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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15

tatorian respectively of the 1852
graduating class at Hagerstown High
School. The Commencement Ex-
ercises will be held on June 6.
Miss Huggin, who will observe her
18th birthday on Sunday, is a stu
dent of the academic course and
holds the remarkable record of
straight AS during her entire high
school career. The young honor
following graduation, will
go on to college to prepare herself
for her chosen profession, that of a
librarian.
Robert Miller, who is also taking
the, academic course, hopes to be-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15

equipment and machines useful to
the foundry and metal industries,
was one-hundred foot long exhib-
it of Pangborn Blast Cleaning and
Dust Control equipment. All ma
chimes were completely assembled,
wired and in operation exactly as
they would be in any modern plant.
This impressive assembly Of Ha-
gerstown manufactured products
was displayed against an especially
built background of the Pangborn
plant. An exact size facsimile of
the main office entrance, complete
with bronze name plates and stone
arched doorway divided the ma
chinery exhibit into two sections.
The seven foot high windows were
Illuminated photographs which gave
the illusion Of looking into the plant
and seeing men and machines at
work in the foundry As in reality
on Pangborn Boulevard, the display
had grass plots, evergreens, and
azealeas in bloom before the office
and plant walls. The interior of the
Office was finished with a rubber tile
floor and fitted with appropriate
furniture to make it an attractive
meeting place for all Pangborn
guests.
The star of the exhibit was re-
vealed by the unwilling and pre-
sentation to the visiting Industrial
lists of brand new Pangborn Roto-
blast Barrel cleaning machine. This
new barrel is big step forward in
batch cleaning type of equipment
and meets Va need long untitled in
the Pangborn line. So great was the
interest in this development that the
original machine was sold almost in
stantly from the exhibition floor and
many tentative orders for duplicates
were received from interested pros
poets.
Another new piece of equipment
in the dust control field also receiv-
ed much interest and favorable ac-
ton. This is a self cleaning dust
collector which automatically cleans
accumulated dust from the cloth
screen filters which line its interior
section without the usual shut down
period for such operation Continu-
GUS operation while filters are being
automatically cleaned means sub
stantial saving in time and labor
cost for plants running at production
speed capacities.
Prior to the opening Of the CON
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15

vention the entire Pangborn sales,
engineering and advertising manage
ment, together with all district sales
managers and district sales engine
ers, held two day sales conference
at the Hotel Shelburne. Ably
handled by Vice President Victor F.
Slime this meeting was attended by
fifty four persons.
During the convention the Pang-
born suite in the penthouse of the
Hotel Shelburne was the scene of
homelike entertaining of business
friends and prospects. The facili-
ties and services of this former sum
mer home of John Wanamaker were
enjoyed by almost thousand visitors
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15
JOHN WALKER, USN, is
BACK FROM OVERSEAS

John W. Wallick, Jr., quarter
master, third class, U S Navy son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wallick, 1913 East
Washington Street, has returned to
the United States aboard the heavy
cruiser the USS Newport News.
The Newport News, operating
with the Sixth Fleet, has completed
her third tour of duty in the Med
iterranean. She has participated in
several training exercises, and visit
ed scores of foreign ports.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15
Kiwanis Club Will
Honor The W. MIR.
President And Other Officers
To Be Honored Guests At To-
days Meeting.

The Western Maryland Railway,
which is this week celebrating its
Tooth birthday, will be honored at
the regular luncheon meeting of the
KiWanis Club, to be held at noon to-
day at the Hotel Alexander.
During the meeting w. Arthur
Grotz, new president of the company,
will be introduced by Eugene S.
Williams, chairman of the company's
Board of Directors. Also introduced
will be number Of the members of
the Board of Directors, including j.
B. Ferguson, of Hagerstown.
The officials of the Western Mary
land will arrive in the Centennial
Special, which is made up of a loco
motive, two business cars, two pull
men and coach.
Aboard the train will be the rail
road station bell that rang out for
the departure of Abraham Lincolnn,
after he had made his famous Get
tysburg address, and the famous bell
will be sounded in Hagerstown as
soon as the train arrives.
Following the luncheon, the Hol-
lywood- produced, color sound mo-
ton picture, Fast Freight Rolling"
the Western Maryland
Railway in action, will be, shown.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15
Wage Sterilization
Clinic Here May u
Panel Discussion By WSB Of
fciaIs Sponsored BY Chamber
Of Commerce.

In order to give employers of the
community an opportunity to get a
complete understanding of federal
wage and salary regulations, the Ha-
gerstown Chamber of Commerce is
sponsoring Wage Sterilization
Clinic, to be held on Thursday, May
%, at 1870 pm, in the Potomac Room
of the Hotel Alexander, and en-
ployer representatives are invited to
attend.
The clinic has been arranged
through the offices of the Wage Sta
Utilization Board of Virginia, whose
district comprises Maryland and sur
rounding states. Four members of
the WSB-Colonel George E. Strong,
regional board chairman; Martin j.
O'Connell, regional director of the
Federal Mediation and Cancellation
Service; Stanley Clevenger, F.M.C.S.
Commissioner; and John K. Espey-
will comprise the panel that will
informally discuss the provisions of
the federal wage regulations, after
which there will be a question and
answer period.
So that the Chamber of Commerce
office can make proper arrange
ments, it will be appreciated if you
call the office-the number is 2Ol5
and advise them whether you will
be able to attend
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15
BOONSBORO REFLECTS
MAYOR JOHN WHEELER

At the town election held IN
Boonsboro on Monday, Mayor John
Wheeler was reelected to his fifth,
two-year term of office, defeating
John Herr by 70 votes.
Others elected were: Dewey War
renfeltz, assistant mayor; Joseph
Hopper, Clarence Foltz, Oscar Nor
gan, Albert Sinnisen and Owen Sny-
der. councilmen, all of whom were
reelected and will serve for the next
two years.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15
P. j. Potter Again
Heads YMCA Board

At an organizational meeting of
the Board of Directors of the YMCA,
held on Monday evening, P. j. Pot
ter was reelected president for the
ensuing year.
Other officers elected were: E. N.
Funkhouser, vice-president; Omer
7. Kaylor, ST., vice-president; PAUL.
S. Shields, secretary; and Armand
r. Hall, treasurer.
Also reelected to the Board of Di-
rectors for terms of three years
were: Donovan R. Beachley, William
c. Diehl, Omer T. Kaylor, Sr., w.
Fred Mowen, Rev. DR.. Paul M. Rob-
inson, Kenneth F. Spence, Sr., Ed
ward S. Summers and George F..
Updegraff.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15
High School Honor
Students Are Named
Phyllis Huggin Is VaIedictorian
And Robert Miller Salutatorian

Phyllis Nanette Huggin, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Huggin, 7
Glenside Avenue, and Robert E.
Miller, son of Mr.. and Mrs W. E.
Miller, 4 Magnolia Avenue, have
been named Valedictorian and Salu-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15
Name r. Paul Smith
"Alurnnus Of Year.
Honor Bestowed BY Bridgewa-
ter College Alumni Association.

R. Paul Smith, president of the
Potomac Edison Company, has been
named "Alumnus of the Year" by
graduates of Bridgewater College,
Virginia, it was announced this week
by Alumni Association Secretary
Rufus King
Mr.. Smith was selected by the di-
rectors of the Association because of
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15
Most Autos Over s Years Old

About % percent of the passenger
cars in use today are 10 or more
years old compared with 4 percent
in 1914. Another SO percent are 8
to u years old. compared with 20
percent in 1910.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15

It used to be that everything was
on the level but now most things,
especially taxes and prices, are ON
the up and Up.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15
Pangborn Corporation Participates
In International Foundry Congress

OneHundred-F ooLong Exhibit OF Blast Cleaning And Dust
Control Equipment With All Machines Completely Assembled
Wired And In Operation Was One OF The Features
position FortyNne Employees OF The Pangbon Corporation
Headed By Its President, Thomas W. Pangborn, Attended
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15

The happiest people are those who
are less for getting and more for
giving.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15

come an engineer, or a teacher, and
will continue on to college follow
ing graduation, in order to obtain
his objective.
Both honor students take part in
a number of extra curricular activ-
tiles at the school.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15

The reason it's called spot cash is
because without it you're on a spot.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15

This is your town = Boost it
Evening star., 1952-03-13
TEE 1. u. Il. ~ -G
Washington, ID. C.
THURSDAY, MARCH rs, 1859
HOUSES foR SALIVA.

Two blks. on Wilson blvd. In No.
All: Prewar 5-rm. brick. nice bsmt.
with asphalt tile ON floor, plus an
outside entr.; Venetian blinds, avn
ings; mature couple selling for
$4,000: Get complete details. Call
oW. 9090.
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~, NGEkl EHIATE SERVICE, INC.
sil-brief rambler s les thsS hssS'ip9 gr. Cd:
nne floor plan incorporating 8
eolorful .well-appointed rms., plus
tiled bath and stairway 70 storage
attic; cleaning white kit, complete
with .GE eoutpment and Youngstovn
metal cabinets. Picture window view
with SIS 900 cash. Home for meticu.
lous people. Call OW. 5000.
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HOUSES co., SALIVA.


ALEx.--!sl. 900 down. a.bedrm. row
sa's. suns. ls ls q i'fs ssa 's's 3 IL. 's'''len AZ
ARLINq1oN.n.v rambler. brand
recreation space. i3xi3 porch. iSxiS|
patio. iuu ground-level basement.
washer. disposal, fireplace; blocks
% IsSos eng sseInipsi r. Ryss sseellsnt
"a. 5;Ss.i.SS. FRANK .. PHILLIPS.
ARLINGTON - custom-built prewar|
4:bedrm. det.. brk Lee. liv. rm. Il
Sopcsl oan; rT 99r.n and; ahs. kit; scEsensd SIDE
out slate ioof. eafssssa' sse. r srim stSa sntSuSn
VII; 9 biks. from BuckinsSam, y
from downtown. Price. $500:
$1,000 LIST trust loan, balance reas.
sise ssitH'' .TR.a 4sd5. RANDOLPH Fs
NoRIs sspsl.,. ,.Edd,5NcTeN5asss d,n .9Tssss Dsdrm.
$i5.s5S. HoLLoMAH ed Man RSAI HSSaias ssTHTE FAT !;
rGQ; oW; TS47. MI. 247s.
EALLS CHURCH-Two-hedrm. white
sses oc.tion: tSisn:ssi sssiaiSsSS6s aiSsSS6sd a. asSsI
cash: JOHN W. MUERoY. e9 SSHIc Hill.
HHod ,,s, & ave. = Fails Church. IA. ss22-
FAILS .!ll ISHH5yRca s17.soo. rs Tse.
story brick Colonial in perfectly
an l sonC,siDn fsTss @od NJ Eit r ae,..g.d PVT
porch lOx22 on ist a.; 3 bedrms.
q twin sizel and, bath on End d.
Wei landscaped level lot 72xllO.
fMiL1Ips FEih 81 jA. a. 1860 sesSsas FRANZ ME- g
FAILS nE soS dns,se .sus SsdreS' s ,4y: w.
storage rm.; ,fioored attic. Extras.
priced. Can arrange for IS eiiiiHnspas little as
$1,000 down payment. Bargain d.
rectiy from owner. CHAPLAIN
IF HpNIEF; 91zS;a4l l1oe Kenfs DIR, PHONE
FALLS CaIjRcH-six-rm. colonial
on 4-acre lot; many trees. barbe-
cue; large nv; rm., separate din. rm.,
latre t wlth al ,osa sasins ss fPsse ES T. dry esmt
JEFFERSON MANOR. - 2-bedrm.
home; close to shopping. schools and
transpp,S loy down payment; price
.|.ss !S|s.ssse ~ siSs S. .s9sH sEi s''fs5
s6TtTH AkEINSGarSoSNi-srick GaSSi Era 5-room
and bath; full bsmt., oil h.-w.h:; nice
cssb losi e rss,iqsa GI nenSing en-; Seassqns6le
4. lang 4. " sTiSaHY i3Sa4s2 or Fairfax sss;W.
Wo0DLAWN VILLAGE - Attrac.
neiShbOrhood: 8 bedSmss.. siHsnias: 3 Saths;
MI hsmt;. gar.. screened porch.
$4,000; CAROLINE l. cAMPBELL.
ssIcks sI svl vEl2MBIER, 3 ,ssdrm.,.I Iia livins
rm.. ,dinette. equip: kit. full bsnat..
Gas heat; storm windows. large lot:
Price $4,000. Assume $12. 600 GI
i0s'dss lean g. 200 zoos cash; sn $3.50 mo yhsh
THdoN RE- Really SrY ScSccSnee' Coz FALLS E
CHURCH BRANCH. $3.50 LEE hwy.
vACANf' ' $500 down. a.6edssm. s
brick, recr. room, close In, opposite
school, $13.500. Assume 50, 200
lst trust, $67 90 per mo. OF. 1000:
MoNAHAN REALTY, 500 9. 23rd
BxRGAINs. s1e.sso. Brick: 1edrm., a
e1sh d9 slssSn; ssssSSTnmi; Sr,e bath a,Ssss gD; Gas
SffEossessl Sfs,seo oims Sedrms, ss'99o l Ssshs; ssin
PRoviDENcE, "a. sS4S. Pa. 1856.
5O05 18th ST. N. ARL.. vA.-Indi-
yidually designed det. -brk.; 8 rms,
bath. 1st a. law, newly modernized
kitchen; oil-burner h.-w.h.: In
sulated; built-in. garage; lot. 60x1 70.
"Waycroft" sub. Price Just re-
exceptional value. Eve. phone Mr..
WoodWell. ia. 5469. L. T. GRA-
SV,ATTE: Realtor, 1918 K st. NV.
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AHCYfT1H nTTnAM
S65O DOWN

Buys o spacious 4-foom bun0aIQW
nth \. a Srss S.. rsR.s: sSaiPSsss Sss possS ss
and 4st financing. FIRED BURGESS.
VI. .2s02 'til Q.
Evening star., 1952-03-13

ARLINGTON
Bellevue Forest"
Open Fri, Sat. and Sun.
2 PM. to 6 Pm.
Bill N. POLLARD
New England Brick Colo
nial with spacious first
floor bedroom and bath;
three other bedrooms
and bath. Owner will
consider trade for small
er home. $33 $50.
3183 N. QUINCY ST.
Two-level brick rambler
with three bedrooms,
two baths. Owner will
consider trade for small
er home. $33, $50.
3172 N. QUINCY
Spacious quality center
hall brick Colonial, con-
tanning half-bath on
first floor. Three bed
rooms, two baths on Sec
and floor. Dashboard hot
water heating system.
$32, $50.
3171 N. QUINCY
Brick Colonial with pan
eled den and half bath.
On second floor master
bedroom with dressing
room and private bath;
two other bedrooms and
tiled bath. $35, $50.
Directions 70 reach: Cross Memorial
Bfidge, bear right, follow signs %
Key Bridge and Lotcom lane, 70
under Key Bridge and follow park
com lane 20 Military Id., right on
Military I'd. 70 N. Quincy and h.
Pollard sts.
GEO. MASON GREENCo.
ExQUervH. AogNTg
Evening star., 1952-03-13
4 DROOMS-NEW

-, ,a0WNnR TRANSFERRED
lovely homeEshs' INT interi5r" Il" viii III surs sals
Rs1ss le sSS lSi ThsspICpsns sI.S PgI; PIs.
turel 36.in, Attic fan.
c. Il. HxsLETT. "a. 900
Evening star., 1952-03-13
HOUSES foR sAlsAAD.

BRrCx BUNGALOW, S1a,eB0-Fivet
rooms on 1st noor, plus stairway t0
exransibie attic. tile bath. gas heat
bsnft.. newly decorated; So 900 down
viii handle: high location; M:
Landoyer Hills shopping center and
new Baftimore-Wa Washington parkway;
" Va m1a ssoo s1s s,ll ffSn p.@o 6cTRsSE RosFRT ci
DAVIS q CO. --13
SI,SOO DOWN. Immaculate 5-rm.
pieEet fenced ict; two @ biz i Sedrms..
ultramodern equip. kit. oil heat.
Today,s best buy ct $4,000. As
sumo Gil 4% mortaee. with low mo.
INC. wa. 1900. Open Til ) pm.
sl0,25O- Charming Cape Cod bunga.
low IN spic-and-span condition: 2
lge. bedrms; ,spseious liv; rna,;
ne ass'' Sfll 4. nniR6sa HSdArs rSnl, AZ s'S 4SsF
CAFE AZ &C CCosDa,sLagdoyysr s.,s Hills. ,r,ve
way to spacious end a.; bsnit.. rec.
rrl., gas acc. heat. large lot, fenced
in back; $3.50; substantial cash:
ALVIN EsLrSSas.n sSsn' uS. 0tisH GSYs De DMl4 mo-
BRICK CAFE COD-Excellent loca-
tion; ! bedrm. and bath on LIST H.;
two bedrnis. and bath on end H.
spacious My.. rm. with fireplace, and
full-size dining rm.: full bsmt.; OIL
dny ss' s1Soo rtS spprSE sssstd'onS
s REAL suY r Exciusvs Ss tas, wh fERRa
BOSWELL. NC WA. $500. Open
Till b H,K1.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
BY OWNER

q.
This new 3-bedroom, 2,s-bath hous'
s nesf si rssdYo cr GE ays as'GHf'as 4 sos .hs5 E,a
Of Wallpaper or paint sive US . ring
House contains 8 larke bedrooms. :
baths. laundry shutes on End floor
1ss floor has large light living room
with, Virginia Greenstone fireplace
Separate dining room, large kitcher
with plenty Of space for breakfast
table S-ft., 2-door GE refrigera.
tor, de luxe. push-button GE stove
GE dishwasher and garbage Dis.
posall, GE fan over stove and plenty
OF keystone cabinets. Large.
Full basement with inclosed toilet
OIL heat and garage. Corner 10,
with plenty Of large oak trees and
some IL or 16 dogwood trees.
Evening star., 1952-03-13

So, 9,850LIKE NEW
q Loo 800 .SS SSyn: e q about s s59 mo- incl
Fenced yard; auto. heat.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
HOUSES ron sALE--vA.
ZOOM

Prices are goins UP but we can still
ofier this all-SIick 3-eed5m ,S rambler S
SssSSsss sssPsss,, 20 Only .pii saa lsis. oni9 9
ART ARTHUR L. WALTERS
OW tOnn a - N H- A1A1
Evening star., 1952-03-13

Mt. Ranier-Eastern Ave.
Immaculate bungalow. Liv. rrn., din.
din. rm:. kit, bedrms., bath and
den; full bsmt: huilt-in garage. Only
FRINGE GEORGEs REALTY co.
WA. 6655 HY. O636 UNl 1860
Evening star., 1952-03-13

S13.950
CHEVERLY
Detached 2-Story brick and frame
dwelling with large screened porch;
ltv. rrl1.. full-Size din. rIn., Ice. kit,
1st n; 2 spacious bedrnis., bath, on
End a.: full bsmt; Priced 20 sell.
S16,5D0
FOUR BEDROOMS
Detached ia-story brick. Liv rm.
with nrepl.. large fully equippeL kit.
nice bedrn1s.. tiled hath; fun bsmt.
with "a bath; close to everything
SI7.6O0
ASSUME CT LOAN
Lovely brick rambler. consisting Of
nv. rm. with open frepl. family
size din: rm.. 2 lovely hedrns.. large
full bsmt. with piastered walls. 1s
bath. and outside entrance: det.. o
car brick gar; gas a.-c. heat: close
to stores and transp. Don't miss
this buy-see today.
peter ]. hagan
REALTDR
VA. va 1857. uN. loss: opeS . tiii .:
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2-FAMILY HOUSE
10 large rms. large lot, Gear gar
shown BY appt. only. For only
$14,760. Terms accepted.
RALPH CHEVALIER
LU. 4-1s00; eyes,, VI. 6614.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
A STAR
ESOUIRE

You VIII love this 3-level beautiful
i 6r,fk home In nice neishborhood
Of center hail pia-n. - Spacious IiEns,sss iiv' rna.
with nrepl. and picture vindows.
breakfast. space, side porch. 3 mas
ter sized bedrms. and beautiful
prox. 20x1S bedrm. with elass tiie
bath. fun .bsmt. partitioned for rec.
rm., diversified gar. attached; lovely
lot approx. 1O0xl1O with fiagstono
patio and firepl. Lge. trust.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
1922 Wilson Blvd. oW. 5000.
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC.

REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.
sleepy Hollow rt mbler--desigried with
idea OF complete Utilization. Hand
some living rm. dining rm. COM
Sination with cute foyer entr; ar
raneement; Z bedrms., tiled bath;
pine for use as den; lO-cu.-ft. refgr.,
gas range. garbage disposal and
exhaust fan in lovely kit; bsmt.
has ebove-ground picture window,
real brick fireplace, bath and
laundry. A beautiful home for cnly
$ls.760. Call OW. 5000.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC.
our 6tar--Ideal for those who
desire to be close. in, this 3-bedrm.
plenty Of eye appeal. Floor -to"ceilins @ i
orick fireplace on interior wall, very
Snn;i Srnactieal pretty ranch-type porch.
Snouid 6e seen; $l9 $50. Terms, eau
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. OW. pOo0
Evening star., 1952-03-13

BY OWNER-$15,95O
S5. 900 down. Three-bedrm.. 2-story
brick; yrs. old; immaculate; Ice.
hv. rm.,. din. rm., kit, disposal. lge.
screened porch. lge. level fenced lot.
full basement; l blk. TO transp., 36
min. downtown, mr.. schools. shop
ping; quick poSs. Defense hwy. To
71st ave. left to Greenvale pkwy>.
right to 71O3 Greenvale pkwy. AP.
1927. No agents. Ia
Evening star., 1952-03-13

REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC.
One blk. to stores; 1 blk. TO bus: 1
blk: to movies: l blk. to happiness!
quiet. deadend street. Lovely g
kit. on 1st a.; complete bsmt.. auto
oil heat; $4,000 down and $40 per
mo; Can't be surpassed. Call OW.
Evening star., 1952-03-13

$9,65O-FULL PRICE
5000 TO VETS PLUS SETTLEMENT
$57.5O MONTHLY PAYS ALL
That is the deal ON q new group Of
b-rm. semidet. hcrnes with ftlIl
bsmts. In fast.growing Kentland.
See our sample house now. out
landover .rd.. Q mi. past Cheyerly
Theater to ESQ station, or cafl
FRED GREENE. AP. 6914. for fur
ther Information. ia
Evening star., 1952-03-13

FORESTVILLE
Take over ~ 1st trust on this
almost new home; 3 hedrms., liv.
rm.. din. rm., fully equipped kit.
lge, lot; sas heat; will require some
Harry A. Boswell & Co.
Realtors AP. Hi
Evening star., 1952-03-13
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC

! HEAL ESTATE sEkVICE. INC.
Qeorgetown and own q lovely 3
hedrm., duplex style home that has
unusually nice flowers and shrubs;
nve rms. plus tiled bath and bsmt.
Best steel and concrete consf.;
home. $4,000 cash and SIS Sef
mo. buys. Can OW. 909O.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
Problems Today
Woman Puzzled by UnsociobiIity
OF Her Next-Door Neighbors

Icensure. Sometimes folks are toe
shy. or self-conscious, to accept
friendship: they feel inadequate
to return favors offered, or even to
return affection and understand
ing. IT seemingly cold" neigh
bors react to your overtures for
this reason, it's worth the effort
to continue trying to win their
confidence.
If their failure to warm to your
advances is simply a case of mis-
anthropy absolutely nothing will
change them. All you can do is
to be pleasant when you meet.
ignore their sourness and find
more responsive neighbors else
where on your block.
DEAR MISS NISSEN: About a
month ago I met a boy and
thought I was in love with him.
We went steady for a week and he
gave me an expensive gift. Now
I realize that I don't care for him
and would like to know if I should
return the gift. PATSY.
ANSWER: That was certainly
a whirlwind affair, Patsy. BY all
means return the gift, telling him
it was much too lavish for so short
an acquaintance. Next time you
meet the "one and only" take a
little more time before rushing
into the going steady" stage. I
gather from your handwriting
that you are very young, and so
urge you the more strongly to be
careful with your affections. Be-
stow them more judiciously.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
| TV Institute
Planned for
Club Leaders

A TV Institute for Women's clut
leaders is being planned for the
early fall by Ruth Crane OF WMAI
and WMAL-TV.
Eligible to participate are presi-
dents, program chairmen ano
publicity chairmen.
The institute will be held at the
Evening Star Broadcasting Center
4461 Connecticut avenue NV
Planned as a three hour workshop
it will include a model club pro-
gram for TV, a discussion period
and a tea hour. If reservations
warrant it, two sessions will be
scheduled.
The institute will be held in
either September or October.
Emphasized during the work.
shop will be the special visual re-
quirements of TV. with ideas on
how to demonstrate club activities
and projects through this medium
The model program will be pre-
sented by one of the groups which
participated in Miss Cranes Mod
ern Woman Television Parties held
over a period of several months.
Clubs represented at the TV
Institute will be given an oppor-
tunity to present a program on TV
during the coming season.
Reservations are being handled
at the WMAL-TV studios, 4461
Connecticut avenue.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
'Credit Women
Fete Officers

The Credit Women's Breakfast
Clubs of North America closec
their 14th annual conference yes.
terday with breakfast at the Ho.
tel Statler for the newly elected
international officers and JUNO,
Ipast presidents.
Miss nellie Stombs of Rock
Island, ILL.,. is the new interna-
tional president.
Other new officers are Mrs
Mabel Bliss Of Portland, Greg
first vice president; Miss Marjorie
H. Girton, Des Moines, Iowa. Sec
ond vice president; Miss Marcella
Adamitz, McKeesport, Pa, record
ing secretary: Mrs. Cammie Lee
Hollis. Atlanta. financial secretary
and Mrs. Una M. Pearson. Fort
Smith. Ark, treasurer.
Mrs. Stombs succeeded Mrs. Lois
Huey OF Austin. Tex.