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BETHESDA - S19.950
Excellent location and property Tor
use as doctor or dentist home and
ONCE. Lot, 120xi5O. 8 bedrms.. 2
baths; 2-car garage; small Oct.
studio. Bus stop at door.
TOWN & SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-9400
4S11 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
CARROLL KNOLLS-Three- bedroom
brick rambler. Liv. rn. with flrepl.,
dinette. GE kit; excellent cond.
S17,500.
Connecticut Gardens-Three-be droonl
brick rambler. Liv. din. rIn, combi-
nation, GE kit. extra-lge. porch or
breezeway. garage. GI approved at
Indian Spring Park-Three- bedroom
brick Cape Cod. Liv. nm, separate
din. rm., wooded, level lot; garage.
Sl8,500.
New 3-bedrm. brick rambler; 2Aa
baths; of East-West hwy. Liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. rnn., de luxe elec
kit, full bsmt., porch. $25,950.
New. split level on 1-acre lot. Three
bedrms., 2 baths. Westinghouse elec.
kit. recr. rnn., garage. In Sherwood
Forest. on Colesville I'd, $24,060,
with S19.300 FHA loan available.
All homes may be seen by appoint
ROBINSON. 10. 7-7117 TILL 0 PM
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EXPANDING LOCAL
RESEARCH AND IN
DUSTRIAL ORGANI-
zATIoN NEEDS NEW
ITEMS TO DEVELOP
AND MARKET FOR
COMMERCIAL AND
MILITARY USE. ONLY
PATENTED AND
PATENT PENDING
IDEAS CONSIDERED.
ENGINEERING AND
RESEARCH FACILI-
TIES AVAILABLE TO
COMPLETE DEvEL-
OPMENT IT WAR
RANTED. SEND DE-
TAILS AND PHONE
NUMBER TO BOX
asa, STAR.
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BRIGHTWOOD
1st-Fl. Powder RIM.
81 500 DOWN

Beautiful row brick containing 3 rms.
rna. % fst AoSr; : ssdrms. ana bath
on End. Wall-fo-wah eafpeting in
rsfrissrsts1s: M : s1. @ dstaehsS @ ssr1, ssssss ina
q: sssssss. c,. s,s... ID. s.sssa. 9ssSsaasoihs sis
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BETHESDA MD.

Mr.. INSTITUTES OF HEALTH
Here is q yalue--short walking dis
tance to Naval Hospital and Insti-
tutes Of Health. Completely redec,
inside and out; out; Hall; nv. rm; 14x2b
14x12. lge. modern kitchen 13xg
with new range and refgr. plua
breakfast nook, den 12x14 with n
bath on 1st floor. 8 twin-sized
bedrms. and bath on End foor
SHOULD GO CT. IMMEDIATE POS.
SESSION. -$21 800. w. B. WRIGHT
EN- 3-hR00 till
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SFrRsoooosss. SFrRsooooss . u IaTas a2T1f:poo

9 9BDROoMS, BATHS
Brick Colonial In excellent condition.
IArge bright rooms. Deep reception
hall Good-stxe bedrooms. 2 baths
tie. Sc Mscresnsd porch; aos1 earSSe ISS@' 3 Snort o
walk. TO Conn. ave-, public and
psrochial schools.
TOWN q SUBURBAN, EN. 2-040O
49i1 MleCONsM AVE. NV.
cLEvkLANp PARk-Exauisite 8
eedrm1 z.bath brick; large ny.
sra;,,d. "a. dnfseaisa eaisa "a Foai ain. rm. nice
oAoRQsTowN-smali. cute. perfect.
cfffYY cisAsE-osess charm. xen-
dernl grounds nsw tile bsths:
MAsSACHUsxTxs PARK - Large
,gEand.y me -enouGh for eEaaul aln-
49, ~; s54 ooo. oo.spSe Saesr actual sess
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BETHESDA-$17,950 !.
GREENWICH FOREST - Beautiful.
modern, all brick and stone ramblers
living rm. with fireplace, dining
rm., equipped kitchen, . lee. bed.
rms. bath, drive-in garage; Al
cond.: lge. beautiful lot. REASON.
MUST SELL. Call D1. 7-1655; eves.s
ia. 2-59lO.
VIM. CaloniriS Inv. Corp.
Realtors. 1919 nth st. NV
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RETHESnA

Ia baths, liv. rm. with fireplace, sep.
din. area, screened porch, carport;
$l7,950. VA approved.
3-bedrm. Colonial with slate roof, rec,
{m,, ..scres screened ned PORCH sarass; close
proved.
4-bedrm., 2-bath brick Cape Cod;
equip. kitchen, full daylight bsmt.,
level lot, 100 IT, deep; sci $50.
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OAKVIEW-BY OWNER-Sl6, 500
3-bedrm., All-brick Colonial. Well.
Handicapped. fenced lot with play
equip. Attrac. built-ins. incl. END
tables, din. rm. display cabinets
comb. TV-Hi-Fi installation. Scrd
pch.. firepl., lge. windows with storm
sash. Bsmt. with darkrm. and work.
shop. HE. 4-6321.- VA approved.
MASS. AVE. HILLS-5-bedrm. Ayr.
old. custom-built home, on lot 100
by 160.: cen. hall: lift. so, fully
equip. kit. built-in breakfast nook
1898 liv. rm.; lge. din rm., opening
onto screened. tiled porch. The
rms, with connecting hall and bath
on 1st floor and with sep. outside
entrance. are ideal for professional
Offices or 2 families. 17x27 master
bedrm., with 4 closets and compart-
nented baths; and 2 other lge. bed
rms. and baths are on 2nd floor. Full
S3s, 500. $4,000 cash. Balance, /
trust. A luxury home at Q very low
price: Mrs. Edwards. OIL. 2-729s.
- EDWARDS PROPERTIES
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SILVER SPRING
NO MONEY DOWN

30-YR. LOANS-GI, FHA
The "BERNADETTE"--New beautiful
sH'euRs ity 6aiIt; SEPARATE rnmSIs p9NiN I'M RM.
8 twin-size bedrms.. almost too
much closet and storage space" ALL
elec. kit; built-in eye-level oven;
daylight basement; large lot: mr.,
schools. shopping. S17.950. All types:
best financing.
OPEN SUNDAY. 1 TILL DARK
WEEKDAYS. 1 TILL Q PM.
Directions: Out colesville rd., left on
Old Bladensburg Cat Four Corners),
8 blocks to our sign on right. and
open house. K
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
Ju. 9-o601 TILL Q PM.
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING !
All Close-In Locations
I1-Three-Bedroom Rambler
y, MONTGOMERY HILLS SECTION
set .WinIf fniiV eSsipped Sedpsd sfP aind and In
baths on one floor: Large daylight
6smt with fTsp ssloysS fST ;sc sT 5m pius
2-SpaciouS Two-Bedroom
Rambler
MONTGOMERY HILLS SECTION
At only S16,y50, this comfortable
brick-and-stone rambler has sep.
din. rm.. nice liv. rm:, expandable
attic. .screened-in porch: full bsrnt,
ano beautifully handicapped. level
3wThree-Bedroom Colonial !
Plus Den +
Mr.. FLOWER AND FRANKLIN AVE.
This very-clean home has q Gift.
liy. rm., lge. din: rm.. kit. with
breakfast space: powder rm. and 2
bsmt. with maids rm. and y bathi
slate roof: fenced-in lot, well taken
care of. Only So, 200 needed 10 buy,
Total price. -S21.750. y
4-Two-Bedroom Split-Level
IN OLD wooDsIDE PARK
All-brick. home with huge liv. rm..f
kit. with table space. uttl. rm., stors
are space, on lower level. upper
level has z nice bedrooms and bath;
yard In rear. Well priced ct S1ls76O.
CALL ~. g-8440: Q AN. 70 q PM.
Woodside Realty Co.
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Bethesda Naval Hospital
And NH Area
4-Bedroom Rambler
$4,000

An unusually roomy home only 3
years old. Every modern conven-.
ience; 4 baths. huge paneled recrea.
tion room. Attached garase. Nice
lot. Cali (open 8 to 81
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
5000 Conn Ave. kE. 7-1sO0
Bethesda Rambler-$21, 500
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
immaculate, beautifully decorated,
4-yr.-old brick home. 2S-ft. living.
dining comb. with stone fireplace.
Huge. completely equipped Kitchen
large 40 trust. EARL T. WRIGHT,
OIL 2.RQnn till q n m
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Home With an Income

Home With an Income
Three bedroom brick home in beauti.
ful condition, with 0 separate en-.
trance to downstairs, fully equipped
apt. that would 90 . long way
toward paying for your living,
S17,600 on excellent terms. Ewes.
call Mr.. Gerin, OR. 4-7031.
Sidney z. MenSh & Co.
1913 Eye at. NV. ma. s-6446
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SILVER SPRING
IDEAL LOCATION IN

HIGH HfdaLAND L0 tE VIEW
Four bedrms., lge. liv. rm.. sep. din.
rm., equipped kitchen with eatinf
space. den. 2 baths, firepl.. screened
Iots Hsh Hr Sar saEsiis sais Hsh ifys'
School. excel. shopping ctr. and
transp. A real home. For appt-I
call JU. 6-7324. !,
LAUREL REALTY co.
s720 Flower Ave. sil. sp. 10. $500
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BEST NV. LOCATION
ONLY 81. 600 CASH

..s .S on r.ns snI, s sV.i, %sh @
kept, mod. brick home. in this ex-
%TER ai.11 Anq RED iSo' scHoohs 5SssssSn heSF 81
oTHER cHURcHEs. sToREs. etc;
LIST 4. has lFe. hail. lily. rm;. din.
2nd a. has 81 lge. bedrms. and
full baths: rec. rm.. built-in ga
rage; gas heat; lge. porch. etc.
Priced very low, too. Cali *. g
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BETHESDA

oSls brisk "IisDRb rs%bler. located on lsTS. sS
iandscaped wooded lot; living room.
2 baths, rear porch, basement: eas
rage; conveniently located. price,
$34 300, Dir: Out Wisconsin ave.
lane, rieht TO open sign. BOWLING
a. GARDINER, OIL. 4-5076; eve.
nfnRs OIL. 4-5o00 Ia
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IousEs for sALE--s.E. ;tcsas.,l
PRICE REDUCED

FhlOE hEDOlEO
IL BUILT LEFT
ONLY $2,500 CASH NEEDED
40l9 ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
OPEN 10 TIL 8 DAILY
|Semidetached brick. - Living soom.
Sinins Snrd ,,,s,n rScrn ,',n comb. powder room.
range. garbaee disposal. dishwasher.
9-cu. LIFT. Hotpoint refgry Beauty
craft cabinets; three full-size bed
rms. and bath: full basement: GE
gas air heat; large concrete rear
porch; deep. lot; transportation ct
reach: out IA. ave. Sc. M t 70 AIabamS
ave: left 2 blocks to houses and
ABE FEINSTEIN
Builder. 1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
LQ: 1-6761 Ewes. EM. 2-0777
Mr.. st. Eliza bethS Hosp.
$3.50. down. Det. bungalow. New heat.
Ing area. din. rm., and liy. rm. VERY
GOOD condition. lives, MR.. FLEA-
ING. NO. 7-3199).
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co.
l415 < st. NV. ME. s-54O(
-. FORT pUPoNT PARK PARK
|S199 down includes settlement costs
and $3.50 per mo. includes. taxes
Tor this 2-bedrn1. semidet. brick, II
new section; Westinghouse autoEna.
Can Mesa. Mr Clark. RA; 3s991I;
1924 I4th 50. NV, AID. 1.2ooS
s396 AND ASSUME OF TRUST
$40 BRANDYWlNE ST. Sc.
Eouls MHR gsFm RubpeNs pRfacki ix Ea:s s-ssS7 5sst7;
COLORED-FIvE-RM. HOME. Capito
Hill: $50 cash, bal. $50 monthly
Partly furnished. Ii. 6-s964. LII
COLORED-OFF H. ST. and Bennin0
rd.--Low down payment. take over
lse. 0l. 40 loan on this modern, 3
yr.-old. 6-rrn. semidet. brick home;
gas heat: level. fenced yard. Clean
Ssrssln csii al MI MI. Pen ssNlaNp. al 81 81
3-736S; ewes. LU. 2-76l2 It'll 10 .. m
ATLAS REALTY co. -f7
COLORED-S3OO DOWN, s7s MO-
Semtdet. brick, mos. old. 2 bedrms.
gas heat; nr Pa. and Ala. ayes. Sc
Elk. 3-7744, ia. 9-3292. Id
COLORED-4O6 IIth ST. S.E.
Semidetached white brick; abso.
lutely new-house condition. 6 rms
and bath and half. Gas heat. Small
down payment. Buy like rent. Ma
S-48lS. EN-. $4,000.
cOLORED-SEMIDET.
"A npTHR
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FOREST ESTATES. only 2 blks. from
st. Johns School--All-brick CO.
lonial; has liv. rm.. din. rm.. bedrm:
and kit. on 1st A.; 2 bedrms. and
bath on end; bsmt.; beautifully fin
ished; has full bath and outside outside
CT. FHA or conventional. This is
a new listing; should sell quickly:
Mr.. Fogarty, JU. 5-7O24. MODERN
REAT TY CO., INC, JU. 1880.
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733 18th St.-Vacant
Lovely 3-bedrm. oil hot-water heat
garage; $3.50 down. HILLCRES7
REALTY. Ii. 7-4O40: ewes. 10
S-S30S. -16
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HOUSES for SALINE. tcons. /
CoLoRED VACANT
RENT OR BUY

9th AND MASS. AVE. NE.
Six lge. rms; completely redecor.: oil
h.-w.h. Move right in. Terms to suit
you. Call MIR. PETERS. DE. 2-3110.
Evening star., 1954-10-14

BETHESDA--Graciou 3-bedrm., q
bath rambler; mr.. Landon School;
immac;, cond.;, nice level lot. no
bsmt; but scads Of storage space;
s.. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7OO6; eyes,
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HILLANDALE-GI approved. S22.950.
Large 3-bedrm. brick rambler, liv.
rm,. frcpl;, din, rm.: Kit. with table ssh
fun bsmt. with flrepl.. "a bath; ga
rage; Is-acre lot. WoODMoOR
AGENCY. INC. JU. 9-5555 til 8
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GREENWICH FOREST, BETHESDA
Red brick, Colonial. slate roof; 3
bedrms., 2 baths, den: price. S24 $50.
A well-cared-for home in a choice
location. Liv. rm. with f1repl. A
kit. equipped with dishwasher and
lightfui den on the 1st H., 3 bedrms. e,
2 full baths on 2nd; full bsmt.
attached garage. A lge. level lot
with beaut. trees and shrubs.
2-2326 til o: eyes,. EN-. 3-0326.
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HILLS, s12. 2.5OO-Three-
bedrm. brick rambler; liv. rm., din
"ell." Kit. and .util. rm.; on. nice
lot; ] blk. from bus; mr.. all schools.
Mrs. Lamb. JU. 5-694O. MODERN
REALTY CO.. INC. JU. T-5350.
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All homes may be seen by appoint
ROBINSON. 10. 7-7117 TILL o Pm
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA vIsTA-s1e.5oo. Large Co
kit. with table space; bedrooms
and bath on End a., stairs to nicely
finished 3rd A.; beautiful lot 7Ox
$40, with fruit trees, garage. Bill
LINQSLEY REALTY CO., EN-
2.2326 It'll 8. Ewes. OIL, 4-5710
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MODERN HOME--Liv. rm. with fire-
place and picture window. floor to
SPACE: Q bedrooms and bath down
and / up; level lot. featuring 20
f; sTimmins pool: Price: S11,S5o.
NH siysT ssHRr.pE t9 sHr4IT 472o9 oos4l III aaq
sSnd. con- mG; Kensinston to'' $lS.5oo s BOG: BOG
LEY'S, LO. s5-3434, OIL. 7-9037.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
Mars Group 10 Map
Study Of Planet as
II Approaches Earth

The International Mars Com
mittee will meet tomorrow at
the National Geographic Society
to plan a studies of the planet
Mars when it approaches within
40 million miles of the Earth in
June.
The committee is the co-ordi-
mating agency for studies of the
planet.
The studies may produce in
formation on the intriguing
question of whether there is life
on Mars. The committee has
been in existence since last sum-
mer.
Faint Lines Seen.
In 1877. an Italian astronomer,
Schiaparelli. discovered faint
lines on Mars. He called them
canal" a word meaning either
canals or channels. Since then
the lines, thin and straight and
tracing a gird-like pattern over
vast areas on Mars, have been
observed by other astronomers.
Others. equally competent, have
failed to find them. The overL
all network has never been pho
tOgraphed satisfactorily.
Among those attending the
meeting will be DR.. E. C. Slipher
and Roger L. Putnam. of the
Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff
Ariz.; DR.. Harold C. Urey, of the
Institute of Nuclear Physics OF
the University of Chicago; DR.
Joseph Ashbrook. of Yale Uni
versity; DR. John D. Strong, OF
Johns Hopkins University; DR.
L. Whipple of the Harvard Col
lege Observatory; DR.. w. w
Coblentz, of the Bureau of
Standards, and Ralph S. Damon,
president of Trans World Air
ways.
Research Group on Hand.
The Research Committee of
the National Geographic Society,
headed by DR.. Lyman j. Briggs,
also will join in the meeting.
Members include Rear Admiral
L. o. Colbert. Vice Admiral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
Doctor Will Speak
On Internal Wounds

The care and treatment of in
ternal wounds and injuries will
be discussed by DR.. Edward M.
Kent at the fourth Kellogg med
ical lecture at George Washing
ton University at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow in Hall A of the uni
versity's medical school, 1885 H
street NV.
DR.. Kent, former chief of tho
racic surgery at the Bethesda
Naval Hospital during World
War II, currently is associate
professor of surgery at the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh. He re-
ceived his MD. degree from Sy-
racuse University in 1882. The
lectures are part of the medical
schools annual postgraduate Sc
ries of lectures and courses for
practicing physicians in the
Washington area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
Safety Talks
Montgomery Pupils
To Hear Mansfield

Inspector Dick Mansfield. di-
rector of The Stars School
Safety Program, will give his
safety chalk talks at the follow
ing County schools this week:
Tomorrow-Forest Grove, $50
am. Woodlin, 1890 am.
Observation-Disclosures, $50 am.
Wednesday - Four Corners,
$50 am. Pine Crest, 1880 am
Observation-Disclosures, $50 am
East Silver Spring, 1890 am
Friday-9:3O am. Rolling Ter
race, 1890 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28

Emory S Land. DR.. William E.
Wrather. director of the United
States Geological Survey; DR..
Melville Bell Grosvenor and DR..
Thomas w McKnew.
Soon after the meeting, DR..
Slipher will lead a team of
astronomers for a 9-month pho
tographic investigation of Mars,
using the 27-inch refracting
telescope of the Lamont Hussey
Observatory at Bloemfontein,
Africa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
Mrs. Frances Adams,
Home Loundry ConsuItont

is here to show you how to solve your
laundry problems with EASY SpiroIotor
in no time! See these time sowing de-
nnonstrotons Monday thru Saturday, 10,
II z. 3 and 4 o'clock excepting Thurs
doy morning, Your gift for coming in
will be two lovely vosesl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28

Washing pIeosue-bu be eoser-wih EASY
SProoor Automatic Simply wash in-foreet -ond when
back you'll find cleaner osh Spootor washes clothes
one woysPo path that hem
And EASY SPootor combines with the deep overflow
rinse to wash hou9h Make woshdoy eosy-with Spooor!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
Fl" able
Model Tv
1895

Set set for the baseball season NOW-thrl
to exciting games right in your own living
room! And with RCA VICTOR you can! 1t
brings you "Moeic Monitor circuit system
which means clear pictures-rozor-shorp no
fuzziness, no fading! The "GoIden Throat"
true fidelity sound! The exclusive "Rotomotic
tuning" In ebony finish!
Evening star., 1954-04-23

Where would you go for a
three-month vacation if you had
the whole world to choose from?
I got so excited about having
Evening star., 1954-04-23

waiting for me somewhere if I
will come and get them.
I think the invitation to be
one of the wise women in a
compound in Nigeria carried
with it a sort of witch-woman
implication which might be a
nice change. I shan't go ele-
phant hunting with the Indian
maharajah who invited me, but
if I really start wandering,
there's a parade in Mysore,
India, with a maharajah in gold
brocade and diamonds perched
on an elephant wearing painted
toe-nails. a gold necklace and
earrings, that I decidedly must
see.
What's the use though? It's
too much. I simply can't choose.
So I'll just go up to Stella's
farm in the Catskills, sit on her
stone terrace in a rocking chair
and brood about what I'm miss
ing. Anyway, with due defer
ence to modern transportation,
could I ever be sure that my
column would get back from all
these places on time for you to
read every day?
(From AP Newsfeatures)
Evening star., 1954-04-23

and pamphlets depicting acres
of impossibly golden suns, silver
moons. sapphire skies, simmer
ing beaches, remote deserts,
Snow-capped mountains and
fearsome jungles.
Only three months of vacation
and all this to choose from!
Never again can I agree with
those who claim the world is
shrinking-that in this Jet era
Paris is a suburb of New York
or vice versa; that the South
Seas. New Zealand and the Far
North are a mere hop, skip and
jump from where I sit.
Several places I have thought
about with longing through the
years of staying home-the is
land of Bali because a returning
anthropologist told me you never
hear a scolding word there;
Grasse, France, where they
make gallons of perfume: the
Sahara Desert, over which you
can gallop for miles on your
fleet Arabian steed, burnoose
streaming in the wind, and
never meet another living soul:
Hunsa, because it's supposed to
be unenterable-though people
seem always to be entering it.
Set down thus, this seems a.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
PTA Congress
Life Members
ToHoLd TeU :

A tea for life members of the
District Congress of Parents and
Teachers will be held from 3 to
5 pm. Monday at the home Of
Mrs. Franklin G. Sartwell. 207
Second street S. w.
Highlight of the tea will be
the signing of a charter for the
newly-formed Life Members
Association.
The group was established at
a breakfast for life members at
the District PTA Congress last
year. Mrs. Sartwell was named
president at that time. Other
officers are Mrs. Walter c Jones,
secretary; Mrs. Jennie Clarke.
treasurer, and Mrs. Jack w.
Weissberg, public relations Of
ficer.
The tea on Monday will be
the first meeting of the group
since it's founding. The charter
signed at that time will be held
open until after this years an
nual convention of the PTA
Congress so that newly desig-
mated life members may also be-
come charter members of the
association.
The convention will be held
May II. IL and 13 at the Sher-
aton-Park Hotel. A life mem
bers' breakfast on May 13 will
be one of the events.
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CA. R. Holds
Convention
Tomorrow

The National Society, Children
of the American Revolution. will
hold it's annual convention to-
morrow at the Mayfower Hotel.
The conclave will get under
way at 9 am. in the main ball
room OF the hotel, with a pro-
cessional of national Junior and
senior officers.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig. ma
tional president, will open the
meeting.
A highlight of the day will be
a tour of the White House at
1890 pm.
The delegates will meet for
luncheon at 1870 pm. at the
Maytiower, after which they will
install new officers and adjourn.
Several activities are being
planned in connection with the
convention, including the annual
dinner dance at pm. tomorrow
in the Mayf1ower ballroom. Mrs.
Paul j. Eichhorn is chairman Of
the dance.
On Sunday, the delegates will
tour the C. "A. r. headquarters in
Constitution Hall, the c. A. r.
Museum and then will make
pilgrimage of historic ShrineS in
nearby Virginia.
Mrs. Dorothy Whitcomb is
chairman of the Sunday pill
grimage.
Yesterday, national officers and
committee chairmen met at ma
tional headquarters to hear an
nual reports.
A highlight of the meeting
was the presentation of an Amer
lean flag to the National Society,
c. A. r., by the Continental
Danes Chapter of the District
OAR.
Miss Imogene Philibert. ma
tlonaI c. A. r. historian, pre-
sented the flag to the chapter.
1t was given in honor Of the
regent, Miss Helene Phllibert,
who is also a national promoter
of the c. A. R.
Today's program included a
luncheon of the National Of
ficers' Club at the Mayf1ower,
and a tour of the city with stops
at the Federal Bureau of Inves-
tigation and the Capitol.
Other events on today's agenda
include State presidents and
senior presidents forum at 2:30
pm, a junior national board
meeting at the Cosmos Club at
4:30 pm. followed by Dutch
treat dinner. and the annual
c. A. r. stunt night at 8 pm.
In the Williamsburg Room of
the Meyflower.
Registration for the conven-
ton will begin this afternoon at
c. A. r. headquarters. There
will also be a registration desk
at the Mayf1ower tomorrow.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
.AlunnnQe Clubs
Plan Election

The Associated Alumnae Clubs
of Washington will elect new Of
f1cers at 8 pm. Monday in the
Taylor Wing of the Beauvoir
School, $500 Woodley road NV.
Mrs. Rachel Wood, of the
Sweet Briar College Club. has
been nominated for president.
Other nominees are: Mrs.
John D. Stewart, of the Vassar
Club, vice president; Miss Jean
Engers. Dumbarton College
Alumnae, secretary; Miss Lois
Hendrick, of the Simmons Col
lege Club, treasurer, and Mrs.
Harold Lamberton, of the Rad
cliffe Club, chairman of College
Night.
Presidents and scholarship
chairmep of the So member
clubs of the association will at
tend Mondays meeting.
The Associated Alumnae Clubs
represent more than 1000 COL
lege women in the WASHINGTON
area,
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Kappa Beto Pi
Rush Luncheon

A rush" luncheon will be held
by Omicron Chapter, Kappa
Beta Pi, international legal
sorority, at 1890 pm. tomorrow
at the Army Navy Club.
Mrs. Lenore Ehrig, dean of the
chapter. will preside.
Officers of Province II, deans
of other Kappa chapters in this
area, and students and former
students of the National Univer-
sity School of law will be guests.
On Monday evening. May 3,
the chapter will celebrate its
birthday anniversary at the home
of Mrs. Lillian Harper. On this
occasion new officers will be
elected for the 1954-1955 year.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Mary Margaret Mcbride Soys-
All Places Fuscinutinq From Rockinq Chair

curious assortment of vacation
prospects but I see they furnish
an unmistakable clue to the Real
Me-half- shrinking, half dar-,
ing creature who wants peace,
space, perfume, and to 60 some
where that nobody else has ever
been!
suppose it would add to the
picture to take note. in addition,
of certain other wistful cravings
that have assailed me from time
to time and of past invitations
that I might belatedly accept.
There have been days when I
thought nothing could be nicer
than lying on a beach in the
South Pacific. an hibiscus be-
hind each ear and pareu-
whatever that is-wound about
my middle. playing a nose flute
and drinking in the fragrance of
frangi-pani. ginger-fowerS and
gardenias. I'm afraid I've lost
track of the man from South
America who promised to teach
me how to eat termite on the
wing. biting 1t before it could
bite me- Delicious. he said, if
you can master the trick. I've
been offered other exotic deli
cacies in distant places: Fried
grubs. broiled sleeps eyes and
boiled shoe thongs--they're all