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The Arizona post., 1950-04-07
Regional Meet
AZA-BBC Here

About 125 members of AZA-
BIG representing Phoenix and
Tucson will gather here next
weekend for the 7th semi-annual
regional convention. Sam Kamin-
ker, BBYO Dist. Dir. and Rochelle
Chalip, regional advisor, both of
Los Angeles, will lead the Satur-
day afternoon sessions.
The first official activity will
be attendance at Sabbath services,
Friday evening, April IA, at Tenn
pie Emanuel The following
morning they go to Anshei Israel.
On Saturday morning Sam R.
Kaufman will lead a seminar on
tizDefamation. That afternoon
BIG will debate on: Resolved
that a system of all day Jewish
Schools be adopted in North
America. Local debaters are Lynn
Silver and Deedee Sonenblick.
Regional officers from Tucson
are Zelda Koplin, Zita Lesson,
Jack Waltuch. AZA official dele
gates are Bryon Epstein, Larry
Fishman, Simon Lakritz, Bob
Lukacs, Jack Levkowitz.
The Arizona post., 1950-04-07
Charge Mapam
Confusion Made
Coalition Fail

TEL AVN, (JTA)-The central
committee of the Mapai Party
issued a statement to the press
listing the reasons for the failure
of negotiations for coalition be-
tween itself and the Mapam
Party and charging that the left
wing Socialist groups confused
theology and "unilateral political
orientation" were responsible for
the breakdown of the talks to
broaden the coalition government
by inclusion of the Mapam.
The government party state
ment revealed that it had reject
ed demand for establishment of
a labor bloc, consisting of the two
groups within the Cabinet. This,
the Mapai insisted, was not pos
sible in a Cabinet based on the
principle of collective response
bility of all parties within the
government. The statement also
disclosed that there was a major
difference in the economic field,
with the leftists demanding the
imposition of higher direct taxes
and lower indirect levies.
On the question of pact with
Transjordan, the Mapam insisted
that any treaty signed must con-
tain a clause providing that the
Anglo -Transjordan mutual de-
fense treaty have no effect in
Transjordan territory west of the
Jordan River.
Another demand of Mapam ac-
Continued on page 2I
The Arizona post., 1950-04-07
CJA IS OVER THE S109, 600 MARK
AS DRIVE NEARS COMPLETION
Photo by Photocenter

Reviewing progress the 1850 CJA drive down
Bndis chairman, disclOSeS that $1OS
100000 check for $1,000
contributed thus far to the
United Appeal.
quotas divisions each Of
reports show:
The Arizona post., 1950-04-07
To Ask ZOA Leader
Into Israel Cabinet

1t is reliably reported that
Premier Ben GuriOn will soon
invite DR.. Abba Hillel Silver
or DIR. Emanuel Neumann to
live in Israel and to join the
coalition government. This
would strengthen the bonds
between the government and
world ZiOniSm.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
FURNISHED YEAR
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COLONIAL BEACH, yA.-Cottagss
for rent by week or month; COM
pletely furn; ref. REQ. VI. 1870
FURN. COTTAGE on Herring Bay, =
accommodate 8 persons; seasonal
rent $3.50, June 12-Sept. r; or $50
wkly.. including electricity; excel.
for children. Call bet. $50 and 10
pm. WO. 1859. i
WOODLAND BEACH. clean cottage;
acc9mmOdate a close = watfT eH
EaG1Es atat si.dT MERE, I p DPHNNA-5 iT:A bedrms..
"a baths, liv. rm., din, rm., kit,
bathhouse at beach; all services at
door of cottage. utils. incl: $3.50
half season to avg. 1st' 500 for
BEVERLY-New mod. 2-bedrm. cot
tage, month OF June, reasonable
TO responsible party. all privils. DU.
coLoN1AL H. BEAcamcostsss' mode5n og
5747, after pm Il
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-Spac. bunga
3 bedrms. conpl. furn. All eonvens.
Shower. Frt. side porch scr: attrac.
grounds on cor; fenced: AID. 052S.
FOR JULY AND AUGUST-Charm
new house with beaut. view, on a
cool for adults, fine for children; 4
bedrms. and 3 baths; nr. Leonard
town, Md. Call MRS. McKENNA,
OR. 2615. >
COTTAGE, Beverley Beach-33 miles
Wash; all modern conyeniences;
will accommodate up to II people;
rent by wk. or month. HO. 6720.
PINE ON SEVERN-Two arm. furn.
apts., overlooking water; each compl.
with all mod. convens. June 5th to
Sept. 5th, $400 ca. Annapolis
S-I9S7. -3
COTTAGE ON BAY, furnished. with
utilities; $50, or $500 a season.
KE $4,000. 3
Evening star., 1950-06-01
AUroMoslLEs FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 81. Voce eeadifIon: $500
cash, heater. 5000 rubber $50 Al
isnttc 81. Sc. 10. s-3sS4 II
PONTIAC la4S 4-dr SEDAN; Ryaya -
Matte; one owner lov maAsage, fGliy
equipped, Ike nsw Si.sN4 open
1920 Wis. ave- Bethesda. Nd OF
PONTIAC ls4N sedan, only SsQ4
AuTo WHOLESALERS, 1871 RlA-
6easearS %, n,e.
PoNTiAC lais $ conT. club coupe
many ether extras. eSceptionally
clean: 81 SOS, cash, trade or terms,
WOLFE MOTORS. 18th and X sts
DAN beautiful s-tone green. 7. and
h. many other extras; Al eond
inside and out. Too see il is to
buy It. Sl:o95, cash. trade or
x SITS, NV Ex. 5S6s.
PONTIAC ,S1 Is4s oony, ~; loaded
finish with black top very ioS
SALES, INC, s.''s; 2ses IN NiehoSs M0IUs a2s
Sc 20. 2-o3s6 -
PONTIAC Is47 convertible club
pay uaree AUTO WHOLESALER.
1871 BladenshufG I'd. ne.
PONTIAC l949 club coupe: equipped
with Hydra Matte q quality car.
II 6e4. Sl49 down. liberal weekly
terms. Why pay morer AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 BlAdenSourg
I'd. ne
sTUDEBAKKR ls4s Champ Rsxsl
dc luxe 2-dr.; black, r and h; low
mileage and perfect; 81. 2as, cash.
trade terms, WOLFE MOTORS,
tn and StS NV EX S5fsa
sIuDEbAkER l9I9 de luxe 4-dr,
SEDAN one owner; low mileage.
fully equipped like new. SiSSa
Open TIL 3 pm. RON PONTIAC,
INC $50 Wis ave. Bethesda. Nd
OIL. 5000
Evening star., 1950-06-01
IRAlrERS
WANT HOUSE TRAILERS.

WANT HOUSE TRAILERS-Payc cash;
bring them out; buyers waiting.
1000 Central ave. Sc, HI. 545O.
HEETER TRAILER SALES. Berwyn.
now has, a lge. display of both new
en aSed eean Fsd s9od
in size from Is to 80 TT; priced
from $500 to $3.50; terms: 2 to
5 yrs. Phone TO. 5111.
LATE '49 3O-FT. SPARTAN MANSION,
beautiful cond.: used very little;
reas. Call SH. Aba, Ext. "a. Il
SILVER DOME house trailer; % it,
sleeps 4; must sell; sacrifice. 81.
NATIONAL 25-ft.; sleeps 4, excellent
condition, mohogany interior
$I;65Q; Lot no: 3S POTOMAC
TOURIST CAMP CITY. 2'
dition with awning. fencing and ac-
cessories, good parking lot .guaran-
teed to couple; reas priced. Apply
ONCE, CANARY TRAILER PARK,
Route /, Berwyn, Md. Il
Evening star., 1950-06-01
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

section 2. 145x20s-ft.
home site, among beautiful ramblers,
SERNoN sTsslS5s for LYaca sRIarea AND s soSs Sss
IN BANNOCKBURN HEIGHTS. an
established community of fine homes
and exceptional beauty, we have
few excellent lots for approved
applicants Complete. financing and
CANDY 9poi5nfds ( PuILER. INC INC, lLsloS ST. a4oS,
1012 18th ST. NV, ewes. Mr..
Stephens. WI. 5065 >
HILLCREST LOT, 75x157. priced for
immediate sale. Call Mr. Noon. LU.
4-43S2; eyes. VI. 5206. T. PAUL
2I ACRES, nr. suitland. with approx
1.600 #. along Military hwy. Priced
right for quick sale. Call Mr.. Noon.
bUi b4iir 4143SI; ,1I3SI; eyes, VI. 62o6. T.
MiNfarnRP INA MRRD cp fsTArE. 1.s7-sers
s frontage on0l1i on warner P'9Tea sse; lot o:n p
Kensington Heights; $500, incl.
house under construction and plans
,e. "a. 4q34 betyssn and pm. i
approx. - 900 SO. It, Price, $500,
approx. 35c So. it. Northwest area.
: blocks D. c. line, bus. RA. 4422
NORTH ARLINGTON, ia acres, trees
make . large lots. asking $4,000:
level lot on Wilson blvd, commercial
potential, excel. investment, ST 800;
another on Wilson. 50xlo5, $1,000,
or 6Oxl65, $500: ! on s., 3rd st.
Sl,650 Call o til 8. KEITH D.
BRUMBACK, CHI. 3527 or CHI. 1873.
LEWIsDALE-Lot 10 in block 10.
HI HI Sz92' after after g pm. 3
miles south of Alex. off Franconia
I'd. Price $3.50, TIE. 1923. a
CHOICE BLDG. SITES at very conv.
prices; also. will cooperate closely
with reputable builder on last few
shdS sshiytsiOn sssa SalI MANUEL IA M LAzo e p: "a
IDEAL RAMBLER SITE, in verness
dr., N. Ch. Ch.. Md. only S2,950..
TISHLER' TU. $500; ewes. co.
HILLS GROVE, ao0xs45
IT,: will sell below market for quick
sale: OWNER. HO. S035. 4
KALORAMA AREA-Beaut. lge. lot
for a town house; facing Rock
Greek Park. Reduced price for
9qnick sale. Call MRS. McKENNA'
paRr Ar OF Of the Richard F. Marshall
estate. IS miles from downtown
150-yesr- old Federal farm house;
more acreage If desired. Phone
Cypress 1896 i
Evening star., 1950-06-01
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1947 s4-ton panel; exception
ally low mileage very good cond;,
INTERNATIONAL pickup; 1-ton hid,
1949 model; purchased 3/17/50.
titled as 1850; used 1000 miles;
$3.50: ia. $500 or after 6 pm,
AK 2545 -
dual speed rear. short wheel base;
S995. Trade and terms if desired
HA1NES MOTOR CO., 16 Mass. ave.
NV ST 23SS. i
CHEV. '46 k2-ton pickup: very low
mileage. new tires, excel cond
throughout; $685. JET MOTOR
SALES. INC: 2725 Nichols ave.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
S47.500

will buy you one of the best small
dairy farms in Fairfax County, in
cludlng cows. machinery, etc. 1t
Stantial house, completely remodeled
and comfortable by city standards,
a nearly new tenant house and ade-
quate farm buildings, including a
dairy barn for 20 cows, with a score
farm and the work is UP to date.
You can live on this farm and still
hold q position in Washington, as
the present owner does. There is
no better place to live than on a
secure Investment for your money.
$4,000 down.
Mason Hirst, Exclusively
A'nuAG closed Sundays ga '
Evening star., 1950-06-01
wArERF'T PROP. SALE tcen,. ,
CAN'T BE DUPLICATED

For beauty and seeluslon; one acre.
shaded with lovely oaks and shrub
berry. SCOTT sea wall. sand beach.
pvt. pier for two soft. boats. 7-ft
water. best fishing and grabbing;
1iz-story bungalow, gas. electricity.
phone and oil heat, modern kitchen,
dining rm.. living rm, 3 bedrms.
and built-in bath. . porches, beau
tifuliy furn.; immed poss To in
spect, see Ruby Downs. Wheeler
Hardware Bldg, Deal, Nd. West
River sos.
Max C.. Schwartz. Ia. $500
Evening star., 1950-06-01
BELLE HAVEN

Overlooking Potomac
THE FEW REMA1NING BLDG.
SITES IN THIS EXCLUSIVE RESI-
DENTAL AREA. TOGETHER WITH
COMPLETE PLANS BY OUT
STANDING ARCHITECT FOR A
CHARMING 3-BEDRM., 2-BATH
HOME. PRICE FOR QUICK SALE
AT ONLY $4,000. CALL MR.. FER
RIS, TEs 3445. AL. 2052; Ewes,
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
CHAS. r. HOOFF, INC.
21R PRINCE ST. ALEX. VA.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
AUToMoTIVE MIscL. Cont

AUTO PARTS-Ford motors, $50 up;
Pierce Arrow motors. La Sale motors
and body parts; 1889 Bucks, plenty
of parts for most cars; tires, 81 up
1901 Kenilworth ave, VI. ALL. A.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
MOTORCYCLES

40 VERTICAL TWIN INDIAN: buddy
seat, saddle bags, windshield; S495.
CUSHMAN. AIRBoRNE SCOOTER
with new engine, good cond., S1O0
IA. 4-0593. -
INDIAN CHIEF 194s; peri. cond.,
plenty of chrome; light blue; best
cash offer. DE 5054. .
MOTORCYCLE. I'll. d. '3S: "a r. H.;
OK. 0T03.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
TRUCK VALUES

GMC TRUCK DEALERS
1900 Lee hwy, Ar. Va. CHI. 1000
Other truck bargains, Army; parts;
night services at our Alex. plant.
1901 Oronoco ST, OV. 1900.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
USED TRUCKS
: ALL REDUCED

d.; 1895. I947 Dodge s4-ton pick
up; S795.. 1947 Chevrolet ia-ton
pickup, de luxe cab; S195. 1916
Chevrolet hz-ton panel: S6a5.
AND GUARANTEED
S7s6 Wisconsin ave, Of. sioo. open
$50 am. to 900 pm
Your Chevrolet Dealer. %
Evening star., 1950-06-01

$4,000. Near Laurel-15 acres, s.
bedroom country place; > Stairways;
practically all modern; some fruits,
shade: land very productive.
Evening star., 1950-06-01

HOWARD CO.. SlS.50O-5o acres, s.
room country home; bank barn;
horse barn with stalls; land all in
grass: small stock farm; lovely shade
with beautiful view; on gravel road
Evening star., 1950-06-01

HOWARD CO., S13,50O-55 acres, 6
rooms; large home on hill: shade;
productive land; good gravel road
possession.
Evening star., 1950-06-01

HOWARD CO. SS,50O-14 acres, 4.
bedroom home; also tenant house;
lge. stream, 2 springs; picturesque;
possession.
Evening star., 1950-06-01

COLORED-BEAUT. BUILDING LOT,
40x100 #. All improvements: next
door to 5129 .Astor pl. Sc: $50
down, $25 month. DAVID COOPER,
900 + st. NV, MA 1857 -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-28
TO THE LAST DIME

II this country IS to avoid poten-
tally disastrous initiation. our huge rearnna-
ment program must be financed. As nearly
as possible, on a pay-as-we-go basis.
That, in turn, involves two things
First. there must be high taxes-and We
are gettin taste Of that now with the NJ
come tax increases that began October 1.
Second, there must be drastic cuts il al
government spending which IS unrelated
to defense. Nothing At all has been done
IN that direction. Indeed. some 81 the top
men in government seem determined to in
crease it. Their idea Is to continue with
spending as usual-and to simply pile the
emergency military spending on top Of il
The American people viii pay al the
taxes that national security demands,
painful as it win be- But the American
people viii not long consent to being cheat
ed by policy which permits waste and un-
necessary spending in every conceivable
direction. Government men tell rs that We
must pull in our belts and prepare for sac
rifices. Let the government men follow
their own advice in their own bailiwick.
The fact Is that runaway initiation
could in itself destroy any hope for nation
al security. And the best friend initiation
has IS reckless spending BY the government
with the ever-increasing deficits that re-
sun. We could 50 weaken ourselves within
that we would lack the strength to deal
with the dangers from without
Federal spending as Usual must end
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-28
MONOGRAPH
j TnREE-poLLAR BILl

III has long been point Of argument
between private and public power inter
esss tbst the cost Of electricity is a factor
seriously considered BY Industry IN choos-
ing location, says the New York Times.
Evidence that would seem to offset that
argument appears IN the 1850 census fig
ures. The four Tennessee Valley states
lKentacky. Tennessee, Alabama ard Mis-
sissippi) that are served in whole or in
part 81 the Tennessee Valley Authority,
showed population Increase Of but 81 per
cent d the last decade. N the four states
adjacent ii the IVA, ard which are not
served b that Federal power agency. the
population Increase Vas 1876 per cent
The fact IS that the cost Of electricity
Is very snlsll part Of the total cost Of
operating most industries. II i far over
Swallowed b such expenses as wages, sup
plies. and taxes And. in the case Of the
homeounef ard the farmer. the electric
bin Is relatively insignificant item in the
budget
Moreover the idea that public power
i cheaper Khan private power Is 100 per
cent wrong According to > National City
Bank analysis TIE well dvertised cheap
ness q pubic power rates IS a myth from
Z national standpoint The taxpayer II
large called upon to shoulder the taxes
that the public agencies escape paving.
aS Weil ak ia provide chem or frae csr,ffaI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-28
MEAT IN The FUTURE


Under normal competitive conditions,
prices perform two important regulatory =
functions. First. they act as a distributor,
BY causing products to flow to TIE areas
and individuals where the most effective
demand exists. Second ag ifiIienc pro-
duction n the future
Take meat as an example 81 lsose. in
free market, the supply demand situa-
ton controls prices. At the time the Korean
war broke out there. was ! seasonal drop
in meat supplies The war caused q wave
of paniekx buying As consequence. prices
rose sharply. Then, as the supply situation
improved and scare buying subsidized, meat
prices ceased their advance and Ii 4 num-
Der Of cases declined considerably.
The meat situation now u excellent.
Cattle numbers on farms and ranches in
this country increased BY about 1000, 900
heads last year and are expected Is show
the same amount Of increase this year. The
government predicts that the 1850 pig
crop viii be the largest for any peace-tilsse
year on record Informed sources say that
the present and prospective meat supply
IS sufficient to meet the foreseeable needs
Of both the expanding armed forces and
the civilian population. When the armed
forces reach total Of 8. 600. 900 men, = Is
nov planned. they win take only four per
cent Of next years expected meat supply.
In other words. there viii be- plenty
q meat and, sold in the free market. II
viii move AZ f1-icna qefsl.Ifefo1 - 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-28
Todays Horoscope

Todags impulses are fprci1se
ard active. and n the sIrongsr
natzres even rash and violent Ire
inclination Is towards reforms ard
idols win be rufillEssly smashed
and often those things destroyed
which the native has not the
power TO rebuild on surer foanda-
tionS Guard against this since i
may result in hhghted hopes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-28

The BIG LIE Of the Communists can
not stand against Gods TRUTH. Help
spread that TRUTH to all mankind. Sign
the Freedom Scroll today.
Evening star., 1950-10-02
Exclusively Yours
Ted Achilles Made Deputy to u s. Deputy Charles Spoford
Anna Roosevelt Hos New Book Ready for Press

lShe will try to find q house and
will also look into the school situ-
alton for their two youngest chill
idren, who will not switch edu.,
lcational institutions until the Sec
ond semester. The two eldest,
subdebutante Anne and Teddy will
remain at Miss Porter's and ST..
Pauls respectively.
Returning to Washington Mrs.
A. will stay in their house here
until after Christmas when Mr..
A. will fly back to be with his
family. after that they will say
their final farewells to D. C.
Anna Roosevelt, who seems to
have dropped the Boettiger from
her name, writes from Berkeley.
Calf, that her health is greatly
improved, that she feels like a
million and is now living with
her son Johnny in "a tiny house.
there and loves it. She has CO.
authored book which is about
to come off the press, she says.
entitled "Your Pregnancy" The
Evening star., 1950-10-02
BY Betty BeoIe

The Theodore Achilles will be
pulling up stakes before long
With the usual speed that Foreign
Service officers have to move when
the State Department gives them
two or three weeks notice, Marian
and Ted are getting ready to sail
for London aboard the Maure-
tania In o fortnight. 2
Ted. who became director of
the State Departments Office of
European Affairs in 1947, has now
been chosen as deputy to Charles
Spofford, who is the United States
Deputy to the North Atlantic
Treaty Council. the permanent
organization that will have its
headquarters in London. Whereas
MFR. Spofford. like all deputies tc
the council, will have the rank
Of ambassador, Ted as his deputy
will merit the title Of minister.
Marian will not be in England
very long this time. While her
husband takes up his new duties
Evening star., 1950-10-02
Society News
Horofd Hintons Honor Mrs. CosweH,
Morris Cofritzes Hosts at Cocktails

The seasons. Sunday parties
got under way yesterday after
noon with two cocktail to-do's
MIR. and Mrs. Morris Cafritz gave
their first fall aperitif gathering
at their beautiful place on Fox
hall road and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Hinton were hosts at small
party for Mrs. John Caswel who
had checked off another mile
stone," as she said, the day be-
fore.
Most Of the guests at the Hin
tons Georgetown house were
close friends of the Caswells
Dropping by after s o'clock and
lingering as long as possible were
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Krock, for
mer Austrian Minister and Mrs
Edgar Prochnik, Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Hagner. MIR. and Mrs.
William MacCracken, Mrs. Ed
ridge Jordan and the Blaise de
Sibours.
The beautiful Mrs. Rafael
Oreamuno made a brief appear
ance. Down from New York to
get her daughter. Diana, settled
for her forthcoming sophomore
year at George Washington Uni
versity, she has been stopping
with her good friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthew r. Pack, at their
2400 Sixteenth street apartment.
Mrs. Oreamuno has taken a small
apartment there for her daugh-
ter and as pied a terre for her
self and her husband until their
expected permanent move to the
Capital sometime before Christ
mas. Although the lovely former
Evening star., 1950-10-02
CopitoIites
Prominent
In nDrive

Mrs. Montgomery Blair. vice
president of the National Cathe-
dral Association. has again ac-
cepted craftsmanship of the Wom-
ems special committee for the
cathedral's 1950-51 fund cam
paign. Mrs. Blair will hold a
meeting tomorrow morning to dis
cuss plans for the drive. Mrs.
Waldron Faulkner is co-chairman
with Mrs. Blair.
Mrs. Berkeley Simmons, chair
man of the women's general COM
mittee, held a meeting this after
noon in her home for her area
chairmen. She was assisted by
her vice chairman. Mrs. Charles
Hamilton Maddox.
Among those VINO will serve with
Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Faulkner are
Mrs. G. Rowland Chase. Miss Ellis
abeth Houghton. Mrs. George w
Lipscomb, Mrs. Robert M. Griffin
Mrs. Oscar S. Cox, Mrs. j. Forres-
ter Dawson, Mrs. j. Clifford Fol-
ger, Mrs. Cazenove Lee. Mrs. John
w. Stenhouse, Mrs. B. M. Nickel
way. Mrs. William D. Blair, Mrs
Donald c. Bingham, Mrs. Fred
erick M. Bradley, Mrs. Raymond
E. Cox, Mrs. James Spear Taylor,
Mrs. Ernest Green, Mrs. James D.
Flaherty. Mrs. Harold Jones, Mrs.
Thomas Clark Matthews, Mrs. II.
Randolph Barbee, Mrs. James
Barnes. Mrs. B. L. jackson, Mrs.
George Reber Littlehales, Mrs.
Humphrey Lloyd, Miss Carolyn
Nash, Mrs. George r. Prussing,
Mrs. w. Stuart Symington and
Mrs. BENJAMIN Thoron.
Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Mad
dox will be assisted by Mrs. Albert
L. Cox, Mrs. Thompson Montgom-
cry, Mrs. William Carter Bowles.
Miss Lucy Mackall, Mrs. William
C. Coe, Mrs. Goodwin Moore, Mrs.
John p. Muchler, Mrs. e. L. Bowie,
Mrs. Albert L. Miller, Mrs. Robert
c. Watson, Mrs. James A. Coun-
Ecilor, Miss Mae Helm, Mrs. STAN
ford c.. Hooper, Mrs. Ralph c.
Mulligan and Mrs. Walter Wyatt.
Evening star., 1950-10-02

Washington resident wouldn't say
anything, those in the know feel
certain that Rafael Oreamuno is
tc be the next Ambassador from
Costa Rica. That they are per-
manently moving here is further
indication of the fact.
Others who extended birthday
greetings and best wishes for the
coming year to Mrs. Caswell were
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barnes. Mr.
and Mrs. B. M. McKelway. Mr..
Jack Logan. Col. Januscz Ilinsky
Mr.. James Mann, the Samuel
Scriveners and Mrs. Caswell's
Son-1n-law and daughter. the
Conway Hunts.
Diplomats and Capital residents
made up the guest list Of q hum
dred or more who called at the
Cafritzes between 6 and 3 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Havenstrite
and Mrs. Verbena Hebbard Of
Beverly Hills, Calf, whom Mr.
Logan feted at q large cocktail
party at the Sulgrave Club two
weeks ago came down from New
York for the occasion. They came
East. to see the California Polo
Team, in which Mr.. Havenstrite
has an interest. play at Meadow
brook. and they keep coming
down to Washington to see their
many friends here and taste the
Capitals gayety.
Last Sunday Mr.. Havenstrite
sent his private plane down to
pick up Mr.. and Mrs. Cafritz and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chad Calhoun and
ny them back to Long Island for
the polo match that afternoons
Evening star., 1950-10-02
In The News

Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie
had as her guest for a few days
Mrs. william M. Ruddick, of IN
diana, Pa, who has returned to
her home. Mrs. Ruddick's son, Mr.
William Parker Ruddick Is . stu
dent at the George Washington
Law School.
A fashion show luncheon held
at Hop Hall, Fort Myer. Thurs
day opened the season of the Fort
Myer Woman's Club.
Autumn flowers and palms dec
Grated the hall and a fashion show
with q musical background was
enjoyed.
Among those having tables were
Mrs. Omar Bradley, Mrs. David
Ogden. Mrs. G. Z. Byers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Z. Belts OF
Cherrydale have returned from q
two months stay In Norway, where
they visited the family Of Mrs.
Belts who is a native Of Oslo. With
them went their three sons. Doug
las, Edward and Michael.
Evening star., 1950-10-02
Miss CoIen7un's S
Is Set

Miss Jeanne Eudora Coleman
will become the bride of Mr.. John
David Brown December 80. Miss
Coleman is the daughter Of 1t
Col. Clark Coleman Of Las Vegas,
New, and Mrs. Eudora Coleman
OF Miami. Mr.. Brown Is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brown of
Silver Spring.
The bride-elect is now employed
at the Agriculture Department.
Her f1ance is attending Wilson
Teachers College and expects to
graduate in 1852.