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HOUSES UNFURNlSHED

Mr.. NAVY ANNEX. PENTAGON-2-
bedrm. brk.; gas h.-w.h. gar; scr.
porch, fenced yd.: $1"5. ia. 2-3236.
ARLINGToN-Three-bedrm. semidet.
GfRS SiRS0i MAR AsR0PPaRfk PaRk M6Two Nh stories
3 bedrooms: corner fenced-in lot +;
newly redec Call BILL BAILEY,
OIL. 4-2429 for inspection. --15
26O6 BLADENSBURG RD. N.E.-Lge.
hogse' 1eI suitable for 2 apts. Apply
5oeT I'LL. AVE. N.w.-e-rm. house.
gas heat. gar. bSmt. Conv. to schs, f.,
stores; close to, Walter Reed. Sl25
mo. For inspection cali IA. 9-ol99,
7?o E. CAPITOL sT.-Lse. conven-
Capitol; can be used for rooming
house; also :or ioctor or dentist S
NA Marcy slosL{V JUSTINE sl1 18th St.
:iiI soOTI NELSON ST.. Arl.-felye
SiLLER Mi hsusf EN- ss1 $685. S9 I9THES bE g1Ss,b l.
s91.6O-2-bedrm. semidet. modern 2
SILVER SPRINGS beautiful homes
near Blair High School; rambler
with garage; large Cape Cod and
two-bath Colonial with garage. A..
J. KESSlNGER & CO.. .JU. 9-4544.
CHEVY CHASE-Partly furn., 2 bed.
rms; corner lot: full bsmt.: Sis
mo. Call OIL: 6-S39s. is
reer rm:. Ice. yard: ike S,i new: excel. excei.
nsiEhSoEhood; pf4bHsT 1, sig, RAYMOND R r.
AGEx:-Best section of Beverly H Hills.
NAL AID 4-s9SS. evenings. rs
Mr.. .PENTAGON - Modern semidet.
brick home; 2 bedrms.. oil heat; full
bsmt.., large yards, nr. schools and
shopping; SIS mo. Call ME. S-0O95.
1887 18th ST. N.w.-1o rms. and
NO mo; M: E: SMITH, INC, D1; :.
N. .''' Observation-Disclosures. BIZ bPk.:
porch: rec. rm. in bsmt.: blk. to
Kann's dept. store; newly dec;
vacant and ready to move in.
T1NKLE PROPERTIES. ia. q
1881: IA; 5.3326: .-15.
rms. ! bath: row brick; l glass;
h.Th sony s1Ht schools sch lis sh9pping and
Gall BOSS & PHELPS. INC. MA,
TAKSMA 1lkoT PARK. MD.-5 bedrmsl.os lo .
baths, sep. din. rm. stove and refsr.:
ytils. extra; $50 mo. JU. $3.50
days. Flu. e-7463 ewes. 10
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,-aa e.A nm ~ An.

1898 9Th RID. N. ARL.. VA. near
hheent's: schools. etc. - .2-bedrm.
equipped kit. and bath. full bsrnt,.
auto: heat; large fenced-in lot.
Avail. today. Sl1O mo. FRED A.
SMITH. 1113 18th st. NV. FIX.
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PARK VIEW APTs.

5os4 ssth ave-. Hyattsyille. Nd
rm. Completely redec. Cony. to
schools, stores and transp. S55,
incl. utils. UN. 4-3500, ewes. and
week ends. phone 10. 3-5624. --l5
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HOUSES FURNISHED

1929 a1th ST. N;w.-Nicely furn.
rrm;,- kit. and bath. Now available
SlJI65o mo. OLIVER T. CARR, Ma.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW - Delightful
,center-hall brick home with 8
6sdEms: peg tgns: Z tie baths on End foor:
garage. From Jan. 16 to June /
sM1TH' 5So 1Nce. ger 14fs ~ + + ss. QUINCY me-:
D1. 5,9o57 or OIL. 2-e474., -I5
n; ARL., close ,in-Ciean. 2-bedrm..
scr. porch: oil heat; conv. schools.
bus. stores: Sl25 mo. JA. 2-3443
MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA-3 bed
CodnHy,; bus and streetcar. $3.50. KE.
NV. OFF WIS. AvE.-priced right.
bedrms.: g-h., Bendix. dishwasher.
Wo. 6-9463 or Fort Belvoir 2-4217.
HYATTsVILLE - Immac. det. brick:
rms, tile bath GEe. liv. rm. With
firepl): 2nd f.. 2 lge. rms. tile bath
ample closets; full bsmt.: fenced
yard; mr.. transp., schools, shopping
center; s,aH 81 M NV; s5 heat; vacant. Rent
cEoReETowN&5.6edrm. MHi brk. IaT SENT
det. Ideal for U. S. workers. Open
ewes. to Q. Sl75. EN-. $685.. 30
NICELY FURN. HOUSE in good loc.-
beorms.. 3l2 baths: hv. rm.. din
heat. Wonderful transp. DU. 7-577S.
IN OLD CHEVY CHASE between
Chevy Chase and Columbia Country
Club-Beautiful frame home redeco.
rated throughout, 3 rms. 3h baths.
ineioSed Ha heated porch on each a.:
mo- For further particulars and to
inspect, call AMERICAN SECURITY
q TRUST CO. ST. $4,000. -15
THREE BEDROOMS. = baths. par
TALLY furnished home. in very con-
fsc RI ns9|h. ri a.$sos 4. NekEEvEh 5s CO" CO..
GEORGEToWN. 3l24 p st. NV
Center hall; liv. rm; and library. 2
6edrms. and bath, din. rm.. modern
eli I'll hss esnfEy reps Did' Fe E ssPden ans bath n
lease, S2o5 mo. OWNER. AID. 2-3052.
ATTRAC. 4-bedroom house. near
Fairfax Circle. Va; Ia baths; oil
heat garage; $3.50 mo. ia. s-30l3.
ARLINGTON. so.-completely furn.
utils. incl; avail. Jan 16-July /;
S135 mo. ia. e-3267. -l7
BETHESDA, 730l Clarendon rd.-3
bsdrms.. ga baths; mod. sele. resid,:
iee. fenced lot; patio; Saio mo-.
incl. GE auto. washer. 2l-in. TV.
piano: avail. immed.. due to transf
ARL., W. & L. SHOP. AREA-SlO0.
mo TO mo. lease: . bedrms., brick
in today, J. NJ. MAGRUDER. agent, |
S. "a ARLlNGToN-a ,HG1rl bedrms.. liv. i9 rm.
din rm.,. "a. baths: brick Colonial;
completely furn.; disposal. auto.
washer TV;. avail. Feb. l.-June 80;
NO: ARL.-Furn. brick Colonial; 81
minutes to Pentagon; lse. liv. rm.
with, fireplace. sep. din. rm.. screened
porch: reas. rent. Call METZLER.
Realtors. JA. 5-7575; ewes. IA.
MAssIxScHusErTs AVE. extended.
Nd. - House. consisting Of living
powder room. 8 bedrooms and . full
Sssatitul srOunds @a and 'as Gasii%Rsof: neisRsof
sSas sS2S S:0G 0oa6A0E sSE s. Ss1s sos5 sE s1l
HILLS. on lovely corner
wooded lot-Furn. 5-rm. brk. bunga- |
low, basement; nr. school. HO.
2-T52o -21
AIR CONDITIONED TOWN HOUSE
In Washington's most exclusive near
the embassy section. Liv rm.. din. |
rm.. very Ice. library. . kits. gar
base disposer. dishwasherl. dumb |
waiter. garage. 8 bed&ms.. > baths,
3 fireplaces. lge. wiStar:a cup |
board; 2nd-h. sun deck: storage rm;.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. ST. !
$1,000. is
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5QI2 MASS Avr

58i3 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Liv. rm.
trio kit has refgr., range. disposal,
dishwasher. etc; large rec. rn1. with
nrepl; 4 bedrms. 2 baths built lin
garage. Large lawns. $3.50 mo.
FRED A.: SMITH CO.. 1113 18th st.
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II TAhh Rid. N.W.-Semldet
o rms. % bedrmsI. liy. rm, din.
rm,, mod. kit . baths. rear yard
and garage. Can be rented furn.
or unfurn; Suit. for embassy family.
Evening star., 1954-01-15

NEARBY MD. HOMES
9 bedrns.-Landoyer Hills, 500 mo.
East Pines, 5 rooms 500 mo.
Radiant Valley rambler S95 mo.
brick S125 mo.
College Park. 10 rooms $500 mo.
Nr, Lewisdale. Md, school, on Risgs
rd. PRACTICALLY new. 3-bedrn1.
brick, full bSmt., 1St-h. law, sep.
din. rs; Sl25 mo. Call WA.
$4,000. ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO.
2 ADJOINING HOUSES
SEMIDET. BRICK
6 rms 3 bedrms: each. Large yards.
Rent one. your friend rent the
4e21-4eo3 H ST. Sc.
(Out. Penn. ave. to Ala. ave, left to
46th. then left to H ST.
MARSHALL, j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1224 14th st. AD. 4-200k
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cUsToM-BUnT
BEDRMS., ga BATHS
S175 PER MO.
PHILIP B. KEY. Jr.
1888 Alaska Ave. NV. RA, 3-1210.
ia
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

FURN. AND UNFURN. APIS. and
rms: in vicinity OF both and @ SITS.
NV. Write only, G.W.U. HOUSING
OFFICE. LIZ
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AIR CONDITIONED TOWN HOUSE
In Washington's most exclusive near
downtown location. in the heart Of
the embassy section. Liv rm.. din.
rm. very lee. library. . kits. (gar-
base disposer. dishwasherl. dumb
waiter. garage. & bedAms.. > baths,
3 fireplaces. lge. wistar:a- cup
board; 2nd-fi. sun deck: storage rm.,
maids rm. and Law. gas heat.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. ST.
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Club Calendar
EVERY FRIDAY

lo0-Gym Classes otcers Wives Bldg g. Seapans B,se
7:so-Youh for Christ Poncana Baptist Church
S:N-Veterans OF W. w. l. of Hail. 72s Fleming Street.
7:so-Rebekah Lodge at Pythian Hall, 72s Fleming Street
Sodsr Of Eastern STAR Scottish Rite Temple $50 Eaton
2:oo-cAP Cadets, Poincian. Community Hoas.
EVERY MONDAY '-' "'--
lo:OO-Gym Class for Officers wives. Bldg g. seaplans
7:so-Sgsbee Community Council at Shelter
S:00Loga "Msrp Nro CabaIeros MART sis Elizabeth
S:00-Alcohoics Anonymous
MONDAY, September -
7:so-DeMolay Mothers Circle St. Paul's Parish Hall
73o-Weseyan Service Guild of First Methodist Church
sowscs Board of LIST Methodist Church. church
SoO-Executve 3D. LIST Presbyterian church
S:oo-Poincian School PTA school
SAnehor Lodge Masonic Scottish Rite Temple $50 Eaton
EVERY TUESDAY
s:oo-Ladiss Day Golf Tournament Coli Club
s:0O-Thrift Shop Navy Commissary open II noou
6:45-Kiwanis Club LaConcha Hotel
YOns for Christ Bible study Fleming s. Methodist Church
SUV-Sock Car Association. Legion Home. Stock Island
1OoO-ZX-11 Officers Wives Club at Aeropalms
soorder Of DeMoay Scottish Rite Temple sss Eaton Street
7:SO-WSCS, First Methodist Church church
7:3o-Tuman School PTA the school
So-Dsc 25 Fla State Nurses, Hospital
soo-Harris School PTA the school
s0O-Navy Wives Club Building Naval Station
SoOvFW Ladies Auxiliary WV Home ss Elizabeth Street
SoO-Engineers Club, Armor Bldg, White and
EVERY WEDNESDAY
soo-unior Chamber Of Commerce. Clubhouse. Fassr
DNEsDAY. September IS
1ooo-Navy Wives Club, Building 2ss Naval Station
n30-HS1 Officers Wives Club
1230-Naval Air Station Officers Wives Club
soO-Dade Lodge and AM Scottish Rite Temple sss Eaton
soO-BPW Club at the Woman's Club, Duval Street.
EVERY THURSDAY
12:15-Rotary Club at La Concha Hotel
1;O0-Thrift Shop Navy Commissary until 100 p
6:s0-Lons Club. at Lions Den 1907 Seminary St.
7:30-CAP Cadets, Poinciana Community House
7:30-Princes of Syracuse Pythian Hall, 72s Fleming st.
THURSDAY, September Is
1oO0-Marha Linda Franks Circle of Baptist Church
12:30-VX1 Officers Wives Club
Scotland Boosters band room high school
8oo-vFW Post 3si1 Post Home BIS Elizabeth Street
800-Board of Directors, Girl Scout Council
S00-Eks Lodge club house, 313 Duval Street
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7odayi}
Women
By Dorothy Roe

May Leone entertains 1000 peo-
pie at dinner every night and
likes it.
Her working day starts at noon
and ends after midnight, six days
a week.
Her home is a half-acre of the
most expensive real estate in the
New York's neon-lighted Broadway
belt. She could afford to live the
pampered existence of Park Av-
enue matron, lifting a finger only
to summon a servant, but she pre-
fers to work IA hours a day. The
reason?
off l didn't, I'd never see my
husband" she says.
May is married to Gene Leone,
owner Of one of the most famous
Italian restaurants in New York,
where the great and the near-great
of Broadway and the world have
gathered in the interests of good
food and wine for almost so years.
Gene learned the artistry of cook
ing from his mother, Luisa, who
founded the restaurant in 1906,
and pursues the creation of a
sauce or a souffle with the pas
Sionate dedication of a high priest.
Gene personally supervises his
vast kitchens, checks every item
on the lengthy menu, mixes every
sauce with his own hands.
He flies his own plane, has a
$250,0O0 art collection in the res
taurant, and owns a 2,1O0 acre
farm near West Point, where he
breeds horses and composes new
sauces for the family on Sundays.
The Leones have been guests of
Ike and Mamie Eisenhower at the
White House, and entertain Ike's
West Point class of 1915 at their
farm during class reunions. Gene
even has been made an honorary
member of the class, a tribute to
his talents as a host.
His tastes are strictly Roman in
food and art, but his wife is un-
mistakably Irish. Born May Sulli-
van in Brooklyn, she still seems
a bit surprised to find herself pre-
siding over an Italian dynasty.
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Says she: 81 met Gene when I
came into the restaurant one day
for dinner. He asked me If I would
like to 60 flying with him the next
day. l went up In his plane with
him and I've been up In the air
ever since"
When they first were married,
Gene bought q home In suburban
Dobbs Ferry, and May busted her
self with such things as drapes,
linens and silver, in the approved
manner of brides.
"But all Of q sudden realized
that about the only time / ever
saw Gene was between 2 and I
o'clock in the morning, after he
got back from the restaurant and
before he went to Sleep" says
blonde, blue-eyed, Mrs. Leone. $50
we sold the house and moved into
the apartment over the restaurant,
and we've been here ever SINCE"
The Leones have two daughters,
Luisa, named after mother Leone,
and Eileen, named for the Irish
branch Of the family. Both mar.
ried Army officers who also like
to cook. Luisa's husband, 1t. Col.
Tom Mesereau, former West Point
football star, now Is his father-in-
laws right-hand man in the res
taurant. Eileen's husband, 1t. Ed
muDd Bowen Jr., now is In the
Air Force but expects to return to
Lcone's as q cook.
Gene and May recently returned
from q trip to Europe, their first
real vacation in II years. They
made q literal "cook's tour" of
France and Italy, comparing notes
with famous European chefs. Says
May:
Gene came home with q brief
case full Of recipes and a truffle
hound. He's mad about truffles,
and thinks the only reason we
don't have them in this country
is there are no dogs trained to
dig them"
my dog has three diplomas and
three gold medals" says Gene
proudly. Pretty soon well be find.
ing truffles in Central Park"
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STAR BACON fancy .liesd) for
only SIC . Ib.-thst nothing was
really wrens-yov simply SAVE
MONEY At FAUsTo,s FOOD
PALACE. :.
Poor Earl was quite sleepy
after his alI-nisht trip to market.
Naturally he didn't mind this bs.
cause he found for you ALL
RAPEFRUlT - FOUR FOR
NINTEEN cENTSI ONIONS
THREE LBS. THIRTEEN
cENTSl Because Earl was tir.
sd-deeided to wander along ihs
produce stalls ell my myself.
Saw those Eastern Mcintosh ap-
plss-five lbs. for &c and also
fhs red, dslieiovs apples.
And Just ss | was about to
Isave-eevld scarcely believe
NINE CANS FLORIDA GOLD
(. ORANGE JuIcE-eSel Really
Favsto's Food Palace is one
fine place TO shop--snd II would
seem Is u their delight in life
lis to bring foed to your table
at q low pricel
9 = - = =
The new Dior line is being
featured in cocktail frocks only
and the dance dresses continue
with the same portrait and off
the shoulder neckline. The skirts
remain very bouffant. Elegance
and grandeur are the theme for
evening dress many Of which are
made Of satin and heavy silks.
Late afternoon is the time to
wear the smooth, svelte, pencil
slim number-the sheath-type
dress, but plan to 60 all out with
furs, lace and jewels after dark.
Lace, lace, lace, and lace again
is the latest material fad. Also,
load it with pearls, sequins and
other shiny simulated jewels-or
etch the design with any or all
of these, 'Scuse, please-shall
finish this after going to-
= = - = :
Many Of you already know Bob
and Rollens Pollock hvt--do you
know how to dance? Rollsne Is
starting the Key West Division
Of the Fred Astsirs School Of
Dance in Our Town and she is
bringing years Of experience 10
the Job Of supervising and teach
ing this famous and nationally
known dance system.
Her capable assistants In The
other dance mediums-ballet and
tap will be Princess Nlna-who
has taught here for some time
and Helen vsssehio. Remem-
Der, dancing Is fun and plsavre
and an excellent means Of relax.
alton. II you have always been
shy about learning. don't be.
Actually, yov don't have 10 be
. iifferbvs Or sxhIbisienist 10 be
. successful dancer. a few basic
steps learned 81 the new Fred
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-10

Start with one of the specially
treated dustcloths that you can buy
at hardware or ten-cent stores or
simply use a square Of cheese
cloth, if you prefer. Then trace a
great big hand on a piece of gay
fabric from your scrap bag -
make ii about the size of a cotton
work glove. Gather it at the wrist
and stitch a piece of contrasting
binding across he gathers and at
the top edge.
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Baby Boy Stray

M-Sgt. and Mrs. Mike Stray.
2301a N. w. Sind Place, Miami.
are the parents Of an eight pound
son born September ! at the Naval
Hospital. The baby has been nam.
ed Dennis Joseph.
X 4 4
EnsIss Have Daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. David William En-.
gle, 124-A Peary Court, announce
the birth of their daughter, Carol
Lee, at the Naval Hospital on Sept
ember /. The baby weighed S
pounds, 41a ounces at birth.
X 4 r
Baby Boy Fsrranfs
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Dominick
Ferrante, 1116 Grinnell, are the
parents Of a son born on Septem-
Der 1 at the Naval Hospital. The
baby weighed 6 pounds, IL ounces
and has been named Frank.
X X 4
Lees Have Girl
1t. (jg) and Mrs. Tavern Glenn
Lee have announced the birth of
their daughter, Lore Elizabeth. at
the Naval Hospital on September 2.
The baby weighed pounds, 15h
ounces at birth. The parents live
at SO FELTON, Road.
X 4 r
Baby Girl Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burton
Ward, lac Poinciana have nam.
ed their daughter Reba Carol. The
baby was born at the Naval Hos.
pitai on September 3 and weighed
Z pounds, Z ounces.
X X Il
Girl For Windsors
Mr.. and Mrs. William Planner
Windsor, 519-D Peary Court. are
the parents of a Z pound, AZ ounce
daughter born at the Naval Hos.
pltal on September 8. The baby
has been named Paula May.
X X 4
Daughter Fer Rvbines
MIR. and Mrs. Anthony Au.
gust Rubino, 22-B Seaplane Base.
announce the birth of their daurh.
ter, Linda 10, at the Naval Hos.
pltal on September 8. The baby
weighed 8 pounds, Is ounces at
birth.
y \ \
Baby Boy Rodin
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid Delos
Rodin, 2s1OO Kingman Road. Lei
sure City, Homestead, are the pa
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Baby Girl BIsnsh.n
Baby Girl Noto

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Joseph No
to. IA William Street, announce
the birth of their daughter. Eta
Gay, at the Naval Hospital on
September 4. The little girl weigh.
cd s pounds, 10M ounces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-10

Arm pot roast, sometimes called
round-bone pot roast because 1t
has . small round bone at one
end, is . beef cut suitable for
braising. II is . meatY cut, with
some patches Of fat. q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-10

Asfairs School Of dance, will
have you moving In rythm and
time 70 The dance music In no
time
. . - n =
To summarize the fashion pic
ture according to the first-hand
information brought back by Edna
Miller-the new shape shows up
only at cocktail time and this
actually consists of a loose waist
line"-belted most anywhere YOU
wish-high or low-for the rest
OF the dress picture-there are no
startling innovations.
Reds not a new shade but
this year It emerges into great
prominence. Black and off-shades
OF 1t continue to be important
Lace is the material not to forget
when planning your fall wardrobe
Italian fashions (which lend
themselves so well to Our Town
hit new high in popularity.
And-on everything-with every.
thing-no matter how simple or
elaborate your outfit-JEWELRY
Is NECESSARY. Ropes and ropes
OF beads and pearls-hunks of
rlngs-elaborate earrings - deem
bracelets and as many as yoi,
can wear-and then throw on sly.
teen more necklaces or so-"and
3C'-that's it for the fashionahIe
ladies this Fall.
3 = - =
One Of the appstixino cold
ptafes on the dinner menu :,
the Banana Tree Grille, So Tru.
man Is the Gold Cut Platter
This perfect meal at the end of
. long warm day consists Of sic.
Cd roast beef. baked viruini.
ham, American cheese. uot.to
salad. lettuce and tomato and
NOT rolls and real genuine butter
Sounds good, doesn't M And
yeV will find II 70 bs ius, an.
o. me many refreshing, deIieiou.
cold dinners served at ,he
Banana Tree Grille. ives, thew
have cut the bananas from an
their wonderful trees and vou.li
find Them hanging around her.
and there. So order . Banana
SpIis-msds on . ripe banan.
which yoc may pick ell by your
sefil
= = -
" your hair has suffered from
the sun and sand
Call "DoNALD's" Beauty shon
and ask for Ann.
= = - .
There IS much to do this dav
and so once again shall be on INV
way, but thoughts of you all =
shall be with me and again on
Tuesday shall write Of what / see
AS always - with deep and
grateful thanks to each and every
one of you, remain - YOURS
TRULY, Jeanette (Advt.)
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Il you are making several dust.
cloths, you can use carbon paper
to trace the hand outline on sew.
eral thicknesses of cloth at once
This makes gay little ''gag' gifts
for q new bride and an inexpen
sive bazaar gift item.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-10

Frosted grapes look pretty on
summer fruit bowls. Let them
gilsten against plums, peaches.
pears. To frost the grapes, dip
small punches into slightly beaten
egg white. Drain off the excess
egg white, then dip in sugar.
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NAVAL HOSPITAL BIRTHS

/ hCuto O& al PVuuu, Id ounce SOI
who was born at the Naval Hos
pital on September 4. He has
been named David Christian.
\ r r
Girl For Brewers
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Lee Brew.
er have named their daughter De.
bra Denise. The baby weighed q
pounds, 8h ounces at birth at the
Naval Hospital on September 4,
The parents live at sos Margaret
Street.
r \ +
Baby Boy ShawIey
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lucus
Shawley, 826 Duval Street. are the
parents of son, Richard Alan.
born at the Naval Hospital on
September 4. He weighed Z pounds.
is ounces at birth.
4 X 4
Baby Girl Harris
Mr.. and Mrs. Royce Steven Har-
ris, 1882 Seminary Street, have an
nounced the birth of their dauph.
ter, Susan Diane, on September 6
at the Naval Hospital. She weigh.
ed 6 pounds, 8 ounces at birth.
Patterson. Hsv. Cir,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clair Pat.
terson, Coral Isle Trailer Park.
have named their daughter Zebra
Ann. The little girl weighed S
pounds, 51a ounces at birth at the
Naval Hospital on September 6.
X X X
Daughter for Fonfains
Sgt. and Mrs. Donald Douglas
Fontain, Jr. announce the birth of
their daughter, Teresa Darlene. at
the Naval Hospital on September
Z. The baby weighed pounds. a
ounce at birth. The parents live at
Alt Duval Street.
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Baby Girl BIsnshan
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Douglas
Blanshan announce the birth OF
their daughter, Terry Ann, on Sept
ember 2 at the Naval Hospital. The
little girl weighed S pounds, IA
ounces. The parents live at the Co.
raj Isle Trailer Court.
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Baby Girl Noto
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Joseph No
to. 414 william Street, announce
the birth of their daughter. Eta
Gay, at the Naval Hospital on
September 4. The little girl weigh.
cd 5 pounds, 1oM ounces. -
Z
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TILE TIP

Wipe glazed wall tiles with q
sponge dipped in ammonia and
water to give them the sparkle of
newness.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid Delos
Kodln, 2S1O0 Kingman Road, Lei
sure City, Homestead, are the pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Smith 10 Succeed Sanger
As Medical COLLEGE Head

RICHMOND, Mar. 13.-Dr.
Robert B. Smith, jr. will sue
coed DR.. William T. Sanger as
president of the Medical College
of Virginia on July l, 1856. the
Richmond News Leader said to-
day.
The board of visitors Of the
Medical College has arranged to
set up two new positions as q
means of smoothing the trans
fer. the News Leader said.
The first Office. assistant
president, will be filled July l by
DR.. Smith, who is present dean
of pharmacy. On July l, 1856,
DR.. Sanger will become president
emeritus and DR.. Smith will take
over as president.
DR.. Sanger has been president
Of NOV since 1925.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Citizen Group Seeks
Charter Candidates
In Prince Georges

Prince Georges County's Citi-
Zens' Committee for Good Gov
eminent is looking for charter
board candidates.
M. F. Maury Osborne, the
groups president, sent out, a call
yesterday to 13 civic and pro-
feSsional organizations asking
them to suggest potential can
d1dates.
1--WE believe in democratic
selection Of candidates." said Mr..
Osborne, land shall attempt to
find persons supported by the
trust and confidence Of Prince
Georges citizens.
The Citizens Committee is
spearheading a new drive for
charter government in the
county after waging a. losing
struggle in 1852.
Mr.. Osborne said his group,
in indorsing aspirants. will con-
slider their views on the charter
they would write.
1--WE shall endeavor to find q
harmonious basic ground upon
which we can all agree" he de-
clared, land not let second
guessers becloud the ISSUE"