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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

FALLS CHURCH-Brick. 2 baths. 3
porch; s125. JE. 2-3224. ewes.
ALExANDRIA-2-bedrm. semidet. :;
yard; s1oo. ov s-asa5. @s
NORTH ARLINGTON - bedroom.
lh-bath. frame house; oil heat;
large lot; immed. occup. ia. 5000.
DESIRABLE BRICK, 8. SIS bedrms. :,
liv rm.. kit: bath, full bsmt., fenced
rear yard: $40. RIA. 6-2S14. ~.
1851 sG01 18th ST. NE, Michigan Park
IS rms. and bath. semidet: Large
ssSso f fNc. s as' H i: soS hR Fl +:
$50 JEFFERSON ST. NEG rms,
new; 3 6sdrw9s;, tiled bath, 1st.fi'
SIS Sc a mo, "a. a- U.s. fenced syd
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-7
rms. 2 baths, full bsmt.. gas h.-w.h..
newly dec; $3.50 mo. FRED A.
SMITH CO., 1113 18th st. NV. Elk.
ARLfSGToN, s min, to pentason: 2.
bedrm. brick, semidet.; bsmt.: fenced
yard; h.-w.h.; sos. JE. 1851.
REAL BARGA1N.w.s s1z5. now
Only one Saf i.t n. Vie semides f ssa
powder rm;: full bsmt. ALIEN
SHERWIN,, EN-. :3-4450. IS
Ion. eossn as sss5 coon hail.
liv. .rm. fireplace; Ia baths. scr
porch; full bsmt.; modern kit; S165.
r IN LEON S syis srS1s .
bedrm: semidet. brick, ready to move
H slfs P s. p %SRts ce a. uN 4as9o
WEST HYATTSVILLE-161 Amherst
rd.. Mod. 2-story brick home. 9 rms.
and bath, gas heat; S125. ROBERT
Z. LoHR' REALToR. RIA. $4,000.
|LIv. RIM. bedrm.. dinette. kit. fully
equip, bath; almost new. In 2-unit
house. $3.50 per mo-, includes all
utils. Near Boiling Field. Apply 497
Valley ave. Sc. or call DI. 7-sI46
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and spot
Anchor fence, Pentagon and Bel
y UaI, ,E personnel, Lease, $40 mo;
A d,.no.11 bedT rn;; brick. garbage
nm. fierpl.; bsmt.. "a bath: screened
porch; storm windows; near school
and transp.; excellent for children.
AvalapIe March 2o-3O; $3.50. JE.
CL1FToN. va. Peppermint Farm
80 min. to Pentagon Bldg. 23 acres;
house consists Of large liv. rm.
with firepl.. sun porch, dining area
bedrm. could be q din. rm.; End a.,
bedrms.; there is o barn with
3-box stalls; garage. tool house and
COW shed; schools and churches
close by: $3.50 mot. available on
short notice. Can be seen during
week by appt. Open week ends. Cal
Mr., Domer. SANDOZ, INC. DU.
s1 zRaiS HOUSE,. almost new: 3 bedrms.
lge., full bsmt. and kit: 2 blks. bus,
mr.. school. Cple with children only
S110 mo. 1900 Fayette I'd. Kensing-
ton, Md. LO. 5-O5O7. IS
SILVER SPRING AREA, bedrms.,
hrepl., din. nm, level entr: to bsmt.,
$125. 11714 Ga. ave., 10. 5-257S.
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Sl23 14th ST: NV:

University PIX.
OWNER BOUGHT LARGER HOUSE
Here Is well-located white brick
Colonial. built In 1910 and con-
venient to schools, churches, trans
portation and shopping. Has hall,
comfortable living room and good
dows. kitchen with breakfast space;
3 well-proportioned bedrooms and 2
baths; stairs to attic; full base
ment with lavatory and partly nm
ished recreation room; garage.
BETHESDA
NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL. HEALTH
CENTER AND SUBURBAN
HOSPITAL
Here's comfortable white brick
home only years old and in i'm
maculate condition. Has 3 bed
rooms and bath, good living room
with fireplace and mirror, family
size dining room, and good kitchen.
Wall-to.wall carpeting on LIST floor
hall and stairs; built-in garage:
gas heat; storage attic and closed
in porch. Near school and a block
from bus. Owner leaving city.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
COMPANY. Realtors
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hts, Sumner & Spring Valley
1850 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
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8 ROOMS. 3 baths, master bedrm.,
rec. rm., newly dec; beaut. furn.
3Hd and Hamilton stS. nv. Leased
to responsible party. HU. 3-3646.
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GEORGETOWN

Best income property buy for around
$4,000. VERY LITTLE CASH me-
cessary. See any time.
DE EXCL Excl. WITH N. M. cEuMP
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ALEXANDRIA. grocery and meat
market, nice corner store, wen
stocked. Sickness forces sale. Only
$1,000 down; apt. over store; easy
terms. XII. S-6652: eyes,, OV; g.
Two Soo RESTAURANTS FOR SALE
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ASSUME CT LOAN,
SPACIOUS ALL-BRICK
2 BEDRMS.-FULL BSMT.
$1,750 DOWN

A'AALA0hh ~ NON-vEIS & VETS
This lovely Swear old home has been
completely renovated. and the total
price only $4,000. FEATURES:
Living room. family.siSe dining
room, ultra-modern kitchen. twin
size bedroom, full basement with
outside entrance, large front porch,
Venetian blinds throughout and
Anchor-fenced level yard with. alley
in rear. Owner has purchased new
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COLONIAL VILLAGE-2-bedrm, brick
semidet.; nicely furn., redecorated
hv. rm.. din. rm., kit, LIST a.; back
porch; full bsnt.; fenced yard. Short
walk to RoSSlyn, or 2 blks. to bus,
school and shopping. $130. AR
LEDGE BROS, ia. 7-444S, IA. z
1888; eyes,, JE. 2-1070, JE. 3-724S
Evening star., 1953-08-29
Thief Smashes Car
Window, Gets S1,O5O

An audacious thief smashed
the window of a car parked near
the Hamilton National Bank at
Eighth and H streets NE. about
2 pm. yesterday, forced open the
glove compartment. and stole
$1,050, police reported.
Irving Favin. a partner in
French's Petroleum Services,
1011 Third street NE, said he
had withdrawn the money to
pay the firms 18 employees
shortly before the bank closed.
He put it in the glove COM
partment Of the company's
brand-new car, locked both the
compartment and the car itself
and went across the street to get
q sandwich.
When he returned some 10
minutes later. Mr.. Favin said.
Evening star., 1953-08-29
a Winners Incorrectly
Identified With School

A story in The Star Of We'd
nesday about a reception for
several Washington bridge ex-
perts enormously said all the
winners were AFFILIATED with the
Charles Goren School of Bridge.
The story listed 10 as being on
the schools staff. However, only
six were affiliated with the
school, and the following four
persons were not associated
with it: Fred Karpin, Margaret
Fisher, Richard Freeman and
Israel Cohen.
Evening star., 1953-08-29

some one had smashed the right
vent window. forced the glove
compartment and made off with
the money.
Blood trimmed the hole in the
glass. he said, and had Spattered
on the front seat. Police warned
hospitals and doctors to look
for any one seeking treatment
of hand or arm cuts.
Mr.. Favin returned to his
Office and paid the workers by
check.
Evening star., 1953-08-29

DIRECTIONS:
From Washington: North on
Route toward Boltimore.
Turn left at first troffic light on
dual hiehwoy otter entering
Laurel. Follow arrows to model
home.
From Silver Spring: North on
CoIesvilIe Rood, then right on
Route 1913. Continue into
LoureI, turn right on Route !
and wotch for sign on right.
From Baltimore: South on
Route ! toward Washington.
After entering Laurel, watch
for sign on right. Follow orr
rows to model home.
Evening star., 1953-08-29

BIZ THE EVENING STAR
Washington. D. G.
SATURDAY, AUGUST go, 1888
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-22

deterioration but far hasn't been able stop grow
older lax into the last strVtch either gradually
keep minds clear
cline with a measure grace, have just on
II was just through fuke that picked this particular
tor Apparently he's the Ia
less to sometimes probing little
into the complexities q mind.
Maybe this is the marginal difference between good
and a mediocre professionally speaking
would humby column who has
suffered particularly tough psychological blow through
ot very loved and has
symptoms that took father away or
has come up with stubborn Illness
thorough checkup and the the
illness legitimate how much psychological Maybe YOU do
have minor trouble perhaps force your
self into the tortunG abyrinthS unnecessarily
pleasant hinga
cd by the beer which samples
given out Too sudssWacky a Ts
Tho news that Daddy 3SNtnry room
go bath Edorado Apartments caused no end
OF excitement both uptown and downtown
apartment house New famous names
Daddy It's flock and that the
present tenants stay put this prdcaon Central Park
West will be seeing slow but steady exodus
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL :

Twin Cities Maids And Matrons Club Mrs A. v Hall 1898
central Ave- will be hostess TO the Twin City Maids and
May %.
, mayors Armed Forces Committee The Mayors Armed
Forces Committee held another program for the 81 Paul and
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forever! Wonder u anybody viii miss me- Guess
III read q magazine, What's here the end table
Life Magazine four months old. Ladies' Home
Journal June 1880, Real up-to-dats stuff, Don't
want To read anyhow Too nervous. Who 10 this
coming in the door, Fftysh mAtrOn with too
much blue rinse in her grey hair. what's she look.
ing at for! Now she's taking out n long cigar
cite holder and putting cigarette In Il. Looks
ridiculous at her age. Oh Lordy the doctors call
ing me into his office II won't be long now,
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

WIN Make Home In California,
Mr., and Mrs Burrell Morrow. 1881
Bryant Ave NJ. left tho city Wed.
nosdAy. May 20, for Pasadena.
Calf, where they plan TO make
their future home. A. the present.
they will reside at the home 81
Mrs, Morrow'H sister, Mrs. Ruth
Mitchell
COteTi" Club The Cotsris Club
held their regular business meet.
ing on Sunday. May II. At the
home Of Mira Lucille TillmAn. b2a
Irving Ave. N Quests were Mrs.
irma Jean Smith Of Topeka,
kanS, and MiAS ErnA Smith ~
Tulsa, Okla Mrs Irma Jean Smith
gave an interesting talk Refresh
msntE were served by the hoHtsas.
The next meeting will be held at
the home ~ Mrs Amanda Law.
son. 1920 Oakland Ave. on 9un.
May ~, which time officers for
the ensuing year viii he elected.
SpTRina ABklci Mrs. Hardy
White iOt2 Clinton Ave. was
painting q window all In her
home on Saturday, May 10, and
was standing on u step adder
When she stepped down from the
ladder she miaHed two rInEU and
fell As y result she was taken a.
the hospital for treatment 81
severely SprRIned left ankle and
has been confined 10 her home
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-22

Halne Ewing, lO4I Fourth Ave.
3, at s y, m. Thursday evening.
May a.
Delegate, Mr.. Nathaniel Evans,
PTS Iglchart Ave, was elected q
delegate To no state convention
of the Disabled American Vet
Grams, which viii convene In Al
bert lea. Minnesota, on June 20.
~, IS Mr.. Evans was elected
nom his unit, which II the IarR.
est veterans unit In ~, Paul and
Ramsey County lie served az
commander and Ia now . member
Of the executive board Of the st,
Paul chapter Of the DAV,
81
Called To ChiCAGOi Mrs, Marie
Williams, SS22 Portland Ave, was
called away hurriedly TO Chicago
Ia attend the funeral of her cOu.
sin, Or Ida Nelson. retired
dentist Or Nelson at one time
was the only woman dentiRt In
the u. Y. She was about 20 years
old Her survivors arc . few cou-
sins Mrs, williams returned home
on Sunday, May ~
ChlIdFrRa hay Teai The nursery
committee of Border ME church
II entertaining the children Of the
church and guests at = tea on
Sunday, May ~, from I to 7 .. M,
in tho undcrrroft Of tho church,
- Limited Clubi ON Memorial
Day Saturday. May 10, the 20
Limited Club will entertain mem.
bera and their guests At . picnic
At Excelsior Park,
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MINNEAPOLIS RuRTIDAYs

May ~ Mr.. Chester Adams.
Minneapolis, MINI John MouItric.
sl3 Emerson Ave. NJ: william
Madison. $500 Portland Ave
May ~ Lucille NJ Ellie, 72S
Emerson Ave NJ. Mrs. Henry
schofield. SI27 ~ james Ave.
May ~ Howard NJ EngIund.
1000 GlrArd Ave. N.
May 20 Norma Norman. biI
AIdrich Ave N; Shirley BilsH,
1897 ". Franklin Ave. William
Marshall. $3.50 Fourth Ave f.;
George Mills 900 Eighth Ave N !.
Mrs NJ. X Jefferson, 1925 FIRE.
mont Ave. ~.
May 2s-MrH While Ire 3O7
Dupont Ave. N: Mamie X.
Hughes, 0Is Seventh Ave. N:
Lawrence Mccoy. 1908 Humboldt
Ave ~.
May 20 Mr. Gerald Bailey Jr.
364S Fourth Ave. r.: Cedric B0I.
berg. 800 Midland Bank Bldg
Thomas -. stovSIl 1864 P1nh
Ave. r.
Out-of-Town BlFthdays
May ~ william ~ AShby,
Kansas CITY. Mo. Hilbert 4 B0w.
den. Rockford. III Mrs Florence
Perry. Birmingham. Ala.
May n Miss Dorothy Waters.
William I8ndrim, Owen. Wis !.
Irene Garter. Wichita. Kans
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The WAY | SEE TT
4 BY NEIL DODSON RUSSELL

THOUGHTS WHILE WAITING TO SEE
THE DOCTORS Finally the doc for cleo
trOCarogram and Better the truth than to
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

May % Lawrence whitmore.
500 Rondo Ave, Mrs. Ruth
Hickman.
May ~ Alice Curry. $40 Al.
bernardo; Mrs Mildred Durand
i546 Timber Lake.
May 20 John Patton, p64 81
Anthony Ave; Morris Hickman.
S5i N Dale St; Mr.. william
Tcndle, 500 St Anthony Ave
Mrs, Royal Crawford, 522 81 An.
thony Avenue.
May 20 Mrs. Ellis Manning
$50 IRichRrt Ave; Mrs Veronica
Grantham. $40 1giehart Ave. Mrs
Ruby Woods. S4s IglehArt Ave. /:
MIR Walter Mcfarland 1919
Rondo Ave James Dixon. b68 W.
Central Ave.
May n Mrs Alice Manning.
943 st Anthony Ave John Lee.
963 Carroll Ave Estella Luckis.
1871 Sherburnc Ave. Thomas
Clemens, Jr 400 Carroll Ave. {:
Donald Tohver, Sr. bii Igichart
Ave; Christopher DurRnd sr.
1909 Carroll Ave; Richard
Sweat, 1000 Carroll Ave Robert
Hunt, Jr. 43s w. Central Ave,
May "a Constance Jones, 1921
Rondo Ave; Mr.. Robert Mitchell,
Ss5 Carroll Ave David Brooks
ITO st Anthony Ave.
May 20 Bert Carter, 86s W
Central Ave; Paul Coleman, 2S7
~ 50. Albans, Mrs, Paul Wood.
s$s IglehRrt Ave; Mrs c, ~
Parker. 7e8 Rondo Ave. Mr. A.
y, Parker, B7b Fuller Ave
Out OF Town Birthday
May 20 J w. Strong, Spo.
kane. Wash.
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the Disabled American Veterans,
and brought greetings from his
unit. Newly elected officers for
the ensuing year for the Post and
Auxiliary were installed.
Called To Grand Rapids: Mr..
and Mrs. Phil E. Freeman. SS7
Iglehart Ave, and two sons, Al
fred E. and Phil Jr., left the city
Sunday, May II. for Grand Rap
ids, Mich. TO attend the funeral
of Mr. Freeman's broGher-in-law,
Fay Ebbo.
Home From Germany: Sergeant
Alfred Z. Stewart, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Phil f. Freeman, S57 lyle
hart Ave. returned home from
Germany where he is serving IN
the armed forces. on May 8. Sgt.
Stewart is on a 90 day leave and
will return TO his post OF duty on
July /
HOspltAllEed: Mrs, Magnolia
Cunningham. S69 Fuller Ave, Is
quite III in Mound hospital.
COnVRlesCing; Mrs. Sterling
Duke. 1928 Undertake Rd., has
been discharged from the hos
Pital, is much improved and Is
now ConvalesCing at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
r. Bantam. I'll Carroll Ave. The
baby is doing nicely.
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Ramsey County draftees at 8 q.
m. Monday. May II. Mayor
Daubney was unable to attend
due to illness. Mr.. Arthur o.
Lampland OF the st. Paul AsSo-
citation gave the going away talk
in the absence OF the mayor.
There were a large number Of
draftees.
Spring Dance: Members Of the
Mid-Century Club gave their
spring get together on Saturday
evening. April IS. at Green's
Night Club. The highlight Of the
evening was dancing which was
enjoyed by all. Later in the eve
ming the party was entertained
with q barbecue dinner at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Tay-
Tor. 9o3 Rondo Ave. Members and
their husbands present were the
Messrs. and Mines. orion Shelton.
T@llie Hampton, Curtis Taylor,
Harm Douglas and Darold Day
Guest At Installation: Mr.. Ma
thaniel Evans. 97s Iglehart Ave,
was a guest at the joint installa-
ton ceremony Of the Jewish War
Veterans, Post 1872 held at Aaron
Temple, on Wednesday, May IS.
Mr.. Evans represented his unit.
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church will meet on Sunday, May
~ at the homo Of Mr., NJ a,
Evans, STtO Firth Ave. 3,
Visit OnaAhAi Mrs, shirley Gray
and children and her mother. Mrs
Irene Bergman, SS2S Fourth Ave,
s, len Friday evening. May 10,
for Omaha. Neb., TO visit relatives
and friends. They will be gone for
ten days
Out Of Hospitals Mrs. Edith
Moulden, aSas Fourth Ave, 4. ~,
turned home from Fairvtew hos.
Pltal on Thursday, MAY a. and IL
much improved
Week End OUratl Miss Jane
Carpenter of Albert lea. MINI.
was the week end gueRt Of Mrs
Jessie Shepard. SS2S Firth Ave
n Miss Carpenter plans 10 enter
the University school Of nursing
next fall
Hooker r. Washington study
Clubs On Tuesday, May ~, Mrs,
Ethel Stevens. SpIt Fourth Ave
T., was hOEtcnH 10 the Cooker 7.
Washington Study Club, This club,
the oldest In tho city has been ac'
Ccpted into the membership 81
the Minnesota Federated Women'S
Club, the first of our group To be-
admitted, Al their meeting they
renewed their membership In the
RAACP and made u donation TO
the Negro College fund, The next
meeting win he he'd on June 2.
at tho home ~ Mrs. A, Owens
5000 Clinton Ave,
IHaVea On VaCatIoni Mr., John
W. Baldwin. ala 18th Ave. 4 left
Monday evening, May ~, on n trip
South which will include visits In
birmingham, TuAkeESe and Hell.
ma. Alabama: H. Petersburg
Jacksonville and Miami Florida
and from Florida, he will 60 10
Havana. Cuba Mr. Baldwin Will
he away for . month
The CAntiRasi The CantInAR Of
~. Peters AME church will meet
at the home Of ths dIreotreAs. Mrs
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Wedding
Anniversaries
Mt pam.

May - Mr. and Mira. Norman
y Light, 86I Carroll Ave, o
years; Mr. and Mrs Lionel Alien,
SHS W Central, ~ years. Mr.. and
Mrs Claude Brown sr,. AAi st.
Anthony, ~ years, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Grant, 7SP Rondo Ave.
May ~ Mr. and Mira George
Brooks Sr GOT Rondo Ave, 81
years
May - Mr. and Mrs Arthur
II, = Rhodes, $50 81 Anthony
Ave, ~ years; Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Brown, S6s Carroll Ave.
80 years.
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wrong mn a 10 O My
irregular nights and
thRk hardening the arteries
and know something and want the tUt the plain
truth The doctor takes two sheets from memo pad telling
balance . sheet tips hand hands
shaking tells
me to 70 back out and alt until calm down what does he mrAn
"untn doWR'" I'm = down
tell him. Tie tells m" to back out and calm down
so I'm sitting and calming youngish gentleman into
the office Must have had the blue
haired lady s sitting smoking Of the elongated cigarette
holder She look happened
tell calming She tells the
doctor because she thinks things are crawling on her ana what do
think the natter How know what the matter
telling sym
toms Oh OH that type The babes with everything In the books
All in her imagination Probably nothing but
home up symptoms twenty
about her ailments Then suddenly pretty her
head door and calls Mrs RUSSELL" Now how
pie feels when they to the electric chair This terrible
She modcrny equipped laboratory.
best Doc Browns
going x-ray your first" suddenly
my x.rayed just wanna go home and keep on
having pAlpitAtions Let Of here
sit down and relax" she tells You're a
tell her I'm no nervous wreck at all To prove sit down and relax
She tells stand ready
the The taken The pictures will be
ueS
and legs thing up
ask her Don't she IL does you'll
At least could lie down the he
makes look like the latest candidate
seat
you people keep
telling relax for She the
the ceiling radio desk but can't get to 1t to turn Ho
hum isn't this bore7 What y"wninE for I'm
Well. well. asleep, en-? a voice.
Who's asleep Dawggoned " I wasn't
The and the EXC gets
will study reading
office and he will talk to about the he takes
etc,
being tested pumned and pounded
sounded sitting
dict What's he fddlng with those papers
doesn't he out with ~
Nothing TO b. unduy finally
show heart b. within the upper
He takes ruler. explains the
doesn't the pictures pretty perfect
would be At 20. but they AIRt
Blood exactly normal everything
NAL No medicine called for advice about healthy living
Thea the doc asks . series questions When
get this heart business" In nOOdIe.
why" I. back light my
that
loved particularly closely
people OutWArdIy usually
with grief n
them In kROS An . sudden ssnsr
cOOks,
= get patients Of all types" of ARE
Sick and dOHt know admit IT, Others
MAKE themselves aAck and don't 10 Of
leave the docs office, pOBdsrinE
happy effect tire mind
t"no oddIy PeThaps oddly sleep night
first time In No palpitattOna Poundings
End = visit o
medical process physical
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Social and PERSONAL

MINNEAPOLIS

Kansas Visitors Mr. and Mrs Howard Boswell of Kansas
City Mans, spending their honeymoon the city the
guests of Mr. and Mrs William wchcrry 2il7 Clinton Ave
The Boswcls stopping at tho residence Of Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Brown, 3f4O Fourth Ave SO
Helpers Club: The Helpers Club Of St Peters AMR
Evening star., 1953-05-05
%. O. P. Women
.AdiOurnUntiIFoII

The District League of Re-
publican Women yesterday held
its final meeting of the season
at the Mayflower Hotel.
Leonard Hall, newly appointed
chairman of the Republican Ma
tional Committee, was the guest
speaker.
Mr.. Hall assured the League
that women would be called up
on to take a more active part in
the committees policy planning
from now on.
He told the women that Miss
Bertha Adkins, head of the
Women's Division, Republican
National Committee, would be
asked to take an immediate part
in this planning.
Miss Adkins said the 1854
elections can be crucial and
added the League members are
aware of the Importance of
President Eisenhower having
Republican Congress.
She urged them to send out
this message to Republican
women throughout the country
to work for a G. o. P. victory
next year.
Mrs. Howard Coffin, national
committeewoman of the Dis
trict. said that right now I'VE
are starting another great cru
SADIE to establish the principles
OF Government we crusaded for
last fall"
Mrs. Edmund S. Kocher-
sperger, new president of the
League, presided at the meeting.
Evening star., 1953-05-05

were on hand yesterday and as
sisted as tea hostesses. Miss
Esther Prayer, one of the or
ganizers. had charge of the din
ing room where tea, punch and
other refreshments were served.
Among the DISTINGUISHED
guests who had accepted invita-
tionS were the Irish Counselor
and Mrs. Joseph D. Brennan;
Nine. Erkin, wife of the Turkish
Ambassador; the Secretary of
the Treasury and Mrs. George
Humphrey; Mrs. Douglas Nc
Kay. wife of the Secretary of
Interior; Senator and Mrs.
Clinton Anderson: Senator and
Mrs. Spessard Holland; Senator
and Mrs. w. Stuart Symington;
Representative Marguerite Stitt
Church; Representative and Mrs.
Carroll D. Kearns; the former
Secretary Of Agriculture and
Mrs. Charles F. Brannan; the
former Secretary of Interior and
Mrs. Oscar Chapman; Miss
Bertha Adkins. chairman of the
Women's Division, Republican
National Committee; Admiral
and Mrs. Luther Sheldon; Mrs
Walter Bruce Howe; Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Hurja, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert LeBaron.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Pen Women
Plan Luncheon

New members of the Chevy
Chase Branch of the National
League of American Pen Women
will be guests Of honor at the
groups annual membership
luncheon to be held at l pm.
Saturday at the Arts Club of
Washington. 2017 I street NV.
The honorees are Mrs. Morris
F. Knowles and Mrs. Thomas
Collision.
A special feature of the event
will be display of members
accomplishments during the
year, such as portraits. illustra-
tions. ceramics, magazine and
newspaper articles, or other
works in the creative fields.
Mrs. Irene Rosenfeld, guitar
1st, will entertain with South
American music.