW needed at
once by old reliable firm. E. CROSS
q SON.. AT. 1908 or ia. 2-701s.
1 AM INTERESTED in buying from
owner a modern vac. home in Arl-
ington between $4,000 and S1S.-
600 where l may assume large FHA
or GI loan payments not over S100
mo. and pay down payment at the
rate OF $500 mo. Call MRS. MAR
TIN, ST. 1000 Mon. through Fri.
or Box 4S9-M. Star. l1s
SMALL BUNGALOW, 3 or rooms.
VIII repair If necessary Not more
than ST 900 down payment. Vic. of
Forestville or District Heights; cow
70 bus lines. Box S6-S. Star. 10
ESTATE TYPE PROPERTY WANTED
MUST nave | or more acres with
dwelling suitable for family of four.
Must be within committing distance
of 10th and K SITS Will pay up to
$4,000 for the right parcel. Call
Mr.. Dixon at JAMES L. DIXON &,
CO, ST. 1900, or co. 7515 evenings.
Evening star., 1951-09-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTEI

WEEKLY PAPER WANTED
Man with adv.-editor sexper. wants
to buy weekly paper; nearby Wash
ington, or interest in same. Box
392-L, Star.
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L S T
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1912 sedan delivery
good clean SsnA truck. no lettering $500
FORD 40 Ka-ton panel; top cond. :;
sacrifice; SS25 or best offer. OW
CHEVROLET 194e h-ton panel; low
:' anteed; s4s5. 4sSeHi VA. so6i 64eo. tui' guar
FORD 1887 1a-ton pickup; nv,
new tires; excellent motor; tool boz
compartments both sides; 1925 Oh
best offer. Ju; S-9545. IL
%-ton u NJ Stake, o'Pi Ford 'G 20 i-ton pick.
let AZ K-ton pickup. Ford AZ
sedan delivery Exceptional cond. },
G.M.C. '39 1h-ton stake. Chevrolet
40 sedan delivery. Trade or terms
thToggh aT1s1 ,G6rGs GeneTsl Motors CHEVY ley
Wis ave. OIL. 800. Open ewes
INTERNATIONAL IA. K-7; hightiii,
dump truck; excel. cond. Call Ma
FORD 'ss coupe delivery; excel. me.
FSRD or - ~ q hiEh-hft dump truck. Cal
FoRD 1850 F-s tractor; air brakes
5th wheel; saddle tanks: completely
equipped; cost new, $1,000; 0ui
price, $3.50. HERBY'S. INC, 1900
Duke St, Alex. Va. AL. 0374. I'D
CHEVROLET 1899 1H2-ton; / good con-
dition: newly painted; S325. See
Mr.. Fitzgerald. EVENING STAR GA.
RAGE. S41 2nd st. Sc. between
INTERNATIONAL 1949 KB-s Metre
panel truck; excel. cond.; interestins
price. Call KIRKLAND. OIL. $500
STUDEBAKER 40 h-ton pickup, like
new. canopy for body; $3.50 or best
sTuDEBAK9R Tf5i hii 40. 1h-ton; eft
aluminium pan body; clean; fine cond
SHERIFF MOTOR CO., 900 r., 1
GMC, 80 a-ton pickup; like new
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.. 900 R., 1.
INTERNATIONAL '46 KB-7 tractor;
sleeper cab; good cond. SHERIFF
MOTOR CO.. 900 r. 1. ave. ne
GMC so nc. $50 dump; 9.O0x2C
tires; excel, cond. SHERIFF MOTOF
CO. 900 r. I. ave. ne, -12
DODGE AZ .2-ton;. 14-ft van body
clean; excel cond SHERIEE MO.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH FOR 1st AND End TRUST
NOTES, incl. LIST trust, on acreage;
quick settlement, white or colored
notes in D. c.. Md. and Va. FULTON
r. GORDON, the Colorado Bldg.
14th and G sts. NV, DI. $3.50.
Brokers attention.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We
will buy second trust notes. D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE s. INVEST
MERT CORR 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
BARToW REALTY co. Realtors,
1891 g st; NV: NE; 3495. ;t9 vo.ps
purchased: immed. ash: D. C.
only. HUGH B. CONNER. RE.
1860. 1927 X st. NV.
FIRST.TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates, to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE,
INC, 1115 Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S
WILL BUY 2nd trust. Quick settle
ment. Top prices. CAN eyes,. 5 to
PM. GE. $685.. I'll
WANTED - FIRST AND SECOND
TRUSTS. GEORGE j. RIORDAN,
EN-. 1929. III
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 40 Champion 4-dr.
froster, @ one-oWner e' car, anu really
clean and in nice mech. corid.; S745.
Open ewes. and Sundays. LEE D..
BUTLER CO., 1121 21st st. NV,
III q1iSf .4s Commander TaS R.sa,
de luxe, 5-paSSenger coupe: beaut.
midnight blue finish, overdrive, cli-
matizer, r., good tires, tops me-
chanically. Butler bonded. $1,195.
Open ewes. and Sundays. LEE d.
BUTLER CO., 1921 21st ct. NV.
DI. 011O. 10
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DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING. e1O 18th st. NV
attractive desk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist. switch
board. mail and telephone answering
service available. Call ST. 3456.
TELEPHONE sECRETARIAL SERV-
ICE. Heart of business section.
$3.50 month. NE. 0046. Desk
available.
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Garden Spot"
IDEAL FOR
LARGE FAMILY

rm. IA by %, with fireplace; library
large dining rm., good kit. large
screened porch. Lot, $50 by 200
with beautiful cid trees and wonder
full garden spot; Gear garage and
workshop. This property, located
10 South Oak ST.. Falls Church,
to public or parochial school. Sale
by owner; S25 900. Reas. terms to
responsible party. For inspection,
drive nv or cal1 FA 200S 10
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED
BOATS

81 900. Al property as security.
Call JA 5-6416. To-
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

ALEXANDRIA. of Duke st.--43. $3.50
| So. #. industrial ground. Soc so. IT.;
terms. A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880. II
KENILWORTH-121, ,6S2 so, it. heavy
industrial ground. with side track,
| A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880. Ill
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OFFICES g STUDIOS FOR RENT
(confinuedl

WHERE PARKING is EASIER. Is;
floor. modern ONCE; 200 So It. OF
more; downtown 14th st. HO. 677S
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End COMM, 1922 11th st. Sc
Large store: ample parking space in
rear to soft. alley; suitable any
business. Ma. 140S or RA. 1161.
Evening star., 1951-09-10

CHEVROLET 1912 sedan delivery
good clean truck. no lettering, $500
LO. 5-2594. III
FORD 40 h-ton panel; top cond.
sacrifice; SS25 or best offer. OW
Evening star., 1951-12-31
Beauty PorIors for Men
Advocated by Hair Expert

on makeup as a daily routine. .
/ Miss Stenz said that a prime
function of male beauty parlors
would be to show men how tt
style their hair. She argued that
improper styling was a major
cause of badness.
Most men still comb theil
hair the way their mothers trieo
to train it," she said. "The fact
is that every head is different
and each haircut should be styled
to fit the head by an expert
Otherwise, the hair will not grow
properly"
She cited the dangers of cut
ting hair either too long or too
short and asSailed film stars who
did so.
Take men like Farley Granger
John Derek and Tony Curtis" she
declared. Each of them has hail
that is mess. 1t f1ops around un-
manageably, and none of them
ever looks well-groomed. even ir
tuxedos. They have to load then
hair with coop. and that's the be.
ginning Of the end. Their hail
will be falling out by the handful
"On the other hand. men like
Jerry Lewis, David Wayne ane
Mickey Rooney cut their hair toc
short. The hair on the side of thu
head is stronger, and it takes the
strength from the top, which get.
thinner and thinner.
Evening star., 1951-12-31
235 Women Serve
In Legislatures

The all-time high record of 235
/. women State legislators, estab-
.slished in 1851, will be maintained
in 1852, Mrs. Clifford Mayes
assistant chairman of the Repub.
lican National Committee an
nounced today.
Despite slight revisions in rep.
PRESENTATION resulting from 1851
elections in Kentucky, Mississippi
New Jersey and Virginia, the
number of women in 1852 State
Legislatures will total 235, a COM
,mittee survey revealed.
Republican women legislators
will outnumber by SO the women's
representation of all other politi-
cal parties, Mrs. Mayes said.
The overall party lineup. as
shown in the survey. is: Senate,
IL Republicans and nine Demo-
Gratis; Assemblies, 140 Republi-
cans, 72 Democrats and 2 without
party designation.
- The majority of veteran wom-
len legislators are Republicans
serving in California, Connecti-
cut, Illinois, New Jersey, New
Hampshire, New York. Vermont
and Washington. Mrs. Mayes re-
ported.
Evening star., 1951-12-31
Public Opinion

it. The old child passed on in
the night and this new one starts
even with the new day, his slate
washed clean. That can be so if
we allow it to be so.
The fact that a child made a
serious mistake yesterday does
not mean that he will repeat 1t
today. 1t may have been a pass
ing shadow in his growth, passed
now, never to return. I have
known children to run wild one
Afternoon only to waken next day
having left that wildness behind
them.
That thought will encourage
parents to. hope, to hold thci,
faith in the growing child's ulti.
mate goodness and so allow them
to instill hope and faith and p,,r.
l. pose into the child. Certainly fear
anger, revengeful feeling will moi
do this. Certainly denial of in.
herent error, affirmation of in.
herent good, will 60 a long way
toward creating goodness ant
beautyAof character.
Evening star., 1951-12-31

Persian lamb collars and cuffs. :.
Stripped sandals and tighter
than-air" shoes made the feet as
pretty as any other part of a
woman's costume. Stockings
were pale. Italian shoes with
out any heels to speak Of were
somewhat of a sensation.
Red was the big color even
before the Christmas season came
around. White kid gloves
Qonger the better) drifted back
and so did longer gloves that
marched to meet the shorter
sleeved coats.
IT MAY WELL BE LIKE THIS
IN 1852, according to some leading
American designers.
NORELL: Fabrics will soften
with the silhouette"
TRIGERE: Every woman will
want a simple dark dress that is
much more pliable and shaped
to the body one of wool or
silk topped with a wonderful
light-colored coat"
TINA Lesser: 1851 will bring
Evening star., 1951-12-31

Miss Stenz might we'll be called
beautician for men. Her prin-
cipal job is growing hair on bald
ing pates. and she claims to have
done so for an imposing list of
Hollywood actors. She is also con-
cerned with making males more
handsome.
why shouldn't men look their
best?' inquired Miss Stenz, an at
tractive woman who is quite
vocal about male appearance
why should women have a
monopoly on making an effort to
Improve their appearance? There
are simple things that men could
do to make themselves look better,
and still not detract from their
manliness.
For instance, many men have
eyebrows and eyelashes that are
too light to be seen. The appli-
cation of a little eyebrow pencil
would give their faces a great
deal Of character and handsome
ness. I do it for many of them
who come to my shop. and they
don't mind it at ALL"
She added that many men
would be more attractive with
a different shade of hair. In
fact. some of them have been
using the home-dye kits now on
the market. On the sly. of course
Men who have been disf1gureo
in the war must wear makeup anc
they become used to the idea,
she remarked. She mentioned
a Well-known actors SON law
who had been badly burned while
flying for the British. He put!
Evening star., 1951-12-31

princess silhouette. perhaps as a
tribute TO the visit to America of
Britain's Queen of the future.
Black Alaska seal or midnight
blue seal. otter (blond, that was),
were very popular as was sheared
.raccoon in the budget class. Mink
made headlines in Washington
and throughout the world not only
because of its glamour.
Skirts began to fill out and the
extra" weight looked good on
many. Waistlines became
smaller and smaller. Stay at
homes" started fashion life of
their own with special costumes
being designed for them that stole
the show from many a TV show.
!. Tweed took to the city and
those in the country adopted SNUG
Il told you so'' attitudes when
they saw how the 'city gals" had
discovered the chic to be found
in that rugged. sturdy, fabric. il.
Influences for fashion came
from all over the world. Italy's
Evening star., 1951-12-31
TheChef
.Soys-
Happy New Year!

&AoPPJ 4NC" 4CdA
And. Of course, this is the time
for those good resolutions that
last only a little while, but are. at
least, a momentary boost!
There are a number Of things
connected with our winning and
dining habits that we could make
helpful resolutions about. For in
stance. We might resolve to:
Put completely out Of our life
those things misnamed salads that
are concocted of fruits, nuts,
marshmallows and whipped
cream.
Perfect our own special French
dressing so that the tossed green
salad becomes famed among our
friends.
Remember that when summer
comes, and we live in hot, humid
climates, we cool red wine ever
so slightly before serving. despite
the outranged cries Of the Eropean
wine authorities.
That. au contraire. we remove
fruit and cheese from the refrig-
orator some little time before
bringing it to the table, to restore
the fullness of flavor dulled by
the cold.
That we try drinking cafe au
lait in the morning. half coffee,
half just hot. not boiled. milk.
That we never serve erabmeat
that has not been thoroughly
picked over to remove all shell.
Provide finger bowls Of hot
water, with slices Of lemon. fol
those partaking of a broiled lobster
feast.
Serve avocado halves with lemon
juice and sugar instead of an oily
dressing.
Not overlook the old-fashioned
custom Of heating plates.
Investigate the unusual tastes
and textures of the many vege-
tables and fruits unfamiliar to us
in our foreign markets"
/ Scan the slick magazines fol
advertisements of exotic and
'shard-to-get" foods.
! Introduce at least one new dish
a month into our menuS-more il
possible, to provide real variety
and interest.
| Eat to live, but live to eat well
too!
Evening star., 1951-12-31

THAT happened to Dick Powell
He had his hair cropped five years
ago for 'Cornered' and discovered
how thin his hair was getting
That's when he came to me, and
now he has a fine head of hail
again"
Miss StenZ sighed that male
beauty parlors might be imprac.
tical since men wouldn't want tc
be seen entering them. Then how
about barking back to prohibition
days? There could be beauty.
easies with peep-holes in the door.
and everything.
Just knock twice and ask fol
Francois.
Evening star., 1951-12-31
By Angelo Potri

When a member of the family
does something wrong, something
serious enough to alarm his par
ents, the matter should be kept as
private as possible. The good that
children do is scarcely noticed. 1t
is expected of them and nobody
talks much about it. But let one
of them make a mistake and it is
broadcast through the neighbor-
hood.
Sometimes the distressed par.
ents do the talking themselves
In their desire for comfort, fol
release from the pressure of emo.
ton reused by the child's act
they tell the story to a frieno
Few people should be entrusted
with such stories. Even whel
they do not repeat them, they re.
member them and are likely tt
recall them at inopportune time
years afterward.
There is something every par
Ient should take to heart for hi
own comfort. Each day tina
dawnsAfinds a new child living il
Evening star., 1951-12-31

renaissance of fashion made news
and made France begin to wonder
about its hold on the fashion
world. Petticoats caused an
undercurrent of conversation and
crinolines started being stocked
in lingerie departments. Spain
contributed colors. silhouettes and
trimming news to the fashion
picture. Seventh avenues de-
signers left their garment center
and headed for distant places.
Carolyn Schnurer shot off to
Japan for resort ideas. Lotte
headed toward Indonesia.
TV necklines that raised pro-
gram ratings for some stars and
an eyebrow or two for some tele-
viewers, got the "ax" and demure-
ness won out as they say 1t usually
does.
Cashmere sweaters lost their
classic looks and became in
crusted with pearls. rhinestones
beads and even mink, beaver and
Evening star., 1951-12-31
By Eleni

Nineteen fifty-one was fashions S
year for drama. dash and daring
She also INDUCED herself in her
favorite business of exercising her
feminine prerogative. that OF
changing her mind" about a lot
of things.
She said mo" after a while to
the chignon and turned to a bit
longer hair or the very, very
short poodle cut" that proved SO
pert. :. That poodle" was also
applied to fabrics whose textures
could only serve to remind one of
the fuzzy. little intelligent dogs,
. Hats took nosedive and
became glittering, bal masque
kind of face flatterers and the
magic wand" changed them into
wells that the Nation found fiat
tering -. beguiling and
bewitching.
Fashions answer was "yes" to
the fitted coat silhouette and
politaly gave the mod" to the
Evening star., 1951-12-31

we often impose obligations and
penalties upon them which are
not justified. Therefore when
they do not rise to the occasion
as we think they should we feel
that We have been betrayed.
We ourselves can be as friendly
as we like in our own attitude.
The more people toward whom we
extend true friendship the richer
our lives will be. 1t is entirely
possible to love friends we have
known only q short time to such
Evening star., 1951-12-31
Pattern
BY Peqqy Roberts

This attractive two-needle ascot
and glove set is easy to knit and
works up quickly.
Pattern Envelope No. 1908 con-
,tains complete crocheting in
structions for ascot and gloves
(medium and large sizes included
for gloves stitch illustrations and
finishing directions,
Evening star., 1951-12-31

us the Lily Langtry look e. {.
back-sWept, with uplifted bosom
and a pulled-in middle"
! CLAIRE McCARDELL: I'VE
will forget about skirt widths and
think about body lines"
| MAJESKA: "Jewelry will be
large blue will be the OUT
standing color of 1882"
/ JOHN NORMAN: "In 1852 lin
gerie will be the most feminine
that ever happened with the least
practical and most romantic
fashions in a decade"
ADRIAN: Il predict that the
American woman, having found
what suits her in clean-cut day.
time look will cling to it from
here on in"
ELEM: I don't make .predics
tion%I report 'em. Right now
I'd like to report how much fun
it was letting you all lin" on the
fashion news Of 1851. Nineteen
hundred and fifty-two looks pretty
good. according to the above
Ipredietions-let's hope it will be!