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Evening star., 1949-01-15
Hungarian ExiIes Form
European Unity Group
Ry the Assoeioted Press

PARIS, Jan. 15.-A group of Hun
garian exiles opposed to the present
Budapest regime formed commit
tee for European unity today and
named Paul Auer, former Hungarian
Minister here, as President.
Mr.. Auer was one of the Hun
garian diplomats who resigned in
1947 to protest the overthrow Of the
previous Hungarian government by
the Communists.
In a brief statement, Auer said
the Hungarian people desire to
participate in the formation Of a
European federation.
Evening star., 1949-01-15

6V6nGS Will
times a week
Mondays,
w ed nesdays
and Fridays
on the page
opposite the
e d i t o r / a |
page.
Mr.. Stokes
Is one OF Gne
distinguished
mem berS of
the Wa aSh-
ington corps
of corr e -
SpondentS
Evening star., 1949-01-15
Train Fire Injuries so

HONG KONG, Jan. Is (P).-More
than so passengers on the south
bound train from Wuchang to Can
ton today were injured by the second
railway fire within the week. The
fire was believed to have been caused
by chemicals carried by some Of the
passengers,
Evening star., 1949-01-15
Egyptians Seek
Par|eyAction on
Trapped Troops
Release of 5000 at
FoIujo Is Sought in
Rhodes Negotiations
BY the Associated Press

RHODES, Jan. 15.-Egyptians
began negotiations today for the
release of an estimated 5000
Egyptian troops trapped by
Israeli forces at Faluja, in Pal
eStine's Negeb Desert.
This was part of the second major
item on the agenda for armistic ne
gotiations aimed at ending Israeli
Egyptian warfare and bringing full
peace to the Holy Land
Both sides agreed yesterday, in
conferences under the eye of DR..
Ralph j. Bunche. the United Ma
tions acting Palestine mediator. to
halt all offensive military operat tions
during the period of the talks and
to respect each others national Sc
curity
Spokesmen said details of the
armistice preamble adopted yester-
day would not be made public until
the discussions end-perhaps next
week.
Trapped at Faluja.
The Egyptians were trapped at
Faluja, northeast of GAIA, in Octo-
ber during the first Israeli campaign
in the Negeb
Today's talks followed yesterdays
pattern. DR.. Bunche saw the heads
of each delegation and selected
Egyptians and 1sraelis to hammer
out terms of the armistice in top
secret meetings. The official full
sessions are merely formalities and
take little time
Yesterday the negotiators quickly
agreed on respect for national secur-
ity and an end of aggressive action.
Each point on the agenda is sue
cessively more difficult, however.
A usually reliable source said DR..
Bunche submitted a draft proposal
to both delegations covering all mill
tary and boundary phases of the
Negeb dispute. This includes the
Faluja pocket, armistice demarca-
ton lines, withdrawal and reduction
of forces. The Security Council
ordered Withdrawals last November
ana december.
If the bold stroke by DR.. Bunche
succeeds, observers say the confer
ence in effect would be over. All
that would remain would be the
actual drafting and signing Of the
terms
Withdrawal Put on Agenda.
Point No. 2 of the agenda calls
for implementation of the Security
Council resolution of November 4
and November l6. which ordered
both Jews and Arabs to withdraw
to positions held October IA and to
for peace.
The withdrawal order to the
Egyptians actually was just ges-
ture. Jewish troops had driven
them back, mile after mile, since
their October Is often
sive and were hammering at Egyp-
tian border positions when cease-flre
orders came last week.
The Israeli delegation. headed by
Walter Eytan, came empowered to
sign an armistice in the name of
the Tel AVN government. Col. MO-
hamed Ibrahim Self Eddines Egyp-
tian delegation is authorized only
to initial such a pact and then sub
NIT it to Cairo for signature.
Radio Group Arrives.
Israeli soldiers, including two
girls, flew in yesterday with full
to install a radio re-
ceiver and transmitter to keep Mr..
Eytans group in direct touch with
Tel Aviv.
Col. Yigal Yadin. Israeli opera
tions chief, strongly denied pub
lished reports that the Jewish army
is demobilizing.
Col. Yadin told newsmen there
is a move, not to demobilize, but to
increase the efficiency of the army.
Evening star., 1949-01-15
AirIift PIune Catches Fire

WEISBADEN, Germany, Jan. Is
R-A Wiesbaden-to-Berlin airlift
plane caught fire on takeof1 here
today. A blazing engine did major
damage to the C-54 transport but no
one was hurt.
Evening star., 1949-01-15
Thomas Stokes Column
To Appear in The Star

Thomas Z. Stokes becomes
a Star Columnist next Monday.
His comment on men and
events will appear three
Evening star., 1949-01-15
Argentine Diplomat Dies

HAVANA, Cuba, Jan. Is F9.-Ar-
gentine Ambassador Santiago VAL
enti, 38, died last night.
Evening star., 1949-01-15

(See CHINA, Page A-2)
Evening star., 1949-01-15

Continued en- Page A-10, Col. 3.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
All advertisements offering
automobiles for sole must in.
eIude actuui selling price Of cor
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1e4s 4-dr. sedan: same body
sss'e a. essss55. NO Morris 40 eonverti5le.
Se75. '48 MG $1,395, Renault 40
sedan. $975. Also dealers for %
foreign cars. JACK PRY. Conn. ave.
at S st. and 18th and Pa. ave. Sc.
AUSTIN 4.door sedan; bran nLand-nsT dn,S
s1,e25 delivered, terms and trade.
Parts. MANHATTAN AHTo q RA- !.
DIo 2 c c0i 8o s9fh 9ahr sides 7th At r ST.
BUICK aiS;i 10 is41 1SSl s.pass. sedan; s.s4'
siTE aUTo oVWHi WWHoIEsALERs, fIsll 1881 Bla.
densburg rd. Ii. $500. .
quality car; 81 .394. $3.50 down
Mhz sAEERs sr' 17si aGres BadeDsp1rs wdoii rd Il
BUICK 1910 sedan: nne condition:
s295: terms, $95 down: Mr.; ad.
BUICK 1s47 eonvertinle soppe; geG eeai5R1 Ya5o
WHoLEsALERs, 1731 Biadensburs
BUICK 1910 super club coupe; r
and h.; very neat inside and 9g ept {
MoToe5Ra e5aI SALES, 1a46 Que st. n NV
Buick RH sSYS 1889 4-dr.; excellent condi.
l765 NJ. vernon ave. AL. 1924 20
s11ek 4Hsa I'll Isas & Super ssaans.s.; IiS ielly
equipped; immaculate. First choice.
WHEELMoBILE. $1,b45. only $464
down, $14.23 a week. WHEELER.
INC, Chryslers outstanding dealer,
1891 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 6277'
BUICK 1s47 convertible coupe; equip; 6c
ssz1 $zShrsSashsg' Nah pay z7sH R''sh s
BTick III; K 1916 SlsSGS; RSc;admaster sedaneste;
radio, heater and seat covers. clean
car. $l,l95. BREWER MOTORS
INC, Bill wisconsin ave-, WO
1899. Open ewes. and SUNDAY. -2S
BUICK sooa sg ss sst MORRIS ss.s5 fssa Is
Bufck Buick Us ie4i ' s-pass. sedan; s4s4
,AUTo WHOLESALERS, 1871. Bla
,a dasnsburg ID. sIac,:, IL 3-ss9o; ssss99oon;stte-1n,
Beautiful body design can only D
matched by its smSoth .ss powssrftH J,
S575. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO;
INC. 7725 Wis. ave.. OIL. ed00 500
BUICK 1948 sedanette: equipped.
quality car; $1,394. $500 doWn
| Why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburs rd. Ii
BUCK sJsSSoi oiis41 Super 4-dr.. The clean;
est 1e41 In the city. hard to tel
car is only S595. WILLIAMS q
BAKER, Nash. 2s19 M st. NV.
Buick nH;s s'HSi is4a sedanette; finest condl.
| ton; radio, heater; sacrifice, $685.
terms. ROPER" 1880 r. I. ave, ne
BUICK 1887 limousine; chauffeur
driven; top-notch condition, $500 Of
best offer. WO. 0737. 80
BUICK 1888 Special 4-dr. sedan; ha!
heater; very fi1s cond. Nlpa6a shrSughSIas
Shryslsr,Plymoussh s.t,.dss dealers; e., AZ Az 4
BUICK 1898 coach; tine condition;
sacrifice, $125 full price. ROPER
lzso R, + aye; ne. edr ..d:2ss. 2s'
and h., driven $1,000 mi; yer!
EEqSSsmpsna EqSSs ss5; soss sehrysier MsEsGm Pi2mouti
dealers; q. Wi 45al 5Sl HamDdsn lane Beth sesass
BUICK az Super conv. .coupe; I
and h., excel top and finish; $4g5
! METRO MOTORS, N. z. ave. ant
Blad. I'd.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We
will buy second-trust notes. D. C..
nearby Md. or Va: Reasonable rates
MENT CORP. 1912 N. 2. ave. NV.
National 6823.
TRUSTS. 1st. 2nd and 3rd; Nd: Va;
D. C: wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO, o05 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. I61Z
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY co. Realtors
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES. quick
settlement: white, or colorsd; notes
GORDON. l427 Eye St NV. DI
$3.50. Brokers attention
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-4h-5%. NJ
charge for appraisals. MOORE a
end TRUSTS wANTED-Top prices
I~msd dovh ssss &c, Gall aeas dsy S1 q nissf assf
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate
low rates: to 5 year terms ans
monthly payments. p J. WALSHE
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
second trust; reas. discounts. MR
Az
Evening star., 1949-12-29
AuToMoBILE LOANS

ciaity; Il you are buying or sellins
an automobile let Us dpance II fol
the purchases. NOLAN FINANCE
CO, 1902 New York ave NV Re-
public 1900.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
OUR CARS CARRY A 30-DAY
WRITTEN GUARANTEE

OUR CARS CARRY A 3O-OAY
WRITTEN GUARANTEE
convertible; Hydra-Matie; fully
eauipped; ! owner; :oG small as weekly
y Whs yoNY11% Hay %ere' s,,1s5
small weekly payments as low as
$1927 3 1;2,vsn, Per Yki y, Why pay mose' e oos
,Two-door; r. and h.; l owner; small
weekly payments as low as S9.43 per
q sss5i diDgnSB}EE gas Ri m0r.' s1,sss
"es" club sedan: fully equipped;
owner; small weekly payments rs
low as s16.46 per wk. Why pay
e ciup seaan sny equipped, Snner
small weekly payments, as lows as
$12,SG per wk Why pay mere2 2os
small weekly payments as low as
$50 per wk. Why pay more, ,,-
B Brousham; e fully equipped; 1 owner;
snail sn @ weekly payments pIa ats as no-ss low as
= FoSTAdr'; GAhvRqalEI }alIy equipped: svns1; aSsS
small weekly payments as low Is
50, ,43 per wk. Why pay more? .
F. Four.ds. nodA Special; fully equipped; I
owner; small weekly payments as low
IS sio;27 per week. why pay n more? ne?
e Coupe; @ fully equipped; l owner:
i Tuder: ai in good condition; / owner: Hs:
small weekly payments as low IS
ss.eG .%pJpsss.ossl;R pss Tsfk; Why pay morss sfss
Club sedan; in good condition; l
owner; small weekly paymsnts as
low as $4.92 per week. Why pay
"a m0Ts5 F55Rp 1895
tudor; In good condition; / owner;
small weekly payments as low rs
$500 per week. Why pay more?
Four-dr. SUPER compl. equip; one
,as lsy rn,S g Ss.7s per wk' Why pay gSIss3 Ys5
Tgdor; u o IN good condition; / owner;
small weekly payments as low as
$2.43 per week. Why pay more! or
'3g D0DaE ., .ood .ond,.,or. S1y S1yb
woiao1n' er; smail " Weefis sHGa payments payments as low
80 e ssaESRoLET sa II RsE Hsek' wh' pay m?Ss5 ss5
Four-dr.; good transportation: l own
er, small weekly payMcutS rs INV
as $1.5O per week. Why pay more?
Four.dr.; AS % in good condition: i owner;
small weekly payments as low as
$4.92 per week. Why pay more?
Four-dr,; good transp.; one owner.
Small weekly payments as low as
S4.92. Why pay more2
Al CHRYSLER $595
Club coupe New Yorker; fully
equipped; small weekly payments IS
low as S6.73 per week. Why pay
more?
Lot open weekdays, 8 am. till Pm.
Saturdays and sundays till 4 pm.
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON /
Evening star., 1949-12-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
MONROE FORD co.

GREENWAY
USED CARS
Only at Greenway is it pos
sible to buy quality cars at
such low prices and con-
venient terms. We have
combined quality and price
to bring you the outstand-
ing values of today. Below
are a few examples of what
we mean:
At Chrysler 4-dr. $1,195
Equipped; $215 down.
'49 Dodge coupe - $1,375
r. and h. Only 5000
miles. $3.50 down.
AZ De Soto 2-dr. $1,O95
r. and h., like new.
$195 down.
AT Studebaker - $995
2-dr., r. and h., 5000
down.
'48 Chevrolet ----$1,O95
2-dr., r. and h., low
mileage. $165 down.
~ Buick 4-dr. $595
r. and h., looks and
runs like a 1916. $100
down.
'39 Dodge 4-dr. $3.50
R. and h., orig. black
paint, an unusual car.
$75 down. Low weekly
payments.
Al Chevrolet $495
2-dr., r. and h., orig.
black paint, excel.
cond. SIS down. Low
weekly payments.
40 De Soto 2-dr. --. $295
r. and h.; don't miss
this clean car. $75
down. Low weekly
payments.
Al De Soto 2-dr.-- $495
A low mileage, 1-own-
er car. $4,000 actual
miles. sos down. Low
weekly payments.
Several others to choose
from at comparable low
prices.
GREENWAY
707 Maine Ave. S.W., DI. 7025.
40
Evening star., 1949-12-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER AS 4-dr.; r, h. and
cd; S1,195, $50 down. SOUTH
ERN CAR WHOLESALERS, 215o
Bladensburg I'd. ne. -2S
sTUDEBAKER ~ 2,dr. and 4-dr.:
Mo4oRs s9s g. ssa'' .S. Ss' .as ns' alaa MGTR9
FORCED TO SELL this week, 1897
Plymouth tsxicab, all new parts;
$3.50. WEBB, AD. 320S. 80
Evening star., 1949-12-29
FARMS FOR SALE

NEAR LEEsBURG-we have avail
able 2 desirable farming estates,
one Is improved with charming
18th Century stone home with al
4 bedrms., 31a baths. several barns
and q swimming pool. The other
is in the delightful Waterford area
and is gracious white frame
Southern home containing bedrms.,
z baths, 2 servants rooms and bath,
tenant house, guest house. barns
The acreage of these farms is l35
and SS acres respectively. Each
$4,000. GEORGE MASON GREEaN
co. Exclusive Agent, CH. $685.
ewes. and Sun. GIL. 1898.
NONTG. Co.-10 acres, Arm. home
with elec. and running water, heat
ing plant; on paved road; 9 rea
value for $3.50. WoRTH1NGTON
REALTY, Reaaltors: s427 Geohs1 GGeoEhsia
TO 6.0bcT. -
Evening star., 1949-12-29
rRAiLERs FOR SALE

GOING SOUTH, moving. haulinrl
Buy ssVs 4 cSs sss. usy Cali MI. fHfiiNEs. W cH
1000. 1900 Lee hwy; ATi., ,ruas.rs Xa;@s
On display daily, 8 am. to 8 pm:
$3.50 and up. Pay on easy terms.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., mi.
south Of Alexandria, on Rt. l,
pbons ov. 2s01. . 1
Evening star., 1949-12-29
sAkK-PERsoNAL LOANS
LOANS
AUToMorIvE MlscELLAhEoU:

RFRIJILT ENGNES-We have. avail
able for Immediate delivery the fol
lowing factory remanufactured en-
i92S-1e47 Ford.
1934-l947 Chevrolet.
1898 1948 Plymouth.
1S33-1p47 Dodge.
1337-l947 OldS.
we can order Buick, Pontiac. -Olds
mobile. De Soto, Chrysler. Stude
baker and Lincoln-Zephyr engines
use our time payment plan, as iov
as S1I per month, 15 months u
pay. Also investigate our factory,
WARD, Alexandria. Va. AL. 1900
Evening star., 1949-12-29
GARAGES FOR RENT

1873 D ST. s.E.-single metal "a,
rage: centrally located: 81 mo: Call
FEDERAL RENTAL CO.. 91b n; Z.
,ssvsMi sMiEfxl niXj GSAARzahEs IA on 1 lot: 'g Va
cant; near Capitol; rent, $75 mo-
Sell $1,000. RA. 69l2. so
Evening star., 1949-12-29
LOTS FOR SALE
4 ACRES within 3 blks. of center Q

! ACRES within 3 blks. of center of
Kensinyton from owAer. Make ofier
or will trade for part payment on
house. Dial LO. 5-0127. 20
CONN. AVE. LOCATION (drive blk
east of Conn. ave. on FeSsenden to
34th st. to our siRn) Large rambler
and homesites; rep. ON grounds. II
saIp1s@ e RI 1Ec Eyes'' 'Ma Rhones 1s,T IA 76i1 s
DC, BLAGDEN AVE. N.W.-Cor. lot,
ideal site for rambler-type home,
WILLIAMS REALTY. MA. 1888;
ewes. OR, 345S. 80
START THE NEW YEAR as a land
owner, here is a lovely corner lot
for that rambler Hu plan to build,
1s5x3o0 located II Lee hwy. about
for quick sale at $1,000. See US for
building sites; yours. for $4,000.
Fairfax County. call ARFAX REAL
TY, FA. 1450 or Elmwood 574.
BUILDERS-Semideta lots in d.
c.: sc section; never offered before:
On grade. $3.50 each In blocks OF
10 or more. See Mr.. Waple. MAR
SHALL ]. WAPLE CO., 1924 l4th
st. NV, DI. 334C.
SHEPHERD PARK-Besutifui site,
75;ft. frontage, over 10000 So; X.
SHAPIRO. INC. ME. 1717.
HYATTSvILLE HILLS Beautiful
wooded building sits, ami. paved
street; 1 block to bus: price. S1,750,
terms. WA. 1919.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
FARMS WANTED

MONTGOMERY and Prince George.
Counties - Farms and farmettei
within committing distance Of .. e
Customers waiting. WORTHINGTON
ave. 81. 1900. Ewes. Mr.. Dunbar
LO. 5-0527.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
ACREAGE WANTED

sEEKING ACREAGE or group Of lots
for client; Arl or close-in Fairfax;
sewer and water in or available
HOME REALTY CO. GL. 0S5S; 80
WANTED, TO 5 WOODED ACRES,
Fairfax County, with or without
house. Cash. GL. $500. q
Evening star., 1949-12-29
STATION WAGONS

MERCURY 1915; r. and h, red
leather seats, exceptionally fine con-
dition inside and out. S895. terms.
HOYLE MOTOR SALES, 1345 Que
81. NV DU. 5000 80
Evening star., 1949-12-29
TODAY'S VALUES
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY l94s
vans f 5, s,adss dsy p pfns snc
tract t PUBLIc ,sERViGE J Rfv. uR-
SELF. 1923 L st NV. NE. 7O11.
VAN TRUCK, any size lob: PROMPT
service; reas.: local or long distance
ia. 2937. After 2 pm, GE. l416
VET desires household moving. gen
hauling. contract work: insured
prompt: reas. rates. JU. 7.7157. IL
Evening star., 1949-12-29

STROUTS GOLDEN
ANNIVERSARY FARM cATALoo.
STROuT REALTY. lila woodward
Bldg. washington, Metropolitan 1913.
CHOICE DAIRY FARM within 20
miles of Wash. Excellent brick
house: Q good dairy barns; all nee
essary outbuildings; 76 acres: owner
SAYS sell Immediately. Priced right.
Ready for occupancy.
EASTMAN & SEAY
Evening star., 1949-12-29
ox41 Z 4N4x 13N ~
Exclusive Realtors. FA. 2620. =:

ExCIUsIFe NedItOI p, : q. -----S 60
FARM OPPORTUNITY
1 excellent farms, located in War
renton Va. area. on or near Route
211. good for grazing or cuana. cultalnuaa.
ton; acreage, from 100 to So9;
price, from $1,000 to $4,000: in
fhe heart of the fox-hunting DISTRICT
of Virginia. KELLEY g. BRANNER.
DI. 7740. OR. 1199.
Evening star., 1949-12-29

FORD '4S Super de luxe club coupe;
Columbia overdrive. radio and heat
er; this car absolutely perfect
in every way; bsrgain: S995; sG,6 +
FORD ~ Super de luxe Tudor: radio
and heater; 1-owner This car is q
very clean car throughout: bargain
At $795. S155 down. BELL MOTORS,
SOLO wisconsin ave-, WO. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-12-29

convertible coupe
.ity car; 1904, $500
,ay more? AUTO
1871 Bladensburg
Evening star., 1949-12-29

HUDSON AT Super 2-dr.; r.: very
clean; S785. MORRIS g. HUGHES.
1914 Ga. ave, GE.. 1866. Il
HUDSON AT Commodore 4-dr. Drive
master; vacuumatic dr., r. and h..
like new: SS95. MORRIS &
HUGHES, 1914 Ga. ave-, GE. 1865.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

Mr. AND MRS YOUNG AMERICA arc swelling
The ranks tax payers and solid citizens tenfold they
map pa. for the dream of every young couple
HOME or OUR OWN. The lights burning brightly in
many ons and the reams of paper strewn about many
floors. Signs that the young married contingent Of
Detroit dining the vanguard Talks Of modern vs.
Uadtoaa and TO build not to build have replaced
mIr oth ,opcs i'm conversations Across bridge tables
NE blend lt coors for paints and wall papers takes
Pecedlit tcr Culbertson and Blackstone.
Max the familiar strain Home Sweet Home" be-
come re tf Is accomplishment for any young couple
'epec@ll' lie abruptly brought to a standstill for
many rs N, rccent years Yet brides kept dream
mg aad rooms kept planning and working. until
0day hp have houses with coy firepaces casting
warm ga2 beautiful chimes announcing the arrival Of
trends and unusual ideas that bring eXclamatioas OF de-
Nght iron al who see the results
COIN MODERN . and seeking the vabe
Pleasure @, nctona furniture and the beauty of high
"or are marry in the groug Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

Wallace Gertrude Turner Essie
Williams. Velma Fuller. and Ed
ma Marshall They wore dinner
GOWNS of various hues. Cor
sagcs were Of carnations.
H.ghlight Of the evening was
Tho nresentation OF many gifts
io The honored couple. Included
were a television set and a beau
lilul diamond necklace when
was the gift Of Mr.. Traylor 10
his wife
The Travlors were wed ~
auiet ceremony at the home o.
the brides parents Mr and MIS-
William Moore in Durham; y.
c.. ON Jan. %. 1924 They nave
lived in Detroit for the past
twenty-one years.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
Miss Russell Honored
On Natal Day byAunt

Miss Gainetta Russell waS
feted with birthday Friday,
Jan. 81. by her aunt and uncle.
MIR and Mrs. John Ingram, 294O
sherman street.
Miss Russell received many
useful gifts ,and delightful
time was had bv the guests who
were Mr.. and Mrs Gus Dcason.
alr. Herman Thcroit Mr. LOUIS
Theroit and Miss Barbara Da-
vls Mr. and Mrs Norman In
siam. Mrs. X. Morris. Mr. Ben
Brannon Jr.. and Misss Geral-
dine Mcmillan. Mr. Charles
Wade and Miss Leola MoWon'
Mr. Claude Lewis and Miss Kath-
ryn Brannon. Miss Geneva Cur
rv Mis- Maggie Morris, MIR 7
J. Starks and Miss Norma Hol.
land. Mr. Leonard Collins, and
Mamie Jackson. Miss Louis Nor,
MS Mis- Stella Skelton, Mr. and
Mrs. Lonnic Ransomc, Miss NIL
dred Morris Mr. Benny Hamm
and Miss Betty Elder
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

Jones in TAYLOR street have perfect setting FOR their
genality using this trend The subtle Of dawn gray
IN walls and carpet form he basic background for their
modern furniture. Chinese red and grays and greens
occasional chairs. Occasional tables of blond wood
with hand tuoled leather tops add the comfort and
beauty Of the scene An air OF caprice is added by
lamps with Jolly clown, Tor bases while graceful
Ming lady supports the shade for another Rejecting
the beauty of the entire mirrorcd fireplace wall
topping bullt ~ bookshelNe, and fireplace with It's
traverse screen and mirrorcd cornics,
Others taking TO the modern tr'nd are the FcliX Me-
Davids in West Euclid - lhcv have featured bui-ns
with low bookcases built around the wall Of their beaut
fn living room Most outstanding features are the bea
ulful effects achieved by Marguerite in selection Of color
harmonieS and contrasts. especially IN wall treatment
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

fort Thor nodernitr has expressed itself W the use
Of dark coors for walls which make the perfect setting
the Jewel tones OF furnure>. ne living room IS ~
darn green with ceiling Of stark whre White leather
used for occasional chairs lille other chairs are
IN gold and the loyese m fuscha Basic color for the
oak and spreads, drapes and other accents OF gold and
Fretn
The Quiet Elegaucc o( the eighteenth century
has formed background FOR homes of other Young mar
rcd the Walter Crcere>, in their lovely home in Char
St have attuy blended the soft hue Of rose and blue
with antique white to form beautiful background tor
their furniture selections mirrored panel the entire
length of the wall reflects the rrh mahogany hueS oi
tables and the exquisite lamps ti CHINA bases Freda
talent for interiors is also cypress in The nursery for
the Green's two year old Walter III Colorful nur
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
Elegance Is
Keynote Of
Celebration

Aga.ie,rs,ro- ribbons Of satin and
b"e uIct appointments at
4 |irs,i, W Mr and Mrs. Hugh
4. '.U Nevada set the theme
tnns eleednt reception hon
,rei, ~ iWenly-fifth year of
b.ra Ilol ilaee More than three
item friends gathered about
a6 70 offer congratulations
yes.. 0 ] Wishes for many more
'0rs q happiness.
i,5 5ae decors for the spacious Nv.
han. 'ao dining rooms of The
thrg ",ie unusually beautiful
sbo,g a''angements were placed
siye, ~ ~ containers covered with
r,,. The table was laid With
Tie co.. y exquisite Irish linen.
\ With iipicce was Of scales
4 vtr aoilllance Of twenty-five sill
saideni, s and surrounded with
'SNytLY HoNoREE
Willie l..a ,,ayiog wore gown Of
gones Je g win accents Of rhine
oich,d ., m,t cor,age was a white
pax p"l,n a delicate throat of
yere ibs.. iboeiVing with the couple
halna '.Si two daughters Mr.
syn n - Roberts and Miss Ey.
teal go., sior They wore iden-
aad cor,.ns ysns OF white marouisette
foses seS ol American Beauty
Sharon Douglas. Mary
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
If The Shoe Fits

The shoe, evidently fitting so many feet alll
pnchng many toes the editors Onder pressure be-
level have given Mr. Hush h $ walking papers As of
this issue. Mr. Hush hereby bushes, the time being
(Mayhe they got cold feet?)
Like Macarthur, 60, but Il will return Watch for
me- for the shoe will be back. Come on YOU readers
who dig this trash if YOU want stay. you've got to
holler for louder than those who hoered against me
when THE SHOE FIT" By Mr. Hush
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-06-30

Note: This recipe calls for
cooked" Riceland Rice. Cook
ing Riceland Rice is quick and
easy because only the choice,
perfect-cooking rice grains are
packed in Riceland packages.
Here's how simple it is to cook
this wonderful rice:
To Cook Riceland Rice: Put 1
cup of Riceland Rice, 1 teaspoon
of salt and 2 cups cold water
in a large saucepan and cover
with a tight-fitting lid. Set over
a hot flame until it boils vigor-
ously. Then reduce the heat as
low as possible and simmer for
IA minutes more, during which
time the water will be absorbed,
making the rice deliciously ten
der. Remove the lid. permit the
rice to steam dry to the desired
consistency and the grains will
be separate and fluffy. Always
use Riceland Rice for best re-
suits.