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Evening star., 1953-10-25

Three large bedrms., east of Silver
Spring. Full bsmt. with u bath,
fireplace and outside entrance. Ample
closet space. fireplace in. lge. liv. rm
DiShwasher and disposal in lge. kit.
EXpandable attic. S3,500 down buys
this 2-year- home. WOODSIDE
REALTY AP 7-l50O
Evening star., 1953-10-25
HOUSES FOR sALz-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ACCOKEEK-About IL mi. from D.
c.. block on Indian Head hwy. 2
yr.-old lge. rambler with 8 master
size bedrms.. lge. liv. rm.. din. Im.,
kit, full bsmt. oil h.-w.h.. det. dhle.
os Rsss SsSsss' IE;E TsnsN issrs SPsrY
INC. lS46 Good Hope I'd. Be-, 10,
1900. 10. 1854.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Onen S1lndaV ia

507 LINCOLN AVE, TAKONIA PARK
Vic. of washington Sanitarium-2-
story det. brick, on lge. beaut. cor
ner lot. Out New Hamp. ave-. left
on Ethan Allen approx. 2 blks.,
approx. / blk. right on Lincoln ave.
rm.. fireplace, Side porch. din. rm..
kit. refgr., range, 8 bedrms., bath;
nice throughout. See today. Bsmt.,
oil h.-w.h., storm windows conv. to
Seventh-Day Adventist. elementary
and parochial schools; beaut. lot and
section Listed at S17,750. with
$4,000 down. HU. 3-3316.
Chairman Realty Co.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
HOME WITH INCOME

Takoma Park--3-unit brick apt. bldg.
about 2 yrs. old. 1st fir. has spa.
cious 5-rm. apt. for owner, consist
ing of liv. rm. (firepl.l, 2 bedrmS.
kit, din. rm. and bath. Live here
and receive an income of $1S5 pei
month. Separate entrances, oil
h.-wh.. 2-car brick garage; cony
ACKEN, Realtor. JU. $4,000. JU
Evening star., 1953-10-25
COLORED
TAKOMA PARK AREA

Beautiful detached 3-bedrm. brick;
20-ft. liy with frepl.. sep. din. rm.,
full bsmt. with outside entr., lge.
colored neighborhood. House only
6 yrs. old. Price only S14, 500.
Reasonable down payment.
Colonial Investment Co.
RE. 7-6650. HO. 2-6920.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Small Suburban Estate
Tn WO0dnnO0r

Reasonably priced by owner. White
brick custom-built Colonial on 8
large wooded lots. Completely linl
fenced, picnic grove, etc. large
bdrms., Ia baths, large 1iv. rm.,
separate din. rm., full daylight
bsmt. with large paneled rec. rm.
and bar. Many extra features. New
house cond. Excel. terms.
215 CREsTMOoR CIR. JU. 9-93sS
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Owner Leaving Town
$3.50 DOWN

3-Bedrm. Brick Rambler
Monthly payments S97.4O. Liv. rm
with dining ell. modern equip. kit.
tiled bath, bedrms. with ample
closet space; fun bsmt includes I'm
ceiling and tiled floor. May be seer
at any time. Call LO. 5-280O It'll s
pm. HUGGINS g. HARRISON. INC
Evening star., 1953-10-25
OPEN SUNDAY

SILVER SPRING-$22, 500
MODERN STYLING in this nearly
new brick home of 6 rooms, bath,
powder room, recreation room. Sc
cluded porch and many reflnements.
To reach: Out New Hamp. ave. in
Nd, / block past Lutheran church,
left on Holton lane, one block to
home at 1904.
SILVER SPRING-$19,950
FIRST-FLR. BEDRM. and bath home
with two more bedrms. and bath;
recreation rm., h.-w. heat, garage.
To reach: Turn right by Safeway
st0Ts store in IN 9499 949G block Ga. ave. and
SILVER SPRING-$24,95O
THERE'S EXTRA ROOM in this mod
ern brick home. 8 rooms. 2h baths.
screened porch, garage (2 rooms,
kitchenette and bath easily sepa-
rated from rest Of house,. To reach
From Mrs ks Tavern 90 east on
Dale, dr., 2 block to Ellsworth dr..
SILVER SPRING-$17,7 ,75O
TWo-YR.-OLD brick rambler with
hbeSdrms:; bath; equipped kitchen. d0
To reach: From 10000 block Of Ga
ave, go east on Dennis to Glenhaven
dr., left "a block to Eldon lane and
home at 1911.
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS III 5-6111
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Outstanding Values
$12,950-$25,500
ALI, OPEN I 'ti1 a

nHIcw pANEprrp S1oos,


ALL OPEN l It'll 6
BRICK RAMBLER, S12,e5O
Silver Spring. Only 1900 dowl
win take this lovely 2-bedrm. hom
with full bsmt. on lge. lev. lot. Mo
payments like rent. Dir: Out Ga
ave. to Dennis ave, then right tt
1nWood. left to Gleason and riEh
g 1o7oS Lester st; Miss Llewelyr
on property. JU. S-2222.
OUTSTANDING BRICK RAMBLER
silver Spring. Only $4,000 dowr
t.E. az TS ES. ssRS SsSTs91T aS.sm IKE rent sTi, VII
rambler, with full bsmt.. on lge
level lot. close in. Dir. Out Ga
ave, to Forest Glen rd, left to 252%
and open sign. Miss Johnson or
premises. AID, 4-2612.
TAKoMA PARK
liv. rm. with fireplace, sep. din. rm.,
fun bsnt.. built-in gar. and lge
lot. Full price only S16,250. Terms
to suit. Dir: Out Carroll ave. to
Flower ave. then right to open
sign. Mr.. Strauss on premises. JU
6-9711.
SILVER SPRING
Three-bedrm. brick Colonial In most
desirable area, with den on 1St fir,
sep. din: rm., full bsmt., lge. corner
lot. Full price only S16.250. Terms
JU. 5-s71I. "
SILVER SPRING
Don't miss this 3-bedrm, brick ram
bier with sep. din. rm., knotty pine
rec. rm,, 2 kits. full bsmt. on lge.,
level lot, Full price only S21 $50.
Dir; Out East-West hwy. to Donny-
open sign. Mr.. Hannes on prem
iSes. JU. 5-77S4.
ROSEMARY HILLS
Silver Spring, This delightful 3-bed-
rm; brick Colonial, tastefully decor.
with sep. din. rm., GE kit, powder
rm. on lst hr., rec. rm. finished in
knotty pine; in most desirable area.
Price only $21,950. Dir: Out East
West hwy. to Sunvale, then right
to Milford and open sign. Mrs.
Lamb on premises. JU. 5-6940.
TAKOMA PARK
Four bedrms. and ga baths, charm
ing and spacious brick det. home
for the most discriminating. Wall
to-wan carpeting throughout. Extras
too many to mention. Full price
only S23,960. Terms to resp. buy
er. Dir: Out New Hampshire ave.
ext. to Wildwood dr.. and left to 7407
and open sign. Mr.. Fogarty on
premises. JU. 6-7024.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Ehreo bedrmS., 2 baths. S9I1 Ken
zee this lovely det. home: ise. HV.
rm.,. sep. din. rm., kit, den, full
bsmt.; on nice, level lot. Full price
only $26,500. Terms to suit. Dir D.:
Out Conn. ave. ext. to Kensington
pkwy., then right to S911 and open
4ign. Mr.. Hanan on premises. DE.
2-6663.
MODERN REALTY co,
OPEN DAILY TIL 8 Pm.
JU 7-535O
Evening star., 1953-10-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
$11,300
MODERN 3-BEDRM.

From OWNER; Q years old; com.
pletely refinished. decorator colors
Large bright cheerful liv. I'M, 2 bed
rms. twin-bed size: child's rm. OF
space; lge. well-righted de luxe kitch.
en-, dining area. custom cabinets. g.
cuff. GE refgr.. Formica sink tops
Thore auto. washer. Kitchen Aide
auto. dishwasher, gas range: eco.
nomical auto; gas air furnace; lot
fenced; FHA financed 4lfo 25-yr
loan; S6S.5O per mo, taxes and ins
included; $3.50 down. balance ar.
ranged to suit you. Convenient tt
buses. public and parochial schools
5 miles to Rockcrest. right at tri'
angle. left to 1912 Simmons DIR
Call OIL. 9-6902. Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
$3.50 DN.-GI

40-FT. RAMBLER-$14,750
This beauty has everything. Better
than new. Highly improved Anchor
fence. alum. storm windows. etc
I3x22-ft. living room, separate din
bedrooms, bSmt., trees. Nr. tranSp.
schools. parochial and public anc
shopping. Mo. payments, S96.38, tc
qualified veteran; includes taxes ano
insur. Act fast, see this now. You'll
5-4190. List 100
FREDERICK W. gERENs SALES. INC
1 l722 L Street N w ma Skn0C
Evening star., 1953-10-25

Three-bedrm. brick Colonial in most
desirable area, with den on 1st fir,
sep. din. rm.. full bsmt, lge. corner
lot. Full price only S16,250. Terms
70 suit. Mrs. Strauss on premises.
JU. 5-971l.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

District Heights parkway-3-bedfm.
det. brick ranblers: liv. rm. with
f1repL, dining area, equip. kit. full
stairway to storage attic; S16,950
with conv. terms. Open J to g.
The DE FAB1o CO. 2423 MINI
ave. s.e., LU. 4-5660.
DIST. HEIGHTS-OPEN
3123 Ramble Wood dr.-New S-bed-
rm. home. 1 block from Mt. Cal
vary Church and school, separate
din: rn1; and full bsmt. s., 500
down. FOX BROTHERS, Builders,
JU. q-1177.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

VETs-S1. .05O down. Immediate DOS
session. NeM three-bedrm, brick
ramblers in WoodlawnI iust on An
pn;atpoiis n;t ,r road: az: Rec; room, all-slectrtc
RosERT IS S. DAVIS & CO. ''m'
81 .5OO--3 bedrms.. full bsmt., out
side entr,. hrepl.. large fenced in
lot: excel: cond. No agents. Call
OWNER. UN. 4-7162. -27
HOUSES BY HUGHES. Cheverly
Spanish villa rambler. Full bsmt.,
6an 6Gsaraes; 9 very lge rms. Only $12,-
AP. 7-140O. w"
HOUSES BY HUGHES. 5000 down to
GIs. Stunning little New England
cottage. High protected lots. lRe.
bedrms., plus expansion attic. $50
Per Per mo; Will handle. W; R. HUGHES
HOUSES By HUGHES. Arizona ranch
ers. Your dream home. 8 extra
lge. bedrms., 23-ft. liv. rm. with
handsome f1repl.. gorgeous kit,
stocked with the-minute ap-
planes, colorful tile bath; wooded
outs. winning all prizes and selling
HTaHEs CO. AP. AP s114oo. igSC' w. ~
81 500 DOWN buys this beautiful A.
6sdrm; bed home liy: rm,. din. rIn.,
StCS' AAIsB q Dhbu6S 1HuLudC. COuuI-
ton, cedar-lined closets. full bsmt.
SMITH REALTY, HO. 2-7957.
BY OWNER-Must sell and needs
cash. Cape Cod, rms. and bath,
full, dry bsmt., expan. attic; fenced
yard. Will sell CT at $4,000 with
$500 down OR So, 800 cash and take
over $4,000 mortgage, payable in
IA yrs. at $50 mo. incl. taxes and
ms, OR what are your terms? Call
10. S-S05S. Open, l to 6 pm. today.
BEDROOMS, 2 tiled baths; unusu-
ally large brick Cape Cod in beau
tiful Cheverly: 1St floor features
foyer entrance, liv. rm. with TV al
cove, separate company-Size dining
rm, and pvt. bedrm. with full tiled
bath: huge concrete screened porch,
full daylight bsmt. Owners trans
new home at S22,95O. Cali today,
WA. $4,000. till pm. ROBERT
S. DAVIS & CO.
BRICK RAMBLER, $I2,95O-3 bed
rms, huge liv. rm., gas heat; choice
location. Just of Annapolis rd.; 25
min. by bus to town. Vacant. Must
be sold. Make an offer and get
buy. Call today. WA. 7-3900, till s
pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.
15 MARTHA ST., N. ForeStviile, Md.
terrific value; bedrms., full bsmt.,
det. brick. Kit. 1879 t., sep: living
tinanclng. nv Lovely Z,,,,r neigh6oTh9od.
TATE, 1924 Penna. ave. Sc, LU.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

REDUCED TO $4,000
Kensinston. 4-bedrm. brick. Conven-
lent location. Owner transferred. I'M
mediate possession New house con-
dition. LO. 5-4153. 25H
Evening star., 1953-10-25

Three-bedrm. brick Cape Cod lge
liv. rm. with fireplace, sep. din. rm.,
full bSnlt., built-in gar. and lge
lot. Full price only $16,250. Terms
to suit. Dir: Out Carroll ave. to
Flower ave, then right to open
sign. Mr.. Strauss on premises. JU
Evening star., 1953-10-25
RAMBLER VALUE
OF THE YEAR
6119 WiScaSSett Road
OPEN sim 1-5

II you have been looking Tor a large
rambler Of the very finest quality
in the desirable Mass. ave. section,
DO NOT BUY BEFORE INSPECT
ING THIS HOME. Truly a master
piece of fine quality. Massive stone
hall. liv. rm. approx. 15x24. separate
lge. din. rm.. PANELED DEN, huge
Kitchen of tomorrow" PLUS three
lovely bedrooms and TWO tile baths;
full basement with bath and built
in garage. Beautiful woodland set
ting on an S2-ft. lot. Priced in the
30's and we are certain 1t can be
think it is worth. Mass. ave. ap-
prox. two miles beyond Westmore-
land Circle to Mohican place, left
to Wiscassett rd.. left to home
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411;
ewes, LO. 4-7444.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

e-RM., NTSI 2rEEVESL BFIS4K BFTGK RAMB1ER
Better than new. Liv. rm. with frepl.,
3 bedrms. and bath. 1st level. Lge.
kit, din. rm., powder rm.. laundry
and furnace rm.. End level. Lge.
lot. Many extras. VIII take best
offer. Mrs. Cox, ATLAS REALTY
CO., LU. 2-8136 or ST. 3-736S.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

BEL old 8-rm. and
bath home, h.-w.h., oil; garage,
barn. ga acres. beautiful view, near
bus owner leaving town.
Seat Pleasant-Fine brick. 6 rms.
and 2H2 baths. near bus, full base
ment: iot 7Sxl26; nns lawn; price
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Open Sunday, 12-Dark

DIRECTIONS: Out Mass. ave. tc
approx. half mile, then right again
onto Wilson lane. after half mile
on Wilson lane turn right at Lave.
rock lane to house; OR thru Be.
thesda, left at Old GEORGETOWN rd
(Bank of Bethesda), after severa
blocks left at Wilson lane (traff1C
light), proceed along Wilson lane
for several miles and continue past
River rd. for approx. half mile, then
left on Laverock lane to house, E
COOK. TUCKERMAN 2-0S34.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
DEAD-END ST.
BETHESDA

Away from trafic and perfect play
ground for children in congenial
neighborhood--a complete kitchen
witn real dining space-kitchen aid
iShwasher-disposal range, refgr
"A redwood-paneled wall surround
ing living room ireplace-raiSed
ceiling illuminated by fluorescent
lighting-20 feet of picture window,
all facing rear garden completely
sheltered from neighboring view
2 baths, 3 bedrooms-full daylight
baSement-antique brick, wide over
hang and entrance hall. Exception
ally large and graceful oak on lot
which is approx. n acre. Price,
S24,950, with convenient financing.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
SILVER SpRING

Don't miss this 3-bedrm. brick ram
rec. rm., 2 kits. full bsmt.; on lge.,
level lot. Full price only S21 $50.
Dir: Out East-West hwy. to Donny-
brook dir. and right to S4O6 and
open sign. Mr.. HanneS on prem
iSeS. JU. 5-77S4
Evening star., 1953-10-25
H1LLsTDE-s33 57th AVE

GOOD INVESTMENT
-, LOVELY HOME-DET.. GARAGE
lapt; furn. Incl. II sals5: YoS should
see this outstanding buy. Best loc.
IN Hillside: Mr.. Fortin. 10. $1,000.
cox & CO. UN. 4-1626.
HYATTSVILLE-$1O.600
Delightful 2-bedrm. white bungalow
with lovely fin. attic; bsmt.; garage,
PgPSNeaha; mt M. svegyI9 sveerythinE. ALVIN EP-
KENT VILLAGE-S15,500
S1!dt sHnltt basement f"9sIT iig rm WitR Ts
hedrms;; tiled bath. ALVIN EPLING
:. KENTLAND-$600 DOWN
Five mod. rms, bath, walk-in closets,
bsmt;; T1T;, deep lot; / blk; TO- school.
sEABRooK ACRES, LANHAM, MD
ps.ut OPEN, OF l.. 2 TIL Il. DARK PARK ,,,,
mi. from B. c. line; close to to : school
RE. 7-7170, Ii. 6-9556. MUS
sELMAN REALTY CO.
SEAT PLEASANT.
So. $50 buys a det. bungalow, on, lot
40x100, 2 bedrms., gas heat, alum
storm windows; 81 800 cash. Pymts
Boulet, 10. 2-2724. LYMAN c
DELE & CO.. INC, ST. 1880.
UNIVERSITY PARK
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-DARK
1912 Sheridan st.-You must see
this attractive, 4-bedrm. brick; ~
baths. all rooms very large, chestnut
trimmed throughout, lge. recr. rm.
attrac. prick-fenced yard with patio
Owner ready to SELL
UN. 4-S7S7
COHEE REALTY CO. UN. 4-7255
Evening star., 1953-10-25

BRICK RAMBLER, S12,950
Silver Spring. Only 81. 800 down
will take this lovely 2-bedrm. home
with full bsmt. on lge. lev. lot. Mo,
ave. to Dennis ave, then right to
1nWood, left to Gleason and right
to 10703 Lester ST. Miss Llewelyn
on property. JU. S-2222.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
OUTSTANDING BRICK RAMBLER

silver SPRING, Only $4,000 down
take this delightful 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, with full bsmt.. on lge.
level lot. close in. Dir: Out Ga.
ave, to Forest Glen rd., left to 1922
and open sign. Miss johnson on
premises. AID. 4-26I2.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Open Sunday, / to 5

Directions: One block from intersec.
ton of Franklin and Flower aYes.
follow Hewitt's open signs to IL
Stockton I'd.
Evening star., 1953-08-07
ChiIdren's Bureau LeofIet Reminds
Blind Child Is Child First
Handicapped Second

adhered to. Only the way that
is most effective for the individ-
uals involved.
Parents could save time and
it would be much easier if they
did everything for the blind
child" the pamphlet states.
But then he would never learn
to do things. for We only learn
by doing :"
And a blind child can learn
to do almost everything a sighted
child can, including running,
roller skating and riding a tri-
cycle. Parents may think that
everytime their blind child falls
down it is due only to his not
being able to see. Most of the
time it is just what takes place
when any baby begins to get his
balance, walk and move about.
Home Is Best
Home is considered the best
place for handicapped children
to live. with a few exceptions.
If possible. a blind child should
be enrolled in a nursery school.
too. either for blind or sighted
youngsters.
You can't begin too early to
have your blind child become
friend and playmate of sighted
children" the author adds. "At
first it may be necessary to make
an extra effort to get children
together for play. But 1t is
worth it when you see your child
begin to meet real life situations
as they are. If you can, put a
sandbox and any simple play
equipment in your yard. Keep
modelling clay and finger paints
on hand Or a pipe to blow soap
bubbles"
Sighted children usually look
upon blindness in a more healthy
way than many grown-ups do,
we are reminded. Their ques-
tions should be answered frankly.
But they are no more curious
than they are in learning why
some child has red hair or per-
hapS wears clothes different
from theirs"
Get the help you need, from
community encieS, from
schools, in order to raise your
child to be as much like other
children as possible, parents are
urged. Addresses of national Or
ganiZations are given.
A final word is added: "The
first and last lesson for the par
ent of the blind child is: Believe
IN him and have confidence that
he can have a good life. Give
him love, affection, good health.
See to it that he is taught the
Skills and has the experiences
that will develop his many abili-
ties.
If you do this, he will be we'll
on the road to independence and
a life that is as interesting and
happy and useful as that of any
other person."
Individual copies of the
pamphlet are on sale by the
Superintendent of Documents,
U. S. Government Printing Of
flee. Washington 25, D. c., for 10
cents. Other titles in this series
of leaflets may be obtained for
the same price from the same
source.
Evening star., 1953-08-07
By Betty Miles

In a gentle little leaflet, one
of "a series for parents who have
a child with a handicapping
condition, the Children's Bu-
reau explores the world of 'The
Preschool Child Who Is Blind. "
Others in the series have been
"The Child With Epilspey. ="
"The Child With Cerebral
Palsy" and ''The Child With a
Cleft Palate"
One of the most dreaded OF
Affections to those who have
sight, blindness is normal to the
unsighted child, the pamphlet
points out.
"The baby who is born blind
doesn't know what seeing is, !"
the author explains. Nor does
he know that he is deprived of
anything, that he is missing any,
thing. And he won't for a long
time >. BY the time he realizes
that he can't see, he can have
grown into happy person who
is meeting life as we'll as any
child. He can feel that he is
loved and wanted and that he
can make his own way"
OF course, it is hard for par
ents to accept their child's blind
ness. But they are reminded
that their baby is first of all a
child Blindness doesn't make
him so different from a seeing
child as one might think. He is
far more like a seeing child than
different from him"
The more parents understand
children in general, the better
they will be able to raise their
blind child. with special helps.
He is born, for example, just
as all children are, with the urge
to begin reaching out and NOV
ing about. But since he cannot
see, he needs to be encouraged
to reach and move through
voices. other sounds, and a vari-
ETY. Of things to handle. In that
way, his Unborn curiosity can
lead naturally to growth and de-
Velopment.
Specific Suggestions
The pamphlet includes many
specific suggestions as to how
this might be done. "As a start"
1t explains. "he needs to be
moved from place to place more
than you would move a child
who can see. And he likes to
hear conversation between 9TH
ers and to have people talk to
him. If he knows that there is
a string across his crib that toys
are attached to, he will begin
reaching and hitting at them"
He enjoys being played with,
too. as much as any other baby.
But in his case it is important
always to let him know that you
are going to pick him up. If
lifted suddenly without warning.
he may be startled. ..-
Blind children may be slower
to learn than sighted children
at first, but slowness doesn't in
dicate mental deficiency. Blind
children are about like other
children in ability. Psychologists
and social workers and others.
however, "say there is a close
tie-in between how high or low
a child rates and how much
security the child has and how
much opportunity he has had
to learn"
With blind children as with
others, each is an individual. So
are their parents. There is no
right way" that must be strictly
Evening star., 1953-08-07
Paid
ToWonen
In Service

Women in Washington for the
25th biennial convention Of the
Order of the Alhambra, at the
Mayhower Hotel, had their own
day yesterday and took the
| opportunity to honor their sisters
in the armed services.
The Salute to Servicewomen"
luncheon was the highlight Of
Ladies Day, and featured pres
entation of citations to the
directors of the eight women's
branches Of the armed forces.
I'VE take this occasion to
salute you and express our deep
appreciation for your splendid
organization and record Of patri-
otic service" Mrs. Gerard v.
Hemelt. chairman Of the lunch
con, declared as she presented
the honorees with their GER
tif1cateS.
Mrs. Hemelt explained that
the citations bore the text of a
resolution adopted by members
of the Order of the Alhambra,
a Catholic fraternal group dedi-
Gated to preservation of Ameri-
can Catholic historical sites.
"Your call to duty in the de-
fense Of our country and in the
promotion of high ideals has
been a source of justif1able pride
and an example for the women
of America" it stated in part.
1.-THE outstanding accomplish
ments Of your organization(s)
in the crucial struggle now going
on have been an inspiration to
safeguard the liberties and rights
of free peoples"
The servicewomen guests were
also paid a verbal tribute by
the guest speaker Of the day,
Brig. Gen. Patrick j. Ryan, Dep
uty Chief of Chaplains. Depart
ment OF the Army.
"You occupy an honored spot
in our hearts," he said. I'VE
look upon you with respect. ad-
miration and affection.
Directors Of the women's Serv-
ices who were present to re-
ceive the citations included Col.
Ruby Bryant, Army Nurse Corps;
Capt. Winnie Gibson, Navy
Nurse Corps; Col. Irene Gallo
way, Women's Army Corps;
1t. Comdr. Beatrice v. Ball.
Coast Guard Women's Reserve
(SPARS): Col. Julia Hamblet.
Women Marines: Col. Nell Wick
life. Army Women's Medical
Specialist Corps, and Col. Miriam
E. Perry, Air Force Women'S
Medical Specialist Corps.
Capt. Louise Wilde, director OF
the WAVES was represented by
her deputy director, Comdr.
Kathryn Dougherty: Col. Mary
10 Shelly, director Of the Wom-
ems Air Force, was represented
by her deputy director. Maj.
Elizabeth Ray. and 1t. Col. Dor
othy Zeller represented Col. We
rena M. Zeller for the Air Force
Nurses Corps.
The luncheon program in
cluded greetings from Richard
A Mahar, general chairman OF
the convention which closes to-
morrow. Mrs. John Coke was
co-chairman of the luncheon.
Evening star., 1953-08-07
A Special Dish

Cream Clipped beef on toast
becomes very special when
served in individual toast cups
Trim crusts from bread and
press into muffin tins or cuStard
cups. Just before serving add
dark shiny wedges of ripe olives
to the creamed beef. Looks
fancy and tastes delicious.
Evening star., 1953-08-07
Island Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Haugland
of Washington and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marcus Warsaw of Silver
Spring are vacationing in the
Virgin Islands where they are
guests at the Virgin Isle Hotel.
Evening star., 1953-08-07

STORE HOURS: $50 AN. TO $50 PM.