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Rooms FuRNIsHEp-N.W.

COLoRED-135e QUINCY ST. NV.
After $50: go. G ci sss St''A'' H MsS
LARGE, attractive
front room; 2 empl. girls or couple:
privils. Two single rooms for man
coGoREb S. nT ga R Saes tor l esnpl
eple. use Of kit; in quiet home;
COLORED-ll14 10th ST. NV
Reasonable single and double rooms;
S %I aae sTansD.' quiet neishbor b.
DBLE. AND sGGLE.
rooms for quiet working people In
e!attraetiye home. Call EA. 66s7.
ss:s esssssa;d e 55SP' tls$ T.
COLoRED-391i 18th st. NV
. Nicely furn. for couple or man;
c co0 6H PRIV; "a $685. ~,v
c SiceiE furS' room rah f ATE emrloyed
couple; reasonable. HUI. 9oS9.
COLORED-l3O9 IRVING ST. NV
RIM. and porch, furn. OF. unfurn;
reasonable rent. JUSTINE REALTY
CO. 412 9Th st. NV, DI. 1905.
CoLoREp-RooMs. So TO $40.
c eGsGi sol MAN or woman
in minister's home: next to bath;
mr.. transp. Call CO: 1857.
COLORED = 1882 COLUMBIA RID.
SMROoTf fSS rent RM men only Sst,
empt. adults; After . pm. sun,
coz OIL NIcELY FURNISHED FURNISHED rms,
near bath and phone; privils, Call
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

sO52 3Oth ST. Sc, Apt. e-sgle.
rm. for refined lady, phone. laund.
priv privileges Leg. pvt; home, no ether q
only; cony. to bus. Naylor Theater
T IT, interested Re a call any time sat or
CAPITOL HILL, on East Capitol St
Nice liv: rm.. and adjoining bedrm.
combination for rent to single man,
$40 wk. Ii. 3-O129; eyes,. call Ii.
BRIGHT AIRY ROOM. next bath.
for young person, in Fairfax Village
IS.fei;; home oas privls.. 81 weekly. Call
LARGE Al; f:f FRONT RM., cow. to transp. !;
ne, gszt f PSbEpE Ell 1s1I AVE. SIS
Large rm., for .sgle. or cple.; home
prtvils., COW. transp. Ii. 7-OO79.
14O WILMINGTON PL. s.E.-sgl. and
dble. rms; nicely furn; in new house.
Two baths: 10. 2-2949 after 5. ---19
100 VIRGINIA AVE. S.W.-Medium
rm., and small rm.; conv. to all
Government buildings. DI. 1921.
NEW HOUSE-Room for couple or
= girls; home privileges, unlimited
phone; near Boiling Field. 10.
1 S26 new HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV;
residential club for those desiring
the best in social fac, and meals at
moderate rates. Single and dble.
rooms for ladies; also sgle. for man.
CLUB MASON. 10
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POULTRY. RABBlTs 8 EGGS

TURKEY POULTS. dudcklings,- gos-
lings:: pullorum cleaned. LOGAN
CERTIFIED 1sTItsi New Hampshire reds;
Tues. and Thurs. hatch only, In 500
lots; phone WA. 1915 for special
prices. o. q. MAXWELL. Lanham.
BA H CHTCKs-N. H. reds. W. Rock.
w. Wyandotte. Wyandotte x. Hamp.;
only 5000 per 100; Emden Cos
lings. S1.75 ca; 2-wk.-old ducklings,
$3.50 per doz; r See yh as.ym you t buy
WA. 1876; Nd. permit No. 124;
INCUBATOR PARTs-Build your own
incubator. 5 fans, motors, .thermo-
stats with heaters: perfect condi-
ton; 5 doors, 40 drawers with egg
turner's; viii sell all or part. Q. g.
MAXWELL Lanham. Nd. WA. 1545.
deF se fSr N: Eoi lsrf isss scsins s.
LO. 5-12oS.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

NICE HOME for empl. parents and
chilG, cony. transp., school next
block; unlim. phone. co. 3914,
1881 Sc tv2xiRsNuM ST. Nw.-1ovely,
lust decorated 3rd-foor rm. for .
girls to share with my daughter;
washer and dryer. unlim. phone. liv.
rm; and Tv set. 3 meals a day;
$50 ca: per mo. RA. 1891. "a
l4Ol 18TH ST. N.W.-Nicely furn.
rms, business people, students; Sc
FOR REFINED semi-invalid or elder
ly lady; excellent meals, care if
needed; in lovely, quiet home Of
nurse; no smoking. EN-. 4677. ID
RETIRED? Looking. for q real home,
furnished room. board and laun-
son. Box 28S-Y, Star. go
NURSE will take l sick or elderly per.
in PVT. beaut, home with lawn, sleep.
porches; fresh eggs. veg. WA. 1884.
1875 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Fine food;
eal Du ss mS ke tss v rms tor
1909 10th ST. N.W.-Rms. for men,
lots Of showers; meals. 5:45 to S:45
am 5 to 6:45 pm; good food, Tv.
s9s1 9th ST. NV. R. vic; nice
" furnished iiy. -bedrm.. delicious
YOUNG DUNG RI PRof ffSsi man and
daughter, s, want permanent pvt.
nome, location; daughter attends
sc sGnp %4 NE sLFe7 G7AuNTLETT. Elk. 5 e
WENDELL TER.-pleasant rms. COW
Tv:; sis per wk. We specialize in
high quality meals. Meals only. $50
Ri Ri 9 @ei 1927 Belmont rd' NV
for young men and young women;
living rm.. television. excellent board;
walking distance to downtown.
1s AZ i iBSS ST. N.w.-Iove,y rooms,
business people. students; selected
N. W. SECTION-For empl. mothers.
Tith o gay care for child. ,JU. s-s563.
1917 ST. KID ISLAND. N.w.- a1s
sonabie. DE. 9e45. 'ON A0' @1S ga
1926 N. H. AVE.-Lovely double and
single room for ladies; also single
Tor man; phone in each room; good
tn2oodd;oTV and social privileges. CLUB
FOR REFINED YOUNG LADIES l and
rms. BRADLEY ARMS. 1925 10th
TERRACE, $500 18th @so St
NV. Singles and doubles. men or
women; excel. loo. home atmos-
phere, home cooking; free teleyision,
Iv. rm. veranda. CO. 9S4O. is
1924 W0ODLEY PL. NV. mr.. Shore.
ham; desirable rooms; good board;
young lady and young man; good
transportation: reas. AID. O244.
TRIPLE RIM. dble. rm., rms. to share:
men Or Women; good food; -TV:
BEST HOME COOKING; sgle. or dble.,
twin beds: TV; outside rm.; good
transp.; home environ. DU. O625.
GIRLS. several rooms. semipvt. bath
switchboard: living room; -TV; visit
ing privileges; very good food. 1927
10Th st. NV. HO. 1851 Is"
YOUNG GENTLEMAN to share q lge.
rTm. with others; $12 week. 1926
sECoND FLooR-Large single or
double rm., also large sunny base
ment rm., insulated house, block
on 18th st. or 14th st. RIA. O744.
CONN. AvE.-One triple rm., pvt.
bath, for men, and / dble,, share
bath, for lady. Home cooking. HO.
1862 "a
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

BEDROOM with adj. sitting rm., pvt.
phone; oyerlooks lovely garden; pvt.
ARL. : Single room in apt; settled,
refined working girl; kitchen priv;
unlim. phone; 2 blks. Arl. Hall: IL
min. Pentagon; on exp. bus lines.
"a. s,7466 Sun; or after pm.
fToh room NS yerS a4se t eoset Fs
new home; 2 exposures; near bus
lines and shopping center. XII.
EAST RSiivERDALE, MD.-54o4 Spring
lane; large furn. room. empl. couple
only: $40 mo. UN. 1918.
with, pvt. bath in pvt. gentle home;
maid service and phone privileges; z
min. to Pentagon. IL min. to D. c.;
reasonable. IA. 2-5672.
ROOM for l or 2 women; soft double
9sran a H piumbine5; e re eH ex,
changed. Box 23O. Route 4, Vienna.
Va Phone before 8 am, Vienna
LARGE ROOM for 1, with home priv
ileges; bus at door; next to bath.
ATTRACcIT, ROOM for lady, adjoining
bath. in home of small family; excel
lent transp; to Pentagon and D. C..
Call KI. S-6409.
ARL;;-Room or room and breakfast
4 blocks south Of Columbia pike on
Glebe I'd, Arl.; / block to bus. Call
after 5 pm. ia. S-5543.
LARGE FRONT room. twin beds, quiet
pvt. home, convenient location. WA.
ARL.@Large double rm. for Q ladies:
adjoining bath; breakfast priv; on
bus line. GIL: 44O0, Ext: 246. all
day Sat. and SUM-; after 2 pm. on
FTRNfsHAiED ROOM. new home: close
ton awe fasea DY Par Sat H. SO sSs
ExTRA-LARGE. sunny, front double
bedlm.. next to bath; kitchen,
n,SnS y,o and ID phone gaEfaysleses no
National Airport; room for 1 or 2
SILVER fI1af; sP iISSi furn.
bedrm.; pvt. bath; suit. for sgle.
g gerss s1 81 eonv. to transp.; $40 week.
siNGi 20. AND DOUBLE ROOMS
Hotel service. Reasonable weekly
rates. Hotel Norford. Easy COM
muting distances, to Pentagon and
Washington; Call ri. s-23s3. Is
to sy Du sD: SD II month ass sG asPsf
ARLINGTON--Attra rm., next
stS st. @ North thoS oW. t ssi4. us .
$3.50 BROAD ST.. Brookmont-Large
rm;, ls ST. w for epls,; pvt BATH;
PRIVATE ENTR. and bath; unusually
attrac. rm.; close-in Silver Spring
n blk busline. 81. 1852. -1S
ARLINGTON-Large attractive twin
bedrm. for 2 girls: close to Arlington
Hall; bus at corner. OW. 1896.
FURNISHED ROOM, lst floor; next
A se@ipnt oAs re. ss5s. OF @ o0I'e
THREE MIN. Key Bridge. 5 min. Pent:
Very lge.. newly dec. front nm
exp; gentleman; SO. IA. 4-09S1.
CHEVY CHASE-Attractively furn.
master bedrm.; pvt. shower, tele-
phone and porch: gentleman; $50.
L GGE. 4 BsEsDDRM.. LIST floor, twin BEDS.
pvt. bath; new N. Arl. residence;
men only. IA. 7-1927. LIS
ARLiNGTON-Attract. rm. for one
q 2; con eonv. location. u blk. to COB bus.
seB Ri; SSSt' APT. to share with an
other lady. mr.. Sligo Greek pkwy.
and Colesyille I'd. JU. 7-b5S9.
NEARBY MD.-Furnished rm.: pvt.
home. single or double, SS and SIC.
AH2EExzzS SS1k1A = Astr.etiy. single,
double. mr.; I al buses' unlimited
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'RMS. FURN.-MD. EVA. tcont.

SILVER SPRING-Quiet, cool, single
room or double. next to bath: phone;
in modern apt. development; coun.
try atmosphere; very reasonable
JU. S-9631 Sun. and ewes.
ARLINGTON-Double room for men
twin beds; near transp. and shop
ping district; $3.50 each per week
ia. 5-6167. 10
ROOM for empl. lady with kit. anl
laundry facilities. newly furn.: of
LIST fl. in apt. bldg; blk. from
and Pa. 1908 8. 10th St., ArI.
Ant. A-2.S XII. S-4646.
FURN. RIM. for q lady. near Sligo
pkwy. and Colesville I'd. Call JU
AhIINGTON-Girl to share twin bed
rm. in new home; 5 min. to Penta.
gon and Navy Annex. ia. 2-5306
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FARM 8 GARDEN

1 ssaek soaa sHse sssa 'i.j6
SILVER SPRING TREE SERVICE
FREE SURGERY-Removai. topping
and pruning; insured; exper. JU:
71 1895; SILVER SPRING TREE
Blue 1UTEVieGR Grass SOD, delivered in
truck-lOad lots; you lay .. vi. 1880.
GARDEN TRACTOR. s-h.p., riding
type; sickle bar p oHSS disc h sanS
F i1NE RtSSS WoR iasn a ire.
places. retaining wall, pipe drainage.
All kings Sf seme9s woT kock stHne
Tree REMov AL s' s. and up; get our
PAurs FEE service. 10. 5-457s
TOP s SOIL so loose stone. manure: Falls
Lawn ceSNS'fM SSSRi new, 1852. Pen Penn
o snyaa3fi is-i Tfsu only siSs4s
delivered. other gas and hand NOW.
ers avail. Cali MILFORD. INC.
.6 6,I F st; n.y. ;;yg,:, NE. s74s. lis =,
i@s tgsct disk oNcn m Hi srea age
VIRGIN TTocPsoIL.' best quality; any
quantity; immed ias service and s esIiy'
ToPsuIL. So .yd.; by. load; well
rotted manure. $40 a I'd; clean MI
dirt. sod. JU. 5-6297. ,-19
s By lhs hGms 9 Md Pv wA sss FEHK
GARDENS FLOWED and. narrowed;
lawns disced and graded; clearing;
low. standard rates. Call WI. 06s4.
RoTO-TILLER, model Bio; excel.
c0nd with furrOw attachment SOB
Phone Daleview 1886. is
TOR SOIL. So per yard. Fill dirt. 81
TRACTOR = Small 4;wheel riding,
$5ta eaitfl rs s9s SSltSss15i
TRACTOR, new 1862 Eshelman, light
Never used. si60. 10. 2-5$47
MISC. POULTRY and farm equip.
develops property. Incl, Jamesvay
and Lowden equip. track cars
as sr 8 e West mats st. rh hay s5 &c., rope tc
NEW EQUifPMENTGfHc super 4, c
att. mowers, hsrrows,. leaders, rakes
1presdsr, sDr eas ba ns ana Isr.
mills. shelters. power units, heav,
and light disk. wagons and bodies
New Holland balers, Forase har.
vesteY. blowers. cement mixers, saws
mowers, wagon unloader. New Idea
spreaders. mowers. rakes. corn PICK
ers and pulverizers. Meyers ha!
conditioner. Myers sprayers. INC ane
New Holland baler .twine,e Louder
Sas fN paris sil asq spri1s
u Me E al flSfss Fla. Ego
tors. cSitivators for F-3o. Il Or N
B and reg. A., bottom 16-in
pillow. two 14-in. .plows; Super
2-way pillow. 5-ft. disk. 25Y mower
New idea mower. INC trailer NOV
T cr. John corn Dee eTsnt corn CUE
harvester, INC As baler, New Hol
land bailer. bale loader. Allis-Chal
mers Aft. p.t.o. combined. iH'
Oft. combine with engine. MA
LoNEY'S, INC. Silver sprins. Mo
GARDEN ' TIRAcToRs, riding, 1854
blow. disc, cuiti.. mowers. tiiiers
shortening: rspsirins: open sur SUI,
JOG n West .C 81; Aie \: , we, .. s7,s
Nc. Silver Spring, Nd. 10. $3.50;
cow MANURE. SIS per ton; topsoi
SIS Der ton, delivered. Ask operate
lar Eversreen 1870 or Ashton 1856
HIJRPEE'S BIG BOY. HYBRID an
Stokes No. 3 Hybrid tomatoes
pottSsd s oES.r sm pl aSs PM xn Gas
EnsIa .aaNS;rs bob4 sherrier pi. nv
I'M. lois. Nights. Sat. and Sur
only
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REDUCED RENT

REDUCED RENI
VIII rent nicely furn. 2-rm.. h.k.
apt. at reduced rental in exchange
for managing rooming house; re-
fined neighborhood; prefer middle
Mass. ave. ne. Ii. 7-7927. -27
COLORED-FURNISHED. 1 RIM, kit.
bath; refined couple; cow. to transp
Ia. 1917 after Z. -1S
COLORED-FAIRMONT NEAR 18th
Light housekeeping rooms for
girls. Dupont S346,
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ROOMS UNPUBLISHED

UNFURN. 2-RM. APT. for 1 or 2
empl. adults, $42; refgr. and utils.
incl. 1912 Pa. ave. Sc, TR. 0342:
COLORED-TWO Ice. unfurn. adj
share kit. oath. Ii. 7-1S45. 10
COLORED-N.W.-2 large connect
ing rooms; couple preferred; also
single room: ref. AID. 1888.
COLORED-ROOM for couple with /
or 2 children; large lawn; COW.
transp, LII. 4-3S4O.
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ROOMS WANTED

MATURE JEWISH WOMAN wishes
furnished room with kitchen priyi-
leges, NV. section. ia. 6235. 1S'
LADY, empl., must be near
carline: pvt. home; brkfst. privil.;
NV pref. Box 344-X, Star. 1Ss
white. American. set
tied, in D. c.. pvt. bath. pvt. apt. or
nm. l0x1S it, closet 3x6 It. Not
over over 500; H. Has las. own s bachelor equip
GOVERNMENT SCIENTIST
desires q nicely furnished room IN
pleasant Georgetown neighborhood
near restaurants and car lines. No
other roomers. SO week. Call MR..
TUCK, weekdays. 10. $4,000, Ext.
307.
bus line, NV, pref. by
employed lady, S. wk. Refined
p hS%e w sSN s desires sssr ice. unfurn.
rm. and pvt. bath In congenial home
in Beth, Oh. Oh. area. WI. 1862.
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COUNTRY BOARD

FARM BOARD FOR SUMMER wanted
for my two sons, age 10 and Is.
EUROPEAN COUPLE will accept chill
dren between and IA for the sum-
mer; tutoring in French; Md. farm,
ahoIse liver s billy woo Me
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TRACTOR

Used farm-type Model "A Case, 1912,
good rubber. mechanical condition.
1855.
Tractor and Gang Mowers
Used, Toro with z units undressing;
could be used with 3 or units with
extra units as spares; Q good outnt
G. L. CORNELL CO.
AIS Miller Ave-. Beth, Md. WI. 5000
30
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

GTRL TO SHARE apt. in Mt Rainier.
Nd; Some furniture needed. Reas.
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN will share
2-bedrm. apt. with congenial woman.
Refs. required. OR. $751;.
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TOPSOIL
II you want the pest: you wa, want r. e,
WvsiRIsI feo VERSUS sI FARMS, No rocks
no clay. no waste Call RE: 1920
LAWN MOWER sHARPENING-Com'
plete repairs power and hand NOV
ers; pick up and deliver Sc WASH
THE HOME WATERPuMP SERVICE
10. S-6127. .--
COW MANURE - Clean, nc
trash, corn cobs or weeds;
also Chester loan fertilizeo
top soil; guarantee both
manure and top soil; best
obtainable; SIS, ton; $50, :
tons, delivered. GEORGE
w. SABINE, Gaithersburg
Md. Phone 686.
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THE MAURY

7O1 10Th ST. N.W.-3 blocks White
House. Maid and elevator service.
Single rooms, 5000 week. ga
VARNUM ST. NV.
Furn. front rm for gentleman; mr..
transp. Call after 8 wkdys.. RIA. 26n5,
CoLoRED. 1908 HARVARD, NV
2 nicely furn. rms. with privs.
near transp. MI. 92I2. -21
COLORED - NICELY FURNISHED
double room, privileges; couple or
COLOREE-1O15 LAMONT ST. NV.
Furnished room, privileges. Ho.
COLORED - 746 COLUMBIA RD.
N.W.-Two ftirn. rms, in Christian
home; men only. NO. O994. 1Ss
COLORED - FURNISHED ROOMS.
home privileges. 1898 4th ct. NV.
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MOWERS

Used, 24-in. Jacobsen Estate power
mower, completely recondttloneo
and guaranteed. S135; 3O-in. reel
some repaired and good buy II you
have q large lawn area, 500 70
S225; 2i-in Reotrimalawn. $75i
25-in. Standard rotary disc mower
with 4 h.p. engine at $146; two
25-in standard rotary disc power
mowers, 4 hip. engine at $50 ca. q
is; 81 in. super beak Coldwell. 500
One 7O-in. Locke power mower and
trimmer. reconditioned with same
guarantee as q new mower; good
drive rollers and reels. our best bug
e. L. CORNELL co.
47l5 Miller Ave-. Beth. Nd. WI. $500
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TOPSOIL

FLOWING DIsCING, MOVING gar
dens. yards. Be. WASH. 30. Mo.
THE He HOME wATEEPuMP SERVICE
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COLORED.
MEN ONLY: REFERENCES.
LARGE FRONT RIM. OR SIM
GLE RIM, NEWLY DEC.
FURN.; PVT. HOME. NO.

CoLORED-QUEBEC PL. NV.
leges; pvt. home: gentleman. RIA.
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BOARDING

Small boarding kennel. individual. at
tention, cool shady run. well-ba1-
anced diet. W. H. CARR, S. Glenn
I'd, Potomac. Md, Rockville 3172
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Lawn Mowers, Power

Lawn Mowers, Power
And hand. popular brands; new 1852
models in original factory cartons
with 90 days free service; cog
discount for cash. DALMO SALES
CO., 923 18th st. NV. Elk. ISOo.
GERANIUMS, 8 FOR ST
Larger sizes SOC, 8 for $l.75. Pc
tunias. snapdrasons: SCARLET sage
roses, rich soil csc bu., your basket;
no clay. ASHTON NURSERY, 651O
Ga. ave. n.wa Open ewes. till y,
Sundays till 8. 20 years at Inc
same location. .--
BELLS YARD SERVICE
Lawns moved: $3.50 up. Days. ST.
1888: nights, GE. $3.50: ID
PRIZE DAHLIA ROOTS
Eor sale To 4a76 Ia
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Sire Champion Stockdale Town Talk
COLLIES
Sable and tricolors. weeks old.
PARROTS
yellow heads. red heads, $50 up.
MYNAH BIRDS
Young. talking: excellent pets.
FOX PUPS
Cute babies, real pets.
COCKATIELS
Young babies. just out Of nest.
MONKEYS
New shipment, baby rhesus.
PET HOUSE. 2713 Nichols ave. sc
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20 SGEGEC CIT UuU
1906 LANIER PI
rooms, nicely fu
near 18th and {
only HUI. $751;.
LOVELY MASTER
with pvt. shower,
mo. for 2. Cow.
Evening star., 1952-02-11

North OF South what better for easy wearing washing,
packing summing than these adorable sunit prints?
Pre-shrunk completely washable ..need no ironing.
Wear them solo pair they're wonderful mixers
for any season. any cline. Busters In White, Copen,
Aqua Pink Chartreuse Navy Green Citron Sizes 10 to
90 sunbacks in White Copen Aqua Pink. Chartreuse,
Navy, Green, Citron. Sizes 10 e. OK.
to 20. Oe@1
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Kirk Views Peoples
Of Russia as Allies
BY The Asseeia.ed Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE
Soviet people are potentially the
No. allies of the free world in
its fight against communism, says
retired Admiral Alan q. Kirk,
former Ambassador to Moscow.
"If the Stalinist regime is our
enemy, then the peoples enslaved
by him in the Soviet Union are
our friends" Admiral Kirk said
last night after accepting chair
manship of the American Com
mittee for Liberation Of the Peo-
piles Of Russia, Inc.
"They are, indeed. the first and
most prosecuted victims Of COM
munism and potentially the first
allies of the free world in it's
struggle against the Communist
menace" he added.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Music
New York u. Choir.
Heard at Gallery;
Pianist Outstanding
By Elena de Soyn

The New York University Chapel
Choir made its appearance in the
National Gallery Of Art last night
under the direction of Alfred
Greenfield, founder Of the orgai1i-
cation ~ years ago. A new group.
since the choir's local debut in
1947. the young amateurs gave an
unpretentious program which in
cluded q few religious songs, Ne
gro spirituals. World War II songs.
folksongs and others, with soloists
taken from the ranks Of the choir.
OF these, Robert Sherman, pi-
anist, was outstanding. He sur
prised and delighted the audience
by playing like a professional.
Kabalevsky's Theme and Varia-
tions." Chasins' Tricky Trumpet" :"
Katchaturian's "Toccata" and CO.
wells "Tides Of Manaunaun." the
latter as an encore. This number isl
the first of the composers series
of 20 piano pieces dating back toI
1911. based on mythology and in.
PRODUCING clusters Of notes the ex-
ecution Of which engages not only
the fingers but the entire arm
from the elbow down. Mr.. Sher-
man is the son of the noted Nadia
Rosenberg who was the first toE
perform the entire cycle Of Mo-
zart's concerti under Alfred Wal
lenstein. He showed q sound mu-
sical background and training, mu-
sical feeling and q carefully de-
veloped technique.
"Let Us Break Bread Together
was among the best numbers in
tone production and showed future
possibilities Of the choir. The ia
nous "Duckworth Chant" was
performed in the manner devised
in the Close Order Drill manual
put together by Col. Bernard
Lenz, retired, and was led byi
Lawrence BortS. Two more songs
in the same group: Song Of the
French Partisan" and "I've Got
Sixpence," arranged by Leonard
de Paur. director Of De Paur In
fantry Chorus were made avail
able to the choir In manuscript
form.
There was a noticeable uneven
ness in the quality Of numbers es-
sayed to which belonged Grieg's
II Laid Me Down to Slumber," the
q capella choir and John Schroed-
er. soloist, as yet not being quite
proficient in stabilizing pitch. Ny
ron Helman, who had the solo in
"Puer NatuS." sang "A-roving"
and "Anne Boleyn," In the second
half of the program. strumming q
guitar.
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New Hampshire Alumni

The University of New aamp-
shire Alumni Club of Washington
will hold an informal dinner at Z
pm. Friday in the Tally-Ho Res
taurant, 812 Seventeenth street
NV.
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Society News:
Top Officials Attend
Benefit Performance
British Ambassador and Lody Franks
To Entertain for Visiting Officer

John Scissor. Of the Royal Air
Force, who is In Washington until
Friday.
Sir John dined last evening
with the British Minister, Sir
Christopher Steel. who enter
tanned in his home on Kalorama
road. Lady Steel already is in
England where she will be until
the late autumn.
Earlier yesterday Air Vice
Marshal and Mrs. j. D. Breakey
gave a cocktail party for the Wis
itor. They entertained in their
spacious apartment in Hotel 240O
and their guests numbered about
IS, including high ranking officers
and officials of the Air Forces. as
well as Air Attaches Of embassies
of the nations in the British Com
monwealth.
United States Air Force Gen.
and Mrs. Twining were in the
company and other United States
officers were 1t. Gen. and Mrs.
Thomas D. White, Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. John A. Sanford, and Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. r. M. Ramey.
1t. Gen. Laurence Sherman
Kuter. commander of the Air
Transport Service, and Mrs. Kuter
were among the guests for cock
tails and officials of the Air
Forces included were Assistant
Secretary and Mrs. Roswell L.
Gilpatric.
Sir John will leave Friday
morning for Canada and take off
the next day to return to England.
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|Becks Arrive
At Newport

Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Beck,
jr., and the latter's sister. Miss
Virginia Benson Carter, have ar
rived at Newport for the remain
der Of the season. Mr.. and Mrs
Back recently purchased Plaisance
the home of Mrs. Charles E. Gill
bert on Ledge road. The place is
the former property of T. Laur-
ence Saunders and overlooks
Bailey's Beach.
Mr.. E. Taylor Chewing, jr.,
Joined Mrs. Chewing at Newport
for the week end and returned
yesterday to Washington. Mrs
Chewing went to the Rhode
Island resort early in the season
and will be there until after Labor
Day.