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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-08-09
TO HAVE PICNIC

The August meeting of the
Friendly Sewing Circle will be
a picnic at the roadside park
north of Caldwell on Thursday
evening, August 16.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-08-09
DISMISSED

John Farmhouse has been dis
missed to his home in the Sharon
community from the Bethesda
hospital, GAINESVILLE, where he
has been a patient.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-08-09
OUR DEMOCRACYby MAJ
OUR DOLLARS HAVE A Jos. roo

How I'VE USE THEM VERY IMPORTANT BEARING THE
AGAINST AGGRESSION BUILD
TO KEEP OUR ECONOMY SOUND, We NEED PRODUCTION AND
A4oSE PRODUCTION MONEY EXPAND PRODUCTION
FACILITIES ONLY FROM THOSE AND SAVE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06

wark against further the rotenness that has been
veaed in the nations public life the dong of prominent
political leaders and their cohorts.
IT, the other hand the widening of corruption and
being exposed Washington should be condoned by
ctizeny has been condoned by of the political
leaders, will be caught In the long the
great life will be withheld from the evdoers This
law of God is likely to be recognized and properly
vered when corrupt public officials continue to be
the respect of citizens and permitted sub
stantial wealth through their unethical practices.
Such examples of being displayed in
public life with little if penalty eXaced be expected to
influence many people question old codes of ethics Don't be
silly get yours while the getting goodhis keynoes the
behavior adopted quarters Washington and
which spread from Washington injecting college athletes
officials collectors many, many people in
other walks Of life In the fence post rot starts the bottom and
spreads upward of people, the
spreads downward has started only aroused Christian
people stamp it out-at the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06
FFBL Program For
Region Announced

Prof Robert II. Black, animal hus-
bandry department of the College of
Agriculture, West Virginia university,
Morgantown, will be the main
speaker at the second annual regional
Farming for Better Living Ground
up" to be held tomorrow, December
Z, in the Hotel Morgan, Morgantown.
Sponsored by the agricultural COM
mittee of the Morgantown Chamber
of Commerce, the affair will honor
the 1851 county winners in the FFBL
contest, the past years winners and
the council members of the five
counties, including Garrett county,
that makes up the district. Other
area banquets will be held at Clarks-
burg, Elkins and Parkersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert A. Friend, of
Friendsville, winners this year in
Garrett county, will receive a $25
check by the Upper Monongahela
Valley association, and other families
also the 1851 county winners, will
receive the same award.
The Champion farm family for the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06
DIED
MRS. IDA MAY HERsHBERGER

MhS. IDA MAY HEkSHBEKGE Elk
Mrs. Ida May Hershberger, rs,
widow of Christian d. Hershberger,
died at her home at Grantsville short
ly before midnight November 30, af-
ter a two weeks illness.
She was the daughter of the late
Samuel d. and Mary E. Lepley
Yutzy and was born February 9,
1873, at Pocahontas, Somerset coun-
ty, Pa. Her husband died November
20. 1911.
Mrs. Hershberger is survived by
one daughter, Mrs. Hobert Speicher,
at home; two sons, Merle Hersh-
berger, soil chemist for the u. s.
Department of Agriculture; and d.
w. Hershberger, Grantsville; eight
grandchildren, one great grandchild;
four sisters, Mrs. Luella Sipple
Meyersdale, Pa; Mrs. R. D. Miller
Fostoria, O.; Mrs. Robert Hutchers
Lynhaven, Fla; and Mrs. Emma E
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06

five-county area will be named at this
meeting, and will be presented with
a $50 savings bond by j. L. Cope
man, agricultural counselor of the
Monongahela Power company, Fair
mont, who will also present the fami-
ly with a framed certificate of merit
signed by J. o. Knapp, director OF
the West Virginia Agricultural EX-
tension Service and L. Bush Swisher,
project director.
A number of council members from
this area plan to attend the dinner
in addition to Mr.. and Mrs. Friend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06

Bender, Grantsville; two brothers, AL
Ian Yutzy, Meyersdale, and Daniel w.
Yutzy, Madley, Pa.
She was a member of the Grants
vile Evangelical Reformed church
and the Women's Guild Of the church.
Funeral services were conducted on
Sunday, November 2, at ? p. M,
from the Grantsville Evangelical Re-
formed church by Rev C. E. Whet-
stone, pastor. Interment was in the
Grantsville cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06
LISTEN AMERICANS!
by George S. Benson
President Of Harding College

Throughout the years nations existence there
have been isolated pockets of corruption and evil and immortality
But they've spread upward they've always down.
ward The of society examples behavior
for citizens to follow The in typical municipal court with
lineup miserable offenders would hardly lead
the clerk steal deaud pande become drunkard
But the judge the bench taking brbe and the clerk
knew it, the clerk might be influenced to become corrupt himself
The weight of evidence suggests that Americas $50 million
still strong enough morally whole to form bull
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06
With Our Men
In The Service

Pvt Raymond Lee Ellis, former
resident of this area, is now serving
with an ordnance company in Ger
many.
4 So
Sgt. Ronald E. Moon, who for the
past three months has been stationed
at Lake Charles, La, is spending a
14-day furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Moon, at
Swanton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06

A passenger train rammed a gaso-
line truck in Michigan, and only
four were hurt.
Evening star., 1951-06-04

capable and energetic ladies to
Must have good automobile. pleas
ing personality and ability to con-
tact hish-class clientele. Ask for
Evening star., 1951-06-04

YOUNG WOMEN. 25-35. as shoppers
for retail shopping service. no exper
necessary; salary. advancement;
must be free to travel Apply 951
Warner Bldg, 18th and E SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-04
TELEPHONE
OPERATOR

Private organization in Silver Spring
5-position board. Must have tele-
phone CO. experience. No night or
Sunday work Alternate 5 and 6
day workweek. Pleasant associates.
II interested write to Z. M. LANE
Box 927. Silver Spring. Nd. d
Evening star., 1951-06-04

SALESLADY. exclusive Connecticut
ave. speciality shop; excellent salary;
commission paid weekly: out of town
exp. preferred. Ma. 57S1. -8
SALESLADY. exper., better ready-to-
MINIMUM earning. JOAN ROBERTS.
HOO Conn. at L. -5
SALESLADY, experience essential.
ready to wear and accessories; excel
lent salary. Apply 1918 Conn. ave.
sALEsLADY, white experienced, for
refined bakery and confectionery.
psrmsnena Per sTfn!oSSS pSStiop %p M Apply IN per
sAIRsLADY, Ria ii; a'E for tewelry store; exper.
not nee; perm. pos, good sal !;
must be neat and pleasant. BEN
SONS JEWELERS.. 1919 F st. NV.
sAfRsESpY al aEISp for dresses. coats gs and
suits in ladies speciality shop. KoT-
SALESLADY, exp, lingerie, acces-
comm: JOAN RoBERTs, 100 Con-
saIEsIApY saafiEtSpst = ! waNrED, Al fully exDe,,.
enced in ready-to-wear; full or part
timei excellent salary plus commits
sign Ssno j. JEAN Az MdAAI5oU. Bethesda, WI.
sALEsLADiEs WANTED, full time
icsl for ofice S. S. KRESGE CO.
Queenstown Shopping Center, 81 79
Queens Chapel rd. 5
SALESLADIES. experienced, children's S
wear, 5-day week. exc. salary and
com. Apply ESTHER SHOP. 1925 r
sALEsLAD1Es-Full or part time for
ready-to-wear speciality store; expe-
rience preferred; perm. position,
Apply THE ESSIE O'DONNELL co.
3407 Conn. ave. NV. 5
SALESLADIES. Also fountain sales,
No exp. nee. pleasant working cond
Good salary. s. S. KRESGE CO.,
Evening star., 1951-06-04
Russell Slower Candies

presently employed
to sell Americas most desired new
cars. The fashion academy winner
Of the year. the new Henry j. and
the beautiful new Kaiser 1881
grand prix winner. The best COM
pensation plan in Washington A
vision that will assure you high
income. Transp. furn.. Driver {
license requisite. See Mr. O'Rielly
sales mgr. CENTRAL MOTOR CO.,
5000 Lee hwy, Arlington, Va. -5
Evening star., 1951-06-04
LADIES

AA& AA$ A4S
2 capable and energetic ladies to
Must have good autemobiie. pleas
ing personality and ability to con-
tact high-class clientele, Ask for
Mrs. Jones.
DEVELOPMENT CO.
sso sesey ASA SSamrsr Sys 4 sor5s os Vssz
e
WE HAVE an opening for . clerk and
stenGrapher under 40, interested
in permanent employment; 3S-hr ),
5-da" wk.. with paid vacation. group
and disqualification plan as we'll as q
iineral pension plan. Telephone MA.
WHITE GIRL, for trade bindery, for
night or day work Apply AIS 1th
st; s;w;. 1st floor, to RELIABLE
WOMAN. Tor miscellaneous clerical
work in direct mail concern. Expe-
DAY wesE M sSSsS 4so New 70 YORK knstRea ase W.
SH NJ for part-time once work
and switchboard relief; must have
some office experience and be able
Miss Jones. Dt'Y1ioa Df. oiio, S Setween u u
appt LEE D. BUTLER. INC. | ial
2lst st. NV Il
WOMEN G4C. distribute Avon Prod
ucts to regular customers; $3.50 in
spare hours. RE. 0795. -6
WOMEN, white. cafeteria work:
1888 X st NV. HappineSs-cheerful-
ness; salary. q $50 wk. job. See Mr.
Harry Sholl or Mr.. Lob, SHOLL'S S
NEW CAFETERIA. 1893 X st. NV
%
YOUNG WOMEN. 25-35. as shoppers
for retail shonping service. no exper
necessary; salary. advancement;
must be free to travel Apply 951
Warner Bldg, 18th and E SITS. NV.
4
WOMAN. permanent position open in
Washington for an educated, ambi
tious woman over 80. experienced
in teaching. PTA or club work help
full: interesting position with op-
portunity for Advancement; above
average income, salary and commis-
sion; car an asset Write MISS
MABEL LUTZ. 1914 Lincoln Liberty
BLDG. Phila. 7, Pa. stating quail
flcations and appointment will be
arranged for next week in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1951-06-04

BulIderS and DeVeIOperS OF
Wesley Hts. Summer & Spring Valley
1880 Massachusetts Ave, OR. 4464
Evening star., 1951-06-04

WE HAVE an opening Tor . clerk and
stengrapher under 40, interested
in permanent employment; 3S-hr. i,
5-da" wk.. with paid vacation. group
and disqualification plan as we'll as q
iineral pension plan. Telephone MA.
Evening star., 1951-06-04
PAPER HANGING,

AND PAINTING
Work doue by lSt. class white me-
chanlcs, D. C. Nd Va MR. REANS.
LU i-5370 ~. ss'.
Evening star., 1951-06-04
HELP ooMESTlc

WAITRESS, white,
experienced; two in family; four
help; $3.50 per mo. Call AID. 1854.
COOK, experienced. S175 montn
GnsmpeiEmald-Waitress' I;1s n6iidnsn 81 SloM must
Reply Box 41s-E. Star. IS
G H.W.. coiored girl, over 25. must
be experienced references; live in
summer; $50 wk. TU. 4236. --4
G.H.W., live in: $50 per wk; must
liEn children call RA 0s57. 20 >,
sestr,cs sTpssiansea new Sss bone M al
G.HW.. coIored, settled woman; i've
in nice rm. and bath; of ! o'clock
Sat. all day Sun. Only those want
ing perm. Jobs and have excel; ref.
G.H,w. live in. plain cooking. fond of
G,,, ehildrsn, sIG no ironing; s.5 Der week
MAID, colored. experienced, with
rssferenees: fsranIS g. go to seashore june
otheT hep ep smpioyea sSg's se5 u per tamEk Rk
S3ll 9 to 1e am. or to 10 pm.
MAID, live in. lovely upstairs room;
Sons sIn. family S@5 wk. to start.
MAN AND AND WIFE Cwhite,. with ' no
children. for E,h.w., care OF grounds
and cook for small adult family;
man able to drive auto; wanted to
hye in new home IN. nearby Nd. !;
all modern household equipment:
excellent living quarters. Phone
NA; 1925. if no answer. call 10
NURsEMAID. care of . small girls,
lisht housework, assist with cook
ing: must be neat and eXper.; refs.
Teauired; hours, 10-7, 5-day week,
G.H.W.: live in. upstairs rm.: exper..
fond Of children. plain cooking; good
COOK es5i -HousEknEpER. 10 sEi1s exper-; 70 3
&C adults; dn, nS e Sundays asy 5 days; live in
RIyERDALE. MD. Woman, reliable.
s,h.w.; parents employed; $50 WE.
Call after pm, WA. 5I02.
MOTHERS HELPER. fond Of chill
dren:, new home; live in; Sundays
on; SIS week. SH. 6796.
BETHESDA, MD.-G INV, cook. care
children; 5is-day wk;; live IN or
woMAN Ho. MS eoios.d Tsa So 54o VII YRS 2s&S
live in; upstairs rm. and bath; refs
WO. Sl53 after pm q
SETTLED WOMAN. white; live IN;
eare for 2 children, ases 3 and
MIDDIEoAGED WHITE LADY to live
in and care for. children while
mother works; l.h.w. 81. 1872
SETTLED WOMAN. r.h.w., live-in:
eonveniences, small home: $50.
KE. 3-65S6. -4
Evening star., 1951-06-04

MARRIED WOMEN-I have bern with
my company earning substantial IN
come in work that enables me to
attend my household 1utles also.
My company has more openings In
dignified work that Aay woman can
do, II you need extra income write
me. Give phone and address. MRS.
o, MORGAN. 1925 N it. NV. IS
MATURE WOMAN. fond of chill
dren, wanted for day care OF in
fant; parents. Govt. empl. Arl.
Va. IA 2-lAla. -
YOUNG LADY, for gen. office work;
perm. pos. good sal; knowledge Of
cond. store. 1881 G st. NV. IS
LADY TEACHER preferred, 10 reside
in small pvt. school and have charge
OF summer recreation group; driver
preferred State qualifications and
telephone. P. o. Box 4o26. D c.
Evening star., 1951-06-04
SALESLADIES

Age 25-45 with interests in decorat-
ing, home repairs. gardening, and
all types Of things you read about
In House and Garden and Better
Homes Permanent positions with
opportunity for advancement. Pleas
ant personal contacts. Openings at
ne. NV, Sc, and Falls Church
branches. Free disqualification, group
insurance. vacations discounts. 5Ea
day week. Long established. progress
siVe HECHIEGER CO. 18th and H
sts. ne. Cali AT 400 for interview
Evening star., 1951-06-04
HELP WOMEN

TYPIST.
Permanent position for experienced
Dictaphone operator and light du-
ties in conditioned once; 37L2-
hour week vacation with pay; EN-
ploye BENEFITS.
1014 Dupont Circle Bldg. CO. 5434.
Evening star., 1951-06-04
SECRETARIES

Technical and non tech
nical secretarial OPEN
ings available in Silver
Spring. Alternate five
and six day work week.
Excellent advancement
opportunities. Friendly
and cheerful working
conditions. Interesting
defense program. Write
or phone E. M. Lane Ap-
piled Physics Laboratory
Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, 1921 Georgia Ave,
Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1951-06-04
HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY-STENo.. 20 TO 80, Of
aboye-ayerage ability. TO perform
responsible duties in small riultiple-
corporate otfice in Clarendon, Va.
This fascinating operation will af-
ford smart, neat-epoeartng,
steady and ambitious young lady
ment assured. Legal. financial, con-
struction or real estate experience
desirable, N. Arl. res. preferred.
SECOND COOK. colored, exper. Ap-
ply between II pm. ct 1908 You
SEWING TEACHER. exper.. for sps-
ment, conv. hours; must be capable
Of handling eroups: state salary,
SHiRT OPERATOR for laundry. Must
be experienced; top salary. STEADY
work; Apply BEVERLY PLAZA
Ss Ssl' or MI phoHe HerHpn FG ays
SHORT ORDER COOK. exper., col
ored; S3s wk. to start. Apply 1907
skIP r LocAaisoR. par. time, to work
in store Mr. JOSEPH. 719 7th at
NV.
SODA CLERKS. white. exper. not
necessary, uniforms Iufh.' meals,
no Sun. or holiday work; hospitali-
zation free. HuYLERS, GIT 18TH
soLrcIToRs white, expen.. "a and
commission. You can earn $40
per day on our advertising crew.
See Mr.. ONE1LL, 1909 Mt. olivet
I'd. ne. to 10 am. -5
STENOGRAPHER for national organ
ization: capable: some experience:
under 35; 5-day week; attractive
ofices ME. 6315. -5
STENOGRAPHER, non-smoker; air.
eond. education ONCE; hours per
day. 5-day week. Box Easy, Star.
sTENoGR.PHER, under 40; BEGIN
ner acceptable, 37la-hr., 5-day week,
excellent working conditions, Group
insurance; many empfoye benefits.
Room 300, SIG 14th st. NV. RE.
sTENoGRAPHER Permanent posi-
tion: 5-day. 40-hour week; excellent
working conditions; lge. air-condi-
toned once; limited experience ac-
ceptable; age, 81 to 40. Apply 10
am. to 3 pm, WASHINGTON To-
BACCo CO. 631 Mass. ave. NV,
STENoGRAPHER. real estate once:
permanent position with fine chance
for advancement; 5-day week; excel
lent working conditions. Please give
full information. Salary, $3.50 ner
month. Box 42S.C, Star -5
Evening star., 1951-06-04
STENOGRAPHERS

openings for exp. stenog-
raphers in Government scien-
tiflc research organization. Perma-
nent position for women under 10
years Of age Offering: 7ha-hr. day,
5-day wk; "a days annual leave,
15 days sick leave; excellent working
conditions. Call Ex. 800. Ext. SO.
Evening star., 1951-06-04

SECRETARY STFNOGRAPHER- TYP.
IST-Only those not interested In
Government work need apply
WOODHOUSE STATIONERY CO..
Evening star., 1951-06-04
HELP WOMEN
SAI,EST AIDES

Age 90 to 40. We have immediate
permanent sales positions In our
modern air-conditioned store, be-
ginning at $3S for 5-day, 40-hr
wk.. experience preferred. Must be
time. Excellent opportunity Tor ad
vancement Paid holidays. vacation
plan insurance plan and other en-
ploy benefits. Come in and apply
for these positions, 9 am. to pm.
at 1343 F st. NV. No phone calls
please.
Evening star., 1951-06-04

TYPIST-5-day week; Life insurance
and hospitalization; salary open;
claim department LUBERMEN S
MUTUAL CASUALTY CO., 1901 H
St. NV. Call Mrs. Peterson. RE.
3133. IS
TYPIST for large jewelry store: perm.
JEWELERS.. 70l 7th st. NV. Il
.TYPIST- T-RECEPTIONIST, under 36,
in modern air-conditioned ONCE;
4Q-hour week; salary commensurate
with ability. Call MR.. SCOTT, Elk
1858 81
TYPIST, full or part time, for cloth
ing tnstallment store; excellent SAL
ary, pleasant surroundings. perma-
nent ASKINS, 1877 18th st. NV. ~
Evening star., 1951-06-04
HELP woAAeN
WAITRESS
PART TIME

Evenings and Week Ends
Excellent earnings Immediately avail
able Age Is to 40. Neat appear.
ance. For part-time hours In the
evenings and week ends in d. C.
Md and Va.
ALSO FULL-TIME POSITIONS
Meals and uniforms furnished. Sick
other worthwhile employment bene.
Apply at any
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
Or Personnel Office
1924 H st. NV. No Phone Calls
Evening star., 1951-06-04
SALESGIRL,

Exper, in selling ladies' accessories;
good earnings. steady position. Ap-
ply KITTY KELLY SHOE STORE.
ll01 F st n " "a
Evening star., 1951-06-04
STENOGRAPHER
ADVERTISING DEPT.

Available tmmediately:, a permanent
position for young woman 20-36
years OF age who is neat In appear
arce and is willing to give good at
tendance typing speed Of 40 wds.
are required, Apply Personnel. Room
500 Open weekdays 5000 and
Sat. 81
Evening star., 1951-06-04
THE EVENING STAR
ll0I eenna. Ave NV.
STENOGRAPHER

TELEPHONE CLERKS
Girls to answer telephone and do
general office work in television
service dept; must have legible
handwriting; 5-day week; group
disqualification, vacation with pay:
good opportunity for advancement
for wide-awake. energetic girls.
2012 Shannon pl. Sc. MR.. SIL-
VERN LU 4-21O0 -
Evening star., 1951-06-04

sECRETARY-R -RECEPTIONlsT. doctor
office. typing and shorthand exper
salary, S65 wk. to start. CO. 4500
Sun, ia 1871. -
Evening star., 1951-06-04
Telephone Investigator

Girl wanted for telephone investiga-
ton work. some fling; typist pref
but not essential; vacation. insur-
ance. disqualification and bonus
Apply in person, R. Prizes. HOUSE
HOLD FINANCE CORP, 3237 r. l.
ave. Mt Rainier Md -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-15
rick Fines Robbie Don

fame language and Dresser for
sending his entire team 10 the
bull pen. and calling p4nchhi
iers-when needed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-15
Ford AII-Sturs
Class 3 CHAMPS

H"HNIVH F0fu AI-Stals annexed fne DBF -, b
h sunday "tei hey hung up li-2 victory o. -r asf-
.-- 2 EN.h M ~ decding game "a The nlayolTs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-15

Jimmy Gates. Ed Nelson and
Jim Smith led the All Stars
biting attack. accounting for 10
his among them. Cafes collect
ed four for six. while Smith
and Nelson satisfied themselves
with 3 hits apiece.
iti Cook t rasie fa
ne All-Sta all vta l9si0e 'ae
d. Ro~n club ne fs
Threatened 10 Quit
= 10 beginning of tie DBF
50 III, All Stars u eu, ncl
20 G4i the fedeiatou. ioi.oN ~
'he Official bDna 5eo 80 %
eggie them to Cla y aes
fan give then Dcr,i M =
Spokesman q. N e
surme, boss ifai n,y
" III probably seek entrance %
me nenei class next vea Then
ec Oh q certainly recommend.
tscm fo Class A consideration.
Evening star., 1951-04-08


This week must have been q
triumphant one for Playwright
Sidney Kingsley. His Darkness
at Noon," q Broadway hit, was
announced the winner of the New
York Drama Critics Circle Prize
of the year.
This Is the season when many
prizes are being awarded in the
theater. Although naturally most
attention will be centered upon
which play receives the Pulitzer
Prize on May Z.
Originally. people in theater
circles paid attention only to the
Pulitzer Prize. but now they are
highly conscious Of the box Office
values of other awards.
Disagreement Usual.
How much the Drama Critics
Circle Prize is worth is a ques-
ton that only drama critics can
answer. Only three times have
the working critics agreed with
the Pulitzer awards since the Cir
Gle was organized in 1885. The
Pulitzer awards have been COM
ing through since 1917.
Prize-giving this season started
a fortnight ago when the Ameri-
can Theater Wing gave the An
toinette Perry awards to that
Hupchabupcha musical with lot
Of Dusty danes called "Guys and
Dolls" and Tennessee Williams
sultry. subtle drama. "The Rose
Tattoo"
So far this season, "Guys and
Dolls" has won five prizes and
"The Rose Tattoo" is trouping of
with four ribbons.
For Kingsley, the critics prize
for Darkness at Noon" is another
in a long list of achievements
since he was a beginner actor iu
the theater.
When he came out of Cornell,
University in 1928 he was an &C.
tor playing around in a push.
around mob called Subway Elk.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Nov, Once More and Finally,
Judy Is Not Like Billie
By cynthio Lowry

IuQl1gQCeQ SGaIrS. Inc IOOmS are
furnished with items Judy and
her husband have picked up at
auctions and junk stores and re-
finished. The dark green walls
Of the, living room were painted
Iby the couple. The whole place
lis as comfortable. unpretentious
and pleasant as its inhabitants.
Clothes Secondary.
Miss Holiday, in simple gray
flannel suit and no jewelry other
than a plain gold wedding band,
Iperched on the slip-covered divan
land quietly discussed her life and
Iher career, meanwhile attempting
Ito remove a burr from the ear of
Muffin, her friendly cocker spaniel
II guess I'm not terribly inter-
Iested in Clothes" she said. "But ]
know the reason. It's because I'm
never the same size for long
When I'm thin-and working-I'm
terribly vain about my figure
Every time I pass a store window
T go slow to admire myself. But
I know it isn't going to last-and
it doesn't. I sort of swell up when
I'm not working. And each time
| it seems harder to get back into
shape"
One explanation for Miss Holli-
days perpetual struggle with Gallo.
ries is her passion for Chinese
food. She and her husband know
little restaurants-..North China
cooking, much better than Can
tonese"-fronn the Bowery to the
Bronx.
Emergence as a star means 9
great deal to her, but she ha.
found it very easy to resist temp.
Itations to go in for more ornate
life.
That's one thing 7 won,
change, she said with calm firm.
ness. Il like my life just the wa,
1t is. I love the things we do. j
won't change it a bit: I see nc
reason to-"