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Evening star., 1953-06-26
Miss Petern7un
ENGAGED to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren A. Peter
man of this city announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Lorraine to Mr.. Sanford Lee
Cooper. jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper of Chevy Chase, Md.
Miss Peterman is a graduate
of Cedar Crest College in Allen
town, Pa, where she majored in
history. She is a member Of
Phi Alpha Theta, honorary his
torical fraternity. This fall, Miss
Peterman will teach elementary
school in Flemington, N. J.
Mr.. Cooper is a senior at
Lafayette College in Easton,
Pa, where he is a chemistry
major. He is a member of
Delta Upsilon and Pi Delta Ep-
Silon fraternities and of the
senior honorary society. Knights
of the Round Table.
Evening star., 1953-06-26

United States Ambassador to
iran 10y Henderson. who is
home for conferences with the
State Department, was honor
guest at the dinner last evening
given by Iran Ambassador and
Mrs. Saleh. At the same time
the Belgian Ambassador. Baron
Silvercruys, was entertaining the
newly appointed United States
Ambassador to Cuba and Mrs.
Arthur Gardner at dinner in his
home on Foxhall road.
Iran Ambassador and Nine.
Saleh invited about so guests to
have dinner with Ambassador
Henderson and small tables were
set up on the terrace and lawn
at the back Of the Embassy. In
the company last evening were
Secretary Of State and Mrs. John
Foster Dulles, Representative and
Mrs. Lawrence H. Smith and
Representative John M. Vorys.
both members of the Lower
House serving on the Foreign
Affairs Committee.
Norwegian A m b a a d o r
Munthe de MorgenStierne was
there and former United States
Ambassador to Iran and Mrs.
Wallace Murray. Other officials
of the State Department in the
company we're Assistant Secre-
tary and Mrs. Henry A. Byroade,
Director Of South Asian Affairs
and Mrs. Arthur L. Richards
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Suites
man.
British Minister
Sir Christopher Steel, former
British Minister in Washington,
will join forces with Sir Derrick
Hoyar-Miller, former Minister in
this Capital, when, he takes up
Evening star., 1953-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sprague
of Duke Center. Pa, announce
the recent wedding of their
daughter. Julia Marie. and Mr.
Joseph Peter Held. son of Mrs,
F. w. Held of Riverdale, Md. and
the late Mr.. Held. The ceremony
took place at st. Bernard's
Church. Riverdale, Father
Thomas Dade off1ciating. A re-
ception in the Church Hall fol-
lowed the ceremony.
Evening star., 1953-06-26
On European Trip

Among passengers on the S. S.
Flandre when it sailed Wednes-
day were DR.. and Mrs. Samuel
M. Dodek of Washington. They
will tour the Continent by car
and then fly from Rome to Jeru-
salem, where DR.. Dodek will ad-
dress the Seventh International
Congress for the History Of
Science.
Evening star., 1953-06-26
Southern Visitors
off to New York

Representative and Mrs. E. E.
Willis of Louisiana had as their
guests this week Miss Sidney
Mae Maraist of st. Martinsville,
La, the Sugar Queen for 1858;
her chaperone, Mrs. Frank Oubre
of New Iberia, Pa. and DR.. Cab
Ackal, president of the Louisiana
Sugar Cane League.
The visitors left by plane last
evening for New York. While
here, they were entertained by
their hosts at the Shoreham and
at a luncheon given by the Lou
isiana congressional delegation
in the Vandenberg room Of the
Senate dining room. ,
Evening star., 1953-06-26
Society News
Embassy Fetes Given
For y. S. Diplomats
Newcomers on British Stuff;;
Summer Trips for Others
By Katherine M. Brooks

his new duties in Paris. Sir
Derrick has been Britain's rep
resentative in the Standing
Group of the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization in Paris for
some time and Sir Christopher
was appointed to be the next
in-line representative. The Steels
went home in May in time to
attend the coronation and after
a short leave Sir Christopher
and his family will establish
themselves in Paris.
I'm July" is the nearest time
set for the arrival of Mr.. Robert
Heatlie Scott who will succeed
Sir Christopher in Washington
Mr.. Scott has been Assistant
Undersecretary of the Foreign
Office since 1850 and is a career
diplomat. He is an expert of Far
Eastern affairs, having served
his government in Peking
Shanghai, Hong Kong and
Singapore.
First Job Here
His appointment as Minister
is his first in this Capital al
though he has been here on
special assignments, the last
time with Prime Minister
Churchill on the latter's last
visit. Mr.. Scott is a graduate OF
oxford and was called to the
bar-known in this country as
admitted to the BARN 1927.
Mrs. Scott is the former Miss
Rosamond Dewer Durie and was
married in 1893. They have q
son and a daughter, who prob
ably will remain with their
mother in England until the late
summer or early autumn before
joining their father in Wash
ington.
Argentine Minister Here
The new Argentine Minister,
Senor Pedro Mirande. who is
young and very charming. has
taken the house at 6367 31st
place. The Minister came at the
end of May or early June and
was presented to other diplomats
and State Department officials al
the party which the Ambassador
and Sonora de Paz gave in their
garden a week ago.
Sonora de Mirande is not ex-
pected to join him until cooler
weather comes to the Capital.
Other Newcomers
The new First Secretary o1
the British Embassy and Mrs
Hilary King and their four chill
dren will move shortly to the
house at 3433 34th street. Mr.
King came some weeks ago tc
take over the duties of Mr.
Howard H. T. Smith, who with
his family returned to England
in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. King and Their
family are living at 1908 Ingo-
mar street until they can move
into the house on 34th street
The children will enter the John
EaSton School on Calvert street
in the fall.
Evening star., 1953-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Allison,
jr., of Arlington. announce the
marriage of their daughter Ann
Page to Mr.. Robert Emery Wills,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l..
Hirt also of Arlington. The cere-
mony took place recently at
the Forestville Methodist Church,
the Rev. Thomas H. Baker offici-
ating.
A wedding trip to Kansas City
IN August ais planned. The
newlyweds live in Arlington.
Evening star., 1953-08-02
APTs. FURNIsHED-MD.

COLMAR MANOR. MD.-2nd mr.
bedrms; quick transp. WA. $4,000
NEAR BY MD.-Two bedrms., kit.
liv. rm. pvt: bath: utilS. and linens;
adults; ideal fogg 2 cples. or 4 girls;
r. res; z 6,I. VA. p.RSs,,,.t 1Ilss4 rrt, Bet
i4NS"9 to Responsible paR0pa1ts party, s.Dedrm.,
aqla approx aD:s, $40; goo u 'O Olks. D' from ex
press bus. D. c. ID. c. fare' and
shopping. pvt. entrance and bath.
use Of piano, immed. possession;
sun, l to 8 pm. Phone JU. 5-2569
raKoMA aPKNos n0uPzi PARK-Beaut. furn. .
bedrm. apt. Kit. sep. din, rm;. pvt.
entr. Children over 8. $110 mo.
Cony: stores and buses. Call JU'
2 sBEDRM. liv. rm. kit. and bath,
pvt. entr. $50 mo: utils, incl, ?
TAKOMA PIX. MD, 66lS Poplar ave.
Terrace apt, bedrms., lily, rm., KIT.
an. bath; pvt: entrI S95, $40 utils:; >
WEST HYATTsyiLLE, near Catholic
U and Md. u. 1918 Hamilton, st,
Two small bedrms. lge. liv; rm.. din,
kit. pvt. bath. lge. fenced yd. $50.
Day care for children, WA 725Is
rAKoMA PARK-Beautifully mod. s.
occupied by owner; nice. cool rms.
free use of laundry rm.;, on busline
close to Flower shopping center,
$3.50 mo. Adults. 1907 Greenwood
cGTirGr sXei ~, S5s444. SPssfk.Tpre..room ait.
PVT bath s2Ro v.i. ,S. per me- va az a4saai gttls
PARK-Three room apt ;;
share bath; all utils. furn., $6S:5 %
per mo. 1905 Yale ave. WA. 1881
SILVER sPRING-Larse bed d-sittins
rm.. Kit. and bath; pvt. home; PVT.
entr. $40. Sept. 1. JU. 9-3676.
COTTAGE CITY. MD.-Bedrm.. liv
sH5 Sm;, XVI VIA bats; st9ss5' pvt entF' qs!l''
Afa e. fS3n!F' iS9 'q55sunf'sss 4n: Rss: ?ifl Ha
BREENs1TSwoop BRENTwoop, Md. 5000 Taylor st
One e-bedrm. apt; with kitchen and
bath; 500. pbHn. b%o 6SE 9eaTmS;tR MR 2 H2
between 9 and IL am. DU. 7-33l1
THREE-RM. FURN. APT. semipvt
bath; all utils.. except linen and
fishing and grabbing. BY week or
month. Call or write MRS. L. l..
LANDMAN. Rt. 1, Box 75-C. Leon
ardtown. Nd. Greenwood 5-3463
TAX. PK.-Larse bedrm., liv. rm..
kit. dinette and bath; pvt. entr.;
siHvEk fGvIsi 02lF sFRrSGg Sg s;tals 5haT@inr apt
convenient to transportation; S75
per month. Ju. 5-S193. 3
SILVER SPRING AREA bed. apt,
exceptionally well furn.: quiet cou-
pie. JU. 6-s4e6 before ( pm.
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APIS. UNFuRNIsHED-D. e.

723 18th ST. SEC rms, kitchen
snd bath; in apt. BLDG; $50 mo.
GEORGEToWN-2-bedrm. apt in
apt. bldg; adults only. RE. 7-sS16.
THE AUGUSTA" cor. N. Y. and
supSncg ave- clean ,Hsssety a5s4I ttrsetfT: White Ss
spts In splendid. downtown corner
bldgs... at moderate rentals; Q rms.
<. and b.; $50. 3 rms, k. and b.,
front corner. $75. 4 rms. k. and b.,
Igs; aS,;,,: foyer: S1. SlOo; Refined' quiet
1884 r 1T. S.E.-3 bedrm., liv. rm..
din, rm., kit. and Q baths; lndry.
eellent condition. Can Ii. 10000
1907 ALABAMA AVE. Sc. (Apt. a.
New bldg. Liv; rm., | bedrm:, kit;,
mo. Apply GEORGE /: BoRGER,
INC 643 Ind. ave. NV, MA. S-O350.
BACHELOR APT. in basement; fire-
place, parouet floor. private bath.
entrance. Gentleman. CO. $1,000.
MODERN. attrac. spacious i bedrm.
spt and Nth s. porch ind Rsn ysEs SSs mr. Sth
Cail TU. 2-62s2, ~
kit. bath. front and rear pvt, en-
frances; redecor: very nice. Quiet
CAPiToL HILL. Nova apt. house.
available middle August: . bedrmS.,
liv. rm,. din. rm.. kit. bath; excel
floor plan; plenty closets; heat and
hot water furnished sensible rent
1914 PARK RID. N.W.-Entire ard
fir., 2 rms. kit, bath: light and airy.
clean: S65 incl utils; ladies.
1712 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Studio apt.
2nd A.; suitable for once and Ior
liv. quarters. Bedrm.. liv. rm., kit.
formation: call Mr.. Gill, Monday,
IEGUM Il GERBER REALTY CO.
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APTs. FURNlsHED-VA.

ARL.--New de luxe 1-bedrm. apts
avsil. apt. bldg. mr.. Memorial Bridge
S99.5O plus utils. JE. 3-7476. IS
BACHELOR APT, in apt. bldg. mr.
Fort Myer-Avail. today. . girls
or. adult couple. rm.. kit: elec.
dble. plate. refgr.. pvt. shower
Less than g mos. not considered
ment. -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS turn..
Basement rm.. sll fis utiis. paid; $3.50
mo. Call after ] on Sat, all day
Sun. OV. 3-3s07. .
SUBLET. furnished Alexandria spa
cious apt. in Georgian house, near
river, weeks: beginning August B.
ARL.-1 rm.. lge. studio, adj. bath,
kit attrac. bsmt. Level outside entr.
2 adults. ia. 2-S97S.
COLUMBIA HGTS., Arl.-1 -bedrm.
apt, COW. to Pentagon, Ft. Myer.
Navy Annex; 500. Call Mon. CAREY
WINSTON. 7"9 18th st. NV RE
A1h1x,' 116 WAR RAEkEA,EEAx AEtEa: 10 D.dgm n,n
excel. neighborhood for August;
reasonable. OV. 3-1797.
Va.-3 rms. and bath;
all improvements, city water; pvt
entr.: S75, incl. utils. Call Hern-
don 2S5.
1909 N. QUEEN ST. Arlington. Va
1 bedIm., dinette, kit. and bath; in;
Guiding all utilities, 500 mo. Call
R.. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors. MA
5000. -5
PARKFAIRFAX-Sept. l to Dec. l, in
choicest location; completely turn..
spacious liv. rm., dinette. kit. bed
rm, bath, twin beds: small yd.,
pvt entrance; adults only. TIE. g.
1856.
ALEXANDRlA-sublet for 8 months.
dinette, kit: 2 or 3 working girls
or employed couple with day care
for child II nec; S125, including all
ultis.: owner would like to retain
l rm. so. S-S462.
4 rms. bath, dinette: COW. transp
to n, C.: adults. JA T-3724.
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BACHELOR APIS.

S-45bl.
BACHELOR APTS.
Large room and bath with shower re-
frigerator attractively furn.. with
wall-to-wall carpet and drapes, i'm
mediate occupancy. from S64 80.
Apply at desk. 11Ol 10th St. NV,
or call DU 7-1000, ME. $4,000.
COLORED. ?I4O N ST. N.W.-3 rms.
sit,, bath; Ss5 per mo. ME. s.
coGORED-l RM., kit. and bath;
close to transp.; End fl. front. Cali
TU. 2-5234 after $40 pm. a
COLORED- 2 ROOMS, pvt. kit. pvt.
bath; redecorated; Park rd.. NV,
near, 14th. Also 1-rm. and kit
Adults. HO. 2-5565. ..
COLORED-S6O. CPLE.; $50. sgle
esIT esTly II, fsrs; sra$57 references REQUIRED g
will accept children. Ii. 7-05S1,
CoLORED-FoR RENT. . rms, kit.
and e'Saoe bath 500 blk gath st. De
CoLoREDwLGE. master bedrm.;
PVT. Kit; 4 share bath. Also ssle., rm.
COLOREDwisO9 R. 1. AVE. Nv
2-bedrm,; basement apt; pvt. bath;
COLORED-Ii5I FAIRMONT ST.
NV, 45S K st. NV; l and ? rm.
apis. Very nicely furn.. refrigera-
tors Agent on premises.
Colored-2 or 3 Room Apt.
Quiet empl. cple DE. 2-226o. 3
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APIS. FURN.-MD. Gent, ,

FCRN. APT, 2nd hoor-Priyate bath,
utiis.: $50 mo- bus ct door; ref
erences required. 42O 57th ave.
Capitol Heights. Nd. q
SILVER SPRING. bedrms.. Iiv.
rm., din. alcove, kit. with ventila-
tor fan. tile bath with shower.
si1S mo. R Can eisSd MGR cog Ju 'psiSS' sIss5
ONE SPACIOUS BEDRM.. huge hv.
rm; and din rm. combination: Com
plete maple furniture. Suitable for
welcome Sf sEs ssDIesss 2, eOqps sas mS chd5fn Sts
incl. Option to buy furniture, $3.50.
s15iso EXT. S'4ss9'S rs; sv.s.. AZ 's; s7;-esSS:
SILVER SPRNG-close in. coy
6a,chslos f;,c sI9s apt. End a; frt;; ? rms
RA. 6-6321. -3
COLLEGE PARK tBerwyn); Q rms,
kit and bath. No children. S65.
After 9 pm. .9412 Baltimore blvd.
La Conga Apts. a
TAKOMA PARK, 7O5o Carroll ave-.
entire 3rd floor, twin studio liv.-
sleeping rm., large kit. bath, porch.
May be seen 10-4. a
ohAC nav NENDAAG nDse y TE1lS.s klC.,
bath. refgr:, "a blk. from bus and
stores; adults. S65 mo. WA. 1919.
TAKOMA PK.-Sunny terrace bsmt.
apt, knotty pine liv. rm., bedrm.,
pvt, . adults. $3.50. JU. 5-s94i.
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn 3-rm.
apt, lge. closets. cow. transp, Call
Sun. and Mon, JU. 1862.
TAKOMA. PK.--Cool 1st f., rms,
pvt pvt bath, osdn,n shady yS, baby; nr; bus
NICELY FURN. garden-type efic.
pvt. scr porch, utils:. furn., young
SILVER RRIf PSF sfRfNGEcomfoSr}aa5biy Ar S3ab turn
bath; complete kit. for 2 employed
adults. S85 mo. JU.g 9-1317.
HAYWOOD GARDENS
MOUNT RAINIER. MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Just across the District line. bus
theater. Excellent bus transporta-
ton.
Nicely furn. apt. of liv. rm.,
dinette, bedrm., kitchen and
bath. S105. incl. utils.
Liv. rm.. dinette. 2 bedrms..
kitchen and bath. S124.20,
incl. utils.
PLENTY OF PARKING, LOVELY
GROUNDS
APPLY IN PERSON, WA. 7-6200
Evening star., 1953-08-02

3 BEDRMS., ARL., VA.
First time offered. 1920 18th st. n.
Just across Memorial Bridge OF Arl;
blVd.-Near shopping. schools and
transp. Remodeled and redec.. con-
sisting of large kit. (new stove and
GE refgrD. din. rm., 16x1S with bay
window, . baths. spac. liv. rm.,
abundance Of closets. cross vent. in
each rm. Situated on high knoll
with view overlooking Potomac River.
Pentagon and Wash. FirSt-clasS
neiehborhood. Pvt. front entr.; laun-
dry and parking privileges. ia.
4-O9S1, .
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WALKER & DUN.

WALKER & DUNLOP
$50 Newton st. NV, No. 5-Large
bright nm. with pullman kit; attrac.
furnished: S45. Key at No. 1.
1904 Calvert st.-Charming terrace
apt. with liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. and
bath: $50.
1900 Biltmore st. NV. Apt. l.
Eficiency apt, nice furniture; conv.
loo; nE. 18th and Columbia rd,
Call HU. 3-566a.
1900 18th s, NV. co. 6-o222
Evening star., 1953-08-02
APIS. FURNIsHEp-p. c.

WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES SUB.
va. MD. WHITE OPEN Z DAYS
A-oNE RENTAL d REALTY CO.,
624 6oNP vE BLDG AVN IA; g. ooo7
S15 KING ST. ALEX. XII, S-I3l3
TWO-BEDRM. .APT.-PETWORTH
Attrac. furn; 2 bedrms;, lGe; closets.
utils. incl: empl. Govt. adults only !:
near shopping and transp. 4422 3rd
st. NV. IA. 9-0914. =
CONGRESS HTS. SECTION
Attrac,. lge., 2 bedrms.. liv. rm..
din rm., kit, bath; completely
furn.: utils. incl; S125 bedrm.,
$50. 70. Once. 1000 Mississippi
ave. Sc, 10. 2-O6lS. or 10. 2-64OO.
Evening star., 1953-08-02

1921 H ST. N.E.-Three rms. Kit.
and bath on Ard f.. Monthly. rental,
S49.75' refRr., heat and hot water
furnished. TORRE REALTY CO,
1925 North Capitol ST., HO. 2-72n0.
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APARTMENTS

ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENTS, in
conveniently located elevator build
ing: SOL 80 per mo. See janitor.
1890 Belmont st NV. ---6
I $50 MISSOURI AVE. N.W.-In apt.
bldg, living rnl., bedrm.. kitchen,
dining area and bath; newly decor;
excel. transportation and shopping:
washing machine; SS9.50. utils.
Q-RdEO .
Evening star., 1953-08-02

I4th AND VARNUM SITS. NV
Lovely 1-bedroom apartment. 500 80.
See jANITOR, 1905 Arkansas ave.
Evening star., 1953-08-02

COLMAR MANOR. MD.-2nd dr.
newly dec; liv. rm., kit. bath, z
bedrms; quick transp. WA. 7-6969
Evening star., 1953-08-02

600 2Ist PL, S.E.-2 rms. Kitchen.
dinette. bath; rent, S72.50, plus
utilities. See janitor on. premises.
B. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th st. n;w.'
Evening star., 1953-08-02

SII c ST. N.W.-Apt. avail, Just
renovated. ready for immediate oc-
S1O5. Elec.. water and heat furn.
To see contact 1O40 woodward Bldg.
coll nI r-S1D1 %
Evening star., 1953-08-02

EFFICIENCY APT. VACANT. S4s.2O
1919 Warder st. NV, Apt. Az,
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 81
Evening star., 1953-08-02

916 LoNGFELLoW ST. NW.-At-
trac., newly decorated. pvt. apt;
adults: restricted. =
THREE 1-rm.. kit. and bath aptS..
furn. or unfurn.; reas. rental to
sat- sslapla and DfHty En- e7ssa Ga EN- M alss sun
Sc: Mr., BOILING FIELD-No 20
Mississippi ave, 2 rms kit. dinett.e
and BATH: $50 incl all utils. Call
Prop: Mgr, WEAVER BROS. INC,
55ai ILLINOIS AVE. NV ige.
bedrmS., extra-lse. mod. kit. incl.
garbage disposal: liv. rp. with wall
to wall carpetinE, porch; reasonable
Evening star., 1953-08-02

with the attract. arrange.
ment Of these lovely 1-bedrm. apis.
will make you want to call one your
home Each apt. has a time-saving
street parking: rust year old and
located in mod. apt bldg. in
conv Glover Park Don't hesitate
Call resident manager FM. 2-2aS1
SIDNEY z. MENSH 81 co.
MA. S-6440.
Evening star., 1953-08-02

Snp5 A'' AA ~@A'
s2IO 18th ST. s.E.-Newlv dec. iiv.
rm.. bedrm., dinette. kit. and bath
Avail. now 06a.50 mo. FRED A.
SMITH co. 1113 18th st. NV. FIX
s15 ND. AVE. N.E.-Newiy dec. ige
efic apt. avail. this wk. FRED A.
SMITH FL co" 1113 18th st. NV. gx,
100 BLK. ssth ST. NE.-Duplex
mo FRED A SMITH Co, 1II3
Avalon APIS. 1927 Adams Mil
rem6deed rel nT bas SsdrT ssa aPt' to in 9sT5S
1905 r. ]. AVE. Me- rm,. kitchen
sa9 ssa499. 8 O. 6A'f DE DV' s-sa45. s u''is' -%n
3e9 II ST. NE.-Bedrm.. liv rm,
kit, t; bath. sat sUn porch S45 mo, See IS
OH NJ ST. pa" "N.W.Munfurn. apt. liv, rm.,
With ut utils. RA. s.1sIs. ~ "2
APT rms. kitchen and bath.
Janitor service; 405 10th st. ne
Mar NNsRaffG ffoRREsTER ASFi soii and S. Capitol
coupie. Refrs. I se6S. %. %. 1856.
2O1 ST NV -Odrm. apt. Wltnln
walking dist downtown $50 so incl.
util. Call Mon. CAREY WINSTON
CO., 739 18th st. NV. RE. 7-3733.
zoo r. I. AVE-, N.E.-I,ge mod.
bldg. bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette,
kit, bath. S75 mo-. avail. immed.
3 ROOMS, Kitchen and shov,e- bath
Call CO. 5-S2S7. Mr. CHEW a
SHIPLEY PARK-One and two bed
rm apts.. in lovely Sc. apt devel-
opment: extra-large rms. picture
windows. plenty of closet space,
storage rms. and laundry facils
COW. to bus, schools and shopping
$3.50: Z bedrms.. sos: ali utfls
included. once located at 1900
?5th st; Sc Jo; 2-oI35 3
SIS mo. Incl. utils.; available
immed RA. 6-5022, -
Mr.. MINI. AVE. and 34th st. Sc
l-bedrm apt. 4-family nat. S67 .9S,
plus utils.; close to Greenway shop
ping center. Apply mgr. Apt. /.
1915 Dubois pl. s,e. LU. 1880
1886 SHEPHERD ST. N.w.-3 rms.
kitehsn and bath: in apt. bldg;
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1854 LANIER PL. N.W.-oniy i blk,
to best transp. line in city: bedrm..
liv. rm. kit bath and pvt. porch:
utils. incl. Enc. apt. with bath,
separate kit, and porch: utils. incl
See. ianitor for inspec. or cali Mr.
iEGuM 1 uMo1u~Si y SEPRER sMi STHT RPHTrv co
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Atomic Tinted Diamonds InperH Gem Prices

quite an upset in the diamond
markets"
Retail jewelers. are keeping an
eye on the outlook for colored
diamonds. and one store here
has marketed green ones.
These got their coloring from
the cyclotron at the University
of California in Berkeley, Calf.
But they didn't sell well.
Slow sales were blamed on
the public's years-long condi-
tioning to the merits of blue
white diamonds. This seems to
indicate that if the A-scientists
turn out quantities of sky-blue
diamonds, the sky may be the
limit for sales and profits.
This possibility helped per-
suade Acc to halt its expert
ments until it has a closer look
at market prospects. Said one
Acc official: After all, we
aren't supposed to be in the
jewelry business.
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Arts Group Urges Removal
Of Temporary Park Buildings
Commission Report to Eisenhower Also
Asks for Federal Music Center Here

said: "We feel the Government
would be justified in erecting a
building in which opera, SYM
phony concerts and ballet can
be performed" It added:
Such a building could be
erected and maintained by the
General Services Administration
and arrangements could be made
to lease the facilities to profess
sional organizations which might
make use of the building
The commission said it would
mot be out of line" for the
Government to maintain such
a building in Washington for
the encouragement of music and
it's dissemination to people
throughout the country by radio
and television.
Long Advised.
Such a music center has been
advocated by various private or
organizations in past years. Sew
eral bills now pending in Con-
gress would establish such a hall.
Other recommendations in
cluded:
l. The commission itself
should remain basically un-
changed and an advisory body.
1t should remain an inde-
pendent body, not part of some
other Government agency.
2. An Office should be estab-
lished at the National Gallery
of Art for the exchange of art
exhibitions between this and
other countries.
3. The National Gallery of Art,
the National Collection of Fine
Arts, the Freer Gallery of Art
and other Government museums
should be given funds to make
color reproductions, photographs,
slides and motion pictures of
their collections available to
schools.
4. The Library of Congress-
music division should be utilized
by the State Department in con-
nection with sending abroad
symphony orchestras, ballet and
other organizations for which
(See FINE ARTS, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1953-07-23

normally sell for extremely high
prices.
But nobody would pay fan
tastic prices for colored dia-
monds if they are turned out
in commercial numbers" DR..
Switzer said.
DR.. Switzer figured, never
theleSs, that atomic coloring of
diamonds might double their
value-a considerable sum when
you consider the United States
last year imported $104 million
worth of gem diamonds.
Most fine diamonds are pure
white-so white they seem to
take on a blush tinge when they
reflect Skylight. Thus, said DR..
Switzer, Aces adding a blush
tinge to diamonds seems to have
the greatest commercial posi-
bility.
"It could" he added, cause