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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SAN AUTOM0BllIs FoR SALE

CADILLAC 1854 convertible eoupe
VERY clean, aileleathef intefiqf
power stesfinh power brakes EIEI
vhssl., reduced y ss.ssS. Cox
! Capitol Cadillac lds Co,
lissS ssnd 81. NV. FE. 1890
CADILLAC iass q Dorado Gus
aslk black toR eq,tom black ant
IMMACULATE Hvefy eoneeivahls "
lesssary including factory air con,
si SsSl Gee SSS' sSSssns... 'aia' en-
1 Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
le29 eend o., NV. Pc. $4,000
CADILLAC 1888 sedan; green Eray
1s1In; PSs oEs5 e dnIs sgssssI
ccc suafsnIse'
12se send ct. NV. FE. e-a6OI
CADILLAC 1884 Coupe De VILE: 2
tone Gray. unusually clean, ppwel
steering. power brakes. reduced Il
only $685. CCc guarantee. \
| Capitol Cadillac-O ldS Co
la29 2.nd 81. NV. Pc. 7-2sOt
CADILLAC 1881 80" Special 4-dr
H ssily s sesiDpeS. .sssra clean. ioV
KIRK MOTOR co.
r I Ave. q aQth NE. ,Ap. 2-9a3i
CADILLAC 1855 tlsetwood 4yfF.
power eauinpeA alf-conditIono3
l Cunfinnufal wheel exceDtionN| Iy
clean / ewnes. 81 ,7o6.
lIE1HESk9LkR. I, JNc ,cIR sYs ST.
$500 WISCONSIN, NV IN. s-ieef
CADILLAC 1885 "62" Coupe q
vile. power equipped radio heat
eT. hydra, drive. low mlease.
owner. 81, 695.
ElHgEdE lLER, IES;a cH 5ls'sIs SfTl
4s0O wiscoNsIN NV En-, e-lOgt
CADILLAC 1850 limousine; low
tqlleaee eood mechanical eondl-
ton: $500 II. 1854.
CADILIAc 1888 cow. sOddes
sold eSeelleni condition inl
CADILLAC IS coupe: all extras
I poweF steering and brakes; 4-Nai
seat sesgt ,ios s-ton .,v sEss snnv,,n |, ,
Afro SALES sso 4oaoa RSoar Nam
ave. IVA. 5-ias0.
CADILLAC 1853 hsrciop eosDe
brake. ag x, steering; exsspsiOnAlb
Suburban Cadillac Olds
s sSssnE.Ys "a eHoFPrSo of cEs S11sSc
ChEVnOLET 1889 De luxe 4-dr.
s tiSa'; "a ssa sssssso.ss oOd condition
CnEVnOLEf '56 "6'' s.dr. hard
top; radio and heater. red nns
white hnish; ! owner. Si.Sg5
LOVING cHEvRoLET. 5000 &c
ave. 9 s. Nd ; Ju, a-73sS.
lcHEV. $50 VS. a-doqF station
Sasen, 2. and b. auto. trans
suit ypuf bqdgei. Mcneil pom
( In he hear, Of Bsthssda
icHKvRoLBT IS $40 6-cyl. 4-dF
ssa.!on Mese ,,,, IN, ana b. stsnd ,,,s
NIIEELEk INC. wHEAToN, Nd
icHRYaLRR-PLYMoUTH-I APERIAI
i112s5 GEORGIA AVE 10. s-500l
tcnEvRoLET 1859 o-passengei
TON CARR EDSEL, INC.
LII. 4-7sBs
icHEVROLET 1855 's2f0s 4-dr
IVES: standard shift: low mileagl
and clean; S1.3p5.
Silver Spring Auto City
e45I O., Ave. ~, a-242C
CHVROLET 1884 1-dr, e. iuxs;
medium ereen fniah. radio. heater,
has bed excellent fare from ]
Bowman Motor Sales
1900 ca. Ave. NV. RA. Silica
Open 30
CHEVROLET 1871 COW: excel. top
T. sood tFanSp.' $3.50. OIL
2-JI7a
/ CHEVROLET 1854 station Wagon.
Z. and b.. powerglide, Sl,l45
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
s63e Wilson BLVD. Arm ston. Va.
IA. s-AOef Open 1ll e,;i9
cHEvRoIkT 'ias4 Bel Air 81
pouefslide. radio. heater, white.
walls. .-tons black ana white.
KIRK MOTOR co.
r. l Ave 81 e0th NE Ap e-3a3l
CHEVROLET 20 2-dr: I, and h.
/ low miieaee. excel. cend, enc own'
er. la. a-23t0.
/ CHEW. '53 ADJ. oTiG. owner
SIS. =. and h: outstanding eond
Ssa5. ~. a-3697.
CHEvR0LET 's3 hardtop. loaded
H.
Z Kinks KLEIN KARs. 1897 Pc
tomae ave. Sc. II 4-T7sa.
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ARCADE PONTIAC

BUICK IS hardt6ps FSdic. heater.
ssnsnS very @ sssn '!n, MAS s''sssP'i''
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DODGE 1859 coronst VS. sedan;
original gypsy green, 7. and h
gyIomatIe drive: finest condition
MUST SELL, LOST OUR LEASE.
WHQLEEAL.E PRICE. $500, terms
WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wis. ave.
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1880 l4th 81. NV. bU. 7-6444
DODGE. 1850. 2-dF, Sedan xlT5
FORD. 1910. 2-dT. Sedan 5000
PLYMOUTH, 1851. Club Cpe. S32h
PLYMOUTH, 1919, 4-dr Ged, Sl9h
Above cars have radios and heat
sIs sood rubber and motors. Can
Colesyille I'd. Colesvilie. Nd.
DODGE 1888 coronet IS" hardtop
ssi i'Iss on; ssSS6 our down best BIZ
MOTORS, 5OiO wis. ave. nv,
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ROYAL MOTORS
pLYMOIITH mo

- = 80 - - = So AANk4o
Areas Only Exclusive Piym. Dealer
400 0eorgta Ave, NV
IA. $4,000 IA $1,000
BUICK 1889 Riviera hafdtop eedani
ffay and white flnieh, power steer
value. Only ' 81 Sps Gee s ssslssess.
Capitol G diliac OldS Co.
l229 e2nd 81. NV, RR. 9-aoOn
BUICK 1883 super hf. riviera:
T. and h.. dynAiiow. Wv. tires,
tinted Elaaa; IS INSPECTED, 80, 600
mi's ss7b. OWNER. NO. 5-tse4,
BUCK 1884 SUPER hafdfoD. radio
heater, dynafioW drive. 2-t6ne nm
ish. immaeulate: 1-owner; 81 ,lH0
WHEELER. INC, CHRYeLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WlscoNsfN \. ". IN. 2-i6s0
BUICK 1888 aupef 4.1ir. RIVIERA:
radio, heater, dynafloW. new hfa11s.
go0d condition. $685. M F'1
Bowman Motor Sales
1o00 CA, Ave, NV RA. o-ila2
Open g-e
nr.on
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BUICK '55 epecial e-dr.; 10000
nile Seass., dys1- 7, an ass ;os s ss.s
81 nv. ni 1. 4 49,, - -. a.1n
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ROYAL MOTORS
PLYMOUTH INC

Areas Only Exclusive Plym. Dealer
400 GeorRta Ave. NV.
IA, $4,000 IA. o-2aOi
BUICK 80 Special a. inr9 1-dr,
beautiful LEI black with custom
black and white interior, Wv
/ tires. r and h. a,no1 mflaai new
car warranty: sas5ea HoRNER's
BUICK. hidtoan Dealer. iii
18th 81 n.Ws Dl. 7-3ooa.
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BUICK 1895 SUPER NIviefa hard
20 coupe. bl1s and white 1ossI
81 .SSS's cec s s',.i nssksE nov sA''
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DAUPHINE
by Renault
$1,005
l-Door. B-Pass. Sedan
Triumph TR-3
$2,625
Exclusive Distributor
BANK FINANCING
UNITED
AUTO SALES, INC.
2427. Rssdis DIiye 49,,
Open psIiS sna sat 70 IS''
p..llsgo Moore etd..s
b SUSl,ls ! i 81. a ) q
d. sOTO 1857 pew model l0i
Till ssesa srIr ss'ot sSsiPPed' , Ss,
soto-Piymouth. lee highway q
HiIlwood ave, JE, 1880.
Pc .opd sof Il, c ~ slDS coupe Al
DE SOTO 'b4 Power Master "8Si
+. and h., clean black car with
low mileage S94e. HORNER'f
18th 81. NV, DI. 7-a005.
DE- SOTO 1856 Seville haTdtop
power equipped. air. conditioned
T,so ass.i nea t az psewefiiite' very clean
L. hroy 4.1ps -, y Typ. c,,,y.,r..,..
s.ARiEeshItsEIF wIAsHISEadAfypsNI 15E GLEI
1900 WISCONSIN, NV EN-. e-l02l
DODGE $50 4-dr.; 7. and h.. TINTED
GLASS new tires. mechanicalll
perfect; price S495. KE. 6-659f
DODGE 80: excel tfansp. SI95
IS On. SIS per mo BOB KtTkf
kLEkN kAR5, 1897 Pa. ave. &
Ii. 4-77SS.
DODGE 1853 coronet VS. sedan
original gypsy green. r. and h.
eyIomatie drive; finest condition
MUST SELL, LOST OUR LEASE
WHOI4EEAl.E PRICE. $500, terms
WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wis. ave
NV, Re 3-4042
DODGE 1888 De luxe "6' 2-dT
sedan. clean, i-oWner car: must b
seen 70 be appreciated; S4e5.
ALDER OLDS. INC.
1880 14th 81. NV. DU. 7-644i
DODGE, 1850. 2-df, Sedan Si7i
FORD, 1870 2-dT. Sedan 500
PLYMOUTH, 1851, Club Cpe. S32i
PLYMOUTH. 1919, 4-df. eed. Gl9l
Above cars have radios and heat
ers. good rubber and motors. Car
be seen at Hnyder'B Corners, 1882
Colesville I'd. coiesVtlie. Nd
DODGE 1888 coronet s's" hardtop
hydra. one Of our best buys
~ l9a $3.50 down. BELL
MOTORS, 500 Wis. ave, NV.
ONLY AT BANNING'S
DODGE 1865
Custom Royal 4-dr; push-buttor
drive. = and h., other extras,
los -Inllease' l-ovneF. carefully
driven car. .S9b,
TAKE U. s, / TO:
BANNING & SONS
$500 Baltimore Blvd Open O..
ONs f-oOOu
FORD 1880 convertible eoupe
$500. true 10 600 miles: cream.
pun; loaded. FLOOD PONTIAC
4221 Conn.
FORD 54 customline ass eIul
coupe, Fordomatie and other ex.
traS, blue and ivory finish! . tip
TOD. one-owner car Sl,095, writ
ten guarantee
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r. I. Ave. NE, LA. o-iOoa
FORD go 2-dr. Custom; poppy;
BODY fair; asking $l25. DU
FORD ,57 300 skyIineT: 2-tone
special VS. engine, power Steering
Foroomatlc and h., Wv tires
1000 mi. BY diplomat. DE. $1,000
Ext. 80 or 80
FORD SIS Fairlane "s'' Victoria
Forcomatic and many other extras
ifopleai rose and white with white
wall tires, . striking beauty. ST.
S95, written euarantee
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r Ave, NE. LA. a-IO03
FORD So conyertibls; black. power
steering, =; and h., automatic
bbq urfEF SosS fTHlp' ), i sss
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
i12l 2lst St NV. Df 7-O1lI
FORD IS Calf. Custom Gin Nov
80 Motor Trend PAGE AZ: 81, 0O(
invest, sac. for 50 600; modiiec
engine ia. 7-e06S.
FORD So 2-tone cow: s-cyi.. Low
mileage. r.. h., Wv. tires. power
steering and brakes Fordomatlc
OWNER leaying town. best ofier
RE, 6-476s
FORD 81 crestline cow: r. and
h.. Fofdomatie. Wv tires S0pl
OF best offer. ~ 9-97s6
FORD Al De luxe sedan Splendid
looks and runs like new. kl4a III!
price. Mr.. ARTHUR, 1880 r. !
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FORD l956

SunlineF convertible: 2-tone green
white TOP, beautiful 2-tone interi-
or. ?. and h. fun power, equipped
Continental tire and many other
extras must be seen 70 be ap.
''se'~'eu' . MP .rro I'll I'll I'm %-Saoo
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BUICK 81 8upef Riviera: 2. and
h., hydra. dr.; looks and runs ex-
RoPrF NO Mo;,ro ssfp s ~ aovn'
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KIRK MOTOR Co

BUICK 1855 Century COW. q and
n, dyna.. power steering, brakes
windows. seat; this Is q spotlose
car; less than half the delivered
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9oo1 WIS. ave. NV. I'M d-4A3i
BUICK IS special l-dF.s dyna.
power steering, =, and .. R-tonG
srsen; Vs s,yn elsan ane lev m ll.'
NV. pI, 7.1oo3.
BUICK 1897 oaper 4-df. hordtop;
eeaptiigl showroom nnlsh inside
and out full power. dynanov. r
wire wheels and auto. speed eheck;
full price, S3.Oo6.
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ONLY AT BANNING's

DODGE 1855
Custom Royal 4-dr. push-button
/ drive. ?. and h., other extras. 4
I Low Inileage, 1-ownef, carefully
driven car: 81 ;S96,
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1928 eend 81. NV. n. $4,000
BUICK 1853 SPECIAL kardtoD coupe
black and white nnishs ful|S
ssqulpped absolutely nsW-eaf con,
Ss,k,,,.i.a.. s.r1. 49,
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ROYAL MOTORS
mr. TNy~

PLYMOUTH, INC.
Areas Only Exclusive Plymouth
Dealer 400 GeoFeia ave. NV
ia. $4,000 IA. s-2804
FORD SIS Country sedan VS.. q.
PASSENGER station wagon, =. and
VILE AuTo SAILS $3.50 RHODE
Island ave, WA. 1880.
FORD 1856 Town Sedan. :. and b !,
Fordomatic; an immaculate car
KIRK MOTOR co.
1898 Wis, Ave NV. EN-. 3-453a
FORD 1851 Custom "e'' a-passeF-
ger station wagon: very nice: $500
terms. BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis
ave. NV WO. $4,000
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ALDER OLDS, INC.

DODGE 1858 de IuTe a6S 5-dT.
s seen 3 clean bs loEnsr car Tust be
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1910 r. !. Ave NE. Ia. o-lO03
FORD go 2-dr. Custom; poppy;
BODY fair; asking $l25. DU
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0UWIIItIII WIUEUT OUICo
1900 Ca AVE-. NV RA o.ll2.
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SALES AND SERVICE

4b05 Wis. Ave NV ct AlbermaTle
FORD 1887 cow: fun power. orig
owner leaving country, S2.29b
JU. 9-439A.
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Capitol Cadlllac- ODDS ca.

l2aa aend 81. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1888 sedan; green Eray |,
clean, power steering, PQgef
! Csanifni CIisadillac-Oldsfn
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suburban CadiIIac-OI Dds
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda, Nc. OIL. 6-S700
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IcHEVROLET 1855 ''210's 4-df.
W. va .i .saad, q $50 sssii'; 10" MILEAGE
Silver Spring Auto City
|e45I o., Ave. 10, a-2420
IcHKVROLET 1884 1-dr, e. iuxs;
medium green fniah. radio. heater,
has had excellent care from /
owner; . neW-ear trade: $685..
Bowman Motor Sales
1900 Ca. Ave NV RA. s-l122
Open 80
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FORD ,57 300" skyiIner, 2-tone
special VS. engine, power steering
Foroomatie, and h., Wv tires
1000 mi. BY diplomat. DE $4,000
Ext. 81 or 80
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FORD n de luxe sedan splendid
looks and runs like new. kl4a ful
price. Mr.. ARTHUR, 1880 4. !
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VI Fef.l. -Uf,. 3. 8. %. N.sgNl
ONLY AT BANNING'S
BUICK 1854 Century t-df.: a..
nahow. radio. heater. iIbmaculntl
4-tone green. U.-w. tire1. 1 owner
loW-mileage car; sl.090.
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TRIANGLE FORD

FORD '54 Cust0mline $50 club
eoupei Fordomatie and other ex-
traS. blue and IVORY fnishi . tip
TOD, one-owner car; St,095, witt
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RANNING IA SONS

S6b0. true Is 900 miles: cream.
ppggn; loaded. FLOOD PONTIAC.
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FORD 81 2-tons COW: s-cyi-. low
mileage, r.. h., Wv. tires. powel
steering and brakes Fordomatle
OWNER leaying town. best oiieT
RE, 6-416s.
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CADILLAC 40 COW; = and b.
ATTsvILIE AUTO SAILS. $3.50
Rhode Island ave. WA. 7-i2S0.
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12s9 send 81. NV. Pc. $4,000
CADILLAC 1854 Coupe de Vile: p
tone gray. unusually clean. power
steering. power brakes. reduced 10
only $3.50 CcC guarantee. X
CQOit0l Cadillop.Ol1c m
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DODGE 90. excel tfansp. XlDb.
IS On. SIS per mo BOB Kinks
KLEIN KARs. 1897 Pa. ave. .,
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TaERE oUGRTA eE A LAWf

u eAlGs6AL sons =. =. =. me- one epE.n
NsoeT IKE 70 sac ouRlGo M GaL Is TNi
Customer WHO WALKS cuH AFTER nFlNc
eAONN NlERHTIilhlc IN Ttn eIoaE
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BUICK 1885 Estate Wagnnf oniy
1900 niles shoWFonm condition;
uew-car warranty
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TRIANGLE FORD

aUIU Z ave, NE "a. N-lOU3
FORD SO convertible: black. power
steering, =: and b.. automatic.
Ihunoereird engine. immaculate
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Mr.. Tom Beside Himself
By JAMES BIRCHFIELD
wARRENToN. VA.


THOMAS E. BARTENSTEIN. or Mr..
il Tom" as he is affectionately called
by his fellow workers in the Fauquier
County Circuit Court Clerks Office here, is
having a hard time getting away from
himself
For every time Mr.. Tom looks up from
his desk, he sees Mr.. Tom" peering down
at him from the wall.
This all has come about because the
County Board of Supervisors wanted to
pay tribute to Mr. Tom and his 80 years
of service as clerk of the Circuit Court
So the board commissioned Wesley Den
mis-, a well-known painter who lives in
Fauquier County, to paint portrait of
Mr. Tom The portrait has been accepted
by the board, presented to the clerks Of
fee, and now hangs on the wall over Mr..
Toms desk.
When the board told me they wanted
to have a portrait painted" Mr.. Tom says.
Il said / thought it might be little early.
But what can you do? feel little en-
barraSsed when people come in and COM
ment on the picture"
Just the other day there was a case in
point
II was walking up the street." says Mr..
Tom, when 1 met a good-looking red
haired woman. haven't the faintest idea
who she was. although 1 probably have
known her all her life.
But, anyway, she said, Good morning.
and then added that 1 looked twice as
young as that picture they hung in the
clerks Office.
Il walked on couple of steps, then I
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turned, bowed and said. Thank you l
suppose I'll get used TO it in time"
Mr. Tom, who is as straight as any Con-
federate general, although he will be 80
come August, has been more than just
clerk OF the court during his 80 years in
office. He has, in effect, been a servant of
the people.
Any local Nimrod who woke up on Sun
day, the day before hunting season opened,
to remember that he had forgotten TO get
his hunting license. had only to go to Mr..
Toms house.
Or some young couple bent on getting
married could count on Mr.. Tom. He would
come out almost any hour Of the night so
as to speed romance and future happiness.
During the war years, Mr.. Tom issued
lot of "out-of- hours" marriage licenses.
That was before ood-testing was manda-
tory, and Fauquier County was one place
where a couple could get license and get
married right away 1t kept Mr.. Tom busy,
but ne didn't seem TO mind.
Mr. Tom practically grew up in the
clerks office After completing school at
the old South Warrenton Military Acad-
envy, he went to New York in 1898 to work
in a real estate Office. But he returned to
WarrentOn in 1902 to take a Job in the
clerks Office
Mr. Toms father, A. r. Bartenstein,
served as clerk of the county court, and
was made deputy circuit court clerk when
the two Offices were combined in 1904 un-
der the new Virginia Constitution.
In 1918 Mr.. Tom was appointed clerk to
succeed John R. Turner. who had served
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-12

DEALER m HATE With a confederate flag:
for his background. Asa E. (Ace) Couter. execa-
tive secretary Of en- Alabama White Citizens
Council. Is shown addressing q meeting in Birn-
inghum recently. He called for the election Of
city oificiuls next May who viii enforce segregd-
ton regardless Of the Federal government
QVewspress Photo).
Evening star., 1957-12-15
To Love Fragrance
Is to Use It Daily

furne for those all TOO rare
special occasions and using
cologne daily instead. pre-
pare yourself for q shock. for
not only are you not being
thrifty. but you are. In fact.
being wasteful. Perfume does
not improve with age. It
spoils or breaks down" In
stead. So don't allow your
self to fall into the habit Of
being a once-a-week-per-
fume-wearer. Rather. make
It a practice 70 get all the
beauty and pleasure you can
from your perfume by wear
ing It constantly-not only
every day. but all day.
Now. here's how TO use per-
fume and cologne or toilet
water properly. Before dress
ing In the morning-and any
other time during the course
OF the day when you change
your clothes-literally slather
your body with a favored CO.
logne or toilet water. tThese
two products serve the same
purpose. and are inter-
changeable in their use)
Then. touch" Q few drops
Of perfume 70 your pulse
spots-the inside wrists. bend
Of the elbows. at the hollow
Of the throat. at temples. be-
hind the ears and since
Evening star., 1957-12-15

scent rises. q nice Idea IL TO
apply perfume behind the
knees. When you have dressed
completely. spray the per-
fume all about you with an
atomizer. or one Of the newly
designed aerosol containers.
80 that q fine mist settles on
your clothes.
Advice
A word Of advice, however,
on this. the only correct way
Of wearing liquid fragrance
products. II you are not in
the habit Of applying scent
In this manner. begin doing
80 gradually. to avoid the
self-conscious feeling Of being
overly perfumed. Here again
we may liken perfume TO
lipstick. Do you remember
the very ilrst time you wore
lipstick? And how the sud-
den color on your lips seemed
exaggerated? Then. as time
passed. you became more ad-
justed, not only TO the idea
Of wearing lip rouge, but also
TO the brighter. more attrac-
tive look" II gave you. so
that today you feel down.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Bethesda Won1an's Club
To Chaperon Cotillions

Three cotillions for young
people of the junior dance
group. sponsored by the
Woman's Club Of Bethesda,
will be held this week In the
clubhouse.
The beginning IL to IA
year-old group viii have
their first formal dances on
Thursday and Friday nights
from 8 to 10 pm. The adj
vanced group win have It's
dance Saturday night from
8 to II pm.
Mrs. Walter I. Waldrop,
junior dance chairman. and
Mrs. william ]. Robinson.
co-chairman. have arranged
for the dances to start with
the grand march to the mu-
Evening star., 1957-12-15

right pale without II. FRA
grance Ia like that. too. II
you are unused TO wearing
II in correct quantity. begin
In an understated manner by
applying cologne lavishly and
simply touching perfume TO
the pulse spots. After q few
weeks OF that kind of appli-
cation. you will have become
SO accustomed TO an aura of
fragrance about you that you
may then add the final fra
grant spray of perfume.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
'Glee Club to Sing
Al Guilds Pro0runf

The Woman's Guild Of the
American University will hold
It's Christmas meeting Tues
day at 1880 am. in Mary
draydon Hall.
The University Glee Club
viii perform at the meeting
and Mrs. Geodrey Creyke
will give q Christmas read
ing.
Luncheon in the college
dining room will follow.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

The use Of fragrance. on
the part Of American women.
Is growing greater each year.
for beauty and etiquette ex-
perts agree that products Of
scent are no more meant TO
be saved" for special occa-
sions than lipstick. Fra
GRANGE adds so much to q
woman's appearance. per-
sonality and self-confidence
that II is now considered not
only correct for every day
wear. but also essential to
every woman who cares about
the way she looks.
II you love fragrance. for
the nice things It does TO
and for you. 1t Is important
that you should know the
correct use OF the liquid fra
GRANGE products. which are
perfume. cologne and toilet
water.
A Mistaken Notion
Some women haye the mis-.
taken notion that cologne
or toilet water can be used
in place OF perfume. This is
absolutely untruel Colognes
and toilet waters are designed
for q completely different
purpose. which Is that OF
forming the foundation OF
your fragrance. much the
same as face powder forms
the foundation OF your make
Up. Similarly. perfume pro-
vides the emphasis 70 your
fragrance just rs lipstick
provides the accent TO your
makeup.
II you think you're being
thrifty by saving your per-
Evening star., 1957-12-15

sic Of Dick Streeton's or
chestra.
There will be prizes given
for contests Of the jitterbug.
spot and elimination dances.
Members Of the Woman's
Club win serve as chaperons
for all three cotillions.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Mrs. Allmdn VIII
Enfartdin ldmAa

A tea honoring members Of
the Colonel william Branth-
wayte District of Columbia
Society, Colonial Danes Of
the XVII Century. viii be
given by Mrs. Frederick l..
Altman Wednesday after
noon at her home. 2S25
Wyoming avenue.
, 1957-08-13
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