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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.s.-s.w.

LGE. FRONT BEDROOM for Q people:
furnished; home privileges. 131 18th
st. Sc. Lincoln 4-0599. -17
2 LARGE. comfortable rooms, near
Capitol and Providence Hosp. 412
New Jersey ave. Sc. Ii. 81 164.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. tcont.)
THDEN GARDEN,

TILDEN GARDENS
possession. Beautifully
decorated 5-room and bath apt.
modern elec. kit. with GE dish
washer and disposal. Sold to ap-
proved purchasers only.
r. BATES WARREN
OIL. 31b9 or WI. 77aR %
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

2016 NORTH CAPITOL ST.-e rms,
bath. elec.. h.-wh. (oiD; garage;
NICELY furnished; S1lo per mo. a. L.
,,G ,GGKIlNDLEY, 932 n: Y. ave. 10
vMTseAL ear snd ,S-aaaOd s-BEDRM: home, ATTACHED
COLLEGE PARK@HollyWyo,od, y, $50 a
month; nicely furnished. three bed
rooms brick rambler; auto: heat;
iozIER ifSslaa1e Reajtor Eeo J. WI 4 9dS G9AdELYIE ds
1906 RHoDE as'tHsi ISLAND ND ave: ave: N.E.Sls NEls
Two-story detached home; living
room, dining room, kitchen, 3 bed
rooms and bath. oil h.-w.h. Rent,
sa2 ssa2o mo mSnth. MOORE 4 HILL CO,
1.a ssrd ST. 81 NE N,E.MFivaei mFi aiqo ICONS and and
gas heat. sIi0 eui mo. cail Psfca. r. a.
HUMPHREYS Realtors, MA. 5000;
POTOMAC HUNT CLUB AREA
nedroom, a-bath, stone house, con-
tanning large pine-paneled living
ed ated on 4 acres Of wooded ground,
W1In in,m sGsa,a GGenneis containing 8 Iunways;
pGREEopMEST peRia. Nj c Z CO.. A. fss6 \; nIkHER M.sT
NEW ays; snRFnp6 n;Ea; 39 p6o4, 446a iso,,s.
CHEVY CHASE LAKE VICINrTylo
Beautifully furnished, detached
white brick honse, on corner lot
w VIII BEDROOMS and 2!s baths. full
and built-in garage s225 per mo
FnGne pHIiI I'M. NJ. Yount, with FRANK S.
TAX; PIX. D.c.-cozy e-rm. bunsa., mps
OIL on NV; neat, recr. rm.: nr. schools,
center. si4o: 'oSR o%NER zfsasi RA RF' sssf. 5ssT
BETHESDA ETH s-bedroom Cape Cod
screened sar porch, full bsmt.,. gas heat,
vi varage; nlo, s125 month. Call after 6,
KENsiNG1ToN. Mp.-rurpisbedd dis bsn-
gaIow near Conn. ave, immed. oc
kkEsNSSSddNGToN sS SING REALTY CO. Lo.
Close TO HOUSE OFFICE BLDG BLDG
Attractievly furn. town house 2
Large. l smaller bedrms., 2 baths;
Ky; ny rm. and study; banquet-sized
canopind can pmdi complete. roomy kitchen:
Manasement, 1908 Que 'stte1IopeyY ST. n r. Mi
1850 OR. 140S. - 10 w. 1"A
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-petached 4.
oeiaf oedrm;: q completely pn, furn. house. on
s4e s1Ier; sos5' T5E MJSsE7 TRusf So: g:
RoLLiNGWooD Brick coionia, M3
beautifully furnished; 7 rms 81
paths: maids rm. and bath in bsmt.:
,rrS. mos. cease at $3.50 per month.
MHEIALER, Realtor builder, IiO6
RlvERDALE, MD.-1st f., pvt. home,
sep ba3h entrances; tran nicely furn,; 4 rms,
iiy iaunory: bsmt;, yard, garage. All
utlis. furn.; 500. Cali UN. 1855.
Observation-Disclosures. brick home
dqrn.; ! block from transp.. stores,
e1s:i immediate poss:; full bsmt; nice
WWahR WsssInstseso tsoSwEE ~: Il S5is: r. sS S7si
DEL RAY-1O min. to D. c. large
3-bedrm. det. house; very conv.' oil 81
me- neat; gar; $I25 mo. TIE. .451S.
n.dit, nIruit, Il min, drive from Navy
.HH4 nation sai i ass IA: Mo Ins 14!0r-
and bath, 500 mo. also 6-rm. det lei.
1904 37th ST. N.W.-6 rms, bath.
onie rear porches, garage; rent,
sYa7.oo; sYesY. On Day aSaa time call OIL. 1894;
JEFFERSON MANOR - e-bedrm.
brick; conv, to Fort Belvoir, i mile
south sp OF Alex, near bus, school
rear yard; Si25. 81 s43o iencsS sS
Mr.. 18th AND ALLISON NV, 4317
Argyle Terraces rms, IA baths,
gar, gas heat. McDEVTTT, RA. 4422'
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Rooms, APTs. TO SHARE

SINGLE MAN to share Presidential
S-60SS after 6. -17
GIRL to share 5-rm. apt. with 2
others. Call Ho, 0327 after g. 407
r. ]. ave. ne. -1S
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HOUSES TO SHARE

NEAR PENTAGON-Coup desire .
adults to share new home and ex-
penses; room has pvt. entrance; furn.
or unfurn; $40 month. XII, S-44f;(J.
COLORED-WIDOW wishes to share
5-room house with empl. couple;
conv. to transo. 10. 2-261O after s.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLoR GARDENS. 3Oth and Naylor
rd. e.-Just listed--one nicely To-
Gated J-pedrm, apt, tmmed. posses
sion; will redecorate: Total price:
CORP. MI. 1000; evenings. OR.
5761 or TW. 1l91. :,
BEAUTIFUL, one-room, kitchen and
bath apartment, facing Rock Greek
Park. Furnished with mahogany
furniture, Persian rugs and books;
$4,000 cash. DU. 1901.
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FARM. q GARDEN (cont.)

FILL DIRT, top soil, bluestone, road
gravel, cinders, SAND. Hauling'
vsED EeoiuIpMENT-New Holland
bailer, manure spreader, H. M. 221
cultivators, manure leaders, A trac-
tor Wisconsin motor and l. H. C.
engine. MALONEY'S, INC, Silver
Spring, SH 1880.
MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and used;
parts and service. MALONEY'S.
INC. Silver Spring, Md, SH. 1880.
FRUIT TREES, NUT TREES. grape
vines, terry plants and ornamental
plant material offered by Virginia
largest growers. Write today for free
copy 56 page Planting Guide in color.
Salespeople wanted. WAYNESBORO
NURSERIES. Waynesboro. Va.
TREES REMOVED and land clearing;
fully insured Day, Ii. 3-3379
Night. WI. 1925.
TAVIs AND TAVIs NURSERY
Complete landscaping. tree surgery
and tree moving: ground mainte-
nance; everereens, shrubs and trees
OF all sizes and descriptions: lawns
top dressed, .fertilized and seeded:
fagstone. walks and terraces: pea
stone drIveways: wooden picket
fences installed. Plans on request.
Free estimates. Open days week,
including SUNDAYS, 1906 Georgia
ave. Wheaton. Silver Spring. Md,
Phone 10. 5-2375
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APARTMENTS WANTED

UNFURN. 2 LGE. ROOMS, kit. bath,
suburban, near transp. Reas rent
Settled quiet couple. Box ISL. Star.
REPRESENTATIVE Of reliable insur-
ance firm and wife desire. 40 room
unfurn. apt. within 10 miles Of ne.
WASH D. c.; max. S75. WA. ,9S92
from am; to $40 pm. ASK for
CUGPLE, fi E permanent. desires unfurn.
apt. bedrm.. liv: rm.,. kitchen, pvt.
bath; within walking distance down
town hotels. Or 1896. 1ss
LIST YOUR FURN. OR UNFURN.
apis. with US free: quick service;
A-ONE RENTALS. Ma. 0OW. lis
COUPLE, looking for eff. or one-room
apt. furn.; vic. Wardman Park; $40
, to $50. Box 92-L; Star: lS.
LAWYER AND 6-YR. .-OLD daughter
desire pleasant apartment; 2 bed
rooms; Bethesda area. 10. 5-S557.
DIPLOMAT AND WIFE seek 1-bedrm.
furn. apt; vicinity Conn. and Wy
oming NV. AID. $500, Ext. %. 19'
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NORTH ARLINGTON - 3-bedroom
det. brick; new condition; basement;
storage attic; close to bus, schools,
shops; lease; S11O. oW. 1888;
ARLINGToN-s5oo for this
new and beautiful. stone home. 4
bedrms., den with fireplace, AZ
baths, maids rm; with bath. 41-ft.
screened porch. complete Kit, dish
posal. This. home is in restricted
district and person renting must
esner .nd Sofs to NILS
TON G. SMITH REALTY. 1867 No.
Glebe rd, oW. 1900, FA. 1901.
s-RooM COTTAGE AND BATH. con
yenient to transp. and stores. CH.
LARGE WOODED YARD, 2 bedrms.,
front porch, 1913 So. Columbus
OFFICER LEAVING. will rent his at
tractive. 3-bedroom home, unfur-
nished, near Mt. Vernon. Lge. lot.
garage. basement, oil heat; posses.
sion Feb. 1. $125 per mo. Call
vfciNI1TY 9Th ST. and piney Bran Branch
rd.-Newly decorated 3-bedroom. l.
bath detached frame house; S14O
per month. Phone Mr.. Yount. with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411;
POTOMAC AVE. N.w.-Brand-new
detached, brick; 3-bedroom. 1-bath
s175 per mo. Phone Mr.. Yount,
with FRANK s. PHILLIPS. D1
ATTENTIoN-Young doctors not
eligible for draft. physician going
into the service would like to turn
ifrr1 -
and his practice to veteran physi-
clan, or who is not otherwise ELI
gible for the. service draft at The
with FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 14lI.
GE1RGGTqWN1eIs; hE'oF. a;I ; w T.. and nd b: row
LARGE BRICK HONE. a; Center tHoYi hall,
living room. dining room. modern
Kitchen, paneled den. screened
porch. 3, 3 large bedrooms and bath,
large shopping center; available i'm. I'M
ALL II AAaNERD aa per co Gon'h NC RAsp Asai
ATTRACTIVE BGNGALow near
school and transp. in Kensington.
PERRY HAY CO. 81. 6242. Is
WHEATON, = Mod. 2
bedrm. bungalow; bsmt.. gas heat;
CLOSE school; Ss5; available Jan. IA.
semidet.. . bedrms.. ex-
tras, incl. lge. range, storm windows,
huge fenced yd. S11o. ov. 5sO6.
VIERS MILL VILLAGE, Silver Spring,
Md;--Vacant; 2-bedrm. bungalow;
full bsmt. conv. to schools, theater.
stores, transp.; children accepted;
S95 per mo. WI. 1888; ewes, WI.
1I9Q. 30
WHEATON AREA-4-rm. bungalow;
gas heat: mr.. transp: and shopping
center; Call Rockville 2743. III
VIERS MILL VILLAGE, s, s., Md
Children welcome in our 2-bedroom
bungalow with, full basement; adj.
to school. theater transp. and shop
ping center; $50 per mo. Call
LEACH LEA IN & s.Sa SRoN1N. Lo. 5-s14e,
ARLINGTON, 5 min. to Pentagon-
5-rm bungalow. full bsmt., oil heat.
fenced ward. S110. TIE. OILS. -19
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

3-yr.-old. 5 rms, in Al cond., 5
min. from Pentagon. Marine Corps
capt. transferred, must sell; 81 800,
goo; days. Ma. 5OO5. -1S
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURNISHED 3 or 4-bedroom home
IN Arlington or NV Washington.
needed by Air Force colonel and fam
lily; nice neighborhood: large rooms;
good yard; under $50 month. Call
with WETzEL REAL ESTATE. is
AIR FORCE OFFICER and family;
March 1st; 2-bedrm. unfurrished
house; basement; yard. Falls Church
vicinity. Refs. Box. 102-L. Star.
FAST RENTAL SERVICE We are
anxious to secure additional 5 and 6
rm. furn. or unfurn. homes in nearby
Maryland or NV. D. c.; finest Glen
tele: free appraisals. Phone PERRY
HAY CO., 81, 6242. is
RESPON. NAVY MAN attdg, school
wants a small. 2-b.. unfurn. house,
mos, avail. bef Jan. 81: pref. Ana
costa vic. or nF. Sc. We have one
4-mo. baby. 465 Val. ave. Sc. Apt. 2.
23s
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Own Your Own Apt. Home

own Your Own Apt. Home
1923 LANIER PLACE NV.
IOverlo9king gardens Of
NV. Of 18th st; and colum-
2-bath apt. home; s exposures.
Occupies VI Of bldg. on 2nd
floor. Also contains center en-
trance foyer, iv. rm., full din.
rm., inclosed sun porch, kitch-
en- and pantry. Has private
maids ,rm, in bsmt.,. garage
600 m ts1o.ooo less EST than amy a Com COM
parable suburban rambler.
Can be purchased all cash or
on reasonable terms. Opera
tion and maintenance cost
only $500 a mo. (includes
taxes, insurance, heat, water
services, bldg. maintenance).
6e NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Here is an exceptional value,
either as home or an in
yestment. . Apt. contains en-
trance hall, liv. rm.. Kitchen,
bedrm. and bath. Owner lives
there and pays only $500 a
month. as his share Of bldg.
operation and maintenance.
14iScu ouly S0,oUU.
THE LAMBERT
1871 LANIER PL. NV.
q blk. from Ambassador
Theater. 18th st. and Column
bia .rd. Here is real saw
ing in the price of home be-
cause OF stairs. Three flights
up. this is q complete ant.
home, containing . oeuroGlls
and bath, screened sleeping
porch, liv. rm., kit. and pam
try: Priced $3.50. $4,000
cash required, or all cash If
preferred. Monthly operation
and maintenance cost only
FOR APPOINTMENT TO
INSPECT ANY OF THE ABOVE
CALL WEEKDAYS, THE Of
EDMUND j. FLYNN
Coop. apt. authority since
l920l Washington Bldg,
RE. 1918. RE. 1749.
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PORTER STREET

Just OF Conn. ave. Here's the apart
ment you've been waiting for. 2
bedrooms, living room. dinette,
kitchen and bath. Priced ridi-
culously low at $4,000. For ap-
pointment consult Mr.. Nichols, NO.
2117.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1890 K ST. NV.
MA, 60O6 LIZ
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ROOMS FURk.-k.W. (cont. }

For ladies and gentlemen: share
room. $50 mo-; also single room for
young lady. $25 mo. Call EX 1915
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-24

reproduction of all 8
record sizes and speeds.
Stunning hand-rubbed
mahogany veneered cab
met with full length
doors and swivel casters.
And it's G-E-a name you
can believe I'M
Model 16K1.
Evening star., 1951-07-07
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. y B
Z,

was generation to
in the Punjab The resolutionn"
Evening star., 1951-07-07
District Guardsmen Leave
For Traininq Tomorrow

District National Guardsmen
will move out of Washington early
tomorrow to begin two weeks of
field training at two points in
Delaware.
The Headquarters and Head
quarters Detachment. 257th Army
Band and 104th Ordnance Main
Itenance Company will be quar-
tered at Fort Miles, Del, a regu-
lar Army post located on Cape
IHenlopen, the southernmost Of the
Icapes marking the entrance to
Delaware Bay. The 304th Anti
Aircraft Artillery Gun Battalion,
commanded by 1t. Col. George v.
Selwyn, will be quartered at Beth
any Beach, Del, 20 miles south
Of the main post. But all units will
be under the commnad of Brig.
Gen. William H. Abendroth, COM
mander of the local guard.
About 700 officers and men are
involved in the movement, includ-
ing some reserve officers who have
asked for assignments to the local
guard for training.
Evening star., 1951-07-07
100000 Men, Appliances
To Enqaqe in Meuvers

More than 1000 rlhen anu 4oo
n,anes Will, nartic,te in the big
scale Exercise 'uthern Pine
maneuvers in Mo- carolina from
August 13 to p1emoer T. the
Armv anno,,nc, today.
Five maior its, including two
Federalized Fional Guard oiVl-
sions. will erge in the mock wal
in the ror+,ragg-Camp Mackall
| area. The aneuver problem will
involve drng a powerful aggres-
sor force ON its toe hold in the
eastern t.tion of the Carolinas.
The ,,tS to participate include
the "A, Infantry Division, now
in trajag at Camp Pickett, Va
II is Guard division composed
of nsonnel from Connecticut
verrlt and Rhode Island. The
othe Guard division comes from
Perylvania-the 28th, now II
traing at Camp Atterbury, Ind
&c other major units involved
w be the 82nd Airborne Division
Il 9th Air Force (tacticaD anc
Z 18th Air Force (troop carrier)
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Alice Watson Is Engaged;
Louise Reece Bride-EIect

MIR. and Mrs. Robert Clement
Watson announced the engage
ment Of their daughter, Alice
Brown, to MIR. Avery Coonley
Faulkner at q small party yester-
day at their home in Silver Spring
Mr.. Faulkner is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Waldron Faulkner of
Washington.
Miss Watson is q graduate of
the Potomac and Madeira Schools
lin Washington and is now in her
sophomore year at Sarah Law
renee College. She made her
debut here in 1949. She is the
granddaughter Of the late Senator
and Mrs. Asbury c. Latimer Of
South Carolina and the late Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Watson of
Silver Spring.
Mr.. Faulkner is a graduate of
st. Adams School and expects to
graduate in June from Yale Uni
|verSity. He is a member of Chi
Psi Fraternity. He is a grandson
|of Mrs. Avery Coonley and the late
mr.. Coonley of Washington and
|of Mrs. Herbert w. Faulkner and
the late Mr.. Faulkner of Wash
|ington, Conn, and Washington,
ID. C.
The wedding will take place in
June.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
-Giosau Photo.

An announcement of interest ir
congressional circles is that from
Representative and Mrs. B. Car.
roll Reece Of Tennessee of the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Louise to 1t. Col. George Walker
Marthens II, U. S. A. F., son ot
the late Mr.. and Mrs. George
Walker Marthens of Detroit
Mich, and Tucson, Ariz. A Sep
tember wedding in johnson City
Tenn, is planned.
Miss Reece was graduated from
Stephens College, where she took
flight training and received her
pilots license. She is a member
OF the Junior Service Auxiliary at
johnson City and since returning
to Washington has been active In
the Red Cross Canteen Corps.
Miss Reece is the granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. Guy Despard Golf and
the late Senator Golf of West
Virginia and the great grand
daughter of the late Nathan Goff
who was Secretary of the Navy,
Senator from West Virginia and
judge Of the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals.
Col. Marthens received his B. s.
degree in business administration
from the University Of Arizona
and his M. B. A. from Harvard
University. He Is a member of
the Sigma Chi fraternity. During
World War II Col. Marthens
served in both the European and
Far Eastern theaters. He is a reg
ular Air Force officer, now as
signed to the Directorate of Plans.
Headquarters, United States Air
Force, in the Pentagon Building
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Congressional
Dance
Yesterday

The associate members OF the
Congressional Club held a 4-to-7-
o'clock tea dance at their club
house yesterday.
On hand to receive the more
than $50 guests were Mrs. James
|C. Davis, president Of the club;
Mrs. Richard A. Sebastian, chair
man Of the associate members,
and co-chairmen. Mrs. John S.
Cross, Miss Joy Dirksen. Miss
Jewell Mcfarland, Miss Louise
Reese and Miss Nancy Anderson.
Of1iciating at the tea table were
Mrs. Davis. Mrs. George M.
Grant, Mrs. Henry A. Hornthal
and Mrs. Ernest Becker. Mrs.
Patrick Matthews, Capt. Ernest
Becker, DR.. and Mrs. Henry A.
Hornthal and Mrs. Amy Gronna
Cowing assisted generally in MAX
ing introductions and seeing that
things ran smoothly.
A floor committee saw to it
that the dancing room was the
most popular spot at the party.
Members of this committee in
cluded Mr.. G. Bowdin Graighill,
jr.;: Mr.. Robert Copeland Jones,
jr.;; Mr.. Richard A. Sebastian, jr.;
Mr.. Steele Hays, Mr.. George
and DR.. David Hicken-
looper.
Miss Mary Catherine Kilday,
daughter Of Representative and
Mrs. Paul J. Kilday of Texas, had
as her guests az the dance, Miss
Diana Taylor, who is visiting Sem
ator and Mrs. Lyndon B. john
son: Miss Louise Croenwette,
house guest Of Mrs. Dale Miller,
and the Misses Frances Masceron
and Bess Clements.
Miss Joan Howell was the guest
of Miss Jewell Mcfarland and
Miss Patricia Capehart brought
,le Misses Betty Bryon and Ann
oelish. l.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

ing their weekend visit when
they will also take in the Dane
ing Glass Saturday night.
In the midst of all the slings
and arrows tossed at and about
Capital heads. it's encouraging to
hear some nice words about a
fellow being. in this case. 1t. Gen.
Matt Ridgway. commander Of the
9th Army in Korea. They were
written by an officer on his staff
to the officers family here:
Everyone is amazed at him
and his effect on morale. Actually
his energy, enthusiasm, intelk-
gence and personal bravery are
getting to be legendary and the
soldiers are inspired by it, and
with all that he is still the
thoughtful. friendly guy as al
ways"
4 Il 4 4
Time marches on, but it can
march so loudly. A few days ago
in Evanston, Ill.,, five cases of the
Augusta Rossos' belongings were
delivered to the home of Fra,. .ces
Rosso's parents there and it has
been 10 years since either Frances
or her husband have laid eyes on
the contents. They are but a drop
in the bucket Of the things that
the former ambassador and mis-
wife had to leave behind them in
the Italian Embassy in Moscow
when hostilitieS broke out between
the Soviet Union and Italy. This
is the second batch they have re-
ceived from Russia in all these
years. Last summer the first batch
arrived at their villa in Florence
such things as linen, porcelain,
glass and pictures. Forwarded by
a diplomatic friend In Stockholm,
the second shipment includes some
flgurines. albums, scrapbooks and
decorations. They have been
sitting. presumably, in the boarded
up Italian residence for the whole
decade.
Across the Town: Edythe Ann
tsee BEALE, Page D-17.)
Evening star., 1951-04-01
| Two Presidents
ATTEND Concert
|Of Orchestra

The President of France, and
Nine. Auriol and the President OF
the United States and Mrs. Tru-
man shared honors last evening
at a specially arranged concert
Mr.. Charles Muench, famed
fFrenchh conductor. planned the
program given by the Boston
FSymphony Orchestra to honor his
President and Nine. Auriol.
Mrs. Truman sat IN the box with
President Auriol where Vice Presi-
dent Barkley also was seated
Others In that box were the
French Minister Of Foreign AZ
fairs Robert Schuman and Mime.
Bonnet.
Sitting with President Truman
were Nine. Auriol, MRS. Barkley
land French Ambassador Bonnet.
1t was a brilliant audience COM
posed of top ranking officials, dip
lomats and leaders in resident
society.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
President to Honor
Belgian Official
Prime Minister and Nine. PhoIien Here;
Parties for Lotin American Delegates
By Kotharine M Brooks
1FVWV tWyV .
bold Murray.
By Katherine M. Brooks

| The President win be host a
luncheon Monday. April 8 il
honor Of the Prime Minister oi
Belgium. Mr.. Joseph Pholien who
win be in Washington over thu
next weekend. The Prime Minister
land Mime. Pholean arrived in New
York yesterday for their first visit
to the United States. They were
met by the Ambassador, Baron
ISilvercruys, who will return to
the Capital tomorrow and they
win start q weeks tour to points Of
Interest within easy access in SO
short time.
The Ambassador will be host at
dinner for his distinguished guests
lon the 9th and Nine. Pholien will
be the guest of honor that day
at luncheon of Mrs. Dean Ache
son. The visitors will leave the
next day for a further tour of this
country before returning to Brus-
sells the middle Of the month. The
prime minister is able to make
this pleasure trip at this time be-
cause of the recess Of the Belgian
Parliament.
Fl Salvador Luncheon
The Minister Of Foreign AZ
fairs Of Ell Salvador, Senior Rob-
erto E. Canessa, was the guest
in whose honor the Ell Salvador
Ambassador, DR.. Hector David
Castro. entertained at luncheon
yesterday. The party was given at
the Carlton Hotel and Ministers
Evening star., 1951-04-01
MocGowen
Lunch Hostess

Two debutantes-Miss Louise
Cahill and Miss Bette Barron
Smlth-were guests of honor yes
terday at a luncheon given. by
Miss Elizabeth Butler Mace Gowen
at Pierre's.
Miss MacGowen is the daugh-
ter OF DR.. and Mrs. Bryant S.
Cooper. Her other guests were the
Misses Margaret Smith. Elizabeth
P. Silver, Nancy Kear,s Betsy
Porter, Elizabeth Coyle, Carol
Cunningham. Joan Pennington,
Ann Gates, Geraldine Clarity,
Frederick Sterling, Sandra Parm-
ley. Molly Holden and Georgiana
Glenn.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Hugh Morris
TO Marry
|ApriI In

OF much interest here is the
announcement made today by
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmer Meriwether.
jr.. of Kansas City, Mo-, of the
engagement of their daughter,
Dorothea Dorset. to 1t. Hugh Ross
Morris, U. S. M. c. R., son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Maurice Morris
of this city. The wedding will take
place April IA.
Miss Meriwether is a graduate
Of Barstow School, Kansas City,
and Bennett Junior College, Mill
brook, N. Y. She is the grand
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilmer Meriwether and the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lyon Simp-
son of Kansas City. Her father
is president Of the Standard In
vestpent Co. of Kansas City and
vice president of the Meriwether
Investment Co. Of Los Angeles.
. 1t. Morris is the grandson of
Mrs. Wilbur Watson Hubbard of
Chestertown, Md. and the late
Mr.. Hubbard and the late Mrs.
Frank Hansell and the late Mr..
Frank Morris Of Chicago.
The groom-elect is a graduate
Of Deerfeld Academy and Dart
mouth College. He has a masters
degree from Columbia University
and law degree from the Uni
versity Of Virginia. He is mem
Der Of Delta Kappa Epsilon
fraternity, and the Chevy Chase
Club.
"A Marine Corps veteran of
World War II. 1t. Morris is again
on active duty stationed at Camp
Lejeune. N. c., where the wedding
viii take place.