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Evening star., 1953-05-17
Service News
Gen., Mrs. Shepherd
Plan Reception
Gen. Buffers Sword to Be Presented;
News of House Guests and Happenings

have their son and daughter-in-
law, Capt. and Mrs. Good, III
with them for short stay.
On Tuesday Gen. and Mrs
Good entertained at a 6-to-e
O'Clock party for them at the
Bethesda Naval Officers' Club
Capt. Good has recently returned
from Korea and at present is
here on leave prior to a new as
! signment at the University OF
North Carolina.
| Before returning to Paris Is
land, s. c., where he is presently
stationed, the family. including
Capt. and Mrs. Goods children,
George Franklin 4th and Harriet
Richard Good, will all journey to
Wayne, Pa, to visit Mrs. Good, sr.
The director of Marine Corps
public information, Brig. Gen.
Verne j. McCaul. and Mrs. Nc
Caul have had as their house
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rob-
erts Of Los Angeles. Calf. Mr..
Roberts and Gen. McCaul are
old friends. having attended
North Dakota State College to-
gether. go
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts are en-
route home after a short stay
in Louisville for the Kentucky
Derby. From here they will 60
to New York for several days
before returning to their home
in Los Angeles.
Return From Vocotion
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas
A. Workman returned yesterday
from a two-week vacation at
their home in Bluffton, S. c.
They are now at home in their
apartment at the Berkshires.
Gen. Workman is Marine Corps
assistant chief of staff G-3.
Special assistant to Marine
Corps director of personnel, Col.
Joseph w. Earnshaw, and Mrs.
Earnshaw will entertain at a
small dinner at home on Thurs
day.
Their daughter, Joan, who is a
sophomore at the Santa Barbara
College, University of California,
is expected about the middle of
June, and will spend the rest of
the summer at her parents home
in Arlington.
Aide-de-camp to the Marine
Corps Commandant 1t. Col.
Foster C. LaHue, and Mrs. La
Hue are entertaining at their
home in Falls Church this after
noon.
The 5-to-7 o'clock affair will
find most of the ranking Marines
IN Washington at the event.
Texos Porents Are House Guests
Col. and Mrs. LaHue have had
as their house guests for the past
two weeks Mrs. LaHue's par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. Richard B.
Holt of Fort Worth, Tex. They
left on Friday for Nashville,
Tenn.
DE-. and Mrs. Holt, who have
a summer camp on the outskirts
of Nashville, plan to stay there
for . short while before proceed
ing to their home in Fort Worth.
The assistant for Marine
Corps and aviation matters and
aide to the Chief of Naval OPP
erations, 1t. Col. Sherman A.
Smith and Mrs. Smith will be
at home this evening from g.
to-8 o'clock,
Evening star., 1953-05-17
Donna NcMuiIen
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Nc
Mullen of Washington and Bar
louisville. Va. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Donna, to Mr.. James p! Allen
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w.
Allen Of Hyattsville.
Miss McMullen is attending
Mary Washington College of the
University of Virginia and her
finance is serving with the
United States Navy, stationed at
Norfolk.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
Howard Garrett
To Take Bride

Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs~John Harold Nelson Of
Braintree, Mass. OF the engage
ment Of their daughter, Dorothy
Elsa, to End 1t. Howard Gar
rett, jr., U. S. A. F. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett of
this city.
The bride attended the Acad-
annie Mcderne and Katharine
Gibbs School in Boston, and 1t.
Garrett studied at Georgetown
Preparatory School. He is now
attending Georgetown Law
School.
A fall wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
Jonqos to Meet

The last monthly luncheon Of
the Junior Army Navy Guild
Organization will take place on
Tuesday at the Army Navy
Country Club. The luncheon will
be for the senior members. Mrs.
j. Robert Ryan will preside and
guest OF honor will be Mrs. Nc
Cook Knox.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

Back From Tour
Col. and Mrs. George E. Long
nave returned to their home at
Acton after six weeks touring the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-05
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

CALVERT and 10th vic. NV: studio
dbl. newly dec, furn. $3.50 mo. ca.
HUI. 3-Sl04, AID. 2-6239 after g.
SCOTT COT C1E;Tlss; Fm; ssdec bssSt:
siEEP ON 0s aIR E Ss NV ws Sves up to
music. clock,lamp. radio; Isfgr., ~;
GEORGETOWN. 5000 Que st. NV
Sine aopT Tm tra sra i6 S0 40sl EH ls
SINGLE RM. for lisht Housekeeping,
furn;; 8 blks. from Capitol. ST.
Mr.. DuPoNT CiiRcIE-compl. furn.,
incl e. running ~ water water and refsr. 1242
1si i' CoL HjSii IA R6.9studio fm.,
sink. refgr., hot plate; next bath;
ARLINGToN.Four burner gas range
in ROOM share refrigerator and
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. pri-
Union Station Park; $50 mo. sol
End st. ne, Ii. 6-1653, ia. 1886.
KENNEDY Mr.. 16th-Large rm.. hot
plate, retgr;; pvt. bath. 3rd f.: $40.
ONE Ice. STUDIO RIM, gas stove,
refgr., running water; S12.50 wkly.
D 1$S5 c0 dYR rd nv So,,..r..1 80
unit, well furn., 5 win, Just redec..
new rug; was $75: now $5S a mo-;
linen, daily maid service. 1416 goth
44iG i4th ST. N.w.-L.h.k. rm.,
completely furn.; couple or girls.
COHUMBix RID. AND 18th ST. VIC.
Large front studio; ,semipvt.
bath, maid; tel. kit. privils. Eyes,
1922 MONROE ST. N.W.-Rm.. refgr.
and hot plate. End A.. mr.. bath;
sgle. or dble.; laund. privils.; reas.
PRIVATE ENTR. 800 R. !. ave. ne,
Bsmt. eflic:; dble: rn.; twin beds; So
cOL.SCoRCoRAN ST. N.w.-Front
nm. share bath and kit; ST. VIZ.
DE. 2-9767. AID. 2-6239 after g.
CoLoRED - NICELY furnished rm. !;
cooking privileges. 1863 Monroe st.
NV. ia. 9-796S after pm. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-05

MASS. AVE. NV. 173O-vacancy fol
! girls; reas. rates; walking distances
1855 N ST. N.W.-For refined young
people. excellent home-cooked food
Friendly atmosphere. ideal location
LIVE ON cLosE-IN as.ACRE Es.
TATE in Sill. Sprg.. z mi. from White
House; large. comfortable. beautiful
rooms: 2 delicious meals z days a
week, free parking on grounds. ~
SINGLE ROOM for gentleman; next
to bath; home cooking; min. to
Pentagon; sos per mo-; So Ari.
coLiUMBIf2Xo RID. NV. 2oo1-Nea,
Conn. ave. Nice. clean sgle. or ,dble;
DeoDe Geo sss meals 4 rv young g. eTHs94SSSsG
BLAIR MANSION HoTEL-Near Wal
ter Reed, 7710 Blair I'd. NV. Where
smart people meet Tor dining; beauf.
so9mGs; 4 Day nj S week or month. ~;
ROOM WITH BOARD-Young mems
f ties. Mr. MR SMITH GEnsoy ME. $500 $4,000. 70:
CLUB MASON, 1925 New Hampshire
s sEs pesdence er' s ds sse anS n doubles Is
for refined ladies and men: SIT to
$50. per week incl. fun course
meals and hotel services. NO. 2
ROOM. BOARD and child care for
e %GSasz s snn cail AZ. 7soeS S 10
1916 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food!
Share lovely rms, rnen-women. $50
up. Maid service, phone, Tvl Call
DE. 2-52s6. S15.$17.5O .wk. rate. +"
BOARD AND ROOM, single Or work
home; S2O-S25 weekly. 5000 62nd
ave-, E. Riverdale. Md.
CLOSE IN. 1926 10th st. NV
For refined young people; excel
food; reas. prices; Bendix washer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-05

1880 18th ST. N.W.-For perma-
nently empl. lady: in former legation
bldg: lge. comfortable rn. with bay
window, next to bath; ample closet
space; h.-w.h.; with gentle family;
NEW s1V' HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, - Newl,
sSiscSsoard ' :er Ssis i7is ''I NsS
1884 COLUMBIA RD.i $3.50 VIZ. nv.
Sgle rms; clean. warm; 10 min
1ntwn. on carlines: showers free
| 80 GiRARD ST 81. NV. "T6e Palmer SE
House" Very nice sgle. rm. next
s sHs son E;rt tyansp;; $3.50 wk; .
pvt. bath; conv. transp;; Tv and
IAN Laundry AM pr MnN;Rd IA SSeS b.
MN mr.. 5atR: 5 ice. windows; 'S9 retined
THEATRICAL GUESTHOuSE; weekly
or monthly; for artists. writers. n1u-
sicians and entertainers. Use Of
entire house. kit. priviis., radio, TV,
unlim. phone; maid service. Over
looking Rock Greek Park. AID.
4-23S7; MA. S-3S94. %
BETHESDA; $40 mo. Prefer young
woman. Meals additional. OIL. 2-0111.
MT. PLEASANT SECTION - Master
single. no. 2-lS41 after S pm.
112e 18th ST. N.W.-Nice rm., single
and double; near shopping area and
Government buildings; reas. rate By
week or month. Interested only in
settled, permanent roomerS. eau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-05
Rooms AND APIS. no SHARE

BUSINESS GIRL to share modern,
air-cond. 1-bedrm. apt. with another
girl: very convenient. DI. 7.74OT.
WANTED girls to share well-furn.
2-bedrm. apt. In Mason Hall; cony.
to pentagon. Alex. and Wash. Cal
OV. S-2039, Sun. or ewes. ~
CONGEN1AL GIRL to share apt. with
2 others, excel. downtown loo. Phone
ST. 3-6S12 after 9 pm. 10
GEORGETOWN-If you are q girl
between Is and 80: want Q cheerful
apt. overlooking park: 0 patio for
SS5 fer rent. maid and utils., please
call DE. 2-1139 or evenings HU,
G IN Iy 10 SHARE wen furn. apt, with
Cali IA. s-654i after $40. IS
WOMAN TO SHARE APT, Dupont
Circle area. Call before noon OF
1 or 2 refined girls, 25 to IS. with
one who Is out of town most OF
time. Refs, exchanged. IKE. 7-0022
CONGENIAL, EMPL. LADY to share
my lovely Arm. NV. apt: TV: 10
minis. downtown. AID. 4-SO64, pm
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

PRIVATE ENTR. 800 r. I. ave. ne.
Bsmt. efic.. dble. rm., twin beds, SIS
wk. ca. Du. 7-7309.
63S It'll ST. N.E.-Sgle. furn. rm.,
Wk. Ii. 6-555S. IS
OLORED-ROOM- to bath,
for settled colored lady. LA. 6-662S.
CoLoRED-BSMT. RIM. and pvt. kit.
single man. Ills @ st. ne. Ii.
6-4466. -
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ARL.-Rm. for men or empl. cple. |;
kit. privils.: garden space OPTIONAL;
good transp. ia. 4-09SS. -6
ARL.-Large well furn. rm. with pvt
bath and shower. Unlim. phone: Is
min. to Pentagon: 2 blocks to bus.
227 N. UTAH ST., ARL.-Lge.,
bright, cheerful rm., front; bath
and shower: " block bus.
ARLINGTON-Sgle. rm., gentleman;
next bath; newly decor; bus at
door. 925 N. jackson St., IA. q
7l3S. after 6 pm. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-05
GLASSMANOR
WAsHINGToN's FINEST
GARDEN APARTMENTS
MODERATE RENTALS
Offers Accommodations
WEEKLY
Completely Furnished
For Transient Families.
MONTHLY
For Semipermanent Residents
VEAPT.V

Furnished or Unfurni6hed.
] AND 2 BEDROOM APIS.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANY
Applications also accepted for 90.
cupancy in 5000 days. To reach:
Out s. Capitol str. Q blocks over d.
S G. tine gu, Open daily g Pa 81 Sat-, 81;
COLORED-TWO- BEDROOM AT
Gas heat: $72,5o per mo. Cali 70.
S SLSReS r1ssf PIERCE. Ask -d f0f
oS a: Es 'q ssss Psa ss 'Y L.
1880 til Q pm. IS
rooms. Kitchen and bath: utfls. incl.
SfED9 0P REALTY cos. RA eau s-sso E.
COLORED - PRACTICALLY new
building at 500 You st. NV. We
can offer for immediate occupancy
q 1-bedrm..- living room apt. with
modern pullman kitchen and tiled
bath; 81 so per mo; plus electricity:
e sth4 INV: Ma = a kSshs CO. 1903 s Il
c ess2i Ems si5 hath as s sa&s
not incl. LU. 4-6i48 after 5. g
COLORED--5O3 9Th ST. NV lge.
rm.. htchenette and. bath. .S67 30
med; occur. To inspect. cali ST.
CoLORED-223s 18th ST. N.w.-1
lge. rm... kit. and bath, newly re-
occup.. $72.60 mo-, incl. all utilities.
To inspect, see janitor on premises
or call NE. S-54O2.
COLORED-l40O 1st ST, Nw.-2
rms. With semipyt bath: immed,
occup; ADULTS only: sos mo. Call
COLoREID@ATTRACTIvE 1-BEDRM.
APT.-Lge. liv. rm. and dining
area, kit, bath and screened rear
porch; $65.16 per month; security
de, dsP SS requ ssc rLLIIs 4s-2soS9.x
Q Ice. rms, kitchen and bath: ex-
cellent condition; all utils furnished:
$50 mo; Call MRS. BRADLEY.
c0EoREibMIEMPLoYED cple.; s-rn.
apt; day care for / child. 325 18th
pl. ne. II. 3-6294. "a
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MIscELLANEous FoR SALE

WASHER, Bendix auto. good cond !.
looks new; $50 cash. Phone EN-
70 SELL OR TRADE-Philco. +:
". old. 2 IT. refgr. for q clothes
dryer OIL 2-4469 s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-05
APIS. UNFuRNlShED Cont. !

215S CALIFORNIA ST. NV. Il blk
w. Conn. ave. Lee. iv. rm., bed
SIN. bedrm. apt. $S5. %
1915 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Excellent
liv. rn.. l bedrm.. kit, bath in
Lass 3 co. RIA. s-s4s1; eyes,, Of.
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-Entire End
a.; 3 rms, pvt. bath and entrance.
AZ utils;. z adults: $50. sl7
soo essf F%akfs s. ST. r. NEW. fm.,
e eedTm oc ainssss ss a Mca Rsia
WALSH 4 SONS. 1911 Eye st. NV,
Ice. I-BEDRM. APT.-Inquire 40
COLHEGE PARK. 1895 knox I'd
Two-bedroom apt. with living rom.
s S;nstte kit tos and nd bath; all utilities
Tniv 81 Nd ndW e saHD en- s4 Hsa5er anS
newly dec; suitable for 3 cples;
SIS0 mo-; employed. refned people
With good refs, AID. 4-6945. %
and bath Plenty ei sssns space 'cs ss5
mo-. utils, incl. LORD CALVERT
APIS: INC. 4317 Rowalt dr.. Col:
ARLINGTON. VA bedrms., pri-
vate entrance. close in. IA. 7-67S9.
also 1-bedrm. apt.
ATTRACTIVE. AIRY. NEW 2-bedrm,
apt; liv. rIn.. well-eQuipped kit,
din. space; colored tiled bath;
$3.50 mo-. including utils. Out
Alabama ave-, south on wheeler I'D.
TO junction Of Southern ave. 954
Southern ave. Sc. Apt. 2O3, LU.
CoNGREss HEIGHTS - Two-bedrm,
apt, new building; conv. to, stores,
transp;. school: seq 80. incl. utili-
ties, DREYFUSS BROS, Ma. g.
cSoNGREss HALL APIS s.E.-Two
bedrms.: attractive new building
free master TV aerialS; laundry and
storage room; $1,000. tnclud. utili-
ties. DREYFUSS BROS. Ma. S-0hS@
SOUTHEAST-Two- bedrm. apt: new
$50. DREYFuss BROS. Ma. s-oSss
e4O7 eend ST. N.E.-Three rms and
semipvt. bath, back porch and
yaGsd. All utiis. furnished; S05 mo.
ARGiNGToN. vA.-1ncome apts.' 3
bedrms.. screened porch, yard. pri-
yate entrances. close in. ia. Z
DIuHPSoSNT Overwhelmingly section
s sss asil me mel 0 ST. s4 t!i s s!'si
new I:BEDRM.--Basement apt. in
sulated, pvt. entr., Sc. section. $40:
util. furn. LII. 2-52S3. LII. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-05
ROOMS WANTED

TWO RMS, kit. privils. or small apt. !;
nv: for working mother and 2
children at full-day school. EN-.
YOUNG MAN desires room and board;
Sc. section. 10. 2-4695 after a pm.
"a
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly gen.
tleman in town. No nursing care
Box S5-A, Star.
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APARTMENTs FURNISHED
PLEASANT HILL

81 yARNUM 81, Re.
modern de luxe apartment consists
Of large living room, dinette. kitchen
bedroom and bath; large basement
and Is In q convenient tntGwn. one
busfare location. Rent, sos plus
utilities Nicely furnished. Available
immediately. To inspect call RIA
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

lTAKOMA PK.--Nicely furn.. bedrm..
w biz I'm, ir s1s;i eat ssioc. G. .SgSs
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

,OLORED TRINIDAD VIC. = RIM,
furn.. rm. unfurn., all privils., newly
redec. 10. 3-O81O. ID
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looms FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

So DARLINGTON ST. S.W.-Nice
room. next to bath; phone PRIVILEGES;
in pvt. home; refined gentleman;
COW. transp. 10. 3-5S05. -5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-05
THE AMAZING
BARGAIN FAIR
Ills H ST. NE.

outlet for the
surplus stocks of one o.
WaShington's largest televi-
sion and appliance chains
Our sole function Is to dis
pose of excess stocks of ma
tionally advertised televi-
SionS, radios, refrigeratorS
washers, ironerS, dryers
freezers and other major
and small appliances.
PRICES SLASHED
FROM 800 TO 709o
OFF LIST
Choose the brand you want
choose the appliance you
want, BARGAIN FAIR will
accept cash or terms. We
don't care how we sell OF
how long the price is. II
it's a televiSion set or an
appliance we have it and
we want to get rid of it. :.
You can take it home for
800 to 70% less than its
regular list price. You'll
see TV priced as low as $14
Washers as low as $12
Refrigerators as low as
$40 and other values SINH
larry low priced.
10 A PGAIM EA1D
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GLAS$SSMSllANOR.

VISIT
GLASSMANOR
IF YoC ARE LOOKING FOR A
NIsHEp dARpEN-1TNYPE APT. At
MODERATE RENTAL.
Daily-Weekly
TV, for. transient families. Unfurn.
apis; also avail. To reach: Out
soute Gii 5s st. ssntsl D o9a. G go1
81: closed Sunday. 10. 7-siOO'
Vic. 18th and Columbia Rd.
Two rms, kit. and bath: all utils.
incl Attractively furn.; convenient
to transp. and shop. centers; 2 girls
SSIS2 s ss7 No n 2. " .7s: BT! 81
COLORED-I322 18th ST. NV. Liv.
Walking. distance downtown. 500
incl. utils. NO. 7-6111. LII. 4-6719.
COLOKEH-1-BEDRM.. pvt. kit. apt.
Redrm.. liv. rm,, pvt. kit. apt. Apply
c 80 kES.ns n; R'T DEC. and and 2
bedrm ,aPts.; for very desirable
C1o SVbis 14oo T PRaSTI ~ by NEw
bldg at 500 You st. NV. We can
offer for immed. occupancy. q I-bed-
fm.. lily. nm. apt. with modern Pull
man kit. and tile bath. S77:50 per
mo. Elus cleo. SHANNON & LUCHS
CO.. 1905 H st. NV. Ma. S-2345.
C0LORED-BROOKLAND-2-rm. at
tractively furn apt. No children:
can be seen after pm: for ! or
persons. 1917 Girard ne. --S
COLORED - 1854 FAIRMONT ST.
furn., S65 per mo-, shown 9 to s
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TARPAULINS

Sold NJ 81. nav. Elk. 3-36Z7
dissisni. pEics. s1oo. S IT, s-S SSa5
~. r. table able model. matching console
base; 9 mos. old: 500. IA. S-5704
T wei pm = new guaranteed Munts
21:in. set for less than . used set
will cost you. Terms or cash. Call
for . free home demonstration to-
day. 10. 2-4T7S. 5"
TV'S--16-in. table model, mahog.
rec. springs, S65: also 10-in. Em-
erson console. $3o: both AL. il.
TVIS3' MOtorola, 21-in.: beautiful
TYPEWRfTERs4Royai. &c in. Mi
crogothic. close-spaced lines, decimal
tab. almost-neW cond.. excellent for
accountant or engineer, S115. Also
Remington Noiseless, IL in, elite,
very good cond., $56. NE. S-490l.
TYPewRrrERs-ROyal. ReminEton,
Up. ali in good working order. Rem
tails, repairs. all makes. CENTRAL
TYPEWRITER CO., 2019 l4th st,
VACUUM SIEHRRANcE. New and
recondttioned. Electrolux. S24. so:
nev ROYAL tank. was sos, SO, now
$40, B0. Others So M. SSl2 Lee
vaaECTGUM AcL zEIAaSS1Ek Singer. nc isoor
5eSussd siNdER sEWNo cSN sf7s
VO2 King H.. Alex. Va KL 1851 5,
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Congress Heights, Sc.
Ps,SsnI apt ;r NsH dqg a Sldg
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HOTEL 144O
One rm.. kit and bath: 24-hr. phone
and elev. serv.; $24. 5O-S3l so wk
lao Rhode Island ave. NV. Is
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FALLS CHURCH-on busline: de-
lightful 3 rms. and bath completely
furn. apt. incl. linens. dishes, cook
ing utinsels and all util.; now avail
able; No children. 500 per mo. Call
FALLS CHURCH-3-room and bath
completely furn. apt. heat and water
incl; COW. to bus and shopping;
S105 per mo; now available. Cali
J. H. BENOIT, Realtor, KE. SCOTT;
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PIANOS
BENCHES. So

Steinway Baldwin, Knabe, other
grands, $3.50 up. Free delivery, free
bench. PAUL GOLIBART, cor. entr.,
2S01 Georgia ave. AID. 4-5928.
(0.3O-6.3O) 6A
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REFRIGERATOR SALE
S25 UP

SZ5 UP
refgr.. S. mo. allison r EF FRI FER
ALTON SERVICE. 2209 18th st. NV.
AID. 4-4206. IS
RUGS-Karastan Lanamar Orientals.
ssTce. ss0 c 9T. 4te4 By IL. $50; by
RUGS imported Persian Oriental
eeed vea afaSs ssf ?se s4s HSSen ski IL
$3 1899 90 ethsr r,S sizes PIG P5scgperly priced
RUG. Gulistan carpet, gray twisted
roadloom. sx11h never used; $50.
RTGs-orientsI, II BY "A: also
scatter Sartsd Si kf s s1s lovely e00r' i'm
sAWMILL, portable: timber rights. Ii
SEWING MACHINE MI Ambassador,
used very little, almost new. Lu.
st t1TffSd MACHINE. Singer q desk
chased for balance due. SINGER
SEWING SEW g. cENTERl 7!92 King St.
eiec.. SIS; beaTt. Singer console.
reverse stitch; worth S139.50, going
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Evening star., 1953-11-08
Customary Howl

The Soviet Union has followed its usual
line in protesting against the agreement under
which the United States, along with other
powers in the Atlantic alliance, has been
granted the use of undesignated military bases
in Greece The same sort of surly objection
accusing the signatories of undertaking prep
arationS for new war"-has been raised before
in connection with similar arrangements worked
out with countries like Norway and Turkey. This
is old stuff, and there is no reason why anybody
should be excited by it, even though the Krem-
lin growls severely about how these under
standings "worsen" the international situation
and run counter to the interest of maintaining
peace"
What the Kremlin is objecting to- of course,
is the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
Whenever that alliance works out formal agree
mentS within itself-Such as the latest one with
Greece-the Russians emit howl. Naturally
enough, because it erects formidable obstacle
against their desire to take over the whole of
Europe, the defensive NATO setup is some
thing that they rail against on any and every
occasion The Athens government, however.
can be counted upon to answer their protest
in the manner deServed-with reasonably polite
observations to the effect that they need not
worry about anything at all if their own inten-
tions are peaceful4 What more can they expecth
Evening star., 1953-11-08
First Baptist Building Program

The people of the First Baptist Church are
saying good-by to their old home today Serv-
ices under the leadership of their minister,
the Reverend DR.. Edward Hughes Pruden will
be held this morning both to close the existing
building at Sixteenth and o streets Northwest,
and to break ground for it's replacement-a
beautiful modern Gothic religious, educational
and social center on the same site. The need
for such an up-to-date plant has been evident
for long time.
Indeed, the structure now to be wrecked
was overcrowded on the day of its dedication,
January H. 1890. The Star for the following
evening told how chairs were brought into the
aisleS and every inch of standing room was
occupied by members and friends who came
to hear the Reverend DR.. George Claude Lorimer
of Chicago, guest preacher. and the Reverend
Charles. Stakely, pastor, inaugurate the fourth
First Baptist meeting house. With the passing
decades, however, the home was outgrown.
Especially since 1885, the congregation has in
creased in numbers and their interests and
activities have multiplied until there simply
no longer is room for their accommodation in
the old church. The new center will have
cathedral dimensions. sanctuary seating
1900 and an assembly hall seating 700 are the
units to be constructed earliest. Then school
unit will be erected The total cost has been
estimated at So million.
Washingtonians of every denomination will
watch the progress of the First Baptist expan-
sion program with appreciation.