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The guardian., 1952-02-09

SPRING ORIGINALS
BY ALNTIRA PARK

Roxbury particular and Metropolitan Boston IN general
the Professional Dressmakes ana De-
pner Guild because Of the pioneering spirit resourcuness
of an imaginative the wide ered windows Oh
an establishment St. Roxbury talented pro-
fessor Of trade Her business encompasses
all the phases resmakng and design from the creation
Of elegant evening gowns to details Of fine tailoring
Evening star., 1952-07-27
by Howard Whitman
author of 't1errOr In The Streets

ME scene was women's prison. The
IL young woman opposite me was saying.
"A girl can't say No nowadays. l didn't
want to be a coward. If said No the Others
would call me chicken"
So this young woman went night prowling
with another girl and two men. They picked
up likely victim, slugged him, rolled him
and then pushed him into clump of bushes
at the side of a road They did not notice
that back of those bushes the land fell away
in sheer precipice. The mans inert body
tumbled over. He was killed
"See - I'min for manslaughter, % the young
woman explained.
Manslaughter, assault with intent to mur-
der. knitting. armed robbery, bank robbery
embezzlement, forgery, mugging; the list reads
like the depredations of desperate men, But
it isn't. 1t is list of some of the crimes in
which women have recently participated
In Philadelphia last September woman
stabbed young girl to death right out in the
open, On Spruce Street. Why? Because she
called me bum"
Once female grudges were settled over the
back fence, or by hair-pulling at worst In
St. Louis last July two women argued on the
way home from marketing. One ended up
Evening star., 1952-07-27

Last year, while male criminal arrests in
creased four per cent, female criminal arrests
increased 11.3 per cent - nearly three times
as great jump.
Thomas ]. Moran, head of the Crime Pre-
vention Division of the St. Louis Police
Department, declared. "A decade ago we very
rarely saw woman involved in armed rob-
berry. Today we do. The female offender is
giving us twice the trouble she did before the
war;"
In the decade from 1910 to so criminal
arrests of women i'm St. Louis increased
by $50 per cent.
In Washington, DC. the House of Deten-
ton for Women received an average of $3.50
women year before the war Last year it
had 8,O68 customers. The nations capital
counted women responsible for Is per cent of
its op-serious crimes.
In Philadelphia the House of Detention is
so crowded, one policewonan reported, that
we have to ask permission before we can make
an arrest" Among young offenders Philadel-
phia's prewar ratio was one female to every
10 males. Today the ratio is one female to
every four males. During the past year arrests
of young women and girls increased 347 per
cent. What has gone wrong in the woman's
Evening star., 1952-07-27

dead on the sidewalk in pile of groceries, a
.38 caliber bullet in her heart
In Kentucky two mattresses in gambling
joint kept an eye peeled for winners, then
followed them across the river to Cincinnati
and held them up with toy gun. An Ohio
woman -63 years old! - teamed up with
her son to mug and rob male pedestrians
In Easton, Pa. two mothers sent their young
sons out to steal - and went on spending
sprees with the proceeds.
Female kmfngs and razor -slashings have
been frequent in New York, Denver, Los
Angeles. In St. Louis one young lady was
found with gun in her brassiere.
Il don't know what's gotten into some
members of the fair sex" commented Phila-
delphia's Police Commissioner Thomas j.
Gibbons. They are giving us very rough
time
Oouhle Trouble
HE female crime rate has more than dou-
bled since the pre-World War ii era 1--WE
always used to count on females committing
three per cent of the total crimes Now it is
up to eight per cent. 1t has been steadily ris-
ing" an FBI spokesman in Washington
reported.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

world to toss up so fragrant a symptom?
Why are there more V0men criminals?
Marguerite Reilley has been superintendent
of the Ohio Reformatory for Women, at
Marysville, since 1895. When Marysville
opened in 1916 it had only IS inmates. When
Mrs. Kelley came it had 200. Now it has
over $50.
Killers b Fogsexs
! SAW these women criminals in their blue
prison smocks and good behavior print
dresses. From killers to forgers, they went
about their prison chores. Good-looking
women, homely women Young women, old
women. Several were srubbing floors with
pads tied to their knees; some scampered
bashfully into corners and hid their faces as
we passed.
Women today have lost their sphere"
Mrs. Reilley declared
These women you see here - most of
them. instead of being homemakers, have been
breadwinners A woman wants to have
house and run house, but instead millions
today are going out working for money"
Mrs. Reilley's daughter, Jean Reilley Goche.
executive officer at the Reformatory, added,
Nowadays having party is just opening up
TW-7-77-52
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-01

Bun0es sfdn3lerS 0iirfte eS ieiit, bel Der
Shaffling zines ttenen MeItgleihs
getpibts an Der Seite Der WeItaliiers
ten lino niht In Der 8oiition zines
Neittralen an Den 8erbanbIingerl tell
5nnebnen 1tn6 oann nit beren Inter
itiibung Die beiitife Srage 3l1 l6ien.
Gielletht lit Der &intergruno ieines
@oblmolens gegeniiber BIanen, bic
auf ben 3uiammenlblnB guropas
bin5ielen, Der @eoanfe, Elm eigenes
Sdipergelpibt i'm tpeIteurop1iihen
gfarm au ibaffen uno burd oieies
Sbmergetpiht aud auf Die amerifa-
|niie MuBenpolitif ltarfer als bisber
einpirfen 5u fonnen. Dieie &on5ep-
tion lit ribtig, tpenn Granfreid ben
Willen 5ur 3ltidmmenarbeit auf-
bringt, nnb menn es Der beutiben
NnBenpolittf gelingt. Die berehtigten
oeutiben anliege1 Die niht nur auf
|oie @ieoerberitellnng Der beuti1en
ginbeit nb5ielen, ion0ern audi Die
Wieberberitellung Der beutihen @reii-
gen itnd 0ent Stqnoe bonn Sabre 1887
anitreben r1tiiiierl, aIs geiatnteurop1-
|ii6es Inltegen burb5uiesen. t9ns
|aber bebeittet a1f Der anberen Sette,
buB bie oeutide llnteritiisnng eliropd.
iiber Blane MIR ihrittipefie erfoleen
oarf. Sebe l1eberitiir5ung tpiirbe nift
nur berehtigte oeuti9e rationale 8e-
lanse, ionoern auh ben gnropa4Ylan
als Iolden gef6brben.
Die Sppoiition bes oeutiben 8un-
oestags min es benrgegeniiber 1,oh-
mails nit elmer 8iererfonferena ber-
iu6en, auf beren 3llltanbefommen
auerbings Die 8unoesrepublif erit in
LETTER 2inie eintpirfen fann. 8eiorgt
fraet Baul Setbe in. Der ,0ranffurter
aagemeinen': 1no tpenn lie niht au-
riidipeihen g" Setbe tpirft Die
5rage auf mas geideben iolle, menn
Die &nlien ettpa audi nab MufItenung
bon fiinf5ig europ1iiden 0ibiiionen
aus ibren mitteloeuti6en Stellungen
ni6t 5uriidtpei6en iouten. 0ieie
Srageitelluns pereinfa6t Die auBen-
politiide Situation bod anauiebr.
&ein eriter Bolitifer atpeifelt baran,
bab man bas aneeitrebte Gleid-
gepidt Ser @eItmabte NIT &nBlano
miro ausbanbeln miiiien. 8unbes-
fan5ler Dr. Moenauer lit ser Meinung,
oaB ielbit @eIamt= =3el,tidlanb auf oie
9auer ni6t itarf genug lein 1piir6e,
cine e6te Neutralitat in Weittel-
europa 5u iidern. 0aber iiebt er oas
@leihgelui6t ourb eine Heibe BON
Staatenbiinoen getpdbrleiItet, bie bie
S6arfe Ser beutigen 5ronteinitenung
abmiloern ioaen. 8. Mbenauer glaubt,
oaB Elm europdiiber Staatenbunb
na6 Hiid5ug Der amerifaniI1en
Sruppen in oieier Sorm au6 fir Die
enogiiltieen ablpraden nit &uBlano
trag6ar iein tpiiroe. giner iol1en
Bolitif miro man oie bur9ba6te Som
5eption nidt abipre6en f0nnen. Mn
oieiem Bunfte ioIlte baber audi oie
inneroelltidbe 9isflliiion einleten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-01

MiBbanoInngen Ourd oie Gugeln ei.
Ines gridieBnngstont 3il en-,
| ben.
Matiirlib nlnbte oieie gnttpidInng
laud Dor Der Tdtigfeit Der hriitIihen
Wiiiionen niht bolt. Die Miiiions-
lltation oes Haters tpuroe glei1 nod
Dem ginnari1 bnrh rot1inefiIhe
5oloaten belegt. @1breno piele @eiit-
| lide in oie @efangniiie geiporfen MUIR
ben, begniigte man fib in ieinem Sale
oamit, bob man ibn bas 8erlaiien
Ileiner Wobnung berbot. WonateIang
lebte er 10 nnter itanoiger nAufiibt"
Der Gommuniiten, Die i'm Mebenainl-
mer lebten. Wfit INNER neuen Shifa-
men tpollte man i'm niirbe MAIDEN,
Elm 8erb0r .loite bas anoere ab, mno
leine hineiiI6en @emeinbemitglieoer
fonnten es ni6t mebr tpdgen, alm
@ottes6ienit iit ieine Stride all fonl-
men. Erobbem erlebte er imn1er tpie-
Der beiipielbafte getpeiie bon Erene
Inno 8efennermut unter ieinen dime
| Iiiiben gbriiten. 8nnn eroffneten ibm
Die neuen Ma1t9aber i'm sSebrrar
bieles Sabres, baB man ibn aud por
ous aBoffsgeribt" bringen tpoIlte.
Die uuiinnigiten acknowledgement
pmroen gegen i'm borgebraht. go
Iollte er nabreno Der aampfbanolun-
gen bas Seuer Der nationaIbineiiihen
artiaerie geieitet baben unb iei oaber
mitl6nloig am Eooe fommlniItiIher
binelil6era Sol0aten. Mu1 ioIlte er
beim 8au Der Stride slrbeiter ausge-
beutet baben lino fir Sen 500 einiger
arbeiter berantnortlib iein. ObpobI
immer ipieoer neue, 1bnIi1e BeIhul-
oigungen gegen i'm norgebrahf ,pur-
Den, obtpobl Drobuneen uit69 gin-
l6ii6terungsperlu6e inmer i1lim-
mere 5ormen annabmen, bIieb er
itanobaft uno tpies aGe Mni9uloigun-
gen 5uriid.
Bepor es 5u einem 8roaeB fam, ge-
lang es Dem Wiiiionar Damn, nab to-
gelangen 6abrten boiler Strapa5en,
gntbebrungen uno @efabren bas bri-
|tii6e Sonfons 5u errei9en. 3uriid-
laiien muBte er Die 6riidte iabr5ebn-
telanger Irbeit. Sein 8leiben bdtte
feinen Sinn mebr gebabt oenn sic
|iekiqen 8eberri6er Gbinas oul6en
feine Tatigfeit europdiiber M1iiiio-
mare. Seit tpenigen @o9en lebt er
nun ipieoer in 9eutiblano nno lit
oamit elmer Der lesten oeuti6en Mii-
iionare, Die aus China anriidfebrten.
gea6 i6Deren @rlebniifen bat er iest,
na6 oreiBigidbriger Mbtpeienbeit bon
Der Seirnat, cine fur5e 3eit Der @ube
uno gelinnltng. Seine @eoanfen iee
bod iinb in China bel ,ieinen gbri-
item, nnb tpie Miuionen MenI6en
in Der gan5en 8elt, oie bur1 oie
Greigniiie Ser lesten Sabre Seimat
uno arbeitsltatte perIaiien muBten,
bot aud bieier Wiiiionsprieiter oie
3nperli6t, 0aB es einmal tpieber p1og-
lid lein miro, 5uriid5ufebren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-01
Erntfp zptd,pt1 in Afrtka

Die 8epolferltng afrifas, iabr-
bunoertelang elm &olonialpolf el,-
ropail6er &olfer, ertpa1t 1nebr
nno mebr CUR Selbit1nbigfeit uno
bemiibt ii6, Die frerloe 8ebornt1tn-
onng ab5ui6iitteln. Dies aeigt iid)
IN elmer alIgemeinen Mntipatbie ge-
gen Die europGiI6en 80lfer uno if
re Bertreter in Mfrifa. 2eioer lit
oieies our6aus perltdnoli6e un6
bere6tigte grlpaden iebr gum
yea6teil Der Wfiiiionen oeren Ser
treter oo6 INNER nod at einem
groBen Sell europaiiben Nationen
angeboren.
Sn Siib-Mfrifa. Man bot nur gans
5ufallig pernommelt, oaB ii9 i'm SuIi
bel Der Sntbroniiierung oes neuen
8il6ofs bon aumaii, an ser @oIo.
fiiite beunrubigenoe 3tpii6enf6ae er.
eignet baben. Die groBe Mebrbeit Ser
8laubigen lebnte Wigr. ban oen
8ronf ab uno oemonitrierte onl1B-
lid ieiner ginietltng auBerbaah Ser
Gatbebrale. Die gingeborenen baben
perionlih gesen BEN erfabrenen uno
beliebten Weiiiionar ni6ts ein5utpen=
Den, Dollen aber feinen bollGnbiI1en
8iidof.
Sier liegt cine slusmirfung ser
pa6lenben Mbneigung Der Solldnoer
IN @frifa Dor, oie Die 6olge ser @ai-
ienpolitif bes iiioafrifaniihen Bre-
miers Or. Malan lit. Cine Disfuilion
NIT Der ertren1iitilben Bolitif oes
8urenregimes lit 5tpedlos, neil oieie
Die Infre6terbaltuns Der tpeiBen
Vorberribaft als einen b0beren Muf.
trag aniiebt. 0ieie Bolitif bat berfai-
iungsre6tli6 5u einem eigentliden
|Sbisma gefiibrt neil nun atpei
oberIte @eri6tsbofe beiteben - Der in
Der 8erfaiiuns borseiebene oberlte
8eri6tsbof uno bas bonn Negime
Malan als oberlter @eribtsbof tom
itituierte Barlamert, bie einan6er er-
fommuni5ieren. Die englii1it6mmi-
gen Siio-Ifrifaner uno bie 8uren
lteben iib tdglid fein6lib gegeniiber.
Beibe iteben bor elmer erIt in ibren
Mnfangen Itebenben 8etpegung oes
|5ibilen ungeborians Idntliher @iht-
peiBer (oer ieiner5eit Die britiibe
9errl6aft in Snoien unmogli1 ge-
ntnbt bat).
Of-Afrifa. sSsn Ser britii1en @rons
folonie &enpa muBte iib Der 2egis-
lotiprat in elmer Sonberieiiion nit
Der @ebeimgeieaidaft .Wau-M -Mau"
lbefaiien. Die apoitoliiden 0ifare bon
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-01
Die fliidtenbe Stride

llniere Silfsperfe, unlere Garitas
uno Die Spenoen Ser &atboIifen Ser
8elt baben nlr nod 1penig Seffnun.
gen. our6 oie lie bie @abe nab Dem
Often peiterreiden fonnen. @ber bel
uns i'm @elten, in allen Staaten, iinb
Willionen geflobener gbrilten aus
Dem Often. Sic oiirfen ni6t oils lditi-
ges Stranogut angeleben iperben,
lonoern ais 8riioer unb S6meitern,
oie li6 bertraueno an ben 8eiter
gepanot baben. gs miiilen nod mebr
Observation-Disclosures geldaf.
fen merben in oie 2dnoer, bie nod
ni6t iiberpolfert iinb. @s lit eine
Sreuoe, Bob idon biele Silfsmerfe
in aller 8elt entItanben iino, INN De,
Stride, oie auf Ser Slu6t lit, beiau'
Iteben. Die &atbolifen 8elgiens, Sol
lanbs, 2uremblrgs unb ser Ser
Staaten baben ihon eritaunlih biel
getan. &ei6en mir ibnen bic Sa,tb
@ott, Der sic 2iebe lit, miro uniere
2iebe iegnen; glauben mir oaran bat
oie driitlibe 2iebe nod Sic Rraft be.
list iiber @bgriinbe binmeg 8riider
al bauen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-01
DrPt Mtllinttpi1 uprlat1rttr
Qhri1frtt in Ohtna

8as lit aus Sen 1riItli6en Mil=
ltonaren unb ibren in iabr5ebrte-
langer Mrbeit aufgebauten @emein>
Ben i'm iest fommuniltii1en Gbina
gelporoen? Sier lit Die @eIdihte
zines oeutiben Sroensmannes, Der
crit Dor menigen 8o6en feline @ir-
fungsItdtte i'm Snnern Gbinas per=
laiien muBte uno nab 0eutl6lano
5uriidfebrte. Sein Sbidial miro
bon 5ablrei6en anoeren europdi=
lben uno amerifanilben Miiiiona>
rem geteilt.
8or oreiBig Sabren fam bieier Ba.
ter .als fatbolii6er Wiiiionar na6
China. SeitOem lebte er ununterbro.
6en unter Gbineien, lernte lire Sit,
ten uno @ebrGube fennen, ipra1 if.
re Sprabe, befebrte manhen 5um
Gbriitentum llnb baute inn 2aufe Ser
Sabre cine driltli6e @emeinoe auf.
8iele iolber @emeinoeu e,ttltanben in
anoeren @ebieten Gbinas, 10 oaB es
beute orei Weiaionen Gbriiten i'm
nHei6e Der Witte" gibt. Sn aner
Stiae uno unbebinoert fiibrte er feline
Wiiiionstatigfeit bur1, Die &egierung
mii6te ii6 nibt elm, llno Ser dime
iiid-iapaniibe &rieg iotpie Der 5tpeite
8eltfrieg madten iid in oieiem EeiI
gbinas faum bemerfbar.
SIN Sabre 1949 tpuroe Damn aaes
anoers. Die fommuniltii9en Eritp,
pen eroberten aub bieien Geil Gbt'
mas. @ie iibera1 in ben bur1 ben
&om1tunismus eroberten 21n6ern
poll3og lib au6 bier Die 8oll1etpiiie-
rung nah Ser iibliben fommuniIti.
f6en Wetbooe. Ser 8ebolferung muir
oe flargemabt, oaB fie nunmebr bonn
rfapitaliItii1en Sod befreit" iei sic
@runobeliber puroen enteignet nno
nit vNeaftionGren, Saboteuren, @a-
pitaliiten" uiip. in Die @efdngniiie ge-
tporfen. rBolfsgeribte" tpurben eir-
geIebt, bie iib nit Der Mbnrteilung
oieies Berionenfreiies befaBten. 8or
ben n8olfsgeri1ten" fon1te ie6er-
mann 8eiduloigungen gegen einen
Mngeflagten porbringen. aommuniIti-
i6e Igenten, bie i6on Dor Dem GIN
marib ser rotten Xruppen in 6ieiem
@ebiet ibre TGtigfeit ansgeiibt bot
fen. 1tn0 ppr1GnIir1p sEpin6e Snrntpn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-01
Die Gerfolsnns, ausgebebnter als i'm
N1merreid)

sSn oieien Saeen mar cine Sagung,
auf Ser neun5ebn Nationen bonn SIM
niIben Meerbuien Bis gum Mittel-
meer uno S6mar5en Meer uno Bis
biniiber na6 China bertreten tparen.
9ln 5pei bolen Eagen er5ablten oieie
slbgeianoten ibrer Golfer, Ourdmegs
5lii6tlinge, bon Sen 2eibens Itationen
Ser 81. Stride in ibrem Self. Iusges
nommen oie beuti6e SIt5one ltno $50
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-01

3iebt man aus ser 35iGbrigen
loipietii6en suBenpolitif eine ShluB-
folgerung, 10 fann man foleen0es
feititellen: Die Somiet- Union b1lt in
Sbeorie unb Braris troB aller bemo.
fratii6en 8erfleioungen an ibrem
gnoaiel Der @eltrepolution felt. Mui
oieiem 8ege bat tie insbeIonoere als
6olee bes atpeiten @eltfrieges rieiise
Sorti6ritte gema6t. Die bisber er.
5ielten Gortihritte aber m0bten oie
SerrI1er bes &re,nls unter gar feinen
umitdnoen gefdbr6en. Die Eaftif Scr
iopietilden MuBenpolitif aielt babin,
iueibe Steaen gu i6affen INN iie in
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attractive table that you can han
die gracefully, where they would
be disconnected by rows of crystal
and a shuttle service of elaborate
china juggied by a harassed hostess.
Easy does it! You can make
your social obligations a pleasure.
If you entertain effortlessly you
will have a good time. If you enjoy
yourself, your guests will, too.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

day fashioning miniature 100000
hors d'oeuvres unless you have
time and appetites to kill. Keep
the whole menu uncomplicated.
Don't experiment with fabulous
recipes; your guests aren't guinea
pigs. Those super-fancy dishes are
best oonoocted by Treyvaud of
the Waldorf whose salary COM
pensates him for such culinary
extravaganzas.
Cook a true sbiciGliN de Ia
1s0isOn. be it roast beef. chicken
or beans. 1t is an art to make an
ordinary dish extraordinarily good.
If FoRMALlrY is not your daily
way of life. forget it! The West is
the home of informality and we
feel that a buffet dinner can be as
stylish" as the more formal sit
down dinner. Your guests will be
impressed by an unpretentious but
Evening star., 1952-04-20

and yourself calm. And
everybody will have fun
TOES entertaining give you the
- heebie-jeebies? Do you find
that paying back your social obli-
cations is too expensive in time.
effort and anxiety? 1t is small COM
fort. but you are not alone.
Many people find themselves
miscast in the role of host. and the
entertaining they are obliged to
do turns out to be far from enter
tanning - for themselves or the
guests. Obviously. if you dread
your own party. the atmosphere
will be charged with your discom-
fort and everyone there will be
miserable.
But enjoyment. too. is infec-
tious. Every successful party you
have ever attended was marked
by the fact that the host and
hostess had a wonderful time. So
when next your turn comes to dis
pense hospitality, insure your own
enjoyment.
OOUNT the comfortable chairs in
the living room, the equipment at
hand for cooking and serving.
Then invite only as many guests
as you can handle. Remember that
trying to spread yourself too thin
is extausting. You can be attep-
tive. however. to a small group
without strain.
Keep the preparations simple.
Don't spend the best part of the
1ohe GsathOr of today's ''Ererybody's
Etiquette" is president of Cumb's.
famous San Francisco store. and att
thor Of Good Taste Costs No More"
Evening star., 1952-12-16
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OLDsMOBILE. le4e 90 4;dr;; :: and
small smaIl-eaS S'Gs Price; So 81 H .ss5. cAPiToE.
a!sS9z PASKARn 1911 Ga. ave-. 70
OLDS ~ 9S cluD SEDAN; 7. ana
h., come and drive 1t; S1.295. ia.
oLDs s. isa47 "7e" club sedan; HYDRA.
:. and h.. s. c., peri. two-tone blue
f1nish; ! owner: $7e5. written guar.
onDs aES ms "a ss. Ps sedan sedan: radio, heater.
finish: very clean interiors ST. .O95,
or best offer. AID. 4-27s1. lie
OLDS 194S 4-dr. "9S'; black; r. and
h., good rubber. See :his one today.
Written guarantee. Low-cost bank
f,x nansins saS; s%E9Tsr GSmpa5s S%p sefpTs S you
PACKARD 1949 custom s sedan;
radio. heater, directional signals.
| cost new. S4.20O: will sacrifice for
Phone Gsn 20 4o sonfs Mr. pI1xafS WaNER GTne1 Il
rzcksRS AZ; 3s1sS'' 1850 nsS, .edanes..; es
now is your chaece to own late
model tne car at 9 price you can
S5 s5d; dS%n SSn' mIss III efs
IPLYMaoUHTH "a Station wagon;
heater: original beige finish; i'm
masnlats; n,as1n1 3ns-owner one car; I, S99S; s,s.S
PLYMOUTH Al conv.: clean through
out; 10000 actual miles; good tires:
r. and h.; $3.50. or best offer: need
| cash for Christmas. Call OIL.
PLYMOUTH '5i s-dr.; seat covers.
h.: 10000 miles: S1.295. NO.
PLYMS0UTH 1e41 sta. wag.: way
above aver; good wood. r. and h.,
nearly new rub: 1865. EN-. 3-7O55.
PLYMOUTH 81 Cranbrook 4-dr.; r.
| and h.. plastic seat covers, clean;
low-cost bank financing; S1.495;
written guarantee. STEUART MO-
| TOR CO. (NA. S-300O. 9Th and N.
PLYMOUTH 1850 Suburban, r. and h.,
good tires. S1,295. BETHESDA
AUTO. MART. 1927 wis. ave. OIL.
PLYMOUTH 40 convertible; looks
| ten guarantee: ST. 1.I95. ALExAN-
| DER NASH. 1705 Mt. Vernon ave-,
| Alex. Va. XII. 9-2330. Ewes. till
| 9, closed Sunday.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKEn s,6Q. z-dr. Chsnpion.
n YOU afe ioofinE for low cost.
L economical tram portations see this
MONDs MoTCRstFo "a. H-4300
1928 Y Wils1n s blvd Arl;. ya. 1 --17
inaf af eSnef SSIe ssSo 500 s csl nay days Nz
S-6613; nights EN-. 3-7051. lis
6TUDEBAKER lgbU 4-dr.. 6-cyl, irn-,
maculate; $500 FLOOD PONTIAC.
1921 Connecticut. WO. 6-S4OO.
STUDEBAKER 80 Champion 4-dr.s
slimatizer and dsfrosters; radio
SI,095. "BUTLER BONDED 3-day
trial. Inspection guaranteed. LEE
D. BUTLER INC. 1121 21st st.
NV, DI. 7-0110: Opep ewes. .-17
sIUDEBAKER 80 Comhander star
iss OTia oysneriyfo owner o 51sfs s00d fs cGaa
STUDEBAKER AZ 4-door; radio and
heater; good cond.; S525 or best
otfer Cali after 9 p.m.. NO. 7-o921.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 commander
economical overdrive,. climatizer and
nyion upholstery. air-foam cushions.
This car, In exceptional condition
throughout. is one you can't af-
ferd to sps gsss Ei,iER up GGms i RoNpED snS ses
3-day trial. Inspection guaranteed,
LEE d. BUTLER, INC. 1121 2fst
st. NV. D1. 7-011O. Open ewes.
ISTUDEBAKER 1949 Champion Regal
4-dr.; orig. green; complete with
gas-saying oyerdrive, heater and
Priced At only Ss95. sBuTLER
BONDED" 3-day trial. Inspection
guaranteed. LEE D. BUTLER INC,
1121 21st ct. n.w, DI. 7-01l0
Omen evAs III
Evening star., 1952-12-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '4S club coupe; radio
and heater; very clean; S775. OF
best offer. AID. 4-55s7 after pm
PLYMOUTH 1e47 Special de lux,
sSar ssSan i TRdANLE ad o MoToRs FOR "rsft soft
r. !: ave; ne; DE. 2-6302. :.
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr.: r. and h.
This one: owner car. with orig. JET
oa Stes ash 6arsan r si nsg insief eAer eaa
PACKARD, 7911 Ga. ave-. ~
Pontiac PSNrsHt 1850 streamliner S sedan
equipped, excel. motor. fine tires
ssS oa :Sass' sssS cssS sIsca needed e.
ewes. till .. coAsT-IN PONTIAC
co. 427 Florida ave. ne. Ii
Pontiac Al 4-dr. This economical
car Is equipped for steady trans;
eSs s45 By EDMoN6s MI Sse MSToRs sSSay
lFord) JA. 2-43OO. 329s Wilson
PONTIAC! Sf;i 1!ti' isss ss' station WAGON; brand.
new. left oyer. never used, neyeI
Pontiac 30 S-dr.: r. and b.: like
small care in trade. ia. 9-5010
ALEXANDRIA NASH. 1705 Mt. Yer
non ave. Alex. Va: XII. 9-2330
.s; eyes; TN 9; Closed Sunday.
S949 FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Con.
necticut WO. 6-S400.
PONTIAC 1948 station wagon; 5000
or. best Offer. cared for like q
baby; looks and runs like new; tires
almost new; must have cash not
later than Thursday. King S-6919