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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-04

baths. csrport big fenced iot T.
close in. near LeRisdale. Price
SIS 500 Of and other terms
REALTY ASSOCIATES. WA. T-5I34.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-De luxe.
white Clapboard cottage, nestiea
snusly beneath tan oak trees quiet
secluded location: Anchor fenced
lot Gorgeous knottY- pine rec. rm..
copper cutters and rails: custom
built home impossible to duplicate:
sacrifice at SiI 900, almost any
terms W r. HUGHES. AP. 7-i400
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
MICHIGAN PARK

HOSPITAL AREA
Modern . and ) bedrm. homes,
$l0.75O up. As low as $500 down.
some Oh. HUGH T. PECK. HE. A.
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Nothing Down to CT
Change to Contemporary
CAVIAR TASTE

mont, Sleepy Hollow. Rav.nwood
and Bancroft Listings. from SEA-
500, 10 S55. 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-04
BRICK RAMBLER. s1I 900. OF ap.

BKIIh HAHBIER, III TUO, OF ap-
proVed-As low as $500 down and
S6i ~ monthly plus taxes and IN
sarancr viii sire you immediate
possession Of this 2-bedrm. brick
home. in new house condition Sep
arate dining area. tiled bath, gas
heat, large level lot Also FLA APP
proved with 1900 down THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO., WA. $500
IN = n n.
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vic. ERGO plant--Brlck
6edrms., bath. End r.: hreple'' liy.
rm Ice. cor. lot; S4g5 DIN. DIXIE
REALTY CO.. MA. $3.50. AP. q.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-09-29
MANY DADE
STUDENTS AT
ED WATERS

President William B. Stewart
announced that Edward Waters
College has enrolled the largest
freshman class in the 80 year
history of the pioneer AME in
stitution. The school continues to
attract students from all Of the
Southern states as well as sever
al northern states. An interna-
tional flavor is gained by the
presence of a student from ia
maica, BWI.
To date the total enrolment is
over 400 students which is also
a record breaking total. This in
cludes the several divisions of the
Seminary, School of BEAUTY Gull
ture and the Nursing AffiliateS.
Students from the lower East
Coast include: Eloise James,
Maria Andrews, Milred Mitchell,
Elease Thompson and Willie II.
Spicer of Miami; Morris c. Lee,
Eugene T. ellis, Johnny L. Bell,
Willie D. Mobley, Clifford Perry
and George Bell of Pompano;
David L. and Jesse Williams LII
Of Opa Locka and Gwendolyn
Brooks of Riviera Beach.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-09-29
Jax Community Chest
Drops Urban LEAGUE
YIELDS TO XXX :;
AND CITIZENS
COUNCIL

The Community Chest United
Fund in Jacksonville, has with
drawn all support from that city's
chsfiyer of the National Urban
League.
League officials in New York
asserted that the Jacksonville
Community Chest had yielded to
presSures by the White Citizens
Council and the Ku Klux Khan.
The Citizens Council and Khan
memberhio had threatened to
withdraw financial support from
the annual Chest campaign, it
was said, unless the Urban
League chapter changed its name
and disaffiliated from the nation
al body.
In Jacksonville, the chests
executive director, Fred Huff
man denied that it was a ra-
cial issue, at all" He declared
that the 62-member executive
committee of the Chest h a d
voted unanimously last Thursday
to drop the League from its rolls.
Mr.. Huffman blamed the
Leagues entry "into politisc' for
the committees action. He cited
the chests continuing support of
seven other Negro agencies as
evidence of the non-racial char
acter of the committees move.
It's 1855 budget of $18,219 has
been paid, but no payments will
be made by the chest after Jan. /,
1857. Mr. Waring ssid the league
planned TO start a drive to raise
$24, 900.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-09-29
Make Big Money
LEARN REAL ESTATE

will prepare you for Real
Estate examinations and q career
Courses now being offered by q
competent instructor in Broker
SaIesmanship. Evening classes on
Tuesday and Thursday from 8 to
10 pm. Tuition reasonable. For
information, call 81-7-97o6 or
8f-7-9453, or write p. o. Box 900,
Richmond Heights, Fla. Mrs. Ora
D. Lee Taylor, broker-salesnan-
instructor Estate certified.)
FOR SALE
One 2-bedroom home and one s.
bedroom home in Richmond
Heights. Reasonable. c q ! j
~ .,s......S atteI nal4
u-7-e7es.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-03-30

in all kinds of groups through
which Jews, young and old, are
helped to live, work, and play to-
gether under leadership. Through
this means it encourages the
growth and maintenance of sound
and healthy personalities. At the
same time, these associations de-
velop warm and vital Jewish
Identification, understanding and
participation.
In the second place. the Center
program enriches the quality of
the life of the Jewish group. This
is exemplified by the Center's
contributions to unity and under
standing between all Jews. til e
enhancement Of Jewish culture
and the nurturing Of community
minded and responsible Jews. In
the third place. Centers strength
en- significantly the part we play
in the democratic community of
which we are members. They do
this by stimulating a greater sense
of obligation for The whole COM
munitY. and guiding members to
the enlightened discharge of their
functions as citizens Of our great
democracy. Centers likewise fos-
ter good relationships with other
groups in the community.
Various institutions in Jewish
life contribute in some measure
to the achievement of similar OBJ
jectives. But the urgent need of
our times is for an understanding
by all of the particular and uni
que role of each Jewish institu-
ton. Only with such comprehen-
sion can every organization fulfill
it's task and work comparatively
with the other.
The distinctiveness of the Jew
ish Community Center lies in It's
CONTINUED on Page l0)
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a distinctive invention Of Ameri-
can JewrY. is such an institution.
It Is a product Of our genius for
creating new forms Of group ex-
preston uniquely suited to our
life in this voluntary society. It is
appropriate to this Passover sea-
son. therefore. that we examine
the distinguishing characteristics
Of this instrument. forged on the
anvil Of our American experience
with freedom.
The great potentially of the
Center lies first, in its capacity to
afford fine voluntary experiences
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-03-30

But Passover beckonS us not
alone to rehearsal of the sacred
ness of freedom. It is a time for
reasserting our belief in human
equality and in the free demo-
cratic way of life. It is an occasion
for reaffirming our faith in the
institutions we have evolved to
enable us to live with self-eSteem
as Americans and Jews, worthy of
the freedom with which we are
blessed.
The Jewish Community Center.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-03-30
Gainesville, Florida
A Center for Freedom
BY SANFORD soLENDER
Director. JWB Jewish Community Center

O11sc1Oa' JWb jewish Community Center Division
The Passover is Jews
the sancty Of human freedom for
liberation from Of the rannes long and
full history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-30
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

RIGGS PARK-3-yr.-cld semidet.
brick; mod. kit. Ice. rear yard;
500 90 mo. AID. 4-660S; ewes. 10.
4-15O3.
ARL., Dominion HIS story, 8
hedrms., large yard; APPROX. $3.50
mo-. or will sell. EN-. 3-1520.
mr.. WI. High Sch
6-rm house, Lee. rms. s-acre grd.
Plenty shade, quiet neighborhood.
Lee. porch. IA. 7-1S56-
We HAVE some choice 3-bedrm.
homes west Of Conn. ave. Reas.
rental TO selected tenant. DRAVIL-
Las REAL ESTATE CO., AD
2-0742. EN-. 2-66Ss.
FALLS CHURCH. bedrms., dining
rln.. bslnt., recreation rfn., screened
porch, lge plot. Shade trees. 10
min. PentaRon. walk to shopping,
school and bus. Reasonable. JE,
SILVER SPRING EXTENDED =
Lovely 3-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler
with liy.-din. area carpeted wall
to-wan. Available July 10. $50
Walker with EDWARD r. FRY Co,
OIL. 4-52l2; ewes, WO. 6-1792.
RIVERDALE-6-rm. det. Colonial or
washington Baltimore Parkway. NJ,
schools and stores. Call OWNER,
AP. 7-2036.
1852 N. Abingdon. neaI
country club--High-gra home
3 bedrms.. 3is baths, center hail,
garage. porch, maids quarters,
Wall-to-wall carpeting. 5000 mo.
ASK-US! REALTY CO.. IA. s.
1s.oz.
ALEx.-2-bedrm. end row brick,
Perfect cond. Carpet, auto. washer
co1y. or furn. XII. 9-1745. OV.
Mr.. SPRING VALLEY. 5000 Cathe-
dral are.-3-bedrm. 1h-bath brick
Colonial; mr.. schools; S1S5 mo. EN-.
3-S479.
GEORGETOWN, detached, river
view, 1888 Canal I'd. n.w.--5 rms.
ia baths; garage and rear garden,
LOVELY 3 BEDROOMS Cor . plus
DEM, Ia baths, white brick ram
bier, practically new. next to yirgin
woods; Ice. liv; rm: with firepl;;;
bsmt. with huge finished rec rm.,
all arranged for liy. and entertain
Ing. Loo. of Arl. Ridge I'd. handy
to the District and Pentagon. Ex-
ecutiye departing. Sl95 per mo.
RoRsCHAcH REALTY. Je. 2-3700
FALLS CHURCH. bedrms.,
baths, cleo. kit. other extras. Va
cant. $3.50 mo. JE. 4-3141.
CHEvERLY, MD.--3 bedrms., Ia
baths; conv. to schools, shop. comm,
swimming pool. UN. 4-7739.
RIGGS PARK-3-yr.- old semidet.
brick: mod. kit, Ice. rear yard;
S99:5o mo. AID. 4-660s; eyes,. 10.
CONGRESS HGTS AND GLASS
MANOR--Brick . and 3 bedrms.
now available NEWCOMB REAL
TY. 10. 2-7655.
GLEN ECHO VIC.-4-rm. stone hse..
Ia baths. oil heat. cleo. kit. S65
per mo. Tenants wife must do some
domestic y: work., work in owners home and al
Jobs around place; 10th credited or
rent. OIL. 2-O430.
2I99 3rd ST. Me- rms, bath:
enclosed porcheS: gas furnace: gar.
$1l0: will decorate. L. T. Ora
Waite, 1918 K st. NV. Ma. g.
07o3
m NEW-HOUSE CONDITION. this
4-bedrm.. 2-bath house with den
on list: close to Conn. ave. shop
ping and transp. METZLER.
REAiTOR-BUILDER, 5O22 Conn.
ave. NV, EN-. 2-7400.
WHEATON, CITY-New; is minutes
from Naval Medical Center and
NH; 4 bedrms., 2 baths. liv. rn.,
din. rm., kit: full bsmt. OIL
1850 or OIL 2-7796. g
LANGLEY PARK. Mont. Co bed
rms. semidetached: tiled bsmt
fenced yard. JU. 9-0470.
SUITABLE FOR 2 FAMILIES
III Kentucky ave. see COM
plete apis, now rented. Owner
will rent entire bldg. for 500, sivins
you your apt for s35. plus utils
lilo H NE. NEWSOM, Ii. 3-2070
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HARBoR TERRACE

REASONABLE PRICES
Newly decorated. available. s70.75
and $75.75: 2-bedrm. apts., Ss0.7b,
includes utilities.
For information. apply Apt. /
1901 Abingdon dr., Alexandria. oV.
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ST, Fairfax--Woc ded
area with nice 2-bedrm. brick home.
close 70 new shopping area on
Route so: sos. so other rentals.
DIAL Jk. 2.2a20, JOSEPH W.
eEAY co; ia W. Broad st., Pals
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FAIRFAX co. = Lovely country
a n VIII TiIss D. S l sIS \, Nv
4 bedrms., 2ls baths. Biz, sunny
Kitchen terrace, separate studio
bldg Also barn. outbldgs.. arreaee
y desired. Option to buy. BR. s.
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\. AkL.-3-bedrni., ! ls-bath Colo
5 ' SsS S saSp i: ST. fS SR.:
$3.50 mo. IA. 1858.
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4-BEDRM. HOME

6-nm. Cape Cod. on spa
eious fenced.in lot, in Alex.
Sunroom, firepl.: full bsmt.,
oil h.-w.h.; paved loop drive
way and shaded patio; ga
rage; avail. July .; Sl39 per
mo. TIE. 6-1266.
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GLOVER PARK-Very nice corner
brick with slate roof: gas h.-w H.:
10 rms, 3ia baths, rec. rm.. garage:
in excel. cond. Very good financing
KLEIN. JU. $3.50, JU. s-SS5s.
HOLLY ST., OF 18th n.w.--SI7. 500,
Det.. Ice. 4-bedrm. home in beaut.
sec. lust north OF Walter Reed
Hospital. Extra downstairs hedrm.
or den. sep. din, rm., brkfst. nook.
cred lot. 81 900 cash req; SIS
mo. Other homes on blk. are in
$4,000 class. BY apt. only. Call
MR.. BROWN. ST. 3-531l: ewes,
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GEORGETOWN. smart townhouse in
the most fashionable section; thor
oughly modern and in beautiful
condition liv. rm. ljx3u: din.
fm.. 13xl6: large paneled library,
4 big bedrooms and . baths Priced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-30

PARK, near Conn. ave.
and Macomh ST., close schools,
shopping transp. S-room det. frame
BY appt. Elk. $500. or AID. 2-9s2S.
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ROCKvILLE-3-b bedroom rambler
youngstown kitchen. full bsmt.
ferced rear yard: avail July !
500 per mo. Pc. 2-46l4
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GLAsSMANOR-s-bedrm. brick; full
bsmt,. fenced yard, garbage dis
posal near shopping center. $120
mo. call RE. 6-7144 or 10. 1888.
SILVER sPRNG--SI1O: brick, 3
bedrms., sep. din. rn... bsmt.; one
blk. TO schools. IA. 9-6D34,
ARL:, 1913 s. BuchSnan--S-6sdT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-30

I33b AND 1878 INDEPENDENCE
AVE. SE.-Dupiexes md a.. 5
rms, kit. and bath: cellar ami,
very desirable locations: rent only
sou per mo-, RIA. 6-1101. RE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-30

CHEVY CHASE. SI5,50O-conveni-
ence galorel Mr.. Blessed Sacrament
and all schools; A truly attrac. and
bedrmS.. 1 p baths, on End r.. Fin
ished rec. rm. in daylight bsmt.
Wonderful location. Attractive
terms. To inspect, call WO. g.
1913; 0oRMAN P. YOUNG, EN-.
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FOXHALL VILLAGE, 1910 44th st.
--2-door brick with archway; 6
bedrms.. 3ia baths ample closets,
full basement; 2-car detached ga
rage; dishwasher and disposal.
automatic washer and drier, cur-
tainS, Grapes and awnings. pos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-30

semldet.. close to Schools. Psnta.
gon; $500 mo. ia. b.0426.
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CHEVY en-
HOUSES UNFURNISHED

fenced yard. Full bath, 2 powder
rms. Air cooled. Call RA. $3.50.
SILVER SYRINGE avail. immed.-
3 bedrms.. ga baths. 23-ft. liv. rm.
with nrepl.. sep. din. rm.. breakfast
rm.; screened porch: garage; S175.
BETHESDA REALTY CO.. OIL. A.
IA16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-30

SERVICE oIATIUN Tor Iease-We
have avail. immed. a going hush
ness. Nrby. Md; . BAY. mod.
excel. potential. Dollar for dollar
stock and equipment. ia. 9-S500.
WILL INVEST $4,000 and full
time service. Reply in detail. Box
SAG. Star 1e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-30

DEALERS FOR d. C.. MD. AND va.
introducing Travelaire car cooler;
reasonably priced; protected terri
tories; operates ON water. Call
Sun, l-5 pm. or write JERRY
O'DAY. Distributor, Harris Hotel.
Wash, d. c. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-30

NEIGHBORHOOD STORE, handles
packaged drugs. patent medicines,
fountain and beer: excel. suited for
married couple. Very reas. priced.
Loc.. Richmond. Va. Call RIA. g.
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Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY. JUNE 80. 1886
HOUSES for SALE. NV. tcons. J

farm -house rambler on beautiful
wooded half-acre lot overlooking
Rock Creek Park. Once-in-a-li.e-
time location. 4 bedrms,. 2 baths.
family rm. with firepl and beamed
ceiling: . lRe. porches ard patio.
Beaut. English hsmt. with 4 rms.
and lge. lear garage: S49,050.
OWNER EN- 0.TAf9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-30

GROCERY for sale sserifiee: owner
until 'i D.s.: si ives. eli Il. t74SS e'''
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s.BTDR00M R1MRIrp v...5,

10 FOREST GLEN RID, Silver
sprlng--New. 3-bedrm. Cape Cod
Colonial, liy. rm., din. rm.. kit, 2
baths, full bsmt., gas hot-air heat
Avail about July Is, S165 per mo.
on 3ssyr, lease. DIsMER AuxIER
st ne SyI pn 'i Mr. RW zu hd s.O ~ g.
1889
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-30
OWNER SAID

BRING ME AN OFFER"
Lee. home; ~ rms. A baths. Lo-
Gated within blks. Of Dupont cir
Gle. Mr.. L. W. Harry. ewes. EN-.
3.242S;
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HOUSES TO SHARE

CONGENIAL WHITE COUPLE to
share modern brick home. Every
thing furnished: $40 mo. APP
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hETAIL SHUTTING GOODS store
8 wear. Box 30S-B. Star.
DRY CLEANING and pressing bust
ness, IN Hot SPRINGS, Ark. sale
ness. Latest equip; wond. opp &c.
600. BY OWNER. ia. 2-039S.
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RIGGS PARK-3-yr.-cld semidet.
brick; mod. kit. Ice, rear yard /;
$9g:60 mo. AID. 4-660s; ewes. 10.
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Interpretation.

jamas" if someone mistook you
for a John Held drawing, and
you were a "crumb" if some
one didn't.
A Renaissance
And now, after all these
intervening years, we're having
a renaissance of these anti
quated models. After all, there
is nothing new under the sun;
there're only different combi-
nations of old SilhouetteS
tuned to the tempo of changing
times. The cumbersome Lucille
hobble is gone, but the deli
cate draping, the rich brocadeS
and the flattery of her empire
like bodice are evident in
today's design.
The sloppy blouse of Chanel
is creeping back.
The tea gown went into lin
DO along with every females
yen to be a Theda Bafa vamp.
Today who has time for a cup
of tea? A coffee break, maybe,
but you gulp that standing up,
wearing the same dress you've
been wearing since early morn
ing.
The shepherdess bouffants
are going, if not entirely gone,
for who can get more than a
pound and a half of slim
sheath into a new Thunder
bird?
Nobody changes clothes five
times day any more, nobody
shops for yardage and nobody
goes to the little dressmaker.
Seventh avenue assembly lines
have taken over.
Today, when a career girl or
a young matron wants a dress,
she sweeps into a speciality
shop and. with a malt in one
hand and a sandwich in the
other, she chooses a triple
duty outfit that will see her
through a day of business APP
pointments, carry her to a
cocktail party and serve adj
mirably later in the evening
for restaurant dining or the
theater.
The Grand DresSmaker is
almost a legend. Along with
the surrey and-the-fringe-on-
top she's a relic of yesterday.
And quite a lot of other
things have happened during
these intervening 40 years.
Why. as recently as 1927
the Upper wasn't considered
nice company for an elegant
dress. When IL first annearad
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it was grudgingly accepted for
such bourgeois items as over.
alls and washable cotton
dresses.
1t wasn't until some genius
of promotion designed a zip
per fashioned of diamond ba-
guettes that the better dress
makers began to think of it in
items Of elegance as well as of
utility.
The Cause
What's caused this swing
back to the teens of the CEN
fury. I wouldn't be knowing.
Maybe Cecil Beaton, with his
superb designs for My Fair
Lady, has given the pendulum
a push.
Maybe it's just a recurring
cycle of impressions and
events. Whatever it is, it's
pleasant to arthritic old cod
gers who like to remember
Irene Castle and Marilyn Mill
er and the glorif1ed Ziegfeld
girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-23
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Whats Happening
To Our Fashions?
vet cushions of their Elsie de

vet cushions of their Elsie de
Wolfe interiors.
Decisions of grandeur she
may have had, but one of
them was not considering her
self a designer" Designers
were those little people like
myself who crouched over
drawing-boards in a back room
and sent in daily patches of
ideas" for her ladyship'S APP
proval. These sketches, more
often than not, went straight
into a waStebaSket.
A "DresSmaker"
Lady Duff Gordon's show
rooms were glittering and i'm
pressive. Gray taffeta-ed sales
women lowered above their
customers and a gray mus
lined maid served tea while
the dangerous mannequinS
emerged from a mist of gray
chiffon curtains and paraded
the latest creations"
Buying Lucille clothes was
not unlike buying a yacht;
you simply had to be so rich
that you didn't have to ask
the price of her dresses.
Then the War
And then, a few years later,
the First World War was over
and those formerly exquisite
and fastidious wives of mil
lionaires, and the pampered
lilies of the field, came out of
it so completely emancipated
that they'd almost lost all
semblance of their sex.
A gal from Aries, named
Gabrielle Chanel, had thrown
quite a large monkey-wrench
into the machinery. The cor
set disappeared. So did the
bosoms, the waistline, and the
hips.
The new woman of fashion
wore a shapeless black sack,
reaching nearly to her knees.
cropped her hair and covered
her head with something that
might have been a horses
binders.
She didn't pose" anymore.
She Slouched.
She rebelled against every
thing that reminded her of
the recent holocaust. Speak
easies and jazz and the
Charleston took over. Cock
tails took the place of tea.
Gentlemen really did prefer
blends and Lorelei was type
ical of the chorus girls with
their diamond bracelets and
well-heeled matrons with their
ropes of pearls, who crowded
transatlantic liners to the
gunwhales.
You were the "cat's pa