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tcontJ APIS. FURNISHED. c.

1922 10th ST. N.W.-Entire floor
facing Kalorama Park--Liv. rm.r
bedrm., kit, bath: for = or more
girls. Conv. to Mt. Pleasant, Calvert
St and Conn. ave. carline. May be
seen all day Sunday, weekdays after
6 pm. DE. 2-0915. la
3O-UNIT APT. BLDG and 3 bed
rms. S75 and $50: children welcome;
heat. h.-w; laund. tn. 2-l3S7. Ia
ROOM. kit. -dinette and bath, heat,
h.w.; laund.: easy to park; excel.
location. DU. 1915.
20O9 WYO. AVE NV. Apt. p
Large efficiency. attrac. furn.: incl.
utils.. .S97 30 mo. NO. 7-019O. ~
ONE-RM. EEFIC.; apt. bldg; 18th
ST. bus. $50. DU. 7-4200. Ext. 10
.Oe1 KALoRAMA RID. N.W.-one.
rm.. kitchenette and bath apt; 1st
A.; nicely furn.: 10 min, downtown.
SO month. DU. 1859. IL
$40 TULIP AVE. N.W.-Two bed
rms, liv. rm,. din. rm.. kit. bath,
back porch. Apt g; J-6 busline;
$50 mo. III. S-97O3 -13
TAk0MA PARK-Attractively furn.
incl utils. Ju a-3139. liz
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YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME.
Around the corner to everything,
single. pvt. or share. Girls and boys.
private bath. pvt phone in every
room; 24-hr. elevator and switch
board service. Delicious home-cooked
meals, individually served. Reas
prices. See manager, 1925 M ST,
N
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
lContinued.)

MOVING AND HAULING: reason.h,.
rates. AID. 4-4O37 IN
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGr
will accept surplus furniture as nsrf
payment on your moving, STORAGE:
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes, RIA. 3-l4i6'
ROYAL TRANSFERRING will NOV.
YOU BY lob or So hr.: 8 rms. as low
HILLS TRANsFfERIxny o.y or br
small and large Jobs; trained men:
,! IoT short 6sngs:; ms, II: 6-9342
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms; expert packine
AGE CO INC Established iSos
LIGHT HAULING, local movinL
beaches esp S L. MORRIS, %5II
10th st NV Call To 2-116O ate,
4 pm
ARE You MOVING to California o,
to some ether Western state? DAILY
service On household Goods an,
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING, Ma. S-4S52.
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
4lOl HAYWOOD PL.
MT RAINIER. MD.
NOV

LAW q OSSOFANS1.
fare: convenient to shopping cente
and theater; excellent bus transpor
tation.
Nicely furnished apt. with recep. hall
liv; rm., dinette, bedrm. kit. ant
bath; sos including utilities.
Plenty of parking, lovely grounds
Apply in person. WA. 10000.
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APIS. FuRNIsHEp--MD.

TAkOMA PARK - Attrac. immac
apts., 3 rms. SIS; > rms. S5o-S ti5 :
beautiful district. JU. 9-4559. ewes.
and weekends 10
TAK0MA PARK rms, cross ven
tllstlon; well heated; adults; ga
NEWLY DECORATED terrace apt.
Modern laundry facilities. EMPLOYED
couple preferred. SIS mo. JU s.
1912. -iS
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I3I SOUTH COURTHOUSE RID. Arr.
Apt. 6-Nice l -bedrm. apt. in prac.
tically new bldg; conv,. to Fl. Myer.
Pentagon or d. c. For further de-
tails. call XII. 9-43S3. WALKER &
DUNLOP; INC. 1900 18th st. NV.
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APIS. UNFURN.-D. c. tcont.

:515 BLADENsBURG RID. NE
Utils. sin incl. LA. s-8li3. "a
1909 QUARLES ST. NE. Apt. /,
Two rms, kit; dinette; bath screened
p rSf4 w. s'4 ave- F. 5 81. sfE gsfd nc
laee MASS a, AVE: NV. 1St tlr
& COLBERT. INC. Realtors, 1891
X st. NV. MA. S-SS75. -13
WE CAN NOW OFFER a one or two
bedrm. apt. at 3945 4th st. Sc
corner Atlantic ST., excel rm. sizes
Close to large shopping center and
tlansp. at your door Rentals Of
NON &. LUcHs CO. i505 H st. n W
aoLBROoK ST. N.E.-one bedrm.
liv, rm,. dinette. kit. bath and porch
apt, $3.50 mo-, includes heat ano
1904 18th st: ne. Apt. 3. liz
NE. = Large one-bedroom apartment
ia 2-201O. liz
CARLTON HOUSE
$500 Wisconsin Avenue NV.
Studio and bedroom apartments in
one of Washington finest apart
ment buildings. Decorated by Dor
year-round air conditioning. secre-
tarial telephone service, package
receiving room. roof sun deck am
plified master television antenna
system; ground-floor laundry. Rents
start at SS2 for studio apartments.
Management on premises.
41O 18th st: me-, Apt. So bedrm,,
per mo- TORRE REALTY CO., 625
N: Capitol St. no. 2-1200. IL
90" 14th ST. NV:
45O6 GA. AVE. NV.
Bedrm.. liV, rm. kit. bath; newly
decorated. $50 up.
1871 Vermont Ave, Ma. S-221O
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE. ID, c., near Circle,
schools, churches, stores and bus
terminal; LIST floor, lge. liv, rm.. din
nm, kit, twin bedrm. and bath: End
cry and bath. $500. Wo. 6-9i6
ROCK CREEK PALIsADEs-s15o mo.
New 3;bedrm. rambler, 10 min. to
Bethesda Naval Hospital and NH
ShSEa oy y a s9Ss only RE call MICHAEL
WEST OF 10th ST. N.W.UMod. :.
bedrm. house. furnished, gas heat.
Sl4S a per mo. Year lease. AID,
SILVER SPRING, MD.-7oe Poies.
rIn;.. din; rm.: kit. and bath, Auto o..
MER SuxIER CO. soS Il t st. NV NV.
IA s707i4. After 2 pm. cal. ~.
FAIRFAX CIRCLE. va b MrS
"a baths, util. rrn.. oil heat. attrac.
DEsIkABESIaEs' NV IN S- IoaGSarroN. Se,.
Wisconsin and Conn; ave.-3 he'd
rms rms porches, Bsndix, dishwasher.
Immed.. occupancy. Can WO. 6-S463,
Four BEDRM., s-BATH. newly decor.
. and furn. NV. cor. S-rm. home.
Oid rent CEILING. S275 but will rent
W.
i 5Ioer ecr' rm. and garage. Ia u
Viz FORT BELvo1R, Is min min to
pentagon. Three bedrms., recr.
Water Tm, gar s.s6 Ayaii' immed' Call Edge
baths, large liv. rm., library. din.
NINoToSN, OIL. &.2$s55, H En-. a- 2Ssr
VIENNA lem! coN yA Ai.,.71 ,ssdrms.:
washer; avail Oct. II for 6 mos,
. SlSo s M Vienna en- S9i-M; 10
low, on large fenced lot; outdoor
grill. Two bedrms,, separate din.
rm., liv. rm., kit and bath, STORAGE
eiemen. and jr. high schools. SI35
sttic Within walking distance to
s 81 n NO N 4 L9cHs Co. 1905 H
CHEVY CHASE. MD, in the hamlet;
Sst!rac. furn. 3-bedrm.. 2Is-bath
home in this convenient and ex-
GGluSNe area. S275 mo. on lease.
r po TIA. appt; to inspect, call Mrs.
Ro eIsfe, WI ME-. s s.ssso. or n. L.
DETACHED bungaiow. 3 bedrns
gas heat; nice yard: Parkwood Fs-.
yates mr. Cheverly; $3.50 mo DOUG
N; es SMILEY, INC, UN, 4-S260, TN.
ALEXANDRIA 3-year-old, 2-bedrm
brick house; lge. yard; close to
SScnools and shop: fun bsmt.. gas
neat; SI23 mo. Elk. 3-9277. ID
AkLlNGTON--Conv. to schools and
stores. bet: brick home, lovely yard.
good neighborhood; piano. automatic
washer. ironer. freezer, 3 bedrms'
bath. recr; rn. and hali-bati1 Avail
Oct. 10; $50 mo. IA. S-1112. III
JUST $3.50 DOWN and monthlv
rental Of S1?5 gives. you the down
payment option to buy a de luxe
brick semirambler of three bed.
rms. and fin. rec: rm. for Sl3,95O,
Buy or rent under a plan where
every dollar benefits you rather than
a landlord
Drive out N. H. ave. or RisRs I'd. to
univ; lane, turn right to w. PARK
Or. left, into Adelphi, following d.
rrectional signs to model home. Open
Saturday-Sunday, 10 till z; daily,
t. N. LERNER & CO. To. e-11se
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Walker & Dunlop. Inc.

APT. 9. 3249 N ST. N.W.-Attrac.
completely furn. apt. with liv, rm.,
din. rm.. bedrms., "a baths. side
place in liv. rm: S235.
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CLAIRE APIS, Sc.
Two-bedrm. apt. freshly decorated:
lee rms: utilities included; $50.
Modern f1reproof bldg; incinerator
each floor; ! block to schools, close
to shop. and churches. See ianitor
after Il. Apt. A-3 3715 End St. Sc.
10. 2-3934. lie
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BELLE VIEW
WHERE TOWN AND
COTINTP MEET

COUN1h1 MEET
ONLY 20 MINUTES FROM
DOWNTOWN q. c
!. > AND 3 BEDROOM APIS
RENTALS INCLUDE UTILS.
The lving IS far better. at
BELLE VIEW but the COST is
no higher han that of
modern city apartment.
LOG +TED IN THE BELLE
HAVEN COUNT try CLUB
AREA. lust of the lovely
Potomac. Large rooms. smartiy
designed. cross ventilation,
fire-proofed. off-Street parking
Fairgrounds. shopping center.
No industries. TT or nuisances
OF my Kind. School located
on premises. Excellent bus
service
On Mt. Vernon blvd. I mile
south If Alexandria. Va.
Rental Manager on Premises
Hours: Daily, $50 Am &c Pm
Saturday. $50 AMI PM.
Ewes. by Appt., South s-S001 }
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MOVING. low rates: guarantee work.
/ general hauling at any time; rea-
/ sonabl rate. 10 3-5407.
| MOVING AND HAULING-Pads and
van service: reasonable rates. H.
GREENE, Ii. 4-253S. -1s
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AIR-CONDITIONED

AIR-CONDITIONED
LUXURY APARTMENT
For family or corporation that can
afford the unusual in comfort and
amenities Living room ~ #, by "a
#. with two exposures and fireplace;
dining area for 8 persons: . bed
rooms. and baths. or 3 bedrooms
closets: one or two Kitchens with
electric. dishyasher. garbase disposal
unit. clothes washer clothes drier.
and refrigerator with deep freeze
compartment: 70 * by - # private
fiagstone terrace with adjoining bar:
southwest corner of 9th floor in re-
Gently completed, air. conditioned
Carlton House, $500 Wisconsin ave
NV. commanding magnificent view
of city and Potomac River valley.
Planned for owner of building and
never occupied. Secretarial telephone
service. garage. basement laundry
facilities and future public dining
room. Furnished transient guest
rooms available in building. Call
EN- 2-S2O0
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Completely
Redecorated

l, 2 AND 8 BEDRM. APIS
Our facilities include large modern
shopping center and off street park
ing.
Congress Park Apartments
1865 SAVANNAH ST. Sc.
OFFICE HOURS: MON. THROUGH
SAT. 9 TO 3: SUN. 12 TO s
10. 2-0151 10. 2-0152
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APT. g., o002 p ST. N.W.-3 rms.
Kit; and bath. Just of Dupont Circle
S125. Janitor will show.
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WILL REDECORATE
169 Quebec Pl. NV.
Large liv. rm,. bedrm., kit, din. and
bath apt, avail. for imm. occup.
S63.30 mo. includes all utilities.
Call ME. S-5402 to Inspect
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200 18th st. NV. co. 5-0aee-1:
EMBASSY APIS

1913 Harvard st NV. efficiency. lge.
llv. rm.. kit. dinette and bath; also
l-rm. and bath with hotel service
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING PACKING. STORAGE

I -BEDRM. APT. unfurn-; LIST Ar /;
Silver Spring, upper Ga. ave. $40
maximum. JU. S-l422.
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4?5 18th ST. S. Ell bedrm., liv.
rm., dinette, kitchen and bath $40
plus .utilS;; CHARLES C. CONNER,
2IaI II ST. N.W.-Corner apt. .
rooms. kit. bath. in lge. apt. house;
newly redec. $50 mo. Elk. 3-4556
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APT. 6, 1850 NEWTON ST. NV
Lay. rm.' bedrm.' kit.-dipette, S55
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KENT VILLAGE
THE DRAKE

Bradley blvo.. Bethesda's finest loca-
ton. Lovely lge., 2-bedrm. apt. in
this new luxury bldg. COW to
transp.. shopping and churches. Lge
liv.. rIn., dinette.. modern kit. bath
and loads of closet space and roof
garden: Only S1l9.50. incl. all utils.
41:iu Bradley blvd.
ALDON PROPERTIES, INC.
RIM. 1012, Woodward Bldg. MA. s-574O
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pRIvATE ENTRANCE-cozy. c

rm., next bath. hot plate. refer; 81
mo-. single. 1924 Belmont NV. i
eth ST. NV. 3l52-Attrac. bed-liN
rm.. kit. -dinette. pvt. bath: $50 me-
Quiet empl. cple. no. @-S452
- 8th ST. S.E.-Two lge. bedrms
with liv. rm.. din. kit. bath an
porch, beautifully furnished: adult
only; 500. heat and hot water inc
] 4s 5H GfiRRiAiRD' ST. N.w.-Redec'. l
IN. effic., adj. bath; $50 mo-. inc
s-ASS. AVE. NV, IIII-Two bed
rms, front view, nicely furn.. PVT
kit. bath, utils. incl. HUI. 3-4 13E
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SNTTRE End FLOOR-Liv. rm.. bed.
rr1., kit, bath; nice furniture. linens
dishes; 500. IL. 4-0S0I. is
CONN. FACING KENNEDY WARREN
and 2-bedrm. aptS. accom-. 3-4
adults; utils.; laund. EN-. 3-5797.
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THE MANCHESTER

DIX. W. Conn. ave. 1-bedrm, at.
trac., clean. modern furn. Best NV
location. ,s117.50. Lge. effic., sep
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, DedrmS.. kit. tiled shower. liv
ali utils.. garage linens and dishes
etc Ideal for 3 or girls or cple
with child. Call Ii 4-0567 or TU
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CONGRESS HEIGHTs-A beautiful

apt available on 2nd fl. of new du-
pick. Liv. rm.. dinette. nedrm., kit.
bath and small rear porch. All new
~ painted and furnished; very
16right; Complete with new ol Electro bcs
st. Sc, 10. 2-S333 Ia
COLUMBIA RD., 18th st. NV
bedrm. apt. with liv. rm.. kit, bath.
porch. Lge. rms. closets beautiful
turn.. dec. Adults, S120. AID. 2-S053,
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3 ROOMS. DINING ROOM, kitch

near bus; employed, married couple
no chlldren; reas :; 1-5 pm, LII.
2-3296: 4409 Ord st. ne ii
2-RM. APT, kit pvt. bath: all utilS
Norton pl. NV. IA
S2I KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Kit. and
bedrm., completely furn.; SemipVt.
bath; $50. RIA. 6-9032. -l3
1850 18th ST. N.W.-Furn. apt: 2
and 3 rooms, on 14th st. carline.
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>rd-fl. front: porch; deep closets;
$50 mo. Shown SIS pm. is
i,Ji3 K. I. AVE. NV. - White: bedrm..
Iiv. rm., kit. and bath: S75 per mo
Ii. 7-51 "a or NO. 7-0436. lie
@ REDRMS., Iiv. rm., kit, and bath;
utils incl; 500 mo-: can give day
care children. 10. S-5S31. -12
CATHEDRAE AVE, near Connecticut
Avail. Oct l; 3-rm. apt. suit 2
men: large closets good parking
DU. 7-7S4O. after 6 pm lie
80. 50-PRIVATE ENTRANCE. studio
for | man; with new tile bath; "a
hr. gas heat; 6:30-9:30 pm. 1896
r St NV -l3
GEORGETOWN-B edrm., kit. porch.
share bath $50, incl. utils.: HO.
2-4514, before q M after & % m
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APIS. EURNIsHEp-VA.

ARL.-Furn. ef1c. in apt. bldg: COW.
to bus and business section. Phone
IA. 2-1656 10
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NEAR SHOREHAM

NEAR SHOREHAM. soft. liv. rm..
: bedrms.. scr. porch. full din. rm.
co. ,2-OO65. Apt. COS or Emerson
1552 ? : ST. N.w.-Apt. No. 4. Two
larse rms, eff. apt, with kit. and
$50 RAYMOND R. RUPPERT. 1911
v fs9 s. AVE EN- Nw ST. 3i 5sdfms. lv. i rm
Kit, bath; Roomy, conf, excel
TIE WARWICK APTs.-3O51 Idaho
raj ayes; elevator BLDG, secretarial
service, 1-bedrm, apt; also efficiency
1901 tC7.AAIVERT NV. 18th and Col.
MP f2t' bo of2 ne F FM n-gGl5 oidr
pix; 500. g. Forester st. s.W. Apt,
1Ss WE WEBSTER S5PR4 ST. N.E.-Duplex IND
fl LiWTm. bedrm.. Kit, bath. Mod
ern residential area. Cow; to tranSp
$500; utils; incl; WA. 7-2149. ~
liv,. rm., bedrm.. kit. bath. $50 incl
1855 s' COIN on q Av2.1Huge Oedrm.i liv
rnn.: kitchenette and bath for 3
adults; Sil0. Also / apt. Sl00,
o" pletelS farn.: for slris; VIC. c SS';
No. I-SuOU. or UN. 4-S44O. y"
furn. or unfurn.; Wash. Va. and
Md. Acne. 524 Bond Bldg. Ma
P8I0 GARFIELD ST. NV. at Conn.
ave. Convenient and popular neigh
borhood. .Attractively and completely
furnished in all detail. Suitable for
two or three adults Sl3u LUTHER
L MILLER. EN-. 1885,: DE; .
SMALL STUDIO ROOM, dining al
cove and bath; newly decor.; S65
month includes utils. Apply Apt
No. 9, COS 14th IT NV -l3
LARGE, COMPLETELY FURN. two
bedrm. apt; beautiful furniture. &c
make nice home. $3.50 mo. l61H
aIO6 nth ST. N.W.-Two apis. fol
rent; also | liGht Housekeeping RIM.
nicely furn. Reas. rent. RA, 6-3695
GEoRGEToWN-Liv rm.. bcdrms
Kit. bath, porch flrepl,; suitable
or 3 adults. Sl21 so. HO. 2-O567
ONE BEDRM. APT. nice NV. loo
/ block of 10th ST. Reasonable
suit. or ,. After 1, LII. 2-n636
Ia
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BACHELOR QUARTERS

Large liv. rm -bedrm. combination
and bath with shower attractively
turn maid service: best NV. sec
! ton. S65. WO. 6-0IS3.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
Parents Return From Africa
To Put Santa in Minor Roll

can missionary was stationed
there.
While on the packet boat, they
met three white priests who were
on they way to Goundam, 80 kill
ometers from Timbuctoo.
Gather Lecture Material.
The Sweeneys took large num-
bers Of pictures, which they plan
to edit and use in lectures. They
also surveyed plans for future
expeditions. At Timbuctoo, they
photographed the camel cara
vans that travel from the north
to reach the Niger River. On one
occasion, 200 camels were photo
graphed.
The Sweeneys photographed a
wedding dance at Sangha, Wis
tied various botanical gardens,
visited Conakry. capital Of
French Guinea; went to the is
land Of Los with It's 15-foot vein
of bauxite, ore from which alum
mum is made.
They also went to Kinda.
where there are two famous in
stitutions. One is the Tropical
Pasteur Institute, where snake
venom is extracted for medical
purposes and monkeys are used
for polio studies. The other is
the Institute des Fruits ct Ag-
rumes Coloniales, where various
fruits and vegetables are the
subject of experiments.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
BY WiIIiom A. MiIlen

Four Washington children are
eagerly looking forward to
Christmas-but they are more
interested in Africa than the
North Pole.
For their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward c. Sweeney Of $500
Nebraska avenue NV, have been
on a safari and are due back in
Wa shington shortly before
Christmas eve. Their children
are: Susie, IL. Edward. jr.. 10.
Phillip, 8 and Harriet, 6.
Gone month, the Sweeneys
have kept in touch with some Of
their friends here through the
medium of a newsletter. They
sent the original to Mrs. Will
liam j. Sweeney, the children's S
grandmother. who has been TAX
ing care Of them, and she had
the newsletters mimeographed
and distributed.
Third Trip.
Mr.. Sweeney is the profess
sional staff member on aviation
for the Senate Committee on
Interstate and Foreign Com
merce. Mrs. Sweeney is a bot
anist and has collected speci-
mems for the Smithsonian In
stitution. This is their third
trip to Africa in two years.
This time they concentrated
on French West Africa. They
left Washington around the mid
die of November. To keep him
self posted on the various ac-
commodations offered by air
lines of different nationalities,
Mr.. Sweeney decided to try Air
France this time. Accordingly.
they flew toN Paris and took a
plane for Dakar on the West
African Coast.
From Dakar, by various means
of conveyance. they visited
many native tribes. They took
a packet boat from Matti via
the Niger River and stopped at
Sangha, where there were $500
natives in the tribe. An Ameri-
Evening star., 1953-12-18
Asphalt Institute
To Locate at COLLEGE Park

The Pan American Petroleum
g. Transport Co. has accepted
an invitation from the Univer-
sity Of Maryland to establish
permanent headquarters of the
Asphalt Institute on the College
Park campus, the board Of
regents has announced.
DR.. H. C. Byrd, university
president, recommended to the
board that $250,000 be provided
from the University Endowment
Fund to build a headquarters
and research building. The prin-
cipal cost would be amortized
within Is years on rental basis.
Estimated floor space of the
building would be between TO-
600 and 1000 square feet and
would be adjacent to the chem
ical engineering building.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
Retreat House Addition
To Be Dedicated

A $150,000 addition to the
Washington Retreat House for
Women. 1000 Harewood road
NE, will be dedicated at 10
am. tomorrow by the Most Rev.
Patrick A. O'Boyle, Archbishop
of Washington.
The Franciscan Sisters of the
Atonement, who operate the
retreat house, plan an informal
ceremony because of the Advent
season. A formal open house
for the general public will be
held January 10.
The frontiersman., 1953-11-19
Kew Tv and Radio Service Opens

A new business opened in Pal mer last week in the Neal Wright building. Polar Electronic Sales and Service, Inc. will operate a television and radio repair shop in the space formerly occupied by the Alaska Communication Sys- tenn.
 Marvin Wilson, who has been in radio work since 1929, and who will be in charge of the local shop, recently arrived in Palmer with his family from Seattle where he was employed the past four years in the Frederick and Nelson television service depart ment. Other members of the busi- ness are Red Mayo and Thomas Strachan of Anchorage.
 The Wilson's son enrolled in the Palmer High school this week. They are making their home in the Pioneer Apartments.
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room by the teacher and had an opportunity to examine the art display and the individual work of each student. Movies were shown by Superintendent Ernest E.. Line and after the business meeting refreshments were serv- ed by the faculty.
 Wasilla Boy Scouts went on another overnight hike from noon Saturday to noon Sunday behind Paradise Lake toward the Little Susitna River. Scoutleader Frank Sorenson got the boys settled and then left them to use their own resources. Each hiker was respon- sible for supplying his own food and clothing needs on the nike and received valuable training in how to make a light but suf- ficient pack.
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Mrs. Edith Compton, linotype operator at The Frontiersman, is confined to her home this week with humps.
 Mrs. Ruth Meigs of the Meigs- Bristow School of Dance Art of Anchorage was visitor in town Friday of last week, interviewing prospective students.
 Marylou Rideout, home demon stration agent of the Extension Service is attending the Copper Center homemakers' meeting to- day. Consequently, there will be no workshop at the Extension craft room this Friday.
 The Flying Bull' took off from Palmer Airport Monday of this week for another load of Chiri- koff beef, for the Palmer Cold Storage. Last week over 10000 pounds of beef were flown in from Chirikoff Island.
 John Loring passed his written and flight tests on October 30 and now holds a private pilot li- cense. He has been flying off the Palmer Airport.
 Mrs. Ann Holbrook is back to work at the Post Office follow ing a few days vacation.
 Residents of Palmer area will not be asked to participate in the mock raid alert planned by the Civil Defense organization of the Anchorage area on Novem- Der 21, CD Director Edward Inn me said this week.
 Clayton Esslinger, comptroller for the Coop left today for Seat tie and Portland on business for the Coop. Mrs. Esslinger who accompanied her husband plans to go on to Ohio where she will visit her parents.
 c. M. Waldram and his family
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Mrs. Rodney L. Johnson of Sutton is the 1853 winner of the annual award of a silver covered vegetable dish given by the Ma tional Garden Institute, it was announced this week.
 When visited by the judging committee, Mrs. Johnson had on hand 1498 pounds of canned and frozen berries, vegetables, fish, poultry, game and other meat, plus 285 pounds of stored vege- tables and enough potatoes for her family for the winter.
 Like most pioneering Alaskans, Mrs. Johnson prepared her win ter's food supply in spite of in adequate or inconvenient stor- age space. Committee members were impressed with the excel lence and variety of foods cram med into a 23-foot deep freeze and lined up on shelves in the basement to insure the Johnson family of four a whole winter of delicious meals.
 In the freezer are cranberry, rhubarb, raspberries, strawberries and some peach sauce; chickens, ducks, spruce hens, moose, cari- bou, sheep, rabbit, veal, pork and some fish; brussel sprouts, beans, beet green, broccoli, Chinese cabbage, chard, cauliflower, kale peas and squash; canned in glass