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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-18
Society News
Martins Give Annual
MQrdi GrQs Dance
Theme for Costume Porty, Held at Home
On Woodley Rood, Is Come as PIuyt

les. and Mr.. and Mrs. william
Burt Of New York.
Still more were the Les Doug
laSes, the Tim Gibsons, Mr.. Jack
Logan, the Italian Counselor and
Signora Luciolli, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claiborne Pell. and cousins of
the hostess, newly elected Rep
resentative Stuyvesant VAIN
right. and Mrs. wainwright Of
Long Island. N. Y.
Former PrizeIt Winners
Another couple well known at
these parties and who accepted
last evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy st. Lewis. At the second
such gathering--four years ago
the guests were instructed to
come as Political Controver-
Sies:." The st. Lewises walked
off with prize that evening as
the Mighty Mo and Her Adj
miral."
At this same party Mrs. Mar
tin donned a replica Of the White
House and the Truman bal
cony."
Other themes for these popu-
lar parties in years past have
included Legendary Charac-
tiers" and Musical Compost
tons" At the first one there
was no special category since
as vivacious Edith Martin says,
ut was just a trial balloon"
This test was obviously a huge
success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-18
Society News
BY Doisy Sheridan


Mardi Gras was brought to
the Nations Capital last evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Martin at
their fifth annual costume dance.
The climax to the pre-lenten
season took place as always at
their attractive Woodley road
residence.
Guests were asked for $3.50
and dress instructions were
"come as a play" The house was
lighted entirely by tapers and
the music-mostly waltzes and
tangos-was rendered by Erwin
Devron and his orchestra.
The hostess, the former Edith
Kingdom Gould, chose Chekov'S
1.-THE Cherry Orchard. She wore
a pink gown made on Grecian
lines which had cherry branches
in full bloom from the waist line
up around the bodice.
Wears Purple Robe
Mr.. Martin depicted the Arch
bishop of Canterbury of T. S.
Eliot's Murder in the Cathe-
dral." He wore a purple robe
and a dagger protruding from
his chest, which kept his dane
ing partners literally at arms
length.
Gaiety was further allotted by
champagne and a Sumptuous
buffet of roast beef, turkeys and
the traditional salmon with
green sauce for those, who come
midnight, did not want to eat
meat.
Other members of the Gould
clan who have been present for
all Of the parties and wouldn't
miss one included Mrs. Martins
mother, Mrs. Kingdom Gould.
The artistic touch in the family
came to the fore in her costume
which was a blue background
with all over hand-painted birds
executed by Mrs. Gould. Her
theme was THE Birds" by Aris-
tophanes.
Mrs. Gould entertained at a
small dinner before the dance
at her Georgetown residence.
Other dinner hosts earlier in the |
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Ansberry.
More family included 1t.
Comdr. and Mrs. Ernest Hoefer |
(she is the sister of the hoStess) |
and they came together as "Sa-
LONE" The former Sylvia Gould
wore a pale blue chiffon dress
and had the famous seven wells
in various shades. Her husband
was less fortunate. He sported
an uncomfortable platter around
his neck and characterized John
the Baptist.
Cousin Attends
A person who feels that the
party is worth a trip each year
from Phoenix, Ariz., is Mrs. Mar
tins cousin, Mrs. Gioia Baker
Grimditch Her idea for the
masquerade was Summer and
Sn10ke'' nv Tennessee Williams /
1t was depicted by a dress of half
green. with field flowers strewn
over 1t, and the other half gray.
This was quite a change for
the well-known beauty who a
couple Of years ago dressed as
MeduSa complete with wig Of
rubber snakes, a long red robe
and blue lipstick! Mrs. Grim
ditch left this morning, having
been on the local scene since /
last Friday. Mrs. Gould gave q
cocktail party for her on Satur- /
day.
Others expected were Mr.. and
Mrs. Kingdom Gould, jr., Senator
and Mrs. Russell Long, the latter
was "Abie's Irish Rose; Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Boyer, Mr.. and /
Mrs. Clinton Brown, Col. and
MIS- Charles. Bruce, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Cafritz, former Am
bassador and Mrs. Joseph Dav-
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Attoche to Speak

The members of the Washing
ton Arts Club will have as their
guest speaker tomorrow evening,
Mr.. M. S. Sundaram. Cultural
and Educational Attache of the
Indian Embassy. A formal din
ner will start at o'clock and
hosts will be Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
de Weldon.
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To Entertain

Mrs. Elizabeth c. Fred will be
hostess at luncheon Saturday
when she will entertain at the
Women's National D EN- D ratio
Club.
Honor guests at the luncheon
will be Mrs. John j. Sparkman,
wife of the Alabama Senator who
was nominee for Vice President
last year; Mrs. Robert z. Lee III,
Mrs. Finis Garrett and Mrs. Ar
thur Clarendon Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-18
Nassau Vocation

Enjoying a vacation in Nassau
are Mr.. and Mrs. William Peyton
Cobb Of Falls Church. They will
return to their home early in
March by way of Alabama for
visits in Montgomery and Tus-
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Women's 'I45. to sos.
Fur trimmed Goats, slZ5.

Your tovorlte woolens Forstmonn, Juiiord and
Anglo, richly trimmed with block or grey Person
lamb, beaver japanese and ranch mink! Exciting
fur treatments in oscots and Wost deep shows Green
blue brown grey roisn and black; sizes l0h to22h.
Womens Coats Third F1oor r Street lonly u.
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Women's 1875 to SIS.
Fur trimmed Goats 81

Dressy styles in POODLE bouce. hubby texured wooIs.
with dramatic stole collars and PoneI nscots of grey
or black dyed Persion lamb! Dowy fIeeces with
beover roll collars or cuffs Of silver fox BroodcIoths,
coIlored and euffed with ustrous muskfot Block.
green blue, rust brown or grey sizes 10y to 2011.
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Misses & Juniors s98.75to SIS.
FuRRED COATS, SIS.

"A galaxy of fur treatments in noturol grey Persian
lamb. natural Conodion beaver, dyed Fitch; Bombay
lamb ond dyed brown Persian lamb Look for collars,
cuffs. collars and cuffs, scoNes, and ascot ties beou-
tiful fur accents On woolens in yorn dye grey red
TO 1873 to 10
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Women!
1915 to 1875
Winter oats
$50.

Dressy and casual coats. fitted,
wop and boxyt styles, some with
Ponel backs, Soft suedes, brood
cloths, Gocerto mixtures With roll
shawl and Revere coIIors. White,
nutrio, grey, rust, blue or block; 4:
sizes l012- to122H2.
Jelleffs-Women's Coats,
Third Floor, F Street only
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Women's Coats, Third floor. r Street only
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Misses & Juniors 'l25. to 'I75.
FuRRED COATS, sos.

Lovely wooIens in controlled, flored and pyromld
coats with many fashionable fur accents Dyed Fitch
orful noturol Conodlon beaver scones, noturo grey
Persion lamb or natural beaver collars and cuffs;
grey dyed black or brown Persian lamb coIlors
Yorn dye grey, blue, red, brown, pink, beige and
block. Sizes I tol5, 8 to.l6 81 s
and Junior Coats third Floor Street Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-23
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Md. or NV. d. c.; free ap-
praisals; no delay. For complete
rental service. phone us today.
PERMANENT RESIDENTS-S or 4
bedroom. unfinished house; 500
maximum. 10. 2-2274. 23s
rent 3-bedroom unfurnished house
3-year period; Bethesda or nearby
vicinity. CAN OIL. 2-5240 between
z and 10 pm. Monday through
Saturday. -2S
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
LIGHT HAULING, local moving. s.
L. MORRIS. 4510 18th st. NV Call
TU. 2-ll50 after 4 pm.

LIGHT HAULING, local moving. 8.
L. MORRIS. 4510 18th st. NV. Call
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage IN
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO 7-0104. UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC Established 19O6).
ARE you MOVING to California or
to some other western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. Ma. S-4S52.
MOVING BARGAIN; truck and driver
for hire, movingS and haulings. You
help and save. Day and evening
service, Z days week. IA. Sol 10.
MOVING TO AND FROM vA.-New
f1renroof warehouse for your storage
problem. Free estimates, reas. rates.
Call D 4 L MOVERS JE. 2-2lIl
TRUCKS. 2-ton van for hire. ! man,
Job. Elk. 3-7737: RE. 7-s961. -
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes. RIA. 3-l416.
MOVE YOUR OWN furniture and
CEASE fiSs SERVICE sev f frHs W 1o $3.50.
ROYAL TRANSFERRING move By
low as $40. DE. 2-6136 or DE.
MOVING MOVING AND HAULING. day or
DU. 1867 or NO. 7-5SS9.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicant waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets: Wash, Va: white;
open z days MA S-000l
YOUNG LADY needs small unfur-
nlshed apt; approx. Is March; NV.
section only; not over $50. Box
454-X, Star. %"
DESPERATE - 1-bedrm. apt. for
mother and 8 children; NV. RIA.
6-95S2
LADY and grown son desire small.
inexpensive apt. in quiet sect. of
Nd. or Va. Box 71-z, Star.
COLORED COUPLE desire 3 or 4
empty rooms. Box 45S-X, Star.
COLORED. ONE RIM, kit. and bath
All Upshur st. NV, RIA. 6-O3S5.
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COOP. APIS. SALE icont.l

FEW APARTMENTS in the city can
compare in size or ELEGANCE with
this Offering Spacious foyer; draw
14x14, 3 twin-sized bedrooms. 2
baths, kit. pantry and adjoining
maids rm. and bath. The apart
ment comprises the entire end Of
q wing and has south. east and
west exposures. The location is
''close in yet surprisingly quiet;
hotel garage and dining room adjoin
the building. The price Of $4,000,
is far below that of comparable
house. Please call Mr.. Gavin. with
H. q. .SMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000;
PRIVATE ENTRANCE to ground
floor. apt. in gooa location; I'M
usual ARRANGEMENT, suitable for
sharing apt; incl. .4a rooms. 2
kitchens and bath: location, oppo-
site Rock Creek Park. one block
from extensive shopping and trans
portation. Price, SIS. 900. with terms
Please call Mr.. Gavin. with H. G.
SMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000; res. AID.
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS
OPEN SUNDAY
5731 POTOMAC AVE. NV.

COMBINATION
TOWN AND SUBURBAN LOCATION
lust west of GEORGETOWN. commanding
beautiful unobStructed view Of the
Potomac Palisades and River. Chain
Bridge and Virginia shore foliage
and lighting-high drv elevation.
quiet trafiic-free street. one block
from excellent transp.: detached
center-hall plan with room and pri-
vate bath on one side and living
room with open fireplace on the
other, nicely equipped cabinet kitch-
en-, French doors open from dining
room to screened porch adjoining
garden. End d. contains 3 bedrooms.
nursery or den and bath. There Is q
full basement with extra lavatory.
automatic OIL heat Vacant and
newly decorated. Immediate pos
session. Easy terms. Will consider
smaller house In trade. Priced OF
$40. $50. TO inspect: Drive out Mac
Arthur blvd. lor take Cabin John
streetcar) to Manning pl.. left to
Potomac ave-, right to our open sign,
or call Mr.. Mccarthy. Sun. and
eyes,, WO. 0-b226.
WOODWARD b NORRIS
72s 2otig3s. NV. Realtors. RI. 7-sss7
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TILDEN GARDENS

One of the incest two-bedrm. apis. in
now available. The entire apt. is in
beautiful cond.. including a modern
lied kit; south, west and east ex-
posures. Inspection by appointment.
j. Nelson Hughes, EN-. 2-9696
pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-23
HOUSES TO SHARE

N.W.-3 BACHELORS invite 4th to-
to share 6-rm.. 3-bath house: good
location: maid service. EN-. 3-5S46.
--o5
FREE ROOM and substance to lady
in exchange for caring for two chill
weekdays. Box 48O-X, Star. 24s
TWO GIRLS to share home with 3
others; nicely furnished, newly
decorated; must see to appreciates:
reas. Call DE. 2-3063 al day sat-
urday, after 2 Sunday %
C0LORED-Reiined employed couple
home with all mod. convenienees In
desirable Sc. section. 20. 2-6Ss0.
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4-REDROOM APT.

See this lovely 4-bedroom and 4-bath
apartment. with east, south and
west exposure; foyer entrance to
tanning; spacious dining room, kitch-
en- with buffers pantry and maid s
quarters. Situated in popular
location and reasonably priced at
S27,50O.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Elk. 3-24S0. 1113 18th st. NV.
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RAMBLERS
OPEN TODAY, / 10 5 PM.

OPEN TO-DAY, / TO 5 Pm.
1 II 4dTIFnco oETI saSkwAXyYF
Western ' ave- M'f e Newport pls sss s nas
left on Newport TO subdivision,
WE PROUDLY OFFER THESE BEAU
TIFUL DETACHED BRICK RAM.
go; FEATURING 8 TWIN-sfzE
B BEPRH os l isf cP p4 kr G9h1 1sEo THET
coNsTRuCTIoN, FULL DAYLIGHT
R Rn1T1 WITH hAg gNpR p TueS ANP
ING sLBINd DooR CLOSETS.
ccH66sE soMr pA Eccdhk0aTM1akdP. IoT2
SODDED AND 6HRUBBED PLUS
ALL HOTPOINT ELEc. KITS. INCL.
PE LuE i REF Or , AUTo EL LES
we are the first in Washing
ton to give you General
Electric ARRIVAL heating
and complete refrigerated
air cooling for year around
comfort.
WE HONESTLY STATE THEgn
HOMES 10 BE WAeHINQTQNe
VIII MAKE YoG Also BELIEVE
Berenter q CORA. 6-6800
Ewes. and holidays. ~. s-bo22
7co5Ei55sd On 1sTs xs5s.J
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.


years ago BY Frank s. Philips; Ice.
bsdrmaS;. ~ baths on End d;
81. s-1 lit eyes. AT IA. 8 s-5es a1ipS'
BERlIIG t OWNER, eo12
Three bedrms.. tiled bath. ist-fioeSr;
powder rm.. mod. kit. with dish
washer. and disposal and eating
space. large dining rm., living rm. I;
close to ell schools: excel. shops and
c iffaVsP CHASE nafalss. b. 3. G yrs. old.
lovely modern home of today. 3
twin-size bedrms. and nursery. 3H
baths, beaut liv:. and din. rm., all
cleo: Kit: and breakfast rm.; incl.
porch ss suitable for den; rec r M
cash viii handle. SIC. 900. AZ isl
trust avail. Call Mr.. Lawrence. for
apt; "a; 6rl083 or EN-. 2-9696.
f 4 NELs CM. gsFpGHHEs; coo soo 25
bedrm. detached brick home is close
in; has 2 extra rooms, frepl. and
BILINasIEY REALTY Co. En-.
oRE ssTS ~ 3 AHRi1ReAA-sss.ooo, ston,
Diet. bedrm. and library and bath
on 1st a.. 8 bedrms. on. End a. Lee.
1st-h. plan. Garage. Close to 18th
st; LEGuM g. GERBER Realtors,
rG GM 1000 till 9 pm; 23
tive eenter-hall brick home, about
13 yrs. old. Spacious entrance hall.
lge. living rm., full-sized din. rm.,
library. Kit. with breakfast. space.
twin-sized bedrms.. plenty Of closet
rage; beautifully located. owner ask
Realtors, I'M. $4,000 TIL 0 pm.
YORKTOWN vILLAGE-Attrac. Cape
Cod. vacant and ready for occupancy
in this excep. ine neishborhood,
excel; bedrms:. 2 tiled baths. library
and 1st-h. powder rm.. rear screened
porch. pansled recr- rT:: all.el.e.
dl .a.y and disposal: Random
T.sie 0G III $500 Gsaa sa si p w ,.
Detached frame Colonial home with
With RiGs re Sffar as ain e rm mo S t Etc.,
PST E sfs $685. eooS
EN-. 2.9696. ]. NELSON HUGHES.
ATTRACT. ROW BRK. HOME. 8 Ice.
porchs full bsnt. Can 1-dark'
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PETWORTH
FOR SALE BY OWNER

BUG BUCHANAN 81. N'W.
Six-rn1. brk. row house; 3 bedrmS.,
Ia baths; full bsmt.; 2 screened
porches; auto. gas heat and hot
Schools, library, churches, shopping;
ideal transp. Can easily be converted
to 2 or 3 apis. Owner now residing
In house, viii show any time: Terms
considered. Price, $4,000. Phone
IA. A-2442. ~
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RAMBLER-$17,45O
design. brick; 8 bedrms.,
large front porch; close-in Silver
Spring. Entrance foyer, cleo. kit,
bsmt;; level lot; partially fenced; 2
place; assume 4hes loan. TIL o
pm. call MONTGOMERY INVEST
MENT a. INSURANCE CO., JU.
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A GOOD BUY
Silver Spring

Sish sehoS par 9t 81 :sSSSs;
stores. Lge. liv. rm. and nrepi..
wall-to-wall carpet; Ice. din. rm.,
wall-to-wall carpet: good sized den:
nice kit. with breakfast space; 5
bedrms. and bath; rec. rm., bath
and gar; IN bsmt; Priced for quick
S WocdSaysn ss st n5S' MI III DEM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-23

FALLS CHURCH-LEE HWY.-Attrac-
tive 1st-f., 2-bedrm. home; on bus
line. 2 blocks to school: available
March LIST; S115.
CHESTERBROOK - 3-bedrm. brick
home, full bsmt.; available March Is
S140.
WESTLAWN-Partly furnished: avail.
able March 20; S135.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors. JE. 2.262O
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HOUSES sALE-N.W. (cont.D

834 GALLATIN ST. NV. Two
family row brick; ,flrst A., 2 BED.
owner occupied; End d.. same lay
out; sold. furn.; now rented. $126
mo-; oil h.-w.h.; large, yd.: garage;
$17,50O. $4,000 cash, bal. only $50
mo. until paid. RIA. 3-64O3. 23s
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK =.
Near 46th and Chesapeake; a good
home; reception hall, fireplace in
liv. rm., bedrms.. and 2 baths;
paneled rec; rm. in bsmt.; lot. 1872
inspect. call Mrs. Chatham, ME.
S,5630 or o.; 1885. a.vnoa.
Kinks REALTY CO., REALTORS
HO. 2-677S
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Yard 1O0x192 IT,; a detached frame
hon with 2 large rooms; reception ona
den; 3 bedrms.. and 2 baths on sec
ond floor; full bsmt. To inspect,
call Mr.. Brenneman, ia. 9-S765 or
Kinks REALTY Co. REALTORS
q
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
ton. Near ali schoolsS churches.
shopping and transportation. Brick.
center hall. 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
large den and powder room, modern
kit. big club room. brick patio and
garage. Wonderful value. Mrs. Daw-
son, WO. 6-4162.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005
NEW EVE sni SHAS NEAlMRSilGGh
large lot. Price. SS1, 500. For fur fur
ttlhher Indignation call M. B. Weaver
"o M Slssffi J. wApLE co.
Realtor 1924 14th NV. AID. 4-2005
z ROOMs-1h BATHS
Detached house near all comforts
and conveniences, on lot 1897 deep.
Bedroom and "a bath on LIST a.:
8 bedrooms and tile bath. plenty Of
Close closets s, Snd =, floor: clubroom and Y
car garage. S2I. $50. Terms. Trades
considered. Mr.. Sweeney, JU.
MARSHALL J. wApLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th NV. AID. 4-2006
Mr.. 14th and MISSOURI AVE.
10-Rm. Det. Stone Residence
Mdn. in exc. condition, newly dec. 9
and bath second fir. Full basement,
oil h.-w.h. Very reasonable down
Cox, LU. 2:S136. ATLAS REALTY
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8 BEDROOMS-$1O,95O
Close-in Silver Spring, immaculate
throughout; level lot; large rms.
spacious utility rm; 2 yrs. old. As.
sumo FILA loan. Approx. $500
cash req. Excel. value for your own
cali % NJ NJ spSfEFss'01 fNvEsrMEEN M
q INSURANCE CO., JU. 9-S010.
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LOOK
BRICK RAMBLER

Open Sun. and Mon, 1-Dark
1911 ELSON COURT
Vacant-Make Offer Today
Three bedrms., liv. rm. with flrepl..
dining rn1. All-electric kitchen has
dishwasher and disposal. Aluminium
storm windows. screens and doors.
Cyclone fenced rear yard. Large dry
2-O8oo, EN-, 2-64eS.
To reach: Out New Hampshire ave.
to 1900 block, turn right on
Erskine ave. to 18th ave, turn right
to Elson pl. and left to Elson court.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

NEAR WILSON HIGH SCHOOL, 4s1s
41st st. NV. Open to 8. Newly dec,
very cow. location. Home or in
come property. JAMES s. WILDER,
RA. 3-1916. "a
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m GEORGETOWN

$500 EWING DR.. Bethesda-New
brick rambler, bedrms.. breakfast
nook, recr rm. with firepl.; fenced
yard; radiant heat. storage attic;
2Oo2 N. CLEVELAND. Arl.-2-story
brick with bedrms.. full bsmt.: lge.
lot. Just mile from Key Bridge.
1920 PoWHATAN ST. N. .Arl-2-
bedrm. brick rambler, full bsmt.;
quiet street. To reach. cross Key
Bridge, take Wash. blvd. to 18th
and turn left. Sis.
6643 23rd PL.. w. Hyattsyille-3-
bedrm. brick. semidet. rambler, gas
heat; cow. to elementary school. Key
next door. To reach: Take Mich.
ave. to Queens Chapel I'd. to Ager
I'd. to 23rd pl. S125.
67o4 CONN. AvE.-Lovelv 3-story
brick with 4 bedrms. and every re-
ouirement for gracious living. 1855.
200 18th st. NV. CO. 5-0222.
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Rhode Island Ave-, Mr.. 10th
Brick house Of IL rooms. four baths.
furnished. oil heat, parking space
Annual income about 81, 600 for
part not occupied by owner. Price,
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1918 K
St. NV. MA. S-1166. Night or Sum
day, call Mr.. Hurd. EN-. 3-9552.
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ATTRACT. ROW BRK, HOME. 8 ige.
rms, M baths. gas heat. dbie. rear
porchtP. full bsrnt. Cau 1-dark.
1875 Monroe ct. NV. rs
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1904 Sth ST. NV.
Well-furn.. home consisting Of 6 lge
rms. 3 bedrmS., 2 porcheS. beaut
mod. kit. and bath, lge. yard, etc
Avail. now on lease at reas. rental
JESS FISHER. MANAGEMENT CO.
1420 K st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 3-1S1
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BIB ADAMS MIL RID. NV.
ExQUISITELY FURNISHED
Large Nv. rm., din. rm. and kit. 4
P6edrmssS;a baths: possession sdon Marcn
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. AD.' 4-2006
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1881 WOoDLEY PL. NV. half blk.
on Conn. ave.-Newly dec, fine
furn., rms, 2 baths, 2 kits, 3 OF
bedrms. $194 so.
HARRY JUSTINE
MA. 1884 81 18th st. NV.
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NEW BR.-2 bedrms.. nrepl. in liv.
rm.. nicely furn. Full bsmt. 2106
Banning pl.. Lewisdale. Md. RA.
ALEX.-This home has been lived in
for about 2 years since brand-new
modern furniture was installed. 1t
will make a comfortable home for
q family needing 2 bedrms.. l:v.. nm.
particularly il children are high
school age. S13O. Call JOSEPH
w. SEAY CO.. JE, 1880.
LARGE 4-BEDRM.. HOME, 2 baths,
bsmt.. incl. yard; good ne. Sec. near
Capitol. Union Sta. adults: SIPS
per mo. LU. 2-35SS.
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sos and S11O month. WOOD CO..
LO. 4-7200.
ALEX, Huntingdon; immed. occu-
pancy; brick semidet.; Q bedrms.,
full bsmt., Bendix; equipped kit.
plus dishwasher; fenced yard. XII.
S-37hS. pa
TWO BEDRMS., GAS HEAT-Newly
dec; near school and bus; SS5.
RA. 3-1349 after pm. %
1858. N. CAPITOL AT HAWAII AVE.
3 bedrms.. S110 mo-: avail March /.
Omen Sunday. 2 to 3. EN-. 3.7442.
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The most intereSting-per-
haps because most controver-
sial-part of DR.. Conant'S
treatment of the role Of schools
in q modern democracy re-
lates to private schools and
the American pattern" Of sec
ondary education.
The book is especially timely.
The former president OF Har-
ward University recently be-
came United States high COM
missioner to the West German
Republic. More to the mo-
ment, however, are the edu-
Gators findings about the pub
lie school, his defense Of that
institution as an essential
instrument for a stronger
democracy, and his clarifica-
ton of earlier comments crit
ical of the private school.
DR.. Conant's stand will con-
tinue to encounter honest dis
sent. His championship of the
public school will strike some
readers as tending (if not in
tending) to put a burden OF
proof on private school advo-
Gates that they are not trying
to undermine the public school
system.
This book nevertheless helps
to remove some miSunder-
standings. DR.. Conant makes
plain, for instance, that he
does not want private schools
Abolished even If they conSti-
tutionally could be. He would
not look with favor on in
creasing them or financing
them. even indirectly, with
public tax money. He refers
not merely to religious private
schools, or to such schools
sponsored by any particular
denomination. He also means