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HOUSES SALIVA. Cent,

FALLS CHURCH - SIT. 500. Two
story brick Colonial In perfectly
beautiful condition.. ~. rnn.. pvt:
din. r,a. layBe mod. kit, screened
e twin M aya Size, and / 5 bath on snd d. 81
well landscarei level lot 72x110.
PHILLIPs. ia. 5.6s66. IA
MT. VERNON MEMORIAL HWY.
Spacious Georgian brick, overlook
ing parkway. 4 bedrmss "a baths;
Pss sE.: sona Acre. fsfs nd doSsls ae
500. good terms. Exclusive, BER-
NICK CARTER DAVIS. Realtor, KI.
6-4005. --22
BRICK RAlIBLER-Falls Church
area Three bedrooms. living frl.,
dinette. equipped kitchen; full bsmt. !;
sss heat; sseGm aec windows; laegs nSo ic.; eti
loan; $3.50 cash. $77.50 monthly,
PENTAGON REALTY Co. Fails
Church ,5d Branch. es2s Lee hSSy, aSy =,
ALMOST 5 ACRES goes with 2-bed-
rm. frame bungalow. in Falls
finanens ffhiarsa arSS incl fsisse isEss ~ n iosn
excel. terms. ARFAx REALTY. Pa.
SI3.56O--2 bedrms.. expan. for 2
more; full hsmt.. oil heat; lge. loe.
HlgSs; 5% 5SSo losn- az asso /; MCGEE KING
~, 200 DOWN, bal. GI approved -
Two hedrm. masonry bunga. with
expand. 2nd fr; gas heat. vacant.
rm. all-brk. Colonial with " bath,
1st a.. q bedrms.l. side porch and
!! sun aeck: $IS.y60 BEERS BROS.
SlI. 06lO. TIL. 8. 81. 1911
STONE BEAUTY, SCI, 800. Beautiful
stone residence with heavy slate
roof II highly convenient and de-
sirable location; rms. l3 bed
Q nice bedroom and bath on frst
fio0rj gear garage; lovely level lot
75x12b. Ewes. call ia. 7-0642.
FRANK s PHMNPS. IA. 5-6266.
$3.50 Cash, SOS per mo. with total
price Of $1l, $50 In Jefferson Manor.
CECIL B. LUrTON. Realtor. OW.
nSiSK SSss; eysSi; HSn; "a; FkaS1E S257ai 7RaiMRrER2
Knotty pine interior. fireplace in
Nv oysn rm baSns BEAUTIFULLY snS bstb bsSYbiDpsd 1,t
o,l u, heat I. and nd ga garage; ne. near = schools ,l
with fruit trees. HuBBARD REAL
syss;. 4. s;is.z,, . aH a.ss7SSs;, Ss, @sI III
frame bungalow, good cond.. well
So. 200 down payment. HUBBARD
REALTx slsA Soi a.; Lee hwy efilee. s1S open open
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CAPE COD BEAUTY
DINING ROOM. FULL BSM1

A4N41N1 0~%\t11, OAAS 0k9104
IT'S q honey! Brand newi Custom
. built! One-and-a-haH miles north
Of Naval Hospital Features front
porch. living room. fireplace. eauip.
pandabie attic that Is hoored. insu.
lated and heated. Outside basement
entrance, gas. a.-c. heat, wooded lot.
. A real huy st $14.95O. Call Mr.
Gordon. 10. S-Sf0h 10. S-2a10.
FREDERICK w. IERENS eALEA INC.
1920 Z Gt. NV, MA. 5000
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NEW RAMBLERS

Three lge. bedrms.. 1Hs baths, Q IRE.
places; GE elec. kit; full bsmt. A
J. KESSINGER g. CO., sH. 1914
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LANDOVER HILLS
BungaloW-EXp. Attic
$20.75G
MT. RAINIER

$l9.OOO--LIBERAL TERMS .
Custom-built brick with slate roof
det. gar. This home Is tastefully
decorated and in excellent condition
throughout. It contains rooms, u
baths, finished .3rd a.. lovely. reerea-
oii h..W.h. Broadioom wali-to-Waii
carpeting In dining and living rooms.
Here Is an unusual value.
III. CARLYLE de LOZIER
WA. 5000. Realtor. WA. 6060.
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English Brick
ENZOR REAITY

Oh. 1000 Wash. Blvd. OK 223k
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RIVERDALE

Heautiful 2-bedrm. frame rambler
located on M-acre lot; large equipped
kitchen with full dining room,
spacious bedrooms. tile bath and
2l-ft. hvinG room; basement come
pletely asphalt tiled Terms.
w. w. LEWIS
gH. O4ntO Evenings, UN. 1896
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$500 DOWN. CT

$500 DOWN, CT
WHEATON. SILVER SPRING AREA
Expandable Attic Bungalow
TWO bedrms.. Ise. living rm.. CHEEKY
kitchen, full. dry bsmt. On lge
level lot. Storm windows and
Anchor fence. Monthly payments
$50. cluding taxes and insurance
LEACH & CRONIN. LO. $500;
eyes. IN. 7-R9hk.
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TARA.
Near Parochial School
New Brick Rambler

@NOW ASA ANN TAGtl1IIUICK
Just completed and deco
rated BY q master craftsman.
Six rooms. tiled bath, base
ment; level Handicapped lot.
Priced SCI. 900.
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Sat PLEY4ss44lNCTr

Attrac. semides brk. home. less thar
one year ODD. Mod. kit. with gar
bage DISPOSAL. elec, washer, din
gas hsat. Lee. fenced yard. Assume
I,ge. CT loan. balance like rent. Cal
CAMPANELLA q co.
Sx Alb. Fyes and sun. AD. 4947,
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EVENINGS. uN. Q30l
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CLOSE IN
SILVER SPRING

Charming new brick rambler on beau
tiful wooded lot; near elementary
school Large living room with
fireplace. separate dining room, 2
large bright End floor, space for
additional bedrooms; plumbing and
heating roughed-in; fully insulated;
basement has ground-leyel entrance
and picture windows overlooking
wooded area. Priced only S17,250.
Call SH. SOLO until 8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
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First Presentation
BETWEEN THE CLUBS

cISt EIGSCilOdGlU1l
BETWEEN THE CLUBS
Fine Mikkelsen-built white brick Colo
nial in this most desirable and beau
ttfnl location. Very spacious center
hau plan. Living room l5x24, large
private dining room. den, powder
room. spacious kitchen with break
fast slcove, and large screened livina
porch on LIST floor: 3 lovely twin-size
bedrooms and 2 baths on 2nd floor:
servants room and bath; 2-car ga
rage. Perfectly delightful lot. approx
73x130. with many large shade
trees, dogwoods and other rare. ex-
pensive shrubs. Within q blocks OF
the popular Rosemary grade school.
As little as $1,000 cash down will.
be considered. with extremely liberal
terms for the balance. EVENINGS call
~. 7-71S6. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE!
Only SIG, 900 to buy large brick bun
galow. 2 blocks from st. johns &
liv.. rm. din. rm., kit with break
fast nook; 2 bedrms. and bath; stair
way to .expandable attic; full bsmt.
with outside entrance: level lot. $50
feet deep. Win sell today.
PHILIP B KEY CO., Realtors
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INCOME PROPERTY

Two bedrms., liv. rm.. lge. kit. ant
Som1.si1 Sssn plenty i.nsed Ct closets ss SfRs
payments that include taxes, In.
surance. Cow. to everything. Cal
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YOUR COUNTRY HOME

ON MORE THAN " ACRE
Fine level garden land with $50 #.
frontage. Improved by q large
spacious 5-rm. bungalow with con-
liv. rm.. fireplace; complete kit. oil
h.-w. h.; mr.. schools, churches. stores
and bus. Only 25 minis. from down.
town Wash; priced below 81 1000
with $4,000 cash. Phone now. VI.
1915 until 10 pm
jim BRITT
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ATTENTION, BROKERS
Silver Spring-Woodm
epEfyTAT, RARGAIN

DELIGHTFULLY."- different home In q
highly desirable community. near
public and parochial schools and
cony: to shoccing center Deslened
with the famous st. Joseph brick.
white asbestos roof. Liv. rn., pic
ture windoW. fifepl.. din. I'M, French
doors leading to large porch, de
luxe kit. Beautycraft cabinets. elec.
stove. double even. barbecue ro-
vl;ls.. batn. built-in vanity, p d
bath roughed in: basement finished
in kno:ty pine: auto. gas neat;
coavect9r copper radiation; large
wcoacd lot. First trust, $4,000. 4.e
rs years. For appL. cali Mr.. ODUM.
Exclusive Agent. RE. 5216: Ewes,
sat. and Sun. 10. s-4789. -23
MAJESTIC COLONIAL
8 BEDRMs.. DEN AND 2h BATHS
New and located on corner lot; trees
Only oi; @ ss4. 500. Vs Gail before . G pm.
DELL CO., INC.
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BY OWNER

This new s-bedroom, 2ls-bath house
will be ready for decorating within
want to make. your own Sc selection;
OF Wallpaper or paint give US 4 ring:
House contains 5 large bedrooms.
baths, laundry shutes on End fioor,
First hoor has large lieht living room
with virginia qreenstone fireplace,
Separate dining room large kitchen
with plenty Of space for breakfast
table. S-ft 2-door GE refrieera-
tor, de luxe pusf-button GE stove,
posaH. GE fan over stove and plenty
Of Keystone cabinets. LArge-
screened porch. sgF
Full basement with inclosed toilet.
oil heat and garage. Corner lot
snne WI1n 1ieensy ~ q ango isree osk srses ana
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Near Chevy Chase Club
Handsome detached brick and frame
Colonial In this very convenient and
desirable section. Features lovely
Hrlsht living room 9.9i,;i! lS1SS, S nIst nCof sS
2 baths on 2nd floor. Huge modern
kit. Very reasonably priced. Ewes.
call OIL. 6709. FRANK 8. PHILIPS.
DI. 1411. --23
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"STQP"ll

You'll be sorry If you miss this new
4-bedroona. 2-bath brick, In close in
Silver Springi Huge living room
is q built-in garage, and q nice
porch. The neighbors are wonder
ful people. And all Of their homes
are Of comparable value and Of dif.
ferent design. You'll be amazed at
the value Tor only, S26.500.
WOODSIDE PARK
Luxurious new brick Colonial on
huge lovely wooded lot, 3 bed.
rooms. 1h baths. huge equipped
kitchen, full basement with fireplace,
and another u bath. Large screened
porch. Wonderful value at $25.25
NEED 4 BEDROOMS?
We have plenty Of 4-bedroom homes
in the Silver Spring area PRICES
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtors
JU. s-5757. silver Spring til Q Pm.
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NEW BRICK RAMBLER

Spacious liv.-din. rm. comb. with
flrepl: and picture Wtnd9w, s.S ultra. rha a.
disposer, dishwasher and real brkfst.
nook; grand bedrms:, Vile bath,
excel. closet space, full painted
bsmt.. space for recr. rm.. outside
entr., 19-ft., concrete porch. con.
crete driveway, trees on nice lot
65xI25; conv. to buses, shops and
school. Excellent value ct S19, $50.
3 DROOMS-$11, $50
Very attrac. cedar-shingle rambler
on nice quiet street with sidewalks;
up-to-date equiped kit. washing
machine, storm windows, nice
screened porch. level lot.
BIG ROOMS-$15,250
Large older frame house on huge
f10OxI70l lot with stately oak trees;
big bedrms;. and bath on 2nd nj
family-sized din. rm.. lee. equipped
kit. bsmt., hot-water heat. incl.
sun porch and huge open porch:
Wood Conley Co., Realtor
1115S Ga. Ave. 10. 4-7200 TIL 8
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BRICK BUNGALOW
" Acre, Gaithersburg
$13,950

Plenty Of room for chickens and
garden. The brick bungalow Is mod:
ern throughout. Has cepter-hall
tains s rooms tiled bath, full base
ment. also an unfinished room In
the attic with 4 sunny windows.
KE. 3-6644; eves.. IA. 4-0957. Ex-
elusive agents. KELLEY AND
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WOODLAWN--Sl5.75O

2-story brick: 9 yrs
rm.. equipped kit.. DISPOSAL. screened
porch. level fenced lot, full bsmt. {
mr. schools. shopping, transp. Quick
Greenvale pkwy., right to T10S
Greenvale pkwy. AP. 8427. Nc
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RIGGS RID. AND CHILLUM
-OLD. GRIN. DET. BRICK
Powder rm. on 1st a.: full, daylight
bsmt. Owner headed West; Must sell
+. Immediately. You can get the best
buy in the city here II you have
1886. ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST
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AURORA HILLS

older house on . quiet
street in. .. good location. .Attrac-
tive wel-planted yard ana large
dining room. kitchen. screened
porch. 8 bedrooms and tiled bath.
Full basement with oil. heat and
outside entrance. Good financing
can be arranged. Ewes. TE. 0173.
MARSTEI.LER -MCCABE
virsinls once. oV. 06Sl.
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3-BEDROOM RAMBLEE

A deliehtful home of unusual ar
rangement. Spacious living room de-
ming around the wood burning IRE
place. built-in bookshelves and mir
rored window, separate dining room,
12x14 kitchen AFFORD ample dining
space for the entire family. CaloriC
bage disposal. An bedrooms leadine
from center hall are twin size. Gas
h.-w.h., fun basement, outside en-
trance, large level corner lot: very
close to school. Price, S26.5O0
GRAHAM g. CO., 81. 6O10.
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REDWOOD AND BRICK

BEDHMS.. ZV5 BATHS
sc .ssparSt: din. rrn.: full bsrnt. with
built-in garage, brick Wan and
steps. A truly beautiful home ct
$2o,500; overlooking Sligo Greek
DELL CO., INC.
JU. $500 80
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NEW

Only S14.950 will buy this most ct;
trSctive detached Dutch Colonial
home with 8 room, 8 bedrooms.
lovely coIored tile bath, full base
ment, a.-c. heat. Located Just on
the Colesville pike near Four Cor
ners. Should sell today; Can NE;
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viii Consider Trade
FOR SMALLER HOUSE
rev Sedrms D5sck 1MH1 batSs. lsrSe iiv..din. TIn.
combination. all-elec.- kit. screened
porch. Q firepl.. full bsmt.; .conv.
located in the heart Of Bethesda
and priced below today's market
Inter County Realty
OIL. 21Ol Til o Pm.
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AVONDALE

COLLEGE PARK, MD.
Beautiful brick prewar Cape Cod in
perfect cond.; full dormers, large
place. carpetine: 3 bedrms.. maids
rm., modern elec. kit: extremely
pleasant loo, near university; very
conv. to public transp. $21 600,
terms ]. EDWARD SCOLL1Ck, !,
Broker 1000 Bladensburg rd., Cot
fara Nitv Md AP 02kS 20e
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peter ]. hagan
1905 R. !. Ave. NE. UN. 1885.
WA. 1857, uN. 1855. Open 8 Till 8.
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$4,000 DOWN
SPRING FEVER

Large brick Cape Cod In Falls Church
rm. With f,repI. family din. rm.. % Ice. lee.
modern XII, powder rfri. and side
screened porch:. 2 lge. bedrms. and
full bath on End d.; rnacadam drive
way tn bniit-in gar; bsmt. $1S.9b0
with good terms, I
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. ow. $500
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INVESTMENT q INSURANCE &C
INVESTMENT 4 INSURANCE co.
CONVENIENT

Close-in Silver Spring. " block Il
bus, near shopping and all schools
Phone and let US tell you more
about this charming brick bunga-
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THE ANSWER

To the small family needs. Very
clean 2-bedrm. det. Colonial on
55xl40 shaded lot, in Miibiirn ter-
race Of N. Arlington. Liy. rm.,
bsTt Home Should % o Se seen n 10 BE 81
appreciated: S15.950 with good
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. ow. $50
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Brick Colonial, SIT, 500
Large liv. rm.. 13x22, with fireplace;
fun din. rm.; equipped kit; ful!
dry bsmt.; gas heat; 3 bedrms.. and
bath; large level lot. Price includes
redecorating to suit buyers taste.
ROBT. 8. DAVIS & Co. REALTORs
$40 Zig Bldg. s. g., Md. JU. $4,000
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CLOSE-IN BETHESDA
Brick Cape Cod. centef-hall type
with bedrm. and bath on 1St a.; 2
bedrms! and bath on 2nd; full bsmt..
slate roof. det. gar. good sized iot;
shopping. An, excel. buy at S23.5OO.
Inter-County Realty
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Party Date Set

The Director Of the Office Of
South American Affairs In the
State Department and Mrs. Rol-
Inns 8. Atwood will entertain at
O farewell cocktail party on
Thursday In honor Of the Ecu.
dorian Ambassador and Sonora
de Penaherrera. The fete will
take place at their residence.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Tea toHonor
Miss Boxer

Miss Sybil Baker, who recently
retired as assistant superintendent
Of recreation for the District, will
be honored at tea to be given
by the University Women's Club
at 4 pm. Monday in the club at
1708 New Hampshire avenue NV.
Two other distinguished guests
will be Miss Calliope Aravantinou
and Mrs. Katina Xydis, Of Greece,
both Of who have been in this
country for three months study
ing American methods Of handling
social problems.
Mrs. Xydis is q member Of the
Ladies Committee of the Queens
Fund, a relief protect for children
and Miss Aravantinou has been
for more than 20 years with the
Near East Foundation, an Amer
lean association for the relief of
Greece. She also established the
Working Girls Center for the
teaching Of various vocations.
The first women to be invited
to visit this country under the
Smith-Mundt law, Miss Aravan-
tinou and Mrs. xydis are here at
the invitation Of the State De-
partment.
AS on two previous visits to
Washington. they are the guests
of DR.. Kathryn T.. Ward, former
Cultural Attache in Greece, now
on leave from the University of
Maryland where she was associate
professor of English.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Nisitino ENVOY

Mr.. Louis Camu Of Belgium is
visiting Baron 'Silvercruys. Am
bassador from Belgium and will
remain until Sunday. He Is here
for the purpose Of acquainting
several American circles with
European Economy Problems.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Good Practice Code
Effective Today on 81
|N Stations, Networks
ey the Assssisisd Press

Television's self-imposed "code
OF good practice" which frowns
on plunging necklines and barn
yard humor, became effective to-
day with the big majority Of TV
outlets agreeing to follow its prin-
ciples.
AS Of last midnight all major
networks - American, Columbia,
Dumont and National-and 80 of
the 108 individual stations had
put their names on the dotted
line
They pledged adherence to pol
icies which. in the words of the
code, give full consideration to
the educational. international,
cultural. economic. moral and en-
tertaiI1ment needs of the Ameri-
can public"
That pledge involves a ban on
vulgarity in word, dress or action,
on suggestive dramatic situations,
and on camera angles which, says
the code emphasize anatomical
detail"
Devised by Committee.
A special committee of the Ma
tional Association of Radio &
Television Broadcasters worked up
the code last year after members
of the Federal Communications
Commission raised eyebrows over
increasingly plunging necklines
and what some, including then
Chairman Wayne Coy, described
|as barnyard humor and too much
horror.
The code deals not only with the
field Of decency, but also such
things as standards for the length
of commercials in relation to en-
tertainment time.
Sound Judgment Urged.
It urges sound Judgment In
program fare during hours when
children would normally be en-
|pected to be present and strongly
recommends local cooperation
with religious and cultural groups.
It's prohibitions cover q long
list Of words and phrases which
include not only those generally
recognized as shady or objection
able, but also q good many heard
in ordinary living room conversa-
ton.
Stations subscribing to the code
are privileged to display a dis
tinctive laurel wreath seal In their
station identifieations.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Farewell Fete
For Runnirezes

The retiring First Secretary OF
Of the Philippine Embassy, who
also has been his country's consul
in Washington. and Mrs. Pedro G.
Ramirez were guests Of honor at
a buffet supper last evening given
by Mr.. Temple Wannamaker OF
the Philippine section of the State
Department. Other guests at the
party were State Department Of
f1cals and members Of the en-
bassy staff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramirez will leave
Tuesday for Honolulu, Hawaii,
where he will assume his new post
as Philippine Consul General.
Mrs. Gloria B. Tuason was hos
tess at luncheon today, ei1tertaif1-
ing for Mr.. and Mrs. Ramirez ct
La 5alle du Bois. Tomorrow, Col.
and Mrs. Maximiafl0 b. Janairo Of
Fort Belv6ir viii be hosts at din-
fer In their honor ana the Phillip
pine Minister and Mrs. Melauiades
8. 6amb6a viii be hosts Monday
at dinner for them.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Senator Martin
To Be Speaker

Senator Martin. Republican. Of
Pennsylvania, will be the speaker
at the monthly meeting of the
District League of Republican
Women to be held at II am.
Monday at the Mayf1ower.
The session will be followed by
a luncheon at which wives Of the
Republican members of Congress
from Pennsylvania will be the
guests Of Mrs. Carroll D. Kearns,
league president. Mrs. Kearns'
husband is a Representative from
Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania flag will be
displayed at the meeting and the
States colors Of blue and gold
will be carried out in the decora-
tions at the luncheon. Laurel, the
State flower, also will be featured.
The hostesses will be women
with d Pennsylvania background.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Raeaptian for Envoy

Dr. 6ipriane Restrepe=J Jaramiilo,
ambassador OF Geiembia, and
5eh6fa de Restfepe, viii be quests
at q reception heheFihg Their
country at 8 PIN. teHaeffeW ia
the YMGA Pan American 6itb,
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eeIHAbIen Women
Give HHnehean

Prominent WHmeH gfadHateA 81
Vefsity HaE sehG0l WsFe h9n8Fad
gHests ,Rt q lHpehe9n ElVeH By tbe
he Natl9Hal PFess GlHb RHdi1
t9ElHm tgdRyr
FnFmeF Dean william g. Van
Vleck and Dean Q, 8, palHlpHgh
WeFe invited 70 Bs guest speakers
at the afFaH,
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Club Hears Talk
Bv Mrs. Kirk

Mrs. Alan G.. Kirk, wife Of the
former United States ambassador
to Russia gave an of -the-recOrd
talk yesterday at d meeting Of the
Congressional Club. Her topic
was ''tf0tne From Moscow"
Mrs. Kifk was introduced BY
Mrs. Everett Ditkseh.
Members and guests we're
greeted BY Mrs. Oiih d6hhst0ti
and Mrs. Edward Mattiti. Those
wh6 served 1T The tta table ifil
eidded MIS- Albert 6Sie, MfS, fes
tHy t9hhs6t, MIS- t;tahAtfi BAtG
deh, MS Mehf6e keadetI MIS-
Ftatik b! Hffiithy MIS-, El Ii Aittiefl
LIN MIS- H6wafd BAKER af1d MIS-
HHf6id 6stettARl
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Gen. Strdtton
At New Post

Nal. Gen. william Henry STRAIT
ton has arrived In washington
and assumed his duties as Gem
FlahdeF Of British Jeint Services
MissieR, HE succeeded Maj, Gen.
8, NJ 6heesmith.
Gen, stFatten was commissioned
In the Royal ENGINEERS In 1924
and served In Italy during WeFld
War II, He was Chief OF staff
p, A, O, r., In Germany frem
le4T to le4e and from ie4e until
his present appointment he was
Gommandant, Joint Services stan
College, LatimeF, Bucks, England
While In washington, he and
Mrs, stratton will reside at S422
Garfield street NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
By Doisy Sheridan

Decorators of the Sulgrave Club
last night for the Leap Yeal
dance didn't have to have the
usual green thumb but the mair
requirement was lots Of lung pow
er! Instead Of the usual pro-
fusion of posies the place was
alive with balloons.
The party, which is the third
of its type in the last four years
got underway at 1890 O'Clock
with Meyer Davis and his orches-
ira doing the musical honors. The
first one, February 20, 1948, was
the same as last nights. It was
so popular that waiting a four
year period seemed too much SO
the able committee got its heads
together and in May Of 1850 came
up with like gathering which
they called fMayden's Choice.
The unusual spelling was not
just a Springtime pun but is ac-
tually the old English spelling
OF maiden" The same tradi-
tions were carried out, namely q
ladies' stag line and the men
had to have two escorts Of the
gentler sex.
Lodies Do Work
Plans were all left to the ladies
with the committee members, Mrs.
Eugene Carusi, Mrs. Dwight Da-
Wis, Mrs. Edward Foley, Mrs. j.
William Fulbright, Mrs. Arthur
Gardner, Mrs. Edwin D. Graves,
Mrs. B. Lauriston Hardin, it,,
Mrs. Arthur Krock and Mrs. James
j. Wadsworth doing the work.
There were dinners galore with
the Undersecretary of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Foley and Mrs.
Foley's daughter, Mrs. Bowdoin
Travers, entertaining at a large
one which had guests Of both
ages. Mrs. Travers has just re-
turned from Florida but it looks
as If Washington will lose her
again to the sunny State as she
plans to take her two young
daughters down during spring va
cation.
Others with a mind for the
Evening star., 1952-03-01

Miss Daisy Flerenee Allen,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, joseph
Watson Harrison OF College Park
Nd, yesterday became the bride
OF Mr., John Michelet Dubendorf
son OF Mrs, John Hays Duhen-
dorf and the late Mr., plbendori
OF Silver Spring, st, Andrews
Episcopal Church was the scene
of the ceremony with the Rev
N, C, Acton ofiiciating, The re-
ception was held at the home OF
the bride,
The couple plan to reside In
College Park.
Evening star., 1952-03-01

Miss Mary Catherine Powers
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Winter
D. Powers of Woodbridge, Va.
was married yesterday to Mr.
Haywood H. Bray, jr., son of Mrs
Mary L. Bray. Grace Lutheran
Church was the scene Of the cere.
mony with DR.. Gerhard E. Lensk
of1ciating. After the marriage
a reception was held at the
church.
After returning from a South.
ern wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs
Bray will live in Alexandria.