davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

draulic lift: 11.Oo0 mi; very very good
gong. 1900 or best offer. NE. s.
1884; 6433; ewes. and week ends. JU. s.
FoRDs f2) 1851 F-s tractors: ; fiat
trailers. % IT. long. TU. 2-O66l.
FORD 1a47 A-ton panel; good value.
$195. full price. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES. S41 o56d7 LIZ Rhode Island ave. ne
GMC 1853 lA-ton pickup: h.; n used
HoYTE SHsy MoToR 5T SPSli SALES e i917 Rhode SSR
Island ave; ne. DU. 7-8300. lie
FORD 81 3--yard dump, with 2-speed
rear cab shield, 8.25x20 tires. This
at 81. 795' PARKwGY SGHftttSrs MOTOR pr.Sea co.
9 to 9, Sat. till 6.
STUDEBAKER 1949 11a-ton steel van
body: excel. cond.: used very little
BY PVT STIner; oTner; $500 or best offer
FORD 6Ri oI55$Ia 1853 FL VS. pickup: meadow mdo
truck at $9a5. PARKWAY MOTOR
CO., 3O51 M st. NV. AID. 2-O185
Open 8 to 8; Sat. It'll 6.
CHEVROLET 1852 3-yard dump; 2
speed rear; cab shield: 8,25x20 tires;
PARKWAY MOTOR CO, 3O5I Nj
St. NV: AID. 2-01s5. Open 8 to 8;
FORD i94s FL panel; newly recon-
ditioned and repainted; special Al
M0Top sF9ek Vsl9e s6 soSs1 S4sS; & St PARKWAY q AZ
2-0IS5. Open 9 to 9; sat. It'll s.
FORD 1850 3-yard dump, cab shield;
2-speed rear: S.25x20 tires; truck
WAY MOTOR CO, 3051 NJ st. NV.
AD. 2-01S5. Open 8 to 9; Sat.
CHHEEvTRoLET 1e4e 1M-ton stake
Contact MISS GEORGE, HI. 3-4630.
CHEVROLET 1851 blue pickup; per
feet condition; $500 or best offer.
Sal Gall after 6; TU. 2-6g39; -16
oWSRR 51tSP st1s9; nG g0Sdas g0Sd sond'; $500 BY
GMC As 3-ton stake: S675 or best
offer 1905 51st ave-, Hillside, Md.
CHEVROLET 194s regular-type one
needs nee I,,r money, Other esa sargains. Mr.. S9
BPdo5NS, BRoWS,, JE. SE 2-15ift 5Ifo00' or MR.
1850 LARGE MACK DIESEL; slight
ly used. Call MIR. HARPER, 10.
S-94Tl from l pm. to l am. lis
1859 FORD F-S dump truck; 5000
mi mi air brakes. signal lights: spare
a real buy. 10. 1869. Is
CHEVROLET 1850 1la-ton stake; new
paint job; reconditioned; for ap-
pearance and performance see this
bargain price special at only $1,095;
Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. IA. 2-9OO4.
CHEVROLET l947 2-ton panel: a
bargain in Transportation for any
SIZ,oIS truck user; priced at only $345:
Wilson blvd, .Arl., Va. IA. 2-9004.
FORD 1850 Ia-ton panel; recondi-
toned; new paint; ready to go; a
bargain in TRANSFORMATION for any
truck user at only $785. KENYON
blvd, Ari., va. IA. a-Soo4. Open
new paint lob; reconditioned Hn and
KaSYoNpEScK EseSY SG VeF cnevPPoes Poies $Ss9 s4G
Lee hwy Arl.. Va. ia. 2-9O05
CHEVROLET 1850 12-ton pickup;
csonss REALLY fIo in excellent ctTnt cond s. ,Id tG
Mon. special for the unusual low
price Of S795. WIsSINGER CHEW
ROLET CO., Seven Corners, Falls
Church, Va. JE. 2-1177.
CHEVROLET 1947; capacity 6S0-gal.
kerosene tank; fully equipped; route
% lnesys III yeaFf RE seFylefnf Ts6ls selling 1s sue
DODGE 1853 21a-ton paneled truck;
1000. miles; must sell; reasonable.
GMC AS 2-ton stake; 1878 or best
offer. 1905 51st ave-, Hillside, Md.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA AS 4-dr.: Al. $ss9s; 4 .4ss 8
Austia Da,1s Adj. Sass; IS Austin. f newe e
ssst car title s1.2ssi 81 aailalmag aia cqny.. prs
io feef s4ss; 81 q Morris sr isos. S.dr., % ssss.
JACK PRY. LTD. l4th and P NV
''In Our 31st Year
AUSTIN 1851 A-70 sedan: excel.
cond.; typical Austin rugged design
and dependability; with extra power
and appointments; SS75. FOREIGN
Alex. va, XII. 8-6446. Open, 8 pm.
AUSTIN 1853 4-dr sedan; low mile
age; new-car title. S1.275; Consul
Eord) tl d251 onG 5adiS Santtea and heater s13
HANHATTAN MANI T AGTo 1S5'IS K-F. INC. Fac Fac
tory Sales and Service for Kaiser.
Henry j. Austin. Healey Sports Car.
Austin of England. Morris and M.G.
Both sides of 18th and R sts. NV.
NO. 7-2700. Established 1914.
BUICK 1949 super convertible; blue
body; very sharp: top good; Wv.
tires, radio and heater. Guaranteed:
S995. SAFFORD-CHANDLER, 629
H st. ne. LINCOLN 6-4ooO; 18th m and
BUICK '49 4-dr. Roadmaster; Dyna-
flow: / owner; excel. cond. Less than
$4,000 miles. Original dark green
finish. All accessories: Puncture-
proof tires; $1'15o, RE. 7-4lSS4'
BuTCR Il Z TsIAsapsi Isl Super convertible: Dyna
fiow, r. and h., E-z-Eye Glass; low
mileage. $1.475. AP. 1851.
BUICK ls4o 4-dr. conv.; sos or best
offer. Call Ii. 6-6372. IL
BUICK 194s Roadmaster sedanette;
rsdtO rsdb os1 and heater at ss9oe sI extras best
BUICK 1852 Roadmaster conv.. fully
equipped. $3.50 or best ofAr. TO.
9-6367, 9-5; ewes. WE. 5-6S33;,
BUICK '4s 4-dr. sedan; T. and h.;
mos mos. through GiAc. ALDER oLDs.,
INC. 1920 Ga. ave. Cat New Hamp-
shire). TU 2-5155, ewes. It'll g.. liz
BUICK l941 4-dr. sedan; black I'm
ish; good @ TRES runs soed; S12s wie
ave (at Western aveD, EN-. 2-S093.
BUICK 1e47 Special sedanette: good
motor and tires. S295. WILLYS
MOTORS. INC. 5as5 wis. ave: (at
rTfSK Wfstsrn ko aye spsH EN- 4dS eSosSt SStvieTa lo
speaker. Dynafiow, WV. tires; /
owner; $3.50. 415 Linden lane,
Pals Church. JE. 2-4290. is
BUICK '48 sedanette; original finish,
radio, heater; absolutely perfect in
every way; being sacrificed; little
as $45 down, terms to suit your
needs on goSd ,f GTeait; 4H 1Id full Prise; ps5Ss
Ga. ave. NV ia. 9-8416.
BUICK 1850 Special 4-dr. Sedan: r.
and h; 1895. LEO ROCCA, INC,
4301 Conn. ave-, EN-. $4,000. -17
BUICK 1852 Riviera 4-dr.; beaut.
two-tone green, r., h., Dynafiow:
very low mileage; one owner; small
down payment at easy monthly
terms. Full price today only So. .095.
TAKONiA (Ford) MOTOR CO., S725
Piney Branch hoo I'd. Silver spTisns'
BUICK SO 2-dr.: heater: 1 owner;
green. Al special; D. c; inspection n
MOTOR CO. (Ford), 4400 Benning
I'd. NE, LU. 4-1011.
BUICK 80 4-door; radio, heater,
Dynafiow, immaculate dark blue;
one owner: Al throughout. S945.
LOGAN (Ford), ME. 8-2S1S, 20l7
Va. ave. NV. Open evenings.
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TRAILERS

'bO SPARTAN. Royal Mansion house
trailer, 5000 and take over pay
ments. Woodley Hills CT, 273O
Richmond hwy. tRt. II Alex. va
TRAILER COACH and ior GMc truck
Sell as a unit or separately. 1893
Howard SO IT. INSULATED steel) !;
peri. cond.; sleeps 4; twin beds ano
settee bed, tub. shower. Philco reIgT''
bottle gas range ves elec' hI,Ids TLT n'E drapes @
GE table clock radio. cab. for Ty
EWning. spare wheel and tire, Fully
cept linen. Coach made trip to Fla;
5000 mi. Also GMC s4-ton 4-speed
pickup truck. 5000 act. NIL !;
perf. mech. cond. Poncho top. or
fights. helper springs AND NJ aItch; a.
other extras. Fla. tags. Ready 10
roll. INSPECT at 120l E.Lc, 81 M: tor
opp: Thomson .oal PaoiigM MRs ssnCSlR GRACE tTE
E6F 6RAX AsALf. RsI9Mooi on. Of two horse trailer;
naSsenveT ear. SO. 6-6739. lis
oNE-WHEEL metal dog trailer, 4
separate Compartments: extra tire
and wheel. Can Gaithersburg 463-M'
ANDERSON 1852 80 IT.; heated As.
carpet; by appt. Call JA' 7-ga9o' Hes
oG1tT Gxt; 4Ja United house trailer; excel.
cond.; $1,000. Call XII. s-22o2iis
USED TRAILER WANTED for hunt
ing camp: must be cheap, rainprooI'
ucensabie: prefer metal construc-
ton. 21-ft. length; interior stripped.
OIL. 2-3371. "
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcons.i

CHEW. so 34-ton pickup: like new;
owner driven; $500 miles; 81 $50
AID. 4-01S1; ewes. OIL. 2-6593.
lis
FORD 194I 34-ton express; good mo.
tor, tires: seen weekdays, 8 a.m.-4
pm. HUI. 3-3456. is
CHEVY 1881 sedan delivery: low
mileage, with heater; $S95. SO
| 5-4S64. is
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FOR SALE boxes of AC, auto.
spark plugs. So q box; S.O0x1b auto
tire, SO. Call Ii. 3-7O92 after l
FOR SALE-Hot rod parts: Edmund s
SIa:I heads, S25; hydraulic Orakes
on running gear for '35 or '36 Ford;
S35; 40 Ford transmission ana
steering column, S25. AP. 7-l45l'
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GARAGES

NEAR CONN. and Cathedral aves.
n.w.-Single and double garages.
$3.50 and So per mo. FLOYD E.
DAVIS CO., 1929 K st. NV, Ma.
DoWNSTToWN GARAGE or warehouse,
rear GA NJ st. NV, 1900 50. IT,,
Immediately available Also 3.100 #.
on M ST. on which we will build
warehouse to suit. Inquire MRS
HEAD, Ii. 7-9400. or see your real
FOR WORKSHOP or storage. S25 mo.
:.-Story brick. 20x20. nr. Capitol
and Union Station. JU. 7-6277. lie
Mr.. l4th and Underwood stS.-Heat-
ed garage. Call MRS. OBRYAN, RA-
3-9649 or TIA. $4,000.
ARLINGTON-2-ca car brick garage for
rent: new bldg: So per mo. 900 N.
Ivy, ST., IA. 7-0107.
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

CARS. all makes. 1910 through I947
/ HIGHEST prices paid, Cab MR.. AR
| ROW. WA. 1-2041. --19
J INTERESTED IN BUYING FOR Cash
/ 40. AZ, As Ford. Chew. Ply; must
be clean. MRS. DUNCAN. JU. 9-2S74
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cast
| for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
| HUGHES, 1612 Ga. ave. RA. 6-l122
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS of al
makes of cars are assured at Nc
| KEE PONTIAC, 1884 l. st. NV.
l. ST. 3-1100.
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
| model conyertibles and hard-tops
| MCNEIL lStudebakerl, 4034 Wis
ave, EN-. 3-72S6.
GOOD CASH PRICES for good clean
cars, . minutes from D. c. BROAD
STREET MOTORS. Ford in Falls
Church." 1901 w. Broad ST., Falls
Church, Va. Approx. values given by
phone. JE. 2-5100. Open It'll 8 pm
SELL THE SAFE WAY
Immediate cash settlement made or
clean used cars regardless of year
or model; pay-offS made and all
title details handled. Ample parking
at our convenient downtown loca-
tion.
HILL & SANDERS
1900 14th ST. NV. NO. Till
Corner Of 14th and N sts. NV.
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MOBILE HOME
BARGAINS

Are you plagued with high
! rent and excessive householo
expenses? Are you throwing
money eway on rent receipts?
Would you like to stop this
waste and let your rent money
buy YOU a comfortable home
at low cost2
Then come in and see us
and let our experts tell you
what many others nave al
ready found out about mobile
living. Inspect the following
trailer home bargains:
'47 Alma, 81 Ft. S1,O95 900
'4S Cottage Home. 25 Ft,: >; g9o
SO WeStwood. 22 Ft. S2'3g5
'53 Richardson. - FIT. S2.S95
'53 Spartan, 80 Fl. S5,3S2
80 Spartan, 81 Ft. S6,l25
'S3 New Moon. Al Ft. S5,3sb
These homes are fully
s~.srped and furnished for
Comfortable living and the
prices shown above include
all furnishings, etc.
As little as "a down on
some models and balance may
be paid for as long sS 8 years.
American Trailer Co.. Inc.
lolSO Wash. BALTIC Blvd, College p
open Every Day Till 9 PM. WE. 5-5OS
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MOTORCYCLES
AVIATION

6oUR SHARES OPEN on all-metal
Ssinson station wagon located al
HYDE Field. Cali BILL ERNST at
AGE MAINTENANCE CORP, Hyde
Field. Clinton, Md. offers complete
Sircraft and engine service. Con-
einental IS and So engine exchange
Tian. Shop open from 9 am. to 10
S.m. Monday through Saturday,
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AUTOS 3 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE-New '53 Ford panels;
hour, day. wk.; reas. rates; also
cleaning: paintinng snything. JACK
only. IL
Evening star., 1953-10-16
BoATS

EvINRUDE MOTORS and THOMPSON
beats: factory representatives: used
motors and parts; rentals; service
tackle. SOUTHEAST SALES CO..
FisHrNG ISL In fxRTiEs. e iii small or large;
Chesapeake Bay. Herring Bay; SharPs IcE2
Isl. GooseS. For Eeserv., call CAPT.
FfsEING boATSis IT, f.; long; 9ss;.sfi!t: eItt
redwood sides; 7-hp, Wisconsin air
S4S5. 10. 5-OO99 IL
GO-FT. CRUISER, suitable for living
aboard, S4,950. eft. steelfTaIt GsafIar
sedan. $500 2;0.,,2. SO-tt; t6n sTde Gsn'GIy, cpE
tsns, ts2s Wis5 coTeT s5soe 'or fs44 rSs
colt, sleeps 4, excellent condition,
$500. 18-ft. Century, 1859, with
convertible top, curtains and cover
$3.50; see at ,$SIdd sTEELCRAFTd5 aSR aId
CABIN CRUISER. soft. C. c. E. l.
e. c. Pump, toilet, .refgr.; Sl,750.
Will finance. 'Montero." Slip ~.
Columbia Island Marina. UNi 4
WANTED TO BUY-Fast fshing-type
send details to BOX 496-T, STAR
I6-FOOT OUTBOARD rowboat. SOUND
Gondti9pp q On Al LU d11 d15S93 Ban crnsiser; s
UmTt 6s@fsct cond: run less than 900 hrs.
Phone J. E. TUNE, Ii. 4-477So or
MATHEWS CRUISER 1895; 3s it.,
sleeps 4; twin 130-h.p. Chris-Craft
motors 1949; lrge. cockpit with
cover, fishwell; good cOnd.; reduced
from $500 to $3.50 cash; first
week advertised. Phone JU. 5-!0S3
or MA. $4,000, weekdays. -1S
YACHT INSURANCE
HUGH ALEXANDER. ST. 3-444o.
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

YACHT INSURANCE
HUGH ALEXANDER. ST. 3-444o'
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CHRYSLER ,49 Windsor 4-door z

cHRfsIah tdR: sodd shape Sf5C. $780, Wo r. 6-12SS
before pm, EN-. 2-4926 after 3.
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CADILLAC 1850 "62" 4-dr. sedan;
fully equipped; Wv. tires; low
mileage; looks and runs like new.
1895, cash, terms or trade. LISH-
KEEFE MOTORS. 80 Fla. ave. ne
Evening star., 1953-08-05
Preconpoign Conferences
Slated for G. Q. P. Women

States, and October 8 and 9, in
Boston, for the New England
States.
Women demonstrated their
will and capacity in 1852 to get
a job well done, the election of a
Republican President and a Re-
publican Congress-" Miss Adkins
said. They are ready for the
challenge in the "a congress
sional campaign"
Miss Adkins said that through
the four fall conferences, the
groundwork will be laid for in
tensive activity among the var
ious women's groups.
Each group is we'll aware of
the necessary vigorous job to in
sure a strong Republican Con-
greSs for IS and So" she stated,
land to strengthen President
Eisenhower's leadership in &C
complishing the administration
objectives.
AS head of women's activities
for the Republican National
Committee, Miss Adkins will di-
rect the four conferences, in con-
junction with Mrs. Carroll D.
Kearns, president of the Ma
tional Federation of Republican
Women, and with national COM
mitteewomen in each conference
area.
Seven hundred women from IL
Evening star., 1953-08-05
Bdnqs and Blue JeonsHit Bonn

we didn't even know what suited
us any more"
She went on to add. 1T was
in 1850 that I was first able to
buy clothes again and I bought
absolute rubbish. I bought the
first thing I saw just for the
sake of having something new.
It has only been in the past
year that I have felt knew what
suited me-"
This explanation probably ac-
counts for some of the German
women who, with their jeans, are
wearing fluffy silk blouses and
high heels. And the men, too.
who with their American-style
Hawaiian shirts, often don a
subdued polka-dot tie for Sum-
day evening.
Evening star., 1953-08-05

pearance and if Mrs. Eisenhower
ever visits Bonn she may find
she has a lot to answer for.
But nobody is grumbling about
the blue jeans. Though I can re-
member only a year ago when
much "tsk tsking" came from the
lips of Germans when they
passed an American woman in
this attire.
1t started with the children
who had received a pair of
"hand-me-doWns" from an
American family. Gradually it
became a mark of distinction for
German school children to pos
sess a pair.
Mothers who still prefer their
daughters in starched embroid-
cred pinafores, soon realized that
jeans were the answer to a busy
Evening star., 1953-08-05
een-Agers
Pull Strings
Forum
Started Pine Tree
Mdrionettes
At AvondoIe
BY Betty Miles

1t wasn't Broadway, but it was
fun.
So the theater-minded teen
ayers who created the Pine Tree
MarionetteS found their weeks
in summer stock at the Avondale
Playhouse, presenting a series
of shows for children. The play
house closed last week, but the
company plans to continue re-
hearSing aladdin and His Won
erful Lamp" perfecting it for a
scheduled performance this fall
at the Langley Park Theater in
Silver Spring. They'll be avail
able for bookings with other
theaters and club groups through
out the winter.
Producer Lee Clark, who will
be a senior next year at Hyatts-
ville's Northwestern High School.
actually gave the project its ini-
tial impetus with talk in speech
class about puppets. Out of this
grew a school puppet club. Lies
Petits Players" which produced
Pogo" before USO. Masonic and
Eastern Star groups. This club
became the nucleus of the Pine
Tree Marionettes, operated inde-
pendentIy of the school. ....
Active this summer were Cor
nelia Abrams (who enters the
University of Maryland next Fall
as a speech and drama maJor), :,
Barrie Neal, Russell Wall, Ed
Barry, Carol Hall, Jeanne Fiery,
and Rheda Greenburg. Dolores
Bedford, a 1853 Northwestern
graduate, handles publicity.
Most of the young players dou-
BILE in brass. They take more
than one part and operate more
than one marionette. When
they aren't performing, they
serve in such capacities as stage
manager and wardrobe mistress.
The company didn't know
much about marionettes at first,
but they learned, practicing at
home, to judge a figures weight
in order to make it walk without
floating" across the floor. The
marionettes were made by teach
erS Jane Brown and Onita Hogan
and Barrie Neal.
Lee Clark designed the stage
and lighting, while Carol Hall,
who graduates this fall. produced
the sets and curtain.
Lights. sets and special effects
are handled by Ed Barry, His
job includes detonating slow
burning flash powder electrically,
the better to dramatically intro
duce the Genies in a flash of
light and a cloud of smoke.
1t might have been fun, but it
wasn't easy. On a sultry sum-
mer day. there are cooler spots
than backstage in a theater,
mounted on a platform behind
O curtain.
And there have been emer-
gencieS.
"At the second show we gave,
the wire on which the marion
cites were hanging fell, the
figures tumbled to the floor, and
all the marionette wires became
snarled." the group recalled. 1T
happened during intermission.
We only had Is minutes to get
them untangled." They succeeded,
however, and the show went on.
Since then. the figures have hung
on a piece of wood when not on
stage.
Then there was the day the
Evening star., 1953-08-05

woman's prayer. Now, nearly
everybody wears them. including
the students at the Bonn Uni
versity.
ALI the big stores sell them
with chequered turnups and
pocket flaps. They cost between
81 and IS and the most recent
copies from the states are in
black with white stitching.
A German friend of mine who
recently bought pair said shyly,
do I look silly? feel terribly
self conscious in them" On be-
ing assured that she looked as
cute as a button, she said, For
almost II years, we women had
to make our old clothes do. We
ceased to know what was smart,
Evening star., 1953-08-05
Mrs. Mehtu
Gives 7 ca

Mrs. Mehta, wife of the Indian
Abassador, was hostess at a tea
yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Kirshnabai Nimbkar and Mrs.
K. Kuppuswamy. Indian dele
gates to the triennial conference
of the Associated Country
women of the World. which will
be held soon in Toronto.
The PakiStani and Egyptian
delegates to the conference were
among the IS guests at the tea.
Also there was Lady Corea, wife
of the Ceylonese Ambassador,
and her house guest, Lady
Coomaraswamy.
The tea marked the first ap-
pearance here of Mrs. S. N. Hak-
sar. whose husband has just been
named Minister in Charge of
Political Affairs at the Indian
Embassy. The Haksars are stay
ing at the Shoreham Hotel until
they find house.
Evening star., 1953-08-05

The Nations top Republican
women leaders are already set
ting their sights for the 1854
Republican congressional cam
paign.
To develop effective pre-elec-
ton strategy and techniques in
preparation for women's par
ticipation in the campaign, the
leaders will meet in four re-
gional conferences in September
and october.
The first conference. accord
ing to an announcement by Miss
Bertha S. Adkins, assistant to
the Republican national chair
man, will take place September
II and IL in Yellowstone Ma
tional Park, Mont.
Subsequent meetings will be
held September 18 and 10. in
Chicago, for the Midwestern
States; October l and 2, at
Atlantic City. for Mid-Atlantic
Evening star., 1953-08-05
By Judy Borden
Chicago Daily News Foreign Service

lineage Oduy news roEelBH oerNlCe
BONN, Germany - Mamie's
hairdo and American blue jeans
have at last hit this little town,
Both of these things are almost
revolutionary here as middle
aged German women dislike
having their hair cut and trous-
ers for females have always been
frowned upon.
Mamie's bangs we're at first
arrived at with the use of one
cf those old-fashioned hot curl
ing irons but now. I am told,
hairdressers have mastered the
trick and can get the desired
effect with pin curls.
It seems. however, that hus-
bands are still not in favor of
any change in their wives ap-
Evening star., 1953-08-05

front of the stage fell before the
show began. shattering the illu-
sion the softly lighted, imagina-
tive curtain presented. In 10
minutes it was back in place
and Aladdin's story had begun.
eve have our troubles" they
conceded. But we get over
them"
Evening star., 1953-08-05

Far western States, Alaska and
Hawaii will participate in the
Yellowstone Park conference.
Initial program plans schedule
Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest, United
States Treasurer, as one of the
several national speakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-30

pull out of the Ohio Valley Con-
ference. will clash in the title
game of the Kentucky Invitation
tournament.
The losers in previous games
have some issues to settle first.
Today's action opens with an
afternoon engagement between
Siena and Murray, losers in yes
terday's consolation semifinals.
Houston and Villanova, the con-
ISOLATION winners, meet later.
AS a curtain-raiser to the tro-
ply game, the championship
bracket losers, Xavier and East
ern Kentucky, will meet.
Yesterdays action saw Western
edge Eastern, 81-78; Louisville
ease by Xavier. 61-56: Houston
topple Siena. 81-60, and Villa
nova take Murray, 74-65.
The thriller of the tournament
was Westerns close call with
Eastern. Although unbeaten in
10 previous games and ranked
seventh nationally, Western was
taken into the closing seconds
by an Eastern team that had
lost four of seven games.
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team. She also is the Metropol-
itan 100 and 220 yard champion.
Running on the 660-yard H.
lay team with her will be
Alberta johnson, Susan Casey
and Betty Coll. while the other
New York CYO entrants are
Ann Flynn in the 100-yard dash
and Ann Malischak in the To-
yard hurdles.
Miss Dwyer will run the 800
yard anchor leg in the relay.
and matched against her will be
Mae Faggs of Tennessee AdEI,
another star woman runner and
a member of the last Olympic
team.
The fact that three women's
events have been booked for
The Star Games already has
brought COMMUNICATION from
the Women's Olympic Commit
tee, which is attempting to
create a women's track team
capable of making a good show
ing in the next Olympic Games.
Tickets for the big meet Janu-
airy % cost from 81 to 81 and
are on sale at the Fairway.
1926 G street NV, and at the
business counter and Room 724
OF The Star Building.
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Knoxville Succeeds D. E.
As Santa Claus Bowl Kinu
BY the Asseeioted Pres,

LAKELAND. Fla, Dec. 30
Knoxville made a touchdown
early in the game and held on
with a stout defense to win the
annual Santa Claus Bowl foot
ball championship from Miami
last night, TO.
The Tennessee team succeeds
Washington, D. c., as the top
midget football team in the
country. The Santa Claus Bowl,
for boys under IA and weighing
less than ITO pounds, is spon-
sored by the Pop Warner
Connie Mack Foundation.
Miami fumbles hurt the Flor
ida teams chances. But it was
two great Miami goal-line stands
that STAYED off mere Knoxville
touchdowns and caught the eyes
of the fans.
In a consolation game. Boys
Town, Nebr., defeated Dallas,
26-14. And it was a Texas boy,
Don Hudler, who had most to
do with downing the Texans.
Hudler. who lives at Brown
wood. Tex, scored three touch
downs and made sparkling runs
to gain 1862 of his teams net 166
yards.