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Alexandria, Mr.. Pen DaW
FirehouSe
Charming Cape Cod brick: center
hall, large liv. rm., 2 bedrms., pine
paneled nursery or study, din. rm.
enough for breakfasting, nice din
rm., full bsmt. with recr. rrn., oil
heating system; v acre. Financed
at Al, Asking only S15,500.
THE GOSS CO., Realtor
OW. 37x6. la
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

DIPLOMAT with family q 4 WIN pay
cash for fine det. brick dwelling
for pvt. residence: must be in good
NV. loc.; between 100000 to $40, 1000
cash. Call Mrs. d'Amecourt, with
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., 1922 18th
st. NV: ST. 1900; ewes. and week
WE URGENTLY NEED and bed
rm. houses in the NV, nearby Md.
areas, for a list of waiting clients.
Please call MRS. CUSHARD, OR.
CASH Buyers RO1 WAITING. D. lI C..
Md, Va. property Mrs Sanders,
RA. PA. ssTei Sls4 LEATH & ASHLEY YIS &c
DIRECT FROM OWNER, highest cash
for your property. Call MIR. KITCH-
EMS. ST: 1858, ewes, S136.
I PAY Cash FOR HOUSES, any con-
dition, any section MR.. B. LISS.
tF f PROMPT oanP ATTENTION to the sale
of your home, business or invest.
cali r <. HUMPHRIES. Realtor.
sos North Capitol MA 673o Free
appraisals Results since 1919
LIKE TO BUY nice or 8 bedrm
home, not over $4,000; consider
any nice location. Box 447-Y, Star.
DIRECT FROM owNER-cash for
small home east Of Anacostia River
or nearby Md; prefer bungalow.
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HRPENTIITOO'

BRENTWOOD"
An attractive detached frame bunga-
low IN q very convenient neighbor-
mood with lot having 9 street 'front.'
ages Zone or. r. I. ave.): 4 rms, 2
oedrms., bath; owner has bought
snotner home and must sell imme-
qlate!y: Call NE. 1143 until o p.m..
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN Reaitnr -''
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HOUSES-SALE-N.E. (Cors. J

VACANT-2-FAMIL
1923 D St. NE.-Modern Colonial
brick, 2 stories, with 2 rms, kit.
recreation rm., storage rn., hard
wood ifs. and trim, elec. refgr.,
gas furnace, h.-w h., built-in garage.
All newly renovated and ready for
occupancy Easy terms arranged.
Ewes. phone Mr.. Woodwell, ia. 5469.
~. L. T. GRAVATTE.
1918 K St. NV Realtor Ma. O753.
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HOUSES WTp. TO BUY (con.. }

QUICK will be the action in buying
QUICK. ST. 59e9; ewes. RA. 341s.
CASH FOR HOUSES, white or COL
oTed, any condition or section. MR.
BRUNO. ST. 1890. Ewes. La.
WILL PAY CASH for properties in
D c., Va. or Md Prompt atten-
ton. MR.. DRAISNER. Ma. 4092.
WILL FAY CASH, for small home
near Hyattsville or Mt. Rainier;
owners only: HY. 5611. 10
WANTED, COLORED PROPERTY
will pay cash above 1st trust for
several colored houses. Quick set
tlement. Call MR.. PECK, LA.
TRULY URGENT NEED for moderA
reasonably priced homes in all
good locations. from $4,000 up.
Please call for free appraisal
Ewes. call GIL. 3272, FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI. .1411. -12
PVT. PARTY WANTS TO BUY RAM
BIER, Wash. or immed vic, dir
buy from owner, all cash. NO. 2610.
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HAMPSHIRE KNOTJ,S

II11INT OT1IHE hNJJLIS
owner leaving town; this attrac. brick
bungalow, Just 10 yrs. old, being
23nis1red 3l,i1 for the first time; 5 rms,
gas a.-c. heat. full cellar and attic
screened porch, screens and storm
WINDOWS; lge. fenced lot with good
gaTdeh area; vacant, immed. poss.
prrice, Sl3,e50. HOHENSTEIN BROS.
FIT. 3o0oi ewes. or Sun, SH. 6245.
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
ACROSS FROM COUNTRY CLUB
house: nice-size rms, excel. cond,
Priced at S17,950. Desirable inanc-
ing can be arranged
Bradley Hills Grove
Modern brick. 3-bedrm., 2-bath
rambler on IA acres. Full bsmt.
with maids rm. and full bath, Gus.
tom built with many attrac. fea-
lures. Priced at $4,000. Ewes,
Mr.. Meyer, at WI. 9346.
SAMUEL e. BOGLEY, WI. 1920.
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SUBURBAN SALE-vA. tconf. J
ALEXANDRIA

Beautiful white brick on lge. wooded
plan, 3 bedrmS., Ia baths, liv. .rm.
with firepl., lge. din. rm., and kit,
delightful screened porch, garage,
oil heat Call for appt. to see this
unusually delightful home.
HICKS REALTY co.
Realtors. Alex. 1900; ewes. TIE. 0933.
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BELLE HAVEN

NA11111 &3x = 1l@F
HIGH ELEVATION-POT VIEW
1st-FLOOR BEDRM. AND BATH
prewar, English brick,
built to last forever. 1st floor,
center hall. liv. rm. 27x16 with
firepl.., din. rm. l6x16. lge.. kit. with
closet and pvt bath; screened @ porch
with complete privacy; 2nd floor,
3 bedrms. and bath, also secluded
maids room and bath; stairs to
attic; full bsmt. with various rooms
and lge. gar, h.-w.h. tauto stoker)
obstructed view Of the Potomac from
liv. rm. and din. rm. windows,
Shown by appt. only.
Whitton g. Schreiner Co.
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ARLINGTON

Arlington Ridge Rd. Vic.
For the discriminating buyer, a new
2-story brick with beautiful view
Of Army-Navy Country Club. House
contains 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on
End floor. Large living room and
formal dining room. recreation room
with fireplace. This house must be
seen to be appreciated. Fairly
priced at S31,500. Call today for
appointment.
HICKS REALTY co.
Realtors. AL. 1900: eyes,, TIE. 1859
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ARLINGTON'S BEST
GROWING Enthusiasm

With each visit-convince us that
here is a rare Offering in the. more
permanent type home. A brick
rambler, in most exclusive close in
Arlington. Hall entrance, break
fast nook. s rms. > tile baths, peg
ged random width floors, sliding
closet doors cedar lined; most
modern dishwasher, disposal, range,
refrigerator ard BendiX; Lear ga
rage; heavy Vermont slate roof;
S27 900; Substantial cash required.
Call OW. 5000.
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ARLINGTON

White Cape Cod on deep level lot
fenced; charming liv. rm. with FIRE
pl., bookshelves, din. rm., lge. kit
equip. 2 spacious bedrms. tile bath,
sun. rm. or library; 2nd f.. lge.
studio rm, partly fln.. full bsmt.,
contract accepted: S14.750.
FRED J. GEORGE. REALTOR
IL. 6777; 2173 Glebe Rd.; OK. DIAL;
Ewes, FA. 5970 or CHI. 0444.-10
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COLORED, S495 DOWN

LOVELY BRICK, NE.
Fine brick home with front porch,
lge. rms, nice bath, very clean. Act
fast. Re. 353l UN. O759.
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COIOREC

Mr.. BUR. PRNTG. & ENGR.
VACANT-S500 DOWN
Move right into this q rm. row brick
home with 2 baths. 9 kits. bsmt.,
g. oil heat. SURETY REALTY CO.
AID 0531 till o. 10
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'ORT DUPONT AREA
$3.50 DOWN
602 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 7-4O4O. -

YOU WANT FACTS!!
Here they are; Det. asbestos shingle
house, 8 yrs. old; large liV. rm.
with firepl., nice din. rm., modern
Kit, powder rm,. 1st floor; 3 bed
OIL heat, screened porch. rec. rni.
with bar: near bus, shops, school;
SIS. 800, and reas. terms.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
Exclusive, 1927 Pa. Ave. Sc, LU.
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T,YON PARK
3-Redrm Brick Colonial

ow, 7aa3 or Elmwood B4s. -
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SEEKING
THE HARD TO FTNDo

Look herel 3-bedrm. brick rambler. .
complete tile baths, spacious rms
for graceful furniture; parquet
hardwood floors, radiant heat, at
tachced garage, slate roof, copper
plete kitchen, breakfast nook, "a
foot living rm., patio off dining
rm.. $4,000 with $4,000 1st
trust available to substantial pur-
chaser. May be inspected by call
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/ HAVE clients with substantial cash
waiting for the following
l DET. BRK. or stone, bedrms.,
2as baths; west of Conn. ave; under
$4,000.
2 SENIIDET.; 3 bedrms., 2 baths;
preferably Fox Hall Village area
SEVERAL 3-BFDRMs.; > or 215
baths; about $4,000 each.
Please call Charles L. Booth, Briga-
der General USAF, retired. DE.
577S: ewes, EN-. 52S5: associated
with R. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor,
2304 Calvert st NV -l6
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Ryan Named 10 Committee
OF Capitol Press Galleries

Edward r. Ryan. Capitol Hill
reporter for the Washington Post.
yesterday was declared elected to
q place on the Standing Com
mittee Of Correspondents in
charge of the House and Senate
press galleries.
He was the only one nominated
TO succeed William s. White. cor
respondent of the New York
Times, who resigned recently. In
the absence Of any contest, VIII
liam r. Arbogast Of the Associated
Press. the new chairman, can
celled q scheduled balloting and
confirmed Mr.. Ryan's election.
MIR. Ryan's term, like those Of
other members Of the committee,
will run to the end Of this year.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. ldtD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDait three full days and
Yeceiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddys.
Lucy House, 2e. Of 244o 18th st. NV.
:sd Am III Sos 81 as0s g. ~s'9lS' q
''1R s:ssa sss e: rs;' e. + s'9t asl! NJ :5' as
porosh, Malone. u. ts q is1o tst 18Th 'sH &.
Jane; stssns s,s as Of s2s ,s 9Th b, ..; re- and
Morris weinberser, 20. Chestnut Hill.
r.s Ssisissr: 81 spd Ann Eaton IS. both
.nd Hm: foih' FL q ss. .saS q 1861 as'h 1sss
Edgard Jsney. 29, Fort Mysr. and Mary
HusS Hh. Gs5a Mair:a as ao q ssrf sds f4t vi and
Julius Yourman. a, New York. and Made
line Thompson, 81, Arlington:
'GssaH aa. auson e asss e. y a9nssf iss
Randolph st. NV.
Nyron Phillips. 81, Rochester. n. =, and
Jean Fitzgerald, "a, OF $50 Crittendsn
st. ne
John Goliwas.. n. Nj. Rainier, Nd, and
Frances Dulany. 10, Of 2b04 10th st.
Charles Harttng, 81, Of 100 Forester Ct.
s;w., and Barbara oliphant, 20. Of 43
DarrinGton ct; Gw;
Fillmore Rsmeo. IS. ssitimors. Ma. .Aa
Oscar Baisi, ~, Of the Roosevelt Hotel,
and Anna Bayha, "a, Of 20 Galiatin st.
Alvin Franklin. 30, Of 1910 q. n.s.,
and Ruby Wtnstsad. "a. Of 12I1 q 1t.
NV.
Paul Linder, tr., -, and ruby Lewis. 20,
both of 211 % It nE -
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Womun Gets 120 Doys
For Rozor Blude Attack

A 120-day Jail sentence for
simple assault was ordered yes
terday for Ruth L. Queen, 80,
colored, Of the 900 block of Des-
mond's court S.W.
She was found guilty Of a razor
blade attack on James Gamml-
lion, 43, colored, Of the same
block Of Desmond's court. Gam
million told Municipal Court
Judge Almond w. Scott she
slashed his right hand when he
refused to give her money. The
defendant, who pleaded not guilty.
protested that Mr.. Gammillion
had q grudge against her.
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Henderson Stanley, es. 1889 Newton It,
Robert Shores. es. shoreham Hotel.
Max Godow, so, 1925 Roxana I'd. NV.
Alma sduires, 81. 142 18th st. sc.
Anastacia Brunst. 55, 2314 41st st. NV.
Josephine Anderson, 79. 103 49th st. sc.
Louise Wells. 81, 313 L st. NV.
Richard jenkins, 65, 1O35 Goth st. NV.
Otho Fleet 80. 1904 18th st. NV.
Henrietta Lewis. 5s, 2210 11th st. nv.
Melvin Chase, A, 411O 46th .pl.
Rebecca Saunders, 43. 452 Ridge st. NV.
James Young, AZ. $40 wing st. NV.
Frances Keyser, 80. 7S2 Lamont st. NV.
Elnora Garrett. SO. II Florida ave. NV.
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Deaths Reported

tFrom D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics }
Nancy Knapp, 95, 1920 No. Capitol st.
Georgia Windham, 81. 43 New York ave
NV.
Katherine Safer. 80. Westchester Apis.
Celia Berman, 70. 113S 7th st. NV.
George Parks, 80. Edgewater. Nd.
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Force Base, and Mary Conner. 26. Of
HOO Mississippi ave. Sc.
Stanley Groves. %. Of 1920 D st. Sc.
and Lois Ross, 81, of 1921 Otis st. ne.
Arthur Stahouiak, go, Hyattsvtlle and
Julia Moove Youngwood. Pa
Evening star., 1950-01-08

Mr.. Henri member Of American Hair Design Institute
Of New York. and outstanding authority permanent
Monday. January g. through Wednesday, Jonuoy Con-
sutotion your personal hair problems without ehores
Evening star., 1950-01-08

You're bound to sleep soundy Poex "Supefoom
becouse your head gently crodIed millions Of tiny air
bubbles! Superfoos made Of pure eegrown fooned
loex boon to oerdy suferers Mothproof dust
proof, mi|dew-proof lump bunch retain their
shope Cotton may be removed for laundering White
pink or blue. Size l8x26 inches
MaI and Phone Orders Filled Coll MA $500 .
LANsBURoHs- -Bedpea-Thnd
Evening star., 1950-12-09
d. C.. Wordens Set Up Base in Old Force School

Establishment Of headquarters
for the District civil defense war
den service in the old Force
School, 1740 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV, was announced today by
Max c. Schwartz, chief warden.
Mr.. Schwartz also revealed the
appointment of six staff members
for the headquarters and wardens
for % divisions and areas.
Harry N. Stull. 3940 Garrison
street NV, was named executive
assistant under Mr.. Schwartz. He
is a veteran civic leader and for
mer president of the Fedora
ton of Citizens Association. Will
liam Armstrong of the Ambas-
sador Hotel. was named training
director. Records and admins
tration will be handled by Thomas
w. Parks, 207 Florida avenue NV
8 Named to Publicity Staff.
Appointed to the headquarters
public relations staff were Harry
c. Weschler, 2480 Sixteenth street
NV: Isaac N. Cupid, 118 V street
NV, and Wilbur S. Finch, 1918
Newton street NE.
The wardens named for the
various divisions set up in the
city are:
Division B (police precincts 2, 10
and 13)-John T. Shores, 240 R
street NV; Daniel H. Smith, Bill
Evening star., 1950-12-09

cluded another meeting Of the
Washington metropolitan area
co-ordinators of civil defense.
Inspector Fondahl said after the
meeting at the National Guard
Armory that agreement has been
reached on procedures for alerting
Washington and nearby counties
in case of AFRAID warnings dur
ing the interim program now be-
ing set up. This program will be
superseded later with an air-raid
warning system using sirens and
other equipment not available
now.
Although agreement has been
reached on procedures. Inspector
Fondahl said, the details will not
be revealed until they are ap-
proved by the District Commis-
sioners. He will present the plan
to the Commissioners next Tues
day.
Others at Conference.
Attending the conference were
Gen. Jacob L. Devers, civil defense
co-ordinator for Northern Vir-
ginia: Col. Guy Church, Gen.
Devers' deputy co-ordinator;
David G. Mcintosh, civil defense
director for Maryland: Col. H. r.
Bailey. representing the Federal
civil defense Office. and Col. w. c.
Roberts. representing the Military
District Of Washington.
Evening star., 1950-12-09

Eleventh street NV: Henry w.
Legarde, 1908 New Hampshire
avenue NV; Harold w. Joice.
1927 Park road NV; William H.
Branch. 1909 Tenth street NV,
and Arthur o. Waller, 124 Ran
dolph place NV, all area war
dens.
Division D Precincts and 12)
Harry M. Dengler. 1905 Van
Buren street NV, division COM
mander, and Harry B. Moss, $40
Madison street NV: Walter N
Bird, 1444 Juniper street NV,
and Frank N. Mercher, 6401 Kan
sas avenue NE, area wardens.
Precincts Z and 8.
Division E precincts 7 and 81
Col. Frank H. Collins, 1888 Reser-
voir road NV, division COM
mander, and Earl L. Keeler, ALL
Thirty eighth street NV; Rob-
ert B. Knight, 4464 Greenwich
parkway NV; Malcolm C. Hen
derson. 2900 Twenty-ninth street
NV, and Robert C. Nicholson,
1855 Indian Rock terrace NV,
area wardens.
Division F tPrecincts IL and 14
w. j. Smith, 1913 Thirteenth
street NV, division commander,
and Maurice A. Banks. 926 Forty
eighth place NE; Joseph v.
Moran, 4005 First street S.W.:
William B. Cossaboon. 1929 Baker
street NE; Patrick M. Tolliver,
1909 Sheriff road NE; William F.
Yearwood, 1701 v street Sc:
Kenneth G. Read, jr.. 3036 M
street Sc, and James A. Howard.
81 Forty-fourth street NE, area
Wardens.
Inspector John E. Fondahl, act
ing District civil defense director
urged all persons who can devote
time to the warden service to get
in touch with the new head
quarters. He said the primary
needs within the service at the
present time are trained first aid,
home nursing and nursing aid in
structors
The plan, he explained, is for
the Red Cross to conduct the
courses for these volunteer in
structors and the instructors in
turn to organize classes in the
warden divisions and areas.
Developments In the civil de-
fense program today also in
Evening star., 1950-12-09
MaryIand's S State Yacht
Is Stranded in Virginia
BY the Associated Press

CAMBRIDGE, Md, Dec. O.
Capt. Amos Creighton said yester-
day the State yacht Potomac
probably will be stranded on the
inland waterway in Virginia until
at least December 16.
X The yacht and several other
boats were stymied in the Vir-
ginia cut, 20 miles south of Nor
folk, after another boat put a
railroad bridge across the water
way out of commission.
Capt. Creighton, skipper of the
Potomac, said the Vermont, boat
out of Cambridge. rammed the
Norfolk g. Southern Railroad
bridge Saturday night. The bridge
was damaged so it can't be opened
to let through boat traffic.
The Potomac was returning
from Charleston. S. c.. where 1t
had taken Gov. Lane for a South
ern Governors conference last
week.
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Author to Be Honored
LAT Dinner Tomorrow

An informal dinner will be held
in honor Of Mrs. Myrtle Cheney
Murdock, the author of "Constan-
tino Brumidi: Michelangelo of the
U. S. Capitol" at pm. tomorrow
at the Women's National Demo-
cratic Club, 1926 New Hampshire
avenue NV.
Representative Frances P Boil
ton. Republican, of Ohio. will be
guest speaker. Among the guests
of honor will be Mrs. Alberto Tar
chiani, wife of the Italian Ambas-
sador.
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Sinoer to Be Honored

The American Hungarian Fed
Grafton will honor Miss Sari
Barabas, a Hungarian soprano,
at a reception at II am. Sunday
in the Ambassador Hotel.
Evening star., 1950-10-12

On Saturday night and Sunday
the Women's group will hold
sessions Jointly with the mems
conference.
Mrs. Clifford Scott is general
program chairman for the wom-
ems meetings.
Dietetic Conference
The American Dietetic Associa-
ton will open its annual four day
meeting here Tuesday, with the
Dietetic Associations of the Dis
trict, Maryland and Virginia act
ing as hosts
Approximately 1000 delegates
expected to arrive on Monday will
be welcomed with a buffet supper
to be given by the convention
committee in the Mayflower Hotel
ballroom. An entertainment fea-
ture will be a style revue by a
local department store.
Mrs. Anne Stewart Miller, for
merly supervisor of cafeterias OF
Government Services, Inc, is gen.
eral chairman of planning and
arrangements. Miss Jean Crooks
chief of the Diet Therapy Section
of the Central Office Dietetic Di-
vision of the Veterans Admins
tration, is co-chairman.
Dieticians from Iowa State
College who will be here for the
meeting will hold a luncheon or
October 19 at the Old Williams
burg Restaurant, 3025 Naylol
road Sc. Mrs. Locke Humbert is
in charge of reservations.
Evening star., 1950-10-12
Career Day Tour Planned

Electric Playhouse. Miss Kath-
crime Smith. director of the Home
Economics Division of the Ma
tional Gamers Association, will
greet the group next in the asso-
ciation's new test kitchen and
laboratory. From there the visi-
tors will go to the Lewis Hotel
Training School to talk with Miss
Mary Bourke. dean of cookery at
the school.
The days tour will conclude
with a visit to the Washington Gas
Light Co., where Miss Ruth Shell
don. home service director, will
explain "a Home Economics Ca
rer in the Gas Industry" Short
talks will also be given by Miss
Margaret Mathews, Home Eco
nomics in Business chairman, and
Mrs. Ida Jean Kain Of King Fea-
lures Syndicate, who will discuss
Careers in Home Economics. u
Mrs. Eugenia Hatcher. manager
of the Homemakers' Testing Serv-
ice of General Foods Corp, will
also explain her work and will
introduce a panel of District home
economists who will answer ques-
tions posed by the young visitors.
Evening star., 1950-10-12
Air Force Group
'PIdns Style Show

Air Force wives living in the
Washington area will assemble at
l pm. tomorrow for a meeting and
fashion show to be given by the
Air Force Officers Wives Club at
the Hotel Statler.
The fashion show, which will
begin at 2::30 pm. will be designed
to show the latest fall styles in
the price range that fits the Air
Force wife's pocket book. The
Air Force ensemble will furnish
the background music.
Mrs. Charles Wesley Schott,
president of the club, has urged
all new Air Force wives to attend
the meeting as well as the present
members. To ease the baby
problem, nursery facilities will be
available at the hotel.
In addition to Mrs. Hoyt VAN
denburg, honorary president of
the organization, wives of top Air
Force officers and the wives of
air attaches have been invited to
attend.
Mrs. Paul Messenger will fur
nish the commentary for the show
and Mrs. C. j. Martin, jr., is in
charge of reservations. Tea will
be served.
Evening star., 1950-10-12
Wonnen's Clubs
UnWersoHst Woman Pastor to Give
KEYNOTE Address at Conference Here

Miss Edna P. Bruner, minister
of the First Universalist Church
of Canton, N. Y, will give the key
note address at the Conference of
Universalist Women which will
open here tomorrow.
The three-day meeting, sched-
uled to run concurrently with the
Conference of Universalist Men,
will be held in the Universalist
National Memorial Church with
members of the Association of
Universalist Women attending
from a number of States.
Mrs. Cyrus w. Springall of
Maiden, Mass. national president
of the association, will take part
in the opening morning session.
Miss Bruner's subject will be
"Universalism for Today's World
The principal speaker tomor-
row night will be DR.. Henry
F. Helmholz, pediatrician, who is
chief consultant for the Mid
Century White House Conference
on Children and Youth. Other
speakers will be Miss Virginia
Ward. specialist in family life, and
Miss Mary B. Lille of the educa-
ton department of the Universal
1St Church of America.
Saturdays program will include
morning discussions on the social
and service programs of the
church. In the afternoon, dele
gates will hear an address by Mrs.
Harold A. Stone of Arlington,
former vice president of the
League of Women Voters.
Evening star., 1950-10-12
Friday 18th
Party Planned

The Friday the Thirteenth
card party sponsored by the Guild
of st. Paul's Church will be held
tomorrow evening at the Ameri-
can Newspaper Women's Club at
1904 Twentieth street NV. The
rector, the Rev. James Richards,
and the assistant rector and Mrs.
Earle R. Closson have reserved
tables and others on that list in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Sinnott, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hen
sley, Mr.. and Mrs. Nagel Haskin,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Russell H.
Hines, jr.
Evening star., 1950-10-12
Luncheon Honors
Mrs. Heard

Mrs. Bartlett B. Heard of Cali
fornia, vice president-at-large OF
the National Board of the YWCA
was guest of honor yesterday at a
luncheon given in her honor by
Mrs. May Thompson Evans, field
representative of the Federal Sc
curity Agency.
Mrs. Heard is in Washington tc
discuss the results of a three
months visit to Germany last sum-
mer, where she acted as consult
ant to the .Women's Affairs
Branch in the Office of the High
Commissioner for Germany.
Among the guests at the head
table were Mrs. Perle Mesta,
United States Minister to Luxem-
bourg; Mrs. Georgia Neese Clark,
United States Treasurer, and Mrs
Charles F. Brannan, wife of the
Secretary of Agriculture.
Evening star., 1950-10-12

A group of outstanding high
school students interested in home
economics will have a chance to
meet some of the outstanding
home economists of the Wash
ington area during a career day
tour arranged for tomorrow by the
District Home Economics in Busi-
ness Group.
The program has been planned
in cooperation with Mrs. Ola Day
Rush, home economics director
for Divisions 1-9 of the District
Public Schools, and Mrs. Mildred
S. Percy, head of the schools
guidance and placement depart
ment.
The students, who will be ac-
companied by the vocational
guidance directors of their respec-
tive schools, will start the day
by appearing in a broadcast with
Mrs. Elinor Lee on Station WTOP
They will then go on to the
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company, where they will
learn from Miss Georgia Mae
Smith, home economist for C&P
about a career in the telephone
industry.
Next stop will be Woodward &
Lothrops. There, the future
careerists will hear talks by Miss
Dora Verseck, supervisor of food
activities, and Mrs. Lois Wannan,
director of decorating studios.
At noon, the group will be the
luncheon guests of the Potomac
Electric Power Co., with Miss
Mary Turner and Mrs. Mary
Wells, director and assistant di-
rector of the Home Service Bu-
reau. acting as hostesses in the