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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

COOPERATIVE APIS. FOX SALe
MERIDIAN HILL VIC. 4 rms: 3rd,
A. front; priced to sell or eXch on
house; 'estr. Write Box 4-B. Star
KAYLoK GARDENsadImmed; s1, gseg- &C y
fiv rm.. dinette. Can be seen Sat.
So. SF s95i g53 vi t. 4i1s 4 3.oS S0'h ST is: se
owNERooCcuPiED front apartment
overlooking broad avenue, near 18th
81. NV; fine condition; living room,
Sans Sath: ample aIei storage: : 4th floor, near
sHs'Gi ssops and GInIeen Sisht Of sun
f61,rs asS sa sHoEMAKER MIC MfI.as f7e 81 i95 s.
vRTERANs II; II NA oSLY-Nevly on redeco-
5sns 5sted : 2,Oed5W in sEso apt in Nayior Gar
I%MED5iArE S9f occGUPANcY-veteEEsqqs an
rm, Wing apt, Si,ss2 down. S74.5o
NrsR ,o.Al mo; nstL payRsnt1 SHn e. "a: 5Iw w
closet space switchboard andd ele2
vator service; $500. with 5000
cash Call Mr. Gavin, with H. G.
ISN'T SMRTa9 a9ki2f; SSi ST piRk BRoe mr. 18th and
ette. Kit and bath: owner will re-
decorate; price. S6,S00; terms. AID.
@05a. WA. 30S4 Ii
FRONT. COR. APT: . large rooms,
kit and bath, 3 large closets. Open
Sunday, l to 4 pm. 1926 18th 81.
NV. Apt. 4n6. GE 33l3.
Vic. 18th and Columbia Rd.
Comb bed-llv rm. kit, bath apt;
modern, restricted. apt. building; vel
established. efficiently run co-opera
tive. S5 500 with half cash required.
NO. S25S, ewes. or Sun. 2707 Adams
Mil I'd. NV. Ia
MASS. AVE. NE.
Good substantial bldg, very conv.
nelghborhood; l or . bedrm. type
apis. with full bath; moderate down
payment, bal. financed as low as
$50 per mo-, incl. utilities. Mr..
Cross for appt. PAUL P. STONE,
Realtor. 10l5 18th st. NV. MA.
7379. Ia
4 AND 5 ROOM APIS.
Open Sat. and Sun, l to 6
1924 Mass. ave. ne. and bed
50. See Mr.. TolSon in Apt. 5.
FIR. 51l9 or FIR. O390.
HfD NhIHNI DEAF NV ~
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DURANT-HILLAND
EN- $500: ewes. Oh. O736
BETHESDA BUNGALOW
RETHESDA MD

LII AAcOOA, NAD.
Open Sun l till dark. 6sO1 Exfair
rd-Located in the desirable Edge
moor section. This modern stone
and brick home is a short distance
from the u S. Health Center and
Naval Hospital Ist floor has liv
rm. with fireplace. din. rm. and mod.
kit. and lge. cheerful brkfst. rm ;
2nd floor has 3 very nice-sized bed
rms, > tiled baths; stairs to very
lge. finished attic. There also Is a
small nursery room of the master
bedrm.; side scrnd. porch and deep
fenced lot. att. garage. The home
is in excellent cond; owner trans
ferred. Priced reasonably: $4,000
1st trust. Az: well financed. Dl-
rections: Out Wis. ave. to heart Of
Bethesda. turn left 3 blks. this side
OF Bethesda Bank on Hampden lane,
down Hampden lane past Edgemoor
Club, continue 3 blocks and turn left
on Exfair w B. WRIGHT. Realtor,
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HOME REALTY co.

3 LGE. VACANT APIS.
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV.
An excellent address, q block Of
Conn. ave Open for your inspection
today from p m. to pm. Featur-
ing large rooms with southwest cross
ventilation; real freplaceS and many
services including " elevators and
telephone switchboard Ask one
our statesmen at the apt bldg. TO eX-
plain the many advantages of CO.
operative ownership; including Fed
eral income tax deductions for taxes
and interest.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwes.
CORNER HOME
Owner Will Sacrifice

Open today. to 5. 1876 Underwood
st. NV. Vacant. immed. poSS. of
this modern Diet. brick. = large
rms, 2l2 baths. 1st f., powder
room. fireplace in liv room and
basement, gas ht. LOUIS RUDDEN,
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OPEN SUM- 1-DARK

OPEN SUN, 1-DARK
4osl Conn. aye. NV. This sonysn,,: s,,.u !:
excellent 1st trust financing, reason:
able cash down payment to auahned
purchaser; contains rms, tnclud"
Ing 8 bedrooms, built-in yarase'
many other features; immediate oc-
ssprnsE. SaFi RE. $3.50. 81 si'Dham on D'sn,''''
Colonial Investment Co.
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mr.. 5TH & PEABODY

A very desirable semi-det brick home
with Z rooms, 3 bedrooms, sun room,
tile bath attached garage; oil heat
Possession with deed Low price
insureS quick sale. Call NE. tl43
until 6 pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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(5) NEW HOUSES

Detached bricks, not far from Conn
ave. and Albemarle ST. NV; 3 bed
rooms; gas heat; walking distance
to Bureau of Standards; AL con-
venient location: asking S22,950
Shown by appointment. EDWIN L.
ELLIS, Realtor, 1910 Vermont ave.
Rm 217. RE. 5l4O.
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HEMI,OCK ST

l415-New Groom brick, slate roof,
detached garage. recreation room,
maids room, tiled bath in base
ment, powder room on first floor, :.
baths ON second floor; stairway to
attic, copper cutters and plumbing
Open Sunday ! to pm GE. O066
ARTHUR AUGUST & CO.. vi. O636
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Vic. 18th and Columbia Rd.
Comb bed-liv. rm. kit, bath apt;
modern, restricted. apt. building; vel
established. efficiently run co-opera-
tive. So. 500 with half cash required
NO. S25S, ewes. or Sun. 2707 Adams
NH I'd u, 10
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423 DECATUR ST. NV.
2 COMPLETE APTS.
Open Sunday. . to. 5 pm; occupy
one. rent other at S72 80 per mo.
Would also make excellent 6arm..
"-bath family, home. S13.500 or
best offer. Substantial cash neces-
sary. Mr.. Clark. GE. 2Ol
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV" Realtor, D1.
:}346. 10
523 Quackenbos st. NV.
Open sun, IL to Beautiful SEMI
det, brick home-s .,ds; lss; bsdrms;; sa.1is,;,.
iee' liv. rrn., firepl.,- din, rni., 1Es.
Kit. recreation rm., byilt-in ssrass.
front porch and spacious Eroundk
Priced for quick sale. ]. QEEALO
JUSTINE. Az 5th St. NV: pl oss9s
(Cor tinued 90 Next PagS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwsst
acARTHIIR BLVD.

l APT. AVAILABLE in this 3-unit
home Open Sunday , to 6. Els
Cedar St NV. Price, $4,000; S2.-
900 down. Mr.. Abel, KAY REALTY.
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$10,5O0 BUNGALOW
1907 Varnum st. NV.

Open Sun. to pm-Beautiful g
story tapestry brick. 8 rms. IS bed
rmS), . baths, attic, mod. kit. ga
rage; excel. cond.; poSs; only S19,-
$50; lst trust, $4,000; bargain.
ME-
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1900 Blk. Rittenhouse St.
tiful 2-story row brick. 6 lovely rms.
and 2 complete baths. Kitchens.
3-rm. apt. with complete bath in
basement. oil h.-w.h.; Al condi-
ton. Priced to sell this week For
details call till 9 pm. weekdays;
Sun, IL to 8.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
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1851 SHEfIIDAN . I.
Open Today, l Till Dark
Come out and see this Lovely semloSS
rms. pun 3 twin-sized bedrms.. 2 baths.
rec. rm. with bar, gar. gas neat. ete.
Low cash payment, balance truss'
JESS FISHER 81 CO., INC.
1Aon K at NV. Realtors, E4. ASAIs
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PETWORTH

Arkansas ave. Row brick: must be
sold quick; price less than S14.50o.
bedrms, liv. rm., din. rm,, KIT;
bath, screened-in rear porch, tull
basemt. built-in garage. KlRkS
REALTY CO., RE. 1914; eyes, RA.
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"ESTATE SALE"

Near l4th and Emerson. One OF
those well constructed det. frame
and stucco homes with rooms, 4
to stores; schools and transporta-
ton. Vacant. Needs redecoration
but at $4,000 this should prove a
pickup. Call ME- 43 until q pm.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-07-18

been so closely associated for over
a quarter of a century, was
prompted by the decision to make
a complete change in his martial
status.
While Mr.. White is entitled to
manager his private affairs, his
position achieved through an un-
ending battle for rights for the
colored minority, becomes unten-
able and will, in the opinion of
keen observers have bad effects
on the organizations future and
raise the question of his own sin
cerity of purpose. This recent
move will give additional ammuni-
ton to the southern whites who
long have asserted that the MA
ACP and similar groups merely
seek social equality for colored
Americans.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-07-18
Committee
concluded from page u

Committee
Concluded FROM page -
that nature.
We wonder if the school board
is interested in filling the shoes
of the late principal with a per-
son of a similar bent of mind. He
was an ardent advocate of segre-
cation.
The "committees' appear to be
basing their choices on friendship
or on personal bias. At least not
one of them a claim the sup
port of the masses of Negroes. In
fact the masses don't even know
what is going on.
We feel that the new principal
Of Dunbar should possess the adj
ministrative abilities necessary for
such an important position. He
should be a leader in the sense
that he sees far enough ahead to
an end of segregation in the Day
ton school system. This does not
mean he has to openly and pub
licly advocate it (that would sure
ly lose him his position). But he
should be smart enough to give
quiet assent to it. He should have
the respect of the community as a
whole.
Groups desiring certain individ-
uals to be appointed to the posi-
ton should consider these things
carefully.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-07-18

hold a tournament in this state.
81 can assure you that we have
the word of the officials of Allan
tic City that they are not inter-
ested in securing the ABC tourna-
ment again as long as the above
mentioned policy remains in eff
feet. I can also say that l feel
certain we will receive complete
backing in our position from all
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-07-18
Board To
concluded from page 81

6OQfQ O.
concluded from page 81
CLIO council.
The council backed it's state
ment with a letter written by Jo-
seph L. Bastard, assistant COM
missioner of education in charge
of the division against discrimina-
ton. BASTARD wrote in part:
81 might state officially that as
long as the American Bowling Con-
gress continues it's policy Of ex-
clusion Of Negroes from partici-
pating in such tournments, the Di-
vision Against Discrimination in
New Jersey will resist any effort
on the part of the organization to
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-07-18
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concluded from page ~
tentions for sometime and the pair
has been reported together in pub
lie on numerous occasions.
The woman, Mrs. Poppy Can
non, a Divorce with three chill
dren, each by a different husband,
has been identified with publish
ing and publicity for some time.
She is connected, it is reported
with the Haitian Information bu-
reau in New York. MI. White
some time ago, is said to have
made "consultant'' to the bureau
regarding matters concerning Ne
gro publications. He recently Wis
tied the island.
One story is that Mrs. White
has been granted a divorce and
has received a property settlement
this story followed the denial
that a divorce had been granted
the wife of the noted racist.
It is generally felt that Mr..
Whites ssleave of absence" from
the NAACP with which he ha
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-07-18

the state officials who might be
involved if such a situation should
arise"
Bustard's letter was written to
Arthur Chaplin, civil rights diree-
tor of the council, in answer to
whether the nti-discrimination d.
vision would act if the ABC wishe |
to stage another tournament IN
New Jersey.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
UnitedNotions and Parties.
On Calendars Of Diplomats
By Katherine M. Brooks

The Australian Ambassador and
Mrs. Norman j. o. Maxim will go
to New York tomorrow where the
Ambassador will serve as head
of the Australian delegation to the
United Nations Assembly. The
Australian Minister for External
Affairs, Mr.. Herbert Evatt is head
of the delegation but owing to his
duties as chairman of the Assem-
bly, will leave much of the dele
cations duties to the Ambassador.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evatt arrived in
New York at 5 o'clock yesterday
morning and the Ambassador was
there to meet them. They came
from London where Mr., Evatt has
been on business for some weeks.
The Ambassador came back later
yesterday to attend the several
functions arranged in honor OF
the Foreign Ministers OF other
countries.
The Canadian Ambassador and
Mrs. Hume Wrong have a number
of parties on their calendar this
week in connection with the meet
ing of Canadian consuls in this
country and officials of the Min
istry of External Affairs. The first
of these will be a luncheon IN the
Embassy Wednesday when the
Ambassador and Mrs. Wrong Will
be the hosts. Later that day the
Commercial Counselor. and Mrs.
John H. English will give a cock
tail party for the consuls In their
home on Fulton street.
The Canadian Minister and Mrs.
Thomas A. Stone will give a
cocktail party Friday for the con-
suls which will follow the closing
session of the conference. Thurs
day the Attache and Mrs. Loren
H. LaVigne will give a similar
party for the visitors.
Mr.. Hugh Scully. consul gen.
eral in New York will arrive Tues
day for the conferences and others
who will attend the sessions are
Mr. Edmond Turcotte. consul gen.
eral in Chicago: Mr.. j. j. Hurley,
consul in Detroit: Mr.. Harry
Scott, consul general in San Fran
cisco who formerly was CONNER
cial counselor at the embassy here
some time ago. and Mr.. Theodore
F. Newton, former first secretary
and information officer. now con-
sui In Boston. MIR. Newton viii b
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Exclusively Yours,

Topfignt Capitalites sang songs.
did stunts. and amused themselves
beyond measure at the Andre Vis-
sons dinner the other evening.
The party was light and gay. ut
terly charming and so interna-
tional that French, the diplomatic
language, had to be resorted to
almost entirely.
The host, acting as master Of
ceremonies. made delightful re-
marks about each guest as he
called on them to say or do some
thing amusing. Italian Ambassa-
dor Alberto Tarchiani, whose
humor, like that Of most Italians,
matches the best American brand.
told a couple Of stories that tickled
every one from the start; Repre-
sentative John Davis Lodge added
his rich singing voice to Capt.
Pierre Lancelot's in q famous
French navy drinking song, and
0We0lstI ftkuOdood0OA IA Ia 4~SAAS
man initiated each member OF an
international round table confer
ence back in Prime Minister
Neville Chamberlain's day that
put his entire audience in stitches.
Undaunted when her turn came.
lady-like Signora Tarchiani sang
parody on La donna mobile"
from Rigoletto. and the inimitahle
Francesca Bragiotti Lodge sang q
French song combined with some
fancy cheer leading. Belgian
Camille Quit. director Of the In
ternational Monetary Fund, re-
galed the company with wonderful
stories about how he started his
career and American Eleanor de
Bekessy. temporarily here from
her beloved Paris. was asked to
give q short address on what Paris
thinks Of Americans. Mrs. Trux-
tun Beaie and Nine. Bohemian
managed TO eonfins themselves to
listening. but Mira Robert Low
Bacon was put--as the saying goes
on the carpet. Famous for her
parties Of politicoes who are con-
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accompanied by MRS. newton anu
they will renew many old friends
and acquaintances.
officials of the Office of Exter-
nal Affairs in Ottawa who are
coming to the meetings include
Mr.. Leslie Chance, head OF the
consular division. and Mr.. Allan
Anderson head of the information
division. Also attending these ses-
sions will be Mr.. G. r. Heasman,
director of trade and commerce
service of the Trade and Com
merce Department; Mr.. A. L. Jo-
life, director of immigration, de-
partment Of Mines and Research;
Mr.. Leo Dolen. director Of the
Canadian National Travel Bu-
reau: Mr.. j. Earle Donem, customs
adviser of the Consulate in New
York; Mr.. L. w. Chetwin. coor-
dinator of the artists bureau of
the Canadian National Film Board
and Miss Janet Scellen, of the
Film Boards Office in New York.
The Chilean Ambassador, Senor
Felix Neito del Rio. will give q
small and informal luncheon
Tuesday for the Chief of the
Chilean Air Force, Gen. Aurelio
Celedon who will be in Washing
ton for few days this week. The
following day the Air, attache of
the embassy, Group Capt. Ar
mando Ortiz and Sonora de Ortiz
will give cocktail party for the
visiting officer and those In his
party.
The Turkish Ambassador and
Nine. Erkin will entertain in hon.
or of their Minister of Foreign
Affairs, Mr.. Necmettin Sadak. and
Nine. Sadak. when they come to
Washington. The Foreign Min
lister and his wife are en- route to
this country and are expected TO
arrive tomorrow in New York for
the opening of the meetings OF
the United Nations Assembly. for
which the Foreign Minister heads
the Turkish delegation.
The New Zealand Ambassador
and Lady Berendsen. who are In
New York for the opening Of the
United Nations Assembly. will be
back for the week end. Lady Ber-
endsen will be hostess at what she
hopes win be q garden party April
u when she viii entertain men,
bers of the garden club to which
she belongs.
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fronted with all sorts of leading
questions on vital matters, she
was told that she would have TO
answer any and all questions
popped at her. The evening was
delicious. hilarious and passed by
too quickly.
The Tarchianis have been
friends for years Of the elegant
Italian Foreign Minister. Count
Carlo Sforza. who is here to sign
the North Atlantic Pact. A walk
ing Van Dyke painting. the Italian
nobleman has always had O way
with the ladies. A worldly. cul-
tured person. he is very much Of
an internationalist and like Am
bassador Tarchiani preferred exile
to Mussolini. The distinguished
Countess Sforza, who arrives here
tomorrow for q day or two, has
done housework In exile with the
same serenity that she has re-
ceived some Of the most important
people in the world.
Francesca Lodge has completed
q package film for television that
win give the world an idea what
a congressman's wife's day is like,
and incidentally the congress
mans day. too. She did 1t TO coun-
teract the frequently prevalent
notion that q congressman has
an easy life living of the fat Of
the land. welding lots Of power
and cutting q ngure at cocktail
parties. The mere thought Of
Francesca's average day viii give
most women q headache.
The cute and amusing blond
wife OF the Connecticut Repre-
sentative does her own cooking.
After she gets breakfast for
Beatrice. age 10. and gets her Oh
to school. she nxes her husband Q
breakfast with the minimum OF
noise because he has 70 read four
papers before . O'Clock. That
means the virehatred terrier and
four puppies have 10 b subdued.
too.
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miss johnson
lis Bride of
EugeneMoore

Washington society. resident and
official, mingled with New York
socialites at the reception which
followed the wedding yesterday of
Miss Mora johnson and MIR.
Eugene Minton Moore, which took
place in st. Johns Church on
Lafayette Square.
The reception was held in the
Massachusetts, avenue home of the
brides mother. Mrs. Aymar John
son of Washington and Islip. Long
Island, and guests from out-of-
town included Mrs. Minton Moore
of Union Springs. Ala, mother of
the bridegroom; Miss Alice Pres
ton of London. aunt of the bride,
and scores Of New Yorkers.
Prominent Washingtonians In
the company were Senator H.
Alexander Smith, who escorted the
bride, and Mrs. Smith: Mrs. Jo-
seph z. Davies, Senator and Mrs.
Millard z. Tydings, Senator Alex
ander Wiley. the former Hun
garian Minister and Mrs. A. Sze-
gedy-Maszak, Representative and
Mrs. Ralph Gwinn, Countess
Laszlo Szechenyi, Representative
and Mrs. George Andrews, Mr..
Ivan Macy, Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
vereide. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald c.
Stone, Capt. and Mrs. Archibald
Turnbull, Or. and Mrs. Edward c.
Acheson, DIR. and Mrs. Elmer
Lewis Kayser, Mrs. William Ster-
ling, DR.. and Mrs. Charles Gauss.
Mrs. Philip M. Rhinelander and
many others.
The Rev. c. Leslie Glenn, rector
of st. Johns, assisted by the Rev.
Charles Stewart Mackenzie Of
the Western Presbyterian Church,
officiated at the ceremony, and
the bride was given in marriage
by her mother.
Miss Ava Moore. sister Of the
bridegroom, was the maid Of
honor, and the bridesmaids were
Miss Geraldine Livingston land
Miss Cornelia Manierre OF New
York. Miss Joan Bissett and Miss
Mary Edith Bolton.
Capt. Charles Townsend was
best man and the ushers were
Mr.. William Fort Moore, brother
of the bridegroom; Mr.. Charles
Frederick Hoffman of New York.
Mr.. Arthur Rice, MIR. A. Grim
johnson. Mr.. Roger Rowe and Mr..
Charles Watson.
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Service Sets
.SCheduleFull
OF Parties
Gayety to Cease
For Holy Week
Observance Only
ey Betty Murphy

Parties In the service Get are
continuing right on through this
week Just as they did all during
Lsnt. But everything will stop
suddenly when Holy Week COM
menccs. and pick up again with
bang right after Easter. THERE'S
never O dull moment In Wash.
inetonl
Scheduled for today Is the
cocktail party 1t. Col. and Mrs,
Charles O. Herman are giving for
the new ouartermaster General Of
the Army and Mrs, Herman Field
man, and for "Wednesday The
luncheon Mrs. Frank Roger Keefer
and Mrs. william r. Willett will
give jointly at the Womans Ma
tional Democratic Club In honor
of Mrs. Omar Bradley and MIRA.
Herbert Augustine Smith.
On Thursday Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Harry r. Thompson will en-
tertain at cocktails for Col. and
Mrs. Russell Skinner. who are
going 10 Geneva. The SINNERS.
incidentally. are spending the
week end In Chicago. They went
10 say sood-by 10 their daughter
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
King Carr. before leaving for
Switzerland. where Col. Skinner
will be connected with t1e Inter-
national Refugee Organization
Two events slated for Saturday
are the cocktail parties Brig Gen.
and Mrs. Robert II. Pepper and
Col. and Mrs. James l., DenhArn.
both Of the Marine Corps. are CIV
ina In their respective Connecticut
avenue apartments.
Many Coektod Porties
Yesterday wAs q full day for
the service set. There were sew
eral cocktail parties. one given for
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Myron c.
Cramer by Col. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Erana. another for Col and Mira.
X. w. Miller by one OF the Shore
ham Spanish classes. q third given
by Ii. Col. and Mrs. John p. Hoist
for Col. Hoist'S mother. Mra.
Pierre Hoist. and niece. Miss Betty
Dixon. here for an extended visit
from Savannah. and for Col.
Frederick c. Roberts. n week-efd
guest from Easton. Pa. and o
fourth by MAJ. Harmon p. Rim
mer. military aide a. the White
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard O. Mac
Carteney gave o cocktail buffet
last night for Mira Maccartsnsys
brother and sister In Law. Col. and
Mrs. Randolph Tucker PendIston.
who are weekend guests from
Newark. Del. and Mrs. George r.
Hilderbrand entertained ~ q
luncheon at the Army Navy coSEn-
/ try Club for her mother. Mira J. T.
Denning Of Union City. Tenn.
Ii. Gen, and MrA. Robert l..
/ Eiehelberger headed the list Of
guests nj Col. and Mira. Erana D
party for the Craners. and other
| top offsciais we're MAJ. Gen. ard
Mrs. Eugene L. Etibank. MAJ. Gen.
and Mrs. Reginald c. Harmon.
Maj. Gen. and Mira. Albert NJ.
Jones. Brig Gen Edwin c. Mcneil.
Brig. Gen. Franklin r. shaw. BFix.
Gen. and krx. Bonner Feiiera.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs.. A. Roteft
lInxbHrEia and Brig, Gen. and
Mrs. Carries r Rognulo.
The United States Ambassador
10 the Philippines and MTa. Esn-
nett oNesi. Philippine justice
and Mrs, Delnn JaranIila. for
whom Gen. and Mrs. cyarseT are
giving o reception next Saturday,
and Philippine Minister and Ma
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