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Evening star., 1950-12-17
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WELL-LOCATED BUNGALOW in Sill.
yer Sprg;; all-brick with living room,
dining ng-kitchen-comb.. 2 bedrooms
tiled bath; full basement and stairs
to large storage attic; handy to all
achlntd activities les, Inc including theater and
LEY. Realtor. St. 8iii; OF open @ ewes.
BUNGALOW. S10.850; on Kensington-
wheaton rd.. $1.100 down, S52 mo. i;
blks. from shopping, school across
street, Call LEACH g. CRONIN, Lo.
$50 $3.50 DowS IN iill inal 9; settlement, buys
~ full basmt.. 2-bedrm. bunga., in
than rent; ;, Call LEACH & cRoNIN,
1HTEsT9ks$ VI Sr9Ia$ Am 1S til HoMF SaEk n,xrp
in Viers Mill Village make avail
able for $3.50 down. $50 mo. year
old. 2-bedrm. bungalows with full
bsmt. and lge lots; adj. to schools,
SenDe snobpns rtevs ctr and son
unf1rnS excluding util, Call LEACH
& osaS sSaRSoN1N, Lo. 5-3149 or Lo.
FROM owNER-Takoma Park, Md.
Nearly Nearly new detached. 3-bedroom
roof, fireplace, etc. $4,000 cash viii
handle. Price. $1,000. SH. 6s26.
BUNGALOW WITH EXTRA LOTS for
building: nice-looking JIM. bunga-
low OF 2-bedroom size with equipped
garage; fve lots. about 67xIS5 avail
able for building Immediately; four
more ready later; some smart build
er can make some money on this
silver Sprg. place of nearly 3 acres
M MI1r Sls'95o. r. P. RIPLEY, Realtor
81: o. J.: open ewes. -21
FOR SALE by owners - Ten-room
dwelling at Montrose, 1107 Rock
vile pike, 312 miles north of Naval
Hospital. Four baths, large porch, oil
nurner, well water. electric pump
All modern conveniences. 3-car ga
Roekyilie i5se 1000 or Gaithers5urs
A REAL DET. HOME, 500 blk Sligo
aye. silver Spring; also 35 Conn
cRnlisan cRenssingtono sna, Terms; Possibilities;
sIa.95o-oPEN j TO 4. I464 Fen
wick lane, Silver Spring - 6-rm.
home, newly recond., gas h.-w.h.,
excellent excellent closs-in location. St.
MI Mlchaefs Parish; coFFMAN REAL
gY sly eoi. sei4 sH' 419a; ewes. and Sun,
lo-ACRE COUNTRY PLACE with
well-remodeled farm house. including
modern kitchen. bath and oil heat;
other bldgs.. ample for poultry; few
cows. equipment. garage, etc: fields
watered and well fenced; on hard
road. about mi. from Silver Sprg. !;
owner moving away; will sell for
SlS:950. on good terms r. P.
RIPLEY. Realtor, 81. Gill. Open
ewes
sToP LooKING..-Because you will,
have to look long and far to find a
rambler to ma tch this one in quality,
beauty or setting. Beautiful stone
and brick construction: huge liv.
rm: din. nm. combination, kitchen
with large. dining space. 3 bedrooms
place, full basement. built-in ga
rage. Splendid location off Mass. ave.
extended. II you inspect it, you will
not be able to resist 1t at the
price obtainable Please call Mr..
Jones, GE 3079. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, DI. 14l1, III
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COLORED
RROOKI,AND

Enjoy the recreation room at this
home for Xmas. AL modern. con-
veniences, incl. a firepl. and det.
gar. Improve your living condi-
tions and make your family happy.
Your inspection invited from 2-5 at
2T37 9th st, ne.
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
1902 New Jersey Ave. NV, DU. 0707.
Evening star., 1950-12-17

SILVER SPRING

Forest Grove Subdivision. Is Myrtle
ave. Open l to GA very attrac-
tive la-story stone and brick house
on approximately la-acre lot; Ist
a., liv. rm. (f1repll, din. rm., tiled
bath. Q large bedrms; 2nd fl. i
for bath; bsmt., rec. rm. 3firepl :,
p bath, laundry rm.. oil h.-w.h !;
all utilities; near schools. churches,
stores and transp.; priced to sell.
Exclusive with
E. S. PRICE & co.
1901 Ga. ave. LO. 5-1231, LO.
k-O31k
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OPEN l TO 5
COIORED
COLORED
PEAK OF VALUE

eemidetached Groom brick. in perfect
shape; front porch, side. entrance
hall. liv. rm.. din. rm., large mo-
dern equipped kitchen. 3 double
bedrms. and irnloSed porch. tiled
bath; full bsmt.. "a bath; gas h.-w h, /;
priced right. Call Mr.. DobrowolSki
CAMPANELLA g. CO.
EX. 4113 Ewes. 81. S066.
Evening star., 1950-12-17
Burnt Mills Village

424 North West dr.. lst showing
Attractive custom quilt new brick
rambler with stone archWay en-
trance, 6 rms. tile bath. shower
liv. rm., l3x22. with picture window
stone fireplace and knetty pine
paneled and book shelves; beautiful
den, l1'4"x23 of knotty pine; mod
ern kitchen. Frigidaire. elec. stove
and ice box; aluminium tile walls,
Kitchen Craft cabinets; exhaust ian
and rubber-tiled floor. Master bed
rm. has 2 lge. closets, / cedar
aluminium storm sash and screens.
Insulated attic. Oil air conditioned
heat. Attractive recreation rm. CT
knotty pine with fireplace. bar and
kentile floor. Full bsmt.; lavatory;
porcelain stationary tub. Large
built-in garage with overhead door.
Copper cutters. downSpouts. Land
scaped lot, l00x121. with side stone
wall and black top driveway. To
inspect: Out Colesville rd. ! mile
past Four Corners. turn left into
Burnt Mills Village; 4th home on
right. Open ! TO 8 pm. WILLIAM
r; THOROWGOOD. owner. DE.
O31r
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OPEN HOUSE

SUNDAY 2-5 PM,
1887 CHESTER ST. Sc.
Beautiful det. b-room- and-bath brick
home modern kitchen, fireplace in
living room, full bsmt., oil heat,
large porches. Convenient to Boiling
Field and Navy Yard. Price, sl2 ,750'
Deposit, 1000. Call Mr.. or Mrs,
Harris, vi. 1130. cox IL CO.. UN.
Evening star., 1950-12-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BETHESDA
GREEN ACRES
OPEN 9 To <

GREEN ACRES
OPEN, Q TO 5
2-bedrm. brick Colonial home In q
stable community of fine homes
Slate roof sood-size dining rm..
screened-in porch; nicely Handicapped
lot; close to schools and buses; Just
a. few blks. from D. c. line. Direc-
tions: Western ave. to River rd.,
right to Greenway dr., left to Wake
field DIR. and open sign.
THE GOSS co.
JU. 7-s211. Ewes, Wo. O446
Bethesda Battery Park
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS, $24, 500
S5. 900 cash will handle this lovely
family nome in excellent loca ton !:
walking distance to school, shopping
and bus. This beautiful brick Colo
nial home features large entrance
hall, 22x15 living room. fireplace.
screened porch. 17x15 dining room.
new. all-electric kitchen; full base
ment. oil h.-w.h,. level lot detached
garage. Call Mr.. Gordon. LO.
5-S105. Saturday and Sunday.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INc.-1520 K ST. NV.
MA. 5G05
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SILVER SPRING
1105 MUERILEE-$14,7 700
3-bedroom Colonial; fenced front
yard; full bsmt. with outside entr.
wooded. lot. Open Sun. l-6 pm.
To reach: Drive out Ga. ave. and
turn right on Forest Glen I'd. to
Tenbrook dr.. left on Tenbrook dr..
to Muerilee lane and right to house.
A. J. KESSINGER e. CO.
REALTORS. SH. 4544
Evening star., 1950-12-17

BRICK DUPLEX
Semi-det. $4,000 down. Ss5 month,
all IN one trust. Full bsmt. with
knotty-pine rec. room. Oil h.-w h.
Near Boiling Field Good invest
ment or home and income. Ewes o..
RA 1890.
A. r. SEELYE, DI. 1925
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

COLoRED-CoNvERTED to Q apis.
brick oil heat. 2-car brick garage
$1,000 cash will handle. Call HO
CoLoRED-$75O CASH, $50 month
including taxes; attr. mod brick
home of 5 rms, bath, bsmt.; peri
cond.; incl, stove. refgr., Venetian
blinds; oil heat. OWNER, RA. 341S
CoLoRED-xMAs sPECIAI-3oapt
house; live In one and rent 2 apis.
new cond.; low down payment, reas
sFafiTv ssEms; mr. CT Nsxy axse Yard. TANEN
COLORED-VACANT. IMMED. POSS
236 10th st. Sc; 8 rms, on 2 floors;
new-house condition; oil h.-wh;
garage. MR.. DE MOUY, Sun, LA
6-6702; weekdays. DU. 092S.
COL0RED-Near Eastern High
School: S-rm row brick; gas heat;
hardwood A.; front porch garage;
price, S11.250. j. EvART ROBERT
SON, WA. 1860, WO. 77S7. III
COLORED-NR. 10Th and Kentucky
ave,--Row brick, rms. bath. full
bsmt. front porch. SI0.95O. ST 900
down. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
l345 Good Eope rd. Sc, LU. 4-34OO
vi, 1916.
COLORED-vACANT, IMMED. PoSs.
23b, 10th st. Sc: home for Xmas;
rms. ami. MR.. CLARK, Sun,
NO. 5S6S; weekdays. RE. O657. .
COLORED-S5OO CASH.
Lovely 2-bedrm. home, modern bath,
large, fully equipped kit: nice lot,
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
COLORED
$12,650
TWo-Family Brick

Lovely two-family brick home, ap-
proximately 8 years old, in new-house
cond:. that will pay for itself: one
apt. has rms, kit. and bath. other
has 2 rms. kit. and bath; rent one,
live, in. the other: full basement, gas
heat; located in excellent section Of
ne, close in. Liberal terms. Cal
Mr.; McGinniss. TU. 1888.
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA

Brick, two-story; living room 13 by
22. with fireplace, mirror around
der room on first floor, three bed
rooms and tile bath on second floor,
full basement with fireplace. screened
side porch, two-car garage; q beau
tiful home; only 500. 800
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
Realtors OR o1on pnor a -4u n
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BETHESDA-S12 Q50

A sparkling 2-story home. situated
IN one Of Montg. Co.'S most beauti-
full communities; 2 twin-size he'd
rooms. tile bath. plenty of closet
space. living room. full dining room.
completely equipped kitchen, full
basement with separate area 1or
able buy at S12.050. Call Mr.,
Conlon. MI. 1922, or DI. 1lO.I ewes.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1920 K ST. NV,
MA Snn5
Evening star., 1950-12-17

CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1950-11-26
By LiIIion Arthur

The square dance last evening
at the Woman's Club of Bethesda
took over the spotlight in the
social news Of the week. It was
q gay and colorful party; the
costumes of the dancers. bright
colored calico prints. stood out
against the soft lights of the
auditorium where the party was
held and the music made every
one want to dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Locke we're
in charge of the arrangements for
the dance and they were assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Robinson.
Last nights party was a part Ct
the 40 Club" series and Is the
first Of two that will be given
through the winter.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. John McMeel-Mrs. McMeel
is chairman Of the 40" Club
dances: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Walton. Mr.. and Mrs. John Reight.
Comdr. and Mrs. T. L. Jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sidebottom,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boynton,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mock, Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Bodley. DR.. and
Mrs. A. r. Tolley and DR.. / nd
Mrs. r. E. Jacoby.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Raymond Wire
are visiting relatives in San An
tonic, Tex, where they went to
attend the debut of Miss Mary
Anita Dittmar, daughter Of Col.
and Mrs. Elmer Dittmar. one
time residents of Washington.
Miss Dittmar was presented at
the Debutantes' Cotillion in San
Antonio. Mr.. and Mrs. Wire will
spend a few days with Mrs.
Wires mother, Mrs. Quinn Will
liarns. in San Angelo, before re-
turning at the end of the week
to their home on Bradley boule-
ward.
Miss Romolo Wire and her twin
sister. Miss Rosemary Wire. were
Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Edward Muth. Other
guests at the dinner were Mrs.
Muth's father and mother. Judge
and Mrs. Eugene Black, and their
daughters. Miss Margaret Black,
Miss Adele Black and Miss
Rachael Black. Also at the dinner
were Mrs. Edward Muth. mother
Of the host: his sister. Miss Lee
Muth. and his brother in law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee D. Lati-
mer, jr.. and their daughter, Miss
Betty Jane Latimer.
There were two parties at the
home Of Admiral and Mrs. Paul
Mather during the past week.
One was the traditional Thanks
giving Day dinner with their son,
Mr.. Paul Mather. jr.. and Mrs.
Mather as guests. Also at the
dinner were Mrs. Therese Hale
and Miss Helen Sawyer Of Wash
ington.
The other party was the sur
prise tea that Robert Mather, a
student at Bethesda-C Chevy Chase
High School gave for his mother
to celebrate her birthday ami
versary. There were 80 guests at
the tea.
Next Sunday Admiral and Mrs.
Mather will entertain again when
they will be hosts at cocktail
party at the Ofncers' Club at the
Naval Hospital In Bethesda.
1t. and Mrs. Gilbert Hershey
and their baby daughter, Joan,
Evening star., 1950-11-26

why so m a n y
s m a t women
b NY stunning
&c a n c ellation"
shoes at savings
of S5 to SIS.
These Famous
N a m e :" shoes
start at $5 .
~yI -~-s7I G-I
Evening star., 1950-11-26
IBethesdo-Lower Montgomery County
Square Dance Party Given;
IOther News Of Residents

were guests Thursday of Gen.
and Mrs. Louis B. Hershey. Also
at the dinner were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Layne, jr. 1t. Hershey is
just back from tour of duty in
Korea and he is now stationed at
Quantico, Va.
Miss Margaret MacGregor en-
tertained at a buffet supper last
evening In honor of DR.. Harold
Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell of
Laytonsville. Md.
DR.. and Mrs. William S. Muir
ply invited some Of their daugh-
ter Patricia's Bethesda school
friends to their home last evening
for an hour or two of dancing
and a late supper. Miss Murphy
was home for her Thanksgiving
vacation from Bradford Junior
College.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
LAVE YOU PLACED

AN URDEK - Tor
one of the 1851 babies?" If
you are blessed -eventing" in
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Miss Amy Myers Wed Yesterday

The Rev. De Witt Miller Off
ciated at the wedding Of Miss Amy
Louise Myers and Mr.. Amory w.
Ericsson yesterday at the Church
OF the Brethren.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas
Myers Of Fairfax, Va. Mr.. Eric
son is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eric Ericsson Of this city.
Following a wedding trip in
New York, the couple will make
their home here.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Return to Homes

Mrs. Victor Strasburger Of Nor
folk, Va. who spent the week with
her brother-in -in-law and sister, Mr.,
and Mrs. Robert Meyer, has re-
turned to her home.
Mrs. Bernard Levin of Roanoke,
Va. who has been the guest Of her
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. William F.
Sigmund, has also returned home.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

OIL EN- SnOE
In Georgetown,
at 1851 Wiscon-
sin Avenue, NV.
Antique, n e W
and rep1a t e d
silver is offered.
at great savings.
And, If your own
silver meade 70.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Anniversary Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Minsky will
be at home today from 4 to z
o'clock in honor of their silver
wedding anniversary.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

storing, silverplating and lac
quering, take 1t to the SILVER
SHOPS workshop (also in
Georgetown), at 3611 M ST.
NV. IL block beyond Key
Bridge. Prices are reasonable.
Call DU. 279S for estimate.
Pick up and delivery service.
Parking facilities at garage
next door.
j" STELOs COMPANY
takes fashion by
the hand"-and keeps your
gloves spotlessly clean, re-
paired and refin-
J ! ! ]. ! ] ! {: !; & ! ! ] I !
ished. They spe-
cialize in cleaning an
white and colored ANIl
gloves. Other popu- 1AM
lar features are re- NV
weaving of moth
holes, snags and
cigaret burns in
silk and wooden e-e,I
clothing and fine ~ EUS
table linen and hosiery re.
pairing. 913 G ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

with this res
taurant, where
deliciously pre-
pared foo d S
are served at
s u c h sensible
prices. No tip
ping-it's op-
Evening star., 1950-11-26

the near fu-
ture i. il
you are an
9 x p e c t a n t
mother W h 0
lives in Wash
ington or its
suburbs
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Grated on a prOfit-sharing
basis with employees. Self
service. Luncheon, dinner and
Sunday dinner. Entrees in
clude: Sirioin Steak, Fried
Chicken and Ham-frOm 35c
to 75c. Vegetables, salads and
desserts, 10c and 15c. Located
in Harrington Hotel, 11th and
E SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
BABY BOOKLET

you are eligible to receive q
charming little BABY BOOK
LET" free of charge. 1t will
help you to determine perth
nent little facts about babies
(your baby in particularly.
Here is some of the fasci-
mating data it contains: your
baby's horoscope, birthstone,
flower, etc. 1t even suggests
1900 names for boy and girl
babies. There's a special sec
tion devoted to infants lay
cite requirements and the
entire booklet is enchantingly
illustrated. It's yours for the
asking. To receive a copy, sim
ply mail a postcard with your
name, address, phone number
and date of expectancy-to
BOX 1912, Main Post Office,
Washington, ID. C. It will be
sent to you promptly.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
LONG
LIST?
LITTLE
LUCRE?

Then this column Is just what
Santa ordered. You'll find
muny time-sovins Services"
to make your life more Or
dered. And. from now on In
until Christmos-you'lI dis
cover mony new shops thot
feature gifts Of greet charm
at smoll prices.
The old-foshioned Christmas
spirit hos never realIy gone out
Of fashion. II you believe in
sentimental good cheer, in
Christmas trees with tinseI. ond
red and green troppinss-eet
started tomorrow morning cnd
do your shopping early.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

p" GOING TO A WE'D
DING?" If you are
looking for unusual silver for
a wedding present-go to the
Evening star., 1950-11-26

+" VENI, vICI, DE-
LIGHTp-is how
Helene would paraphrase q
visit to the KITCHETERIA!"
S0-gO, see, and be delighted
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laiD, couples must
apply tor marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three tul days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
william Burrows. 81, and Elizabeth Robin
Bernard Heard, 1r., ~, l6O9 II ST. s.e.,
and Betty hellein, -. @S4 6tn ST. sc.
Waiter FITZPATRICK. ,33. Boiiing All. Force
James Franklin. "a Anacostia Naval Air
station. ana Phyllis Kajotte. ~. 14Z3
Harold TorsA cssaee Saa0na a. ave Is ns st. NV and
Dorothy duncan. 10, .3122 @4tn ST., ne.
Frank hoou., 70. Quantico. ana Kathryn
John scnuitz, a5. Fort Bragg. N. c., and
w wis,s Hauhne SSt!HI Mus'ck e o ~ totn ST. nv
clela Pierce. 81, setnesda~. ~ $40
Bette Sooley: IS: s7oo s1tn s.: NV.
anu Wne5na MI 4SoS Cones DosslaS s o
kenilworth ave. ne.
Ricnara 5oister, 36. silver Spring. and
Raymond kuntz, II. ana Luraln LenZ, ~,
Dotn OF euantlco.
-, ttosa Reeves u. 10 5tn ST. ne.
virsil Ferlo: 30. oo2 20tn 81. NV, and
betty Bowers 2S. SUb I9tn ST. NV.
Gladys .snreYe, 4S, ,2s4I Monroe 81. ne
st. ne. ana Marjorie Bernard. u. sll-
joseph oConnor. 80, Scranton. Pa. snd
Alaa Sasanas. ~. lax IayIor st. NV.
Madison FRESHMAN, 81, and Lancer EvenS,
30. notn OIL rae Aincoln ia.
Eugene Meece, II. Anacostia Naval Air
station, sstsat,r,a and Jean Mccailister. 70.
James beaie, 2l, and Bertha Grimm, 81,
poJn Oh 904 oro S.. NV.
Davlo Charlton, 70, naval Receiving Sta
tion, ana Angelina LeDoux, 20, %4o0
orbin Hammonds, jr., ~, the National
Alrport, ana Lillian Costello. 80, 441a
Cnapln ST. NV.
Marshall Bernard. AZ. Takoma Park,
Bunker Hin ru. NV.
Thomas Kontaxis. 2l,. Fort Belvoir. and
beIty Boston, rs, lola eastern ave. ne.
Augusto Fadiiia. ~, 372o 18TH ST. ne,
ana Maria sanchez, ~, 1852 Otis st.
Hialmar Rosewall, 81, and Bess Cooper, AZ,
both OF 1920 Ontario rd. NV.
Ralph BOYD, %, ~ M st. n.w, and Emma
Robinson, 3s. 20 Quincy pl. NV.
BENJAMIN Faihca. 30, Marine Barracks,
ana Elsie Luclan. 20, I4OO Lawrence
ST. ne.
Andrew Cloudy. IT,, "a, St. Louis. Mo-,
ana Dorothy heiperL, 81, Az newton
Thomas Colburn. 20, 6615 9th st. NV,
and Markaret Pollock. 20, Takoma
John n Bailey, I; ley, "A, 4so Ridge st. NV. and
Hattie Fielder, 49,, 424 Ridge st. NV.
NV, ana Margaret fineron, ~, OF
waiter Abney, Ii, 516 7th st. me-. and
Ellen Patrick, 20, 1740 st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-07-27

that same ingredient to your
cooking with any Of the 9 models
of fFRIGIDAIRE Ranges. Whether
you choose the amazingly low
priced, Giant Oven "Thrifty-30"
- the Deluxe, double-oven RM-75
Or any other model-you'll find
q host of time-and-work-saving
features. So see your dream
range" today at your FRIGID-
ARE Dealer's-and while you're
there, don't fail to see the wonder
full, new FRIGIDAIRE Electric
Water Heaters.
Evening star., 1950-07-27

nilla Tapioca symphony"
ofsure-to-please goodness. ROYAL
Chocolate Tapioca a memory
making melody" of tantalizing
delight. ROYAL range-Coconut
Tapioca a flavor "duet" Of
tropical magic. With a tempting
variety like this, these richer,
smoother, creamier-textured
ROYAL Tapioca Puddings are al
aUGys welcomed and that's impor-
tant for like all ROYAL Pud-
dings, they provide more food en-.
ergy than the sweet, fresh milk
you make them with,
Evening star., 1950-07-27

tion across the nation. That's
because they combine two won.
derful qualities - cool mildness
PLUS smooth, mellow flavor. The
secret, Of course, lies in the to-
baccos that go into CAVALIERS
- a modern blend Of fine, light
tobaccos Of the original Colonial
type which are just naturally
mild and delightful Still, they're
priced no higher than other pop.
ular brands! So get a smart,
white pack Of CAVALIERS today
and enjoy a truly marvellous
smoke!
Evening star., 1950-07-27
District Bureau Vital Statistics Report

RAYMOND and Margaret Owens, boy.
Willard and Marie Ruckman, boy.
Robert and Ruby Sharpe, boy.
William and Alberta Webb, boy
Rosario and Nunziatina Arcidiacono girl
John and Eleanor Conroy, girl
Carroll and Marian Dikeman, girl.
Warren and Patricia French, girl
Werner and Theresa Haberland, girl.
Oliver and Isabel Hepner, girl.
George and Margare Kiriacon, girl.
Joe and Sylvia Morrison girl.
Paul and Catherine Ornburn, girl.
Paul and Betty Shupp, girl
Alopzy and Otylia Walaszek, girl.
Thomas and Jean Carter, boy
Robert and Annie Chesley. girl.
Roger and Frances Douglas, girl.
Vanes sand Stella Massey. girl.
Tatten and Alice Payne, girl.
Charles and Kathryn BivenS. boy.
Donald and Lucille Clarke, boy.
Evening star., 1950-07-27

fee and plenty of ice cubes. You'll
want to linger over each delicious
sip. for nothing's so refreshing,
30 cooling and so restful. Still, all
this fine flavor and enjoyment
cost only a few pennies a glass
-. so put ICED COFFEE high
on your list of summer coolers.
Want some tips from experts on
ways Of making this wonderful
hot-weather drink? Then write
Nancy Sasser, 271 Madison Ave-,
New York 16, N. Y, for this FREE
booklet =. iced Cofee"!
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Stute Restaurant Group
To Consider Food Costs
By the Assoeioted Press

RICHMOND, July 27.-Directors
Of the Virginia State Restaurant
Association will consider rising
food costs at their meeting here
August 2.
o. D. Judd of Richmond. Asso-
citation President, said today the
group Is much concerned" over
costs which 1t feels are beyond all
reason.
Evening star., 1950-07-27

Col. Byron L. Steger speak on
"Your Career and Your Country"
Col. Steger is with the Army Sur
geon Generals Office. Education
and Training Division. Maj. Gen.
Paul H. Streit, commanding gen.
eral Of the center. will preside.
Evening star., 1950-07-27

William and Virginia Groom, boy.
David and Virginia German, boy.
Talmadge and Frances Little, boy.
Robert and Lucerne Redd, boy.
John and Jean Russell, boy.
George and Mary Webb, boy.
Aubrey and Margaret Wiener, boy.
Eugene and Marcella Corinne, girl.
Samuel and Florence Franklin, girl.
Winfred and Katherine Godsey, girl.
John and Margaret Hayes, girl.
John and Mary Innocent, girl.
Douglas and Dorothy Mode, girl.
John and Kathryn. O'Keefe, girl.
Don and Rose Primm, girl.
Claude and Virginia Siler, girl.
Bow and Susy Lee. boy.
Bennie and Hazel Coates, girl,
John and Kathryn Jones, girl.
Richard and Gloria Nero, girl.
Randolph and Lois Williams, girl.
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Medical Center ROTC Graduation Tomorrow

Graduation exercises for Army
Medican Center's ROTC Camp No.
/ will be held tomorrow in the
post theater.
The lot medical and dental
students who have been .ssigned
to the Walter Reed Army hospital
for the past six weeks will near
Evening star., 1950-07-27
THE PRECIOUS INGREDIENT

that goes into
everything I cook
-. the matchless
quality of tn e|
FRIGIDAIRE R E
Electric Range I
use. So let your
FRIGIDAIR r E
Dealer show you
how v0l1 ran add
Evening star., 1950-07-27

difference cooking
your family, try these Special Mashed
Mash potatoes with big lump Of ALLSWEET, little hot milk
and well beaten plus pinch of baking powder Pile whipped
potatoes place hot a
of mok-soufRe and be very special looking
we'll special tasting!
And you ASWEET for cooking baking use
advantage of the wonderfully handy golden Nib
ceoyelow package they BIG
here's good yellow ALLSWEET
ALLSWEET in the regular style cartons
Evening star., 1950-07-27

dishes as well as glorifies
lowly leftovers, too! But that
comes naturally for BinB Mush-
rooms for they're the only
freshly-picked hothouse mush-
rooms Broiled in pure creamery
Butter and packed in their own
luscious broth! With no peeling,
no trimming, NO waste, they're
penny-wise pickin's, too try
these 3 quick-tricks and see! Gar
nish macaroni and cheese with
BinB Whole Crowns add BinB
Sliced Mushrooms to meatloaf
and BinB Chopped Mushrooms to
creamed spinach.