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Evening star., 1953-09-10

BLADENSBURG RD. WISCONSIN, AVE.
OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS TO 3
Daily 10 to s, Friday and sOtwdoy 10 to 3
Evening star., 1953-09-10

ARLINGTON SILVER SPRING
OPEN FRIDAY AND MONDAY NIGHTS TO 9
Daily 10 to s. Friday and Mondoy 10 to 3
Evening star., 1953-12-11
For That College Dance

With the college year in full
swing and the holidays on the
horizon. many q girl viii be re-
ceiving weekend invitations.
Every girl will make sure that
she takes along a glamorous
evening gown. a fashionable
wrap. a good looking simple day
time dress for the day after the
dance. But too many pay little
attention to their shoes, which
can contribute so much to an
enjoyable time-both by enhanc-
ing their appearance and by
making life comfortable UNDER
foot.
A shoe wardrobe for the week.
end should include the follow
ing:
Leather pumps for travelling.
The new aniline-dyed feathers
in the beige-to-hrown family 60
well with suits Of almost any
color or fabric.
Dancing shoes, Of course.
Smooth cleaning leather in gold
or silver, or an artful combina-
ton OF both. will make your feet
look graceful and pretty, whether
you're 4AAA or &C.
Flat-heeled all-leather walking
Evening star., 1953-12-11

-
clouds-and eating ice cream,
the latter a neat after-thought
encouraged, no doubt, by my en-
thralled listening.
My preacher grandfather
Strengthened me out later on
both Heaven and islands. but by
that time the whole thing was
well mixed up in my mind and ]
continued to think Of islands as
paradises. I still have a very
special feeling about them and
whenever I daydream of the per-
feet life set myself up on an
island, one that is all mine, with
weather benign the year round
and plenty of food for the pluck
ing without planting or cultiva-
ton. Because you can do any,
thing you want to with a dream,
my palmy paradise also contains
such rudimentary fixtures as
running hot and cold water, gas
and electricity.
Since I'd rather feared that
most island paradises were con-
fined to the South Seas, a little
remote even for a daydream, I
picked up with great anticipation
a book Robert Froman has writ
ten describing in practical terms
a million or more islands which
are for sale or rent in and around
the North American continent.
Obviously Robert Froman is an
island-fancier like me, yet I
must say he has dented, If not
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Why Grow Old?
Exercises
BuIging
unonny
By Josephine Lowmon

A protruding tummy is one
OF the most prevalent feminine
figure faults. We often see this
even in young girls and it is
the usual thing in the average
middle-aged woman. This not
only ruins an otherwise good
figure but it is a health hazard.
We need strong abdominal
muscles to support our internal
organs. When the muscles be-
come lax the stomach and in
testines slump. A strong natural
muscular girdle Is especially to
be desired in woman because Of
pregnancy.
Each pregn ncy stretches
these muscles and recondition-
ing exercises should be taken
after each child arrives, as soon
as your doctor says you can ex-
ercise. However. every woman
needs strong abdominal muscles
for health. Backache and fatigue
and constipation can result from
weak muscles, to say nothing of
the cosmetic effect.
Some abdominal exercises are
quite strenuous. If you have not
been taking exercises you should
begin with easier ones. Today
I am going to give you two ex-
ercises outlining the consecutive
stages Of each exercise. }
One: Lie on the floor on your
back with your arms resting on
the floor at your sides and your
legs straight. Bend your right
knee up close to your abdomen.
Return it directly to the floor.
Bend the left knee and return
to the floor. Continue, alternat.
ing right and left.
After doing this for q week or
10 days, go on to the next stage.
Again bend the right knee close
to the abdomen. This time
straighten the leg toward the
ceiling. Lower leg with q stiff
knee. Do the same thing with
the left leg and continue, al
ternating right and left. Do this
for another 10 days.
Now comes the last stage Of
this exercise. Begin it whenever
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fractured, my dream.
We're loaded with islands, he
says. from Northern Canada on
the Atlantic all around the coun-
try up to Alaska on the other
side. But very few sound as If
they'd be any good at all for me
on a year-round basis. Good
spots for vacations, maybe, but
doubtful for the long pull. Thus
the northern islands. though
dreamy in summer, are strictly
for the gulls In winter. The
southern ones are fine in winter,
but mosquito-ridden and sultry
in sumner.
Just about the. only group that
sounded attractive to me for the
year round is composed Of South
Cardinals coastal islands, many
Of which were once plantations
but more recently were used for
such strange purposes as a nudist
colony, a rendezvous point for
rum-runners and now are prac-
tically abandoned. One near
Charleston is equipped with deer,
wild cattle, sheep and pigs, miles
Of sandy beach, freSh-water
ponds for q water supply and
oysters. clans. crabs and sea
turtles right on the front door,
step. Right now. however, it's q
wilderness. and I'm not as handy
with an axe as ! used to be.
However. all is not lost. have
two scouts who know all about
islands working on my problem:
Leicester Hemingway. writing
brother Of the famous Ernest,
and a young Englishman. Part
rick ELAN, who sailed across the
Atlantic in a small sailing boat.
They are securing the Caribbean
area for a possible paradise.
Meanwhile, I'll just have to do
with the island I currently in
habit: Manhattan, but, alas, no
paradise.
From AP Newsfeatures)
Evening star., 1953-12-11

shoes for those looked d-forward-
to walks on the campus. A pair
Of "flats" or casuals In smooth or
suede feathers with o supple
leather sole look smart and will
cradle your feet in comfort,
which is important even II you're
so happy that you're walking on
air."
Although anticipation and
preparation is half the fun,
packing can be a nuisance. If you
don't 60 about it properly.
According to the men who
know. the best piece Of luggage
for such q trip is q 21-inch
leather week-ender-big enough
to be carried comfortably.
The soft-sided leather case Is
particularly light. since the flrm
leather doesn't require q box
type frame, which adds to the
weight. The supple sides give
easily. allowing you to pack q
maximum amount Of clothes.
with q minimum amount Of
wrinkling. And the leather does
give you an air Of the distin-
guiShed traveller.
Evening star., 1953-12-11

the Twentieth Century Club and
has been head Of the Woman'S
Bible Glass Of the First Congre-
gational Church Of Washington
for II years.
The Florence Crittenton Home
was a charter member Of the
Council of Social Agencies and
was an original member Of the
Community Chest. It Is still q
Red Feather agency and derives
about one-third Of It's support
from that source.
Much Of the homes income is
raised and donated by its 26
circles while other funds come
from fees and investments, and
from the Florence Crittenton
Bazaar.
The latter is q resale shop at
3438 Fourteenth street NV, de-
pendent for its stock en- the
donations Of no-longer-needed
articles from members and
friends.
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Tribute Paid Two Members
Of Crittenton Home Board

Two volunteer workers for the
Florence Crittenton Home and
Hospital whose combiSed serv-
ice totals So years over a period
of flve decades were to be
honored today by the Board of
Managers at a meeting and
luncheon at the home,
Birthday cakes were provided
as a tribute to Mrs. Thomas E.
Robertson, president emeritus,
who reached her 85th birthday
last month, and Mrs, William Al
vord.. who will be 80 years old
later this month.
The board also presented the
two with silver letter openers
with engraved Inscriptions in
recognition of their years Of
service.
Both Mrs. Robertson and Mrs.
Alvord are still active members
of the Board of Managers of the
home which provides aid. COM
fort and rehabilitation for un-
married mothers and care for
their babies.
During the years they have
been working in behalf of the
home, more than 1000 father
less babies have been born there,
Mrs. Robertson entered Crit
tenton work in 1911 with the
organization of the Chevy Chase
Circle in her home. She became
a member of the Board of Lady
Managers in 1913 when the home
was located at 218 Third street
and known as the Florence Crit
tenton Hope and Help Mission.
It originally was founded in
1887 as a rescue home and the
name was changed when it was
Joined with the national chain
of such homes which Charles N.
Crittenton established in me-
mory of his four-year old daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Robertson was president
of the board during the years
when the present Florence Crit
tenton Home at 4759 Reservoir
road NV. was bought, and
when the Theodore Snow Me-
mortal hospital wing was added.
She was elected a member of
the National Expansion Com
mittee of the National Florence
Crittenton Mission in 1926, Serv-
ing until her resignation in 1941,
when she was made an honorary
member.
She also is a member of the
Twentieth Century Club and a
past president of the Woman's
Club of Chevy Chase, Md.
Mrs. Alvord began her Crit
tenton work in 1927 and has been
president of the Wheel Club, the
first Crittenton Circle, for Is
years. She also has been a MEM
ber of the board since 1923, rep
reSenting her circle and serving
on the publicity committee,
among others.
Mrs. Alvord is a member Of
Evening star., 1953-12-11

with the left arm and leg. This
exercise can become quite stren-
uous later on when you are able
to do it like this; raise both arms
and both legs at the same time,
touch. and lower to the floor
simultaneously. Do not try this
latter at iirst.
If you would like to have my
tested abdominal reducing and
flrming exercises send q stamped,
self = addressed envelope with
your request for leaflet No. 2,
Abdominal Exercises" to Jose
phine Lowman in care Of The
Evening Star.
Evening star., 1953-12-11

it does not seem a strain. Bend
both knees up close to the alb
domen. Straighten both legs
toward the ceiling and lower the
legs to the floor slowly, with stiff
knees.
Two: Lie on the floor on your
back with your legs straight and
your arms resting on the floor
overhead. Raise the right arm
and the right leg at the same
time. Touch the fingers Of the
right hand to the right leg or
ankle or toe, whichever you can
do. Lower leg and arm simul-
taneously. Do the same thing
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Mrs. Butoon Awuy

Mrs. Constante Batoon, presi-
dent of the Association of Philip
pine-American Women, has gone
to Manila for a Christmas visit
with her family after an absence
of IA years. She expects to re-
turn to her Washington home in
mid-January.
Mrs. Maurice Kahn, vice
president Of the association, will
act as presiding officer while she
Is away,
Evening star., 1953-12-11

OUe Glule Oh
the way home
from Sunday
school. I asked
a big girl and
she explained
t h q t t h e
Beautiful Isle
Of Somewhere
is Heaven -
surrounded on
all sides by
water. W ith
gold . pa We d
streets, pearly
gates, people
~iIi,a ~
Evening star., 1953-12-11
IMory Margaret Mcbride soys-
Dream Isle las Hot Water,
Cos and Electricity

My favorite hymn was always
Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere. /"
but when I was little I often
wondered just what an isle was.
Evening star., 1953-12-11
To Test Eut

Here's an old-faShioned but
still good way to tell whether fat
for deep-fat frying is hot enough
for doughnutS: A one-inch cube
of dough dropped in the hot fat
will brown in one minute.
Evening star., 1953-12-11

Ki-WIVES MAKE DONATlON-Mfs George W. De
Froneeoux president Of the KWves Of Bethesda turns
over check for $3.50 to james F. Hogan president of
the Bethesda kwonis Club for the Kwonis project for
underprivileoed children in Montgomery County. The
presentation took place at "lodes night dinner dance
at the Congressional Country Club Note Fine Photo
Evening star., 1953-09-27

S16.750. Modern detached 2-story
brick. Colonial; corner lot 75x135;
3-bedrmS., liv. rm.. separate din
rm:, fireplace and screened porch;
full bsmt.; beautiful grounds with
school and recreation center at end
of block; small down payment. LO.
5-2032. -27
BY OWNER-Counselma rd., Po-
tomac Village-3 bedrms.. 2 baths,
bst acre rhie, gISe sasSs e., hnd fT5 din Fbi basi
offer. Call during business hours.
JOHN w. JOHNSON. RE. 1856.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
BETHESDA-$19,95O
5615 OAK pr,

-, OPEN SUNDAY. l-6
olKs. to National Institutes Of
Health; ! blk, transp.; close to pub
&c and parochial schools; this new
lovely 150-ft. lot should please you
at once; the excellent advancement
OF the rooms permits the use OF 1
OF the bedrms. with connecting pow
der rm. as den: master bedrm. 10
din rm.. overlooks the fiagstone ter.
race and garden. We invite your I'M
Spection. DIR: Out wis, ave 10
Bank Of Bethesda. left on Old
GEORGETOWN I'd. to Oak pl. left to
our open sign.
F. FRY & co.
Owner and Builder 7240 Wis. Ave,
OIL. 4-52I2
Evening star., 1953-09-27
RETHESDA-S12Q Q50

Mr.. OUR LADY OF LoURDEs
roof, f1repl. in liV, rm., din. rm..
fully equipped modern kit. Three
bedrmS.. tile bath on End A.: fun
bsmt. with outside entrance and Law,
porch, garage, gas h.-w, heat, auto.
washer, and dryer to remain. De-
nghttul rear yard quiet street; close
to every convenience. Assume AZ
nrst trust; Early possession. once
TnuyH1 q, O., ,la,,,l. =. TJAR q A.nA
Evening star., 1953-09-27
ARCHIE CLUB ESTATES

DEIACHED COLONIAL
Charming brick, 6 spacious rms
paneled rec. rm., porch. S15.95O.
assume G1 loan. See today. Phone
ST. 3-3466 or HE. 4-4296.
TANEN REALTY co.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

WOODMOOR-English cottage with
bedrms., bath, liv. rm. on 1st. f1r.
and lge. bedrm. and full bath on I'd
fir. This attr. home on beaut. lot
has side screened porch, full bsmt.,
driveway. good buy at S1S,S5O.
vile rd., past 4 Corners, right on
Evening star., 1953-09-27
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
62O6 DAHLONEGA RID.

A floor plan seldom eaualed in this
brick and stone rambler. Offering
center entrance. Gracious liy. rm,
with, frpl.. sep. din. rm., 8 twin
size b9drms. and . baths. Bright Kit.
with brkf$t., rm.. English bsmt. with
rec. rm:, bath and built-in garage.
a lovely l5O-ft. lot. Directions: Out
Mass; ave. to $500 blk; continue
on Walhonding rd. 2 blks.; right to
mouse. Call Mrs. Chatham, ME. s.
$500 or OIL. 4-2SO6.
klRKs REALTY CO, REALTORS
Evening star., 1953-09-27
BETHESDA
BETHESDA
BRICK RAMBLER
&1O TEn
p4 o, OV
S1O1 A MONTH

4S05 RIVER ROAD
Here's o delightful vacant S-hedrm.
brick home, ultramodern and IN
peri. eond., beautiful corner setting.
Just over D. C. line and mr.. flne
scnools. MRS. FITZGERALD. RK.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
coLoRED

COLORED
$685. DOWN-VACANT
1859 Wash. I'd. Sc. Apts.; gas H.
VIII; concrete front porch; nice
yard.
SURETY REALTY
AID. 4-0531 EYES, JE. 2-0259
Evening star., 1953-09-27
SILVER SPRING

,705 RITCHIE AVENUE
Three bedroom bungalow on large
level lot with elementary and ir.
nigh schools close by. Full basement
and oil hot-water heat. Low cash
ana easy terms will handle, Call
Mr.. Clark. RA. 3-9O1I.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
REALTOR
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2o05
SILVER SPRING-VACANT
;211$ DAYTON STREET M
Det. brick. 8 rms, screened side
porch; full bsmt.: tastefully redeco-
rated 6y original owner; level,
corner lot, near schools. Shopping
churches and transp. Low cash
payment, trade considered. Out
georgia ave. lust beyond Carroll
Knobs. Mr.. Maury, TU. 2-3a26.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
REALTOR
1924 14th St. NV All A onns
Evening star., 1953-09-27
BETHESDA

Once in Q blue moon we fand n housa
worthy OF. taking in trade. We have
one such house now. priced SlS.p5O.
9 rms. bath, screened porch, 10.
It. lot. excel. Bethesda neighbor-
6o0d nood' Seen, Seen by appointment only.
OIL. 2o6695, Oh. 4-5O76; ewes. OIL.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
COLORED
WOODBRIDGE

95th and Hamlin sts. n.e.-Detached
corner home of stone construction
in finest section of Woodbridge; given
excellent care by owner; ideal for
doctors home and office; concrete
4 bedrms., liV. rm. with fireplace,
nice din. rm and modern. kitchen,
recreation rm. with fireplace and
modern bar; oil h.-w.h.; 2-car de-
tached garage; storm windows
throughout. V. L. TOOMEY. JR.,
Realtor, RE. 1926; Sun, EN-.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

RAMBLER-3 BEDROOMS,
Silver Spring area, 2 yrs. old. De-
all equip. kit. incl. dishwasher; ige'
recr. rm.. lavatory; garage; 3 min.
from Walter Reed Hospital 2 blks.
to schools, transp. Owner trans-
ferred; $40 900. terms. RA. 3-4SS4,
CHAPMAN REALTY CO., HU.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
80 LUII DG. INV.
CTT WE'D cSnTrTNY

SILVER SPRING
Brick rambler, 3 large bedrms., tiled
path, expandable attic, spacious al
elec. kit. Liv. rm. has picture win
dow, with view. built-in bookcases,
cupboards and handsome fireplace
Front porch, fenced yard. Priced
senslnly' terms. To inspect, call Mrs.
Neufeld. CO. 5-1733.
MARSHALL J: WAPLE co.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
KENs1NGToN, S12,7I

5000 CASH FOR Or 'oq 81
Two-bedrm. brick house; plastered
walls. fireplace; fully equip. kit; !;
utll. rm.; off-Street parking; on
paved street; within 8 min. walking
distance of shopping and transpore
tatlon In fully developed area. For
LAND at LO 4-fin1
Evening star., 1953-09-27
7own & Suburban, EN-. 2-94oo
BETHESDA BUNGALOW

Sl4,50O
Chestnut st.-About Is yrs. old. Liv.
nm, din. rm., 2. bedrmS., kit. util.
Fm:, large Servel refgr., gas range.
dows, incl. front scr. porch; large
rear fenced yard; no bsmt. This
home is not new. but nice and in
good location. close to schools and
.transp. About $500 down. Gail
Sqh,i SEait 7,v re- ~ 2{;;14,sS4 CHAPMAN
Evening star., 1953-09-27

, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod, sep. din
rm., gar. in bsmt.; mr.. schools and
D.; c. transp.: owner trans, must
Evening star., 1953-09-27
BETHESDA RAMBLER

Excitinglv. different one-level brick. q
large .bedrmS... . baths, center hall.
f,ree-stsnding f1repl in large iiv. rm.,
delightful dining l. overlooking pvt
grounds OF approx. "a acre; large
leaving. A luxury home substan-
tally under $4,000. EARL T.
WRIGHT, OIL. $4,000, 10. 04-7a66.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
OPEN 2-B PM. SUNDAY

OPEN 2-6 PM. SUNDAY
tached home. Vacant. Containins
large living rm., dining rIn.. family
size kitchen; four bedrms., on 2nd
floor. Finished attic, recreation rm.
with glass brick bar. Call Mr.. Pharr.
Ii. 7-2653 or
]. H. GREENE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
, HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
HOME AND INCOME

HOME AND INCOME
NEAR OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE
sEMIDET. BRIcKMAsKING S14,5oo|
2nd d.: 3-rm. apt: Ist a.: liv. rrl.,
din. rm.. kit: bsmt. 3 rms. plus
laundry; gas. h.a. ht., lovely lot,
handicapped; 2 compl. kits; quiet.
M. Eortin. 70. $500. COX &
Evening star., 1953-09-27
HILLCREST

HILLCRESI
OPEN, 2 TIL DARK
291S AND 1926 AKRON PL. Sc.
Directions: Out Penna. ave, right
on Branch ave-. right on Alabama
ave. and right on 30th / blk. to
Liv. rm. with fireplace, din. area
all-electric kitchen. util, rm. with
Laundromat. l bedrm. and bath on
1st floor: 2 large bedrooms, bath
and lge. attic fan on I'd fir. Gas
hot-water heat. Full bsmt. Com
ven. shopping. transp and schools.
JOHN L. SHELTON. REALTOR.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS. Solid
orlck' center hall. 3-story and base
ment dwelling; IL spacious high
ceiling rooms, excellent fireplaces,
handsome ,3-story stairwell bath, 2
porches, electricity. telephone, large
grove magnificent oak. walnut. pop
lar trees: deep well, spring. stream.
900-ft; frontage on State road, u
miles from La. Plata; excellent soil:
q oo eeres: Reduced price, $4,000;
ditional acreage available.
dence (built 194Sl, excellent condi-
ton; Z rooms. bath. basement; oil
burner heat. fireplace: excellent
nelgh6orhood; near school: one-acre
LA PLATA, MD-Gentleman's s-room
residence, in excellent neishborhood.
Living room 30x20, 5 bedrooms with
closets: bath, fireplace, electricity:
loft. porch on two sides; artesian
we'll; 2-acre lot: magnificent large
hardwood and Norway spruce trees
fruit: dwelling completely il sulated;
immediate possession. Sl1 900.
LEONARD SNIDER, La Plata. Md
Evening star., 1953-09-27
COLORED
OPEN 81

43O3 18th ST. NE.
Owner is leaving city, must sell: on on
of Michigan ave Semidet, on lot
32xIo7 #. End e. has 8 lge: rms.
with lge. incl. heated, porch, modern
bath, abundant closet space; 1st T.
has lge. liy. rm. with real tirepl.
full sized din. rm. incl; heated sun
gas furnace, compl. modern bath,
fge, built-in garage; additional fea-
tures, metal screens, Venetian blinds,
storm windows, storage attic; excel.
condition Throughout; reasonably
priced, with S3, 500 or more cash.
Mr.. Whaley, ia. 9-6SS4. For a
nnnd hnmh call
Evening star., 1953-09-27
OPEN 2-DARK

5012 HANNAH PL. Sc.
Detached 5 rms. and bath; newly
decor. inside and out New house
cond:. lot 40xl10. Priced to sell
at Sl1 $50, terms can be arranged
Best buy for the money. Key next
door at 500S.
BUSADA REALTY co.
441b Southern Ave. Sc. 10. 9-S5OO
Evening star., 1953-09-27
HOME HUNTING?

HOME HUNTING?
Inspect these new modern homes with
3 and 4 bedrms. and all the living
comforts with suburban atmosphere
in town. Drive out Pa. ave. to
Branch ave. s.e.. turn left to houses
at Branch ave, o st. and 3nth
st. Priced to sell from S:4 900 to
$34 $50. Open every day til dark
BUSADA REALTY CO.
AIS Southern Ave. Sc. 10. 9-s50O
Evening star., 1953-09-12
Woman Killed as Auto
Skids in Prince Georqes

A woman was killed today
when a car skidded off a turn,
on u. S. Highway 301 near High
way so in Prince Georges County,
Md.
She was identified as Halle
Williams. colored, 81, of Newark,
N. j.
The driver, Jerry Hill, colored.
18, Marion, S. c., told county
police he was blinded by an on
coming cars headlights, causing
him to go into a skid about $3.50
am.
The driver and another pas
senger apparently were not seri-
ously injured, officers said.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
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