davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arizona post., 1953-03-06
SociuIs and
Personals

Newcomers arc Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Fiori and daughter, Vera
a student in junior high. Living
at 2545 E. Water, they came last
month from Bayonne, N. j. where
Mr.. Fiori was an automobile
dealer. He is still Bayonne ZOA
president and regional ZOA vice
president and active in JNF.
Mrs. Dorothy GOldstOne, Rhine
lander, Wis. has been visiting her
brother and sister-in-laW Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Goldberg, Wiltshire
DR.. Accompanying her were her
daughter and son-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Gordon, Chicago. Mr..
Gordon is a lawyer.
Harry Harris joined his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Curtis, Bakers
field, Calf. after a residence of
over 10 years here. Friends are
sorry to have him leave.
Newcomers to Tucson from
Williamsburg, NY. are Mr.. and
Mrs. Solomon Taub, 1927 E. 9Th.
Mr.. Taub is melamed.
The Elliott FeldmanS' named
their new baby Gayle Faith; mad
vertently we called her Gayle
Saith-our apologies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Lafis, e.
18th, had their daughter Mrs.
Morrey Feldman, Hyde Park, Chi
cago, visiting them. Mrs. Field
man is buyer at Blum's Vogue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam MOskOwitz
Brooklyn, are guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Ellis Brahms, for
few months. They will attend
the wedding of their son, Bert.
Visiting i'm Tucson for month
are Mr.. and Mrs. George BraVer
man, NY. Mrs. Braverman is the
niece of Abraham Feldman, f
4th. Mr.. Feldman is CIO or
ganiZer.
The Arizona post., 1953-03-06

Mrs. Sue Frank and Stewart
MoSkopf, Philadelphia, have beer
visiting with the Herman Weiss
IS, E. Seneca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Remer,
Chicago, are remaining thru
PASSOVER as guests of his brother
and Sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Morris Remer. They 60 to LA
for several days meanwhile.
The Arizona post., 1953-03-06

Mrs. Rose AbramOff, NY, Wis
tied recently with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Abramoff, after a trip to
Florida, where she visited a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry IgielSkf.
returned from a honeymoon in
Mexico City and Acapulco and
are living at 1923 N. Tucker DR..
The Arizona post., 1953-03-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ROsep
bluth have as their guests thei'
daughters and grandchildren
Molly Rosenbaum and son Ricky
Ethel Goldberg and daughtel
Gale, from Plainfield, N. ].
Visiting i'm Tucson for a month
is Harris Weiner, Bloomfield
Conn. He is the father of DR.
Leonard Weiner.
The Arizona post., 1953-03-06
Sedley-HOpkinS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Rubin held q
reception at their home last
Thursday for 25 friends in honor
of Mr.. Rubin's seventy-fifth birth
day. Mazel Tov! He is president
of Young Israel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lesson, Min
neapolis, have been visiting the
Louis Lessons. The men are bro
theirs. Mr.. Leeson is in the furni-
ture business.
Evening star., 1953-09-25
GLOVER PARK

Very attractive and spacious. '20-tt,(
Colonial row in one OF the most
popular sections in town: :; bic beu-
rooms. screened summer sleeping
porch, Ia baths: also. fine screened
porch of dining rm. basement with
iavatory and garape. S11.9JU. Call
Mr.. Dick TAYLOR teves.. WO. 6-11S4
with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
Evening star., 1953-09-25
MASS. AVE. PIX, D. C.

NEAR NAVAL OBSERVATORY
FULLY detached. charming, modern
brick home Deep reception hall,
huge step-down liv. rm. with open
ing to large secluded garden, am
rm.. small den. on lst f.; ; twin
size bedrms., exceptional closets. :!
baths both with tub and shower
on md: tremendous paneled room
With firepl. and l. bath in bright
bslnt. Highly desirable community
quiet street. near fast transp.. con-
Venient to public and private Schools.
price, 500 $50. Attractive financing
available. Early possession. once
open Ill 9.
Evening star., 1953-09-25
S14.95O

LANGLEY PARK-3-bedrm. brick
and-frame Colonial, large living
room. family-sized oining room.
kitchen with table space, full base
ment completely tiled; Anchor
fenced lot; storm windows: . blocks
from school: house in excel. condi-
tion and owner vii, accept small
down payment. MODERN REALTY
COMPANY, JU, 1880. Open eve-
nines 'til q N n, cR
Evening star., 1953-09-25
RETHESDA

ON APPROX. ACRES
First Offering Of 90-ft. rambler fea-
large kit. 3 bedrms., = baths, rec;
rm.. 2-car gar. Entire house is all
electric including heat. Large. beau
tiful trees. Owner asking S31 500,
will take 100000 to $3.50 lst
trust. S6,500 CASH SHOULD
HANDLE: Vacant. OIL. 4-067O. Ewes
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY, INC.
nT R-E2nn OT
Evening star., 1953-09-25

733 ADRIAN ST s.E.
New section: semidet. brick; 6 de-
lightful rms, rec. rm., bath ano
bsmt.; clean as pin; 6 yrs old
storm windows; yard; only $12, $50
call now. HU. 3-3316, CHAPMAN
REALTY CO. -25
$3.50 DOWN-ASsUME CT LOAN
Fine, modern 5-rm. semidet. brick
rear M Yard Yard Fl Dupont Hills, Sc
Priced to sell TODAY. Call Mr.
Penland. ST. 3-136S; ewes. LU
2-T612. till 10 pm.
ATLAS REALTY COMPANY
Evening star., 1953-09-25

Silver Spring, $14,950
One block transportation; near Mrs
KS. Three bedroom bungalow in
fine condition: full dining room. q.
baths: finished basement; stairway
to storage attic: h.-w.h.; lse
65x161 lot with sprinkler system
ideal for garden lovers. Shown by
appointment.
CROSS & PERRY, INC.
OJ O-nOO2
Evening star., 1953-09-25
ROSEHAVEN, MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-Sale by owner-modern
brick Cape Cod on large lot. bed
rms. = full baths. full daylight
bsmt.. screened porch on ground
level. equip kit. VA approved at
S"4. 500. Large 10000 G1 loan
purchaser. Call OIL. 4-7221. No
BETHESDA bedrms.. y baths;
reduced to S21,95O for quick sale
BETHESDA, S15.a5o - Immaculate
brk bungalow near new elementary
school and NH; " bedrms., bath
full daylight basement; low cash
payment. easy terms. FRANK s
PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7O07; ewes, OIL
BETBEsDA Locust Hins,; S:9.55O;
93l5 West Parkhill dr.-Vacant J.
Center hall, liv. rm.: rhirrored tirepl,
bedrm.. den. bath. large screened
porch and built-in garage; End f..
huge bedrms.. bath: loads of closets
Anchor-fenced yard. owner want;
Offer aIa must sell ,Ss, 0psn ~ Il to eEsiTY dsIS
BEfHiEsDA AREA. $I5.s5o@conven:
lent to Naval Med. Center; l-yr.- old
brick bungalow; > bedrms.. tilt
bath on 1st H.; beautiful big. tedrm
on End f.: full basement; disf
washer. disposal: fine. loc. IN com
paved streets, and sidewalks; new
trust; PAYABLE S90;50 mo-. incl
slider $500 down. FRANK S
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411; tves., 10
BETHESDA. Locust Hill Estates =
BY owner. Modern brick Colonial
over ls;acre lot. First A.; Lge. Nv
rm., kit. den and lavatory; lge
bedrms..- > baths, ample closets
Third A.: Finished attic. Bsmt
Recr. rm. with bar and fireplace
storage rm. and utility rm. Attached
garage. House vacant. Will considel
trade. Price, S"9,750. For inspec
Open Sun. :: to ) pm. 93O3 Rock
BETHESDA-AYRLAWN, SI3.45O -
Mod. all-brick Cape Cod. on lars,
wooded lot: liv. rm.. din. rm.. mod
kit. " bedrms and tile bath: ex
/ pansible End fl. with heat anC
plumbing roughed in: gas air heat
aluminium screens, and storm win
6'; dUws; ideal for hI ehildren; Cal al Mr 4
61S0. r. H. BEST. INC. Realtor.
BETHESDA. near Lady of Lourdes
schools and shop; sttrac. Whit
! brick 2-bedrm. bungalow; full bsmt
liv. rn.. frepl.; kit. with din, space
storm windows: 12n5 Kentucky ave
! OIL. <-7540. No agents. 80
Evening star., 1953-09-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

APPROX. 3 ACRES for truck farm
ing. Summer vacation home or home
for retired couple. Five-rm. house,
barn. garage, pig pen, chicken house,
summer house, well of good water
has never gone dry. Property To-
Gated 90 miles from Washington, one
mile north of Thurmont, Md, ON APP
Piles Church rd.. known as the
Wastler home. Priced for quick
sale to settle estate. $6,500.
LLOYD w. WASTLER, Administrator
3034 NJ St. NV. AID. 2-0794
Evening star., 1953-09-25
SHANNON & LUCHS co
5000 Conn. Ave. KE. 1-lS0l
KENT

hCN J.
First offering of This stately custom
built Colonial Center-entance home,
with first-hoor library and powder
room. large screened living porch
overlooking beautiful grounds with
depth of "36 IT,, an abundance OF
4 bedrooms, = baths on md floor;
bedroom and bath or 3rd f., plus
large STORAGE areas; rec. room with
fireplace: Lear built-in garaee.
Price. S64 so Call Mr.. Poston. Ma:
$4,000 Ewes WO. h-l9l". BOSS
d PHELPS, INC, l4l7 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-25
JU. 9-6"O0
SILVER SPRING

III HAMILTON AVE.
Tapestry brick. large liv. rm., din.
rm.. unique, mod. kit, . twin-bed
rms. and bath on 1st: l large bed
rm. on end; :? screened porches
2nx24 det. garage. Well-landscaped
lot, garden, fish pond, outdoor fire.
place. Full light bsmt. = blks. to
new Highlands school; . buses :
blks. Outstanding buy at $l6,a50
JU. 9-43OG. ~
Evening star., 1953-09-25

Real value in this 2-yr-old quality
built rambler; center-hall entr..
large liv. rm. with Roman brick
f1repl:; especially equipped kitchen
; bedrms., baths. screened porch
full bsmt. with firepl., b.-i. garage;
large shaded lot. Price, $50, 800
For details. call
HOLMEAD. Realtor
Evening star., 1953-09-25
Town g. Suburban, EN-. 2-94OO
MT. PLEASANT

VACANT, 4 bedrms., lovely Semidet;
brk.. 4 rms. deep; 3 porches' full
bsmt.; property in modern condl-;
tion owner says sell now. GOOD
terms, price is right. LEGUM q
GERBER REALTY CO. EN-. 10000,
1915 Conn. ave. Open till pm
Evening star., 1953-09-25
Clio THE EVENING STAR
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER e5. 1883
HOUSES SALE-N.W. (cont.I
FOUR
WOMEN
or
WITH $1,000 EACH

Win GIrUOu EAOn
II you are tired OF Twins in a room
or small apt. and throwing your
this opportunity. We have spa
cious. detached home on large lot,
eonv. to everything. You will each
have a beautiful bedroom with ?
extra guest rooms in addition to
tremendous living quarters, fireplace,
big, dry basement; oil heat and Of
street parking for 4 cars. MEZZA-
NOTTE & Co. CO. 5-@060; evenings,
TO S-0-1- oh
Evening star., 1953-09-25
BETHESDA

Once in q blue moon We find house
worthy of taking in trade, We have
one such house now. priced SlS,930.
Il rms, | hath, screened porch, 20
it. lot. excel. Bethesda neighbor-
hood. Seen by appointment only.
Call BOWLING g. GARDINER,
OIL. 2-6695, OIL. 4-5076; ewes, OIL.
4-5o2q %
Evening star., 1953-09-25
RIGGS PARK

RI.q5n down buys this 1-rm., plus
beautifully finished recr. rm.. Ia
baths. These new homes are com
plete with dishwssher and saroase
disposal.
OPEN DAILY
rTir. Out N, Fl. ave. to Risgs rd.,
right to Chillum pl.. right to sample
home, 5@S3 Chillum.
Sidney z. MenSh & Co.
Evening star., 1953-09-25
Burning Tree Club Area
$42,500
Unusually Nice Rambler

One Of the incest we have seen
Nearly an acre of Handicapped
grounds. Quiet, good taste, Excellent
Arrangement; entrance hall to love-
ly living room and paneled library
with fireplace. separate dinins
room with screened porch, very at
tractive and efficient kitchen witt
fine breakfast alcove and laundry
> lovely large bedrooms. 2fa bath
Oibrary can be used as 2nd bed
room) fine paneled recreation room
in basement at ground level. ha!
bath and has been used as bedroom
2.-car attached garage; stars I
SCHWAB. EN-. 2-5SO0. Ewes, OIL
o-14Oo or OIL. 4-76q3.
Evening star., 1953-09-25
$1,000 DOWN
EXCEPTIONAL BUY N.W
NEAR THE CATHEDRAL

An eXceptionaIIy spacious Semide-
tached brick home that is ex-
scheme and vet the decorations
throuahout are in excellent taste.
3 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS. Spacious
1st-floor plan: living room with
fireplace: family-SiZe dining room
library or den; lst-noor lavatory;
UP-TO-DATE KITCHEN; an un-
usual paneled recreation room with
bar and powder room; , porcheS:
automatic heat; built-in earage
Owner having purchased a Subur-
ban home is anxious to sell To
inspect call Miss Bland teveningS.
CO., INC. Realtors. DI. 1880.
Evening star., 1953-09-25
BETHESDA-EDGEMOOR
A AREDROONGS . RATHS

PRICE REDUCED TO $35,750.
A soft. liv. rm. is one of The out
standing features of this attrac
4-bedroom, 2-bath Dutch Colonia
bric!: home which also has lst.
fl. Law. 2-car gar; within . blks
of elem. school and brand-neV
Lady OF Lourdes Parish. Large Isl
deed of trust. Will decorate tt
suit you. w. B. WRIGHT. EN-
2-hE0n I'll q n M
Evening star., 1953-08-17
Five New Polio Cases
Listed in District Area

Five new cases Of polio were
announced in the Washington
area today.
Prince Georges and Fairfax
Counties both reported two cases
while Montgomery County, hard
est hit so far, added one more
giving it a total Of IS.
Prince Georges health officials
listed a 12-year-old boy of the
5000 block of Chillutn road,
Mount Rainier, who was taken
to George Washington Hospital,
and a 6-year-old boy of the 1900
block Of Fifty-ninth avenue in
District Heights. who has been
taken to Children's Hospital. The
new cases brought the polio count
for this year to 20, compared to
43 at this time last year.
In Fairfax County new cases
included a 10-year-old boy of
Route 2, Herndon, Va, who has
been taken to Children's Hos
pital, and a 14-year-old boy of
the 1900 block of Roberts lane
in Falls Church. Fairfax now
has IA cases. compared to, % at
this time last year.
Montgomery's new case is a
32-year-old woman of the $500
block Of Iroquois street, Glen
Echo Heights. The county had
six at this time last year.
Evening star., 1953-08-17
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO, Aug. II, GP, (UsDAl.-sal-
able hogs, 1900; fairly active, generally
steady to strong on butchers and sowS:
most choice 190-280 pounds 25.O0-25 so;
a few $3.50: most 160-1S so pounds - so
$500 a few 290.33o pounds, 80
y .00-23.50; bulk 100000 pounds 19.. 90
21 80; good clearance.
Salable cattle $4,000: salable calves.
700; slaughter steers and yearlings
mostly steady to 25 higher; steers be-
low average good slow: heifers steady to
% higher; cows steady; bulls steady to
% higher; vealers about steady: choice
and prime steers and yearlings 1900
1928; few loads prime p6h 26.50-27.25;
eia, eiaI ID down to to q 1900; choice and prime
choice 14.5O-22 90; utility and com.
mercial cows 1l.25-14;5O; Gamers and
cutters 9.25-11 90; utility and CONNER
cial bulls 12.5O-1 90; commercial to
prime vealers 16.O0-24.00; culls down to
1000.
salable sheep. 1000; native slaughter
lambs scarce, steady; good to choice
offerings % OO-24 90: latter price top;
receipts mostly yearlings ,wethers; market
not established on this class; sheep slow,
steady; slaughter ewes 4.50-6,25.
Evening star., 1953-08-17
Points Change Color,
Act as Thermometer

NEW YORK.-Telltale paints
that change color when they
reach certain temperatures have
been developed.
They can be sprayed or spread
on parts of aircraft engines or
industrial heat enchangers where
it is important to know the
maximum temperatures but diff
f1cult to use measuring instru-
mentS.
Evening star., 1953-08-17
Lanston Monofype
Merger Papers Due
To Be Filed Soon
By Nelson M. Shepard

The agreement and certificate
merging the Lanston Monotype
Machine Co. into Lanston In
dustries, Inc, Is expected to be
filed with the Virginia Corpora
ton Commission at Richmond,
almost any day now.
When it is filed, a spokesman
Of the Virginia Commission said
today, there may be a hearing
before action is taken. Attorneys
for one Of the opponents of the
merger, it was said, has request
ed a hearing. This is the Security
Banknote Co. of Philadelphia,
which has fought the merger
into Lanston Industries since it
was first proposed last spring.
The firm is the largest Lanston
Monotype shareholder. with
more than IS per cent of the
stock.
Lanston Industries was in
corporated in Virginia last
March for the purpose of merg-
ing Cuno Engineering Corp. and
Lanston Monotype. Lanston In
dustrieS, meanwhile, has already
acquired Cuno. There was con-
siderable interest here, in the
merger as Lanston Monotype
has been traded extensively on
the Washington Stock Exchange
for many years.
The filing with the Virginia
Commission may come late to-
day or soon thereafter, as the
Commission is fully aware and
already has seen a copy of the
agreement. The board of Lam
ston Industries approved the
merger last Friday, it was re-
ported. Ratification had been
deferred pending study of the
legal problems brought up by
the opposition of the Security
Banking Co. That firm pre-
viously had asked the Virginia
Commission to reject the merger
plan. Lanston Monotype direc-
tors had indorsed the proposal
last Tuesday.
Objective Is Achieved
Minnesota Mutual Life In.
surance Co. of st. Paul, Mimi,
has achieved its objective Of
reaching 81 billion of life in
Evening star., 1953-08-17
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug. II LPl.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow (Great Britain in
dollars. others in cents:
Canadian dollar in New. York open
market LIS per cent premium or
1O1 .1Sa4 United States cents, unchanged
Europe - Great Britain (pound)
day futures -2.S1is. unchanged: Great
Britain. 60-day futures 2:S1is. un-
changed; Great Britain 90-day futures
2.S0iS unchanged: Belgium franc)
2.OOH, unchanged; France (franc( .28ss
of a cent, UP .00,s of a cent; Holland
(guilderl 1884. UNCHANGED; Italy Qiral
ts 1eseadoS sSo unehansed rST1asal sWeden
(krona) 1895. unchanged; Switzerland
(franc) freel 23.3412. unchanged: Den
mark (krone) 14.52. unchanged.
Latin America-Argentina (free) 7.24,
unchansed; Brazil (free) 2.65. un-
changed; Mexico 1885. unchanged;
Venezuela (bolivar) 3O.O3. unchanged
Far East-HonE Kong dollar 1850,
nnchanpaa
Evening star., 1953-08-17
'OkIuhomo' to Be Made
Into Wide-Screen Film
By the Assoeias.d Press

~ ui0 USSoGtuISo EEUSS
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE
authors of oklahoma have
announced their world-famous
musical, now running for its 18th
straight year on the stage, will
be filmed with a new wide-screen
process.
A spokesman for Richard
Rodgers and Oscar Hammer
stein II, who wrote and pro-
duced the show. said they agreed
to film it after seeing samples
of a movie technique created by
Michael Todd. Broadway show
man, and DR.. Brian O'Brien OF
the American Optical Co.
Evening star., 1953-08-17

surance in force, Allan Rutledge,
jr., general agent of the WASH
ington agency announces. The
73-year-old company is one Of
the Is largest mutuals in the
United States. The company's
Washington agency was estab-
lished in 1929 and consistently
has been one of its leading pro-
ducers. Charles w. Hackney is
regional manager of the Eastern
Seaboard Division regional group
Office set up here in 1948. It
now services group insurance on
some 100 firms.
Mr.. Rutledge reported that
the total assets of Minnesota
Mutual have grown to over $3.50
million. AS of June, more than
$143, ,795,504 has been paid to
policy owners or their benefici-
aries, with 81 cents. of every
dollar being paid to living policy
owners. The company's average
rate of growth, he said, exceeds
by 54.3 per cent the national
average of the Is leading mutual
insurance companies.
Hayward Joins Firm
Gordon A. Hayward of Silver
Spring, Md, has joined the New
England Mutual Life Insurance
Co. as a life underwater here.
He is associated with the COM
pany's j. Hicks Baldwin Agency
in Washington. A former teach
er in Montgomery County pub
lie schools before going into
insurance, Mr.. Hayward studied
at the University of New Hamp-
shire and the University of
Maryland.
Columbia Federal Honored
The Columbia Federal Savings
and Loan Association is the only
savings and loan institution in
Washington to be cited for hon.
orable mention or any award
in the survey conducted nation
ally by Financial World publi-
cation. Columbia'S recognition
was given for the excellence of
it's annual report to shareholders.
Ford Truininq Course
A group of the Ford divisions
sales department from all parts
of the country is taking an in
tensif1ed course in sales training
at the Ford merchandising school
in Dearborn, Mich, to fit them
selves as field contact men.
Among them are George c. Mac
Gill, administrative clerk, and
Paul F. Herfurth, feet sales and
Serive representative Of the WASH
ington Ford district.
Five Attend Institute
Five executives from this city
took part in the 30th annual ses-
sion of the National Institute for
Commercial and Trade Execu-
tives, which concluded Saturday.
1t was held on the Northwestern
University campus, Evanston, Ill.
having been a seven-day course
on trade association and cham
ber of commerce management.
Those attending were Pauline
B. Dunckel, executive secretary.
Institute of Cooking and Heating
Appliance Manufacturers, Inc;
John A. Logan, president, Ma
tional Association OF Food
Chains; Curtis H. Porterfield,
administrative assistant, Ameri-
can Association of Nurserymen:
Clarence R. Miles, manage, legis-
lative department, United States
Chamber of Commerce, and
Charles M. Mortensen, associate
manager, trade association de-
partment, United States Cham
ber of Commerce.
A scholarship for an American
University student interested in
career in management en-
gineering has been established
by Nelson P. Greller, president
Of Nelson p. Greller & Associe
atek
Evening star., 1953-08-17

One look at Mercury viii remind you that here the
that sets the pace in syeinsde and And youget
behind the wheel of this beauty, you'll realize what
difference proUen V8 makes! For Mercury johnny
comeaey to the V8 field V-8 engine the only type
that has eUer been good enough for Mercury
When ride has given you idea of Mercurys power
and performance, its greater driving and Iuxuy-then
come back and talk doa You'll find that Mercury
prngy little than the so-caed lowest priced cars Come
in soon, and how little it up Mercury!
Evening star., 1953-08-17
Objective Is Achieved

Minnesota Mutual Life In.
surance Co. of st. Paul, Mimi.
has achieved its objective Of
reaching 81 billion of life in
Evening star., 1953-10-26
Inner Wheel to Sponsor
Benefit Bazaar and Purtv

James Darlington: Mrs. Charles
z. Eckles, Mrs. Arthur Christie,
Mrs. A. r. Clas, Mrs. George e.
Muth. Mrs. Edward S. Brashears
and Nine. Nong Kimny, wife of
the Ambassador Of Cambodia.
Mrs. Robert B. Riley, jr., Is
general chairman Of the affair.
Committee chairmen who will
assist her include: Mrs. Donald
M. Bernard, pantry shelf; Mrs.
Charles M. Schneider, candy;
Mrs. Orville Crouch, gift stall
and white elephant table; Mrs.
Granville Guide, table prizes: Mrs.
Richard H. Hutchison, tea table;
Mrs. Parke P. Jones, attendance
prizes.
Also, Mrs. Joseph C. Mona
CHAN, arrangements; Mrs. L.
Gardner Moore, invitations; Mrs.
Leverett C. Stone, publicity. and
Mrs. L. Leroy Tuerke, Christmas
decorations table.
The club. president, Mrs. F..
Eugene Richter, and past presi-
dents will preside at the tea
table.
Among the many items for
sale will be: home baked goods
and jellies, jams and relishes,
handmade articles, Christmas
wrappings and many varieties of
white elephant items.
Evening star., 1953-10-26

Mrs. John Foster Dulles. wife
Of the Secretary of State, will
be among the many sponsors Of
a benefit card party and bazaar
to be given by the Inner Wheel
Club of Washington at 2 pm.
Tuesday, November 3, at the
Shoreham Hotel.
The wives of several diplo-
mats also will be sponsors.
Proceeds from the event will
be turned over to the Inner
Wheel Brace Fund for cerebral
palsied children.
The fund, established a year
ago. is administered by the D. C..
Society for Crippled Children
and is the only one of its kind
in the Washington area.
Others who will act as Spon-
sors for the benefit include: Mrs.
Clarence A. Aspinwall, Mrs. C..
Dewitt McInerney, Mrs. James
r. Kirkland, Mrs. William F..
Guide, Mrs. William Montgomery,
Mrs. Heinz Krekeler. wife of the
Ambassador of the Federal Re-
public of Germany, and Mrs.
Evan A. Shell.
Still other sponsors are: Sc
nora de Esteves FernandeS, wife
Of the Ambassador of Portugal;
Mrs. c. RAYMOND Wire. Mrs.
Evening star., 1953-10-26
Convention

The 50th annual convention of
the District of Columbia Divi-
sion, United Daughters of the
Confederacy, will convene at 9
am. Wednesday at the Confed-
arate Memorial Hall, 1922 Ver-
mont avenue NV.
Registration will begin at 8:45
am. and Mrs. Leonard E. May
field, Division Chaplain, will be
in charge of memorial service
to be held at lis pm.
DR.. Ella r. FaleS, president
of the division, will preside at
the all-day session.
The Mrs. William B. Sin
mott" award will be presented
TO the chapter having the best
historical Scrapbook.
Tonight. the District Of Co
lumbia officers Club, UDC, will
meet at $50 pm. at the YWCA
for their annual dinner. Miss
Liza Ellen Carpenter is president
of the club.