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Evening star., 1953-07-26
Own Your Own Apt. Home

IF it costs less to rent than to own
your landlord is a philanthropist. y
Phone Monday to inspect any of
the following apts.:
THE ONTARIO
A wonderfully SPACIOUS apt; on a
3 exposures and contains 4 bedrms.,
lge,. liv. rm., left. din. rm., foyer
kit, bath (2nd bath easily added:
excel. closet space; very fine value
at only $4,000; parking available;
terms.
CHARMING HOME
This 2-bedrm. apt. home is different;
t. 1st floor contains tail .lovy Lovely dv liy' rm'
all-elec. mod. kit. and hall: End fir.
has 2 bedrms. and bath; parking
space; price, $4,000 on reas. terms.
This Is such an unusual apt. that
1t must be seen to be appreciated.
CONVENIENCE PLUS VALUE
Very pleasant cor. apt, Just stones
throw from Mt. Pleasant streetcar
and grocery: 2 bedrms. and porch,
liv. rm., din. rm., kit, pantry: ent.
hall and bath: attrac. built-in book
cases; only S13,500 on reasonable
kEL LLSs
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
Quick sale imperative; owners will
sell this attrac. cor, apt. very reas.;
lge cor. bedrm., liv. rm. jr. din.
rm., kit. entr. hall and bath; pleas
ant outlook over private Handicapped
park; excel. storage facilities.
BEDROOM APTS.
Several apts in various loca tions
from about $1,000 cash; prices from
$1,000; all will show great savings
over rent.
1880 BELMONT ST. NV.
"a Of 1st fir for only $500; 3 bed
rms. foyer, hv rnn., din. rm..
pantry. kit. porch and bath: 3 ex-
posures; only $4,000 cash; unusual
value.
Edmund ]. Flynn Co.
COOP. Apt. Authority Since 1920
wash. Bldg. MA. $4,000.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

TILDEN GARDENS-De luxe mod
ernized 1-bedrm. apt lge liv. rm.,
Jr. din. rm., kit foyer. good closet
space space oexpos. expos. facing Govt, park
The He BRoo2Ag6iMooR-rwo-beMdroom
to large rambler, Priced at S36.500,
including de luxe wall-to-wall carpet
and drapes. See box ad in Real
Estate Section. Saturday Star. or
phone Emerson 2-ss22 for details.
in detached .bidg;.; buy direct from ON
city. Open today, 1910 Southern
ave. Sc. Apt. 10. LU. 1-2145. -26
3-RM., KIT. AND BATH APT. with
glassed-in porch; completely re-
des0Tated This apt has
Please cali Mr.. Gavin with II. G.
SMITHY co, ST. $4,000: res.
MASS. AVE, mr.. Rock Creek Park
foyer. 1A large a0edTHo iT%g roo room 'tHne dinne
room with immense closet and bath.
The entire ant. has been completely
redecorated including resurfaced
floors floors, Exclusive building in ideal
Gavin with H. G.. SMITHY CO..
oNF 81; si9GR S1s3oG WFsr u.s.; AP; PoGS 2I5oo4x
Close-in location. 2-bedrm. front
good outlook: also large foyer. liv
rm.. well equipped kit. excellent
closets; eStab. elev. building. Price,
S12.500. Please call Mr.. Gavin
with H; g. SMITHY CO. ST. 3-3300;
e-BEDRRM. APT, on Columbia I'd
Completely redecorated with mod
erniSed kitchen; includes foyer; liv.
rm., 18-ft. din. rm.. pantry and flve
closets; elsy. ~, and SWITCHBOARD:
call Mr.. Gavin with H. G. SMITHY
CO. ST. $4,000; res, AID. 2-50O4.
TILDEN GARDENS-2-bedrm. apt,
in excel. cond. and ideally located
in one. Of the most popular bldgs.
of this well-known cooperative,
spacious liv,, rm., din. rm.,. sun
room. nice kit, / "a baths, pref. ex-
posures. J. NELSON HUGHES, EN-.
2-9696.
Sc, near Boiling Field: 2-bedrm;
apt: "a blk. to bus and shop: $3.50
down. priced SS.2h0. WO. 6-46hh.
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COOP. APIS. SALE tcsnt.)
VICINITY

COLONIAL VILLAGE
New de luxe co-ops ready to be
started at once. Applications being
taken for large 3-bedroom apt.
homes; best all-aound building in
Metropolitan Wash; fireproof; all
units have complete cross ventila-
t1on; Plans must be seen to be ap-
preeiated. Price, $4,000 and
NJ. T. BRoYHILL & SONS
1924 Lee Hwy, ArL. Va. ia. 4-1300
81
COLORED; 1881 BELMONT ST. NV.
Two-bedroom living room, dinette,
kit. bath. and porch; reas. down
payment. Inquire apt. l or 24.-26
COLORED-I3OO MASS. AVE, NV.
Resale Apt, Al, rms, kit. and
bath, Small cash pay. Easy terms.
See janitor. Come to Office of Vim
IIe nleh & Cohen, 1902 L st. NV,
COLoRED@saeO 18th ST. Ne
Mod. -bedrm. apt. Small cash pay
Monthly Ike rent. See Janitor.
COLORED--COOPERATIVE APT. at
3543 Warder st. NV, Apt No. 2,
consisting of 2 bedrmS.,. living room,
kitchen and bath. newly decorated.
Reasonable down payment. May be
seen Sunday between the hours. OF
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EXTRA SPACIOUS APT. no stairs;
pvt. drive. yard and entrance from
terrace: 26x16-ft. liv. rm., excel.
hrepl:; equip: kit. din: area: area: 2 lge; :
furn.; n' STU 'Tno mo. 'jf JE. a-i7sS. WS6 i
s73-S75.5O. ARL.-sedrm.. liv. rm.,
kit, din. alcove, bath; mr.. Wash.
I'm. s.ss7s. ~ days; EN-. s-esSs,
ONE sHs'' MONTH FREE. for takinE my
$1O2.b0. ia. 6-7928. -27
ARLINGTON. near Colonial Village
New 1-bedrm.. storage. laundry:
ls.s; Stils.. except cleo. ss5. Out Wilson
blyS left q %rs pierSf r. stt T. as6S aS92
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has few
S75. Situated in cow. Alex. a
1O-min. drive from the White
House. Phone TIE. 6-44OO or come
to oftice in Adams Bldg; cor. Mt.
AREISGroN. RfEpSa 81: Ana SSsSe a6edrm r.
restricted adults. IA. 2-330O. 30
apt. near
Pentagon: $3.50. Two-bedrm. apt,
near o1 XII Hesht5:; s1isso sss'6O' 'A' GsS $500
lated apt. with desirable dinette;
popular 'garden-type apt. community
with playground for children. 1
sedre9m ss5 +,i;t;a: $Sa bo bsdro0ms.
downtown washington and Fort
Myer: on direct busline. Out Column
bta pike to South Greenbrier St.
right to Sth road and RANDALL II.
CO. CO sign; gg;; See menagers; 6s11 9Th
rEGfR EIta s0osaAi ossaAiRDSEANsg "a AIRS, Fails
Church. Va.--Applications, accepted
for l, Q and 8 bedrm. apts Rents,
rs follows: l hedrm.. $40 and $72;
2 bedrms., $50 and $93; 3 bedrms.,
sTaTr s1S5 and RHA,49 $TSe Rental ssa eSsnss vents
anfS4s. 1nft9R st" Falls Church. Va; Gas 9E'
THREE LARGE RMS, closets, kit,
bath; settled adults; no pets. Ref.
S10o z; Windsor ave. Alex, Va TIE.
NORTH ARL. near Heeht', and
ann spt in G9p small spt. bids o0stTeet
parking; on busline to Govt: ofices.
mo. IA. S-2959 after 6. -27
ARLINGTON (ClarendonD 2 unfurn.
rooms and kitchenette, semiprivate
bath, parking space. Adults only.
Close to buses. stores. 1925 N. Fill
more st. 26S
4-RM. GUEsTHoUsE, ami, country
surroundings: near good roads. mi.
from Vienna. Vienna 294.
HOUSE-SIZE APT, lge,. paneled ltv.
rm. with fireplace, 2 bedrms., kit
dinette and bath, Walk-in closets.
Located on 60-acre estate, u hI.
from District. Lawn for hammock
and outdoor living. $3.50 plus
utils; Dial operator for Browning
Evening star., 1953-07-26

APT. 41-OPEN SUN, 2-5
1882 BILTMORE ST. NV.
cor. apt. 2 Ige. bedrms. lge liv.
rm., lee. din. rm.. kit. bath. newly
decor: priced at only $500 with
$500 down payment. balance on
good terms. MR.. PALMER. LU.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY
Oelightful residence, 3 bedrms. o
baths, den, beautiful secluded setting
on high, shaded knoll overlookins
beautiful rolling meadows and woods.
Avail. until Sept. II, 1854. at 5000
per no. incl. maintenance of
grounds. Call Mr.. Smith ewes,
Vienna 163-J-4 or weekdays.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 Goth st. NV. DE. 2-41O1.
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!. of 1st flr. for only $500; 8 bed
rms. foyer, liv; rm;, din. rm..
pantry. kit: porch and bath: 3 ex;
value.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
GEORGETOWN

OGN/1lA41 ~" 4S
3-bedroom, 2-bath brick in best area,
Garden of drawing room. basement
has paneled room and batht. Well
furnished. Rent, $3.50 mo; / or :
REDrpEtT rd5 lfa'E. REALTY CO. D1 1900
MD, D. c., OR VA.
ROSEMARY HILLS. MD.-Rent or
sale. almost-new brk, rambler. .
bedrms > baths. den, bsmt. Furr.
5000; unfurn., S175. Sale. S25.950,
wooDs1DE PARK. MD - Modern
brick, split-level rambler, First
level. studio apt, fun bath; md
level. large liy. rn.. din. rrn, comb.
porch. de luxe, kit, bedrr;, bath
Modern French furnishings incom-
pletp: "a acre beautifully Handicapped
ground. trees, detached garage
KENNEDY AND 18th SITS NV -
Clean as q pin. clesnly furn row
brick. block TO trans. streetcaT
or bus 3 bedrms.. baths. full
bsmt.
ARLINGTON FOREST. VA. -- De-
tached brick Colonial on nice lot
with detached garage, liy. rm-, din.
rm. kit. screened porch on iSt fir;
> bedrmS.. nurSery ana bath on 2nu
f1r.: full basement, rec, rrn. furn. as
bedrm.: reasonably priced,
ELIJAH G. ARNOLD
IColonel Y. 8. A, Retircsdd) 5Ia4T BTok4eT
EN-. 3-4335 oV' 3-414o
Evening star., 1953-07-26

NAYLOR GARDENS
Lowest Mo. Payments in D. C. Area
Two bedrms., 2nd f.. very clean; conv
to bus and shops; price, $3.50,
total monthly cost, incl. utils.,
S6475; avail. Sept. /. Call Mr.
Rowland. LU. 1-7069.
DRURY REALTY CORP.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
600 XENIA ST. S.E.

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
1920 18th pl. s.e.-BeautifuI 1-bed-
room apts.. conveniently located in
quiet residential neighborhood;
painted in pastel ColorS; off-Street
parking; exhaust fan, master TV;
very quiet and clean building;
&S4 so month. See resident mgr.
Apt. 3. Directions: At 10th and
Penna ave. NV. take Az bus to
Nichols ave-; at Portland st. trans
fer to Va Trenton ter bus to ad-
dress. SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO.,
MA S-R440 -26
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THE ONTARIO

If 1t costs less to rent than to own
your landlord is a phtlanthropist." !"
Phone Monday to inspect any Of
the following apts.:
Evening star., 1953-07-26
CHOICE HOMES

HYATTSVILLE-3 bedrms; nr.
schools and bus S125
WHEATON, bedrms.. bsmt. Sl25
GLOVER PARK--6-rm. row
garage; on busline $3.50
BETHESDA-6-room 2-storv
heat; nr. Bradiev blvd sls5
PERRY HAY co.
Evening star., 1953-07-26

Edmund j. Flynn Co.
coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920
wash. Bldg. Ma $1,000.
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l-BEDRoOM APTS.
1880 BELMONT ST. NV;

Several apts in various ocations
from about $1,000 cash; prices from
$1,000; all will show a great savings
! over rent
Evening star., 1953-07-26
CHARMING HOME
coNvEN1ENcE pLus VALUE
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS

sell this attrac. cor. apt. very reas.;
| lge. cor. bedrm., liv. rm,. jr. din.
| rm., kit, entr. hall and bath; pleas
ant outlook over private Handicapped
! park; excel. storage facilities.
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APIS UNEURNIsHED-D. c. lAPTS. UNFURN.-MD. tcsnt.l

CoLORED-124O 16th ST. Me-
bedrm., liv. rm.. kit, .dinette and
bath, &67.50 plus heat, util. and
refgr. CHARLES c. CONNER, RE
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NICE BUNGALOW, N.W.-S125
Five rms, bath, attic, refgr., garage.
garden, nicely furnished.
SAM ROSEY. AD. 4-2700 --26
CLINTON. Md bedrms., detached,
compl. furn. 500 mo. Adults only.
Cypress 7-9333.
PINKNEY A. EARNSHAW, Jr.
Md. Cypress 7-9333
Evening star., 1953-07-26
ANDREWS FIELD

800 ST. Barnabas rd. just of
Branch ave.-Delightful 2-story, g.
veniences; . full baths. lst-floor
bedrm.; tastefully furn.; $3.50 mo.
Will show or call 10. S-5752. JOHN
F. DONOHOE e. SONS. 314 Pa. ave.
IL 9-NnRd -OR
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1854 GIRARD ST. NV.
CORNER OF 14th AND GIRARD)
Apt. completely redecorated. Liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit. and bath. S72.50. See
janitor for inspection or call Mr.
Gill, Monday, EN- $4,000. LEGUM
a GERBER REALTY CO. 20
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--CHdtmlug stone nome on over an
acre Of beautiful ground On the
1st floor is spacious liv. rm. over
looking the garden and terrace, dim
ing room, equipped kitchen bed
rms. and bath. On the upper level
is a very Ice. master bedrm. and
bath. The English basement con
tains bedrms., . baths, den or IL
brary with complete kitchen; house
Is in immaculate condition and
decorated in excellent taste 2-Yr.
lease at S2G5 per mo, GEORGE MA
SON GREEN CO, IA. 4-14o0 or
ewes. and Sun. ia. s-0464.
sep din rm, Kit, SC. porch; hsn1t.
conv. bus, shops SiO5. gig 5.
Troy St. EN- 2-646i --2S
NICE 2-bedroCm bunGalow. a m +.
full bsmt; not more than children:
So mo. JAMES S. BRADY, High
Bridge, Bowie, Nd
LARGE 3-bedrn1, brick rambler; dish:
washer, auto. washing machine and
dryer, conveniently located, 9
WAYNE ave Silver Sprtns. Rent
Sis per mo Shown by appt only-
WILLIAM 3 FRANCIS, S120 Flower
ave Silver Spring, Nd" Ju, 9-3567
ARL' FOREST section.--2 minis. to
Pent : rms. and bath; det, mod.
brick; newly dec; s years old; Sl15.
ia, 2-l605. ---------------
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Through bus to town a few steps
from this all-brick home; fully fur
nished, 3 bedrooms and finished
attic with fam full basement; ga
rage, automatic washer; shaded
with large yard. It's ready Aug. l.;
$500 per month. OWNER, OIL. 2
1881. ---26
1921 32nd ST, Chevy Chase. D. c.;
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3 bedrooms, Iiv. room
din. rm., kitchen; garage. 2S03
Washington ave. Chevy Chase, Md
available Aug. /; S225 mo-; refer
ences. Phone
EIG & McKFFVER
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-25

oratory at Fl. Monmouth, NJ.
Greenglass said that, so far as
he knew, the Rosenberg radar spy
ring activities never stopped"
He is brother of Ethel Rosen-
berg, who was executed with her
husband, Julius, in the Sing Sing
Prison electric chair for stealing
atom bomb secrets for Russia.
Greenglass is serving a 15-year
term for his part in the atom spy
plot. He had testified against his
sister and brother-in-law.
Greenglass, who had been sta
toned at the Los Alamos, NM,
atomic energy project as an Army
sergeant, said he learned more
about the activities of the Rosen-
berg ring after he left the Army.
He declared that "after 1947,"
while he and Rosenberg were in
business together in New York,
Rosenberg told me certain things
about the secrets and material
they stole for Russia"
Asked if he had learned whether
there was espionage in the Army
Signal Corps, Greenglass replied:
eyes. learned that the Ros-
enberg ring took and obtained
secrets from the Army Signal
Corps and transmitted them to
Russia. Rosenberg also told me
that he gave all the (electronic)
tube manuals he could get his
hands on to Russia, some of which
were classified top secret +"
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-25
Half A Million Tons
Of Army Cargo A Year
Are Going To Alaska

SEATTLE, R-Almost half a
million tons Of Army cargo a year
are going to Alaska.
Military figures showed this
week that from July l, 1852, to
September 80, 1858, the Army
shipped 595,371 measurement tons
to Alaska through Pacific Coast
ports. Almost 83 percent of this
passed through Seattle and other
northwest ports.
The Alaska statistics were in
Guided in a survey of military
shipping sent to- Senator Warren
G. Magnuson by Brigadier Gen
eral Paul F. Yount, Army chief of
transportation. Magnuson had re-
quested previously unpublished
figures as background for north
west charges that this area was
being bypassed for Far East cargo
in favor of CALIFORNIA; ports.
Young's figures show the north
vests share of Alaska cargo has
averaged close to 80 percent
through much of the past year.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-25
Atom Spy Creengglass Testifies
That Radar Spy Ring Headed By
Rosenberg Could Be Continuing

NEW YORK, R-Dayid Green
glass, confessed atom spy, testified
in writing Tuesday a radar spy
ring headed by executed Julius
Rosenberg "could very possibly
be continuing to this very day.
A sworn deposition made by
Greenglass at the federal peni-
tertiary at Lewisburg, Pa, was
read into the record at an open
hearing conducted by Sen. Joseph
r. Mccarthy, chairman of the
Senate Permanent Subcommittee
on Investigations.
Mccarthy called the hearing os-
tensibly to support his charges
that an espionage ring operated at
the Army Signal Corps radar lab
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-25
WEATHER FORECAST

Compiled by the
US. Dept of Commerce Weather Bureau
Generally fair with variable
cloudiness tonight and Thursday.
Low temperature expected to-
night 10, high Thursday Is.
Nome data last "a hours as of
7 am. today: High temperature
Is, low TO- Max. wind Is mph
from the NE. Sun rises 9:06 am,
sets 2:30 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-25
Arrest Imminent
OF Third Suspect
In Wells Staying

SEATTLE, IA deputy United
States marshal said here Monday
night third party believed in
volved in the Staying of Cecil
Wells, 81, Fairbanks automobile
dealer, is known to Alaska law en-
forcement officers and an arrest
is imminent.
us. Deputy Marshal Francis x.
Wirth told of the development as
he stopped briefly at Seattle-Ta
coma International Airport en-
route to Fairbanks with Johnny
Warren, Negro jazz drummer, who
is being returned to face trial in
connection with the Oct. II shoot
ing.
Warren and Wells widow, Di-
ane, 81, were charged with first
degree murder after their arrests
on indictments returned by a
Fairbanks grand jury.
Both have maintained their in
nocence and Mrs. Wells has denied
allegations made by Warren in a
statement to police, of a close re
lationship prior to the fatal shoot
ing.
Wirth told newsmen here and
at Oakland, where Warren was
arrested on an Alaska warrant
three weeks ago, he doubted the
musician pulled the trigger on
Wells" who was found dead in
his apartment the day Warren left
Fairbanks for the States.
The deputy marshal said a third
party he believes is involved, a
man, is still in Alaska.
II know who he is, and he
knows know" he said, adding an
arrest may beBmade within a
week.
Wirth said he thought Warren
may be innocent of the actual
shooting, but he is apparently
holding back evidence, probably
protecting someone else"
He said the murder weapon,
which never has been found, now
is known to be an Italian Berretta
semi-automatic, which he said was
brought back from italy by a
serviceman now living in Mon
terey, Calf.
He said the~serviceman 'sold it
to man who gave it to- Johnny y
Before leaving. San Francisco
Monday Warren said he isn't
happy about returning to Fair
banks because there is lot Of
feeling against me there"
II hope l can clear myself" he
said. "I'll help the police in any
way l cam
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-25
Queen Elizabeth and Phillip
Visit Island of Jamaica
MONTEGO RAY Jamaie

MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica, R-
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke
of Edinburgh, landed on this
British West Indies Island today
and received a tremendous vel
come. 1t was the first visit by a
reigning monarch to this populous
rum, banana and sugar colony.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-25
OUR THANKSGIVING HERITAGE

The Pilgrims spanked one Of the worlds great
ideas when they decided to risk their lives and
unpredictable hardshps in about effort to found
way Of life for themselves and their descendants
in new hemisphere And if that resolute band who
survived the first winter desoate coast than
they had headed for, in more rigorous climate than
they expected and henmed in by the most savage of
all the aborignes in North America, felt the urge to
give thanks to the Almighty then So perhaps should
we.
We can be thankful that the way of life they
founded has thus far been preserved to We can
be thankful for the bounty Of our land. We can be
thankful for the progress in the arts in science and in
industry that have given the nation strength, and
brought the economic equality Of far closer than
in any other land We can be thankful that still
pray to the God Of the Pilgrims.
But, in giving thanks, we should pray too for
courage for intelligence for renewal of that richest
bequest of forefathers the spirit to conquer For
shall need the utmost courage to retain freedom
in this world-dvided We must have courage to spare
for those nations where the flame is dying and only
the enbers of freedom glow. We shall need the intell
gence to make full and proper OF the bounty OF our
fields that it shall not be wasted and destroyed,
it has been while millions hungered. And shall
need to continue and advance efforts to make
and better things for people, for that the true
road to peace.
Above all, we can give thanks that these opportu-
mites still ours
VIEWS AND REVIEWS
The trouble with most of the expert opinion is
that the experts seldom agree.
The progress of every community depends upon
publc-spirited, unselfish leadership
The best way to accumulate money is to save
of what you now making.
Evening star., 1953-04-06

SHOW STOPPER-This swmsuit by
Cole Of California will be one of the
featured California designs at the
Cherry Blossom Festival luncheon
fashion show on Wednesday. 1t Ioces
like Merry Widow corset and is
worn with q sheer black oroondy coat.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
Benefit Tea
Set Tomorrow
By Navy Wives

An annual World Fellowship
tea for the benefit of it's national
organization, will be sponsored
by the Eleanor Roosevelt Navy
Wives Club No. 81, tomorrow at
8 pm. at the clubhouse, 325
Boyer road S.W.
The late hour was set for the
convenience of the club members,
most of whom are young
mothers.
Comdr. Julio S. Feijoo, Naval
Attache at the Cuban Embassy,
will be guest speaker for the
opening program.
Sharing the honor guest spot
light with the speaker will be
Mrs. Karl Theme, present Spon-
sor of the club, and wife Of Capt.
Theme, USN; and Mrs. Robert
A. Patton. wife of Navy Com
mander Patton.
Mrs. Patton will become club
oROAAoOA III OO44C uPOA4 Vic 4CGACo
ment Of Capt. Theme.
Musical entertainment for the
affair will be provided by a vocal
trio including: Mrs. Harold
Meese, wife of 1t. Meese, USN:
Mrs. C. F. Eckelof and Mrs.
James Ferris, wife of 1t. Comdr.
Ferris, who is chaplain Of the
Naval Air Station.
Mrs. Oscar Norgorden, wife Of
DR.. Norgorden, is chairman Of
the arrangement committee.
Assisting her as hoStesseS will
be: Mrs. Earl Titus, president of
the club; Mrs. Julian F. Andia,
Northeastern regional vice preSi-
dent of the Navy Wives Clubs Of
Evening star., 1953-04-06
California Comes East

chance to survey the wide range
of fashions that hail from what
the Californian's term their
complete market"
Included in the designer line
up for this show are Adele,
Athena, Cahill, Caltex, Catalina,
Cole Of California, Fleischman,
Ganter, Helga, Edith Small, Ia
bak. zolot, Georgia Kay. Koret
Of California, Levi Strauss, Don
Loper, Marusia, Addie Masters,
Marjorie Montgomery, Nathalie
Nicoli, Pat Premo, Rose Marie
Reid, DeDe johnson, Country
Club designs, Roth LIE Cover,
Joyce shoes, josef jewelry,
Teitelbaum furs, and Leslie
James and Rex millinery.
Flying in from Los Angeles for
the occasion is Mr.. G. Peter
Rosenfeld. president of the Cali
fornia Fashion Creators.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
AIunn0e Group
Benefit Dance

Members of the Trinity Col
lege Alumnae spring dance COM
mittee will meet today to discuss
plans for the annual affair,
scheduled April "a from 10 pm.
to l am. in the Kennedy Warren
ballroom.
Jack Morton'S orchestra will
provide the music for the
evening.
Mrs. Charles T. Hall is chair
man of the committee, and Mrs.
Paul F. Myers, co-chairman.
Proceeds from the event will
be turned over to the groups
alumnae fund.
Other committee members who
were to attend today's meeting
at Mrs. Halls home are: Mrs.
Robert T. Murphy, Miss Mar
garet Ann Schnellbacher, Miss
Jane Marilley and Miss Kath-
arine E. Wilson,
Evening star., 1953-04-06
By EIeni

From California come great
beauties, wonderful films, and
for a number of years fashions
made for the American way of
life" that women throughout the
world have sighed to own.
An all-California fashion show
with bathing suits, active and
spectator sportswear, suits, coats,
afternoon dresses, ball and we'd
ding gowns, furs, jewelry, and
millinery and accessories will be
the feature attraction at the
Cherry Blossom Festivals lunch
con fashion show to be held on
Wednesday at the Statler. Mrs.
Dwight D. Eisenhower will be
guest Of honor at the show that
day.
This is the first time Washing
ton women will have had a
Evening star., 1953-04-06
Patrick Hayes
To Be Speaker
Shorts DESIGN.

Patrick Hayes, director of the
Hayes Concert Bureau, will be
the guest speaker at a meeting
of the Motion Picture and Tele-
vision Council of the District to
be held Friday at 10:45 am. in
the parish hall of St. Johns
Church, 819 Sixteenth street NV.
Mr.. Hayes, who will discuss the
topic, Technology in American
Culture" is managing director of
American University concerts
and vice chairman of the Cul-
tural Development Committee of
the Washington Board of Trade.
Mrs. Allan Chaimas, program
chairman, will introduce the
speaker.