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Evening star., 1952-11-30
BY Eleni

The fashion world has started
readying itself for the coming
coronation of Elizabeth II of Eng
land.
Well in advance of the scheduled
Ipageantry that will unfold itself,
British designers have dipped into
past historical and royal eras to
provide them with inspiration.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Millinery With q Royal Air

One milliner. Otto Lucas Of
Bond street, has designed a col
lection he calls his coronation
hats.
The entire bevy of gay hats are
based along lines of coronets,
crowns. and other ducal motifs
plus being done in colors identified
with a Coronation. They will be
exclusively here In Wash
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Official to Discuss Municjpui Problems

Leroy S. Bendheim, Alexandria
City councilman, will be the guest
speaker at a meeting of the Alex
Iandria branch, American Associa-
ton of University Women, to be
held at 8 pm. Tuesday at the
Trinity Methodist Church, 2911
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Cameron Mills road. -,
Speaking on the topic. Present
Problems Of Alexandria" Mr..
Bendheim will discuss the eco
nomic development of the city as
it affects present municipal prob
lens.
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Thursday, December 1:

Thursday, December 4:
LUNCHEON FASHION
SHOW, / pm. fashions
from Jelleff's, Palladian
Room, Shoreham Hotel.
AFTERNOON AND EVE.
MING fashions for women
modelled informally from II
to 4 pm, 3rd floor Cou-
turier Salon, j. Garfinckel
& Co.
PERSONAL APPEAR
ANCE Of Henry Rosenfeld
along with showing of his
holiday fashions for high
fashion minded misses who
think about budgets, too.
Showings at 2::30 and $50
pm. on the I'd floor,
LanSburgh's.
Friday, December 5:
COCKTAIL FASHIONS,
6 pm, from Jelleff's, at the
Mayhower Hotel Lounge.
Saturday, December 6:
LUNCHEON FASHION
SHOW, l PM, Pail Mall
Room, Raleigh Hotel, Mrs.
Gladstone Williams COM
mentating.
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ington at a leading Connecticut
avenue speciality store.
Most. of the millinery is meant
to be worn straight on and is per-
fectly suited to short hair dos.
Crowns are shallow and for those
who like deep cloche effects, Mr..
Lucas has designed several hats
a1ong those lines. plus several
wide-brimmed designs.
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Tuesday, December 2:

Tuesday. December 2:
McMULLEN COLLEC-
T1ON modelled informally,
from II to 4, Greenbrier
Shop, Julius Garfinekel &
Co. Repeat showing next
day.
Evening star., 1952-11-30

Jewelled straws, velvets and sat-
ms predominate and brilliant jewel
embroideries are lightly applied
to the hats. The illusion of gilt
tering crowns Is seen on several
Lucas originals. limiting of medic
val beauty is the way Mr.. Lucas
has placed several Of his wells.
They are worn underneath the
chin in a "wirnple" fashion.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
It's q Date!
Tonday, December 1:

LUNCHEON FASHION
SHOW, staged by Jelleff's,
Mayflower Hotel Lounge, /
pm.
VISITING BEAUTY EX-
PERT, Ruth Murty of
Charles of the Ritz, will be
at Woodward and Lothrop's
main store through the 5th.
She's there to help you with
perplexing skin and make
up problems.
HELGA BRANDT, inter-
national skating star will
appear at Hecht,s at 2 and
5 pm. today demonstrating
the action-free Sarong CIR
die. Showings to be repeated
Tuesday and Wednesday at
IL and 8 pm. on the third
floor Of the Washington
store.
Evening star., 1952-02-02
AuToMoBlLEs a For SALE

PONTIAC '48 de luxe station wason;
new: nice clean wagon At only
$995. Terms can be arransed. I'm.
1850. convertible club cps.;
sate-ysI sas aRrENwzY Wa 'oS MoaoRs assssss $500
Minnesota ave. ne, LU. 4-3516.
PONTIAC 194s conv, coupe: :. and
b., Hydra-Matic, Wv. tifesi car
's' Us aSs Hsv Can see &c as sisn aYfos a G5sa
STUDEBAKER '4s sedan: oyerdriye.
equipped; $s93. You pay less at
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bla.
densburg Rd, Two city blocks of
fine cars. 5es Bank Financed. --3
ISTUDEBAKER SO 4-door sedan. with
heater; $175 or best offer. FA. 1885.
|STUDEBAKER 1851. brand-new ReEal
de luxe 4-dr. sed.. driven $50 miles;
auto. drive. climatizer, signal lights.
Wv. tires. underccating, etc: cost
$s ;2st: sell for S1.ssS Or best offer; ,
s sSTSutfnsEfSBAKEk sSStfsfSB as as de luxe chsm-
pion 4-dr. sedan; fully equipped:
1895. Good cond. IA. 6-TS84 eyes.
ksTuDEBAKER 81 Regal de luxe Sc
at AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1881 Bla-
densburg Rd. Two city blocks of
ine cars: 90 Bank Financed. -3
40 4-dr.; Landeruiser;
riTs oTnss Tasao .scs ans eens ssassF
| RON PONTIAC INC.. 1890 wis. ave,
Bethesda. OIL. 5000. "A
sTUDEBAKER AS conv.: new top:
T; and b.. o. d; ss95. TOWN AND
aTf!i FIJI oK 1S PM PM OPEN Sun. NHsN4HLI FIif
sTUDEBAKER AT Starlight Com
| mander club coupe: oyerdrive; S895.
! TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS.
$3.50 Wis ave, OR, 900. oPENN
sTUnEBAkEs TUnj BsId 9 2 is5, s starlit. club
coupe: automatic drive: heater; seat
! covers; actual 1,064 MI; complete
| history avail; far below actual
sTTDEBAKER iI5iBit 1850 Champion a-dr. ;;
aesif se miles Ge bs Spso@ one owner sGSsEs te
In every respect; 81, 1876. JET MO-
I TORS, 2101 Nichols ave. Sc. LU.
sTUfDEBAKER sTUfDDEEHB;AKER so Commander 4-dr.;
StsSl sssss f. saes s' sf Sef SoToRs spsfos o1
sTuDEBAKER 1850 champion 2;dr
SEDAN; overdrive. climatizer. low
mileage. garags;kegets car. spotleessi
WsiLITs shTGSs GaE JhEr EN- fs4s: ssSsi motor over.
offsr' oW. 1851. ~ -
motor; excel. cond.;, $7s4 cash
ofier. ST. 546s. 8 to 5 pm. "a
WILLYS AZ all-metal station wagon
oyerdrive, r., h.. very good tires, low
mileage, / owner; $745. MORRIS
| & HUGHES, 1914 Georgia ave NV.
.lWILLYS 40 station sedan: cd.
heater; attractive green finish with
basket-weave panel: $1,095. TOWN
AND COUNTRY MOTORS, 533t
Wis. ave, Or O100. OPEN EVE
NINGS TILL 10 PM. OPEN SUN
TILL 6 PM.
WILLYS 80 station wagon: cd.
heater; 2 to choose from, 4-cylindel
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS. 533t
Wis. ave: OR: 0I00. OPEN Eve.
NINGS TILL 10 PM: OPEN SUN
TILL PM.
WILLYS JEEP 1947 and h-ton meta
trailer; $3.50 or best offer. JOSEPH
MELTON. SH. 1869. -3
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REAL esTATE LOANS

Cash PAID for lst and end trust
notes. white or colored, in D: e,
TON r. GORDON. Colorado BLDG,
18th and g sts, nv, DI: $3.50.
CASH IN ONE DAY. 2nd and 3rd
trust loans. RE. 2396. Ewes, AD
1865.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS,
RARTOW REALTY CO. Realtors
MONEY On SECOND TRUSTING
viii buy second trust notes, D. c..
nearby Md. or Va, Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
MENT CORP. 1912 n. y. ave. NV
National $3.50.
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for LIST
propsls pna saS sfa caI ca8Irffsss iercy aensss 70 70
$4,000. S1S Eig Bldg, eil. epg.. ND
Evening star., 1952-02-02
GARAGES

GOING TO FLORIDA? Store your
car :or or 3 mo. in heated down
town apt. bldg. S15 mo. GE. 4037.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Alley garage,
vicinity of Dupont Plaza Hotel.
,ErTsI WriEs Bog 6.R.dT 9ea5K; StaE SaF ppNr31oo
C st. ne. Call AT 4466. "a
VICINITY WARDNAN PARK, rear Of
1881 28th st. n.w.-Two-car brick
garage for cars or storage. CO. 1905.
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS. WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for
1850 or 1851 Pontiac, low mileage.
Apply Box 194-K. Star. 3'
WANTED FORD '38 or '39 de luxe
coupe; co ,1agP IL peri. cond. VIII pay cash
I AM LOOKING FOR 9 nice clean
40. so or 81 2-dr or 4-dr.- Chew
rolet. Ford or Plymouth. No dealers.
Please call ME. 6345. ask for JOE
FAfk, AAfAsiItUNNEsr HONEST APpRA1sALs Of all
Mckee mskis PoNTH P{ fifs rs 1884 assured e. n1
soGTHERN 81 GERsi BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. ia. 4S01.
WESTERN BUYER has lmmed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave-: RA. 1922;
WILL PAY the highest price for used
Chevrolets. Fords and Plymouths.
Drive in. Appraiser on the property;
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO., 7725
Wis. ave. OIL. 6100 Open eves.
GOOD MAN fol. bad cars; junkers.
sec, and UP. Call ia. 1862 I'M
mediate removal.
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars. any
gan. ROYAL MOTORS, INC, Is
Kennedy st NV TU. 243S.
DUMP TRUCKS-In good operating
condition and at q reasonable price.
Call JU. 1884. -3
A DEALER FROM N. C..
Paying big prices for '36 to 40 cars.
1905 Georgia ave. NV, GE. 9S44.
Evening star., 1952-02-02

PONTIAC 1851 Chieftain de luxe
sedan coupe; 8 cyl; exceptionally
clean; very low mileage; Hydra, r
and h.. WV. tires; So .095. DENNIS
RE 3S1l; EN-. 4O59 evenings.
Evening star., 1952-02-02
FLORIDA PROPERTY
SUMMER HOMES

TWENTY-SIx ROLLING WOODED
Skyline dr.; orchards; 2 springs; 4
rm. cabin: main section $50 yrs. old;
logs; 2 stone firepls.; partly furn.
incl. icebox, stove, heater and elec.
partly renovated. Asking So. 800. Ho.
9257. B
Evening star., 1952-02-02
AUTOMOTlVE MIScELLA LAlEoUS
TRAlLERS

SPARTAN TRAILER MANOR, 1916.
good condition, reasonably priced. can
be seen anytime. CHAS. A. MARSH,
1902 50th ave: Sc. @
MIDCO. 194S. h.-w. heater: electric
refgr. bottled gas stove; furn. very
NEW AND USED TRAILERS, parts
and accessories. BALMER TRAILER
SALES, U. s. /. BeltSville, Nd, TO
GENERAL '5a 2s-ft. modern through
out; used 2 months; sleeps 4; $4,000.
XII. 9-0209., evenings. -5
33-FT. HOUSE TRAILER, 1850 In
dian, 2 bedrms. and shower; S3,500.
Woodley Hills Trailer Court, Lot 70,
on Route /. about ga miles South
HREAER 4! AIsk' TRAILER SALES, cherry lg
Hill Trailer Park. Route 1, BerWyn,
Md, authorized dealer for several
makes of new and used house trail
ers; trailer service, electric Welding
and trailer kitches installed. TO.
aluminium. compl. furn.
top copd.; hest Offer ADCOCK,
Blandy's Trailer CT. Rockville, Md.
I94s (M.) SYSTEM. 2s IT,; good
condition, SX20-ft. living room at.
tached, 2 sleep chairs, 2 oil drums,
l lee. storage box. Must be seen to
appreciate. Price, $1,000. Lot 242,
Temple Trailer Village, Alex. 3
LUGGAGE TRAILER, light but
strong, new tires. S85. sH. 5e3s.
Evening star., 1952-02-02
BOATS

SAM.BOAT, Standard Snipe class
racing; must sell reasonable. Cal
LYMAN, loft. outboard. excellent
condition. complete with trailer
NEW EST issiA sSsFT, SssfPEEDBpAT with. o,
without motor: white cak framing
white cedar planking. PAUL ROB-
ERTSON, East Carr's Wharf Road
CABiN CRUISER. s5 IT,. as-is cond.
any reasonable offer. Call LU
4-2359. -3
sails; $275. ia. 2-9692, "A
I6-FT. V-BOTTOM PLANKED, 8 h.p.
inboard; built to take larger motor;
fully equipped; S475 or best offer
ia. 2-42ll, 3
Evening star., 1952-02-02

ALL-YEAR USE, $3.50
On Cobb Island. $3.50 down buys this
moderniZed and insulated home.
Suitable for large family or retire.
ment. Beautiful lot, lge. trees. Close
to water with all shore PRIVILEGES.
Boat anchorage. Hard-surfaced
street. stores. fire dept. school bus.
Monthly payments to suit.
J. A. CULLEN
NE. 04S6 Ewes. and Sun. DU. 1920
Evening star., 1952-02-02
OWNER SACRIFICING
50 Q65 CASH Il

34-ft. all-aluminum late 1850 No.
bile cruiser; . bedrms. Sleeps 81
full bath, Cahana awnings; also
numerous built-in extras; immac
cond.; sold for 81, ,395 In Oct. 1850
Can be seen at 1744 Richmond hwy.
No. 8 Manor I'd. or call KI. 9-S41
Owner 3
Evening star., 1952-02-02
CHESAPEAKE BEACH

ON THE BAY
Do as many are doing. select a choice
site now for your cottage or cabin.
Enjoy your vacations and week ends
in q cottage of your own, on OF
near the Bay. Many prefer this
community because of its conven-
ience; less than an hour from D. c.
Good streets. town water supply,
electricity; a fine new school to be
started soon; churches and stores
nearby. Excellent salt water fishing
swimming and amusements of your
choice. number Of cottages under
construction with many others
planned for this spring and summer
Standard-size lots from $3.50 with
terms to suit your convenience. Step
at our office this week end or phone
Mr.. Fowler, WO. S716, ewes. after
s.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
SALES, RENTALS. INSURANCE
Chesapeake Beach. Maryland
Evening star., 1952-02-02
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY

ANNE ARUNDEL COUN1I
South River; 131 acres; has 5000
feet of shore frontage and is practi-
frontage on the South River that
can be purchased at a reasonable
price. This is hieh-laying wooded
land, has elevations up to 125 feet
with o down stream view of the
South River which overlooks the
numerous subdivisions and Chesa-
peake Bay. Presently reached via:
Central ave. and Riva rd, Suit
able communting distance to Wash
ington shore community. Price $3.50
per acre as an entirety. THEO-
DORE F. MENK. e27 18th st. NV,
EX 274O. -3
Evening star., 1952-02-02
TRUCKS FOR SALE

l94l cHEv. TRUCK; panel body.
best ofier. ali ia. 6052. d
INTERNATIONAL. 1856; stake body.
hish cattle - rack; exSslisnt con-
|cREvERoLET SIsE iEi'i 1912 sedan delivery;
excel. working order. S295. VI.
DODGE i0GG pickup, 1s47: new motor
job new tires, new brakes; peri.
ssna ssea At 4S9 4saaeo CO ssc ssst SeI lso aR E.
ave. Hyattsvilie. uN. $500, Wa.
1918 S9ss INTERNATIONAL Metro. i ton
walk-iaa;. good shape o1r CAN after l
FoRD s-ton s pa panel; Sia5. Many
other body types to choose from
MANHATTAN AUTO KAISER FRA
FER, INC. both sides of 7th at
r NV. Open daily 8 am. to 8 pm,
Sunday, 8 am. to pm. NO. 27o0.
DODGE AZ pickup; secs. M. ,Ms1ANHAT-
sides Of 7th at r NV. Open daily.
3 am. I'M e S5 ? gina snd6 Sunday. 8 anii to
Al cond.; r. and h; low mileage;
81 .o95; PVT. ewner: can be financed.
lINTL. '46 K-5: dual WheelS with
9-ft. van body; S395. NATIONAL
TRUCKS. 1916 Ga. ave. DE. 69l3.
CHEVROLET 1919 sedan delivery;
that's right 1949; excel. cond. Priced
for quick sale at S645. Ma. 6420.
DODGE AT, l-ton pickup; has q new
paint job. good mechanical condi-
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd AND NJ SITS. NV. MI. 1646.
CHEVROLET '4S sedan delivery; ex-
cellent tires. good appearance and
mechanical condition, Only $685..
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
Ssrd AND M SIS. NV. MI. 164e.
WnLYs 80 panel delivery; show
room condition. excellent unit for
any light delivery work, only S995.
Terms arranged.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd AND M sTa NV. MI. 1646.
TRUCK VALUES
80 Chew. ,1s-ton panel ----- $s95
so Init. 11a-ton stake .450
4S ,44SS GSsC GMG 2.toH Sann, stake $$sdS $SaS
'46 Dodge. 1h-ton van --------$ 1915
'48 Init. k:ton pickup SECS
AZ GMC 2h-ton 6. and e. --S795
GMC Truck & Coach Div.
an n St NE ME- 06nS
Evening star., 1952-02-02

studebakers, 'z7-,4S-'4e
4-dr.. 2-df.,. 6-pass. and eenvertiblee
ses 9.Ssy iss have 5sscpsii,Sn5sS g $50 n. OsoIs 3
trouhle-free driving. AL eutlers
bonded. guaranteed; SS45 to Sl.19bs
LEE D. BUTLER 3. T. INC.
1884 Pa. Ave-, Sc. Ii. S-71l7
AsHWELL AUTO eALRs. / hIk. west
o. Fairfax Circle on Rt. 1850 and
all. Phone Fairfax $50.
1851 Ford Victorian; fully equip, low
1851 Chevrolet 2-dr. styleline Do
luxe; fully EQUIP, 9 to choose from,
extra clean, S1.706.
1851 Plymouth 4-dr. CTAnbrook; fully
equip, like new, S1,7e6.
1850 oldsmohile Holiday club eoups
"SS"; fully equip, 81 .996.
1850 Chevrolet sport coupe; fully
1915 Chevrolet 4-dr. Stylelins d
luxe; fully equip. 81 ,2e5.
1919 Plymouth Special de luxe club
coupe; fully equip, S1,29s;
1943- Chevrolet 2-dr.; fully eauiD.l
1877 HUDSON 4-dr. super .; sztra
1871 Pontiac "6'' 4-df. sedan; fully
equip, 1895.
1889 oldsmebils "S' 2-door; fuils
Other older models to choose from.
IL
Evening star., 1952-02-02
LOANS

end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
i014 X ST. NV. U1th and q
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me rednance your home and
consolidate your present trusts
and interest and give you any bal
ance in cash. Call Mr.. MILLER, :,
ME. 1920: eyes,. LA. 6-5194.
Evening star., 1952-02-02
WAIER 'FRONT.' PROF. FOR SALE

st. Marys County, Smiths Greek. or
the lower Potomac; a State road
property Of approximately las
acres; a peninsula having over l2-
mile shore line. The near-the-watel
main house has bedrooms. IL
baths: is of frame construction ano
commands a fine water view. Also
6-room bungalow of recent con-
tobacco barn and other buildings
srtesian water and 5la acres leased
oyster grounds. Price S27, 500
THEODORE F. MENK, 927 18th st
NV. EX. 2740. -3
Evening star., 1952-02-02

BUICK AZ convertible; completely
equipped, like new inside and out.
shows excellent. care. by owner;
King st., Alex. Va. "a
BUICK 1949 Super 4-dr.; fully equip,
excel. cond; 10000 mi; 81 400. OR.
1851, 3
BUICK 1e4s Roadmaster; Dynafiow,
radio. heater, 8 white tires, other
trim. spotless; S1.l95. LO. 5-1Sl4.
Evening star., 1952-02-02

PACKARD 1949 de luxe 4-ir. sedan:
radio. heater, seat covers; $4,000
sSsoIutely ona % psrfect Feet condition csl IN every W
way. Must be seen to be appreci-
ated; 81. .095. BELL MOTORS. 501O
Wisconsin. WO. 5000. "a
PACKARD 80 4-dr.; r. h; 81 ,295.
BENDALI. PONTIAC, 1911 King st.,
Alex, OV. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-02-02

A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paying big prices for '36 to 40 cars
5S06 Georgia ave. NV, GE. 9S44
Evening star., 1952-02-02
AVToMoBILEs FOR SALE

AUSTINS. all models. as low as S495.
MANHATTAN AUTO KAISER-FRA-
zER, INC. both sides OF 7th at r
Sun, 8 Q m. to 4 Pm. NO. 2700
Evening star., 1952-02-02

FORD '49 Tudor; gray. r, and h.,
seat covers, good Wv. tires. very
clean, new battery, low mileage.
One owner. $1.100 cash. GE. O276.
Evening star., 1952-02-02

CHEVROLET 1910 Special de luxe
club coupe; I. and h; AL shape;
new tires; 1855 cash or $65 down
and $2l.81 mo. WILLIAMS. 1928
CHEvRoLET 1946 stylemaster: r
and h, clean, good rubber, pvt
owner; S725 or best offer. Can bs
seen at 2712 Bladensburg I'd. ne
Evening star., 1952-02-02

PONTIAC 1949 4-dr. de luxe sedan;
:. and b.. Hydra-M9atiic Matte and as,3ihe! other
privately owned; terms can be ar.
ranged. 81. 400, or best offer. Call
MR.. THOMPSON. AT. $500. "a
PONTIAC 1851 Chieftain 2-dr. "S'; /;
beautiful 2-tone green. radio and
other access: easy terms. Only
$l,995. RON PONTIAC, INC, 1920
Wis. ave-. Bethesda. OIL. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-02-02

CHEVROLET 1919 sedan delivery;
that's right 1919; excel. cond. Priced
for quick sale at S645. Ma. 6420.
Evening star., 1952-02-02

CHEVROLET ~ sedan; equipped;
S693. You pay less at AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1881 Bladensburg
Rd. Two city blocks Of fine cars.
Evening star., 1952-02-02

you are low on
ill finance this
master, +. and
.O50. FA. 743O,
Evening star., 1952-02-02

pm.; pnss ss7S. O Ja. Se9750. Aa :
FORD a-ton panel; $195. Many
other body types to choose from
MANHATTAN AUTO KAISER FRA
FER, INC. both sides Of 7th At
Sunday. 8 m. to 4 pm. NO. ZOO.
Evening star., 1952-02-02

SALES, RENTALS. INSURANCE
Chesapeake Beach. Maryland
Evening star., 1952-04-05
Mother Goose Language?

Funny how these apologists for Latti-
more & Co. can follow-and swallow
the masters most Sophistical subtleties,
but have to have all the real evidence
spelled out for them in Mother Goose
language. I refer to Reveille's letter
in The Star for March 80.
The point of my prior letter was not
that baltimore, as IPR editor, published
an article following the Communist
line. The point was that he denied
he had ever knowingly done anything
Of the kind. When confronted with
letter in which Frederick Vanderbilt
Field described an article which he sub
mitted and which baltimore subse-
quently published as "the straight
Marxist line" baltimore said it hadn't
seemed MarXist to him, but then he
just didn't know much about Marxism
don't know much about poisons. If
a specialist in the subject tells me the
substance I am about to put in my
mother-in-law's coffee is "the straight
poison line" and go ahead and do it
anyhow, hope I am lucky enough to
draw jury of LattimoreS and Reveilles.
E.. III.
Evening star., 1952-04-05

come forth from other recent hearings
just ono example of the so-called
service rendered by CTC: The line that
forms nightly on Twelfth street at F to
try to get aboard Chillum bus. Be-
tween $50 and any night, the line
extends from just below F street almost
down to E street, which is no short
distance. The problem is not that you
can't get on bus-there are no busses.
I, along with several hundred others,
stand in that line every night, anywhere
from 10 minutes to a half hour. Very
often after standing this length of time
with no busses, several will come to-
gether. There is no excuse to wait that
long during rush hour and then have a
flock of them show up. The amusing
part of this nightly stand is that an "in-
spector" watches this proceeding every
night.
The crowning blow when, and if, you
do finally get on the bus, is the voice of
the radio announcer telling you to Ride
with Capital Transit for efficient and
speedy service" This truly is the
greatest Misrepresentation of fact ever
stated
No wonder such howl goes up when
Capital Transit asks to raise fares.
Peg McGrade.
Evening star., 1952-04-05

Steps to be taken if pet cat or dog
turns up missing:
1.Do not wait.
2. AS soon as the creature fails to show
up at normal time, get busy at once
trying to trace it.
3. Call the animal shelter or similar
organization in your neighborhood.
4. Call neighbors who are fond OF
animals and ask if they have seen it.
S. Contact hospitals where experiment
tai work may be going on.
6. Contact fraternity and sorority
houses. even though miles away.
7. Look around the neighborhood, OF
course, but this often is like looking for
a needle in haystack.
8. Contact small boy friends and tell
them to be on the lookout.
9. Put up lads" on bulletin boards
of drug and similar neighborhood stores.
10. Maybe the radio stations can help
you.
II. Postnen are good to ask to keep
an eve open for the missing one.
II. The precinct station, through
scout car. may be willing to keep
lookout.
13. Advertise in the lost columns.
These are some of the steps. but the
main thing is to get to work early.
To wait several days is to give natural
chances more opportunity to make the
loss complete.
So get busy on telephones, etc., the
very first second you think the pet is
gone.
Evening star., 1952-04-05
This and That

There are so many possibilities. such
as being run over, destroyed by dogs
and so on, not to mention dread poison,
that no time can be lost.
. There is always the possibility of
theft. If any class of persons not
usual in the neighborhood have been
in it recently, for any reason, rather
suspect them.
This is the mean part of the affair.
One will suspect others, must suspect
them, in fact, until the matter is cleared
up.
One person living in nearby Mary
land had pet collie disappear.
Since building operations had just
been started in his neighborhood, he
naturally suspected one of the workmen.
Investigation disclosed nothing.
It was two weeks later that he got
a tip that a dog similar to his had
been seen at one of the fraternity
houses at Maryland U.
1t turned out to be his dog. One of
the boys had picked it up, miles from
home.
Had its collar been removed. and the
creature abandoned miles from home.
as bad risk, after all, or had it simply
wandered away, as dogs sometimes
: This was happy and joyous ending
to sad story.
Many of them do not end that way,
but only In a dull ache Rf remembrance.
Evening star., 1952-04-05
By Charles E. TroceweN

In this complex world in which We
live there are always persons who do not
like dogs, more that do not like cats.
They must be kept in mind.
There is always the chance of a cat
being caught by a gang of dogs. A
healthy cat usually can outwit and run
and outclimb a single dog. and some
times two, but a group of dogs may
prevail.
While the cat holds off one dog,
another sneaks in from the rear.
In case the pet is found. every care
must be taken with it at first in feeding;
do not try to give it a big meal the very
first thing.
Let it rest for an hour or so, and
then try it with a little warm milk
if cat. or some scraped beef, if dog.
If it cannot eat. due to a sore mouth
suspect that it has been feeding out of
garbage cans and therefore has some
intestinal ailment. This is a case for
a veterinarian.
If the animal can eat. tablespoon
full of scraped meat may be given it
at two hour intervals.
Hasty and large feelings at first may
do damage. and complicate the matter
whereas taking it slow and easy for the
first day will help the stray to settle
down to its old life.
Under no circumstances bathe or
otherwise distress the animal during
the first day of its return, nor let chill
dren play with it. 1t should be isolated,
II possible. and kept quiet.