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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-12
BOAT-TITE
MOTORCYCLES

i spsn. sif! Sslns Nv:
,s sl4s "a Gfl Ia fssSSSS oy.r-
a asss..S Says 500 5000 mi a AshroIs
HARLEY.DAVIDSON SO; "a o.h.v.,
bronze; 1900 SO .9h NILS; like new; 1S Sne
1 sens,: s&eb b't Of best offer.
RIDE f5Is' TODAY A ssA-BsA cham
pion motorcycles Of the year; many
models to cheose from nd.I Eq n1a. b Ro snd
others. Good used machines parts
snd Eep sEHio sSfss cTcIE Co. s
Ga: ave. Silver Spring. o.o-.r,,.
5000 actual mileage: good cond.
Phone Herndon 2s3 after 8 pm
X. H.. HID. "a. like new, ecees-
ferson ST.. Hyatts.. Md. WA. 7-6156.
TRIUMPH 1852 speed twin: excel:
lent condS: $685. Gan F Sd;'s e-s p.n No ;
THE sPoRTsMAN's CHOICE, see the
T ThSGs r ana t from a s45S. Special
sale used machines. .o-.
e: "a RsA; "S eSief "soY low mi S3aS
10 Harley ''K" 575
80 Triumph "6T'. low mi. sos
'53 Triumph "6T"', low mi.--- $50
"a Zundapp 1901" shaft DR., $50
Isl HID. "lo5" 149
$50 HID fps" ----------- 1875
'IS Indian Chief - 275
'4g Triumph 300" 275
These and others to choose from.
ALLIED MOTORS
HOO 9th st. NV. CO. 5-1496
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 81 4-dr. sedan: Merc-o-
finish. looks and runs like new; 1895
ing; S1.OS6. KIRK MOTOR CO.
1000 Ga. ave. NV. 10
M. G. 1853 I'd; black; heater: like
new; $3.50. OIL. 4-5374. la
M. G. 1852: red. excel. cond.: going
overseas must sell. $1,000. GAN
NJ IA q. 81. black. sreen leather: Sss7.
II others. JACK PRY. 14th and
nj. e. 1858 I'd: by original owner;
1900 miles: black with WV. tires,
year old; stored all winter; show
room condition; cost S2.400 new.
sell for $1.696; can finance. WA.
M. G's Isl. 'ss. A selection Of clean.
f hHI1 caEs S 7th and sss n aRa
NO. 7-27O0. Established 1914;
M. G, "a t. D.; perfect condition:
Jet black. Wv. tires: RED upho oo
AI ALI nus ESQ STATION. :SS745
Ksnsington-Wheaton I'd. Phone
NJ L. g. o-g = B.; $685. or best on ofier:
s ssSSF s ESQ GisSs rd and wash
blvd. Arl.. Va. ia: 1884; Ia
on Jaguar. Save $500: New-car guar.
JACK PRY. 14th and p. SITS NV.
car appearance throughout. Eauipped
with radio. heater and directional
signals. $500 actual miles. See and
drive this real beauty today. Priced
to sell 81, 495. KENYON-PECk
ICheyrolet). 1910 IT. Myer Dr. Arl..
MORRIS 1855 A. selection Of 2-dr.
wagons; low mileage; at reduced
prices. Also M. G.. demonstrators
available. New-car title and guar
antTs Su RSn 4N sATinss MAN
and r SITS. NV. NO. 7-27O0.. Estab-
lished 1914. with branch salesroom
for Austin Healey sport car and
Austin Of England at 1910 King ST.,
NJ Hie &. 1S5s I'd: good paint and top;
heater, tonneau cover; excel. cond. !;
$995. MCLEAN MOTORS, INC.
1047 31st st. NV. liz
NASH 1913 600; Al shape; must
sell at o sacrifice. need the money.
as9 sss51 ss!f s 49, sbss
NASH li 1885, 1856 Ambassador Super: Hy-
dra- Matte: mileage. 2S,749: radio
heater, bed. AID. ALSO. 13e
NASH AS; r. and h., beautiful gray
Sos rARoMA TordJ MOTORS,
8725 Piney Branch rd., Silver
NASH 40; new seat covers. 4 new
tires, r. and h.. q very beautiful
dark blue finish, only $495. Ia
KOMA (Ford) MOTORS, 1928 Piney
Branch I'd, Silver Spring, Nd. ~
NASH iIsHOG is5a Rambler Country club
two-tone green. white sidewalks. Al
mechanically: cash or terms, ST. so
STEPHENS. EN-. 2-27OO: la
NASH 40 2-dr.: excel. cond.: $475 OF
best offer. LA. 6-6879. Ia
NASH as Super 4-dr. sedan; 7. an6
respect. PERT. mechanically; econ
to operate; S45 dn., $21 81 mo
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave
o Ids AS "ss" cow: Hydra,
T. md h: 80 body style: very gooS
d SsSt Sfssi IE 4 IS 3Sss" cOnv.: /.
owner car; all extras incl; power
steering; excel. cond. Sacrifice. EN-
oLDsssMoBILE 81 Super 49,; iieht
gray body, black top, r, h.. all
VA E5li 4.sS ss5a si'lsS' wo' e @is
81 1876. so. 5-7755.
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALERS in town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars: Call Ia. 9-4SOl
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low mileage cars MORRIS
HUGHES 1912 Ga. ave. IA. Gel l22.
WILL PAY the absolute top dollar,
for 81. 80. SO. "a Ford con-
Vertibles. Don't sell till you get
our price. MCNEIL lStudebaker)
141S p st. NV: 4034 Wis. ave. NV.
CO. 5-2153
WANT TO BUY late model car to-
day; make not Important; must be
clean; viii pay cash. To" 2-4l04.
LATE MODEL small car, must be in
good cond. and priced low for cash
deal. Ii. 4-7511 or RIA. 3-5S29.
WE BUY JUNK CARS. CAN Mr..
BENJAMIN. LU. 2-6666. 1901 Ken
A DEALER FROM N. c.
Paying q high price for clean cars.
74O0 Ga. ave. NV, RIA. 3-5677.
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

PLYMOUTH 1850 convertible: AL
cond.: S605. Call AID. 2-7111, Mr..
Rivers. or Mr.. Raba At Do. 7-e44e.
PLYMOUTH 1s47 2-door: :. and h..
original black paint. seat covers; ex.
HERsoN. az Florida ave. ne. LA
PLYMOUTH 1850 Club cpe. spec. de
sos On, PINEY BRANCH MOTORS.
PIYMOuuTH 1853 cranbrook 4-dr.
sedan: private owner. must sell:
ss jE s 2sS2s s sFssn ESQ p@ MI
PLYMOUTH 1854 Suburban: house
cars; r. and b.; Solex glass, lght
green finish; very low mileage;
substantial discount; irn nsT1ear 1H sltle
chrysler-Piymouth Dealer. $500
q: sSt.ssun.. ii to &. lis
PLYMOUTH '4S Spec. de luxe 2-dr
Ssd;; r. h.; owner. Call To, q
'PLYMoUTH SO cranbrook; s1.075;
new cond.; heavy-duty equip. Driven
partly as yellow cab. HE. 4-4427,
PLYMOUTH Cambridge 4-dr.: Aug.
SO: 10000 mi: T., h. and over
QEAVGs GACC1s CUAtus x4ss0O C0oAAs
Must sell. going ABROAD. AID. 1926.
PLYMOUTH '4s 4-dr.; :. and b.. 4
brand-new LIST grade tires: orig.
owner. S525. WO. 6-17S2. lis
PLYMOUTH '49 club cpe; 1900 mi,
Accept list reas. offer. IA. S-9621.
PLYMOUTH so; r. and h.. turn Sig
mails. tinted glass, undercoat: l.
owner car with q beautiful gray mn
4o Td down Gar r ssR oh sGsi to tOs
from. TAKoMA (Fordl MOTORS,
S725 Pinsy Branch I'd, Sill. SSp.'
PLYM0UTH 1871 2-dr. sedan; black.
ss Se0 M fRno RRoDER Ell S. e.
PLYMOUTH so Spec. de luxe sedan:
| 5000 MI, equip.: orig. owner: new
as "a car: make o1er. IA. S-9621.
PONTIAC 1852 convertible; 2-tone
green; Hydra-Matic; r. and h.; ex-
Gel. cond;; orig. owner: $3.50. RA.
,3,70S3 after weekdays Ia i33,.
equip: $3.50: HYDRA. never sold.
PosTf2e. Ssa, e0nnseeicas
PONTIAC SS 2SS. 1854 station wagon: 4
s ssty HssT 4ss neEf Too sSS P aeN Tsc
422i Connecticut. WO. $500.
PONTIAC AZ station wagon; in excel
mechanical cond:; r. and h.; very
p RES EYES, Ha He cSissfa,2 24S2 ana
Wv. tires; $500 miles: like new;
pvt. owner; S1.725. 10. 1920.
PONTIAC SO Super Catalina hard
top: Hydra. r: and h.: low mileage
terror. Car absolutely same as new
mechanic for approval 81. SS5
BELL 81. wv Mo dSsso Solo Wisconsin
PONTIAC 1850 ,4-dr.. 8 cyl; 7, b.
MosTFoRs SOU ~. s-1 fiNEf SE Mis
PONTIAC $50 de luxe 4-door sedan
beautiful blue finish; owner
equipped with radio. heater; i'm
%as Ss saST 70 be ssas Sssa
Priced to sell quickly. 81. 195: KEN
YON-PECK (ChevroIe). 1910 TT
Myer dr., Arl. Va, IA. 2-ooo1
Omen till a:30 pm. Ia
PONTIAC ,53 Chieftain de luxe "a
from new. fully equip. r. and h.
SsnS tinsneins. KIRK MOTOR GO.
i 1000 Ga. ave. NV. Ia
. PONTIAC '47 4-door Streamliner
orig. owner; $4,000 actual miles
\ mech. peri. very clean; $3.50. no
Pontiac rs station wagon; 2s. 0Ot
mi; beautiful wood; / owner; accep
LIST reas. offer. LU. 1-4067. -15
J PONTIAC AZ 6-cyl. 2-door sedan
$4,000 miles; clean and good cond.
T. and h, good tires and new bat
i. terry. Sacrifice at 1886 to settl
estate. WA. 1889, or HA. 2-7S23
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Guar 81 JACK Fry. i4 Il and p NV.
AUSTIN 81 4-dr. sedan: heater. ex-
cellent condition; ewes. and Sum-,
OIL. 2-4045; RE. 7-7031, days.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

~S 20 4Sdr.;; $4s7. Isl 1u 4-dr.: 1887.
Guar. JACK PRY, 18th and p NV.
AUSTIN 81 4-dr. sedan: heater. ex-
cellent condition; ewes. and Sum-,
OIL. 2-4045; RE. 7-7031, days;
AUSTIN HEALY 100; practically
nSY.5 $50 MI; extras; s2,7e5. XII.
A giSFfS; '4s to '5s 2-doors. 4-drs.
and convertibles to choose from;
also selection Of 1854 demonstra-
sab SUB; nI es Savings is AM MANHATTHN
AUTO. INC. !Kaiser-Wiilys and
foreign cars). Factory sales and
service for Kaiser, Henry j.. WHY'S:
Morris and M. G. Exclusive dealer OF
Austin Healey sports car and AUS US
and r SITS. NV. NO. 7-27O0. ES-
tablished 1914. with branch sales
room for Austin-Healey sports cars
and Austin Of England at 1910
King ST.. Alexandria, Va. lis .
A nsT sr.s 94 new Ssss:ry :uS ss5 tor L
BUICK 1850 Super convert; cream:
r. h., Dvnafiow. new top; low mile
age: 81 100: Contact DIR. DAM. APP
pointment En- 2-27Gn; ..5@.aa4f..
Ps5ins s sSays cali Ne: $500: eyes
BUICK s. Super Riviera 4-door:
company official car. New-car title
and warranty, plenty OF extra EQUIP
custom seat covers, wire wheels,
window vent shades, radio. heater,
Dynaflow. This car will be sold to
some appreciative buyer, at 9 huge
discount: Cash: trade Or bank nnanc-
ing. CAITHNEss BUISKi NC ay: USED
Wo. 6-55Sl. Open til 8. IA
new white-wail tires, radio heater
Dynafiow; ! owner; 2 real buy; $3.50
c Cast .Esse BUICK bank Nc ns9ctHs
$4,000. Lot PHI, Wo. 6-65s1. oper
BUICK 1851 special 4-dOOr; radio
heater. Dynafinw; owner; . real
bargain. S1,245. Plastic seat covers
esin hEsse Rr II 0f INC, Usedscsl
Lot, 5l15 wisconsin ave. NV OIL
$4,000. Lot Phi. Wo. 6-55s1. oper
Buick 1852 Roadmaster 72-R; ]
seat covers: A real buy, only $l.695
e cATTiHN tEssS BUICK. NC. used-csl
Lot. 6I15 wisconsin ave. q W., OIL
$4,000. Lot Phi. WO. 6-b5S1. OpeT
BUiCK SO super hard top: radio
| heater, Dynaflow; new premium
white-wail tires: E-Z-Eve. Glass. Ont
owner: new-car condition.; low mile.
age. S1,695. Cash. trade or banl
financing. CAITHNESS BUICK, INC.
Used-Car Lot, 5115 wisconsin ave
NV. WO. 6-5R61. Open til o. Il
BUICK 1947; S196 total price, as Is
LU. 3-l65S. Id
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1854 cow. coupe; HYDRA.
power steering: S2,6e0. Never sold!
PeT TTsAscsan tSSsI im%asSlsss
PREFECT so; heater; engine 70.
gently overhauled; $500. EN-; s.
PONTIAC '4e Cdr; 21 900 actual
miles; orig. owner will consider
$685.; Plus plus your car. or s7S5 cash.
PONTIAC 1889 2-door; like new:
S 0rsna ron Da one nHfhE ns snd fFs e.
$4,000 miles: Guarantee any inspec-
ton. Will sell for $175 or best offer.
1905 9TH st. NV. See any time Sat.
ROVER English built, $50 4-dr. Sc
dan; completely equipped. Including
tool kit. Extremely economical one.
owner car; absolutely new-car con:
d u miss! At q Price Sos c Gver a s S
car GSfa 'I s6fc me- me- Tssd csr
Lot, 5115 wisconsin ave. NV. WO.
6:55$l. Open IN 9, .,-14
GIs sils't Horo 6 cars sA ssss
baker dealer. 4904 Hampton lane.
R0LLS-ROYCE 1889 T-3 4-dr. sedan;
hiSSS GaIA 4 4, a eo%m:ns.r dy.,.
maculate condition throughout: one
owner low mileage: $S95. Cash.
trade or bank financing. CATH
NESS BUICK. INC. Used-Car Lot.
S 5lI5 Wisconsin UnsS .;iT ave- NV w0- g.
sT TfS5i 2RaH "a 1853 ); 4-door @ sedan;
low milease; $1.44S. Call SO; 6-
siTUhDSEBAKER "a VS. Land Cruiser;
signal lights. WV: tires, Vienna
blue finish. 2-tone blue. nylon inter-
tor: new car title and 2-yr. guar.
$500 OF or over allowance to help
on down payment. MCNEIL MO-
TORS. 141s P st. NV. co. SLIPS.
STUDEBAKER 1851 Champion con-
vert: r. and h.: overdr.: price SS42;
call JE. 2-554O. EXT. rs. after. 5.
srUDEBAKER 40 Champion s-dr.;
best offer WO. 6-0056. Ia
|STUDEBAKER IA VS. Land Cruiser
display model; beautiful 2-tone red
n neasS ice a TsS asI Huar SGD
DOWN Do q payment. McNE1t MOTORS.
14IS p 81. NV. CO. b-2153. LA
STUDEBAKER Al Champion: with
heater. SIS. Must sell on MoncssS.
VAUXHALL $50 English-make 4-dr.
sedan; excel cond.; accessories. Used
only by diplomat: 81 800. Call week
days, DU. 7-5S2S; eyes,, EN-. 2-457S.
wILLYs 1854 Jeep; brand-new; con:
test prize: never used; 4-wheel
drive. equipped; will sacrirce for
81 300 cash. RIA: 3-524S. -l3
WILLYS 1919 station wagon; r. and
| h., overdrive; excel cond.; $500
| Can finance; $500 down. RE. 6-6072.
| Ia
! WILLYS 1910 Jeepster conv.;. smart.
! portation; reaS. IA. $4,000. Ia
WILLYS $50 Jeep station wagon; A.
wheel drive A splendid utility car.
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CADILLAC '46 Fleetwood go" spe-
cial sedan; exceptionally clean In
side and out; runs like q new car;
garage kept; $685.. See by appoint
CADILLAC 1852 Devile coupe; new
car cond.; power steering, HYDRA
Matte drive. '. and b.. Wv. tires,
automatic windows. E-Z-Eye. Glass.
low mileage. q very good buy at
$1,000. WA. 7-0429, UN. 4-7255.
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TRAILERS

CONTINENTAL '52 house trailer:s 2
bedrms.; good condition. VIII sell
Call OF. 4-S50O. $3.50 Jefferson
sPPR FTElkS aEEii 40 go mod. TANDEM; Al;
sleeps q; $l.095. TO. 9-6331. Ia
SPARTAN 25 IT.; all alum; twin
beds new I awning; excel, travel
MUST SELL-1952 house trailer and
lots. Cali Elkridge 1195-M. la
TRAILER. al aluminium. bath; $SS6
LUGGAGE TRAILER, steel chassis
wood bed, 5x6; ball hitch, lights, etc
Just built; SIS. Ju. 9-563S. Ia
TRAILER, 2 wheels, new tires; 4 By
8 by Aft. high. Innerspring mattress
stove, ice chest and cabinets. Sac
rifice at $50 to settle estate. WA
7-l959 or HA. 2-7S23. LA
For Travel and Vacation
The AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC
,trSiiers at prices that are so iov
you must act quickly to get one
DON'T WAIT. Act today. Low
Low. down payments. Low. Low
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AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

DISMANTLING 1919 FORD Fordor,
1SS3 oa S. 4d g4 a Gauss m6tor:
transm. etc. sold at low prices.
2 HUDSON MOTORS. 1 Hornet mo-
tor. Commodore 6 motor: both
perfect condition. Call tn. 2-7l5O.
MOTOR TUNE-UP BENCH; hydraulic
brakes bleeder tanks; headlight ma
chine and front end equipment. Best
offer. DU. 7-U932. -13
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WEEKEND BARGAIN
GARAGES

REAR OF $50 18th ST. NE; $40
4 @SiS ee II "a E az sl.sss ssa st. ne ISIS =
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.. 1852
Ontario pl.: storage. SIS. 1929 14th
st.. S12. RIA. 6-2036. -13
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TRAILERS Cent?
TRAII,ER SPACE

80. 70 36-ft. house trailer
$50 70 So model. Cash. CT A
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ALLIED MOTORS
HOO 9th st. NV. CO. 5-1496
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
This and That

Templeton Jones has come up with
new method for winning the battle
against the common cold.
It's simplicity is perhaps its best point
The moment one feels cold coming
on. Mr.. Jones says. the thing to do is
to warm up.
In the past. this has been done by
hard likker. hot baths. and hot lemon
ade.
The Jones method is easier to carry
out.
He hops into bed with an electric
heating pad.
The hot water bottle once handled
this situation very well. but Templeton
Jones says it is old-fashioned.
Being strictly up to date. Jones pre-
fers the heating pad.
Not every one will be able to put
this regime into effect at the first mo-
ment. Often Jones cannot. But the
thing to do he believes, is to do it as
soon as one can.
This will mean, in many cases, as
soon as one is home from work.
Do not delay it. Jones says, until
bedtime.
That is often too late.
No. the sooner the better. because
a cold" means Just that. One is cold,
and getting colder.
What more simple remedy than heat?
The Jones method is clean, no sweat
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By Charles E. Trocewen

their great mistake Templeton Jones
says that these shivers should be OBJ
liberated. Once they are, the cold
tends to disappear, too. 1t is as simple
as that.
Just get into bed, in ones pajamas.
of course, and put the heating pad
close alongside. under the covers.
Turn it on low, or medium setting,
not high.
The point is that these heating ele-
ments start to throwing out heat. and
keep on throwing it out, and the
warmth beneath the covers builds it
self up.
That is why one should never use
this method at bedtime. There is some
danger of the confined heat setting
the bed clothes on fire.
There is also some danger, as out
lined here recently, Of burning ones
self. The burn from a heating pad
is a bad burn, hard to heal; the best
way is to be and stay solidly awake
when using the heat method to break
up a common cold.
Forget stufhing ones self with water,
or orange juice. Forget perspiration.
Keep well under the covers, but come
up for breathing spell if too hot.
After warm-up of between one and
two hours, get up and out, and eat
small meal. Stay in for the evening,
but forget about the cold, and the
chances are you will be all right the
next morning.
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The Quicker the Better

About everything has been said that con-
ceivably could be said for and against the
proposed regulation to sell unwanted animals
in the city pound to medical institutions for
necessary scientific research-instead of de-
stroying them at the pound. The Commission
ers have been most patient in listening to all
of the testimony. Their proposed regulation
is sensible. It follows the line of comparable
laws that are becoming effective in other
cities and States. The Commissioners should
go ahead now and approve the regulation In
time, one will wonder why it was not done
before, and what all the fuss was about
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No Head or Too Much at Is?

Much as dyed-in-the-wool Repub-
lican hates to agree with former Presi-
dent Truman. his statement regarding
l8-year-old voting was certainly bulls
eye.
The average social studies teacher
breads the results of placing the in
school l8-year-old on the voting lists,
or preparing the near-voting age young
sters for the polls. AT present he can
do the task unmolested by any political
party or politicians.
With Is as the voting age. the social
studies teachers classes will, where
there are pressure groups and weak
kneed administrators, be made the
happy hunting grounds for any political
crackpot who has an ak to grind in the
guise of preparing youth for Citizen
ship"
A host of honest educators regard
modern education of youth as future
voters as so much beer poured into an
INCREASED GROWER" Too much foam
At Is the beer can't be found for the
foam.
The SoundnesS of his civicS teachings
can't be winnowed as yet by the high
school graduate from the chaff of the
many -curricular activities.
At 81 the foam has begun to settle.
Junior has had the opportunity to
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ing. no hot bath. which Is enervating
to some. no hang over" of any kind.
No whiskey. no rock candy, no bath
towels, no gulping of hot lemonade
when one does not want hot lemonade.
Templeton Jones evolved this system
of his after years spent in swallowing
antihistamine pills. Before that he
had tried quinine, and then aspirin.
Quinine made his ears ring. Aspirin,
he found, the best of the lot, but it
still left much to be desired.
The now famous antihistamines he
has tried for the past S years. At
their worst. they will drive cold down
into the lungs. At their best, taken
one dose day, and no more, they
sometimes help.
Still Jones found that he was having
too many colds.
Food, he has always suspected, has
something to do with it. He tried
starvation, semi-starvation and fruit
juices. All Of these helped, sometimes,
but not all the time.
Even his warm up" method fails at
times.
But. his record of success with it is
very high, and he recommends it's
trial.
The idea is not to steam ones self,
but to get warm. Completely warm.
Often a cold commences with slight
shiverS.
Usually they are ignored by busy
people. and that Is where they make
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High Cost of Living

The poor" Senators and Congress-
men complain that they can not live
on their present salaries. Who can?
/ wonder if 1t ever occurred to the
brains" on the Hill to reduce the high
cost of living so they land every one
else) could enjoy better living on what
they are now receiving Why lot knock
out Government high-price parity sup
ports that keep prices high for the
American people. and result in sur
plus" food going to foreign countries
at give-away prices?
Before election the Republicans
warned us Of the evils of the Demo-
cratic infiationary dollar and urged re-
turn to the sound" American dollar.
After Republican election, we have
20-cent bread. 25-cent milk. 80-cent
butter. $1.10 coffee and steak only for
those with Congressmen's salaries of
$4,000 a year or more. The only
sound" American dollars I hear are
very weak. and like old soldiers-they
never die, they just fade away in value.
Live and Let Live.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
His Golden Fields

/ tDonder it the man Dho owned these
fields,
Before came, loved autumn's golden
beauty;
Or lDas his chief concern the harvest
yields,
And tDere his daily rounds prosdic
duty?
aDonder If he stopped, and standing
still
Placed tho strong hands upon this
same rail fence =.
And felt ,Dithin his heart the sudden
thrill
OF freedom and life Without
pretenSe.
1Oonder if he otpned this farm with
pride
And cared for it Uith satisfying JOY:
And did he haze aDon1dn at his side
And children, too, perhaps stdltDGrt
boy!
The golden glory of this place today
Makes me believe his life tDGs lived that
. DGy.
Mottie Richards Tyler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Agrees on Police Action

Former President Truman's usual
reference to the conflict in Korea as a
police action" irritated this observer
and probably many other Americans.
When President Eisenhower termed the
thing" war. reality seemed to tri-
umph over confusion. This was truly
calling a spade spade.
Now. however, must confess that
Harry was not all wrong Not being the
military man Ike is. Harry was simply
going by the book. to wit: Field Manual
27-10. Rules of Land Warfare. issued
by the War Department on October /.
1910 for the information and guidance
of all concerned" Paragraph % of the
manual states, THE object of war is to
bring about the complete submission of
the enemy as soon as possible by regu-
lated violence" Tested by this definition
Harrys characterization police action"
is more appropriate than war.
Anxious VeritatIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28

Perhaps diplomacy Of the appeasement variety
would have only delayed an inevitable clash
between East and West with the East better
equipped to emerge the victor. The sad fact
remains that. only eight years after our costly
victory in the Pacific Asia still is In turmoil,
with new southern aggressions occupying the
headlines What Americas final role in the
new crisis will be is for future historians to
report.