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GARAGES
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

PREWAR CAR OWNERS - Highest
prices in city are being paid for
extra-clean and solid cars from 80
to Al In all brands. 5100 Ga. ave.
wTi,.IDhas NV: PA TU. $685. ask for Mr.
WANT LIGHT PREwAR CAR. nice
for wife and son to use; will pay
very good price for clean one. TU.
2627. MR.. KELLY. III
WILL PAY CASH Tor clean cars. any
make. any model. See Mr. Dunnin-
gan ROYAL MOTORS INC. 410O
Georgia ave. NV. TU. 243S
WESTERN 3UYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1919 Ga. ave. RA. 1922.
WILL PAY the highest price Tor used
Chevrolets. Fords and Plym0uths.
Drive n. Appraiser on the property
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR co. 7725
Wis ave. OIL. 6l00 Open ewes
FAIR. HONEST APPRAISALS OF all
makes Of cars are assured at
Mckee PONTIAC. 1884 L st NV
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. IA iSo1.
WILL BUY FOR CASH; Auburn
super-charged speedster; condition
unimportant. MIR. REAMY. CHI.
0S00. -16
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81 00Q

Down buys this new brick
rambler with three bedrooms
lone paneled). full bsmt., lge.
rear porch; in North Arline-
ton; excel. equip. includes H.
IT.. refgr., Magic Chef range,
auto. washer; extra bath in
bsmt. Immediate possession.
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SHANNON &TJTCHS co
COLORED

2055 Wilson Blvd. JA $4,000
OPEN UNTIL 9 PM.
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FARMS

Mr.. ASHTON-155-acre stock farm,
9-rm. stone house, barn and out
bldgs.; Va mi. frontage on river.
Nr. cloverleaf on new express high
way: 137-acre stock farm. bank
barn. 10 stalls, and dairy; all
necessary outbldgs.; 7-rm. house.
bath and heat; $1,000.
280-acre dairy farm; 50-cow Wash
ington farm; stable rm. for 70
cows; 2 silos; all dairy equipment;
7-rm. house. tile bath; 7-rm. tenant
103 acres. 35 miles out. "a mile of
Route 240 on hard rd.; 5-bedrm.
house. oil heat, 20-cow Washing ton
barn. 2 silos. bank barn. well
watered and fenced. Call Mr.. Lin
thicum, Poolesville 3411, with
HOWARD r. SCHAFER, Bethesda,
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"DON'T JUDGE A BOOK
BY ITS COVER"
Is an old proverb. And don't Judge
this house by standing out at the
curb. or looking from your car
GET INSIDE. See Of the cleanest,
most attractive. colorful rooms
bsmt. with work bench area, toilet,
and laund. facils.; diversified pri-
yate rear screened porch; close-in
Arl.. Just 3 blks. of Lee blvd. Will
gladly arrange inspection. So, ,000-
Real Estate Service, Inc.
<763 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. oW. 9090
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY desires lot for low
priced home. With or without utils.
81. 2100. GIL. 1856. lis
Montgomery or Prince Georges
counties; cash for / lot to 500
acres. ROBINSON REAL ESTATE
JU. 7-7117; eyes,. TU. 2726 or
WO. 0479.
SMALL BUILDER, wants lots in NV.
any time except Sunday. -i5
WILL BUY lots zoned for Q and 4
family fats, preferably in northwest
section. FRANK A. SIMON. DI.
-3132: ewes. and Sunday. MI. 00e3
ACREAGE OR LOTS, vicinity Riggs
must be available. sH. 4s46.
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HOUSES wTp. TO BUY tcon.. !

DIRECT FROM 0wNER-will pay
cash; D. G.. Md. or Va. 81. 1897
,sI,,EA, Or "a, ;@s sSs3. c.su ,,, CON, HOW.
regardless of location or condition
Call DI. SS42 or ST.. 1889.
FROM OWNER; any condition Ar
| lington or se.. Prince Georges
County. AL cash. JA. 5-S1 81.
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$4,000
$4,000

VIII buy a lovely five-room
brick home near Lee hwy. and
Glebe rd. Full bsmt. A real
rent beater.
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BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE (cont.
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

SELL OR RENT-1108 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV. Owner on premises.
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$4,000 DOWN

2,5UU DOWN
Flagstone walk to lovely 3-bedroom
corner rambler with patio and
garden house. Nicely decorated and
ffs9saT SEATS PriHif The RI RENT 1pi REcEIPr sE1f
w. FRANK CANEY
IA. 5-6161. 1880 Wilson. IA. 5-s576.
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6s15 N. H. AVE, Just beyond District
line at Ray rd. in shopping center;
front and rear parking; 30x50; good
for grocery. TV repairs. antique
furniture and decorator. veterina-
rian and many other uses; very low
rent. BASILIKO INVESTMENT CO.,
Mr.; Perry, DI. S724; ewes, OIL.
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CHURCHES WANTED

WANTED IN NE. section. nr. Florida
Md. ave. or H st. for colored congre
Call MRS. ARNETT. Ii. 3-071o.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

dVUSeS WAN ED 10 BUT
HAVE CLIENT for s-bedrm. detached
home desirable NV. or Md section;
approximately $4,000; substantial
cash. Call PLANT g. GORDON,
1874 Park rd. NV. co. 0S37. Ia
THIS OFFICE desires listines on
small colored houses under So. 600.
Please call F; ELLIOTT MIDDLE
SMALL HoUsE-dBethesda. sA. spe..
FOR CHRISTMAS our clients prefer
homes. Do you have one to sell In
the ne. area, then call US. NO. 1903:
1 W VIII doii PAY sSci You Cash TODAY for
your home. my location, any condi-
ton. RE 220I. 81. 7747.
CASH BIZ fERS waiting for 3 and 4
bedroom homes In northwest Wash
ington and nearby Montgomery
County and Va. To sell your house,
call WETzELL REAL ESTATE. HU
eaeR fRo%sT oEsr STTENTdS sYsF " 10 pm ro the sale
OF your home. business or invest
call r. "A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor,
sos North Capitol. MA. $3.50. Free
appraiSals. Results since 1919
MOD. CLEAN to 4-bedrm. home or
income property. in good D. C. or
nearby Md. loc.; Sc. pref; have sub
stantial cash. MRS. cox. LU. 2-S136
GALE Al sIi ME ESffi ffhsr-r buy houses 70,
all cash Any section. Courteous
service, MIR. PERRY. DI. s724
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SHANNON & LUCHS co

NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2055 Wilson Blvd. ia. 5-6S00
OPEN UNTIL 8 PM.
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THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF OUR
CHOICE LISTINGS
'DoN'T MAKE a BUY WITHOUT
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes on wilson IA. %-le0C
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COLORED
22-ACRE FARM
81. 800
81 900 DOWN-S60 MO.
Nice land. some woods, stream, good
6-rm. house with bath fixtures. ideal
place to raise poultry, plenty Of
outbuildings. such as poultry houses
garage. etc. l mile from Herndon.
Fl miles d. c.
] ACRE, Arm. HOUSE. $4,000
$500 DOWN-S20 PER MO.
House needs some repair. good well Of
water, nice. shade. / mile from
Herndon. This will make an excel
lent week end place or summer
home; 21 miles D. C.
az ACRES-5-RM. HOUSE
$500
S400 DOWN-S25 MO.
Frame house. needs some repair,
nice land. L mile from Herndon. 21
miles D. c.
MANY OTHER BARGAINS
r. c. PRINTZ
Herndon, Va. Phone Herndon 90
Ia
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CRYSTAL GAZING
Beautifully decorated. spacious CO.
onial with large liv. rm. and fire.
place. family din. rn1.. equip. kit.
"a bath 1st A.; lovely bedrms.
and tile bath. screened porch. full
bsmt %TTi, y IMMGDTATE ndG boWN, POSSESSION
w. FRANK CANEY
IA. 5-e161. 1880 Wilson. IA. 5-s576.
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S4.5OO

Buys a beautiful brick ram
bier in. North Arlington, two
lge. bedrms. and bath: many
extras, such as huge storage
attic; combination storm win
dows, plus fully equipped kit.
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FARMS Cont. }

TWO sTRoUT CATALoGsl East
Midwest RED COVERED; Wettern
edition BLUE. Either MAILED
FREE. STROUT REALTY. 7l1-A
Woodward Bldg. Washington. Hter-
ling 37S4
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$4,000

Buys this lovely three-bedrm.
4ooded Stod 0Insar0y ios n yirsnia e RoreFt
Lge. screened porch; attic fully
finished into lovely room.
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7, O s T

l. . s L
S100 by q certain man in Arlington
out first getting an offer from.
Arlington Motor Co.
q Block South Of Key Brldge)
1917 North Moore st., QW. S7S7.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

$4,000 so. FIT. Of ground centrally
located: pvt. TT. siding and ONCE.
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RAMBLER

RAMBLER
Three -bedrm., full-basement
rambler in excellent North Ar
functional layout. the conven-
ience and. best Of all, the at
tractive appearance this like
new rambler presents. Be sure
to see 1t. You'll like every
thing about it. Price, S22 800.
CALL JOHN HARRISON
SHANNON & LUCHS co
NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
20bb Wilson Blvd. IA. 6-6S00
OPEN UNTIL Q PM.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
STORE WANTED

anywhere In Bethesda for lge. chain
laundry receiving station VIII pay
up to $500 per mo-. Very reputable
firm. Must have it by Jan. L. Call
LA $500. IA
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
ATTENTION

Check this ad. All-brick Dutch Co
lonial in relaxed Mclean. Large
rooms prevail in this center-hall-
plan home with attached garage.
Beautifully Handicapped lot, 125x125.
$500 down and take over an
month, including taxes and insur-
ance. Total price. S1S.950.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

PROPERTY CONSISTS Of Q businesse,
and apis. including all furniture
and fixtures. Ne. section. Opportu-
nifty to operate the businesses OF
rent. Monthly income in excess OF
payments. Reas. down payment. Mr.
PERRY. DI. S724. Ewes. OIL. 0947
-12
1909 LOCATION, heart of Alexandris
business district, ITO N. Washington
st. For information. Call OF. 1882
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WE SETJ, FARMS
45-ACRE FARM
SMALL FARM
10 ACRES

Conveniently located farm,
consisting of 10 rolling. fer
tile acres with large T.
room frame dwelling which
needs considerable repair. but
is baSically very sound: with
in easy committing distance
of Washington; reasonably
priced at $1S,100. For fur
ther information or appoint
ment to inspect. call Earl
Cook, ia. b-6S00, or evenings,
ia 4-163O
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
$16,950

All-brick 5-room Colonial with de-
tached brick garage. near new dept
stores. in very convenient N. Ar
lington location; private side
screened porch; full bsmt. Could
not be reproduced today at the
price. Call today.
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$4,000

Buys three bedrms. and two
baths. with full basement on
lovely Virginia forest. Yes,
that's right only S3,50O down.
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ARLINGTON REALTY
9212 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
TAKE OVER

A large CT loan on this beautiful
Colonial in Dominion Hills. neal
all conveniences: 3-bedrm gem
with many extra features. including
mirror over fireplace, stair and hal
carpeting; picket fence in rear
S1S.500 will purchase.
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JUSTINE
5000 BALTIC. Ave, Hyattsyille, Nd,
WA 7205 AP 2000
TRUCK VALUES

". 2 W, m --VUV
TRUCK VALUES
1850 Ford; Model F-3; 1-ton pickup;
l949 Dodge; 1l2-ton capacity; =
speed rear axle: r. and h.; 1925.
1949 Ford Model C.O.E. F-6; heater,
2-speed rear axle; S1.095.
1919 Ford panel; real good buy; Ss96.
1949 Studebaker 1ton stake; Al
cond.; $685.
1947 Internal tional; Model KB-5;
heater, good tires. excel. running
cond; S745.
1916 Ford with 12-ft. aluminium
body; heater; 81 900 miles; S795.
HALEY'S, INC.
M at First st. Sc, LII. $4,000
odge-Plymouth. Conveniently Loe.
Only Min. From Downtown
Evening star., 1951-06-20
Red German Air Force Juvenile Court News
Reported in Training Held Valid in Virginia

BERLIN, June 20 (NANA).-Ar
East German "Luftwaffe" of 1000
Communist police is being trained
by Soviet officers at airfields in the
Soviet zone to fly the latest Rus
sian jets, 1t is claimed in Bonn
seat Of the West German govern
ment.
The new Red German air force
is part of the East Zone Com
Imunist-run army. Its strength is
to be increased to 10000 men in
the next few months by calling 18-
Iyear-olds into the service.
By the autumn there will be
nearly 25O,000 East Germans ir
uniform, including 10000 ordinary
police. 10000 "sea police" form
ing the basis of a new German
navy, and the new Red German
ILuftwaffe.
Bonn officials call the force q
"camoufiaged Soviet satellite
army" and say it recently received
the latest Russian equipment fol
training, including rocket firing
tanks.
Most OF its members are youth!
forced to enter it by threat O
being sent to uranium mines: +
lhas a hard core of ex-Wehrmach
Iofficers. Communist officials an,
members of the fanatieal Ere
German Youth are ordered to joil
to keep a watch on the uncertain
element,
Evening star., 1951-06-20
200 Newsboys 10 Attend
Carrier CONGRESS Here

More than 200 newsboys from
papers in 81 States will arrive in
Washington tomorrow to attend
the National Carrier Congress
Thursday and Friday.
The trip to Washington is a
prize for the top bond salesmen
among carriers in the defense
bond pledge campaign held in
May. The boys will stay at Boil
ing Air Force Base and the Naval
Receiving Station.
At 1880 am. tomorrow, Attor-
ney General McGrath will meet
the carriers in the Justice Depart
ment and cut q special cake flown
from Los Angeles for the occa-
sion.
The boys Washington stay will
include a meeting with President
Truman and Secretary Of the
Treasury Snyder.
Evening star., 1951-06-20
BY the Assoeioted Press


RICHMOND, Va, June 90
There is no legal prohibition
against publication of news about
cases in which juveniles are in
Ivolved, Attorney General j. Lind
say Almond, jr., ruled yesterday.
But, under the juvenile court
law passed by the 1850 General
assembly, records concerning
Juvenile cases can be withheld
from public inspection and the
public = including reporters - can
be excluded from hearings. he
noted.
| The ruling was issued in re-
lsponse to a letter from Judge Louis
II. Jordan Of the Waynesboro
Juvenile and Domestic Relations
Court.
If newspaper obtains informa-
ton from other sources, "there
does not appear to be any express
legislation prohibiting such action
and, therefore. the decision of
whether such material will be pub
llished is one of policy with the re-
Ispective newspapers. Mr.. Almond
said in his opinion.
Judge Jordan also asked how
far court clerk or other officer
could go in giving information or
what went on in a closed hearing
Almond answered that could bes1
be handled by the judge Of thl
court who could instruct the Off
Icers regarding the purpose Of th'
llaw and his desires In the premise.
Evening star., 1951-06-20

The Keystone Automobile Club
Advisory Board last night called
for a congressional appropriation
Iof SIS million for the Motor Vehicle
Parking Agency. to be used as
revolving fund to obtain land, by
powers of eminent domain II
necessary, for parking garages.
The request was contained in a
report by Ernest r. Brett, Secre-
tary, at a District Day dinner
attended by District Government
/ and traffic officials, held at the
home of Mark Lansburgh, Bill
Idaho avenue NV. He is a long
time member of the board.
/ The report pointed out that the
.Iland in question. not now avail.
able to private operators, would be
'Ileased for the building Of parking
garages.
Survey Prepared.
The report said the board mem
pers have appeared before the
House District Committee witt
their suggestions and after much
study and many meetings, have
prepared comprehensive survey
(which we believe viii go lortg
way toward solving the desperate
parking situation"
This survey, it was explained
has been sent to members of the
House District Committee, the
TRAFFIC Committee of the Wash
lington Board Of Trade. the Amer
Iican Automobile Association. the
Washington Automotive Trade
Association, the Motor Vehicle
Parking Agency. the director Of
Evening star., 1951-06-20

M. Thornett. secretary to the
Board of Commissioners: Edward
j. Kelly, superintendent Of Ma
tional Capital Parks; Inspector
John Agnew OF the Metropolitan
Police Traffic Department; IN
spector Mark Raspberry of the
Park Police: Arthur r. Pilkerton
District auditor, and Guy Pearson,
District collector of taxes.
Also Corporation Counsel Ver-
non E. West; Wallace E. Braun,
Evening star., 1951-06-20

deputy traffic director; 1t. Coils
Thomas j. Hayes and Carlin L
Whitesell, assistant engineer COM
m1ssioners; John Nolan of the
Park and Planning Commission
Representative Miller, Republican
of Nebraska, and a member of the
House District Committee; James
H. Flanagan. chairman of the
Public Utilities Commission: c. F
McGavin Of the Motor Vehicle
Parking Agency; Maj. Gen. U. S
Grant III. retired. past president
Iof the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission, and C
Melvin Sharpe. chairman of the
Advisory Board and president OF
the Board of Education.
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vehicles and traffic and the Dis
|trict Commissioners.
Greater Problems Seen.
Mr.. Brett said the District can
expect even more complex traffic
problems with the great influx OF
new residents in nearby Virginia
and Maryland.
Among those present last night
were Commissioner F. Joseph
Donohue: Col. Bernard L. Robin
son. engineer commissioner: G.
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YOUR NEAREST Chevrolet DEALER
DEM0NsTRAToR READY FOR you TO

ADDISON CHEVROLET SALES, INC.
14th 81. 6 Florida Ave. NV. Ho. $500
AERO AUTO COMPANY, inc.
ll0l King ST., Alexandra, Va. N. 8-So75
BARRY.PATE MOTOR co., inc.
1880 Connecticut Ave. NV. RE. 1878
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR co., INC.
772s Wisconsin Ave-, Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 500
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EDUCATIONAL.

To make a pound of TINT, two
pounds of coal are required.
Evening star., 1951-06-20

HICKS CHEVROLET, INC.
1910 Upshvr 81. NV. GE. 01oo
KENYON-PECK, INC.
1875 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va. CH. 5000
LUSTINE-NICHOlsON CHEVROLET
$40 Bulfo. Ave-. HyutfsviIIe, Nd. WA. 1900
MANDELL CHEVROLET CO., INC.
1900 Nichols Ave. Sc. lu. 4.44oo
Evening star., 1951-03-02
W0nnen's Clubs
Ellsworth Predicts Home Rule Passage
In Talk to Twentieth Century Club

affairs. He reminded his au-
dience that congressional action
on foreign problems applies only
to Senate approval of treaties and
passage of appropriations for
State Department funds.
He added that although the
Senate must ratify all treaties
the Constitution says nothing
about Senate approval Of agree
ments' with foreign nations"
Another general misconception
of the function of the Congress.
according to the speaker. relates
to its role in price control and
material ALLEGATION. "At the pres
ent time Congress stands con-
victed of something that doesn't
seem to be working out" he de-
clared as he explained that the
laws enacted by Congress arc ad-
ministered by the executive de-
partment.
Mrs. Lyman B. Swornstedt Of
Wellesley. Mass. president Of the
club 80 years ago. and Mrs. Will
liam Walter Husband Of st. Johns
bury. VT. club president 20 years
ago. were honor guests at the
meeting. Mrs. Swornstedt recalled
the early civic work of the club.
Mrs. William G. Stuart, legis-
lative chairman, discussed the
closing of day care centers in
Washington and was named to
take any action on behalf of the
club in order to keep them active.
Mrs. Stanley p. Young was elected
chairman Of the Election Commit
tee. Mrs. Raleigh Gilchrist pre-
sided.
Evening star., 1951-03-02
By Frances Kuhn

Passage of legislation for Dis
Srict home rule if it reaches the
floor of the House was predicted
yesterday by Representative Ellis
worth, Republican, of Oregon in a
talk before the Twentieth Century
Club at the YWCA.
The speaker made his forecast
In a brief talk in which he spoke
of misconceptions in the mind of
the public concerning the work of
Congress.
Discussing the newly approved
amendment to the Constitution,
which limits the presidential
tenure to two terms, Representa-
tive Ellsworth said that its pro-
posal, on the part of most mem
bers of Congress, was not a
criticism of the late President
Roosevelt.
The speaker pointed out that
while there are three branches in
the Federal Government, the ex-
ecutive branch appoints the ju-
dicial branch. Naturally" he
said, "any president will appoint
those who agree with his policies. "
If the presidential term is un-
limited. ''it becomes mathemati-
cally clear that eventually the
judiciary will be made up of body
having the same mind as the
executive branch Of the govern
ment," he added.
Representative Ellsworth stressed
that mail received by members of
Congress reveals that many people
think the legislative body can
play direct role in foreign
Evening star., 1951-03-02
Voters League
AH-Doy School

With reservations exceeding
expectations. the District League
of Women Voters has engaged the
presidential room at the Hotel
Statler for the evening session
of its 10th annual all-day school
to be held at 8 pm. Tuesday. The
forum originally had been sched-
uled in a smaller room at the
Statler.
The evening session of the
school. planned for those who can
not attend daytime meetings, is
an innovation this year. The pro-
gram will be devoted to a discus
sion of Individual Freedom in the
Continuing Crisis" under the
leadership of the Rev. DR.. A.
Powell Davies, minister of All
Souls Church.
Participants will include DR.
Ralph Himstead, editor of the
Bulletin of American Association
of University Professors; Joseph
Volpe, former general counsel OF
the Atomic Energy Commission
and Alan Barth. author of THE
Loyalty of Free Men" and editorial
writer Of the Washington Post.
The daytime session of the
school was held Wednesday on
the subject, Our Children in the
Continuing Crisis"
Evening star., 1951-03-02
Adus Unit to Hear
Student Rabbi

Philip Shnairson. q student
rabbi Of the Jewish Center OF
Kings Bay in Brooklyn. will speak
at the Torah fund luncheon Of the
Adas Israel Sisterhood to be held
at 1890 pm. Monday in the vestry
rooms Of the synagogue. Sixth and
I streets NV.
Mr.. Shnairson is the sixth gen.
Grafton Of his family to serve In
the rabbinate. A senior at the
Jewish Theological Seminary of
America, he was born In the
United States although his Hebrew
education began in Palestine.
Mrs. Louis Dubit will give the
opening prayer and Mrs. Philip
Goldstein, president Of the sister,
hood, will be the luncheon hostess
Mrs. Eugene Rosenblatt ID the
program chairman.
Evening star., 1951-03-02
Bryn Mowr
Benefit Planned

Both official and residential
circles are represented on the list
Of patrons for the Bryn Mawr
scholarship benefit to be held al
$3.50 pm. on March 10 in the
Lisner Auditorium.
The program will feature a lec-
ture by Marguerite Higgins. for
eign correspondent. who has been
covering the war in Korea.
Mrs. Fred L. Vinson. wife ot
the Chief Justice, heads the list
Of patrons, while the diplomatic
circle will be represented by the
French Ambassador and Nine
Bonnet and the Turkish Ambas-
sador and Mime. Erkin.
Still others include the Secre-
tary Of State and Mrs. Dean
Acheson, the Secretary Of the In
terror and Mrs. Oscar L. Chap
man, the Undersecretary Of Com
merce and Mrs. Philip Bracken
Fleming. Gen. and Mrs. Hoyt 8
Vandenberg and the Ambassador
at-large and Mrs. Philip c. Jes-
sup.
Among the many others serv-
ing as patrons are the Bishop
of Washington and Mrs. Angus
Dun, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods
Bliss. Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith
Culbertson, Mrs. j. Butler Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Biddle and
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Charles D
Heron.
Evening star., 1951-03-02

TRicoRNE STRAW pertB tilted forward
with velvet ribbon ond chenille dotted yelling!
Eoster minded in block and white. navy ond
white or all red.
$40
Other forword styles from 7e5 to 1898
Millinery, Third Floor
See our budget dept. On street fIoor-prieed
from $50 to 6.95.
Evening star., 1951-03-02
Club oHeur
Mrs. BeQQs

Mrs. Frederic Beggs, chairman
Of international relations for the
General Federation of Women's
Clubs. will address the University
Park Woman's Club, Inc. at 1880
pm. Monday at the new River
dale Presbyterian Church. Her
topic will be "The Hour of Deci-
SION"
Mrs. 8. c. Weller will be chair
man of hostesses for a social hour
preceding the meeting. She will
be assisted by Mrs. O. s. Aamodt,
Mrs. J. B. Charlton. Mrs. D. M.
Dozer, Mrs. L. E. Harrell, Mrs. I.
M. Jones, Mrs. c. H. Little, Mrs.
L. o. Mitzel. Mrs. Clarence Pearce
and Mrs. N. w. Stuart.