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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-08-16

OK" Conversation from the
drummer of one Of the nations
leading bands.
BILLIE HOLIDAY in New
York from Honolulu to get an ok
to work here. You remember,
she's been banned many years
now from singing wherever IL
quor is sold. There's hope that
her newest appeal will win out.
L'TANYA, looking even more
beautiful an dtrim to Los Angeles
after an absence of two years,
took over the Florentine Gardens
this Sunday for sensational dis
play of her newer creations. Her
hubby, Earl Griffin, accompanied
her on the coast.
The fine ($$) EARTHA KIT
paid to the city Of New York for
swinging in one of its Central
Park trees was well worth it, con-
sidering that she was posing for
a Life Magazine photographer
and the stunning picture merited
a full page. The feature on Ear
tina was smartly presented.
The one classy night spot on
Broadway that featured sepia
floor show-"SUGAR HILL" -
is about to reopen its doors but
will sport a Latin revue for
South American c { operators
are in control now. Sugar Hill
was at its height when it had the
Larry Steele revue. But then
mismanagment set in and the last
manager left with $4,000. The
club never recovered.
MARIAN ANDERSON did her
last TV appearance on Mondays
Telephone hour. She's off for a
tour of Japan and won't return
to this country until next year
Nat KING COLE winds up
his flicker engagement in Holly
wood and then starts East with
Sarah Vaughn in theater appear
ances Louis Jordan back East
on the 18th for a Wildwood, N. j..
date before going South.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-08-16
WISE SAYINGS

"The number Of those who UNI
dergo the fatigue of judging for
themselves is very short indeed"
Eve make our habits and then
our habits make us"
"Life is a jigsaw puzzle with
most of the pieces missing"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-08-16
Seem
Stars
with DOLORES CALVIN

NEW YORK A MUSICIAN
TALKS ON POLITICS: THAT
Eisenhower is just the wrong
man the Republicans got. &.
How can colored citizens take.
him? The Republicans would
have been better off nominating
Taft. Taft's done more for col
ored and his state, Ohio, isn't so
bad. We've been all through
that state and it's one of the best
for treating us. You think this
Stevenson will be the next Presi-
dent? I don't think So. He seems
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-08-16

ok Conversation from the
drummer of one of the nations
leading bands.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-08-16
GET OUT OF THE CHORUS

A pretty girl without brains
who goes on the stage in the
chorus, usually stays in the Choir
us. When her beauty fades and
her figure loses its youthfulness
she has no claim for promotion.
In the same manner men in other
walks Of life who haven't the
strength, determination, fore
sight and daring, remain for ever
with the rank and file Of men
they never step out Of line from
the great mass Of humanity and
become figures that shine and
lead their own procession. In
short. those who distinguish
and climb to the very
top Of whatever profession they
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-08-16
beauty AINTS
A TAR RECIPE FOR BEAUTY
by NINA TEMPLE

What woman is not brave
enough to discommode herself
for a night or two in order to gain
a beautiful color and wrinkle
free face? From the far
away regions where the pine
trees abound comes a formula
simple, yet most effective in the
yield Of beauty. Formula: One
spoon Of good tar to pint Of
olive oil. Heat the two together
in a double boiler. When per-
fectly smooth, dab it on the face
at night, and over this put small
pieces of cloth. Protect the pill
low with old towels or sheets.
In the morning wash this off with
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-08-16

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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-08-16
EXHIBITION

An exhibition of books and
photographs relating to st. Ca
Uterine Laboure, st. Vincent de
Paul, and Mother Seton is being
given in the Puvis de Chavannes
Gallery, on the Srd floor Of the
Central Library, throughout the
month Of July.
Evening star., 1952-12-25
DINING ROOM
Modern


Open Stock Fiesto WoInut Group:
Sole
31.0o SIDE CHAIRS $500
5l.00 ARM CHAIR .--------- $3.50
se.25 HUTCH TOP -------- 1900
l07O TABLE --------- 300
1880 BUFFET ------------l45.OO
2040O CHINA -----------164.OO
56.75 AFRICAN OAK
JUNIOR EXTENSION TABLE 1915
lo5.25 coRDoVAN MAHoG7
ANY BUFFET 1850
ll7.50 CORDoVAN MAHoG-
ANY CORNER CABINET $3.50
1890 CoRDoVAk MAHoG-
ANY BUFFET $3.50
ll2.75 CoRDOVAN NAHoG-
ANY CHINA CABINET $3.50
1915 GRAY WALNUT
SENIOR BUFFET $500
1880 CoRDoVAN MAHoG-
ANY TABLE $3.50.
1880 5-Pc. GRAY WALNUT
SUITE. consisting Of round ex-
tension tobIe, arm and 3
side chairs 1890
427.25 S-Pc. GRAY WALNUT
SUITE consisting of china,
round extension toble. z arm
and 4 side chairs $500
Evening star., 1952-12-25
BEDROOM
Traditional

$500 5-Pc. REGENCY SUITE
in rich hond rubbed cordovon
piono finish mahogany and
top srain leather hond fooled
in gold. Consists Of 72-ineh
triple dresser bose, coved
frame mirror, double bed, chest
on chest, and 2 cobinet night
tobIes 64s.oo
S6275 5-Pc. FRENCH PRO-
VINClAL GRAY SUITE, with
roised hond decorations. Con-
sists Of 9 drower triple dresser,
shoped mirror, double bed,
chest and z night tobIes 64e.OO
sS45o 5-PC. ROBERT W.
IRWIN OF GRAND RAPIDS
MAHOGANY HEPPLEWHiTE
SUITE with beautiful mar
quetry inIoy decoration. Con-
sists Of II drower, 60-inch
triple dresser with serpentine
front. mirror, unusuoI dec
orotor double bed, chest, and
z night tobIes $500
1,4e300 5-Pc. FRENCH
LOUIS XIV SERPENTINE
AND BOMBE CARVED AS
PEN SUITE. Consists Of
double dresser, coNed frome
mirror, double bed, chest on
chest, ogd 2 step night
tobIes --- 1.1o5 90
Evening star., 1952-12-25
OCCASIONAL
Traditional

1000 MAHOGANY LAMP
TABLES, with leather hond
$3.50 picKLED PINE BARo- >>
QUE ROUND COCKTAIL
TABLE with gloss top 1000
67.00 CHINESE CHlPPENDALE
END TABLES, hond decorated
on Chinese red and block
loequer, as is $500
1890 ocTAGoNAL COCK
TAIL TABLE, picked pine, with
genuine silver Ieof top hond
decorated under gloss $500
1900 SOLID MAHOGANY
DESK TABLE with top groin
leather shelf, hand fooled in
gold. and wood tier shelf $500
1880 KENT OF GRAND
RAPIDS GAME TABLE, all
mahogany with removable
top with leather on one side
and wood checker or chess
orroneem on other.
Makes excellent desk 1880
1000 BAROQUE OCCA-
SIONAL TABLE with coNed
cupid pedestol and top Of
gold, and silver eof, hond
decorated under gloss - 1890
Evening star., 1952-12-25
! I
LIVING ROOM
Traditional

Sole
1000 FRENCH PERIOD
LOUNGE CHAIR in lime fob
ric. antique white frome,
loose pillow beck and scot
cushions Of down and feoth-
er ...---- l75.oe
1880 WING CHAIR in lime
green, solid mahogany legs,
down and feather cushion 1900
243.00 EARLY AMERICAN
SOLID CHERRY LOVESEAT
in brown and beige print 1906
$4,000 SOLID MAHOGANY
VICTORIAN LoVESEAT in
green antique velvet le5.oe
$500 SOFA in red moteIosse,
with 2 reversible spring cush-
ions, brush edge, frineed bose 259.0e
$4,000 FRENCH PROVIN-
CIAL LOVESEAT in burgundy
and white toiIe print 256.OG
48200 GRAND RAPIDS
TUFTED BACK SOFA with
solid mohoeony frome, COW
cred in turquoise antique
sotin, down and feather
cushion 3s5.oc
$1,000 LAWSON SOFA in
peppermint fobric, piece
down and feather cushion,
kick pIeot skirt at base 3o5.OO
5000 2-Pc. GREEN Sec
TloNAL SOFA consisting Of
right and left Ioveseot, eoch
with down and feather eush-
ion. kick pIeot skirt at bose - 475.O0
Modern Living Room
lll.25 coRDovAN MA.
HoGANY OCCASIONAL
CHAIR in brown and green
print fobric $3.50
1880 coRDovAN MA.
H0GANY OCCASIONAL
CHAIR in coral nubby fobrie $3.50
1900 FlRESIDE CHAIRS in
lush brown fobric, foam back,
spring scot, eordovon mohog-
any frome, each - - 1850
2l925 LOUNGE CHAIR in
green fobric, reversible spring
cushion 5000
265.00 SOFA in coral nubby
fobric, blond legs - -. 1890
2o4.50 SOFA in block and
white print fobrie, foam con-
struetion, eordovon legs 249.OO
3l3.00 SOFA in coral nubby
fobric. with z reversible spring
cushions $4,000
Occasional
$3.50 WEINANN TRADI-
TloNAL BUFFERS TRAY
TABLE in mohoeony SO 80
$3.50 SAPPHIRE GRAY OAK
MODERN CORNER TABLE
with green Ieother top 65O OO
l0o. so IMPERIAL OF GRAND
RAPIDS BLACK DEcoRAT-
Ed coMMODE 80 so
l27O0 WHAT NOT"
TABLES in mohosony - $500
$3.50 PAUL FRANKEL
MODERN KilEEHOLE DESK,
mode in Grond Ropids, il
hond rubbed cordovon mo-
hosony, with white cork top 435.O0
Evening star., 1952-12-25
LIVING ROOM
Modern

Sole
1850 ARMLEss LOUNGE
CHAIR covered in olive OBJ
street print ---.- 1880
1900 LOUNGE CHAIR cov-
cred in tweed, persimmon 1900
25l.50 ARMLEsS LOVEsEAT
in eoroI fobric, with tufted
back and seat lao 90
l8400 SWEDISH CLUB
CHAIR in imported print fob
ric and reversible foam rubber
cushion 1880
2l8.25 CLUB CHAIR covered
in turquoise and brown fobrie,
'"f'sd arm: 1890
2e2.oo HUGE LOUNGE
CHAIR for 6-footer, foam
rubber loose pillow back and
seat cushions, covered in gold
fobric - 1900
408.00 3-Pc. CURVED SEC
TIONAL SOFA with reversible
spring filled cushions, covered
in eroy fobric $500
$1,000 2-Pc. SECTIONAL
SOFA consisting Of right and
left loveseots covered in brown
metoIIie fobrie 3ls.oo
620.50 2-Pc. SECTIONAL
SOFA, consisting Of right and
left loveseot covered in pump
kin and brown $500
SALTS HARVEY PRoBBER
HUGE CIRCLE SOFA covered
in heavy eroy fobrie, all foam
rubber construction 395. 90
$500 2-Pc. SECTIONAL
SOFA consisting Of right and
left arm loveseots covered in
amber metoIIic fobric, reyersi-
Bile foam rubber cushions 3o5.OO
$500 2-Pc. SECTIONAL
SOFA consisting Of right and
left arm loveseots, covered in
block, green and white plaid
imported linen, with foam
rubber reversible cushions ATS. 90
63400 S-FT. CURVED FRONT
SOFA, all foam construction,
mahogany hond rubbed frome
and legs, covered in turquoise
metoIIic fobric 4o5.OO
$500 HUGE SERPENTINE
SECTIONAL SOFA in hand
printed linen fobric $500
Evening star., 1952-12-25
LIVING ROOM

Traditional
$3.50 cASIONAL
CHAIRS with mobooony
frome, covered in block
fIorol toDestv 65 90
1920 PROVINCIAL LOVE-
SEAT with mahogany frame.
covered in rose and chor-
treuse print fobrie. Tufted
back lag. 90
1890 LOUNGE CHAIR in
green motelosse. with tufted
back and reversible foam
rubber cushion. fringe base 1875
Evening star., 1952-12-25
BEDDING

l74.75 DECORATOR CHAIR
BED in green fobrie. Opens
into 2-ft., Gin. bed with in
nersprino mattress
246.5 FOAM RUBBER
WEBBED SINGLE SOFA
DlVAN
232.00 PULLMAN ARMLESS
LoVESEAT SLEEPER
248.00 PULLMAN ARMLESS
THREE QUARTER SLEEPER
27l.50 CALIQUILT SOFA
SLEEPER with holsters on
arms, covered in eoroI nubby
fabric
53l.0Q PULLMAN DECO
RATOR MODERN SLEEPER
in geometrie top quoIity fob
Evening star., 1952-12-25
DINING ROOM

1880 ROUND EXTENSION
TABLE ------- --153.OO
$500 MAHOGANY 18TH
CENTURY ENGLISH TAM
BoUR CABINET SERVER $3.50
lo5.75 MAHOGANY DROP
LEAF EXTENSION DINING
TABLE, with two l0-ineh
Ieoves 1850
1875 WILLIAMS KIMP OF
GRAND RAPIDS SENIOR
SIZE EXTENSION DINING
ROOM TABLE with morquety
lnloy ..---- H9.9U
1900 WILLIAMS KIMP OF
GRAND RAPIDS CHEST
SERVER in mahogany $4,000
25e.75 BLACK LACQUER
CHINESE HAND DECO
RATED BAR AND SERVER
COMBINATION 1900
222.50 5-Pc. FRENCH
PROVINCIAL DINETTE,
tobIe and four chair. in
Widdieomb bisque finish on
solid birch 1900
4Se75 e-Pc. CHERRY
FRENCH PROVINCIAL
SUITE consisting Of buffet,
hutch top, ovoI tobIe, two
arm and four side choirs $4,000
$500 9-PC. BLACK LAC
QUER CONTEMPORARY
SUITE consisting Of buffet,
china, extension tobIe and
six ehoirs : 4e5.oo
5000 e-PC. MORGAN
TON SWIRL MAHOGANY
FULL SIZE SENIOR SUITE
consisting Of credenzo buf-
fet. breokfront china, 8-foot
extension toble, z arm and
4 side choirs $500
l,eos.5o lo-Pc. REGENCY
MAHOGANY SUITE con-
sisting Of large eredenzo
buffet, breokfront chino, g.
foot ovoI extension tobIe,
server, z arm and 4 side
ehoirs ----.------I.4s5.oo
Evening star., 1952-12-25
living ROOM
Traditional

1890 CLUB CHAIR, smoke
color inside and flame tone
velvet outside -- $3.50
1890 CLUB CHAIR with
tropunto beck, covered in
Zimmerman Lone Star emer-
cid, green kid mohoir, down
and feather cushion, fringe
base ----------- $3.50
$4,000 HIGH BACK FAN
CHAIR with reversible spring
down cushion - $3.50
1880 ARMLEsS FlRESIDE
CHAIRS, in rose coral boucle,
biscuit tufted beck and scot,
block and gold frames. each $3.50
1880 MASSIVE WING
CHAIR in red motelosse,
ChippendoIe boI and Glow
feet, reversible spring filled
cushion --'-------~ loe.5o
1880 ARMLEss TUFTED
BACK CHAIR covered in
covoIier red velvet ----- 1000
1890 WOOD ARM
LOUNGE CHAIR in green
moteIosse, oil foam rubber
construction - 1890
1000 LAWSON SOFA COW
cred in green moteIosse with
reversible spring filled
cushions, fringe bose 1890
$3.50 RIGHT AND LEFT
FIRESIDE CHAIRS with deep
tufted arms and books, cover
ed in chortreuse motelosse,
kick pIeot skirt 1890
1880 REGENCY FIRESIDE
cItAlRS covered in eroy
w tSAmse on inside scot and
boIk, red velvet outside,
cored fromes 1850
1000 REGENCY FIRESlDE
CHAIRS in purple feather
design motelosse with rich
aohoeony frames 149.00
44.O0 DEC ORATOR
OUNCE CHAIR in kelly
reen moteIosse, tufted back,
down ond feather cushion,
kick pIeot skirt - $4,000
E3.75 LAWSON SOFA in
ese motelosse, reversible
prine cushions, fringe base 1890
64o0 SLOPE ARM SOFA in
,eovy red moteIosse, reversi-
,Ie spring filled cushions,
Fnee base - 249.00
t7s25 CURVED FRONT
CHARLES OF LONDON
SOFA in eroy moteIosse, z
reversible spring cushions,
fringe base 275.00
t3l 50 REGENCY LoVEsEAT
Vith heort shaped back, deep
Iuftinq, covered in cocoo
motelosse. one piece down and
feather cushion 295.OO
o67.75 3-PC. REGENCY SEC
TlONAL SOFA with curved
0ront, built to the floor, COW
cred in red moteIosse. with 3
down and feother cushions $500
Group of Nationally Famous Pullman
sire Lounge Chairs 2O9o Oft.
Modern Living Room
$50 ARMLEsS LoVEsEAT in
green fobric $3.50
1880 ARMLESS LOUNGE
CHAIR covered in red metallic
fabric 80 so
ISIS FIRESlDE CHAIRS cov-
cred in white poodle fobric, co., oQ.50
5000 HIGH BACK WING
CHAIR in yellow and brown,
reversible spring cushion $3.50
$500 SWEDISH OCCA-
SIONAL CHAIR fully uphoI-
stored in red Scotch linen 1850
$500 SWEDISH WING
CHAIR in green Scotch Linen 1880
l8400 LOUNGE CHAIR in
unusual California fobric, with
block lacquer frome 1900
1850 CLUB CHAIR with
brick tufted back, reversible
spring cushion, covered in
ehortreuse 12e.oo
5000 LOUNGE CHAIR with
down and feather loose pillow
bock, covered in brown boucIe 1900
Evening star., 1952-12-25
AFTER CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE
Muzor Furniture
Masterpieces
Tremendous Red uctons in Every Department
OF ~ SHIN GT0K STORE
BEDROOM
Modern

"OOSIn
Sole
495.50 apo. FIESTA WAL
NUT SUITE, consisting Of
double dresser and mirror,
double bed, and z cabinet
night tobIes 3s5.oo
477.00 3-PC. KORUNA
SUITE consisting Of double
bed and chest $500
6ls.75 apo. coRDovAN
MAHOGANY SUITE con-
sistine Of curved front
dresser and mirror, double
bed. chest and night tobIs 495.0O
10000 e-Pc. DEcoRA-
TOR SUITE in Topoz mo-
hoeony. consisting Of triple
dresser bose, mirror, drop
leof desk or vonity bose,
mirror, double bed, chest,
bench and z night tobIes 1895 90
Traditional Bedroom
ASSORTMENT OF 500
DRESSERS AND and
VANITY MIRRORS -- oo5
3400 MAHOGANY HEPPLE-
WHITE NIGHT TABLES 1900
63.25 MAHOGANY TWIN
BED - 1880
ASSORTMENT 1880
OF NIGHT and
TABLES $3.50
400 MAHOGANY REGENCY
MIGHT TABLE $3.50
52.25 coRDoVAN MAHoG-
ANY NIGHT TABLES 1850
700 MoRGANToN SWIRL
MAHOGANY DOUBLE BED 1880
1000 JOHN WIDDICoMB
OF GRAND RAPIDS GOLD
MIRROR $3.50
1925 JOHN WIDDlcoMB
OF GRAND RAPIDS AN
TIQUE WHITE DECORATOR
MIRROR 1900
1900 MoRGANToN SWIRL
MAHOGANY VANITY BASE
AND MIRROR o45O
1880 CoRDOVAN MAHOG-
ANY REGENCY CHEST ON
CHEST 90 so
1925 2-Pc. CHERRY >''o
FRENCH PROVINCIAL
GROUP consisting of double
$500 6-FT., Gin. UPHoL-
sTERED HEADBoARD 1900
1880 3-Pc. FRENCH PRO-
VINcIAL GROUP consisting
Of double bed and night
tobIes in cherry fruitwood --14o.5O
$500 MoRGANToN
CHERRY AND PINE TRIPLE
DRESSER AND MIRROR 1900
331.50 apo. CoNTEMPoR-
AIRY BURNT ALMOND
GROUP consisting Of double
bed, chest on chest and z
night tobIes 24o.OO
$3.50 apo. coNTEMPoR-
AIRY BURNT ALMOND
GROUP consisting Of chest on
chest. z twin beds, and night
toble -I275.0O
5o3.75 5-Pc. coNTEMPoR-
AIRY TOWN 6 COUNTRY
SUITE in burnt oImond finish.
Consists Of triple dresser base,
mirror. double bed, chest. and
z night tobIes $500
$4,000 5-Pc. REGENCY SUITE
in rich hond rubbed cordovon
mahogany with top groin
Ieother hond fooled in gold.
Consists of 73-inch triple
dresser, mirror, chest on chest,
double bed and z cabinet night
tables $500
$500 5-pc. SUITE Of i'm
ported Norro, with beautiful
figured groin. Consists Of
triple dresser bose, mirror.
double bed, chest and z night
tobIes sos 90
70S0o 5-Pc. MoRGANToN
SUITE, swirl mahogany, SER
pentine front 18th Century
English, consisting Of dresser
base, mirror, chest with goI-
Iery. double bed and z night
tobIes $500
: n Id
Evening star., 1952-12-25
BEDROOM

554.25 5-PIEcE ANTIQUE
MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE
consisting Of dresser and ovoI
mirror. double bed, chest on
chest and two night tobles 449.
647.50 5-PC MORGANTON
CHERRY AND PINE SUITE
consisting Of triple dresser
bose, mirror, double bed. chest
and z night tobIes SIT.
70S.00 5-PC. MORGANTON
SWIRL MAHOGANY SER
PENTINE FRONT 18th
CENTURY ENGLISH SUITE
consisting Of dresser base.
mirror, chest with solleY,
double bed and z night tobles sos.
Evening star., 1952-12-25
BEDROOM
Modern

MO0efn
55.75 LINED OAK DOUBLE
$500 DOUBLE BED in
Bordeaux cherry cordovon 1880
91.0O HEATHER WALNUT
DOUBLE BED 1880
1880 l02-inch cORDO-
VAN MAHOGANY HEAD
BOARD 1880
l3l.00 42-inch HAND
RUBBED CoRDoVAN MA
HOGANY CHEST 1850
POSTS 2-Pc. CHERRY
coRDoVAN SUITE con-
sistine Of dresser, and mir
ror, and double bed l49.O0
27700 SKIES CHERRY
DOUBLE DRESSER AND
MIRROR 1890
2eo.25 3-Pc. CHERRY
SUITE consisting Of double
dresser, and mirror, double
bookcase bed. and chest $500
33825 3-PC. SOLID
WAxED BIRCH SUITE con-
sISting OF dresser and mirror,
chest, and double bed 1880
$1,000 De- ORATOR
CHEST in imported teak
veneers $500
$500 apo. CORlANDER
LIGHT OAK SUITE con-
sistine of triple dresser and
mirror, double bed. night
tobles $4,000
4o6 IS 3-Pc. VIKING OAK
SUITE consisting Of double
dresser and mirror double
bed and chest $4,000
470.50 5-Pc. PALOMINO
LIGHT OAK SUITE consist
ina Of double dresser and
mirror, double bed, chest
and z night tobles s $500
, 1952-02-21
Bruttoln Defeats
Vic CurdeII

CHICAGO, Feb. 21. '(INS) -
Johnny Bratton, Chicago's leading
contender for the welterweight IT,
tie, has another victory in his
string today-a decision owe Vic
Cardell of Hartford, Con.-Thanks
to a last-round rally.
Bratton had his hands full with
the willing youngster from Con-
necticut. for most of the 10-round
bout at the Chicago stadium.
Bratton was given a split de-
cision. Referee Frank Sikora and
Judge Spike McAadams voted for
Bratton while Judge Jim McManus
cast his ballot for Cardell.
, 1952-02-21

This country, in its foreign re-
lations since the end of World
War ii has been increasingly
plagued by the rise of ,"neutralism"
in France, Germany, India, Eng
land, TO name a few. More and
more persons abroad are being at
tracted to a position of neutrality
as between the u. S. S. r. or
Communism on the one hand and
the United States or Democracy
on the other.
, 1952-02-21
Van Fleet SAYS
Chinese STRONGER
Than Ever

SEOUL, Feb. 81. (INS)-Gen.
James A. Van Fleet warned today
that the strongest and best equip
ped Chinese army in history may
launch a major spring offensive
in Korea in the event armistice
talks in Panmunjom continue to
drag out.
The sole spoken Eighth Army
commander told International
News Service that the Commun-
lists, are stronger today than ever
in manpower and equipment, prob
ably would attack if armistice
discussions fail to bring peace
within the next few months.
But the Allied ground com
mander predicted hat his troops
again would turn the Reds back as
they did in April and May of 1851.
The 4-star General said the
Communist army was Sin critical
condition. both in June and Oc-
tober of last year, but he added
that hopes for a cease fire limited
Eighth Army operations at the
time.
Now, the Allied ground forces
chief in Korea says, the Commun-
lists have filtered down supplies
to make their army stronger than
it ever has been despite constant
air pounding of their supply lines.
"Since October, the enemy has
bettered his position in all re-
spects," Van Fleet said, "In man
power, supplies, winter clothing,
ammunition and new artillery
pieces and armor, to say nothing
Of air."
And he added:
His front line elements have
been put back into aWar potential
and he has lived through the win
ter despite Introduction.
"He energies in early spring as
very strong and in a condition to
offer battle against the Eighth
Army or to resist Eighth Army
attacks"
, 1952-02-21
FORECAST

Fair south, rather cloudy north
with a few snow flurries extreme
north portion today and tonight.
Highest today middle 30s north,
middle 40s south portion. Lowest
tongight 20 to 25. Friday, partly
cloudy and moderately cold.
, 1952-02-21
Larry Dolby Is
Still A HoIdout

TUSCON, Ariz, Feb. Fl. QNS)-Larry Dolby, Cleve-
land Indians center fielder, still has not made his appear
ance at the Tribes 6-day batting school in Tuscon.
Dolby, who has been asked to take a pay slash and
refused, was one of the main reasons the smuggling school
was set up. His batting average, runs batted in and home
run output dropped last season and General Manager Hank
Greenberg felt that some schooling in the fine art of swat
, 1952-02-21

might help him.
However, Greenberg has not
heard from Dolby and presumes
he is still at his Paterson, N. j.,
home.
AL Rosen, Luke Easter, Ray
Boone, Harry Simpson, Jim Hogan,
Dick Wakefield, Bud Hutson and
Jim Lemon took their cuts at the
plate Wednesday and Manager Al
Lopez was we'll pleased with what
he saw.
The hitters attended a 1-hour
class session at the Santa Rita
hotel and then eagerly hurried to
Corbett field, the Tribes spring
headquarters, to get some practi-
cal experience in batting.
Wakefield is going to get a
, 1952-02-21
freeze Lifted On
Beer-Liquor Permits

COLUMBUS, Feb. Fl. QNS)-New beer and wine
license are available today from the State Liquor depart
ment for the first time since the freeze of April II, 1949.
Liquor Director William C. Bryant pointed out Sin
the interest Of accuracy that a recent Ohio SHupreme
court decision had nothing to do with the decision of the
Board of Liquor Control to revoke the freeze on beer and
wine permits. He stated:
''The decision to unfreeze beer permits was made by
the Board of Liquor Control in Jun, 1850. The only ques-
ton decided by the Supreme court related to the ban on
ew hard liquor permits and this ban was upheld by the
court"
Bryant made his statement be- courts manoate upnodmg the
cause of the confusion resulting freeze on liquor permits was e
dut to the coincidence of the un- ceived by the Liquor department.
freezing of beer and wine permits Bryant continued:
at the same time the Supreme Continued Page Four