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Evening star., 1951-10-10

Brick rambler, 2 bedrms., gas a.-c
heat, built-in garage; S135 per mo
3001 Homewood parkway. Call Mr.
Herman, F. A. TWEED CO.. INC,
5504 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 129t
till 9 nm. IL
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HOUSES TO SHARE

CULTURED, settled Govt. woman,
preferably Catholic, to share home
and program with working widow
and daughter, g. Maid service, ex-
cellent meals. Tv. comfortable
home. Phone Ho. 112S.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PIX.
Red brick Colonial; immaculate con-
dttion; powder rm. 1st a., 8 bed
rms. and bath End a. Close to
Janney School and st, AIMS. AS
sumo GI AZ. loan. Call Mr.. Lueck,
MA. 2O40; eyes,, WO. 5733,
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HOUSES FOR sAls-ls.w.
BURIEITH

Charming older home. 8 rooms and
bath on floors. oil h.-w.h.. bsmt.
garage. a corner home with ali
rooms facing south. garden space on
3 sides. Needs decorating. A new ex-
STANHoPE CHASE
NO. $3.50. Residence Ell. 1870
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1-BEDROOM APT.

1-BEDROOM APT.
RIGHT ON CAPITOL HILL
Walk to work; Just q few minutes tc
most of the Government buildings;
it's real beauty; / bedroom, livinR
overseas and must sell quickly. Ask
ing $4,000 with $1,000 down. Cal
MR.. NICHOLS, NO. 2117, ewes
days. Ma 5005.)
FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES, INC
1920 K st. NV. -10
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
New 3-bedroom. 2-hath, center-hal
brick rambler. Inspect today's besi
buy. Out Conn. ave. to Nebrasks
and right. continue to Stephenson
lane and sharp left to 2730.
OR. 5100. Ewes. ia. 7o23
MANOR PARK and Shepherd Park
detached houses. Right prices, at
tractfve terms or your own house
saken In trade. Mr.. Maury. TU
MxRssHALL J. wApLE CO.. p1. ss4s
DETACHED HOME. BEAUTIFUL
just what you have been waiting for
Can for appt. to inspect.
6024 NORTH DAKOTA AVE.
tat End and Peabody Sts. N.W.)
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Kealtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
JUST COMPLETED. only left-6-
rm... semidet. brick homes, Just l
block from .. C. line. near N. H
paved street; $4,000 cash. sic
Berkshire dr.. Out N. H. ave. turn
right on Eastern ave v blk. then
left on Chillum I'd. "a blks.
WASHINGTON REALTY. GE. $500
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American University Park
NEW
Custom-Built Homes
FURNISHED MODEL
HOME
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
S14 $50

semidetached brick; located near
ton; iiving room, dining room, m
kitchen. 5 bedrooms. bath. full base.
ment and Q porches; some redeco-
rating needed. Evenings. OR. 0652.
PHILLIPS, CANDY & FULLER. ST.
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S15,75O-MT. PLEASANT

A 2-story tapestry brick
home located little west of
Mt. Pleasant and adjacent to
Rock Greek Park. It has q
delightful rooms, 4 bedrooms,
living room with fireplace,
large dining room. 1st-fl. law,
front and 2 screened rear
porches. Maids room and
% toilet. Oil hot-water heat.
Masonry garage. Vacant. House
being put in Al condition. To
inspect call MR.. RELY (eve-
nings, TIE. 7420).
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. INC
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APARTMENTS UhFURkisHEp

124I D ST. Me- bedrms.. liv. nm.
Kit. and bath apt; reasonable rent:
CAN SHANNON 4 LUcHS CO.. 1905
.a,s z st. an nv; sI M 2a45; rm 6edfm.,
dinette. kit. and bath avail; for IN
NON 4 IgcHs CO. 1906 7 st.
IDEAL CH. ,CH., MD. LOCATION
looms: ~ baths, dbIs: saTase; sTail.
TAX. AK. rk,, Ii cssl aD@iss Oh s1R4l r. liv rm din
pette. Kit: bedrm.; bath; Small Iss apt; ao
WHEATON, AREA-Two-bedrm. Cape
Cod, GE kit. full bsmt:: nesr schools
500 month. 10. 5-3434. III
LGE. BSMT. APT. side entr.; ills;
oil heat; epie.; ssa. IA T st. ne. Can
rWo.SEDRM. pEi Ri2Si APT. liv. rm,, dinet.e,
Kit. and bath: in apt. bldg: conv;
sl Arlington; "a, 2;I96l after tsr.f;. 9; tit 10
I%S snS saRHss sa.h! Vs. 70: ~ t%i, eonv ioes
tran transD D.0IS Cali II IsIi saANNoH & IucHs
CO.. 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345;
rAKoMA PARK, MD.-New s-qnit
dinette: az qtiis;; SsssoSi; adults; pvt
LIV. RM., dinette. bedrm.. Kit. ana
bath; S67.62 per mo. No. 27 Gal
weston pl. s.w. INQUIRE at Apt, /.
TWO BEDRooMs-sso.76 per month.
including utils; adult families; ad-
jacent to National Airport; file ap-
plisatien; lGio Vermont ,s;,.S ave; ,ridsx nv
,saa siso ASa} ts y Isse az Y rs @sr. sE-Liv rm.
bedrm.. dinette. kit. and bath; S65
sRSRM.. m; saps qslfii qkslHfTiicHENErrE. bathrm.
NE. n''1S Avail. Immediately. RI. 5g&S.
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT in large
downtown neighborhood. Call DE.
.th AND KENNEDY N.w.-rhree
rms. kit. and bath; newly decorated;
adults; 500 per mo. tcl. utilities
EfficiaSGy APT ssz near II ,ss4 Mxs,ases sns
EiTzSERALP NHi ssss6, a6e v.;lII2I.. aI2
avenue: i bedroom apt. utils. fqTn
199ihs 9h AK AK. AVE-. s.E.-Liy, rm,. bed.
rnn.. dinette. kitchen. hath; S69.50;
kiT uti,si not ,.dl nsl NE snt; lsnS eo5y. to shop
$3.50. FIR. 1920.
TAKOMA PARK-Lovely, lge. Arm
apt; pvt bath: must see to appre.
ciate; adults; S10O per mo. SH
Q-BEDRM, APT.-Close to Pentagon
call after $3.50. oV. 5071.
500 RANDOLPH ST.
Fails Church. ya.-Lovely 2-nedrm
detached bungalow on nice lot; yer,
eonv. to. schools. transp. and shops
Si1O per mo. For further particu
lars, consult SHANNON &, LUCHl
Co, 1906 n st. NV. MA. 2345. II
CAMP SPRINGS AREA-Close to An
drews Field: Groom and bath house
viii rent either fnrn. or unfurn.: n,
objection TO children or pets; S1Gt
mo-; situated on 16 acres Of ground
vacant; immediate possession.
Puffenberger Il Moore, Inc
Phone 20. 9-9110. Il.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o,
across the country; safe storage II
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO; INC. est; 1905.
prompt serv. ST. 1000. z days q VIZ.
a.m.-9 pm. w. MERVIN. IL
Evening star., 1951-10-10

NEWSSTAND-VARIETIES
Close-in., modern: rent. $12b; long
stock
SELF-SERvICE DELICA.
Very modern, well stocked with best
quality merchandise; long lease;
rent, $3.50; doing over $4,000 per
month; total price. S14.5O0 with
SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY
Excel loce.; Is Bendix machines: do
ing $3.50 month with short hours;
II kept open longer hours: rent,
S165 month; total price, S6. 800,
with $500 down.
EUGENE P. NIXON
1925 Vermont Ave. NV. RE. s112.
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S1.1OO WEEKLY
ST 500 DOWN

81, 800 DOWN
On East capitoi-Rent is SllO for
IS rms, arranged as 9 apts., each
with .elec. refgr. and gas stove;
quoted income. $50 mo-: furniture
Is clean and well above standard: In
this location 1t should sell quickly
AsE, Ask MT; IT, Hisshsr isan,r to shew ycg, Sun
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 255S
Evening star., 1951-10-10
S7OO DOWN

Rent only S57 monthly; quoted in.
sDts. and 5 h.R. units; units = eisc. r Tefsrs.. ss :
3 gas stoves, 2 hot plates, good fur.
niture; o real ne. bargain. Call
Fliesher. DE. TAFT. ewes. and Sun.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855
Evening star., 1951-10-10
NORTH WOODBRIDGE

NO4I411 WOODIE1D<IE
1887 Otis st. NE. Beautiful English
sisting of 8 rooms, / inclosed rear
porch, / screened porch; In Al con.
dition; newly decorated. Oil h.-W h.
Large yard, detached garage; con-
venient to. schools. shopping and
transportation. Must sell at once
as owner has been transferred out Of
city. r. g. DUNNE, HO. O7O0:
ewes, Mr.. Curling. La. 6-71AS.
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Sc 600 WEEKLY

So 900 WEEKLY
self-service mkt. upper Ca. ave. w.
All modern equipment. long lease,
easy TO operate. Shows excellent
net profit: $4,000 down. Call Dell.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855
PLANT, OUTLET STORE
ped and outlet store NE. Low
rental Of $3.50. Owner quotes $500
wkly. -the-counter sales. Full
price $S.000--h cash.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 2555
Evening star., 1951-10-10

PAVED LOT FOR RENT
5oxl 60.ft.. on Wise ave. at District
nne. Excellent location for used
SSaIs. Can Mr.. Alan. EN-. 1872 or
Evening star., 1951-10-10

COLORED-l324 MONROE ST. NV
Efficiency units, $79 so and SS9. .5(
per mo-; 1-bedrm apt, 500 30 mo;
2-bedrm. apt. S125 mo-; all utils
included. FRANCIS A. BLUNDON
CO.. INC, sos H st. NV, MA. 0714
CoLoRED, 2 ROOMS. share bath.
all utilities furnished; vacant; nc
children. in the 100 block Of 3rd
street ne. Call Ma. 1850 only
ROBERT l.. EVANS. 12s
COLORED. FIVE ROOMS and bath
vacant: all utilities furnished; il
the l400 block of 8 street NV. Call
Ma. 1860 only. ROBERT L. EVANS.
12s
Employed adults: sos mo. FR.
CoLoRED-i34S EUCLID ST. NV
Two rms. kit. and bath; adults only;
incl utils. See JAN1ToR on prem.
-ises to inspect, III
Evening star., 1951-10-10

4-ROOM AND BATH APT.
Nicely furnished, recently decorated,
in Riverdale. Md. near Baltimore
blvd. Movie, stores, transportation
1st fioor. suitable for 3 adults; sos
month net. Available Oct. 10
Phone WA. 5726.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
co-oPERATIYE APIS. SALE

ONE or THE MOST CONVENIENT
, LocATIoNs ny NV:
iiv. fm. with den, kit. and bath;
priced to sell. OWNER. Hu. 9447.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
WARDMAN PARK AREt

WhnDMAN FAfth AfSEA
Just of Conn. ave.-An attractive
S-room. 2-bett row home. plus
heat. built-in garage and concrete
covered front porch. An unusual
feature which viii appeal to the
family with an invalid is Q modern
elevator, installed at 0 cost Of ST.
800. which is included. Shopping,
Transportation. schools. etc. nearby.
be what you are looking for. Terms
may be arranged. Call Maj. Lane
Ma. $500: ewes, WI. $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. NV.
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NEAR THOMAS cTRcLE
SCOTT CIRCLE

Luxuriously furnished efhciency
Knox. once Of ROBERT VI. SAY
AGE, Ola Union Trust Blds' Ma.
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APIS. UNFURN. lcone.I
GEORGETOWN

1924 18th ST. NV.
Two bedrms.. liv; rm.. kit. and bath.
HARRISON & WASTIBURN
927 New York Ave. NV. ST. 2s15
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STATE HOUSE
2122 MASS. AVE. NV.

Applications are now being accepted
in Washington's newest apartment
building; excellent location, modern
in every detail: garage, secretarial
service, 4 elevators.
Evening star., 1951-10-10

Delicatessen. downtown; q rms. and
kit. apt. above. Rent. S125 ~
gr; lease. Crosses $500 monthly.
$1,000 stock incl. in Reasonable
price. Terms $4,000 down, balance
Valley frontiersman., 1951-01-12
CONSERVATION
 NOTES
By Lew Hanks

The forage clinic is all set for Thursday, January 25, at the Grange Hall in Palmer The pro- gram will be about as follows:
 From to 10 a.m.: Grading of the forage samples submitted. 10 to II am: a discussion on the grading of these samples and an explanation of the grades.
 From II to 11:3O a.m.: "Silage Crops of Alaska" by MT. Hodson. 11:30 to 12 Noon will be movie or two on harvesting of forage crops or related subjects. That is, we'll have a movie if the ele- ments, an implement company or two, and the U. s. Mail all coop crate.
 At Noon the Grange ladies will sell refreshments.
 At 1 to 1::30 pm, Dr. Mick will give us some fertilizer results on forages followed by MT. Sweet mar. on the Harvesting, Preser- vation and Feeding of Forages." ," This will be followed by dis cussion period.
 Here will be your chance to dis cuss forage problems and find out how your neighbor does it. On this forage deal, how and when you do something is usually a lot more important than what you did. =
 Monday January Is the ballot box for the election of two super visors of the Palmer Soil Conser- vation Sub-districts will be at the Extension office. The ballot will be open until Friday. Candidates are: Merle Anderson, Glen Woods, Robert Webb, Paul Nelson, Leon ard Kyger, Roy Newell and Johan Johnson. All are good men and nave been nominated by petitions signed by at least ten land oc- :upiers. Support these men. GET 0UT AND VOTE!
Valley frontiersman., 1951-01-12
WALT DISNEY FILM SET FOR THURSDAY

A Walt Disney health film will be featured on the program at the regular meeting of the Health Council next week, Miss Louise Kellogg president. announced to- day. Everyone is invited to be in attendance at the meeting which will be held Thursday, January Is, at ' pm. in the rec hall Gold library). In addition to the movie, Health Council business will also be discussed.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-01-12
CARD OF THANKS

We are grateful for the gift of money in the amount of $288.05, donated us by the Moose Lodge after the recent Hospital Benefit party. This money will be used in buying new beds and mattresses.
 Acknowledgement is also made of the $20 gift recently received from the Lutheran Ladies Aid and Mrs. Benson in memory of the late MT. Henning Benson. This money is to be used toward the purchase of an adjustable bed table for the special comfort of heart patients. Thank you, sin cerely!
 Valley Hospital Assn.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-01-12
JOHNNY GORC AT ELMENDORF AFB

Johnny Gore, son of MT. and Mrs. Jack Tost, who joined the Air Force recently, is now at Elmendorf Air Force Base. Ac- cording to word received by his parents he will probably be there for three weeks before going on to Lackland AFB where he ex- poets to take his basic training.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-01-12
JAMES P. DAVIS HERE FROM WASHINGTON. D. C..

James P. Davis, head of the Alaska Affairs of the Department of Interior, was visitor on busi- ness here this week. MT. Davis, here from Washington, D. C., spent several days conferring with the Coop. He is also presi-
Valley frontiersman., 1951-01-12

mer, has returned to school in the states. Miss Hagen arrived here before Christmas to spend the holidays with her parents. She is a student at Annie Wright Sem mary at Tacoma, Wn. She left here January g by Stratocruiser to return to her studies at the Girls school.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-01-12
SPEND WEEKEND HERE

Here from Anchorage for the week end were MT. and Mrs. Charles Mckenzie and their son, Dean. The McKenzies were guests of MT. and Mrs. Gene Gyuriak. MT. Gyuriak has the Palmer Stu dio here.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-01-12

dent of the Alaska Rural Reha- bilitation Corporation. MT. Davis planned to leave by plane Wednesday.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-01-12
MISS STELLA HAGEN RETURNS TO SCHOOL

Miss Shelia Hagen, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Al V. Hagen of Pal
Evening star., 1951-03-15

children because they'd read
somewhere that child should
take one deep breath in every
six"
DR.. Brooks is head of the
pediatrics department at the Col
lege of Medical Evangelists here.
He is directing short courses in
that subject at the colleges med
ical convention now in session.
"The child who won't eat," said
DR.. Brooks, "is one of our biggest
problems. I would say it is al
most entirely the result of the
mothers attempt to force food
upon children"
Evening star., 1951-03-15

Normal children, he said, 'come
with built-in appetites.'' They
eat when they are hungry. A
child can skip eating for several
days without harm, in his opinion.
"The truth is that no child
should have all he wants to eat.
Children-and adults too-should
eat 10 per cent less than they
feel they want. except in rare
pathological instances.
THAT old admonition, clean up
your plate has been misinter-
preted. What it really meant
originally was that you shouldn't
put too much on your plate in the
Evening star., 1951-03-15
BY the Asseciafsd Press

LOS ANGELES. Mar. 15.-What
do you do about the child who
won't eat?
The best thing is to let him
alone, says leading pediatrician,
DR.. Milo B. Brooks. He believes
there are certain personal liber-
ties-eating, breathing, sleeping
which shouldn't be regimented.
interfering with such natural
functions in a normal child is
an invasion of privacy" he told
news conference yesterday. "I've
known mothers who tried to regu-
late the rate of breathing in their
Evening star., 1951-03-15

first place. I don't think it's gen.
orally realized that 40 per cent
Of the energy gained from food
is used up in the processes Of dl-
gestion and assimilation"
A snack after school is all
right, but DR.. Brooks doesn't ap-
prove of indiscriminate between
meals piecing, and he discourages
food as a plaything.
Evening star., 1951-03-15
Formosa Reports Mao
Seriously III in Peiping
BY the Asseeiated Press

TAIPEI, Formosa, Mar. 49,
The Nationalist Defense Ministry
reported last night that Mao TIE
tung, leader of Red China, is
seriously i'll in Peiping.
The ministry said the informa-
ton came indirectly from top
Communist officials in Canton
summoned secretly to Peiping.
Mao's last known public appear
ance in Peiping was January 26
Evening star., 1951-03-15

Ancient Mexicans often wor-
SHIPPED trees and many tree
shrines we're destroyed by the
Spaniards after the conquest Of
Mexico.
Evening star., 1951-03-15
THE EVENING STAR Ais
Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY. MARCH Is, 1881

when he attended celebration
of Indian National day. Observers
in Hong Kong have speculated
about his whereabouts.
Evening star., 1951-01-14

United States, has invited men,
bers of the Sioux State Society
to hear these students when they
present Tuesday evening Visitors
From Vienna in the jefferson
Memorial Auditorium, Department
CT Agriculture, south building.
Curtain time Is 8 o'clock.
Music that made Vienna dear to
the hearts Of every one will be
presented with the performers in
their native costumes. Folk songs.
either music, dances and an AL
pine orchestra will be other fea-
lures. Members of the Austrian
Legation, the Senate and the
House will also be in the audience.
Arkansans are in for a treat
when they hear Miss Frances
Greer. nationally known soprano
Of the Metropolitan opera. con-
cert, stage and screen sing for
them Sunday.
The occasion is the annual re-
reption of the society for the con-
gressional delegation starting at
3 o'clock in the caucus room Of
the Senate Office building.
Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, Air
Force Chief of Staff, ana Rear
Admiral Clifford A. Swanson have
plans for Thursday night when
the Michigan State Society will
hold a birthday banquet in the
terrace room of the Shoreham
Hotel. One hundred and thirteen
years ago Michigan was admitted
to the Union. Incidentally, Gen.
Vandenberg is an adopted native
son.o
A full evening is in store for
all members. Cocktails will be
served at 6 o'clock. dinner will
start at 1880 o'clock, and between
9 and 10 o'clock. noted native sons
will take their bow. From 10 to
IL o'clock Jack Morton will pro-
vide music for dancing. Dress is
optional. Entertainment is also
on the agenda says Mr.. Gordon
Gillis, president. who said for
more information call him at Ster-
ling 1161, BIT Cafritz Building.
y 4 n ~
A word from the deep South
Alabamans are preparing for their
big dance on January 80. Repre-
sentative Albert Rains, president.
has offered two 50-yard line tick
cts to the 1851 Army Navy grid
classic. besides a drawing room on
the Congressional, to the person
who sells the most tickets.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
By MurieIIen Saunders

Marines, Soldiers, Sailors and
Airmen-your personnel officer
has been notified that you are in
vited to the Lee birthday ball to
be given by the Society Of Virginia.
Capt. George P. Grove, presi-
dent. has extended a special in
vitation to all men stationed at
local bases to attend this affair on
Friday night, starting at $50
O'Clock, at Hotel 2400.
It will be a gala affair for all
Virginia gentlemen and their la
dies. Gen. Robert E. Lees, "Ol'
Marse Robert" as he was affec-
tionately known. farewell address
to his soldiers will be ready by
Mrs. Maud Howell Smith, noted
local actress. The Madrigal Sing
ers of Washington-Lee High
School also viii be present. Music
for dancing will be furnished by
Dave McWilliam's. Formal dress
is preferred, but.
Last but not least, Capt. Grove
said that some lucky couple will
get a chance to spend a week end
at Virginia Beach, come those
warm summer days, with the
compliments of the society and
friends.
Are you from North Carolina?
Were you married in the past
year? Well, If you fit these quail
f1cations, you should know that
the Tar Heel Society is having a
dance in your honor this Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. John K. Slear, president
promises a fine evening of dane
ing from 10 to l o'clock. bridge
and canasta starting at $3.50
O'Clock. in the large ballroom OF
the Shoreham Hotel.
There will be grand march
set to the tempo of Dave Nc
Williams orchestra, and, Of course
cake, in keeping with the theme
to be cut by Mr.. and Mrs. Troy
Mckinney. who are in charge OF
arrangements.
Call Overlook 0046, Ordway
0995 or Mr.. Slear at Metropolitan
1859 for more information. Dress
| is informal.
y X II \
Many North Dakotans are
proud of their Austrian descent
especially Senator William LANCER
The Senator. sponsor of the
Austrian student good will tour
now Spending eight months in the
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Edwin P. Bailey To Take Bride

OF interest here, is the an
nouncement made today by Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Herrigel, jr., of
Short Hills. N. j.. of the engage
ment of his daughter. Ann Hop
kins. to Mr.. Edwin Pearson Bailey,
son of DR.. and Mrs. William Otis
Bailey of Leesburg, Va.
The bride-elect, a graduate of
Kent Place School, Summit, N. j.,
and Mount Holyoke College, is
the daughter of the late Mrs,
Anna .Weigand Herrigel and
Evening star., 1951-01-14

granddaughter of the late Rev.
and Mrs. Joseph A.tWeigand and
the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred Her.
|rigel of Newark, N. j.
Mr.. Bailey is the grandson of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Pearson Parker of this city and
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim
Mikell Bailey of Charleston. S. C.
He attended the Episcopal High
School in Alexandria and is a
graduate of the University of Vir-
ginia. He is now stationed at
Fort Benning, Ga.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
News Of State Societies

Native sons and daughters of
the First State, yes Delaware, will
meet tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
in the Women's City Club, 1888
I street NV. It will be a business
meeting with entertainment and
refreshments to boot. Mrs. c. A.
Henderson urges all to come for
she has word or two to say about
the big doings at the Burlington
Hotel on February 9-and here is
a clue, it is the annual dinner and
dance she is thinking Of.
Hoosier plans for the new year
start of with a congressional re-
ception and ball this Saturday
night starting at $50 o'clock in
the west ballroom of the Shore
ham Hotel. Music til l o'clock.
A big welcome will be given to
new Indiana Representatives
Shepard j. Crumpacker. Jr.; e.
Ross Adair. John v. Beamer, Will
liam G.. Bray and Charles B.
Brownson. Senators Homer E.
Capehart and William e. Jenner
and the rest of the delegation will
also be on hand.
y
Wives Of members of the Flor
ida congressional delegation will
be honored by their State society
this Saturday from to o'clock
at the United Nations Club.
Heading the list of ladies pres
ent at the tea will be Mrs. Spes-
sard L. Holland and Mrs. George
A. Smathers. Music, punch, at
tractive decorations will be part
of the scene. Admittance is by
membership only. however, cards
may be obtained there.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
| ENGAGED to Wed

Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles w. Trageser
ST., of Berwyn. Md, of the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Lillian Frances to Mr.. James P.
Brumbaugh II, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brumbaugh OF Glenn Dale,
Md. No definite plans have been
made for the wedding.
Miss Trageser attended Bridge
water College and now is study
ing at the University of Mary
land. Mr.. Brumbaugh is a
graduate of Juniata College.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Camera Fans Face
Exposed in HoIdup;
He Lands in Jail

A camera fans addiction to his
hobby had him in jail today.
Taxi-driver Bollie A. Green,
46, of Hampshire Knolls, Md,
told police that the man, who
robbed him Of SIS Sunday night
had talked incessantly of picture
taking and how he did it.
With that clue and a good de-
scription. Detective Sergts. j. T.
Bailey and G. L. Keyser were in
sharp focus last night when they
spotted a likely suspect.
where's your camera?" they
asked.
Il left it at home tonight" the
man replied. "but I'm going home
to get it because I have to take
some pictures of q night club
orchestra"
Allen C. Sanders, 81, colored, of
the 700 block of F street NE, the
photographer. was sentenced to
$50 days in Jail on a charge of
petty larceny when brought be-
fore Municipal Court Judge An
drew Howard today.