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Evening star., 1955-07-10
IS Lincoln S3.s54.e7

Capri 4-dr. sedan; company Of.
fetal car, stunning ermine white
finish with contrastins red and
black interior. Naturally this
fine car Is equipped for oil
modern driving conditions: DOW.
er brakes, power steering, pow.
er windows, Away power seats
r. and h. and best Of all the. new
turbo drive transmission. II yeu
are looling for the best car and
the best buy. see this car today.
Evening star., 1955-07-10

ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
1887 Irving st. NV. Ap. $500
Evening star., 1955-07-10
AUTOS FOR SALE lcsasJ

oLDsMoBnE '4s -ss.' eonvsrtlsls:
Obs. Ssa Hoiidsy; hsTdtsp:
igiy Sese- seHse- si.0ss Or best sn of5sr-
oLDs '53 SUPER "ss" Holiday eoape;
attractive 2-tone finish; has an
sguissnent i1eiudins poxer stesrins;
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
is2s 21nd 81. NV, ST. $500
0LDs as sedznette; Hydra-Matie.
s,a snd Hi Al u naosEc Ts5E cGSa Sio sSnGit1oe Wsa sae
oSi.SSs We; Sssa essse9' ssSe9 ~ss. sedan: Mio r.
and h.: $1,000 miles: s97S. Of.
oLDs. '53 Super sss" 4-Cf.; Hy-
dra-Matie. power steering. radio
and heater: an exceptional clean
car. Very Low MILEAGE Fully
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1897 Irving St. NV. AD. 4-s5oo
OLDs '63 "Ss" sedan: :. and b.: 2
SI.iss; ss5 down. bank Ansnced.
KIRK MOTOR CO. 1000 Georgia
ave. NV. IA. 9-ts00. III
oLDsMosIE T. 1919 SD; sd; very w = clean; ss!s
dsan easy sns Germs nj as' q 500 g nc srsd sa
oLbs 5o "es" z-door: Hydra
Matte. z and b. resSy for q she (
Wis. ave. NV. WO. $4,000. 10
OPEL 81 Olympia convertible; econ
Rosenthal Chevrolet
celum5ais Pike and oiebe Rd,, AiI, Arl.. y Vs; q
PACKARD ,53 Clipper de luxe 4
door; Hydra-Matie. Wv. tires.
actual 1900 MI, there isn't
nicer Packard at S1.3o6. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave. NV. Wo.
PAcRHRD 1850 4-dr, sedan; new
tires, +. and h.. and dir. sig: S495.
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER 5s5
N. Glebe I'd. Arl. Va. IA. 7-7722.
PACKARD AS 4-door sedan; S245.
RoSenthal Chevrolet
Golumsis Pike and olebs Rd;; oa.a ArI' ys; q
rAckARP .l1 4s SI,,s; .;dF van. eOsdd sd7s s0nd Al
3-7225. from o to 8. 10
shSHNfNAO 1901 oGdoAl S%et -
matte drive and heater. New ma
room finish. Tires pract. new. Ride
. quality car for only S795. Conv.
terms arranged. BOWMAN MO-
TORS, 92S Phila. ave-. Silver Spring.
Nd. JU. $4,000. 10
PACKARD '4S; nothing down. S5
wk.: new paint. good tires. RE.
6-7964 or LA. 6-2111.
PACKARDS-'50 4-dr. sedan. uIt..
r. and b., S399; '51 DR.. yellow.
green top. ult.. r. and h., S79g;
f61 Patrieian turquoise 4-dr. sed.
ult;. I. and b.; S999; H0pNERs
ne. at 9Th. Ii. 6-6464.
PACKARD '5i 200" 4-dr.: heater
and ultramatic. Enjoy the comforts
OF this fine car. 30-day written
warranty. Excel. terms; S795.
BOWMAN sTUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga.
ave. NV, RA. 6-1122. Open Sun.
PACRARD 1852 "4or' 4-dr.: excel
$1,000. Call Sun. HU. 3-936S:
PREFECT, English, 1a4s; 4-door.
800 or best offer. Call WA. =
1549.
Evening star., 1955-07-10

roELi.c lass: yelsro rsa. fally
S.s. i;s's; can e Va % s.ssss.. ..is @io .
PoNIIAc 1855 4-door de laxs:
S2,400; Hydra-. power. stesring. &,
and b.. fully eeaipped; new var
FLOOD PONTIAC. z2z1 ccnnscfieuI
ave. Wo. 6-s40o.
PONTIAC $50. chieftsin g" eons.;
Hydra-. rh. Needs minor re:
BRANCH MOTORS. 10. s-llsss
Evening star., 1955-07-10

oLDsMoBnE '4e -ss.' eoavsE,lsls,
osSs sisS ;s'fI as::iIs.,, :, a:lss:.'
i1iiy seaip- si.oas or bsst ofer-
Evening star., 1955-07-10
PLYMOUTH le4s
$3.50. OR BEST Cash OFFER

PLYMOUTH 1883 suburban station
wagon. leather interior; q: b.. Dir
light;; I, immss; seed-; 81; q se5; terms
ave. nv. En-. 3-oi42. OPEN
PLYMOUTH SO: new motor, brakes
and clutch: 500, or best oief:
pvt. owner. 10, 2-s4S2.
Evening star., 1955-07-10

4 Rosenthal Chevrolet
Columbia Pike and Glebe Rd; Arl.. y Vs
Evening star., 1955-07-10
'AUroMosllEs Foa sAlE

PLYMoUfB IS station wagon: ..
and h.. automatic Transmission, ~
y. tlbelsss ttrss. {, 700 mileG shs1-
room condition: s1.I60l Cost new.
1880. Low down peynen. s1lk I
40! hoT9E "a. sostsoSS'o SCI 5000 os0rri. rhii iVs.
FLYMoUTHs-6i s-docr, green.
sets; .ba crsnhrcok, hins 4-dr.
brook. 2-tone. 7. and b., SI.0o9;
s4 5slve6ers; sEeen; sshite tseeg'
HosNEs's HslsshsiI Co.. ceS A. Buick & hs;sss hssiss
Pa. ave. ne. at 6th. II. e-6464.
PLYMOUTH 1854 Belvedere 4-door;
| radio. heater. 2-tone torch red and
black finish with harmonixtng IN
| terror; S1.495.
PARKWAY-FORD
3051 n ST. NV. AD. 2-ols5
PLYMOUTH 'ss cranhrook club
is5o6 .es. sna al .ff5O. ff oi3s. Eo. fss s5s7si
PLYMOUTH 80 sedan; equipped;
very eood condition; SIS. terms.
NIEK sy.a 1 NJ MoToR To ae4soo1 Co 1000 oeGT'sis
PLYMoUTH '53 convertible; light
blue, black top. radio and heater;
excellent condition. fully guaren-
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
1887 Irving st. NV. AD. 4-s5oo
LA
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr.; low mileage;
one owner: like new: S4e5.
ROYAL MOTORS
400 Georgia Ave. NV. IA. $1,000
IChrysler-Ply Imperial
-10
PLYMOUTH 1850 special de luxe
sedan; r.. h: stored 32 mos.
have been overseas and unable to
use car Looks like q brand-neW
| auto. Very low mileage put on car
by occasional trip to country club.
$500 or best ofier. Box liam.
PifFMouTH SO cranbrook i-dr.
Hydriye: low mileage: excel. cond.
S51s %o. sosSss. sCssass sl'o'o' or Oss. Iq5 G5ef'
PLYMOUTH 1850 2-door: $500
miles: T. and h.: one owner: make
/ ofier. 1926 Conn. ave-, EN-, 2-22l0,
Evening star., 1955-07-10

PoNTIAc '64 Star chieftain convert
ible; 2. and b.. Hydra. one owner,
lov mileage; priced far below mar
ket price: S1.s95.
Caithness Buick, Inc.
77oo-774o ws. Ave. Bethesda. Nd
OF. e-5012 OIL. 6-s00o
PONTIAC. '5l 4-dr. chieftain ss";;
Hydra-Ma1e. r. and h.; wel kept
Girl recently married. RI. e-s!oa
PONTIAC '53 convertible club. coupe;
T. and h.. w.-w. tires; / owner;
$4,000 miles: new-car condition.
$l.475, S7b down: bank financed
KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000 Qeorgis
ave. nv. IA. e-4s00. III
PONTIAC 80 chieftsin te luxe .2-dr
sedan; ey.. Hydra-Aatic, 'fadit
and heater. fully equipped. ex.
eeptionally clean: s1.695.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
1887 Irving st. NV. AD. 4-stoo
3
Evening star., 1955-07-10

PONTIAC 80 ellssr elrsak %,
2-dr.: metallic ..Rray fni1h via
co1trasfi1T sat covefL hydra.
aeeesgoriss. 1-ounef ear, very or
mileaee. Te4ay's sDeeial S545
- SeAlFkk ~. s,izsIL e 2 n, ne T1ASss41 1sss
"a a-sre s.sgtiigi Z.
squipped Driven qnly 1000 miles
Cannot be told from blend-nsw.
NeW-ear guarartee. 81 ,3ab. Los
TIAc; 493 493 Rhode Island ave; n-s
IS 2-dooH $3.50 Heyel
sold. neR-car Warmly; loW mile.
age: Immaculate FLOOD pom.
T1Ac. 4221 connscticut. Wo Q.
PONTIAC. 1850. sed. 's'. real clean
excel tires and rotor S496 o.
no cash down. Easy terms on
good credit. RA. $500.
Pontiac SO chieftaiq ds Luz. Is !; 2. ::
DR.. sedan: cyl. Hydra-Aatie
fully equipped. exceptionally clean
Evening star., 1955-07-10
AUroAAoslLEs FoR sALE

PONTIAC IS .ss- chisft.in a luzs
eo1trpllsd heater. Whiris1sy ~
motor ear. 1885.
Barry-Pate Chevrolet
1lee Istk ST, NV. RI. 7-7ss7
oPEN EvENLNos-cLo6ED sun.
PLYMOUTH 81 de luxe: eheruood
pvt. owner. driver. New tires.
4 A,yszEy ysEy sood ear. asas- Can n
PLYMoUTH 1859 crsnbrook 4-dr.:
must sen: $3.50. Or vest cfisr.
r6s4iae' r6ss5si e'l VS. set !. iers ies: "a as9as ;s:
and gray; lov mileage; clean; excel.
eond. Tel EA. s-6s33. Ext.
PONTIAC 1880 4-door: black hnish
and exceptionally clean: S546.
PARKWAY-FORD
3051 a 81. NV. AD. 2-ois5
f0NIlAo 5s Catalina star Chief
nardtop' leather Interior: iov miles:
essssssso ismss4sI.,. issss5tesI DGEsr ,ns sFssss; sa;
Tixc 4aai Com. ave Wo e-s<oo
:s:s:: sc: nd HooS fssI pOsHc ssSS in2ss 4ssi
Cennsetieut. Wo $500.
PONTIAC '53. 8, 4-dr.. 7. and h..
dIiel aiera SvpeP sSod ,tlssssss nsv sssssAkss
POSiISc. '54 star sY' chiei, 9ds1 Custom;
4-dr., beige and white. 7. and b.,
WV IKE new: pvt. owner; $3.50.
PONTIAC 1889 De luxe Catalina
hardtop; radio, heater. 2-tone
green nnish with vhite-WaI tires.
PARKWAY-FORD
3051 " ST. NAV. AID. 2-0Is5
PONTIAC so station wagon: SS76;
HydTs; 6T; fully equipped; immaculate
ticut. Wo. 6-s400.
Evening star., 1955-07-10

FSNIlIAc; q q g, lszs. 1919 scnvt,i si,,...s .sesn ?
soOd ss; credit. sssdRi. Il IA. 70 $500. $50 o0sA =
PONTIAC, '53 chieftain de luxe {
cylinder ,rsa ss ssasn; Gsrs i blue Iasa 2ish
se1appsa es sts lsso sss ccc sss'sI
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
PONTIAC. '55 Star Chief. Catalina
r. and h.. auto. trans. power brakes
and steering, numerous other USE
fui and eye appealing accessories
2-tone finish, genuine leather inter.
ior: less than 1000 mi. Save $500
ct S2.9g5. MCNEIL PONTIAC, 1920
The Heart Of Bethesda"
Evening star., 1955-07-10
AuToMosILEs EoR SALE

|PLYMoUfH 's3 euburhan slI-netsl
station Iefon. We've leokee oEel
didn't see one ear as nice IS thu
one: Only n,5le-
ANACOSTIA MOTOR co.
i7os oo0p zsssa H9ss RD. AZ
PLYM0UTH 1913 suburban aIi-nelsl
stetion wagon; 25.000 MI: le5t
w. tires: 1851. $1,000 nj. j:
SNnsr; y,,.as Sssptiful throushout. 1874 1874
PLYMOUTH ,s4 4-dr. Savoy: nghi
blue; heater: excel eond- Price
$3.50. Call kE- s-69S4. -10
PLYMOUTH 80 Special de luxe 4-dr. !:
maroon; feady 70 %: low On
ss Dn slss 30 swMaN lsasiz sfGDRBasrs PIsie <
1900 Ga ave. NV. RA. 6-1122
PLYMOUTH 1854 4-dr.: clean. peri
oAR1oE. .59i7 Georgia ave. NV.
-TU. 2-5s0O. SUM-. IL TO 4.
iIoa; s:9 $500. Can 81. s-ssai sun,
RE- 6-s1is.
PLYMOUTH 1883 suburban station
wagon: leather interior; z. h. dir
WOLFE MOTORS. 1901 Wisconsin
aye, nv; EA. 3-oi42. OPEN
PLYMoUTH SO; new motor, brakes
Spsi nRd Sansf slSssh' $40, yo ,ass4s 81 e'' 0nsf'
PLYMOUTH '52 sedan: radio. heater,
ssr ssa' SSt SStesS Shows sfp perfeet Care s79s
"IlTA TRIANGLE MoSTioRs FoRpl
3010 r. /. Ave. NE. DE. 2-63O2
PLYMOUTH '54 Beiyedere sedan;
radio, heater. turn signals, custom
seat covers, beautiful light blue
finish. A Well-kept. 1-ownef car
properly conditioned and guar
sssss ansssd. ., ,xss xWshseeimoSiis free war
WHEELER, INC.
UTH-IMPERIAI
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
4S00 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 3-4SOG
PLYMOUTH '53 cranbrook; dark
blue; Hysdrive; heater, plastic GOV.
HILL & SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealeri 1114 Vermont ave
n:w; a. Ap b., 4i4Soo. Open ewes. til
IPIYMoUiTH. ''4s 4-dr.: r. and h.;
good tires. paint: good mechani.
cally; one owner: $3.50. UN. 4-6349
PLYMOUTH, 40 de luxe; excel
eond.; r. and h.. sig. lights: cash
only. LO. 5-041S.
PLYMOUTH '53 Cranbrook sedan;
like An new; VI seS5. ss5 down. easy
terms. KIRK MOTOR Co. 1000
Georgia ave. NV. ia. 0-4S0O. III
PLYMOUTH '54 station wagon; r.
sT.sSsi5~. Si5~' uls'' '0N n'' 'A'' s''
Rosenthal Chevrolet
Columbia Pike and Glebe Rd.. Arl., Va.
IA. 7-67S1 Open 9.a
PLYMOUTH '49 spec. de luxe 4-dr.
one owner: low miles: black paint
1926 Conn. ave-, EN-. 2-22lO. III
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-10
The Way | See 1t DAN d s1

There are more women than men, which would seem
to indicate that nature slowly eliminating the weaker
SEX
Riches have wings but no homing instinct That
is young who looks older than she says LetSs
be honest and call the next war to end people.
Failure to advertise is like wnking at pretty girl in
dark
You may know what YOU'RE doing but she
doesn't The chip folks shoulder is block-head
The trouble with government is overhead
hand Time is the only kind of money that can't be
counteeited Hydrogen bombs may not prevent war; but
there is a possibility that they will prevent people
1t is only human to admire the intelligence Of those
who to for advice
Another of the worlds is cooling system for
hotheads Moths must have went hungry before people
wore clothes The law of supply and demand may ex-
plain why talk is cheap
Spnters in the ladder of success are never noticed
until you start sliding down
When nations are fighting for place in the SUM-
there Is danger that they will crazy with the heat
The husband who brags about holding the purse
strings is likely only the paying teller
Constant Dragging about ancestors an admission
that you belong to a family better dead than alive
When rich mans money talks, it usually talks about
more money. It's better to give than receive Also it's
deductible
Smart husbands don't tell the wife everything They
figure what she don't know will never hurt them
Some shift for themselves Others do so on in
structions from the driver in the back seat
Those who live by the sword will perish by the taxes
Soft shoulders safety hazard the road or in
the car Riches if the dollars divorce
ed from the senses.
Honeymoon apartments are built purposeIy small so
therell be less room for argument,
Children and canoes easily handled if pad
died from the rear
Some people blotters They absorb whatever is
written, and get it backwards
Nothing reduces the value of like trying to
trade it in.
The moth is contrary creature spending the hot
summer in fur coat cold winter in swim suit
Among the other dangers of army life is the number
OF near" Mrs" single soldier is exposed to.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-10
CHRISTMAS MAIL

Continued From age One
and store this Christmas Sea-
son. Two hundred million
pieces of mail must be
handled in the Boston District
before Christmas. It is sug-
gested that all advertising
matter not relating to Christ
mas be held until after the
holidays.
The public are urged to use
first-class postage to the
maximum extent along with
ample use of such special SER
vices as special delivery, spe-
cial handling insurance, re-
gistered and certified mail
during the coming weeks in
thousands of temporary work
particular.
It was emphasized that
ers are ready for the big
particularly cards. They can
not be employed until the
volume of Christmas cards re-
ceived warrants their services.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-10
Giving ThanIes-with Your cumeru

The last Thursday in November
signals not only the official arrival
Of turkey and cranberry sauce, but
the foregathering of family mem
bers who haven't been together for
some time. This, we feel, makes
Thanksgiving Day a perfect occa-
sion for picture-ta king-especially
group pictures which everybody
always enjoys adding to an al
pun collection.
Though all of US will surely for
get Galleries and diets in the face
IF the "groaning board" that's as
'ar as we should go in emulating
,ur Victorian ancestorsl When it
comes to taking family group pic
lures, stiff poses and stuffy for
nality are now as definitely out
If date as the plush-parlor at
nosphere of Grandmother's day.
In taking your group snapshots,
here are few pointers you'll do
we'll to remember. First of all,
ion't try to shoot too large a group
1t one time. You'll find tlDo pic
ures are better than one-if more
han a half dozen people are 60
ng to make up a single unit for
rour viewfnder.
Next, be sure your subjects have
/ center of interest, or you may
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-10

end up with composition reminis-
cent OF "the good old days" when
a famlly picture meant stiff-neckeo
poses and glassy-eyed staresl Just
keep your camera trained on the
little conversational groups that
form naturally-perhaps three OF
four adults admiring the newest
baby, or several of the small fry
entranced by pet kitten or puppy.
Natural groupings such as these
are your best bet because the sub
jects themselves are less likely to
be self-conscious or even aware
that picture-taking is in progress.
And here's one more tip we'd
like to pass along in connection
with picturing any group of peo-
pie. If you're using fash to light
your snapshots - and you prob
ably will be when you shoot in
doors at this time of year-try to
have all the members of your
group at approximately the same
distance from the camera. Other
wise, your lighting on the subject
will be uneven-with the person
IN the foreground appearing too
light, the one at middle distance
about right, and anyone in the
background much too dark.
John Van Guilder
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-10
SOCIAL SECURITY

Thousands of self-employed
professional people now know
that they and their families
will benefit from the Social
Security Act. Since the be-
ginning of 1855 this law ex-
tended protection to self
employed accountants, archi-
tects, funeral directors and
professional engineers.
This means that any of
this group without social Sc
curity account numbers
should obtain one as soon as
possible. Net earnings of as
much as $500 and up to $4,000
in a year be reported in con-
junction with filing Federal
Income Tax Returns every
year after 1854.
1t is important to realize
that in addition to providing
for retirement at age SIS, the
old age and survivors in
surance provisions of the
social law give protection to
the families of insured pro-
fessionals who die at any age.
Applications for social Sc
curity account cards and book
let IS, your Social Security"
may be obtained from 90
Warren St, Roxbury Social
Security District Office.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-10
Beauty Hints

Your energy is the storage
supine, lackadasical woman
battery Of your beauty. The
makes small impression upon
those she contacts because of
her lack of force, drive and
power. Therefore, it behooves
a woman to store up enerky
much as a motorist stores
electricity in his battery-He
keeps it charged. A woman
who would have a ready sup
ply of energy to flush her
cheeks, sparkle her eyes and
give swing and rhythm to her
step must have a fund from
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-10
Charm Center
Doncing School

449 Blue Hill Ave,
Grove Hall ROxbury
BALLROOM -- TAP - MODERN BALLET
Dancing for Children and Adults
Reducing and Modelling Glasses for Adults
Dancing School opens officially Saturday, Oct / for
children from years old up All classes will be
limited in number to afford personal attention to each
student Register by calling Imogene Roundtree GA 10000
CLASS LESSONS S1.00 - PAYABLE MONTHLY
PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT
You your friends and children cordially invited to visit
the Roundree Dancing and Charm School at 449 Hill
Ave- Robury Mass Cat Grove HalD on Saturday. Sept "a,
1855 from to PM.
Newly decorated halls with kitchen facilities available
parties rehearsa meetings etc at reasonable rates Make
reservations for Fall and Winter cvities by
Calling GA 10000.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-10

The New Members Club of
Peoples Baptist Church will
hold its Annual Acquaintance
Tea Sunday. December II, at
80 Pm. They viii have as
guests the persons who have
Joined the Church this year.
A souvenir will be presented
to each one.
Appearing on the program
viii be the following: vocal
selections, Mesdames Bernes-
tine Rowell, Frances Nichol-
son, Bertha Bailey Ayers. Miss
Dolores Johnson, Mr.. Rupel
Perkins. Reading Miss Jean
Owens and the speaker, Rev.
Edgar Clarke. RMS. Ann Co.'S
ton is Chairman of the tea
and Mrs. Julia Dixon, presi-
dent of the club.
The Annual Joint Christ
mas Program Of the Shaw
House Tiny Tots and Saturday
Morning Drama Group pro-
misses to be one Of unusual
interest this season. The group
has been invited to give their
performance on Saturday af-
ternoon, Dec. 18th at the Chill
dren's Museum in Jamaica
Plain.
The home stand perform
ance will be at the Robert
Gould Shaw House on We'd
nesday evening, Dec. 21st at
800 PM. AS usual there will
be a presentation of Dickens
Christmas Carol" Adapter for
children by Mrs. Ruby L. Hen
derson, leader of the group.
In addition there will be two
Christmas poems done in Cho-
ric Speech. The youngsters
will also sing under the dir
ection OF Darnley R. Corbin
of Shaw House. Guest artists
will be st. Cyprian's Junior
Choir under the direction of
Mrs. Helena Haynes in a grouu
of Christmas numbers. James
w. Henderson is derector of
the drama and choric group.
Among special features will
be a group Of traditional
the Mothers Of the Tiny Tots
and the singing of Silent
Night" by the combined
groups.
Special guests to be intro |
iuced will be the people who
lave played the role of |
Scrooge" in the production |
'yer the past ten years. The
public is cordially invited.
is free.
James W. Provost Of 108
ST., Roxbury, de-
arted this life Monday morn
lg, December S, after a pro-
)nged illness. Deceased was
Deacon in st. Marks Church
'ell known in fraternal and
circles.
Mrs. Helen Oliver of Rox-
ury announces the marriage
t her daughter Arlene Con-
,ance to Lawrence Frances
opes of the United States
ir Force on Saturday, De-
ember II, at 4 PM. at st.
ichards Church. Reception
Il be at the Hotel Bostonian.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-10
MUSIC
CIRCLE
By PSuedord
Cunningham

Sometime ago, I had the
good fortune ia hear the
noted poet, ST. CLAIR KIR-
TON, recite some of his orog-
inal poems. They impressed
me so that I asked for a copy
of the works. Last week Mr..
Karton complied with my
wish and presented me with
a book Of his POETIC CREA-
TIONS and two beautifully
framed poems about Mother
hood and Our Flag. The Po-
etc Creations, thirty six in
all, cover the subjects of Pa
triotisn. Life, The Dignity of
Man, Motherhood. Eulogies
and Nature, and one is over
whelmed with the beauty of
each creation. To me, the
poems are rore and precious
gift, for as I find that the
romance of music is joyous
thing; the romance of words
expressing ideas is equally as
joyous.
It is customary in a music
column to write about per-
forming artists and composers.
However, the patron of music,
all important to artists and
composers cannot be over
looked. Such a patron who
deserves applause is Mrs.
GENEVA SHAW, House Dir
ector at historic League of
Women Community House,
$50 Massachusetts, avenue.
This energetic lady gives not
only a large percentage of
financial aid to music, but
appears in person at numer-
Gus recitalS in BoSton's many
concert halls. An if that were
not enough. Mrs. Shaw fur
Their inStigates musical af-
fairs at number $50 Mass.
Avenue. Over fifty n1usicales
a year are held there in the
magnificent Music Room,
which years ago was the
room of the former
Flarwell Mansion. Mrs. Shaw,
who holds membership in
more than fifteen clubs. also
shows lively interest in the
twenty organizations meeting
at $50.
WITHIN THE CIRCLE Il
3UCKNER CANDY, pianist, !
dol of concert-goers, again
lhowed his virtuosity in an
.ll-Chopin program in Jor-
Ian Hall, November 20 :.
he DEPAUR INFANTRY
,HORUS, composed of thirty
i've members, comes to SYM
,hony Hall January 8.
7welfth Baptist Church beni-
Its from the concert
Adams, pianist. has
cen chosen as one of the
en- students at Julliard to
osers. Her mother, Mrs Es-
ella Adams, journeyed to New
FORK City to be with her for
he weekend. Hortense
owe of Texas is a new sing
ng star on the horizon.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-10
Blue Eagle News
By Barber Shop Chord
BIZ Barber Shop Chord


Owner Jackson and his BE
artists have revealed to your
columnist the new tonsorial
implements now hooked up for
scientific treatment for boys,
gals and old-timers, who de-
sire glamour and good-looks.
Four types of tonsorial ma
chimes have been installed
during the past year. l. vi
orators, to produce mechan-
ical succession of manipula-
ton in the combination mas
sage. 2. Ultraviolet Ray
Lamps, to fix mineral COM
pounds in the tissues and
stimulate glandular activity.
8. Infra-Red Ray Lamps,
for general Summation or me-
taboliSm and increase blood
flow, and the secretionS of
selium in the skin. 4 The
therapeutic lamp, for drying
clay packs and relaxes the
dermal tissues also blood YES
sells. The above tonsorial i'm
provements are considered up
to-date for the fremont Bou-
levard paraders who daily cla-
NOR for the artistic wonders
of the BE emporium.
The last two BE columns
brought new tonsorial onlook-
ers to gaze upon owner jack
son and his artists as an aw-
ard of achievements, yet to
be disclosed. Philip, the
brush-boy, has a share in this
wave of mechanism provided
by the BE emporium.
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power is her energy and en-
which to draw: This fund of
ergy is gathered from rest,
nourishment, repose, poise
anu an endless supply of
hope. The woman who says.
whats the use" and gives
up the struggle "tobe" has
already nullified her fund of
energy. Her battery is without
spark.