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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcont. }

l7o3 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
2nd A.. sgle. and dble. Newly deco
rated. good meals. Cow. transp.
CAREFREE LIFE in an old virginia
mansion. 10 minutes from D. C.,
Arl. Hall. Pentagon. DAILY MAID
SERVICE. Parking. IA. $500.
aoO1 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-NHice.
clean single or double. rooms, good
meals 9m Tv y0S Go f s54Ss people, ZOE rec
LADY TO SHARE 2-rm. apt. with
another: nicely furn., plenty hot
water, gas heat, Frigidaire. ali utiIs.
furn.: So per wk. Ii. 7-4249 after 6.
2322 seth ST. N.W.-Lge dble or
sgle. I'm. cow. to Govt. bldgs.; exc.
meals; with or without board. --17
1916 MASS AVE. N.W.-Fine food!
s servie. rms s5s Men%Smsn Maid
Saturday" and Wednesday, too.
CAPITOL TERRACE, $500 18th st.
hS S fm a'T NJ. co b hs9s '00kin King
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
231O AsHMEAD PL. NV
Double and single rms. some with
private bath. American plan. excel
meals; home atmosphere. no. 2-3666.
WESLEY HALL
I42e 2lst ST. NV. HU. 3-3o2A
20 residence halls catering to young
men and women. Running water.
Daily maid service. Bendix washers.
Selective restaurant.style menu.
recreation room. Free dances.
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HOUSES FURNISHED
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, \

ALEXANDRIA-2:bedrm. home. Only
blocks to CIV hieh. blks. 70
s siiss re 5osl 4 't W. srA As'i Co. nS 81
CaEsTYERBRook. VA. Is Minis .i from
Pentagon-Colonial semibrick. iss.
rms. ' sss heat; $50 ac0T I'M. ss1s 60
FOR LARGE FAMILY. near Capitol.
Navy Yard; 6-rn. furn. brick house,
10 nedrms.; good eond. Elk. 3-6S4a.
CHEVY CHHsE-Nr. schools, 9 rms,
MRS: CLYDE c. DUNNiNGToN. Of.
23S635. EN-. 2-s3s3: II?
1 sisC saII7 me- sssrT 6s r ;.sss5:
as ;:,,. EMERSON ss;sq st St; s.w-ss%a'sss,s:
hh;:, sEh: Sgaso; scr: rear porches:
sss;n A4 SsIfss sh ss l 81 g. NJ
c NE S-4 CHASE. Md mi -l from
p, c. line. Mr., Rock Greek PaTs.
Lee. living, rm,. mod. kit, full
esnt.f % and School Ii $3.50 assF m snoDDiTU:
GOOD NV. SECTIONS-'Two nice 81
bedroom houses: row brick: Sis
psyERE r w 1EfBe; Pa Assn G e. Ex.
FALLS AIS c MShSaz: clean mls and
nsw-looking. Separate din; RIM,
F FREE! 81 IN liv. nm. blks; q
bath. Lge. basement and attic.
s sis ''r 5SsEeH PorSs s Ass CO.. CO..:
KENSlNGT0N. 81 Carroll pl.. corner
Conn. sve.ws Bedrooms ?V On a. acre re
Of eround; children and pets ex-
G q IlNlSS & CO.. 1881 L st, NV.
HOUSES Sx2vAnAsLE in D, c. and
Vs. s sasod TO- S THos cil sMH Mt LLHPp
N; ARL.-2Is-bedrm. brick Colonial:
ssr;; f si7S S'A Crescent resent II 1osa-j t fs
AREfNGTON Blvd. near IT, Myer.
stone. and frame Colonial; full bsnt.;
ton; nicely furnished: clean lean avail
aas sss '$?sa1s';ls: 1880 $780, All 2k,s Ssse
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. rambler
on LeeSburg pike: kitchen equipped
with stove, refrigerator. automatic
washer: good condition.; fenced rear
yard: available Immediately; Sl35.
Call rent dept 9 to s.. ia. $4,000.
FOUR BEDkMs.. ~; rm,. nreplacs.
din. ,rm;, kit. fun basement, front
porch. large, fenced-in back yard;
well furnished: near school and
churches. transportation and shop-
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-3 bedrms.. oil
ht.. rec. rm., incl. yd.; conv. schls.
6416 31st st. NV. OWNER, EN-. b
2S14: after SUM-, WO. 6-4257. --16
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Well-furnished
detached brick: six rooms, baths;
5000 mo-. WALTER M. BAUMAN.
1927 X st. NV, MA. S-6229. Eve.
and Sun. WO. 6-0747. lie
221O CATHEDRAL AVE. NV
rooms. completely furnished. double
garage: references; SITS. Wardman
Park Hotel vicinity. no. 2-7695.
BEVERLY HILLS. ALEX is..
bedrms., liv. rm. with flrepl., at
tached screened porch and gar: 10
months .ental OV. 3-3204. III
RIVERDALE-6 rms. and bath, oil
burner; garage; Sill. WA. 7-1s1o.
VIC. 18th AND FARRAGUT SITS. NV.
Large newly decorated detached
house, ideal for 8 or 9 adults.
phnna pa 0-lHoA IA
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ROOMS EURN.-N.W. Cont
GIII-BERT

246O 18th st. n.w.-Ssle and dble.
rms. some with pvt bath; maid and
24-hr PIX service. CO. 5-73Sl.
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NE. Ii. 1-UHYb.
WASHING MACHINE - Westinghouse
auto; excel. cond:. S1OO Habitant
WOOD dressed black walnut. JU.
AUTOMATIC record player, table
model and records. Lovely finish;
$50. Beginners 12-bass accordion
and case; like new. S45. OV. g.
Notwithstanding washer. wears
old; in good working condition. $40.
HOUSEHOLD furnishinaS-
zig Edgewood ave-, Northwood Park
"a SGTnerSl, Silver Spring Md. ---16
onstrators and samples, up to 5Oes
on: Call for free demonstration.
SOlo Nichols ave. Sc. 10. 3-160O.
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1881 wooDLEY PL. NV.
Beautiful row Colonial, lovely front
porch. 3 rms, 2 baths. beautiful
cond.. nicely furnished. Will accom-
modate one large family, or 2 small
families. 2 separate kitchens. can
convert kit. to bedrm.. Full bsmt.,
built-in Earage, automatic gas heat,
all modern. S194.5O per mo.
HARRY JUSTINE
81 18th st. NV. Ma. 8-cS44
KALORAlMA AND WOODLAND
DRIVE AREA
Several beaut. homes, furn. and un.
furn., suitable for diplomats or Govt.
oficials, $500 to $3.50. Call MISS
CORBIN, CO. 5-7624 or Du. 7-l231.
--17
EDGEMOOR. BETHESDA, MD.
Block from shopping center; spacious
brick home with den, y bath, lee.
screened porch. on LIST FIR; 4 bed
rms, 3 baths on end; bedrm and
bath on 3rd; 2-car garage. Call MISS
CoRB1N. CO. 5-7624 or DU. 7-I234.
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Lumber 1-12O0
OPEN SAT-OPEN SUN.

Free delivery. COD. orders given
studs. soc ca; IKE, s It., s5c ca;
lx2 Turing. &c IT.: 4xS sheetrock,
$3.50; AXIS Masonite, $2.S5; AXIS
plywood, -S4.75; 12-in. dry pine
3D. TT; ceiling tile. lie 50. it; in
Rulating wallboard, $1.6S; special
doors, 1895; special new window
sash. $3.50 ca; plumbing fixtures,
sinks, toilets. basins. bath tubs, hot
water heaters pipe and pipe fittings.
Trade in your old fixtures for new.
Bricks, cinder blocks. drain tile and
many, many more specials.
Robinson Lumber Co.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

reg. finest blood Ines MacK1NNON
500 Roosevelt St. Ar JE. 2-3432
BOSTON TERRIER, Axe reg. fe-
male, 4 mos. old. EN-. 2-2650. lie
COCKER SPANIEL, brown and white.
female; yrs. old: Axe regis; SIS.
FRENCH POODLES, . mos. old: i'm
ported FRENCH parents; reg; in Paris,
Telephone Galthersburg $40. 20
CHOW CHOW. red. male, reg. Axe:
friendly. handsome; IA mos: $50.
PEKINGEsE PUPPIES ts). pediere e
Orchard Hill line. Axe reg; sable. 8
mos. Annapolis $3.50, l6S
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. 8 wks. old:
very reasonable. Cali Daleyiew
PUPPIES. mixed breed; mother irish
setter; female. So; male, SIS. Ever
green 4-6963.
COCKERS-AKC. black, 3 mos. ex-
cellent pedigree. male and female.
Moving: sacrifice. LII. 1-S423.-17
BOXER PUP-Female. Axe, fawn,
shots and cropped; $50. 10. S-4592.
Sheep dog. puppy. male,
thoroughbred. Axe registered. Ii.
ENGLIsH SETTER PUPPIES, intelli-
gent, healthy. distemper inoculated.
good bloodlines, whipped Nov. 8.
Tel, Oliver 2-0277,
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SAVE MONEY
Aluminium combination doors, storm
windows. chain link and picket
fencing. Wholesale. Install your
own. Call RIA. 6-4995 or KE. 7-05S0
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
REFRIGERATOR SALE

RESTAURANT--Lost lease, must sell
ffduip asTte pgra ell new: Call
RUGS. imported Persian Oriental
design heavy. closely woven for
good wearing. 9x12 S49.50 skill.
S39. other sizes properly priced
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1928 G st. NV.
SEWING MACHINE SALE-Eiectric
console. $3.50; electric portable,
$50; others. 3S12 Lee hwy,
SHELVING, Lyons, steel, new, up to
adjustable shelves in /. ca. SEX
12"x72" section. Left over from our
remodeling and available at sub
Stantial savings. Wholesale prices.
Call DE. 2-5622. -o2
SOFA, Simmons Hide-a-bed. inner
spring mattress, green. nearly new;
must sell: $3.50. IA. 9-2344, IL
S0FA BED, fair condition. SIS. LO.
sTENOTYPE MACHINE with carrying
case; Amos. old; 500. Call HO.
TELEvisIoN, 17-ineh. RcA, console mis
lime oak, $225: 10. S-2806. 10
also mahog. end tables. Pvt. home
reas. priced. 10. 3-549l. II
TH, 12-in. Crosley, table model, with
FIN radio and phono. plug-in and
antenna, $50 ME S-S54l
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We HErpN HAV q, 4 ET5SI,pa ANp u, RogsEs
ES GTEsN wasH.. N va. Vic F SRHf EgB
WEEKDAYS, 81: SAT, SUN. 9-6.
ACNE RENTAL AND REALTY CO,
624 BOND BLDG. MA. S-0007.
18th ST. AND N. 2. AVE. NV,
616 KING ST.. ALEX. XII. S-1313.
1920 10th ST. NV.
Near Conn. ave. and Columbia I'd
rms. kit. and bath, ali utiis. furn.,
refg., 500 mo.
JOSEPH e. BRUNO. INC.
eos H st. NV. ST. S-ss9o.
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GORDON HOTET,

AV13NOG HA1A1V4 III I'll
1901 & ST NV. RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN Newly dec: 24-hr. switch.
board; mod showers, private baths
avail; eRleS dhleS reAS Elk 3.110k
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TELEVISION SALE

s@@AsA y GAAGs9 Famous MAKES
$500 N Washington Blvd
Arlington. Va Open til 8. IA. $1,000.
~. 10" Traveller. floor model with
doors: excel. cond.. with antenna;
$40. 10. 7,3335, after I pm. rs .
TV, 17-inch Westinghouse. console
comb. AM-FM radio. 3-speed phono-
graph; dark mahog cabinet; per
Iect cond,: cost $3.50, l VI. ago;
price: $225. HO. .2-59l6. -i9
Underwood. L. C. Smith. S25 and
up. all in good working order Rem
1abS repairs; all makes CENTRAL
TYPEWRITER CO 2O1o l4th st
NV HU 3-5121
TYtEWRITERS. adding mach, check
writer's, dup!icators: sales, serv. and
rentals; BOUGHT and sold. Ma. s-7S24
TYPEWRITERS. port, new; free home
dem 81 -wk. LET GEORGE DO
IT" Elk 3-1424: ewes. LU. 1855.
TYPEWRITER SALE-underwood and
Remington. Originally sold new,
quantity: CENTRAL. 2O19 14th st.
NV. HU. 3-5121.
WASHER-Bendix de luxe; Norge g.
IL. refrigerator: both excellent con-
d1tiOn. $50 ca XII Q-6S41 ~
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TEL DIVISIONS

Guaranteed: 1895 up. Call for
home appt. for top trade-in est.
and demonstration Of 1853 brands,
Q. SMITH SALES AND SERVICE.
-
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Robinson Lumber co.
1899 KenilWorth Ave. NE.

MATERNITY CLOTHES, Jackets, 2
skirts brocade, satin, faille. cordu-
wheels; cover and pad, brand new.
Ii. 6-543O. III
MOTORS, i/lOO to 100 h.p., and
reduction gear. GAO volts; rewound,
eXch, Carly, 1908 l4th. NO. 7-0224.
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PIANOS
BENCHES, SIS UP

GrandS: Steinwav. Baldwin. Knabe,
others. Uprights: Steinway, Stieff,
Knabe. others, $50 up: free delivery.
free bench. PAUL GOLIBART. cor.
Georgia ave. AID. 4-592S: $3.50 to
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916 10th 81. NV.
Doubles and singles with and without
baths. Weekly and daily rates. MA.
S-6264
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ITO 18th ST. N.E.-Several Broom
apts.. pvt. baths; 1907 C st. ne,
3:room bsmt. apt. pvt. bath. Keys
at once. 500 Mass. ave. ne. -i6
RMS. AND PVT. BATH; also pvt.
entrance back and front. No. 8
18th st. Sc. Ii. 7-469O. -l6
1918 INGLESIDE TERI. N.W,-Conv.
loo; 2-rm. apt; adults. DU, $4,000.
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2147 r ST. N.w.-Airfoam studio
bath; $l5-S2O wk. Elk. 3-O653.@2i
1869 COL. RID. NV, Apt. 4Ol-2 or
3 girls to share lge. apt; twin beds:
cow: reasonable. AID. 4-1657. .
yeniently located, $50 mo. $40
Delaf1eld pl. NV, Ant. 2. TIA. 0.2S4o
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TAKOMA PARK-2nd A nvt A.
trance; liv. rm., porch, bedrm' din
r nm kTI1TTchen sdses, bath. Adults: S75
LUXURY APT. available immed.
S Sds2 per mo; For info. please cali
DISTRICT HGTS. APTS.-De luxe
unit; ALL UTILS. INCL. Direct bus
service to Washington. 10. 9-S55O.
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ONE-ROOM APT. nicely furnished,
next to, bath: / block from transp.
II. 7-2572. 1889 Mass. ave. sc. I7S
GEORGETOWN or 2 men; first
floor, 3 expos; liv. rm., bedrm., kit,
bath. 500, incl. util. DU. 7-4446,
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Observation-Disclosures

$685. up. Call for
home appt. for top trade-in est. on
your old machine p. o. SMITH
SALES AND SERVICE. 1914 II St.
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NEWLY BUILT. Broom duplex; dis
posal. auto. washing machine; excel.
49, g6, shops transp. IA. $4,000,
40 18th ST. SEE rms. kit. and
bath. Right of Lincoln Park. $3.50
C includi1E ntils; UN. 1880: -17
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cond' S3S6. Sun. IA. 1880;
wkdys., IA. 1883. -l7
PIANOS-Lowest prices in D. C. area.
spinets. $685. and $685. up; Con-
soles. S466 UP. Grands. S345 up.
man. Everett. Minipiano. Wurlitzer
Gable Nelson. Lester and others. New
pianos, up to $3.50 on. Terms. Pianos
for rent. Open Fri and Mon. till 8
pm. SILVER SPRING PIANO CO..
kET Rerxhin0 DR. III Q-633S II 4
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

KRUPsAW MILESTONE. No. 7-oso0.
BEDROOM. dining room, contents of
home: Cash. We do moving, storage
ia. 9-2937: evenings, RA. 3-1416.
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!RE-CRESCENT, 1901 Conn.
ape-Lovely efficiency apis. with
20;ft. liv. rm.. lge. dressing rfn
Fmllman kit. and bath. Plenty
taria: service. Resident mgr an
premises. Phone EN-. $4,000.
>MIPLEY PARK-One bedrm., $50,
$50 and $3.50; 2 bedrms., SOS:
al utils: incl. 10. 2-OI36. is
S ~ MACOMB ST. NV rms,
1901 M sha 5sfs So aaq Nws mlf b,
and bath: porch; adults. -l6
1895 HARVARD ST. N.W.-LarRe,
modern, newly dec, 4 bedrn1s. en-
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ARMY OFFIcEK'S WlDOW-TWin-
s sss r% ss5s gyt 9 asa4 i iasSe s. $ %
1899 NEWTON ST. N.w.-Large q one
ROOM, kitchen. semiprivate bath;
housekeeping rms, S45 per mo. See
mgr. or call SHANNON Il LUCHS
CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA. S-2345.
1T. PLEASANT; nicely furn. frt. sSle.
rm., pvt. home, semipvt. bath; no
tlemsn: $40; DE. .-6334: --Ie
$22 50: Men: AID. 4-s73s. -16
DUPONT CIRCLE. newly decorated
room nG2 s sn1S bath; men; SAP so,
1903 so c asTFffi ST. N.w.-si sing
pvt: home; cow. transp.; Italian
, sSSk P gfffTeN s r. s SWcom p9
! snare f SsR " ST. 's ss5 Ft dS 'oss5
MT. PLEASANT. 1902 Park VI. NV.
Comfortable single rm3 adjacent
1si5 18th 81. N.W.@sman single.
ICES r ST. N.W.-Lge. 1st-fioor
double, twin beds. pvt. bath. dressing
nm. maid serv. NO. 1891. 10
1877 NEWTON ST.-Lge. dble. rm.,
twin beds, lavatory, TV.tgood trans
portation; homelike. no. 2-9s77..
10
10th ST. NV. 1se5--studio room,
FURNISHED ROOM, kitchen privi-
leges; suitable for / or 2. Ia.
Ills MASS. AVE. N.w.-sinsies,
doubles and triples; TV and phone
privil no. .2:a394. 30
10th ST., NV. 33O9-Newly dec.
sgl. rm. for lady. Clean and quiet;
at bus stop. co. 5-O4Oe. -l6
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Clean.
conv. bsmt. rm., lge dressing closet,
ample bookshelves, pvt. bath. DE-.
ESQ JEFFERSON sT.-Front: dble..
Gentleman. RA. 1895. -i6
Lee. newly dec; rm.. suit. for cple..
especially 2 girls. Entr to bath
from -rm.; have no other roomers.
Use Of phone. Apt. TO-. DU. 1854.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-01-31

new money-mokins opportunities for yevl
 New Series H, J, and K Defense
 Bonds pay 2.z6% fo 3To! fyou want to get the interest on your Bonds in the form of current income, or if you want to invest more than the annual limit for E Bonds, ask at your bank for descriptive folders about these new Bonds:
 Series H. current income Bond available in de- nominations of $500 to $1OOOO. Sold at par Natures in years months and pays average 39d interest per annum if held to maturity. Interest paid seiannuaIy by Treasury check Annual limit $2O,OOO. Series ,. new 12year appreciation Bond available in denominations of S25 to $I000OO. Sold at 72% of par value. Pays 276@o compounded semiannuaIly if held to maturity. Annual limit, $200000 issue price jointly with Series Bonds
 Series K. new l2-year current-income Bond in de- nominations of $500 to $10O,000. Pays interest semi- annually by Treasury check at the rate of 276o per Sold at par. Annual limit $2O0,000 issue price jointly with Series Bonds.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
PQtrOneSSeS
Are Named
ForLuncheon

The Cherry Blossom Festival
fashion show luncheon can
claim a dignified list Of patron
esses who have lent their names
for the occasion.
The latest names to be added
to the list Of Mrs. Joseph c. Nc
Garraghy, chairman of the Pa
tronesses Committee, are Sonora
de Seville -Sacasa, Nine. Sas-
troamidjojo, Sonora de Leque-
rica, Begun Mohammed Ali.
Sonora de Concheso and Sonora
de Lepervanche- -Parparcen.
Others who have joined the
ranks of patronesses are Mrs.
John Foster Dulles, Mrs. Herbert
Brownell, jr.; Mrs. Arthur Sum-
merfield, Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby
and Mrs. Ivy Priest. Also. Mrs.
Styles Bridges, Mrs. Alexander
Wiley, Mrs. william LANCER, Mrs.
Karl = Mundt. Mrs. Francis H.
Case, Mrs. Sid Simpson, Mrs.
Thurmond Chatham and Mrs.
Courtney Campbell.
Mrs. Nixon and Mrs. EiSen-
hover head the distinguished list
and also expected to be on hand
are Mrs. George Gordon Moore,
Mrs. Robert Ten Brock Stevens,
Mrs. Robert Anderson and Mrs.
Harold E. Talbot. The luncheon
will be held at the Statler on
April 6, and tickets are available
from the Greater National Capt.
tai Committee, Room 204. Star
Building, or call Sterling 1885.
Evening star., 1953-03-22

her children. Mrs. Mollie Lorns
and Mrs. Media G. Compter Of
Point of ROCKS, Md; Miss Emma
Harne. Mrs. Helen M. Loye, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Misner and
Mrs. Gideon o. Harne of Fred
erick; Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith
of Bel Air, Md, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lander, Miss Charlotte
Harne and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Harne of Silver Spring. There
also were grandchildren and
great-grandchildren present to
wish her many happy returns Of
the day.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
Dulles Give
Small Dinner

Secretary of State and Mrs.
John Foster Dulles entertained
very informally last evening in
their Washington home which
was one of those delightful oc-
casions when the men in the
company talked shop" as they
slipped their coffee around the
table.
The ladies in the small group
retired to the drawing room and
left the men to their own discus
sions. In the company were
Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. George M. Humphrey. Sec
retary of Defense and Mrs.
Charles E. Wilson and Director
of Mutual Security and Mrs
Harold S. Stassen.
Mrs. Dulles. who was out OF
town for much of the week re-
turned in time for the dinner
last evening.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
CopitoIite's
Engagement
Announced

Brig. Gen. Thomas M. Wat
lington, u. S. A., and Mrs. Wat
lington announce the engage
ment of their daughter Mary
Clare to Capt. Stephen o. Ed
wards. q. S. A. He is the son
of Mrs. o. L. Edwards OF Bakers
field, Calf, and the late DR..
Edwards.
Miss Warrington attended St.
Margaret's School and Holton
Arms Junior College. She is the
granddaughter of Maj. Gen. Ed
gar T. Conley, U. S. A., retired.
and Mrs. Conley of Fairland.
Md, and of Mrs. Thomas M.
Warrington of San Antonio. The
bride-elect is a provisional mem
Der of the Junior League OF
Washington.
Capt. Edwards studied at the
University of Illinois and was
graduated from the United
States Military Academy. He
now is stationed there as an
instructor,
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
Miss st. John
is Bride-EIect

Col. and Mrs. Clement F. st.
John Of Silver Spring announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Margaret Evelyn to Mr..
Richard Paul Layman. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Layman
of Somerset, Pa.
Miss st. John is a graduate Of
Stephens College and Of Western
College in Oxford. Ohio. Her
fiance Is an alumnus Of Penn
sylvania State College.
The wedding will take place
on August "a at the Memorial
Chapel at Walter Reed Army
Medical Center.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
Elected Chairman

Miss Mary Osborne Chaffee,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence M. Chaffee Of Arlington, q
Junior majoring in psychology
at Mary Washington College,
has been elected chairman OF
the conference of the Virginia
Athletic Federation of College
Women.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
Mrs. Alta Horne's
BirthdUy Party

Mrs. Alta Louise Harne cele-
brated the 18th anniversary Of
her birth earlier this month at
a dinner party given by her
granddaughter, Mrs. Frank l..
Heller. in Silver Spring. Mrs
Harne was born in Wolfesville,
Md, and now lives in Frederick.
Guests at the dinner included
Evening star., 1953-03-22
Return Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hall have
returned to their home at Paw
tucket. r. l.. after visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne Briden in
Kensington.
Evening star., 1953-03-22

Luncheon Hostess
Mrs. G. q. Allen Of Manassas
had as luncheon guests on
Thursday, her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Ballinger and Mrs.
Clarence NourSe of Alexandria.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16
,cort Squadron
rrives For Duty

tx destroyer escorts of Escort
adron Eight arrived at Key
It recently for a three month
of duty. The squadron, COM
lded by Commander W. w.
,strong, USN, wiz work with
Fleet Sonar School in "sea
e" operations.
,e ships include USS Darby
2lS), flagship, LCDR J. L.
ton, commanding; USS Cool
.h ODE 217), ICDR J. r. L.
Sidy. commanding; USS De
9 ODE 604), LCDR w. d. Nc
1. commanding; USS Coates
T. 6S5), LCDR W. B. Woodson,
commanding: USS Loeser ODE
LCDR C. p. Mason, COM
lding, and USS Parle ODE 7O8),
lR J. c. Hill, commanding.
ace their last visit here the
sdron has taken active part in
main Brace operation OFF
shern Europe.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16
Navy Nursery
Announces Rates

Navy personnel and their de-
pendents can now take advantage
of the new rates provided by the
Navy Nursery at the Seaplane
Base, Key Vest, it was announced
last Monday in Naval Air Station
directive.
Three different plans are now
being offered. One is based on
hourly rates, another based on a
reduced hourly rate and another
on a weekly subscription basis.
The new plans are as follows:
Hourly rates:
child, Is cents per hour; 2
children, IS cents per hour; 3
children, As cents per hour; 4
children, so cents per hour; and S
children, IS cents per hour.
There will be no feeding service
provided under the Hourly" plan.
Special arrangements must be
made with the Navy Nursery re-
ceptionist, if it is desired.
Nursery card plan:
Special Nursery cards viii be
provided under this plan providing
a reduced hourly rate as follows:
1 child, Sc: 2 children, ST.; 3 child
ren, 50; children, $3.50; S child
rem, 50.
These Nursery cards provide for
a total of thirty hours for each
child depending upon the payment
as indicated above and are good
for one month from date of issue.
Subscription by the week:
This service is provided for
working mothers and is available
at the rates indicated below on
Monday through Friday between
the hours of 7:30 AM. and 4:3O
PM:
/ child, s. per week: 2 children,
$11 per week; 3 children, $13 per
week; Z children, SIS per week;
and children, SIT per week.
The Nursery win be opened dur
inc the fnlintpino hnttrr.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16
Peace is Tor the stronsl For peace and prosperity
save with US Defense Bonds

WELL DONE" 10 all hands con-
cerned.
Most Of the men took q days
leave during the suspension Of
teaching activities IT the school.
and some went 10 places a. far
as California, Colorado, and Texas.
Among the sonarmen who took
the opportunity 10 settle their
wives in Key West while on Christ
mas leave were Robert S. Shaw.
sol; Ralph Fetters, SOa; Rupert
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16
leet Training To
lOId Party For
electing Queen

leet Training Group will hold
jr traditional annual party at
Beach Patio today at 1880.
ying at the party win be Sonar
ool's dance orchestra, and fa-
les of Fleet Training Group per-
mel (FSS and UTU) are invited
attend.
rec beer and soft drinks will
served and as part of this party
subsequent one on q Jan,
Charity Carnival Queen Re-
sentative for Fleet Training
,up will be selacted.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16

Rush, sol; Kenneth Browning
FIJI; Lyle c. Goats. 500; Tony L,
Robertson. sos; Charles Spencer,
SN; James Green, SN; Joseph Dil
Liberto. SN; orville BENJAMIN,
sN; and Steven Delaney, SA.
Their good conduct severely test
ed. Is sonarmen became married
over the holidays and also re'
turned on time-certainly the exl
emplars for Fleet Sonar School
leave takers.