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MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont }

PRINTING PRESS-Kelly No. .: &C
motor and controls;, s chases. 8
livery. Inspect week days, .1222
11th' street s.e. lOs
PUMPS. marine and industrial. any
ELEcTfRic fss e Gou1PaEEiSSr u111PssfEiS $50 So s44s va
Sherman ave. NV. MI. 1900
RADIO communications receiver; Ham
murland Super-Pro (BC 1004-C):
excellent condition; best offer over
snSo snS TSsny thEoHsh Gs w5 SOM assS Icy
RANGES, PhiIco electric; S1a3. Ma
TIoNAL ELECTRIC Co. 1888 14th
st. NV.
RANGE, electric, Westinghouse, used
mos; originally 5000; now $500.
ia. $4,000. Ext. $50. 10
REC0RDERS-Air-King wire. SOS
slike new); Webster. 2SS wire, sos;
nsss. WesssF tape sl5e Pentron Shs
on purchase, CO. 4445 anytime.
REFRIGERATOR and gas stove. GM;
: years old; both for S175. 10.
REFRIGERATOR. crosley shelvador.
63!2 GU. ft.;- excel. cond.; reas.; also
Thor automagic washer; 10 mos.
4 pm, WI. 1874. Ill
REFRIGERATOR, Prigidaire, apt.
weekdays; EN-. 6s7i ewes. 10
REFRIGERATOR. Servel. 5-cu. it,;
new motor. used 2-yrs.: S75 or best
81. E 4es5 usfts after 8. 6ano vacuum. Mi S''
REFRIGERATORS, Ranges. Washers.
Warehouse sale. Brand-new models.
almost all makes and siZes. Must
able offer will be refused. Open
Ri sPRiNd sesiS GAS & i;i iE;iLsscTRfc CO.. ga
Wayne ave, JU. 8-sO3s. Ia
REFRIGERATOR, servel eiectrolux
and. and iroaer, Easy yos cabinet style
REFRIGERATORs. used. large as.
i.year guarantee. Time payments.
FREDERiCKS. 3905 l4th st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidalre. 8 Gu.
it,. S35 or best offer. Ii. 7-3o23.
REFRIGRRATORS. recond.. guar, S39
up: new 1851 WESTINGHOUSE. liberal
q mos. to pay. p. 8. sMfTH. S. 4
s.. 1874 H st. ne. Ii. 3-2545.
REFRIGERATOR
Late models, S25 up; easy terms.
nt,r Bent rsfsr, So odd mo- D. c;s Sd largest .sd
WAsHERs-s99. 90
ALLIsoNs. 220a 18th st. NV. AID.
1884; open until 8 pm. 1Os
RUG, American Chinese, 24x12; ex-
eel. cond. best ofIer accented. HO,
TEL MARTINIQUE. DI. 4151. -13
RUG-Genuine luxurious handmade
Sh5ss Sss Sacrifice RfTa te2 eGnS $3.50 o5 cssb eRss
1-0706. 5429 Conn. Ave-, Apt.
RUGS: all clean. summer and winter,
left in storage; S5 and up. MAN
UEL & CO, 2409 18th NV. liz
SEWING MACHINES. Singer; several
dsmonStrators ;S snd and floor, floor ssmples fph
fR sEsa ssNs s tsesfse DFas' aSs kas sINa g.
sEWENG E1sH SS MA6HiNGs&rreadle, Chi rs . $3.50;
White port. S2950 con-, $69. so;
Singer desk, $3.50; Singer Feather
wgt;,. 1915 Penna. ave. NV, Ma.
sEWiNG MACHINE, Singer one dem
eries prssa'q5 SINGER axssGES SEWING oESTEs EsaFsfa
3421@ Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 4244.
SHOE MACHINERY. complete equip
offer: OR. 399s. 81. 1854. Ill
SHOWCASE. 6-foot. S25. DU. O300.
I ehartreuse. l doWered; reasonable.
sPCRE qG I'll fFlifxruREs: Lars. blond mln ma
wal. stained; glass floor counters,
Remington register. Must sacrifice.
UN. 39l9. Ia
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COLORED-2a8s SHERMAN AVE-
rms. kit. and bath; newly deco
RAJ fatsd; ed Gony, tsansp; sdulss- I'll !,
2 rms, kit. and bath; adults only;
imm. occup.; $3.50 mo-, incl. utili-
ties. See janitor on premises.
COLORED-EFF. APT, for sgle. or
cple.; $50 per mo-, incl. utils. Sic
luincY st "a NJ pa 1RS9
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COLORED-2 rms. for four children;
fruit trees, play house, porches and
lots Of ground: In very large house.
coIoRf1-5sol H5HN CENTRAL AVE. ls Sc.
p girls or couple. LU. l-4SI9
after 6 pm. 10
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,-Bedrm. Duplex Apt. Homes
NOT JNrT TrTrTs

NOT INCL. UTILS.
Pvt. front and rear entrances; acres
of beautiful lawn, play area; COM
plete kit. auto. gas heat laund.
facilities; pvt. parking; mod. shop
ping center. schools, bus service.
Dir: Out Pa. ave. Sc. to Branch
ave-, right on Branch to sign on
left "Hillcrest Heights shopping CEN
ter" turn right to rental office, 2506
Tyarsap ct IN O0722
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SURPLUS

S0OVei1, Sls MAttocKA HlckSs S1s
Dig Bars, $3.50: Gas Cans. 50
Axes, Wedges Rope
10000 Other Good Bargains
26l3 N st. NV. Elk. 1927
WASHERS, used. recond.; guar. Also
new No down PAYMENT years
TO pay. P. o. SMITH, 8. q g.. 1874
wasaERs. Il Ii rs bkYsls II slaS4Ss AND moNERs.
warehouse sale. Almost all makes
and st2es- Must sell, Extra large
savtna& No reasonable offer will be
refused; Open Mon, throush Sat,
ELEcTEIcs EaSs CO.. e44 Wayne Ave-
Washers, WAS iEsss' aE automatic. new. Aw
SXffroNsb fnS & EISrRic faso' co. 5n''fllss nsss
18th st. NV. DU. 9lO0. LIZ
Observation-Disclosures, auto. excel.
cond., GM recond. & checked. sac
rifice. XII. s-61s7. after 8 pm.
WASHER AND DRYER, WESTINGHOUSE
automatic. used Ia mos. save
o135. ia .2-2000. Ext $50. -l0
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED FURN. bedrm.. kitchen and
bath apt. Suitland or Southeast
area. Empl. couple. 10. S-3413
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL WOMAN,
Government Cmploye. desires one
bedroom unfurn. apt. preferably in
private home in Mt. Pleasant area.
Box l5l-z; Star; 12',
empl. woman in quiet apt. bldg. RA.
Q55S Sun. and evenings. TO-
QUIET EMPLOYED WOMAN desires
unfurn.. one-room. kitchen, bath:
immed. occup. Box S0-z, Star. H.
FREE--Landlords' applicants waiting
Tor your furn. or unturn. apis. or
houses or sublets. Wash. Va: White
Open z days Ma 0001.
WANTED. l or 2 bedrm. unfurnished
apartment in good NV. neighbor-
hood by July l.; widow and TO-
year-old daughter. WO. 1869.
APT. WANTED for responsible young
man and mother, preferably furn
near transp. ia 96S3. 10
QUIET WIDOW urgently needs un-
furn. st fl. apt, NV. with bedrm..
liY. rm.. kit. bath. LO. 4-6361 10
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.
ARL., vA.-Lge. rm. next to bath in
new home; blk. from bus; $40
1or l; 500 for 2. 21OO N. Potomac
THREE MIN. KEY BRIDGE, s min.
Pentagon. Lge. newly dec. front
room with 2 exposures. IA. 4-O9Sl.
TWO BEDRMs. ON STREET FLOOR.
Well-furnished, next to bath. Use of
phone. CHI. $500. 1890 N. Edsewood
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DOWNTOWN
ALEXANDRIA

In modern building with full janitor
service, ETC.; 1-bedroom, living room,
kit, dinette and bath apartment,
we'll furnished, in excellent condition;
very convenient to Pentagon and
downtown by highway and direct
bus. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY.
Adults only. sos mo. For appt. to
ma. 5000.
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POULTRY. RABBITS 8 EGGS

BABY CHICKS, goslings and ducklings.
Lanham. Nd. wa. 1546. Id
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CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK

100 CHOICE HEREFORD HEIFERs,
vaccinated E Z. GARNsEY. RevS.
Va Phone Madison 2943. 16'
beautiful Guernseys-4
are f1rst-calf cows are 5 and 3
gives close to 6. the other about
s gallons. All gentle as kittens.
Will be shown Wed, June IL. Call
LO. 3-S564. that date only or write
]. WILLIAM WRATHALL. 1901 KEEP
pier rd. s.e.. wash. 20. To flnd:
Follow Rte. 3 Branch aveJ to 1900
blk. turn right on Keppler I'd. and
follow about Y mile. 10
GUERNSEY cows; milk
ing. 81. 1929. 10
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Sl16
81 64th ave; Gregory estate. Seat
Pleasant. Md. attrac. 4-bedrm.
home on quiet street; don't let the
low rent fool you; avail. after this
week end.
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3633 Canal Rd. NV rms, 1ii
baths, garage, roof garden over
looking river. and canal; beautiful
garden; gas h.-wh.; $3.50 per mo.
ST. S220 from to 81; ewes. HO.
1855. -12
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. Ia. 1887; ewes, GE. 1915.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
seperate rooms; EXPERT packing:
Phone NO. 0l04. UNION STORAGE
co INC. ,estab 1909
MOVING AND HAULING-Day or
night; reasonable rates. OR. 5657
or NO. $3.50 IA
MOVING, DAY OR EVE, small or
large job by exper. men: reas. rates;
estimates given. AT. 9342.
FREE STORAGE
furniture for period of at least /
year New home with too much
space. Call 81. ,0390. Ill
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ROOMS WITH soARp

THE MAR-LEETA-A home away
from home; young ladies and gem
showers and TV 1928 18th st. NV.
1909 10th ST. N.w.-Men; sgle. and
dble rms; lots Of showers; good
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
single and double rooms. Good
food ns% conv. downtown. Reas. DE.
11Si 18th ST. N.w.-cool, outs outside
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, breakfast, Mas
S,',,5s windows, twin beds. electric fan,
1873 18th SIM 81. NV. ri Home SsSs; away tT from
home. with plenty Of good food.
$50 mo. HU. 9637 or HUI. 1856.
WENDELL TER.-summer comfort,
non nome cooking. cool rms, lge. porch
paa fTn EV sah sa f. f tsf5'R sf5 Reefs fna
col uMBfA BfoRi I'd. ri NV. w." eSoigasaf Md gasS;
Conn; & ave; clean rm. meals; rec.
lT9s Tn MxsS' Mx Goxt; xvE eng, 60. S4s3 10:
clean. coy. cool, redec. rms; share;
sery.; laundry privils; $50 2 wks.,
0OEONl CIRCLE. DU. 3232. 1OS
WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled, re-
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets. Dances and free
movies. Recr. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu. S50-$6O. 1926 21st
st. NV. HU. 1924.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 .ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms, some with
private bath. American plan, excel.
meals: home atmosphere. HO. 1866.
SLAUGHTER'S
Good meals; elev.; switchboard. 1925
10Th st. NV. DU. 1886. 15s
SLAUGHTER'S
Good meals; TV: switchboard,
1927 10th st. NV. Ho. 6767. 15s
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SHIRLINGTON

Near all conveniences, semidet. brick.
quiet street, . bedrms. and bath.
full bsmt.; Sl00 per mo-. newly
decorated. RIDDELL REALTY CO..
nj 1000
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2-BEDRM. FURN. APIS.
In Southeast, garden-type develop
nn.p ment. Lily. Ln rm;; .,, ,dinette. Kit: and and
rms. Conv. location. Call VI. 61O1
between 8 am. and pm. weekdays
only. 10
TRANSIENT APARTMENTS
Apts.; brand-new: completely furn.
avail. by the week: also furn. or un-
furn. apis. on lease basis. Immediate
Occupancy.
GLASSAiANOR APARTMENTS
To reach: Out South Capitol St.
blks. over D. c. line. Open Mon.
through Sat. 9-5. LO. 7-S100.
Chillum Manor AptS.
Missouri and N. Capitol st. Several
nicely furnished 1-bedroom. corner
apts.. In mod. apt. bldg; S1O2 .35;
utils. incl; adults only. GE. $3.50.
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FALLS CHURCH
FALLS CHURCH, RAMBLER

Bel Air section. New bungalows. 3
bedrms., large liv. rm.. firepl., bath,
equip. kit, Dashboard h.-w.h.; SIl0.
CHI 51o4 Ia
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GEORGETOWN

Three bedrms., large living dining rm.
comb, firepl., = baths, de luxe equip.
kit, Dashboard h.-w.h., garage. large
lOt, S1S5. CHI, 5lo4. --l6
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SILVER SPRING

3 3-bedrm.. 1-bath. det brick at 1921
Big Rock rd. Large, fenced yard,
June 10. $50 mo. Cali SHAM
NON & LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

COLORED-LARGE FRONT RM., pvt
entr., mr.. car line, min. down
town: | or 2 empl. persons. 1899
Belmont st. NV. LU. ALTA. Ia
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discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
80 YEARS AT OAK ST NV
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WALKER & DUNLOP

9735 51st ave. College Park: Sc
bedrm. brick rambler. in excel.
cond.: KEY at 973a: take BALTIC. pike.
2 mi. past Maryland u. to EDGE
wood rd. and turn right to 51st ave.
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2On 18th st. NV. D1. 0222. 10
NEAP CLINTON MD

2 bedrms,. liv. rm., din rm., kit.
and bath; oil heat. For further
details. call LLOYD Z. TURNLR
e. SON, 10. 9-1900. 10
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZERS. PAN. Leaders. Trench
ing machine for footings. EQUIP
MENT RENTAL CO. OIL iO53
BULLDOZERS, SHOVELS. SCRAPERS,
rental or contract. LO. 5-3331.
SH. S442. III
DEHUMIDIFIERS and air condition
erS. DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO.,
4701 Wis. ave. WO. 49O2. -12
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

EoUIPMENT-Battery-
operated amplif1ers, speakers and
trumpets, table. intercoms. and re-
corders; highest price paid. CO.
4S03. 10
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcon..l

WASHING MACHINE. gas range, vac
uum cleaner; all peri. working con-
dition: S45 complete. 1928 G st.
WASHING MACHINE, Easy Spindryer,
excel. cond.; sacrifice sale, Phone
XII. S-5549 before June ~.
WASHING MACHINE, Easy Spin
DRYER, good condition, $50. Rock
willie 31So -12
Evening star., 1952-03-05
Arnold BusIine Cuts
TO Be Aired March Is

Arlington Citizens Association
have been invited to a public hear
ing on a proposed reduction in
Arnold buslines service on three
routes.
The hearing will be conducted
by the County Public Utilities
Commission at 8 pm, March 13
lin the Circuit Courtroom of the
Courthouse.
Gerald j. Glassman, executive
assistant to the commission, said
statements made at the hearing
and communications from citizens
Ito the commission will be
presented at a State Corporation
Commission hearing at 10 am.
March 10, in Richmond.
The Richmond hearing on thu
service reduction was requested BY
the Washington, Virginia & Mary
land Coach Co., known as the
Arnold line.
The State Commission, Mr.
Glassman said, has answered 8
County Board request that the
hearings be held in Arlington BY
saying that this would not be pos
lSible.
The busline originally proposed
that certain runs be eliminated
February 18 on Wilson and Wash
lington boulevards and on Lex
highway, as well as in the Domin-
ion Hills area.
After objections were registered
by the County PUG and the
dominion Hills Civic Association
Ia compromise was arranged
pending the final sec hearings.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
Rockville Plans Show
For Fireman S Family

A community show for the
benefit of the widow and IL chill
dren of Robert Parks, who was
killed in a bulldozer accident last
month in Rockville, will be held
tomorrow in Sidney Lust's Milo
Theater there.
Proceeds from the benefit, spon-
Sored by the Montgomery Senti-
mel and the Rockville Volunteer
Fire Department, will be added to
a trust fund set up for the Parks
family by the Fire Department
To date, $500 has been collected
Mr.. Lust has donated the use
of the theater and all operating
expenses for the evening. A movie
1.-THE Duchess of Idaho" will be
shown at $3.50 and 9:15 pm.
stage show featuring stars o1
Maryland UniverSity's football
team will open at 8 pm.
Jackson Weaver, radio and tele-
vision announcer, will be the mas
ter Of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
Auto License CIips
Are Placed on Sale
In Maryland Towns

Maryland auto tag clips were on
sale today at Hyattsville, Upper
Marlboro and Rockville. The clips
are to be attached to the present
license plates.
The new clips will be on sale
each weekday from now until the
end of the month at the Prince
Georges County Courthouse, Marl-
boro, the Revenue Disbursing OF.
flee, at the Montgomery County
Courthouse. Rockville, and in the
Prince Georges County Service
Building, HyattSville.
The Hyattsville office also will
open for sale Of the tags from
$3.50 am. until noon each Saturday
this month.
Applications for new tags mailed
out from the Department Of Motor
Vehicles must be presented at the
time Of purchase. The clips may
he attached to the license plates
immediately and must be on all
cars by midnight. March 81.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
Dog Inoculation Clinic
To Be Held in Falls Church

A dog incubation clinic. part
of drive to prevent the spread
of rabies in Fairfax County. will
be held from 2 to pm. Sunday
in the Broad Street Motors, Falls
Church, Va.
Residents of the area, includ-
ing persons living in the corporate
limits of Falls Church. are urged
by the Fairfax Health Depart
ment, to bring their dogs to the
clinic, one of a series being helc
In Fairfax and Arlington Counties
An earlier story in The Star
said the clinic would be held in
the Falls Church Motors.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
|Armory Becomes Garden Scene
For Show Opening Tomorrow

presented by Mrs. Rudolph Max
Kaufman, vice chairman Of the
show committee. An award from
the Times Herald for the out
standing arrangement will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Frank Waldrop
Mrs. Kaufman will also present
awards for the best window gar.
den and terrarium.
Among the educational displays
the Garden Club League has pro-
vided space for beekeeping dis
play by the Maryland Beekeepers
Association.
The Mems Garden Club o1
Montgomery County will display
"a layer cake" compost heap
showing how any gardener can
make his own compost. and a rose
display will be prepared by the
Potomac Rose Society.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
Free Chest x-Roys Set
AT Clarendon Store

A portable X-ray machine. spon-
sored by the Arlington Tuberculo-
sis and Health Association, will be
lat the j. c. Penney Co., North
Highland street and Wilson boule-
ward, from IL am. to 6 pm. today
and tomorrow for free chest
lX-rayS.
The hours on Friday will be
from 2 to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
Civic Federation
Urges Arlington
School Bonds
2-Yeur Construction
Program Backed in
Referendum Move

Preparation of new Arlington
school construction bond issue
proposal has the unanimous in
dorsement Of the county civic
federation.
The county School Board was
urged by the federation, in a
resolution approved by the civic
group last night, to request a
referendum on a bond issue to
finance q two-year construction
program. Funds should be pro-
vided, the resolution said, to pro-
vide adequate facilities for all
elementary pupils through the fall
Of 1854 and for all high school
students through the fall of 1855.
The group accepted an amend
ment proposed by Malcolm Miller
of the Citizens Committee for
School Improvement, recommend
ing that the bond issue include
sufficient funds to make plans for
at least one additional year of
oN44OO4 OO44ob4 uCGIOIls
Amount Undetermined.
A member of the School Board,
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell, told the
federation the board has not yet
determined the amount to be pro-
posed for the referendum.
By a 1891 vote. members re-
fused to accept a proposal by
Harley M. Williams that the
School Board be requested to in
clude bond issue financing data
in its forthcoming budget request.
In other business, the federation
indorsed the establishment of an
Arlington County Redevelopment
and Housing Authority by the
County Board. It was voted to
send a representative to a public
hearing on the proposal to be
held by the board at 8 pm. Tues
day at the courthouse.
Mrs. Shirley Wheeler, chairman
Of the local Government Com
mittee of the federation, said the
1910 census showed the county
had 1887 Substandard "dilapi-
dated houses unfit for human
occupancy" The Federal Gov
eminent would pay two-thirds of
the cost of redevelopment, she
said, and construction work on
new low-rent projects would be
carried out by private contrac-
tors.
Budget Discussion Set.
Proposed Endorsement of nego-
tiations by the county for acquisi-
ton of the 25-acre Fort Reynolds
tract near darlington for a park
was rejected with acceptance of
a motion that the plan be referred
to a committee. Mr.. williams op-
posed the Endorsement because
funds are not available from the
current bond issue "to purchase
all the parks and Fairgrounds
that are needed"
A special meeting to discuss the
county budget for 1923 was set
for March 26. The place of the
meeting has not yet been decided.
The group agreed to sponsor a
frum to inform community lead
ers concerning Planning Com
missiSp proposals for spending
SIS million in bond issue funds
for highways. Lyle Brant, chair
man Of the Highways Committee.
said the commissions recon-
mendations for highway projects
in the six-year p'sn also will be
discussed. The time and place
of the meeting win be announced
later this month"; he said.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
By jones BirchfieId


gan to take on an appearance Of
spring today, as trees and flower
ing plants were lugged into place
for the opening Of the National
Capital Flower and Garden Show
tomorrow.
The show will be opened at 2
pm. by Mrs. Truman, wife of the
President. It will continue from
10 am. to 10 pm. through
Wednesday.
Already gardens consisting Of
masses of azaleas, camelliaS and
other spring flowers are begin
ming to take form in the spacious
Armory. Huge Mount Atlas cedars
and Norway spruce. towering 40
feet in the air and each weigh
ing close to 3 tons, have been
lined, like Sentinels, around the
Armory floor. The forest giants
are being used as a backdrop for
the more, colorful garden dis
plays.
There will be a Virginia box
wood garden Of giant bushes over
200 years old. These boxes have
been brought from Southwest
Virginia by the Royal Oak Nurser-
les.
Washington Clubs Installed.
The east end of the Armory
has been taken over by members
of the National Capital Garden
Club League, consisting Of garden
clubs throughout the Washington
area.
There will be an evergreen gar
den, prepared by the Burleith
Garden Club; a penthouse garden,
by the New Scotland Garden Club;
a monastery garden. by the Ken
wood Garden Club; a sunny gar
den by the Michigan Park Garden
Club; a garden terrace, by the
Georgetown Garden Club: a spring
garden, by the Silver Spring Gar
den Club: a rock garden by the
Chevy Chase CMd.) Garden Club:
a shady garden. by the Trowel
Club: a Georgetown garden, by
the Trellis Club; a Bishops gar
den. by the All Hallow's Guild; a
camellia garden, by the Glenwood
Road Garden Club, and an out
door living room, by the Perennial
Garden Club.
Window Gardens.
Sunny window gardens are being
set up by the Arlington Neighbor-
hood Garden Club, the Silver
Spring Garden Club, the Forest
Hills Garden Club, the Washing
ton Garden Club and the Belle
Haven Garden Club.
Shady window gardens will be
exhibited by the Metropolitan
African Violet Society, the Chevy
Chase ID. Co. Garden Club, the
Bradbury Heights Garden Club,
the Garden Section of the Ken
sington Women's Community Club
and the Bethesda Community
Club and the Bethesda Commu-
/
nifty Garden Club.
Five of the decorated rooms.
arranged to provide settings for
flowers, are being provided by
Woodward g. Lothrop. Other
rooms are being decorated by
Colony House, Glass House. Gene
We've Hendricks and Biggs An
tiqueS.
Mrs. Herbert H. Greger, chair
man of the garden club section.
said the IL gardens will cost in
excess Of $4,000. She said the
500 flower arrangements in the
arrangement classes will repre-
sent an expenditure to each ar
ranger of about $40.
/ In addition, she said, decorat-
ing the rooms will cost an esti-
mated $4,000.
i This, she added. will give an
idea of the lavish outlay club
members are making toward the
show.
i Mrs. Greger said awards viii be
presented tomorrow at 1880 pm,
before the opening Of the show.
Two awards. offered by The Star
flor the two outstanding gardens
lin the garden club section. win be
Evening star., 1952-03-05
Silver Spring PTA Group
Opposes Armory LOT Plan

The Parent Teacher Associa-
tion Of the Academy of the Holy
Names will oppose sale of the Sill
yer Spring Armory lot to CONNER
cial interests by the Maryland
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission.
The association urged use of the
4k-acre lot adjoining st. Mich
aelS Catholic Church for a public
library and memorial park.
The Hecht Co. is seeking the lot
to expand its parking facilities.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
Foreign Students Honored

The College Park Rotary Club
and the International Club Of
Maryland University will honor
the university's 200 foreign stu
dents at an international Stu
dents Night" dinner at 6:15
o'clock tonight in the university
dining hall.