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10 7 RIII IIt1E & APPLIAN
306S NJ St. NV.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Phone Adams $500

''ilC AsA Nks NV.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Phone Adams $500. --2t
REFGR:: Westinghouse, : Gu. IT., reas.
REFGRs.. recond.. guar. new floor
samples: big savings. P o. SMITH S
RErRrcES ri: 81 !ES .raa ia H n;ea II. 3-603o
small deposit. DoWD's. 44IS Gem
ave. OR 1900
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - Large
stainless steel kitchen box. stainless
steel pie case. electric meat slicer
ano ro large EXHAUST fan. TIE. 97+1
RoASTER. Westinghouse. with ac-
cessories Call MI 9O56. -I6
RUGS, imported Persian Oriental
designi heavy closely woven for
$3.50; other sizes proper. priced
MAYFAIR SHOP '2@5 G st. NV
RUG-American- Oriental. 9xI2, with
pad: matching scatter rug: excellent
condition; $50. OIL. 6507, As pm.
RUG, American Oriental by Karastan
l6.4Xll.6 IT.: all colors in design
hye wears old, in top condition. Call
Olympic $3.50. -16
oyer $500. sell S275; brand-new
RIGS; matching cotton summer rugs;
9xI" and 6x9; S25. Oliver 6507,
RUGS, @ 9x12 American oriental
RUG. wool 9x12, dark rose back
sIcG,n, sroHnd, oTiental pattern; $50, in
new !ofsTs; value sa5 $3.50, $3.50; VII VII
Some furniture. Wo. 54i6. i6S
SAWS, drill press, paint sprayer
Leaving city; sell cheap. See Sat,
Sun. 1915 Ontario pl. NV; 10
etc, RAAB, 1920 18th st. NV; MI.
sEWING MACHINE-Automoblle0 up
holstery. Singer, III " in2 factory
SI14nd' ciutch and motor; 1,l6o,
SEWING MACHINE sALE-Reb2ilt
port. SD; new re luxe rh bob.
head with reverse. 500: big discount
or new MACHINES. Open ewes. N. E.
SEWING. 1916 H st. ne. TR. 6S41.
SEWING MACHINE-wm sacFifice
New Home console, $50: 6612 Pow
hatan ST Riyerdale. Nd --16
SEWING MACHINES converted into
sTSGEF hSeEa sF%fSG PRFfSee cENrER Il e0nS9ts 9oa
King st. Alex. AL. 5615. lis
SHOES-Cancellatio nundreds Of
styles; men, women. children, Outfit
EOuI 4dIlHg III anu oliOCS
TWeedie. De Liso. Paradise. Jarman
Stride Rite etc. Many hard-to- FIND
sizes. Save up to 80 per cent oil
more LIBERMAN INC, 3412 l4th
st NV, 2nd floor. Open 10 am. tc
2p,m. TU. 1921.
SOFA Hide-a-bed. love seat. green
S65 FA 1850 If
SoFA-Custom- made Regency sofa
like new; gray velvet mohair, with
tufted arms and down cushions
custom-made slip cover; 5000 com
soFA BED, Early American maple
dPaSer sPaSs!Srs $40; oFis. co9t sr6o' u
sTE2NooIfiYPE. .ate model recondi
toned. guaranteed; S42 so. UNITFT
TYPEWRITER Co sl3 14th st
STORE FIXTURES, show cases, tables
ave Sc. 10. 3-9696. -16
STOVE, bottled gas, 4 burners, divided
top, sep. oven and broiler; excel
cond.; $50. Will deliver. FA. 2972
STOVES. space heaters, oil C2l, Goa
sIITs E9f reasonable g4a1 LII Sue 3lS96 s6s s siz,
: 38, double breasted; $40 for both
LO. 5-144S weekdays after 8; Sun
days any time. -16
TABLES drop-leaf cocktail and !:
step tables: red leather tops; solio
Tah9g3; "a 3;o:g 500 or best offer: ia Cal
TTEHkEv;IssIHoSS SET. philco. lo-inei
screen, consolette: purchased II
1919: dark walnut finish. so
TETEVisiioN, Westinghouse. I4.in
table model; Sl25 or best offer. Cal
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HOTEL
150q 18th ST NV
GILI-BERT

located outside rooms
with running water or private bath;
dining room: So day up. HU.
H:16
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MIscL. FOR SALE Cont,

PIANO, apt. size. upright. mahog
finish, S275. Call Fairfax. Va.
I39-J-I lie
PIANO-Baby grand, full keyboard
mahog.; S100. ia. O9l2.
PIANOS - Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models, Baldwin de-
signed. Baldwin built Baldwin guar,
anteed EmbodieS features OF sinai
grand and upright; full resonant
tone. Baldwin patented full-blov
action lifetime durability Available
in wide selection of eye-appealins
cases in mahogany walnut light
oak, avodlte and ebony.
. EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 g St NV
Established 1879
PIPE, galvanized black, st IRON. cut
thread; fixtures. CLOCKS, 3U56 NJ
st. NV. NO. 1908. WA. 550l.
QUILTS
Beautiful, handmade. wo. 5416.
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NEW ROOMING HOUSE

Furnished rooms for men. Centrally
furniture; light airy single and
double rooms. Television in room
If desired. SIS week and up. Apply
Friday and Saturday $50 to 9:30
q m. and = noon to 5 pm. Sun
daY al I1lR Eve ST n w La
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

CONN. AND CALIFORNIA yIC.-lst
fir. l bedrm. apt. in excellent condi-
ton. Principal Interest, Mainte-
nance, Gas, Light approx. S63 mo-;
50 700 down. Call HU. 6072. -l6
WESTMORELAND- apt, liv,
rm.. din. rrn., kitchen and bath;
81. 300; g:3O TO $50; No 06Q6;
-
NEAR 18th st. and Columbia I'd. ::
apt; consisting of liy, rm;, kit, ,
able CASH also a l-bedrm. apt at
ewes and Sun. EN-. 4764. --I6
4 LARGE ROOMS. foyer; wonderful
closet space; newly dec gentle,
i child; elevator and swbd. HO.
$3.50. Apt. 403. 16"
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GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum. dis
carded iewelry We pay cash.
a KAHN INC

GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum. dis
carded iewelry We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
50 YEARS AT 935 F. 81. NV.
HYDRAULIC LIFT. used; for use with
refrigerator ranges. etc, and gen
eral warehouse use. Call MR..
FORTUNE Ii. 6-9229. --16
NEWSPAPERS. rags, iron. metal and
batteries; RIVER ROAD JUNK CO,
kenilworth and Lawrence Bladens-
PiANoS-NHigh cash prices for grands,
uprights, Spinets. Call PAUL COLL
BART. AID. 5a2s. from 9:30 to $40.
PIANO, uDrlsht, good tones reason
PIANOS WANTED-An styles. highest
ma. 1870; eve. Sun, OV. 6317.
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Cali Day or Night. SH. 3030
PONY WANTED-Gentle pony with
small saddle and bride; will buy or
cbaDas g board go1 through sr CAN Tnter sn in SUE
Sykesyille, Md, 394-J-1 or wkdys.,
REffRiGGRAToRs-Most all makes,
not in working order. Call any time.
OF. Sis. --23
REFRIGERATORS
We buy any make. any condition.
Call until s pm. Adams 1884. 15'
SHOPSMITH Woodworking tool;
business desk, dehumidifier. KE.
ALL KINDS OF FURN. and house
hold goods; highest cash prices
prompt service: pianos and sewing
machines. NO. 6040. LIZ
2 BOX SPRINGS and . inner r-sprine
mattresses; 1 mahogany Governor
Winthrop desk; small mahogany
chest drawers. CO. $40. CO. 2644
-16
brake, good condition. WA. 4146
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ApARTMsNTs FURNISHED

1107 18th ST. NV, APT. SO
1-room. kitchen. bath, Murphy bed.
rent, $40. Open for inspection Sat.
P. j. WALSHE, INC.
1115 Eye st. NV. MA. 6468.
COLORED-ISth AND CALIFORNIA.
kit. JONES REALTY CO.. 2217
14th st. NV. DU. 0656. IL to 8
COLORED-NEAR 1Ith ST. NE
2-rms., kit, light heat, refgr. in
cluded; $40 and $50; . refined cou-
pies or > ladies; employed; refer
ences. Box GOT Star, l6s
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GREGORY ESTATES
A Modern Apartment
Development at Rentals
Won Can Afford

LR, BR, Kit-dinette, Bath
$66.50
LR, 2 BR, Kit-dinette, Bath
$75 & SIT so
All utilities are included in
rent. Primary and secondary
schools. in walking distance.
Storage space. play yards.
off-street parking, laundry
rooms with automatic washers
and dryerS-all for your con-
venience.
TO REACH: TAKE BEN
MING RID. NE. TO CENTRAL
AVE. OUT CENTRAL AVE.
ABOUT . MI. TO ADDISON
RID, LEFT ON ADDISON RID.
TO ROOSEVELT AVE. IN
SEAT PLEASANT. THEN
RIGHT TO PROJECT. OR
TAKE SEAT PLEASANT BUS
TO SEAT PLEASANT PUBLIC
SCHOOL AND THENCE TO
RENTAL OFFICE.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H St NV. Ma. 2346.
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COLORED-BASEMEST APT Ais

COLORED-BASEMENT APT. Also
| furnished rooms. Children accepted.
1925 Kansas ave. NV. RA. 4lS7.
COLoRED--BASEMENT APT. pri-
vate kitchen and bath; employed
/ couple only. Call Ii. 7-0S3S or
COLORED-e RMS, kit. and bath;
nr. N. Capitol; respectable adults
only. HO. 3466.
COLORED-Is25 T ST. N.w.-New-
elevator apt. house; studio apis.
from $3.50; l bedrm. apis. from
Sl14.50; available Oct. L; agent
on premises. 10 am. to 6 pm.
Saturday and Sunday Ii
COLORED-APARTM two I'M
furn rms; share kit. and bath; must
be nice; S45 month. Ii. 4-1794.
COLORED
Looking for an apt? See my ad under
cooperative apis
HENRY SALUS (EStab. 1924
1104 Vermont Ave. NV.
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GORDON HOTEL

2f60 18th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dblt
rms, some with pvt. bath. maid an
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.RFFRIGERATORS1 s.


IREF
Late models, $50 up; terms. Rem
retgr., 80 mo ALLISON'S. open III
8 pm. 2209 14th st. NV. AID ! 634
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bpeclaI sale Tor one week only. CroS-
ley refrigeratorS. New 1851 models
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CONTINUED on Next PaseI
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SII5. LO. 5-3434
1871 DELAFIELD PL. N.E.-New g.
bedrm. semidet. house. complete with
garbage disposal and electric dish
washer, u baths; immed occu-
pancyi S125 per mo. CALL Mr.
Orpin, LA. 5000. SYDNEY 2
MENSH & CO, Ma GAO. -16
S. ARL. - 2-bedroom brick; semi
detached; rent. S100 month. OF
7071. -l6
s5Is 18th ST. NV. lovely Iiv. rm.,
bedrm.. kitchen. bath and porch;
S54 mo-; no children. AID. 3419.
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WASHER

Apex de luxe, auto. spin-rinse anC
dryer excellent cond.; $50. IA
S3jf 1k
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REUPHOLSTERING

Special-Sofa and chair, reupnol.
stored, labor and material; $50:
workmanship guar, 25 yrs in same
establishment LA FRANCE Up
HOIST TERING. 2509 i4th st NV
CO 29s1
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ARLINGTON, 1894 9th st. Ma
rms. and semipvt. bath; partly furn.
OW. 1923. ID
1885 QUINCY ST. N.E.-2-rm. with
flrepl., kit. and bath; 1st floor; utils.
incl; $50. mo. WA. S343. is
ALEX. tDel Rayl, corner . and 3-rm
kitchenette and bath apt: / blk. to
bus and shop. To approved tenants
past middle age. With lease. RAY
MOND APTS.. TIE. 3I90.
TAkOMA PARK, MD.-Eficiency apt. /:
viii incl Christian. adnlfs nr,lv .
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NEAR BOILING FIELD-1-bedrm
apt. in 4-family fiat; ceiling rental:
Mayer's Lifetime furniture. 8 mos.
old. $1,000 or best offer; immed.
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DIG 10Th st. NV. Lge. airy twin
bee, rms with bath, S2S per week;
singles. sig and S14 per wk. MA
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APARTMEhTs FURNISHED

COLORED-YOUNG GIRL to share
apt. with all privileges. Call LU
4-4022. HU 1854. lie
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
CHAIN SAWS power saws power
post hole diggerS. pumps
RUSTS RENTAL EQUIPMENT CO
Fails Church. Va FA 6622
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
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HIGHLANDS, 1884 r st

S-t., Apt. - rooms, dInette,
a married, adult working couple
Open Sat. "a pm. Rent. S69. AZ.
HOHENSTEIN BROS, 652 H st.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED

ONE-BEDROOM APT. for physician
only, in exclusive NV. apt. house
Cal Manager; AD. 26S7, -l7
bath, porch. Pvt. entr. Conv. loc.
oUiNcY SMITH. NC 141s H St.
NV, DI. 9057 or WI. 9474. --l5
TWO-BEDROOM APT. Kent Village,
available now. No children or pets;
S94.25 including utilities. AP. 016S.
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BRIGHTWO0D-1 rm., kit. and bath;
Oglethorpe st. nv Ia. 5474. lie
THREE RMS. AND BATH; utils.
furn.; conv. transp. 6I9 F st. ne.
: TR. S095, 5 to 10 wkdays., all day
Sat. and Sun. is
TAkOMA PK.-Furn. above average.
owners pvt. apt, rms. Nr. shop
ping. bus; adults; S140. SH. $500.
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s.w. EFFICIENCY APT.-Large r

switchboard bldg, mr.. Walter Reed
Hosp. diving room, 80 #. long);
rent under S135 mo-; present tenant
has spent S475 redecorating, which
amount he expects to be reimbursed; !;
adults only IA. 5000. -I6
Sc, LIST FLOOR, semipvt. bath.
Frigidaire. sink; for adults; conyen-
lent transp. Ii. 6-254l. -l6
1921 14th ST. N.W.-3-rm.. kit.
bath. redecor,; sos; nice couple
AID. 1914.
Evening star., 1951-03-15
Dulles Says Soviet
Ended Treaty Talks
To Worry Japan
By the Associated Pres

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. Is
Ambassador John Foster Dulles
said last night that Moscow is
seeking to carry out 25-year- old
plan to clamp Soviet control on
Asia by violence.
That is why, he said, Russia re-
Gently broke off discussions look
ing toward a peace treaty with
Japan.
Mr.. Dulles. who is President
Truman's special envoy for Japa-
nese treaty negotiations. said
Moscow's immediate purpose ap-
parently is to spread anxiety in
Japan and other areas now pro-
tected by Western forces. Pre-
dieting failure for this effort and
for a Communist campaign to
"immerse Asia in bath of blood"
he declared that the power of
fraud and terrorism is waning.
Bush Cites Weapons.
Mr.. Dulles made his remarks
in speech before the Philadel-
phia Evening Bulletin Forum
which was broadcast nationally.
DR.. Vannevar Bush, one of the
country's top scientists who aided
in the development of the atomic
bomb, told the forum if Russia
should venture war" in Europe
I'VE would destroy her"
He enumerated the weapons
the United States has to knock |
out Russia should her armies roll
across the plains of Germany"
He said. 1--WE are prepared for ex-
tenSive strategic bombing with
atomic weapons"
Bradley Hits Armchair Ideas.
In the final address to the
forum, Gen. Omar Bradley de-
clared that though some Ameri-
cans fee! that assisting the mobil-
1zation of our friends is misplaced
effort, "a nations voice at the
council table whispers or COM
mands in exact ratio to its
strength"
Gen. Bradley said the present |
armchair grasp of reliance on sea
power and air power to the OBJ
viouS belittlement of land power
falls into the pattern of an easy
escape toward solitary security"
Evening star., 1951-03-15
5th Annual Bridge Contest
To Begin Here Tomorrow

The fifth annual City of Wash
tngton contract bridge champion
ship begins at 2 pm. tomorrow
at the Shoreham Hotel. Spon-
Sored by the Washington Bridge
League, all events are under the
direction of Paul E. Golden.
Mrs. T. M. Boyle and Mrs.
Maurice Reddy will defend in the
women's match. Louis Fruitman
and F. M. Lake are defending
title holders in the mems contest.
All are Washingtonians.
A mixed pair contest will be
held at 8:15 pm. tomorrow. The
series continues at pm. Satur-
day, with a two-session open pair
match, concluding Sunday with
m-of-four play at l and pm.
Tourney manager James G.
Stone has announced that special
open pair contests will be held at
8:15 pm. Saturday and 7:30 pm.
Sunday, in addition TO the major
title events.
Evening star., 1951-03-15

The fanciest snow1akes are
formed at relatively high tenn
peratures.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-21
JUNEAU TOURIST SIGN ERECTED AT FOX

A Juneau tourist sign has been erected on the Alaska Highway at Tok Junction by Jerry Mckinley, Herbert s. Rowland, president of the Chamber of Commerce said today. Mckinley went to Fair banks earlier in the week on per- sonal business and installed the sign which gives information to auto tourists how to reach Juneau via the Haines ferry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-21
Radio Log
K I N Y Alaska Broadcasting Co. CBS - NEG

Alaska Broadcasting Co.
 CBS - NEG
 DIAL l46O-JUNEAU
 SATURDAY EVENING 5:oo-FUN TO BE YOUNG-CBS. 5:3O--Viking Varieties. 5:45-Public Health Center. s;oo-DICK ROEHL'S NEWS
 LBS. 6:15-Dinner Music. :3o-Billboard of the Air. 6:45-Locals News. 7:O0-SONGS FOR SALE-CBS. 8:Oo-Bond-A -A-Week Club 8:3o-SHORT STORY-NBC 9:00-Alaska News 9:15-Music 9.30-O'HARA-CBS. 10 ,00-Tomorrow's News 20:15-MICKEY ROONEY-LBS lG G:oI-Forecasts. :a5-Sign off.
 SUNDAY
 Sign s,n A:5S-F Forecasts. 9:c0-Revival Hour. ic:G0-O-gan Interlude. 1O.l5-Voice of ProDE acy. 10 :45-Music II .00-Good News Hour. II :30-Guest Star. II .45-Lutheran Hour. l2:15-Nev!y. l2:3O-Caristian BrotLerho'-i
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 WOOD-NBC. 6:00-NewS. 6:15-Weekly Spectator-Sam
 Hayes. 6:30-Alaska Light Concert. 7:0O-QUIz KIDS-NBC. 7:30-GUY LOMBARDO-CBS. :00-MARIO LANzA-CBS. 8:30-Bond-A Week Club 9:15-MUSIC YOU KNOW-CBS. 9:00-News. 0-DANGEROUS
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-21
TWO LIBBY MEN HERE

R. C. Wood and H. G. Heaton of Libby, McNeil and Libby, from Se- attle are staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-21
ATTENTION TOURISTS

For an intimate acquaintance with s. E. Alaska with the mailboat Yakobi for a 500 mile 4 day scenic voyage. Sailings once week. De- parts Wednesday am. 816-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29
DR.. kuufnndnn
Miss loete
Are Married
OF interest in diplomatic circles

OF interest in diplomatic circles
here yesterday was the wedding
of Miss Mamie Loete and DR.
Johan Kaufman which took
place at the Hotel 2400, Judge
Edith Cockrill performing the
ceremony.
The bride, q native OF Amster-
dam, Holland. until recently was
the secretary Of the Netherlands
Minister. Mr.. A. II. Philipse. The
groom, son Of Mrs. M. Kaufman
LOT Holland who attended the
wedding, is Commercial Secretary
at the Netherlands Embassy.
A reception attended by a small
number OF relatives and friends
and given by the brides uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Rabbie OF
New York, followed the ceremony
Best man was Mr.. Donald B.
Parser, the groon1's cousin of
WeStport, Conn.,. and Mrs. Jan c.
Havinga Of New York was matron
of honor.
The Netherlands Ambassador
and Mime. Van Rotten entertained
for the couple at a luncheon prior
to the wedding and the Minister
and Mime Philipse gave a buffet
supper in their honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29
|Bride-EIect
IsFeted

Miss Therese E. Kelley. daughter
OF Representative and Mrs. Angus
tine B. Kelley, was hostess al
luncheon yesterday in honoi. Of
bride-elect Miss Betty Jane Ham.
ilton, who will be married Satur.
day to Ensign James A. Carmack
jr., q. S. N. The party was giver
in the Kenwood (Md.) home oil
her parents.
Attending the luncheon were
Mrs. Henry B. Brown, jr., and
Mrs. Robert w. Schellenberg, sis.
tiers Of the hostess, and Miss Peggy
Hamilton, sister Of the guest Of
honor.
Others there were the Mise.
Julia Ann Ahearn. Ellen Dona.
hue, Barbara Miller, Elaine Trim
BILE, Carlotta Johnston and Mccall
Henderson. Mrs. j. Frank Mears
Mrs. John Meagher. Mrs. William
Barrett, Mrs. Meredith Buel, Mrs
Raymond Thayer, Mrs. Robert v
Kelley and Mrs. Richard B. Kelley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29
Miss King Married
To EnsiQn Wilson

Miss Jean Marsh King, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland New
ton King, and Ensign Keith
Charles Wilson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Charles Wilson of Fort
Sumner, N. Mex. were married
Yesterday at st. Johns Episcopal
Church at Lafayette Square, the
Rev. c. Leslie Glenn officiating.
The reception that followed was
held at the Blackstone Hotel.
After a wedding trip to Sea
Island. Ca. the couple will 60 to
Pensacola. Fla, to make their
home at the Air Station, where
the bridegroom is on duty. He
has just returned from Korea and
duty aboard the aircraft carrier
Valley Forge. He is a graduate of
the Naval Academy and his bride
lis a graduate Of Holton Arms
School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29
|Mr. Happier,
Miss CIuud !,
Are Wed

OF particular interest in resi-
dental circles was the wedding
yesterday afternoon Of Miss Julia
Marvin Claud and Mr.. Charles
Theodore Happier In All Saints
Episcopal Church. The Rev.
Charles w. Lowry performed the
ceremony which was followed by
o reception at the Chevy Chase
Club.
The bride is the. daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Lee Claud and
the groom Is the SON Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Happier.
Given in marriage by her
father. the bride wore CANDLE
light lace dress made with a wide
fan collar and long train. Her
lfingertip veil was Of Illusion held
lat either side with clusters of
orange blossoms and she carried
q bouquet of nlies-of- the-valley
land freesia. aria asaallA
Miss katharine S. Claud was
tmaid Of honor for her sister and
bridesmaids were Mrs. Grant VII
mer Of Atlanta. Ca, Miss Joan
Dorothy Hirsh of New York, and
Mrs. Douglas Worcester, Miss
Nancy Thomas, Miss Olive Wat
son and Miss Lucy Hoffman, all
OF this city. All the attendants
wore dresses Of coral organdy and
wreaths in their hair Of English
ivy. They carried white gladi-
oluses which correspondent with
the church decorations.
Best man for Mr.. Happier was
DR.. Grant Wilmer of Atlanta and
Washington, and ushers were the
Messrs. William B. Alexander v,
Calvin Cobb, jr., Oscar F. Douglas
III. Philip Bowie. Leslie Douglas
and John Gill Of this city. ID
Following a wedding trip to
Bermuda, the couple viii make
their home here where Mr.. Kap-
pier plans to practice law. He is
a graduate Of st. Adams School,
Yale University and George
Washington University Law
School and belongs to the Univer-
|sity and Chevy Chase clubs.
Mrs. Happier graduated from
the Madeira School and Vassar
College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Allen Of
|Hyattsville announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Margaret
to Mr.. Warren E. Cormack, sor
of MIR. and Mrs. John w. Cor.
mack of Lynn, Mass.
Miss Allen attended the Uni
lversity Of Maryland and is now
employed at the State Depart
ment. Mr.. Cormack, a graduate
of Bowdoin College, Brunswick
Me-. is working for the Defense
Department.
The wedding will take place ir
October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29
Miss Walsh to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Vincent Walsh
announce the engagement Of their
daughter Barbara Ann to Mr.. Paul
Joseph Eichhorn. jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Eichhorn of this city.
Miss Walsh Is a graduate of
Notre Dame Academy and attend
led Georgetown University School
LOT Nursing. Mr.. Eichhorn Is now
attending Maryland University.
where he is a junior in the School
of Civil Engineering,
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Miss Winingder
Weds 1t. Bowie

Miss Patricia Eleanora Winning
der, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry E. Winingder, became the
bride Of 1t. Daniel Joseph Boyle
jr., Marine Corps. on April %.
The ceremony took place in the
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MRS. DANIEL J. BOYLE, Jr.
chapel at Camp Lejeune, N. c.
with the Rev. L. Missing officiat'
ing at the nuptial mass. A recep'
ton followed in the Officers Clul
at Camp Lejeune.
The groom is the son Of M
and Mrs. Boyle Of Tamaqua. Pa
After a wedding trip to New Yorl
the couple will make their home
at Camp Lejeune, where thu
groom Is stationed.
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-Southall Photo.

Salad Combination
For a new salad combination
add diced oranges and onion to
shredded cabbage: mix with a
well seasoned mayonnaise type
dressing. Garnish with water
cress. II it Is available.
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President Nominafes
Admiral FechfeIer
To Succeed Sherman
By John A. Giles

Admiral William M. Fechteler,
an admiral'S son, who has spent
most of his life at sea. is Presi-
dent Truman's choice as Chief of
Naval Operations.
The nomination, sent to the
Senate for confirmation late yes
terday. was not entirely unex-
pected. Informed quarters had
given Admiral Fechteler the inside
track among the four senior ad-
mirals almost as soon as Admiral
Forrest P. Sherman, whom he
would succeed, died in Naples,
Italy, July % while on a military
diplomatic mission.
IS Years of Navy Service.
Admiral Fechteler, SIS years old
and with IS years of Navy service,
is commander of the Atlantic
Fleet with headquarters at Nor
folk, Va.
To succeed Admiral Fechteler
as Atlantic Fleet commander, MIR.
Truman nominated Admiral Lynde
Mccormick, who, as Vice Chief of