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Evening star., 1954-12-17

great fatigue" because Of the
long examination but was .'s0me-
what better than yesterday"
A Vatican press cffice bulletin
said the Pope passed q fair
night. This morning the pontiff
appeared better and received
Msgr. Dell Aqua in regular audi
ence. The physicians have,
meanwhile. prepared the therapy
to follow the x-ray examina-
tions.a
The Pope's ailment. diagnosed
after the X-rays yesterday as q
small hernia of the esophagus
and gastrit:s. also Is accompanied
by hemorrhlging resulting In q
slow loss Of blood. This blood
loss, 1t was said. is partly re-
sponsible for the weakened con-
dition and anemia OF the 7S-
year-old head of the Roman
Catholic Church.
DR.. Galeazzi-List spent the
night at the Pope's bedside or in
an adjoining chamber, as he has
done for nearly a month.
The tests yesterday set ut
rest fears the Pontiff had an
ulcer and might need immediate
Evening star., 1954-12-17
Pope Remains Weak
And Sill GfaveIy
Sick, Doctor Says
BY he Assosiassd Press

VATICAN CITY. Dec. IT,
Pope Plus XII remains gravely
Ill and his weakness continues.
That was the report today on
his overall general condition
from Or. Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi.
The Pentiff's private physicians
statement confirmed previous
word from Vatican sources that
despite optimistic reports fol-
lowing X-ray examinations yes
terday the Pope's condition re-
mains serious.
The Vatican sources said his
condition is aggravated by o
recurrence Of hiccups.
The substitute Vatican sec
retary of state. the Right Rev.
Msgr. Angelo Dell 'Asqua. said
today the Pope showed signs Of
Evening star., 1954-12-17

tion started In July. 1851. Among
them has been the decision TO
use q ''canted' deck which an
gles out from the port side, aft
Ia design which doubles the
rate at which planes can be
launched and recovered.
ship designers say that an
additional advantage Of moving
the island superstructure far
ther to the starboard side will
be to compensate for the weight
on the port side Of the angled
deck and heavy steam catapults.
improving the trim Of the ship
The four steam catapultS also
represent a change from origi-
nal design, made after con-
struction of the Forrestal began
The powerful steam catapults
will handle far heavier aircraft
than the conventional hydraulic
systems.
The angled deck feature al
ready has been installed. expert
mentally. on several other car
riers during modernization con-
struction.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
National Moot Court
Competition Nears End
Nv the A,.asintad Pres,

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Colum-
bia University. the University Of
Illinois. the University Of Michi-
gan, and Washington and Lee
Law students compete today in
the semifinals of the national
moot court competition of the
New York City Bar Association.
The finals will be held to-
night.
Eliminated in the first round
yesterday we're the University
of Chicago. Western Reserve.
Willamette University OF Oregon,
the University of Florida. and
Villanova.
In the next round the follow
Ing teams went down:
Georgetown, Southern Meth
odist. University of Buffalo,
University of Texas. Boston
University, Washington Uni
versity of st. Louis, University
of Pittsburgh: University of
Colorado; University of Ken
tucky, University of South
Carolina. Loyola. University OF
Los Angeles and Emory Univer-
sity of Georgia.
The law students argue ficti-
tious cases before q panel OF
prominent judges and attor-
neys-which tonight viii include
United States Supreme Court
Justice Felix Frankfurter.
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surgery. Or. Galeaxxi-lisi said
the course Of treatment now win
aim TO increase his strength.
The ordeal Of two hours under
exploratory x-ray and the fact
he again did some work yester-
day added to the Pontiff 5
weakness.
Since his collapse on Deem
Der 2. the Pope has continued to
concern himself with church
affairs although his doctors
have cautioned him to rest as
much as possible for at least a
month.
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ForrestoI Construction Chonge
Makes Space for Bigger Planes

for navigating the ship and for
directing the launching and land
ing of aircraft. is l08 feet long.
l6 feet wide. When moved. it
will provide 4 runway between
the port side of the main flight
deck and the island about lat
feet wide, compared with . pres
ent width Of about l27 feet.
After design and the start Of
construction of the island, q
Navy spokesman said. decision
was made to use at least one new
type of aircraft substantially
larger than those currently used
or even those in production for
delivery in the next year. De-
tails concerning the new aircraft
are still classified.
The Navy made several inn
portant revision in the For
restal's design since construc-
Evening star., 1954-12-17

Plans for even bigger planes
than those originally contern-
plated for supercarriers have re-
suited In a decision 10 revamp
the superstructure of the 10000
ton Forrestal.
The island of the Forrestal,
on which initial construction al
ready had been started before
the ship was launched last Sat-
urday. will be moved outboard TO
provide additional space along
the main flight deck for the
wings OF large aircraft.
Navy officials estimated today
that the additional cost Of cut
ting the present construction
from its position and moving 1t
90 feet toward the starboard side
might be between $500, 900 and
$4O0, 900.
The island sVperstructure, used
Evening star., 1954-12-17
Billy Grohqm Pldns
New Europeon Tour
sy the A.sosis,ed Pres.

NEW YORK. Dec. l7.-Evan-
gelist Billy Graham announced
yesterday he viii make another
European preaching tour.
He said he would leave March
IL and would spend six months
preaching in England. Germany.
Scotland, France and other
countries.
The evangelist said the success
of a previous tour, in which
hundreds of thousands turned
out to hear his sermons. led him
to plan the new trip.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
Mcintyre Comedies
TO Merrow in Recount
by ahs Assoeiosed Press

CONCORD. N. H., Dec. 17.-
Thomas ]. Mcintyre yesterday
conceded victory to his Republi-
can opponent, Representative
Chester =. Morrow, In the States
1st district congressional cleo
tiOn.
The 39-year-old Laconia Dem
ocrat came within 397 votes of
unseating the six-term Repre-
sentative In the November 2
election, q recount showed.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
Oral Arguments Set
To End Dec. 3 in
Dixon-Yates Hearing
By Joseph A. Fox

The Securities ana EXCHANGE
Commission moved along today
toward a newly set deadline for
the Dixon Yates power hearing,
after a key figure had testified
that the two big utility groups
got together on deal In the
Tennessee Valley area because
1t was good business-and be-
cause 1t met President Eisen-
hower's challenge" to private
industry. Il
Lewis L. Strauss, chairman OF
the Atomic Energy Commission.
plans to make a statement on
the controversy In a press con-
ference this afternoon.
Studying the financial struc-
ture of the Mississippi Valley
Generating Co., which was setup
to furnish power to the Tennes-
see Valley Authority system, the
SEC was told yesterday by Eu-
gene A. Yates. board chairman,
that the Southern Co., Joined IN
the project on account OF Its
attractive operating aspects
plus the Eisenhower interest.
Argument Ends Dec. %.
With oral argument scheduled
to end by December %, the COM
mission today was getting more
testimony from the opposition
to the project, which involves
construction of steam plant at
West Memphis, Ark, to send
current to the IVA lines as re-
placement for TVA energy the
Atomic Energy Commission Is
using.
The principal objectors are the
State of Tennessee and about
three dozen other supporters OF
iva. Their counsel, Joseph
Volpe, jr., indicated that they
might not take much more time.
The hearing was adjourned yes
terday afternoon SO MIR. Volpe
and his associates could study
the record and determine q fu-
ture course.
It was MIR. Volpe who brought
Mr.. Yates to the stand, after
the utilities group had decided
his testimony was not needed.
Meeting in New York.
The Southern chairman said
that the now well-known syndi-
cate had its beginning in a meet
ing in New York last January
80, when Edgar H. Dixon, presi-
dent of Middle South Utilities
discussed with him the addi-
tional needs of the Atomic Com
mission for power in the Tennes-
see Valley.
This was shortly after Gen.
Eisenhower's budget message
had disclosed the administra-
tion's intention to curb the ex-
pansion of TVA and look to pri-
vate industry for the new power
needs in that region.
Eventually, Mississippi Valley
Generating was formed. and as
the affiliate of two holding COM
paEies, it's financial structure Is
subject to approval under the
Holding Company Act.
Violation Charged.
The opposition seeks to prove
that the makeup violates legal
restrictions on interlocking man
agement and concentration of
control of utilities.
Under questioning Mr.. Yates
insisted that. he had no part in
any effort to bypass the IVA
when the power contract was
negotiated with the Atomic
Energy Commission rather than
IVA.
He said an offer had been
made to sell power to the. IVA
for Its expanding needs.
After oral testimony In the
case ends. there will be q recess
of about two weeks. with post
hearing procedure starting In
mid-January.
Commission Chairman Ralph
H. Demmler wants to open con-
cluding arguments January 18,
he said Yesterday
Evening star., 1954-12-17
Africa Sends Manganese

French Morocco's shipments Of
manganese ore to the United
States In u months totaled OF.
223,000 pounds valued at $3,3i3.-
900.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
Swim Star ot s

Pat Sargent, q 6-year-old Lon
don miss, won q bronze medal by
swimming so yards front and
back crawl and so yards breast
stroke.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
Womun Cheuts Deoth

Mrs. Elizabeth Bounds. o.,
was dead" for 16 minutes but
now believes she will live to Gel
ebrate her Tooth birthday in
her London home.
Evening star., 1954-12-17

2-Pc. Sectional Simmons Hide-A-Bed
uss:s ssr? s::s:: loom rubber cushion, lSS
Choir Choir Bed Bed opens opens to % sleep s' one 7ee5 ss.s
Simmons Hde-A-Bed love scot size, opens
to sleep two Lime 1880 1920
Ful-Leneth Hde-A-Bed, green cover,
tress ---,~-p.-s,o--- ~ "~ - - $1,000 1870
Love Scot Hide -A-Bed by Simmons, grey
mattress @ see' ,p w.. ~ - $500 1890
on innespring ] y motress ress-----+----s49oo 1870
Evening star., 1954-12-17

Dresser and Mirror, chest and ful|-size
bookcase bed in lined oak ------1 1oo 90 IAo 90
fse s.a. Ife' sa s's COX '-o o.o oo< szs5 1888
Triple Dresser, chest-on-ehest and full
size bookcase bed lined ook - 81 so 249.O0
Triple Dresser chest, panel bed night
tobles, fown mahogany and gold $50 90 4oo 90
Menele GoIdcoost Mahogany Bedroom,
open stock selection:
Full size panel bed d-------5 5oo5 44e5
Hollywood bookcase bed ----- 1895 6o.o5
Night Tobes with drawer - 1925 34eS
Dresser and fronned mirror --- 1886 74o5
Chest of five drawers ---------lOoo5 1895
Corner desk --------- 6eo5 1906
Conrode chest with four drawers 1926 1895
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Traditional Living Room

Lounge Chair, foam rubber, kick pleot,
lime cover r----------------- ---134o5
2-Pc. Suite, SOTO and matching chair, foam
rubber, choice of lime, green or toast $4,000 /
Provincial Lounge Chair, green print
cover ----------0----- l24.o5
Love Scot curved arms rust cover 1900 |
Provincial Sofa, cushions, green cover $1,000 /
Occasional Chairs, mahogany arms green 1926
Lounge Chair, high back, grey cover 1926
Lawson Soto, green nyIon cover -- 1895 /
English Soto, scoop arms, toast cover,
0onsborouoh Chair, rust cover mo-
hoeony legs - ~ 1925
cover -----------r-----~--------2 r 1895 i
Evening star., 1954-12-17

LBUU Rockville PIke StOFe
Open Nightly It'll 9:3O-Sat. It'll
Living Room Furniture
Modern Occasional Chair grey cover 1926 1895
Lawson Solo, key drm emerald green
Cocktail Chairs, wrought iron. choice Of
red green or chormoo plastic covers, z tor
go ----------- ---- 1925 1925
Lawson Soto, lovely brown cover IT" cush-
Modern Fon Bock Choir orey cover--llo.o5 1895
Modern Lounge Chair, cinnamon cover lOee5 1926
BoreI Bock Choir blue cover----------ll995 1926
Modern Lounge Chair, beige eover------ 1926 59.95
Barrel Back Chair turquoise cover----- 69S5 1923
E4ioh Book Choir.------- ---- e4e5 $3.50
Modern Tub choir lime modern fobric 5495 1895
Arm Chair, grey postic cover -.----- 1928 1925
Freside Chairs, grey striped cosers--z- 39So 1925
Cocktail Chair, grey Plastic cover - l99o lZ.95
Platform Rockers, mahogany legs. choice
pose de overs ess,e" O 1926 ss.s5
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Bedroom Furniture

Modern Bedroom, eordovon naohogon
triple dresser and mirror, fuIl-size book
case bed, chest -on-ehest ----
Modern Walnut Bedroom, double dresse
and mirror, chest and fuII-size book
cose bed
Double Dresser Bose
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Dining Room Furniture

7-Pe. Suite, in rich birch, modern style,
drop-leof toble, buffet and deck-top,
bookcase and 4 side choirs
Modern Lined Oak Buffet ---------
Modern Buffet Cordovon ---------
Modern Buffet and Deck, black and
ehorcoaI
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NAUAeEM Living AaePDMA WAMAGsAEO
Lounge Chair, white cover, black legs 1895 1895
Occasional Chair, button back. green
cover --~-,---~. , p ~~,-~~ ~ 219e5 1895
2-Pc. Sectional Sofa, foam rubber,
emerald green Z49.eo 1926
high back s-7 -o-- 1885 se.s5
cushions ~-----.---- - ~--, '-'- ----~~----le5oo 1900
Fireside Chair foam rubber, rose cover-- 1895 $500
Lounge Chair, black and white tweed 1895 1895
Sofo brown tweed foam rIbber-------- 3S3 90 309 95
2Pc. Sectional Soto, grey 52e.e5 4l9o5
Soto, foam rubber cushions gold cover $500 419o5
Evening star., 1954-12-17

EorIy Amerieon Bedroom, solid cher0
double dresser, mirror, chest and fu
chest and full size panel bed
18th Century Bedroom, mellow rohoe
any, double dresser, mirror, ehest-on
chest and full size poneL bed ----.
Eorly American Bedroom, solid cherry, sin
gle dresser, frored mirror, chest on'
full size panel bed d---------------
Modern Vanity Bose, blonde mohoeony-,
Chest -on-Chest, modern, woInut ------
EorIy American Chest of Drawers, nnopIe
Single Dresser in nopIenut-
Evening star., 1954-05-29
HARRINGTON
Charm De Luxe
OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL 6

w G1N OONOA1, l ILL g
In nearby Chesterbrook area, l mile
from Chain Bridge, you must hurry
English-type Colonial on q tree and
rose. studded lot; large liv rm.. ex-
quisite din. rm.. center foyer en-.
trance and modern kitchen, 3 large
place.. large screened porch and
garage complete the makeup of this
highly desirable home: S26,95(
WITH TERMS! ARRIVE EARLYl
(D From Chain bridge
take Glebe rd. to Chesterbrook I'd,
turn LEFT: (2) from Lee hwy
right on Glebe rd. to Chesterbrook
rd., turn RIGHT.
Arlington Realty Co.
2212 Wilson Blvd, IA. 7-93OO Til 9
Evening star., 1954-05-29
ALEXANDRIA
MUST BE A REASON

For the continuous demand for prop
critics in this Beverly Hills sectionl
Notwithstanding. here's a home
that stands on its own merit It's
slate roof brick construction with
h.-w.h.. lst floor bath and bedrm.,
large bedrmS. and bath up: bsmt
beautiful wooded lot on a street of
fine homes. BY appointment only.
Arlington Realty Co.
S212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-9300 It'll o
Evening star., 1954-05-29
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
"REING RTIIITw

ARLINGTON
5 BedroOmS-3 Baths
Excellent location. brick. new; huge
ss % sarsse xse laysl NoTaINS s5iTfhse
COMPARABLE to this Spacious
home for the pricel
CANEY REAL ESTATE
$3.50 wilson Blvd. IA. 5-6161
Evening star., 1954-05-29
ADV TNTT0N nv MN nEsp

ARLINGION-BY BUILDER
3 twin-sized bedrms 3 baths. .
firepl., all-elec. kit. with breakfast
space family-sized din. rm.. liv
rm 15x22. lower-level family rm.
30x90 with hardwood floors: -
car gar. wooded lot: close to transp.
and schools. 1850 Rock Spring
I'd. No, KE. S-6l09. )
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Arlington N.-$16,95O
edl, $50 per month; Charming 3
bedroom home; living room 21x14,
hrepl.. dining. rn. 15x14, equip. kit.
scr; porch. full bsmt.. oil h.-W. heat;
blocks to Kann's; approximately
$4,000 cash. S120 month.
LUCILLE COOK
JE. 2-3272. Exclusive. JE. 2-4664
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FALLS CHURCH
AN ACRE AND A THIRD
NOPE GROIINn AVAII.AkI Z

MORE GROUND, AVAILABLE
PRICE, S23.95L
A brick home in a secluded setting
of rare and beautiful shade trees.
flowerine trees, Towering shrubs,
spring. thousands of bulbs. cutting
flowers and q small greenhouse. This
charming and livable home has a
liv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm., kit.
bedrm.. dressing rm., full tiled bath
and incl. heated sunroom on 1St f.
2nd fr. has 2 large bedrms. and
bath. Oil h.-w.h. Garage. Child's S
playhouse. Walking distance to
school. Please cal!
INEz CUSHARD. REAITOR
1889 Wis. Ave, EN-; 2-4232 or
Evening star., 1954-05-29

terS; new window. OVerIOOking lovely
wooded section, tile bath. with
shower and Pullman sink. lge.
glassed and screened porch Open on
colorful front and rear patio, with
cool shade trees. Hobby room be-
tween porch and garage; lots of
closets. wardrobeS and built-ins.
Storage attic above house and ga
rage. Excavated for bsmt. Low price.
GI approved. Financing available.
Directions: Out Shirley hwy. to
sn6.. ESIts 2$S m.rknt right s, dndd miles snG to
left again, to fifth house on left.
Evening star., 1954-05-29
- ALEXANDRIA
"BREATHINC ROOM"

ALEXANDRIA
OPEN DAILY, 2 TO s
806 S. ROYAL ST.
Brick townhouse, spacious
and new. in excellent neigh.
borhood with all conveniences.
Features: Large living rm.
with fireplace
Full-size dining room.
Modern kitchen with dish.
washer and disposal.
Full basement with gas
furnace and " bath.
:!nu floor features 8 bed
rooms and super tiled bath.
Priced at Only $19,500
81, 500 Cash Will Handle
EXCLUSIVE WITH
McElhinney & Mechling
123 s. Pitt St. Alexandria, Va
OV. 1920
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New TWO-Familv DIInleY
ON CUL DE SAC

Big and beautiful home in popular
Ariington Forest; bedrooms, 2ise
300 with adaptable terms. Follow
signs on Arlington blvd. at N. Edi-
son to 3rd. to Emerson Circle. to
zoo F J. MCFARLAND, ia. 7-ll77.
Evening star., 1954-05-29
FAILS CHURCH

FALLS CHURCH
$50 Jefferson ave.-Open Sun. %
pm: Sl4,500, GI or FHA. Immed
Completely redecorated throughout
EXpansible end floor. THOS. G. MA
GRUDER CO., Exclusive Agents
2053 Wilson blvd, JA. 2-3l31 OF
JA 1850.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Shepherds Plan Dinner Party

coming for the wedding Of
their daughter Lois Elizabeth
TO 1t. Charles Augustus Lin
der, jr., son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Linder Of Northport. Long
Island. N. X. on Saturday.
Mrs. J. Nj. McCaliister and
Mrs. J. c. Brewer ars enter
tanning ct . shower party for
the bride elect on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Mnder win give
ths after-rehearsal buffet on
Friday ct the ofiicers Club.
Boiling Air Force Base.
Among the out OF town
guests are Brig. Gen and Mrs.
4. o. Swindler, Of Berlin, Md:
Brig. Gen. George H. Potter.
jr.. Of Annapolis. Md: Comdr.
and Mrs. Charles s. Walline OF
Norfolk. Va; Miss Hilda Le-
Faiyre and Mr.. Peter Linder,
brother Of the groom, from
Northport: Mrs. Joseph Rut-
ledge of Glen Rock. N. J.. and
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Whof IS q SoIfore? Here Are Focfs About It

diamonds cut into several stones.
There are two reasons for this.
In the small stones, you pay
proportionately more for the
cutting. And the larger the
Stone. the rarer; therefore. q
larger stone Ii worth more per
carat than smaller stones of the
same quality.
Sparkle DO you like lots Of
'fireworks"2 Then you want :
solitaire brilliant. the most das-
cling Of all diamonds. The pear
and the marquise and the heart
cut are almost equal in grand
Illumination. The enerald-cut.
however. Is like q clear pool Of
light that invites you to look
down into its depths. and this
lucid radiance has won wide
popularity.
Setting When q solitaire IL Of
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good size. . carat or more. It
should Be mounted with as little
metal around It as possible. A.
high mounting lets light strike
under the stone and increases
FIRE" II the solitaire Is under
. carat In weight. it may have
Q rim extension % Q picture
frame" or rejecting border Of
highly polished white metal to
increase the apparent size Of
the diamond.
Wedding Band The round
solitaire makes the easiest en-
gasement ring to pair on with
the wedding band. With an ex-
tremely long narrow emerald
cut or pointed marquise. the
wedding band should be nat to
slip under the diamond. One Of
these pairs is 90 classic In style
that It never looks dated"
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Your Engagement Ring

SIseA solitaire may b of
any size. sincs II Il Just ons
diamond. But in jewelers.; par
lancs. . stons under one-half
carat il seldom called that be-
cause It Is likely 10 be mounted
with littls sids diamonds and
then It becomes : center stone. !.
Solitaires 60 up In size to 100
carats or over.
Costa solitaire doesn't cost
extra or come In any special
quality. but there is d wide range
In prices. This Is because every
diamond Is different and value
Is based not only on size but on
clarity, frosty white color and
precision Of cutting. Thd way
to get the greatest value ID buy
ing D ring Is to put the money
into one good stone rather than
into an equal total weight Of
Evening star., 1954-12-12

Everybody has q different
idea or what solitaire means. =
says one retailer. They think
It's . shape, or it weighs Just one
carat. or It's some special kind
Of diamond. It would help Us II
people would learn that q soli-
taire Is simply . single diamond
and can be large or small, cut
sany shape and priced ut any
amount"
So here's the solitaire. one
single stone In one easy lesson:
ShapeOne diamond of any
cut or shape. mounted alone.
may be called d solitaire. The
most popular style for the en-.
gagement ring Is the round bril-
liant-cut with So facets. But
an ernerald-cut diamond b also
Q solitaire: likewise . pear-shape.
Q maruuise. or Q heart-shape--
the very newest vogue.
Evening star., 1954-12-12

Mrs. Barry Nj. Turner Of Bald
win, n. n.
1t. Col. Gordon III. West,
who returned recently from
Korea, Is now on duty at the
Marine Barracks. serving IS
aide to the co,nInandant. He
replaces 1t. Col. Foster LaHue.
now at Senior Command
School. Amphibious Warfare,
Quantico. W..
Col. and Mrs. West. with
their children. Michael and
Peter. have q house In North
Arlington and are rapidly get
ting settled. While Col. West
was overseas. the family stayed
In San Francisco, Calf and
were there to welcome him
home.
Col. and Mrs. LaHue have
not given up their lovely house
In Falls Church. While Col.
LAHue Is In this area. he will
commute each day to Guam
tico. He expects to be- reas-
signed some time In June.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Christn1os Party

The Y-wives win hold an
old fashioned Christmas party
ct 1880 O'Clock. December Is.
ct the Woman's Club Of Be-
thesda. Baskets Of non-perish.
able foods win be given to
needy families 80 every one ID
asked to bring ct least three
cans Of food to the luncheon
as q donation to the cause.
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tcontlnued Prom Page D-ls.

--
Saturday. He ID d freshrnan At
Duke University.
Their daughter Ellis n b
student at Woodrow Wilson.
Ti1s family hopes ID be to-
getier for tho Christmas fes-
tiyities.
Maj. Cen. and Mrs. Reginald
Heber Ridgely, r.. win have
their family with them for the
holidays. Miss Johanna Waller
Ridgely. their daughter. ar
rives on Saturday from her
Foreign Service post. Ottawa,
Canada. 10 spend the holidays
at home. Their son Cadet
Ridgely III. arrives the same
day from Virginia Military
Academy, where he Ii . senior.
Marine Col. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Henry Shuey win have q
house fun Of guests with the
aid Of friends enlisted to help
care for the out-of town guests
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Over 4o?

Here are Q few simple habits
that any woman over 20 should
practice. Choose your clothes
carefully and be q stickler
about the way they 1T. Give
more time and attention to good
grooming. Avoid emotional up
sets, fatigue and nerves. for these
al have o damaging effect upon.
your appearance Is web as your
health.