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Evening star., 1950-10-22
LOVELY RAMBLER

A real beauty of unusual charm and
distinction in nearby estate sec
ton; spacious rms. throughout. in
Guiding 2 bedrms.. separate din
ing rm. and huge kitchen: lge
recreation area in bsmt; garage
Open Sat. and Sun. afternoons.
Past Colesville intersection blk
to Midland rd, right / blk. TO
house. Call Mr.. Hunter. 81. 9339.
or
Montgomery Investment
AND ms. CO., SH. 8O1O
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CLINTON MD

5-room house 4or3O #; rooms as
large as 14x16 IT; on corner lot.
nearly acres; some work needed
to complete. Owner asking $4,000;
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EVANSVILLE

A4 "A l. ~ 4L1I
Nr. Magruder Park-2-bedroom frame
nome on large lot. Price. $1,000.
on your terms
2-bedroom asbestos shingle home on
100x200-ft. lot. Price, $1,000, on
your terms.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
I,EWISnAI.F

LEWISDALE
zoos gath ave. Cozy brick Cape
Cod, , bedrms., dining rm.. tile
bath, equipped kitchen. full base
ment. expansion attic and large
fenced lot. Price, $4,000. AS
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 It'll Dark
J. c. LEWIS, Reatlor
WA 1850 SH. O440 AP Oh67
Evening star., 1950-10-22

New Hamp. Ave. Gardens
1905 WILDWOOD DRIVE
Attractive brick residence with att.
garage, situated en- lge level lot.
lst fl. powder rm., liv. rm with
f1repl.. equip. kit; 3 lge. bedrms.,
tile bath. 2nd H.: full bsmt. with
lavatory: vacant. Priced for i'm
mediate sale.
H. CARLYLE DE LOZIER
WA S00O PoaItor WA OOoS
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REAL ESTATE
HOME WITH INCOME
BY OWNER

CHI. CHI. S2S.950
yrs. old-new house cond., lovely
neighoorhood, nr. Rosemary School
GI may obtain so 500 1st trust at
AZ. VA appraised house at S29. 900
Lge. liy. rm., firepl.. din. rIA.. den
I3xl?, lge, breakfast rm,, kit, loft.
Westinghouse refgr.. powder rm,
fun baths. built-in gar. rec. rm.
with bar and "a bath. gas heat.
Call OIL; 30ss. TO REACH: Go out
10th st. to East-West highway, left
70 Jones Mill I'd. tentrance to Rock
creek, right TO 3rd house on left
3204, no dealers please.e 90
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Fred B. CuShman. Realtor

leu d. .NlSIlIlldIl, h6dllOr
8 miles north of Gaithersburg. a
block off Rt. 240-4-room bungalow: :
elect, pump inside, no basement, no
ton. Price. $4,000. ava
Near Clarksburg-3 acres, improved
with Broom house; elect. and run
ming water; small orchard in bear
ing. Convenient to transportation.
Price; 1850; viii help finance;
Near Boyds-2 acres, improved with
22-story frame house; 8 rooms and
bath: small basement with warm air
furnace: elect pump: septic tank:
new cinder-block henhouse; fruit
trees. Price. S6s5O.
WASHINGTON Grove-4-room bungalow,
new; all improvements, full base
ment; too VIII help finance. Price
Damascus-Semiframe bungalow: 1st
IL, liv. room with open fireplace,
dining room, mod. kit. with cabinets,
] bedroom, 2 bath; md f.; 2 bed
full basement. oil hot-water heat,
laundry trays: storm windows and
doors: screened porch. Price. S13.-
$50. Call Jerry williams. Damascus
1921, or Fred B Cushman, Gathers
burg 900.
proved with 10-room house, ga
baths. modern heating plant. Splen-
did opportunity for some one wishing
a large house and plenty OF ground.
S27. 800.
Damascus-Modern brick home high
elevation. 5 rooms and bath, full
basement with workshop garage,
several fruit trees. chicken house.
Pleasing view of surrounding coun-
try, Price, s22 500. Call Jerry
williams Damascus 6361 or
FRED B. CtTSHMAN. REALTOR
so FREDERICK AVE
GAITEERSRIIRG PHONE oNQ
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COUNTRY HOMES

S-bedrm., brick Colonial home; lge.
excel. cond.; price, SI5,s50. terms.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

Or terms for civilian. Beautiful.
large det, .6-rm. center hall Colonial.
lot 15xl45, porch. cleo. kit. firepl..
bsmt., .o.h.w.: situated on a hign
Enoil. 800 feet of Marlboro rd. on
vary School, turn left. fellow our
signs to home: conv. to Census Bu-
reau, Andrews Field and only 20
minutes fron douptow,, -"
Evening star., 1950-10-22
OPEN SUN. 1::3O to DARK

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
4012 LELAND ST.
SlS,950
An extremely delightfuI Dutch Co.
rated. 1st fir has lge. liv. rm. with
f1repl., dining rm. excellent kit,
lge. side porch; 2nd fir has 3 bed
rms. and bath, attic has exhaust
fan; full bsmt., oil h.-w. heat, maid s
rm. and toilet. The lot is entirely
fenced and has children's play equip.
ment. plus Lear garage; convent.
ent to all schools, shopping ane
transportation.
Directions: North on Conn. ave. pas,
Chevy Chase Circle to Leland st.
left to 40l2 and, Open sign.
SAMrTFI, p RnGTTv INT yUT 900
Evening star., 1950-10-22
HOUSE IN
THE COUNTRY

Once in blue moon we get a chance
TO sell home like this one; not new,
but completely moderniZed: 3-bedrm.
home on a beautiful A-acre lot;
near transp. and only 10 minutes
from downtown Silver Spring; truly
q wonderful buy.
GRAHAM &, co 81 Rn1n
Evening star., 1950-10-22

CAPITOL HEIGHTS-Excel. bunga-
low. D rms. tile bath, recr. rn.
bsmt., gas heat; nice lot; so, 800
down. JAMES E. MAHONEY. HU.
Evening star., 1950-10-22

N1,SOO Will BUY this attractive
bunga., in the. heart Of Hyattsville.
dows, level lot. A real value in
this location. Call WA. 1900 til 8
pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS g. CO,
5S04 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville,
Md, WA. 5000. Once open daily
and Sunday til 9 pm.
SI3 MO.-New 2-bedrm. bunga. with
expansion attic; conv. to Cheveriy
Theater; FHA approved; 50 $50
with 81 050 down. Call WA. 1900
It'll 8 pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS g.
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HYATTSVILLE. MD

Detached hsll-entrance home. 7 lse.
rms. IA baths. glassed-in porch,
reasonably priced; easy terms to re-
sponsible party. Shown by appoint
msnt only. E. r. BOYNTON co.
1925 Wis. ave. NV. OR OS0O, co.
53Sb. No brokers please
Evening star., 1950-10-22
DREAM HOUSE
RIVERDAT,E HEIGHTS

Beautiful brick and stone, Just fin-
ished; lge. liv. rm. with beautiful
fireplace; lge. din. rm., extra-lge.
kit. 3 lge. bedrms.; lge garage; 2
baths, 10 closets, garbage disposal,
ventilating fan; at 6409 59th ave.
Riverdale Heights, . mi from Mary
lano University. Directions: Go to
traffic light at Edmonston I'd. in E.
Riverdale. go north / blk. and turn
left at sign, follow sign to houses.
Open Sat. and Sun. til 8 pm.
Or call uN. 7728.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
IoUSES-SAtE-MD. Cont
SILVER SPRING

Owner must sell this immaculate de-
tached home. conveniently located
off Georgia ave-; 6 large rooms, at
tached garage, gas heat. recreation
room; many extras have been
adued to make this the outstanding
value in this area; 4eo financing
tc be assumed. Inspect with
Sidney J. MenSh & Co.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
The Last World!
SMALL ESTATE
OFF RIVER ROAD

On Commanding Ground
This dream home offered for the first
time will suit the discriminant pur-
than ordinary. Custom built 1t fea-
lures 1St f., hall, lge. liv. rm. with
fireplace, guest dining rm., lge
screened porch. patio. butler S
pantry, breakfast rm., maids rm.
and bath, elec. kit. master bedrm.
with dressing rm. and bath. panel
den and lavatory; basement, 2nd
a. has liv. rm. with fireplace, .
lge. bedrms. and bath. sun deck;
Scar heated garage; 3 f1replaces;
can be purchased with "a a for
S51 900; more ground available If
desired. Ewes. OIL. 272O.
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC,
Evening star., 1950-10-22
NEW LISTING. S14,95O
CLINTON

NEAR ANDREWS FIELD
5-rm. Cape Cod featuring large Iiy-
lag rm. with open fireplace. dining
rm.. kitchen. , bedrms. bath. LIST
floor; stairway to partial finished
attic; full basement: i2-acre level
lot; AZ financing. Call Mr. Moore,
LQ. 4-43S2; ewes. and week ends,
Evening star., 1950-10-22
COLLEGE PARK

HYATTSVILLE
OPEN 2 PM. TILL DARK
bedroom brick homes; living
room. dining room, large equipped
kitchen. tiled bath; gas &C. heat.
full basement. Only S11.150. Di-
rections Out r. l. ave. to 3Sth st,
turn left to houses located bet, Alli
son and Hamilton SITS on rieht-hand
side Of 3Sth st. UN. 1888; ewes,
AP. 2505.
Fincham & Co.. Realtors
Evening star., 1950-10-22
JOHN F. WILLIAMS
3439 CONN. AVE.
WO. 8405 GE. 1108
WOODSIDE PARK

w OOD04OH = Z 41V4A
SILVER SPRING. MD.
12s ACRES OF GROUND.
Brick; 8 rms, 3l2 baths, liv. .rm
12x24 with fireplace, 12x16 kit,
stainless steel equip, dishwasher,
elec. range. deep freeze, nice den
with q bath, 4 bedrms., baths,
storage attic. large rec. rm., fire.
place; complete kit in bsmt.. maid S
rrn; tile bath; fagstone porch,
screened: vegetable garden; dbe. ga
rage, patio, barbecue. Mr.. Robin
son, SH 60T5, with VIM r. THOR
OWGOOD DE n2l1
Evening star., 1950-10-22
TAKOMA PARK

127 GRANT AVE.
II you are looking for a 6-rm. sub
urban home with det. garage. fenced
lot 50x155: oil h.-w. heat with
summer-winter hookup; fully. in
sulated, storm windows throughout,
fruit trees on rear garden area,
tiled bath. interior condition i'm
maculate. excel. financing with
substantial down payment required,
see this! Price, Sl4,5o0. Open
Sunday. 80 or call Mr.. Mittle-
man, TU. 2100.
AVON SHOCKEY, REALTOR
Evening star., 1950-10-22

$11 500.
BOWIE. MD
CT. 81 900 DOWN.
Masonry bungalow featuring 3 very
lge. bdrms., with ample closets, lge.
liv. rm.. exceptionally lge.- kit.
fully equipped. full bsmt.., oil &C.
heat, city water. on main st. l
block from stores and transp. House
2 years old. For appointment to
inspect call
Evening star., 1950-10-22
LUXURY RAMBLERS
OPEN Ia DAILY

OPEN 1-6 DAILY
One lefti You are invited to inspect
this luxurious home today. Lovely
spacious and built with the finest
OF materials in an exclusive neigh
borhood Brick with 3 bedrms.. :
baths. center reception hall, large
liv. I'm. with wood-burning fireplace
stove. ventilating fan, dishwasher
garbage disposal, Sl2-cu.-ft. refgr
with freezing compartment, Lyon
alI-metal cabinets, space for break.
fast set; slate roof. gas h.-w h.,
toilet and lavatory. roughed-i
rec. rm. with outside entr. Over
A-acre lot Close to public anc
parochial schools and transportation
IEHTu q, AcuIEv rNC
Evening star., 1950-10-22
HOME AND INCOME

Takoma Park-2-family and 3-fan,iIy
bldgs. that are ideal for a home
to live in, with an income that will
help with expenses. Some are =
bedrm. apts. and some are /. Shown
by apptmt. Call for full information
on these interesting properties.
40RO 81 rA29 %
Evening star., 1950-10-22
TAKOMA PARK. MD.

3-FAMILY HOUSE. convenient to
bath live in one and let income from
the other finish paving for the prop
erty! Requires about $4,000 cash.
Call Mr.. Tarver 81. $500. with
VIM. E. Richardson, Inc.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
CHEVERLY MD

CHEVERLY, MD.
Recently built 3-bedroom house on
large. nearly level Anehor-fenced lot.
Prlced under $4,000: can go GI.
UN. $3.50: ewes. UN. 2S5S.
F1NCHAM g. CO., Realtors
Evening star., 1950-10-22

OPEN SUNDAY Id + M.
REAL RAMBLER
OWNER TRANSFERRED
Only three years old and in i'm
maculate condition, consisting Of 2
twin-size bedrooms. large L-shaped
living-dining rm. with woodburning
fireplace. gas radiant heat. copper
plumbing; garage with breezeway;
porch; lovely shaded-landscaped lot;
near shopping, school and trans
portation. Priced less than S16,-
600. Will take your house in trade.
To reach: Out Ga. ave. about one
mile from last traffic light in Sill
left. go about z blocks past Forest
Glen, turn right on Leake ST. to
10010 Menlo ave. See our sign.
Mr. Guynn. EN- 1872.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV, D1. 3346.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
WEST LANHAM
ASSUME GI LOAN

Charming rambler-type home on beau
tiful Handicapped lot of approximately
l acre; large bedrooms. liv. room
with rec. room: % priced to Sell sell today Sy
S14.750. For details to inspect.
call Mr.. Gormley, TR. 2S25: after
pm, TR. f6SS.
FRANK J. MURPHY. INC.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
TAKOMA PARK, $11, 500
nnThT . Tn

neat 2-bedrm bungalow. equipped
with oil &C. heat. has fenced yard;
conv. to shopping and transp.. To
reach; Out Piney Branch rd. to
Flower ave. turn right to Maple;
left to Greenwood. left to Erie and
right to 905 and open sign. BROWN
AGENCY, SH. 3444 or SH. 3497.
Evening star., 1950-03-09

threatened" to prevent publica-
ton of "The Goebbels Diaries .
but Mr.. Baynton at one point
allegedly declared that "he would
see to it that the Government
would cash in on the book, the
suit charged.
The Governments custodian
ship theory was that the heirs of
the dead Minister of Propaganda
for the Nazis hold title to the
1000 sheets of manuscript on
which the book was based. Since
Goebbels' heirs, if any, are enemy
aliens of the United States, this
Government under the Alien
Property Act may take over those
rights.
The publisher, however, con-
tends Goebbels lost whatever
rights he had in his diary because
he was war criminal.
In it's background of the case,
the suit recounted that the diary
manuscript was found in the
Propaganda Ministry in the Rus
sian zone of Berlin. After sending
back East all papers of apparent
value found in the ministry, the
Russians ordered a German junk
dealer to cart away the rest.
Evening star., 1950-03-09

Judge Richmond B. Keech re-
strained the Government today
from seizing $131 1903 now held by
book publisher as proceeds from
the sale of THE Goebbels
Diaries"
Judge Keech gave the tempo
rary order at the request of the
Fireside Press. Inc. % East
Forty-seventh street, New York
A hearing on the firms motion
for a preliminary injunction has
been set for March Is.
The move was made late yester-
day against Attorney General
McGrath and Harold I. Baynton,
acting director of the Office of
Alien Property.
According to the suit filed in
District Court by Attorney Warren
Magee, the defendants sought to
take over the amount due Fire
side from Doubleday & Co., New
York publishers, who printed the
book in 1948. The Government
contends the source material, as
we'll as Fireside's proceeds, of the
book is confScable as enemy alien
property.
The Government not only
Evening star., 1950-03-09

The dealer presented the diary
papers he found in the debris tc
a civilian employe with American
Military Government. This en-
ploye in turn gave them to former
President Herbert Hoover to in
corporate in the Hoover Library
in Stanford, Calf.
Although the Justice Depart
ment launched an immediate in
qulry into the matter on the pub
lisher's announcement that the
book would be printed in May,
Evening star., 1950-03-09

l948, the Government decided
against blocking publication,
pending determination of the
ownership question.
The book. a Book of the Month
Club offer, gained worldwide
circulation.
Evening star., 1950-03-09

There's good news at the
fruit and vegetable stands this
week end, too. The fruits and
vegetables of Spring are arriv-
ing in great quantities, dewy-
green and SO good for Spring
salads and for accompaniments
to seafood, meats and fowl.
, 1950-08-15
Personnel Mention

Visiting here for the past
week are Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Boyden and their two sons,
David and Paul, 5 and 5, res
pectively..
Mrs. Boyden is the former
Miss Christensen, sister of
Christensen, who was seeing
her home for the first time in
80 years. The visit was a COM
plete and most pleasant sur
prise to her brother and
family.
Mr.. Boyden, who is seeing
st. Croix for the first time, is
ia civilian employee of the
Army Air Force. He was at
Pearl Harbor when a sneak at
tack was made on the United
States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyden reside
at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Continued on page A
, 1950-08-15
Nuvul. ond Murine
Plunes Attuck
Widespread Torgets

Off the east coast Of Korea
the United States heavy cruis-
er bombarded railroad yards,
bridges, tunnels and factories
north Of the 41st parallel. In
other assaults, the cruisers
guns made target hits on a
railroad bridge and a tunnel.
In naval air strikes, 2 Nep-
tune patrol planes sank a 200
ton vessel between the 39th
and 10th parallel while an
other Neptune ranged far
north along the east coast and
damaged a North Korean ship.
Marine Corsair pilots wiped
out one enemy troop concen-
tration with 500 pound bombs,
rockets and fire bombs.
One plane was damaged by
flax from the ship.
e&a NEE#EE& Y@M&M
, 1950-08-15
y. S. PATH DIVISION
LAUNCHES MAJOR
COUNTER-ATTACK


In the Changnyong sector
the United States 24th Diyi-
sion moved forward slowly
against the North Korean
Communists in a major coun-
ter-attack after beating down
tank-led assaults during the
night. The bridgehead held by
the North Koreans is being
steadily reduced.
In the Tuksory sector the
First Cavalry Division and Al
lied war planes smashed at q
new crossing by more than.
1000 Reds on Tuesday. Ameri-
can headquarters said a SINH
lar number were killed on
monday. Unidentified United
States troops pushed to within
half a mile west of Pohang,
communicated port and for
mer American base.
South Korean forces drove
on the city from the South.
The South Korean Capital Di-
vision, driving from the north
recaptured Imam, II miles
northwest of Pohang.
, 1950-08-15
Johnsons Arrive
TO Visit Survey
Possibilities Here

Alfred johnson, native OF
St. croix and at present a real
estate. dealer in New York, ar
rived here yesterday. He was
accompanied by Mrs. johnson,
a continental, who is seeing st
.Croix for the first time. They
plan also to survey possibili-
ties OF developing their own
holdings here.
Mr.. Johnson is also a men,
Der of the famous Tess Finlay's
orchestra and a former Navy
musician. Mrs. johnson also
played a cornet with the or
chestra for ten years until she
joined a Women's Orchestra in
which she plays the base vio-
lin; she has travelled extern
sively, but is enthused about
the Island home of her hus-
band. Hair dressing and beau
ty culture is her profession.
Mrs. Johnson's greatest am
'bition is to drive a horse and
buggy, already provided by
her father-in-law, since she
drives a car daily on the con-
tinent.
, 1950-08-15
Former High School
Teacher Returns
Alter II Yeur Absence

Mrs Allen R. Anderson, the
former Miss Ada Bough, ma
tive of st. Croix and formerly
instructor at the Christiansted
High School, returned to her
native land after an absence
OF twelve years. She was ac-
companied by her husband
US. Army Captain Andersc
and their two children, dauga-
ter Kristen, I and son, Kai, Q.
Graduating Summa Cum
Laude from Howard Universe
ty in Washington, D. c., in
1912; she took further studies
including a summer session at
Wellesley College, and also at
Radcliffe College in Cam
bridge, Mass, during the time
her husband, then Lieut.. And
erson, was stationed at Fort
Devens with duties along the
Canadian border.
Mrs Anderson also attend
Continued on page a
, 1950-08-15
NewlYweds Return
After Spending
H~oneYlnoon in PR.

Henry Durieux of the pop
ular st. John Club in Chris
tiansted returned home with.
his bride the former Miss Ana
Simons after honeymooning
on the Puerto Rican mainland
and also in Vieques, native
home of the couple.
They were married on the
morning of July Is at the Holy
Cross Catholic Church BY
Father Hart. Only the family
witnessed the ceremony. Fol
lowing a reception at the home
Of her father, Miguel Simons
at Estate Longford they left
on the afternoon plane for
Puerto Rico. They then visit
ed Vieques which Mr.. Durieux
left % years ago, also the
home of his bride.
Mrs. Durieux was a teacher
in the High School of Com
merce in Puerto Rico.
They reside at Estate Morn
ing Star.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23
Miss Peggy Durham Returns

Miss Peggy Durham, daugh-
ter of Congressman and Mrs.
Carl 7. Durham, has come home
for the summer from Stratford
College at Danville, Va. A news
dispatch from the colleges pub
licity bureau says: This spring
Miss Durham gave a voice con-
cert warmly praised by Danville
music critics. She was president
of the Glee Club, a member of
the Athletic Honor Society and
Blazer Club, and chairman of
the Dance Committee. She played
golf and volleybalI and was q
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23
800 Concrete Street Markers Will Be Made
And Erected by Junior Chamber of Commerce

the years to come.
Everybody who has examined
the sample posts at the towns
main intersection feels that the
Jaycees are performing valu-
able service to the community,
which has long needed adequate
street markings. Many of the
old signs stenciled on the curbs
some years ago are now almost
obliterated.
Last month the Chapel Hill
Junior Chamber of Commerce
received distinguished recogni-
tion at the statewide Jaycee
convention in Raleigh when it
won the One Year Milestone
Award, which is given annually
to the new club deemed to have
accomplished most, and it won
similar recognition last week at
the national Jaycee convention
in Chicago. 1t received these
honors chiefly for its work of
beautifying the community by
planting trees along the streets.
Mr.. Putnam said at last weeks
meeting that since the new prof.
ect involves considerably more
expense than the tree planting,
the Jaycees would ask other civic
groups, as well as individuals, to
help finance it. He said he would
be glad to receive contributions
at the bank.
The street marker project is
under the command of Herbert
Wentworth, former president of
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23

About 800 concrete street
markers, similar to the two now
standing at the Franklin -Colum-
bia street intersection, are to be
erected here this summer by the
Chapel Hill Junior Chamber of
Commerce. Final plans for the
actual work were discussed by
Kenneth Putnam, originator Of
the project, at~the1 1Jaycee dinner
meeting last week at the Caro-
lima Inn.
All labor entailed in making
and lettering the markers will be
done by the Jaycees themselves
in their spare time. They have
already secured wooden forms in
which the markers are to be
poured. One of the forms was on
view at the meeting at the Inn.
The Jaycees will make the con-
crete posts at Roy Homewood's
equipment yard and construc-
tion shops on the University lake
road. They will buy the concrete
from Mr.. Homewood.
Each marker will weigh 800
pounds and be 71l2 feet long.
When in place, four feet of the
post will be aboveground and 312
feet will serve as foundation.
The holes for the markers will
be dug by employees of the town
government, which has also
agreed to buy lettering equip
ment for use in the project. This
equipment, costing $172, can be
used for the same purpose in
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23
Husband and wife Get Degrees

Mr.. and Mrs. James P. McDer-
mott of 1O8 Church street both
received college degrees this
spring. Mrs. McDermott received
her B.S. in secretarial admins
tration at the graduation exer-
cises at the Woman's College in
Greensboro, and her husband re-
ceived his LIB from the Univer-
sity here.
Mrs. McDermott attended the
Woman's College from 1910 to
1943 and for one semester in
1945 while Mr.. McDermott was
overseas. The rest of her college
work was taken at the Univer-
sity while her husband was a
student here. Since 1916 she has
been secretary to R. M. Grum-
man, director of the University's
extension division.
Mr.. McDermott entered the
University in 1916, majored in
accounting, and then entered
the law school, in which he was
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23
Drive home shIs eaesI

ChsWOlet's SEle-Star Bodies BY Fisher bring
yen extra-wide form-dttjne seats exaEa-eenerOus
head leg and elbow Tocnl-extrm value I'm eyeyy
0stail Of styling and comfort in Oais Longest and
heavie1t q al lOwFEised elEaI
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23

the Jaycees, and now chairman
of the projects committee. He
was not able to take part in the
discussion of plans at last weeks
meeting since he was at the ma
tional convention in Chicago.
Other Chapel Hill Jaycees at
the convention were President
Charlie Phillips and Paul Will
liams. In the absence of Mr..
Phillips, the meeting here was
presided over by Vance Hogan,
End vice-president.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23

a member of the Alpha Delta
Phi legal fraternity. The Nc
Dermotts will spend the summer
with Mrs. McDermott's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Suit, near
Chapel Hill, and will then go to
Liberty, where Mr.. McDermott
will join the legal and admins
trative staff of the Liberty Hos
iery Mills.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23

member of the shuffIeboard
team. She was a model in the
fashion show and was voted by
her fellow students to reign over
the Valentine dance as Queen Of
Hearts. She sang in the Vesper
Choir, she was in the May Court,
and was a member Of the Inter-
national Relations Club"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23
Conner Represents University

Harry F. Conner was the Uni
versity's representative at the
recent Inauguration of John H.
Fray as president of Marion
College at Marion, Va.