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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
JUST OFF FLOWER AVE.
An unusually spacious and comfort
able Colonial style home featuring
lge. foyer entrance hall, liv. rm.,
Nv: porch, lEe. din. rm;, huge kit,
sized bedrms., 6 closets up; full
bsmt., built-in gar, corner lot,
quick possession.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
SH R440 till O n m
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SILVER SPRING

2-story brick Colonial; 3 bedrms., 1
bath. living rm., dining rm. and
kitchen, full bsmt.; nice lot, cony,
location: AZ financing available.
Philip B. Key Realty Co., Inc.
Sligo 2010 till O - m
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SILVER SPRING

close-in excellent residential section
A large red brick Colonial with 8
bedrms. and "a baths, full bsmt..
att. gar, large screened porch, nice
Kit; close to schools. and bus;
cellent terms available.
Philip B. Key Realty Co., Inc.
Slien 301a till O n m
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FOREST HILLS
LOTS WANTED

WANTED-10 or more lots In Silver
Spring or Bethesda area. Mr..
ROBINSON, JU. 7-7117. 3
WANTED-D. c.. or close-in ground
for colored. MIR. ROBINSON. Ju.
BELLEVUE FOREST, vA.-Approx.
soft. frontase. VIII pay cash. Box
202-S, Star "a
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SHANNON & LUCHS co

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Here is 195O's best value for many
happy new years of comfortable
living; bedrms.. 2 baths, large
den, powder rm., separate breakfast
rm.; corner lot 100x150 rear
screened porch; built 194S. Ask
tor Mr.. Ford, with JAMES L. DIXON
g. CO., l022 7th st. NV, ST. 1900;
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LOOK!
l. New Cape Gods. .bedrm. and ~
bath down; bedrms. and bath up;
$4,000.
2: New stone and brick bungalow,
S14,95O.
8. Small frame bungalow. S11,25O.
4. Two story. ,3-bedrm. brick-and-
shingle home, S15,250.
8. Adjacent to Lyon Village. 7.rm.,
2-story brick. S19.950.
6. Three brick semidet. houses from
S9,750 up
These and many others.
JUDSON REAMY & SON
Local Realtor for over a Quarter Gen.
tury. 1122 No. Irving st., CH. 0SOO.
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FARMS FOR SALE

NEAR LEESBURG-We have avail
able Q desirable farming estates.
one is improved with q charming
18th Century stone home with all
modern improvements. containing 4
and a swimming pool. The other
Is in the delightfui waterford area
and Is q gracious white frame
Southern home containing bedrms.,
4 baths, 2 servants rooms and bath,
tenant house, guest house, barns,
The acreage Of these farms Is 135
and SS acres respectively. Each
$4,000. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO., Exclusive Agent, Oh. 1888;
ewes. and Sum-. GL. 3S3S.
FARMS, waterfronts,
acreage and lots. o. B. zANTzINGER
CO., 945 K st. NV, Ma. 5371;
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AcREAGE EoR SALE

GENTLY ROLLING, fertile fields, sub
divided into 2 acres and large tracts,
S1,250 per acre; restricted to create
and maintain higher values. Call
OWNER. MA. 1857. bet. gao and 5
pm. or OR. 3074, after 1880 pm.
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STORES WANTED

APPROX. 500 SO. Fl. for gift shop.
must be in excellent shopping dis
trict, have good display window.
EN-. $3.50. 8 to 12 am. -b
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BETHESDA-S19,95O

A charming white brick. corner home,
near Edgemoor Club, LIST a. con-
ests Of living rm; with fireplace,
dining rm. with built-in corner cup
boards. powder room. ultra modern
kitchen, with dishwasher and dis
posal; End fl. has bedrooms. /
bath. full bsnt.. level lot. Ewes. Mr..
sAMuEI atTMs1 Z. sooLEY. 81; Fl INC. WI 1890.
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SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYLAkp
RAMBLER
ECONOMY RAMBLER

include picture windows, 2 or 8
bedrm. plans Several corners avail.
Price, S13,950 and up; as low as
$500 cash down to vets. RE. $3.50
to 9.
Colonial Investment Co.
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BUCKINGHAM
SHOPPING CENTER

Store. 15x5S, with full basement;
serving area of over 10000 people;
excellent opportunity; suitable shop,
on main highway for Ice Cream
Parlor. Frozen Custard, Sport Goods,
Leather Goods, Interior Decorating,
Linen and Yard Goods. Candy, Book
niture, Novelty, Toys, Ladies' Ap-
parel, Millinery and Alterations.
Photographing or Loan ONCE. Call
MR.. HISLE. CH. 5000, 313 N. Glebe
I'd, Arlington, Va. -5
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ATTENTION VETERANS

UNIVERSITY PARK
Attrac. det. brick. Just. yrs. old;
rm., modern kit, powder .rm.; end
f., lge. bedrms., baths, cedar
storage rm., lge. closets: rec. rm.
with. firepl., gas &C. lge. screened
porch. attached garage. lge. lot:
price Of So 500: excel. financing
avail. to eligible veteran. HOHEN-
STEIN BROS. FIR. 5000; ewes. or
SUN, SH 6S45 s
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SUBURBAN. SALE-MD. (cont. }
BETHESDA, MD.

Excellent financing with low cash pay.
ment if desired; high elevation II
Bradley Hills with lovely shade trees
lot, 105 IT.. front; nearly new resi-
dence of brick, stone and frame con.
struction; individual design; 3 at.
tractive hedrms., 2 baths, powdel
room, garage, screened living porch
ready for your occupancy. WO. 23O(
until pm.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC
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ACREAGE WANTED

IN d. C.--.Any lots or parcel acreage
P. Q. Box 5597. d. c. -16
WANTED Three acres Potomac Md.
area, Phone ST. 770O 9 to 4 TALL
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ARLINGTON
LYON PARK

ARLINGTON
. LYON PARK
A large Groom home for those who
need plenty of sleeping space, Con-
venient to schools, shops and bus.
Immediate occupancy with $500
cash tmaybe less,, balance at 4hso.
DE LUKE RAMBLER
8 bedrooms, 2 baths. garage. Located
near Washington Golf and Country
club. S18,950. GI or non-GI con-
tracts accepted. OW. $500, 8 till 9.
$9,750
81 800 cash. balance cheaper than
rent. 2-bedroom brick semidetached
home within 2 blocks Of shops, bus
and theatre. Make an early ap-
LURIA, BROS.
2300 Wilson blvd. oW. $500. %
Arl. Country Club Section
Custom built English-type home. white
brick and frame, at the end Of q
quiet street in neighborhood of better
homes; large paneled cathedral-type
living room with fireplace and French
doors opening onto a iong screened
electric kitchen, (Ist-fioor bedrooms
and BATH. 2 bedrooms and bath and
walk-in closet up. Full basement, oil
h.-w.h., attached garage. Priced for
immediate sale, 40 trust available
Approved CT.
Fred j. George, Realtor
217S Glebe rd.. Gil. 6777, OK. o141
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FIRST TIME OFFERED
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

RETIRING NAVAL OFFICER desires
4-bedrm., 2-bath home, in quiet
neighborhood in Va; S25, 900. LU-
ClLLE COOK, FA. 1912, FA. 1864.
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STROUT'S GOLDEN
ANNIVERSARY FARM cATALod.
Mailed FREE
STROUT REALTY. lila Woodwsrd
Bldg, Washington. METROPOLITAN 754S.
(Continued on Next Pass.D
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR sALt

9th ST. NV, near P; 6-rm. frame
commercial, suitable to convert;
price $3.50. JOHN L. SHELTON,
Realtor. 10. $4,000. 5
BILLIARD RIM. for rent or sale; all
new equip. Write Rockville, Box 247,
or call Rockville 1904 before s am
or after 10 pm. IS
LARGE FIREPROOF BUILDING con.
tanning 10000 So. TT. open space;
In splendid condition; located down.
town; zoned End commercial. Ex-
cellent for distribution and many
other uses. Call Mr.. Hunter. MA
$500; ewes, GIL. 52S5. BOSS &
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BETHESDA
Owner planning new group of modern
store buildings on Wisconsin ave.
So. of Bethesda Bank. suitable for
! or more businesses. Leases being
formation call r. W. Lebiins, Of.
0670.
SAMUEL Z. BoGLEY. WI. 2s1e.
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TAKOMA PARK
8 bedrm., 2 bath brick; bedrm. and
bath on 1st A., 2 bedrms. and bath
on 2nd, plus apt. Of 3 rms. and bath.
Income will carry property in addi-
quarters. Well located on lge. lot.
$4,000 cash will handle. GRAHAM
CO, 81. 6010. Open til 8 pm.
VIERS MILL BUNGALOW
Transferred, take over vet. loan.
$59.50 mo. including everything.
Low down payment. Call SH. 1888,
IL to 6.
Colonial Investment Co.
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Lovely s:rm. M Car Cape 0eoo COD brick RavP; home
plus finished bedrm. upstairs; fulj
bsmt., gas heat, dble.. lot with
5 bedrms., iv rm., din. rm,, kit,
tiled, bath, full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.
porches, garage; nr. everything
. HYATfsSIIIE-o1 i2SSi SsI11si APPROVED
saH1'7oo-S-rm; a;1 bgngalow, full bsmt, :,
LOUIS MILLER REAL EsTIATE
UN. 2723; ewes, UN. 1856.
OFF N. H. AVE.
custom.:built brick bungalow; 8 yrs
nice kit. and the prettiest finished
attic. you've seen; bright bsmt. with
gas heat; FILA financing with SUBJ
asI4: cox 4 CO. Sf inc. Mf1st' IN. 1876. 2s
ONLY S11. .5O0-S76S MO. :
Incl. taxes and insurance. In beau
tiful Sunnybrook. Corner brick, 8
bedrms., gas a.-c. heat, full bsmt
Mrs. -Farrington, WO. 7457. BROWN
REALTY CORP. Realtors, DU. s55s
WE ARE CLOSING OUT an excellen
subdivision of all-brick homes and
are Offering the remaining new
homes az exceptionally low prices II
buyers with. substantial cash. Thi!
is an excellent opportunity to bu!
,00' pAVIp AVID r. t. wALEAcE saeas co. ssv'nss
RE. 4949. Ewes. and Sun, TU. 2726
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Silver Spring, $1,000
bungalow, oil heat; located ir
Woodmoor.
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Park Lane Building
Ofices for doctors, dentists and
other professions. Reasonable rental
rates. 2025 Eye st. NV, RE. 400.
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SUBURBAN sALE-VA. (cont. ]

Alexandria-Arlington
MID-CENTURY OFFERING
40 SELECT HOMES
For your inspection All embody the
progress typical these so yrs. since
1900.
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CHEVY CHASE MD

A fine family home, located between
the clubs Just of Conn. ave. and
within walking distance to all
schools: bedrms, 2 baths on Sec
ond floor; very large living and din
ing rooms with den or sunroom: gas
h.-w.h.: maids room; garage; good
level lot fronting 65 IT.; owners are
moving. priced to sell. Call us to-
day. ONCE open until 9.
EDW. H. JONES e. CO., INC.
WO. $500 IS
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INYEsTMENI PROF. WANIEp

CASH BUYERS for ali types property.
vestment Bldg, DI. 5015, EN-. 54O7.
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Perfect for ALL Seasons
And ALI Time

ARL.-WAVERLY HILLS
Clean brick home with slate roof. To-
liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm., kit
equip, 2 porches f1st-fi. bedrm. or
den and tile bath, 2 lge. bedrms. and
tile bath up: full bsmt., oil h.-w
heat; gar: CT approved. S17,95O.
FRED j. GEORGE
2173 Glebe rd., GIL. 6777, OK. 0141
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TWO-STORY BHk. COLONIAL
Lxe. liv. rm. with firepl., lge. sized
porch. din. rm., ultra-mod. equipped
ht:, 3 bedrms. and bath on 2nd a. !;
full bsmt.. gas &C. heat, attached
garage, alum. storm windows, beaut.
handicapped yard. Price, $17,500.
WOOD-CONLEY CO., Realtors.
e710 Georgia ave, 81. 800 I'll g..
EXCLUSIVE NETGHBORHOOD Of
large homes-Extra-large red brick
screened side porch. extra -lge..
guest-size dining rm., lge. kitchen,
table space; 3 twin sized bedrms.
and 2 full baths up; beautiful rec.
rm. and " bath and garage in
,,341 5asemsnt: M Esdused' ,,.uo, ,.
brick and stone Colonial on beau
tifully landscaped corner lot. extra
large living rn1., fireplace, mirrored,
side porch, guest-size dining rm.,
lge; kitchen, breakfast nook. "a
bath; 3 twin-sized bedrms., full bath
UP; attractively priced at S2O.950.
ORLOSKY REALTY. CO., 9l3 Per-
sfing dr., Silver Spring. JU. 1880;
avss Wn A991 Sliao 1904
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By Ruth Dean

The popularity of such youthful
diversions as cowboys and In
dians" and "cops and robbers" is
giving way to a new game in a
New Jersey community.
Now the kids are becoming
statesmen in miniature and are
playing security council"
A report on the new game was
contained in letter read yeSter-
day by Richard S. WinsloW, secre-
tary general of the United States
Mission to the United Nations, at
a luncheon meeting of the Wom-
ans National Democratic Club.
After giving a detailed account
Of how the U. N. delegation works,
Mr. WinsloW said the letter, sent
by New Jersey mother to Warren
Austin, United States Representa-
tive to the U. NJ, is the best
answer to why we go through this
rat race-rushing around, working
late, missing meals, getting ulcers
and breakdowns.
The mother told Mr.. Austin she
no longer lived in fear of arrows
whizzing past her head as she
hung out the wash. With tele-
vision broadcasts of the U. N.
meetings as an inspiration, she
said, her sons are now holding
security council meetings" in the
old family coal bin.
The letter described the fight
that ensued over who would be
Warren Austin" with the choice
finally going to the eldest. The
selection of Russian delegate
Malik was tougher job, the
mother revealed. No one wanted
to be Malik, so her youngest, aged
3. was "it." She quoted the chill
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Won1en's Club Federation
To Discuss Civil Defense

Means of making certain that
women are included in civil de-
fense planning throughout the
country will be discussed at the
fall board meeting of the Gen.
eral Federation of Women's Clubs
to be held at the Maydower Hotel
Thursday through Saturday.
The club leaders also will study
ways of using the influence of
their organizations to combat in
If1ation in their respective locali-
ties.
Defense planning will be
stressed at the sessions as a re-
suit of the all-day conference of
33 national organizations recently
held here to discuss the part
women can play in all phases of
defense. Mrs. Hiram Cole Hough-
ton, federation president, was
named chairman of a co-ordinat-
ing committee appointed to estab-
lish a Clearing House for Ma
tional Defense" Mrs. Houghton
is expected to give particular en-
phasis to the proposal that quail
fed women be consulted in ad-
vance of any rationing plans.
A number of social events have
been arranged in connection with
the board meeting which will be
attended by the presidents and
junior chairmen of State fedora
tlonS as well as members of the
executive committee.
Highlights will be a tea to be
given by Mrs. Truman on Friday
at Blair House and a reception
on Thursday at the British En-
bassy where delegates will be re-
ceived by the British Ambassador
and Lady Franks.
Mrs. Houghton has invited the
visiting board members to have
tea at the federation Headquarters
at l734 N street NV. on Satur-
DAY afternoon. The building re-
Gently has been redecorated.
After a banquet Friday at the
Mayf1ower Hotel, board members
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Dorothy
Dix

DEAR MISS DIX: I am just Il
and I do like the boys lot. Some
people say I am boy-crazy. Am
supposed to like boys? Tell me how
should act. SALLY.
Answer: I suppose most girls o1
ID are boy-crazy. 1t is so new ano
thrilling to them to find out thai
they can attract the opposite sez
that it goes to their heads and
they can think of nothing but
boys, talk of nothing but boys
and have no interest in anything
but boys.
AS to how to act while you are
suffering from boy-craziness, I can
only suggest that you take it as
easy as you can. Don't let it obsess
you to the extent of making you
oblivious to your studies at school
and indifferent~to whether you get
an education or not.
Then. don't run after boys. That
way you make yourself ridiculous
and cheap. Besides, you scare the
boys off. The things that men
value even in women are things
that are hard to get. Don't be a
telephone hound. who is always
calling up boys who don't want to
hear from her. Don't write two
letters to boys one.
Above all, don't fancy yourself
in love Just because you are boy
crazy and get married while you
are still in your teens and spend
the balance of your life in repent
ing it. Just remember that people
who are crazy are not in their
right minds and are incapable of
making wise decisions. Wait until
you get back your senses.
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will attend a preview in the. pri-
vate theater of the Motion Pic
ture Association of America
where they will be received by Mr.
! and Mrs. Eric Johnston.
Sessions will be climaxed on
Saturday night with a program
and reception at the Pan Ameri-
can Union. Hosts on this occa-
sion will be DR.. Alberto Lleras,
secretary-general of the Organi-
zation of American States, and
Sonora Amalia de Castillo Ledon,
chairmaL of the Inter American
Commission of Women.
Evening star., 1950-10-17

The new governor is director of
the Hannah Harrison Vocational
School, endowed by the late Julius
Garf1nckel in memory of his
mother and operated under the
administration of the Washing
ton Young Women's Christian
Association.
Well known as an educator and
industrial training specialist, Miss
Clawson served as special agent
with the United States Office of
Education during World War II,
working on the training of women
for industry. In addition to her
new post as district governor, she
is chairman of international re-
lations for the Altrusa clubs on
the international level.
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Wonnun's Club
TOHold Forum

Local and State issues will be
discussed at a forum meeting Of
the Woman's Club of Bethesda to
be held at $3.50 pm. Thursday at
the clubhouse.
Participants will be Dewitt
Hyde, Republican candidate for
State Senator; Mrs. Kathryn Law
lor, Republican candidate for the
Montgomery County Council;
Joseph Simpson. Democratic can
didate for State Senator, and Mrs.
Stella Werner, Democratic candi-
date for the county council.
The forum will include a ques-
tion and answer period from the
floor.
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WOnnen's Clubs
Cowboys and Injuns' Gives Way
To Game Of Security Council

dren as saying, Let him be
Malik; he never makes sense any
way"
The mother concluded her letter
by telling Mr.. Austin, You need
never be discouraged, for if even
children cen see the rightness of
your words and can see how down.
right ridiculous the Russians are
making themselves, how can you
fail?"
Mr.. WinSlow described the
breakneck pace of a typical day
in the life of a U. N. official. In
the weeks of hotly contested is
sues, we get as many as 10000
telegramS in the Office" he said.
The day usually begins in our
downtown office, in which we have
just a half hour in which to look
over the Overnight mail-previ-
ously digested and boiled down to
its esSence-make decisions and
rush out to Lake Success to begin
immediate conference on those
decisions"
A working day often lasts until
8 o'clock or later, Mr.. Winslow
pointed out. And time is so pre-
cious that frequently conferences
continue in the cars that take the
delegates back to New York, he
added.
Mr.. Winslow was introduced
by Mrs. Frank Pace, program
chairman of the club. Mrs. Fred
Morrison, president. introduced
the honor guests who included
Mrs. Dean Acheson, wife of the
Secretary of State; Mrs. Charles
F. Branpan, wife of the Secretary
of Agriculture, and Mrs. Hume
Wrong, wife of the Canadian Am
baSSador
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Mrs. Valentine
.HOnors EIIicott

Mrs. Robert c. Valentine has re.
turned from Lancaster, Pa, where
she read a paper on Andrew Eli
colt, Washington's first surveyor
at meeting of the Lancaster His
torical Society on Sunday.
Mrs. Valentine is a collatera
descendant of Ellicott, who moved
to Lancaster after completing his
work in laying out the Fedora.
City. The occasion of Sundays
meeting was the unveiling of q
plaque on the house in which
Ellicott lived from 1901 to 1913.
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federation Head
ToAddress Club

Mrs. Hiram Cole Houghton
president of the General Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs, will speak
before the Woman's Club of Chevy
Chase at l pm. tomorrow on
the subject, Building Citadels of
Freedom"
Mrs. Houghton has just re-
turned with 80 other women lead
ers from a goodwill trip to Eu-
rope, where the group met with
womens organizations there.
The Rev. Edward G.. Latch,
minister of the Metropolitan Me-
mortal Methodist Church, will
open the meeting with an invoca-
ton.
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Silver Spring Club
To Give Benefit Fete

A benefit card party will b,
held by the Junior Woman's Clut
OF Silver Spring on Thursday al
the Veterans of Foreign War,
clubhouse.
Proceeds will be used for pur.
chase of a child's wheelchair fol
the sick room loan closet which is
maintained by the senior woman's
club.
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Bryn Mowr Club

Paul L. Banfield, headmaster OF
the Landon School for Boys, will
discuss "The Threat to Independ-
ent Education of Government
Control" before the Bryn Mawr
Club of Washington this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Charles
D. Heron, 7211 Fairfax street,
Bethesda. Md. Mrs. Clyde s. Will
son will preside.
Evening star., 1950-10-17

AltruSa, Inter-
n a t i o n a /. a
service club of
executive an d
prof e sSion nal
women.
Miss Clawson
was unopposed
for the Office at
the district con-
vention h cid
last week in
Jacks onville,
Fla, with rep
resentatives of
20 clubs in eight
States attend
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Pilot Club

Miss Margaret Marie Garritsen,
economist with the Exchange Re-
strictions Department of the In
ternational Monetary Fund, will
address a dinner meeting of the
Pilot Club of Washington at 6:15
o'clock tonight at the Burlington
Hotel. Her topic will be THE
United Nations"
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Air Guard Wives

A party for new members will
be given by the District Air Ma
tional Guard Wives Club at $3.50
pm. tomorrow at the National
Guard Armory. Mrs. Elmer Mer-
curio and Mrs. Charles Persin will
be hostesses for the evening.
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Club

Mrs. Stanley D. Vale was to be
the hostess at a luncheon meeting
of the Excelsior Literary Club at
1890 o'clock today at the Ken
nedy Warren Hotel.
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AItruso Elects
Miss CluWson

Miss Augusta H. Clawson, for
nler president of the Altrusa Club
OF Washington, has been elected
governor of the second district of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-09-14
Nache-Ndj Photo

Norman o. Schribner, James H.
Haley and Arthur Ewell, the pres
ent pastor.
Active in the church today are
Norman B. Jacobs, General Super
intendent of the Sunday School
and Chairman of the Board OF
Trustees; Mrs. Will Davis, Super
intendent of Adult Department,
Mrs. Ward Mullican, president of
Woman's Society; Mrs. Julia Mox-
ley, president of Beulah Class;
Mrs. Ora Mullican, president of
Friendly Class; R. X. Wachter,
president of Mems Brotherhood;
Miss Doris Como, Organist; Mrs.
Hazel Jones, assistant organist;
Mrs. George Woodfield, svperin-
tendent of Junior Department;
Mrs. Robert Bohrer, superinten-
dent of the Primary Department;
and Mrs. Edwin Kinsey, Cradle
Roll Department.
The Church has in operation a
recreational program, which on
Thursday nights is supervised by
James Wriley Jacobs, ard on Fri
days by Samuel Neide.