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Evening star., 1953-03-11

CRESTWOOD - Beautifully wooded
lots in one Of Washington's most
exclusive areas. Surrounded on
8 sides by Rock Creek Park, yet
Just 10 minutes to White House.
Your home built on one of the
highest points in the city, will have
all Of the atmosphere of o country
estate. For information call Mrs.
Grant, CO. 5-G246; exclusive with
PAUL p. STONE. 1015 18th st. NV.
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TRAlLERS Cont

HOUSE TRAILER, 1850 Richardson,
2b-ft. al aluminium, toilet and
snpWsr: can be financed. Call "a.
TWo WEEKS oNLY-ss.5o0 buys
new Royal Coach. '53 model. % Il.
long. See It at Ancient Oaks Trailer
Court, FAILS Church, Va; or cali
JE. 2-3O3O. --1T
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

RESTORED brick Co.
lonial located at Aldie, Loudour
town Washinston.o .' Iiv. rm. m with with
firepl.. din. rn. with firepl., pine.
paneled den, pine-paneled kitchen
On the End. a.. 4 bedrms., 2 baths
modern heating plant with OF
stone fireplace. Situated on Z
acres. Price. S2S. 800. Ask for Mr.
James Tyler, weekdays ia. 2-3S3S
ewes. and Sun. Lenah 5-2427. GEO
MASON GREEN CO., Exclusive
Agents, JA. 2-3S3S.
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OPEN SO PM.
S2.25O CASH

Your 3-basement rambler. 1t has 8
full basementI 1t has a carport
And entrance hall! And you should
see this kitchen! Equipped with &c.
in. gas range. electric refrigerator
garbage disposal unit. Bendix auto
matte washer, exhaust fan. Lots OF
cabinets and formica work space
Fine living room, large dining L..
excellent closets. Basement con-
tains space for recreation room.
Large lot, all Sodded. Here indeed
is YOUR California redwood ram
bier in q community complete with
city water and sewer. streets, curbs,
cutters. and sidewalks. Grade school
l block. shopping center l block
bus service. Open every evening for
your convenience. Sample house
heated and fully furnished. Come
and see it tonight. Only SIS, $50
altogether. FHA terms available.
Directions: Over Memorial Bridge;
go out Route 30 darlington Blvd. },
past Seven Corners traffic circle
STAY on Route 80 to Woodlawn ave
labout ia milesl, turn right on
Woodlawn and Immediately turn
left and proceed 2 blocks to lighted
sample house. You will see ouI
signs
MANNAS REALTY co.
S116 Wilson Blvd. IA. S-27S3
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BUILDERS. ATTENTION.

BUILDERS, ATTENTION! |
40 acres, Montgomery County, Nd,
Hills. Gently rolling country on
county road. Suitable for 1-acre
nomesites,, S795 per acre. Exclusive
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co
EN-; 3c1S0O or Call Mrs. Duke. EN-
SPOOL. III
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Mr.. WINCHESTER, VA.
16x30 storeroom; sunoco gas; 2.
room dwelling, 2 acres on highway
S13.6OO.
JAMES e. BARNEY
Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna 154w
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WAIT

WAIT
Don't pass this up, without at 1eas,
reading 1t. Conv. N. Arlington brick
Colonial: lge; bedrms:, liv. rm.
13x24: family din. rm.. huge. equip
KIT, partial rec; rm.: od-street
Sss Ss;f1 mis-: ''ali:'; ;si: ''ls Il. slsss&
18
DOGWOOD TREES. are only Q part
Of the charm you get with this g.
bedrm. California rambler. Sit. on
W shaded acre; 3 twin-size bedrms.
with dble. sliding door closets. Lge.
liv. rin. with wood burning firepl
and indirect lighting: 9x10 dinette,
completely mod. kit, hot-water ra-
diant heat, walk to new school and
shopping: $17,50Q, $4,000 cash.
SLOW POKE
II you're a slow poke by the time you
get around to calling. this 3-hedrm..
2-bath. split.level home will be
gone. and you'll have to start look
ing all over again. Screened porch.
sun desk. bsmt. and many sxtras
ns1Seing mans ps that n. cant Be 6ess az sSS59
MCINTOSH & MCINTOSH
2O46 Wilson blvd, IA. 2-31OO
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CHEVROLET '48 12-ft. stake: new
tires, new tubes: de luxe cab; abb
solutely like new throughout: S99b.
.ANDELL CHEVROLET
1900 NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
Evening star., 1953-08-28

Suits that make the transition from summer to fail
pleasure carry noby through the tDnter months!
Joy to Uear, as GlenhaOen does them tailored to T.
to 5t your figure they made for you ulned for
comfort as fresh and trim at the days end they
IN the morning. thanks to Genhauens crease-reststant
fabrics! Far right Junior suit in gabardine slim
lined tUith pocket interest," in red black green or
broUn Sizes to 15 At right misses juniors Glen
hcUen in ribbed acetate rayon ue-gore skirt
peter pan collar Grey brown green Stses 10 to 49, to 1
Casual Dresses Young WGshtngtonidn Shop Third Floor
Washington; Second Floor, Suer Spring and PARKnoton
Evening star., 1953-06-14

ID ECENTLY THIS WEEK readers learned how
IL girl who is considering getting married
can recognize the men she should avoid. What
about the other side of the story? Can man
spot the girl who will make poor wife?
DR.. Eleanor Crissey, member of the Amer
lean Institute of Psychoanalysis, thinks that
although it is a much more difficult job it can
be done.
"A girl often works full time at pursuing a
husband" she says. During courtship even
the girl with serious emotional problems can
get to be pretty good at repressing her more
obvious faults. There usually remain, how
ever, enough telltale hints to give fair warn
ing to any observant man."
Here are some of them:
The Ash-TrGy Emptier. Even in swanky
restaurant this girl will often clean the silver
on her napkin before using it. She's uncom-
Portable at a beach picnic and miserable in
wet sailboat A perfectionist in all things, she
is constantly emptylng ash trays, straighten-
ing furniture and pumping sofa pillows. If
you fling her coat over chair, she will rescue
it Indignantly and smooth it out tenderly. AS
a wife she will be compulsive housekeeper
Evening star., 1953-06-14

social life, manage the family money and
probably put you on an allowance She will
embarrass you by developing into a great
gossip with little respect for the truth. This
woman seldom raises large family She wants
to be free for her many frivolous activities. If
you rebel, she will punish you by coldly reject
ing your affection.
The Clothes Horse. Choosing, shopping and
talking about clothes take up most of her
time. She dons an entire costume down to the
last earring and makes production out of
walking to the corner store. She constantly
rubs powder puff across her nose, combs her
hair and repairs her lipstick. She wants to 90
where she can see and be seen and takes a
dim view of parlor dates or walks in the
country. AS her husband, no matter what YOU
Evening star., 1953-06-14

who keeps her home spotlessly clean at the
expense of her family's happiness. Her fllrni-
ture and other possessions dominate her life.
She will rarely love or accept her husband or
children for what they are, but will drive them
relentlessly forward - as she drives herself =
toward goals they can never reach.
The TabIe-Hopper. This girl gets bored
quickly On date she wants to move from
one entertainment spot to another. Her con-
versation is stream of nervous small talk,
with a wealth of silly details and constant
family references She reads book reviews
instead of books. She is the first in the crowd
to learn all the new dances or to try new
drink If the hour is late and she gets little
encouragement, she is the one who does the
hula-hula. AS wife she will rule the family
Evening star., 1953-06-14

earn, you will have to work hard to pay her
bills. Yeur worst day, however, will come
when you realize that you are married to
selfish, vain woman who wants f1attery and
admiration but is incapable of deep emotion
She uses her wardrobe and makeup to mask
her immaturity. If you lose your social OF
economic position, she becomes frantic ana
will, if she can, leave the sinking ship.
The Resolution Breaker. She finds 1t nee
essary to make New Years resolutions every
month. She resolves in vain to stop smoking.
to stay on her budget, to read "War ana
Peace" If she buys you a present, 1t Will
probably be the wrong size or else youA
already have one. She pretends to laugh at
her ineptness. Actually. there is hint OF tears
behind her laughter Her life is record Oh
TW-6-l4-5S
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You think she's angel but does she around epng
the ash trays? Before buy diamonds here of
scientific tip-os really
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Military Pay Studied
In Controversy Over
Fringe Benefit Cuts

The House Armed Services
Committee has started a study
of military pay schedules.
Chairman Short. who an
nounced the study, commented
the armed forces might become
seriously weak "if we keep
whiting away" at their mon
etary benefits.
The study is in line with in
creaSing Pentagon comment
about the elimination of So
called fringe" benefits such as
commiSsaries-which the uni
formed personnel have long felt
was a part Of their regular
compensation.
Committee Named.
Gen. Bradley, former chair
man of the Joint Chiefs Of Staff.
first brought the matter to the
attention of Defense Secretary
Wilson in a memorandum last
January. A special committee
headed by Rear Admiral John
P. Womble, jr., was named to
study the question. It's first re-
port was rejected by DR.. John A.
Hannah, Assistant Secretary of
Defense for Manpower, and
second report has just been
made.
MI. Short said he was not pro-
posing at this time general pay
raise for service personnel, but
that he would oppose any further
cuts either in pay or fringe"
benefits. The Truman admins
tration proposed a fiat 8 per cent
raise in January.
Fringe benefits have been
trimmed somewhat in recent
years. Congress has amended ap-
preparation bills to cut travel al
lowances, post exchange services,
commissaries, special flight pay
and medical benefits.
Despite these reductions, Mr..
Short said there has been no
general increase in base pay
since Congress approved a 5
per cent hike three years ago.
Defends Military Pay.
He said he recognized the need
of balancing the Federal budget
but didn't believe it should be
done at the expense of National
security.
Asserting that for many years,
Congressional economy drives
have been aimed at the military,
Mr. Short commented:
Its always open season on
the military"
Because of income limitations,
he said, the armed forces can
not compete with private indus
try for the services of trained
experts needed to handle mod
ern military devices. The Gov
ernment, he said spends thous-
ands of dollars training men
in technical SkillS and then
loses them to private industry.
AS an example, he said only
30 out of 300 selected youths
whose college education was A.
nanced by the Government
chose to remain in military
service. after completing three
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Debt Cut Aids Youth Mosf, Humphrey Says in South

Mr.. Humphrey told his audi
ence, made up principally of
Negro college students, that fu-
ture generations already are sad
died with the huge debt built up
by Democratic administrations.
Later, accompanied by Elbert
Tuttle, general counsel for the
Treasury; Robert r. Snodgrass
and w. Roscoe Tucker, promi-
nent Georgia Republicans, he
toured the Marietta, Ga. plant
of the Lockheed Corp.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

years of active commissioned
duty. Most of these men, who
were in college naval reserve Of
ficers training units, Mr.. Short
said, had been expected to make
a career of military service and
originally intended to do SO. But
they changed their minds, he
said, for economic reasons.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTA, Nov. THE Ma
tion's youth stand to gain the
most if the Republicans succeed
in lowering the national debt,
Secretary of the Treasury Hum
phrey said here today.
Speaking at Atlanta University
to Negro Young Republicans and
women's clubs, he said. "We must
stop spending lavishly, stop pass
ing on debts to the younger gen.
Grafton and start living within
our income"
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Church Schedules Dinner

The Westminster Presbyterian
Church, 434 Seventh street S.W.,
will give a turkey dinner from
5 to Z pm. Tuesday.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont. ,

INTERNATIONAL 81 s4-ton pickup.
See It toe today at 0? $6sS 1 REN SSt1T.
PECK (Chevrolet). 3140 Lee hwy.
AL. Va, ia. 2-9005. Open til
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OFFICES G. STUDIOS FOR RENT

N ST, JUST EAST Of Conn; 2
NELSON. Elk. 5000. Avail. Feb. l
FURN. OR UNFURN. OFFICES. also
| desk space. Madern, air-cond., elev
bldg. opposite Mayfiower. 18th st
entr. RECEIPT, switchboard, com.
plete oflces services. Elk. 3-2205
OFFICE. approx. $50 50. IT. with
stockroom and pvt. lavatory. In Of
nee bldg. epppos;; MayfleqweT HOTEL
i H7H H st. NV nWn E (, : sNs4s9.
DESIRABLE FIRST, FLOOR SPACE
Approx. $50, sa{ it.. suitable fol
Convenient, downtown location
next door to D. c. medical bldg
Contact res. mgr. on premises. 172t
M st. NV. DI. 7-S7S1. 80
ONE OFFICE at 4617 Annapolis I'd.
Bladensburg, Nd. Air-eond; and
a esss. furn' WA 7-4a4s' UN' 4
UPTOWN NV. Bird and Kennedy
rms. with lavatory: completely dec
Grated; very reas. rent. Call DREY-
FUSS BROS. 1919 18th st. NV
EVANS PUILDING. 1920 New York
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately
desirable rooms to meet your re-
quirements, Apply PENN PROPER
FINANCIAL DISTRICT-Suites. I to
ST 3-50aS.
1924 K ST. N.W.-ofice suite Of 8
large rooms. Can be rented as suite
or as separate ofices. Good lease
ana reasonable rental. includes all
utlls. and tanitor service. INQUIRE
at 1524k K st. NV. or cali Mr..
ROZANSKY at Elk. 3-S567.
TIT FERN. SUITE. in modern air
conditioned elevator bldg. In Silver
eE @sn ZIG Sf s0f MekH 81 ERR
Fig building. Silver Spring. Md.
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
IL c Sgnn ave'-ofices available
SILVER SPRING-close to Hecht's.
Beautiful office space avail. from
SS;S0 to 1880 So, it. Desirable loca-
CONN. AVE. at Calvert st.-omce
bldg; unfurn: suite; parking; i'm
med. possession. EN-. 2-S5l7.
TWO OFFICES in suite: moderate
rental; Warner Building. Call RE.
MEDICAL BUILDING receiving ap-
plications from interested physi-
clans, will have modern, fireproof,
and conditioned building. located
in town, which is county seat OF
trading area with 100000 .popula-
ton. wo-million- dollar hospital
completed in past three years. Gen
eral Electric and Westinghouse
building new factories here. Excel
lent opportunity. References ex-
lege. interneship. specially. practic-
ing experience and financial ability.
Box oboe. Star 29s
OFFICE in lawyers
suite; joint use of reception room
and secretary; $3.50 per month. Ma.
S-4519 20
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

dustry; 1921 jeff Davis hwy, Arl. ];
soc per #. See MR.. MORROW,
OF. 4-S755. -3
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LOANS

end AND Bird TRUST NOTES pur-
chased. D. c. and nearby Md and
not not DISTURBED. HUGH B. CONNER
RE. 7-4960; evenings, DU. 7-7091
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me ref1nance your home ant
consolidate your present trusts
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you anv bal
ance in cash. Call MR.. MILLER
ME. S-1220: evenings. LA. 6-5194
End AND 3rd TRUST NOTES
NATIONAL FINANCE Co
1014 K St. NV. 9th and K)
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TRAiLERS
GARAGES

UPTOWN CONN. AVE. NV. rear,
1st commercial. suit. storage or
shop, cleo; vacant. reas. EN-. g
single metal garage, suitable storage
or parking; $40 mo. Inquire FED
ERAL RENTAL CO.. 915 N. Y. ave.
NV. MA. STAG. 80
BRICK GARAGE-For rent. So
monthly. 1913 18th st. me-. ia. O.
1854 .
FOR WORKSHOP or storage. fire.
proof 2-story. 2Ox20. mr.. 5th and
C SITS. me-; S25 mo. JU. 1921.
80
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DESK SPACE

FURN. OR UNFURN. OFFICES, also
desk space; modern air-cond. elev.
bldg, opposite Mayfower 18th st.
entr RECEIPT, switchboard complete
off1ce services. Elk. 3-2205.
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering, mail service and public
stenographer available. Call DE.
2-S00O
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER interested in purchasing
1925 acres in or near Arlington.
Dow
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 80 h-ton panel; excellent
condition. exceptionally clean. Priced
right at only S7S5. KENYON-PECK
tChevroletl. 1910 Fort Myer dr.,
Arl. Va. IA. 10000. Open It'll $50
pm 81 :
feet running shape. This unit must
be driven to be appreciated. Only
1929 CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 1904
JEFF Davis hwy. Arl., OF. 1880.
CHEVROLET 1912 la-ton pickup;
looks and runs good: here is a good
buy: only S129. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO. 2S04 JEFF. Davis hwy, Arl.. OF
4-752O.
o Inns Psai so as40 cr REfkgp
Ar. OF. 1880.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

MIAMI BEACH-New, modern 2-bed-
rm:.. 2-bath home. In exclusive
from Ocean; Florida room. bar.
breakfast nook. kit, din. and NV.
rm.. utility rm. Rent for season or
minimum of 2 weeks. ia. 1886.
I'll
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YOUR HOME
IN
1854
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

312.95O with only S1.250 down and
move into this immaculate 3-bed-
ramic tile bath. fully modern kit,
extra lgs. garage. Cali JE 2-1450.
S13,25O, spick- and-span 2-bedroom
Cape Cod home. conveniently To-
Gated to bus, shops and schools.
90 #. liv. rm.. flrepl.. stairway to
additional bedrm. space. Hot-wa-
ter heat. May be bought with only
1000 down. Assume lge. AZ
loan. Call JE. 2-1450.
Notwithstanding 3-bedrm. ram
bier decorated to perfection. LEe.
Nv. rm., fully modern kit. disposal
oversize garage with concrete drive
way. May be bought with low down
payment and excel terms. Call
JE. 2-1460.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
BOATS
AUToMoTIVE MISC.

cupboard motors. $40
up. CAPITOL MARINE CO.. 803
Maine ave. s.w. Phone Elk. 3-145S.
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N ST., JUST EAST of Conn; 2
floors, totaling approx. /. ZOO So. it..
non -profiting organizations MR..
NELSON. Elk 2-242Q Avail Feb. .
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BIG DEAI,!

From any angle. this is it. The
brick Colonial. conven. Lee HeieSts.
Ftyepl. In uv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
huge kit, dinette space, lst-hr.
powder rm.; 8 magnificent bedrms.
and tiled bath on End mr., full bsnlt.
With "a bath and rec. rm. 81, 200
down and bal. in LIST trusti Total
COLONIAL, REALTY co
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NELSON, Elk. 3-2939. Avail. Feb. /.
FURN. OR UNFURN. OFFICES. also
desk space. Madern, air-cond., elev.
bldg, opposite Mayfiower. 18th St.
entr. RECEIPT, switchboard, COM
plete ofilces services. Elk. 3-2205.
OFFICE. annrox. LEO so. It. with
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"VIRGINIA'S FINEST"
LOCATED in Forest Hills formerly one
of Virginia's loveliest estateS), this
handsome new brick rambler gives
full fairways of Washington Golf and
Country Club. Splendidly arranged
with q true center hall and Offering
the following: spacious living room
with fireplace, dining room, GE
den. 3 twin-sized bedrooms, 2 fun
baths and stairs to storage attic on
main floor. The briaht. full base
ment contains recreation room with
fireplace and full bath. laundry room
and gear gar. In CONTROLLED
lovely homes, this delightful PROP
erty Is priced at S33, 800. May we
have the pleasure Of showing It to
you?
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OFFICE, approx. $50 50. IT. with
stockroom and pvt. lavatory. In Of
fice bldg. oppos. Mayf1ower Hotel:
$75 mo. FRED A. SMITH CO.. lib
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
I3-Storv Brick Warehouse

LIVER sPRING-2,500 50. #. stor.
age, shops. etc. Fireproof bldg.
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Approx. ESQ So, It. suitable for
dentist or other professional man.
Convenient. downtown location,
next door to D. c. medical bldg.
Contact res. mgr. on premises. 1875
NJ ct NV III T-S7S1 30
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81 sedan; lust like brand
wagon, above average. S44S: SO A-4O
sed., S1,2S8; 81 Hillman conv.. SS6S
IA other bargains. JACK PRY. LTD,
lath and p n M t.Ia OUR q ct Xaa y
The Arizona post., 1953-10-16
1llnlI Bur-Bus
jn$E]Mi'zvoh
Herbert Tanner

Herbert Tanner
On Oct. 81 Herbert Tanner
will read from the Haftorah
at Sabbath services at Con-
gregation Anshei Israel. He
is the son of Mrs. Adele Tan
ger, 521 N. Forgeus. A Kid
dush will follow the service.
That evening Mrs. Tanzer
will hold an Open House in
honor of her sons Bar Mitz-
yah at the family home.
In the eighth grade at
Mansfield School, Herbert is
cantor of the A. 1. Junior
Congregation, active in the
Boy Scouts, and an honor
student in the H bre w
School. His hobby is ship
building.
Stephen Joseph Slavin
This Saturday morning
Stephen Joseph Slavin will
be Bar Mitzvah at Sabbath
services at Congregation An
shei Israel. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Slavin,
322 N. Wilson.
Stephen has his own work
shop, is interested in aero
planes and art. He has ex-
hibited with the Tucson Fine
Arts Assn. and will have a
work displayed in the COM
ing Pima County Fair. He is
in the eighth grade at Mans
field School.
The Arizona post., 1953-10-16
Personals
SociuIs and

Newlyweds making their
home in Tucson are Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Torchin, who ar
rived a few weeks ago. They
live on E. Edison. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Torchin, New York, who
were residents in 1888 and
1915. They, too, are expected
to return to make their home
here.
A nice note came from
Mrs. Lillian Bulkin, now liv-
ing in Somerton, N. j.
Friends we'll remember her
for the Bulkins lived on E.
7th several years and she
was active in numerous or
ganizations.
Due in town this weekend
are Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mi
chaelSon, who have taken an
apartment at 1921 E. 9th.
Here last season, they re-
solved to pull up stakes"
in Louisville and come back
this winter to stay. They are
friends of the Harry Alt
mans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Schlanger entertained their
nephew and niece, the Rob-
ert Schlangers, New York,
for several days. Shortly be-
fore Mr.. Schlanger spent sew
eral days at a coast hospital
and is getting along nicely
friends will be glad to know.
Sacramento, Calf. loses
Mr.. and Mrs. David Fried
land, with their recent arriv-
al here. They've established
a home at 3131 Terra Alta
and he is associated with
Daniels jewelers.. Mrs. Fried
land is formerly of Boston,
where she conducted Camp
Milbrook for children at
Marshfield, Mass. and now
run by her son, Gerald Volk.
Miss Clara Paul, a recent
arrival for the winter, was
enormously reported as a
resident of Grand Rapids.
She comes from Rogers
Park, Chicago. Already she
is impressed with the many
activities in town and the
graciousness of residents in
making newcomers welcome.
Spending their summers at
Mt. Lennon, the Joe RubinS
go over to the coast for the
winter and have taken an
apartment in North Holly
wood.
After a vacation of three
and a half months at Santa
Monica and Pacific Beach,
near San Diego, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Whitaker returned
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry COhn,
Gale Glorietta, were delight
ed with the news of a first
born to their daughter (the
former Gloria "Corky"
Cohn) and son-in-law, 1t. jig.
and Mrs. George Coulter in
Washington, D. c. and
named Craig Randall.
After a busy summer in
Plainfield, N. j., Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Harold Levy just returned
to town for the winter.
Robert Oates was made
general foreman of electri-
clans at San Manuel Mines.
Incidently the Oateses sold
their home and will live tenn
porarily in the Aaron Wan
der home. The latter are 60
ing over to the coast.