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APIS EuvA ,c... Aprs tesn.,l

4fS-428 BURBANK 81. s.E.--God-
siriable living conditions: conyen-
lent location. gAs heat: water fnv-
nished. l-bedrm. units: bath. liv.
rIl. dinette and By, with stove and
Ssfsr 1aS so; s9ss67 20 ST. NJ, can al,
ER1ck s7 e p EEssaEnNSsssi SAILS SCI fT NC.
1722 L st. NV. MA. $4,000.
dinette. Kit: and bath; $50 mo. plus
1 asl,s. And sb K assfSab s.w.-Nev d.
sso XIV 81 s co. , sS0 Il. ss SsdrEE
Dso ,pHiTN Ills Mass. ave. NJ
rms. lit. and bath; reasonable
rental. To inspect. call or come 70
ONCE Of vI ,SE A 4 COHEN. 1907
ASA !, MnaissARTHyR BLvp.-Two bed
rms. liy. rnn.. dirette. Kit and bath;
rental incl Ys,ls, Cain EM. s-3ssl6
s sss ~ S:s,, SEs III, IS: l rental
s sHsl u S.i 30 9 9ss4is redse. as .
sis HUxiMiEfioN 81. NV. Bsmt.,
lst-fioor ant: 5 rooms. kitchen and
bath: $50 mo-. heat heat and hshs
c 1nEnishsS I "a S IL 4ss8Ei1.b.drm.
s ssBlssoa. L. s .sPssssssss.' pvt. sasl
cupancy Sept. 4; .attrac. large 2-beG-
rm apt: 3 double closets ,ze French
list compieteiy der: only Ss7 30 pei
mo. OLIVER r CARR. Resltor'
N EA, GsEEcCTRSGsiErowN-Mod. / and 2
bedrms., SS2.50 and S110: parking,
shop. transp.; no children. JA.e D.
Az VALLEY AVE. SCI bearm
Pvt. entr. Rent incl. utils. Avail.
c sspsjr 1 'S e.. sI sshaf5cE-s pedTms.
~ ain .:;'; ma ,: 81. tis sS ssiS
mel II ntiis. AD. 4.Ie54s pa
CORNER I4th AND DECATUR NV;
i4O0 Decatur st. NV. RA. $500.
s.E.-wHITE NEIGHBoRHooD: on.
NEW SRi blds. cali ~. T.7SiI. -ss
LiV. RIM. bedrm.. kit. AND bath:
unfurn.: reas. rent: conv. Toe. see
MIR. ADAMS. 1898 y s.. NV. week
dE sSS; s;aS5s Ns..s.' s;a ieelnew spt.
bs5 ss sps ls s,s E G DSpIss at 81,
I'm: Ill. storage SPACE, sl7S. JJSSv.
!. ING TURMER. ST s ,.t L so nn,v
c4r ait. ieft f Ear re l IT, rm,. esdrm
kit, hath and porch: only S6I 80
TON T'oi HOUSING Corr. MA. s-4sls.
! BLK. OFF 1sth ST. on Mt. Pleas
SIS; good-sized rms. Call MRS
HELD. Ii. 8-45oo. AID. 2-2as7
1918 H ST. Sc. near Barney cirel,
- rms. and bath; SIS mo-. s1ils
s "a :, 81 sE..s Me-, s sssg5.'; e
sssoe an. nSf Sas sp sSshs $
s Keys GEORGE 81 Aseii Y. ' wSoRTTHaINoTo5Ss
q SON, MA. 1886. XXI. s-sS5s
1854 cRorrur FL. sind
floor 1-bedrm. apt. private en-.
trance, basement laundry faculties
quiet, dead-end street: $65 SO plIs
st utilities e: o Kss Il 4p' woRa aaas
Ton d son. IA. $3.50. KI; 8.
Individually SDGyl AIR-coNpITIoNED'
Macarthur blvd. n.w.-New 3rd'
floor, corner, 1-bedrm. apt. base,
board hot-water heat: basemsn!
storage and laundry facilities: $SE
to 500 plus utilities. GEORGE
WORTHINGTON & SON, MA. T.
1926. XII. S-2559. -27
x6S INCL. UTiLS.-Liv. rm.. bedrm,.
dinette. kit. and bath. Vic. 8: Capi.
toll and Elmira st. Sc. 10. 3-6aOo
$57.bo-s Ice. RMS, pantry
scrnd. porch: utils. furn.: 2nd z
RIA. 6-a422; ewes; Ju. g-192S. 81
1907 IRVING ST: N.W LIZ li y, r m
ali utils. incl. SIS. no. 2-o325
$40 PER MONTH, incl, ytils.; nice e
liv. -bedrm.. full kit, bath; 1st-hr
apt. COW. loc.; on First, Of Inde;
pendence ave. s.w. JU. 5-2979. rs
Mr.. MINI. AVE. AND Saith. ST: Sc.
Newly redec l bedrm. apt, IN DUPLEX
bldg. Apply 1915 Dubois place s;e.'
II ORn 1T
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ROOMS uNFuRNlsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CoLoRED-NICE FRONT RIM, next
bath: all privils. Ii. 6-2315 be-
tween q and 10. -27
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-Mp.

tr anTs 4 sash 4 gy eptr sgny to
Md. AP. 1871.
lN-FL., e-BEDRM. APT; ss5 mo-;
TAKoMA PARK-2nd a.; liv. rm.
with porch, din. nm. bedrm., Kit.
Rzss g. 5athl b-ssS Ss en'r'' adults ssl''
ROCKViLLE@one- bedrm. apis iiv.
rear porch; near schoois and shop
ping center: $R5 20 2-3003
rooms and bath on frst floor of pri-
yate home with separate entrances;
SO Q month on lease: adults only.
RIPLEY Il RoMER, Ju, a-7539,
APIS. AVAILABLE AT CoBUR TER.
300 Defense hwy, Biadensburg,
Md. Next schools and shopping CEN
ter, bus stop at door. WA. 7-278S.
SILVER sPRING-Liv. rm., bedrm.
kit. din alcove. bath; utils. incl:
S71.40:' no pets: couple. 10. 3-6ss9.
Kitchen. ; bedrms. and bath: COW.
to ,i schools ~, tra nia and shopping
mr., schools, shop. center, N. II. ave.
, busline. bedrm.. liv dinette.
kit. bath apt: 3 expos; S75. incl.
utils. HE. 4-7ls4 or ~. 8-75os.
TAKOMA PARK-spacious 8 rms. and
bath. pvt. tntr.: laundry facils.. ga
| rage and utils. incl; attrac. grounds;
| near bus and shopping: will accept
or small children: avail sept l.
HYArTsv1lLE Nice 5-rm. apt.
newly der Pvt eutF ntil furn
Other extras. $50 il children.
rxkRoMXV Park = Terrace Api,.:
| $3.50. Large living room. bedrm..
Exposures; near near bus and shopping
center. Ju 5-2l50, Ju. 9-3739;,.
lCoLMAR MANOR rms. and bath.
bsmt. apt; pvt. entr; $5s mo. AP.
SILVER spkING-New. mod. l-bed.
incl; 81. SO, Ju. 5:4l32. --26
BETHESDA. MD, 7U34 strathmors
stLaTse apt. 6lSSG cross ,or ysnt ind
dinctte and kitchen. incl utils. Only
$l05 per mo May be inspected
Or call Z; N; FRY. oL: 6,73s3.
| Gardens-A lovely asrden apt home
! combining COOL comfortable. con-
| yenient living with rent appeals:
bedrms.. SS5: I bedrm.. S75:. OF
course. all ntils INCLUDED Resident
Ton , ST. between Defense 6mOn. hwy. and
SHANNON 4 LUcHs CO.. 1908 H
ST NV Ma, 8-2345.
TAK0MA PARK. Mn.-Excluive area:
All convenience. $3.50 to s9l so.
util, incl. ] and 2-5edrm, apts., spa
unfurnished efficiency at $50. Out
New HAMPSHIRE ave. to Ethan .Ahon
ave, left to. Jackson ave. right to
Boyd ave-. left one block and left
20 Manor Circle. Resident Mana ger.
l0-c Manor Circle, Apt. No. q; Sat.
call MA. s-762l. Sun. call 10. o.
a7SS. Weekdays call FREDERICK
w. BERENS SALES. INC. 1922 l.
st. NV. MA $4,000.
BETHESDA-1-rm. apt. knotty pine.
frepl... gar. person only: s43 mo.
HA. 2-5794. 20
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ALEX. children under / Vi. /
unusual saving for cpngenial
cples.: sele.s studios from sos: newly
dec. AID. 2-19lO daily, S-10 am
--31
n. AIaL.--LAree bedrm., lis. rfn.. KIT
>di1stte; bath, sun deck: couple: sos,
AiR s ii H1SS = Besut. decor
and furn. 2-bedrm apt. that has
everything. Disposal. cleo. kit,
full din. rrn.. hreplaces. tile bath,
auto. washer and dryer. TIE. 6-6s30
Gicbe I'd. and washington blvd
other vacancies. ia. $1,000. I'D
ARLINGT0N-Lge;. cool etaeiency;
stores. 3 Minis. Key and. Memorial
days; ia. 2-013S, evenings. --28
ALEXANDRIA---LIv.- BEDRM. COMB,
XII. 9-6644. AZ BAKER &7scN. INC.
l16 Q. ST. AsAPH ST. ALEX.
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ROOMS WANTED

QUIET MIDDLE AGED MAN. non
smoker wants furnished room, pre-
ferably in NV. section; $50 to S25
per month BOX 126-Y. Star. rs"
employed widower. age .56. Jewish
family preferred. CIR. 4-9364. 29s
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ALEXANDRIA-Fur studio apt;
pvt. bath. pvt. entrance: transp. at
door. OV. $3.50. rs
ARL., z 8. Aberdeen st.-Lovely sgle.
bedrms. for girls; COW. to transp.;
mr.. Pentagon. ia. S-2015.
ARL.-Rm. for / sentleman: pvt.
emit, phone; conv. to bus. 925 N.
jackson st. ia. 2-713S after 9 pm.
81
ALEx.-NIcELY FURN. corner front
rm., next to bath; mr.. bus and
restaurant. Ov. 3-249S. rs
PVT. HOME. 2 b.r. adj. bath, S30-S35.
Dir transp. to Penta., Navy Annex,
25 min. dntn. Wash. ia. S-OS63.
%"
MAN; sgle. or dble. rm; conv. to bus.
shopping, schools. Pvt. home. 513s
N. 18th st, Arl., ia. S-S2S4.
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APIS. FURNlsHED-vA.

N, ALEXIS bedrms.. liv. rm., Ice.
Kit, bath; 5 min. Airport, PentaGon
or b c.; bus at corner. Nicely furn..
Incl, Tv. Avail. LIST. RIA. 6-5o32.
Mr.. PARKINGToN-Bsmt. apt, with
garage. ; rms. and bath; uttls; and
heat paid; $65 mo. ia 2-s2SO.
N ARL.-Efnc. apt. for quiet empi.
couple. cow. transp. and shopping.
AREiNGToN-conv. to Pentason and
Navy Annex Liv. rm.; dress. rm.,
kit. with brkfst.. set and bath; nicely
furn., VIII be dec. TO taste. Avail.
immed: Si9g per mos incl utils,
Call IA 5.si9T or "a s-SSas- .o, an
pletely furn., farm. apt, with an
other man; Hunting Towers, Alex,
A nj Enc beautifully furn,; apt.
avail. sept. /. roam rubber Holly
wood bed; u blk. shopping and n,ls; :
$50 mo. 4603 Lee hwy. IA. 2-ea33.
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APIS. FURNlsnEp--Mp.

rAKOMA PARK - Liv. rm.. bedrm..
tile bath, kit. furn. with real nice
furniture; 3 exposures, cross ventila.
ton: in very attractive S-unit
brick building; avail. Sept. 4; $S9.5O.
Adults. JU. 5-2150.
2 SMALL BEDRMS.. lge. liv. rm..
dinette and kit, pvt. entr... bath;
Ice fenced yd.: mr.. Cath. o. just
over D. c. line mr.. Md. u; sos. all
utiis. furn. WA. 7-227s. 1918 Ham
ilton ST., West Hyattsville, Md. 81
NEAR CHEVY CHASE and Columbia
Country clubs and Bethesda Medi.
cal Center. Call OIL. 2-3173. 80
TAKOMA PARK-Liv. rrn.. bedrn1 !.
kit, tile bath. 3 exposures; In real
nice S-unit brick bldg: near express
bus: furnished aboys aayerase;
TAKOMA PARk-Beautiful. private.
stone front entrance: blue tile vesti-
bule and spacious lily. .rm,. din. rm;.
GE kit, bedrm.. tile bath: furn. with
S115. Adults. JU. h-2150.
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Mt. Pleasant. Section
1st flr.; hv. rm.. bedrm.. mod. kit,
dinette. tile bath with shower.
Nicely furn. Ample closet space
Cow. shop transp., parking. RA
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Chillun Manor

corner. garden-type apis. Immediate
occupancy; II Minis. to downtown;
S105 no.. utils. incl. RA. 3-4454.
CHOICE LOCATION
2153 California st. NV. Il blk. w.
Conn. ave.l-.Efic.. sep. kit. dress.
rm.. S79: l bedrm.. $50 Up: 2 bed
rms. $147.50; Ice. rms. high cell
COLORED-Isth AND BELMONT RID.
.e-$l5 and $I7 wk, incl. utils,, nicely
liable working. adults. Refs. See
custodian, 1908 Belmont I'd. after
$50 pm. EN-. 2-1965. -27
COLORED--EFFIC. APT. overlooking
Rock Greek PIX; $50 mo. Contact
MRS. HOLT, HO. 2-a1OO. go
COLORED-9tI WESTMINSTER ST.
Refer. stove. Also rms. rent
unfurn.; close to transp. co
5-9012. -2S
COLoRED-2 Ice RMS. dinette.
kit. and bath. 1900 blk. Of Kenyon
st. NV, RA. 6-1771. pr
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DOWNTOWN AT STATLER
1112 10th ST. NV.
Nicely furnished efficiency in large
apt. bldg. with switchboard and ele-
ystor service. See res. mgr. Ma.
j. a. McKEEvER CO.. INC.
1882 X st. NV. ST. $500
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ROOMS EURNIsHEp--N.E.

"a B. TODD PHO drinking or
smoking; .cple. pref: mr.. streetcar
and busline. Reasonable. AID.
2-2753. -%S
BRENTWOOD vILLAGE-Front rm..
semipvt. bath; refined. quiet home;
nr. transp. $40 mo. AID. 2-9139.
-27
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ELEVATOR -sWITcHBOARD BLDG.
500; utils. incl. In rent. Res. mgr
J: A. McKEEvER Co. INC,
1879 K st. NV. ST. 3-SSOC
--28
COLORED-IN S.w.-S52 per mo
incl utils.: modern efficiency apis
clean. reliable paying tenants. B,
COiORED-oUiET employed couple
2 rms, kit. and path: utils. furn
Cony transp II. 8-sll3 30
c S-n D. D ST. Ming.
tns moo utli sDf II PVT s75 bah VIII IL
COLORED. 3 RMS; kit, bath. from
and rear porches,. ZIG Ky: ave. Sc
c SSaS e .rsasD Eth VI eI * SEE st
rooms roo KITCHEN; bath. Apt. bldg. SCI
COLORED-NEW APT. BLDG, mr.
Navy Yard; cow to busline; j rm.
CoLoRED-LGE. LIv. RIM. dinette
kit. bath. dressing closet: unfurn
See MR.. ADAMS, 1879 M st. NV.
weekdays s:30-5 only
lCOLORED-S58 Morrow house. :
bedrms. on End A.; 1st-n. liv.. rm.
b kit; bath . full D,mt. a. cans d, an'
CoLoRED-Issf MONROE ST. NV
. rms. kit. bath: SIS mo-: pla,
area; ldry: rm.. porch. See ianitor
c 6ls5 ThA-5f M 10th ss 81, SE@1lv
$50 mo. plus utils. ST. 3-9463.
lCOL0RED-ItO6 10th ST. NV
rooms. kitchen, and semiprivatt
c sSthi 40 Tn9nth ,s Fl 81 4ss4i
Mod, 2-rm.. kit. and bath apt. II
elev. bldg. Reasonable rental Tt
inspect. see janiter. vINNICK &
coIoREpM Me HoLBRooK TER
me Kt .s b @e .sore y T scr s Rss
SG5Sh y Il sNlEsstoHx H H4E sSSifase
plus sm atils. s co. sssss; "a. SEQ 40
CoLoRED-KENYoN ST. NV
bedTms.. liv. rm., kit. bath. in apt.
bldg; $50. CO. 5-2s33; IA. a-6249
lCoLoRED-NEw BLDG. 1929 Foote
st. n.e.---Two rms. kit, dinette and
sntenns mr.. schools: ianitor viii
show: vacant. move in. WILLIAM
J. DAVIS. INC. 500 H NV, Ma.
COIoRED - 1900 FLA. AVE. NV.
weil-kept bldg Adults only. s5a. so
mo. incl. heat and hot water See
janitor on premises, or call ME. g.
EA00
|COLoRED = SMART. 1-bsdrm. liv.
ida ave. at 500 You st. NV. Mod
ern cleo. kit. full tiled bath $50 80.
See janitor or SHANNON d LUCHs
CO. 1908 H st. NV MA. $685..
lCOLORED-IO3 sEATON PL. NV
Large l-rm.. kit. and semipvt bath
$50 mo. incl. heat. Call ME. g.
IC do aD 9Th ST. N.w.-RE.
DECORATED. lse. rm.. kit. and
bath; new stove and refrigerator
All utilities incl. in rent. See jant-
tor on premises or cali NE. S-540O.
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CONNECTICUT AVE

Spacious 1 and 2 bedrms.; liv. rm ::
utils.. switchboard and elev.; handy
dining foyer, kit. and bath; all shop
ping centers; children accepted.
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DOWNTOWN NV.

CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Garden Apts.--l5 Minis. to Downtown
o oNRssEp ass si HYTs, 9sSsss5n55ss
TWO-BEDRM. APIS. S112-S120
Immed. Occup. All Utils. Included
4242 Attn ST. Sc.
Res. Mgr, Apt. 3, 10. 2-0776
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ALL NEW FURNITURE

HOTEL 1440
One rm.. kit. and bath: maid sery.
1910 Rhode Island ave. NV.
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ARLINGTON
Enc. apt. in modern bldg: attractively
5-6540, XII. $3.50. 20
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ALL NICHOLSON ST.
HYATTSIVLE, MD.

Two bedrms., liv. rm., kiI. and bath.
stores; $50 so including all utilities.
Avail now See Supt. on premises.
j. A. McKEEVER CO.. INC,
1882 X st. NV. ST. $500
80
COLORED-CHAPEL OAKs-Loyely
/ bedrm., liv.. rm., kit, bath: pvt.
entr.; all utils.: $50. UB. 4-4I33.
CONTINUED on Next Page.l
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.w.
ROOMS FURN.-Mp. 8 VA.

Z. CAP. ST., very nice, lge. sele. nm.
mr.. Capitol; 81 per wk. Ii. 3-0l29;
ewes, Ii. 3-27S1.
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SILVER SPRING-Liv. rm., bedrm.
kit. din alcove. bath; utils. incl:
S71 Az, no pets: couple. 10. 3-6SS9,
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2 large rooms with bath and kitchen
facilities; available Sept. LIST. Apply
Mr.. ROACH. mgr, Apt. /, 10.
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UTILITIES INCLUDED
Large rms. 4 closets; garden-type
apts.: modern kitchens; OF street
parking; close to 2 shop. centers,
buslines, 1.fare express bus to town
conv. to Naval Research Lab. Boil
ing and Andrews Fields. 169 DAN
bury st. sw. 10. $4,000.
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(Continued on Next Page.I
Evening star., 1954-10-29
National Home
Demonstration
Council Meets

Delegates from II States.
Hawaii and Puerto Rico. win
start arriving In Washington
tomorrow to attend the annual
meeting Of the National Home
Demonstration Council. About
1000 rural farm women are
expected with large delega-
ton from nearby Virginia and
Maryland. The convention,
which is scheduled for Octo-
ber 81 through November 4,
win be held at the Statler.
The National Home Demon
stration Council Is made up
of State organizations repre-
senting homemakers In home
d e m o n nstra tion extension
groups. Their educational pro-
gram is organized under the
leadership Of county home
demonstration agents through
out the country. It Is Spon-
sored by the State land grant
colleges, the United States De-
partment Of Agriculture and
county governments on q CO.
operative basis.
The aim of the program is
to bring recent developments
in home economies and re-
suit of research, which make
for a better living to all mem
bers of the family, in their
homes and community.
Highlight of the Monday
session will be the pageant of
Colonial Maryland depicting
life in the early days Of the
Free State.
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Memorial Mass
Is Planned

Members Of the Court Dis
trict Of Columbia. Catholic
Daughters of America. will at
tend their annual memorial
mass on Sunday, November Z,
in st. Matthew's Cathedral at
! Q o'clock.
Breakfast will be served at
the clubhouse, Q Scott circle
NV. Immediately after mass.
The Rev. Leo j. Coady, direc-
tor of Catholic Charities, will
be the guest speaker. Miss
Genevieve Sweeney is chair
man and Mrs. Dorothy Lewis
and Miss Charlotte Brannon
are CO. o-chairman of the break
fast.
The Marian Year Pilgrimage
to the Shrine Of the Immacu-
late Conception will be con-
Quoted Immediately after the
! breakfast.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Spanish Ambassador
Arrives in CAPITAL
BY SeIwo Roosevelt

large stuffed animal which had
been purchased In New York
for her younger sister. She,
too. speaks excellent English,
as she has studied two years In
England and also spent D year
In Paris.
As the couple left the sta
tion to go to the Embassy In
the waiting limousine. the
Ambassador and his wife
shook hands and thanked
every one who had come to
greet them and thus began
their first evening in the Ma
tion'S Capital.
Evening star., 1954-10-29

Union Station last night was
full of the sound of Spanish
speaking voices as a large dele
cation gathered to greet the
new Ambassador designate Of
Spain, Don jose Maria de
Areilza. and his wife, the
Countessspf Motrico.
In addition to most Of the
officers Of the Spanish Embassy
and their extremely we'll
dressed wives, the State De-
partment's Chief Of Protocol
John r. Simmons was also on
hand to extend an official well
come.
~ While waiting for the after
moon Congressional to arrive.
Mr.. Simmons commented 1t
had been quite a busy week for
him, what with going to
New York TO greet the Queen
Mother and welcoming West
Germany's Chancellor Aden-
auer, who, incidentally was
Mayor of Cologne when Mr..
Simmons was a consul there
In 1928.
Ambassador Areilza and his
wife were accompanied on the
train by three Of their five
children. The eldest son. who
Is 81. remained In Spain in
school, while the youngest
child, a daughter of 6, had al
ready arrived with her nurse
and was firmly ensconsed In
the Embassy.
The diplomatic couple greet
ed every one graciously as they
. departed from the train-and
the youngsters demonstrated
tremendous aplomb as photog-
raphers asked for "just one
more" picture.
81 am very pleased and hap
py to be in the United States"
said Ambassador Areilza. "And
especially to arrive in WASH
ington. I know we VIII like 1t
very much and I will work
with all my will for under
standing and cooperation be-
tween our countries"
The new envoy is very
handsome and speaks perfect
English, as does his wife, who
is petite and has reddish
blond hair. She wore a chic
charcoal grey dressmaker suit
and pale gold accessories with
q mink coat casually thrown
over her shoulders.
Her. clothes are designed by
one Of Madrid's leading cou-
turiers,- Villarreal, and by
Frances Jacques Faith. She
also possesses a famous collec-
ton of jewelry which has been
in her family for many genera
fions.
The Countess IL q descend
ant Of Admiral Charruca, hero
of the Battle Of Trafalgar,
from whence her title comes.
However. her ancestry did not
stand her in good stead on the
trip from Spain to New York,
for the sea was very rough and
it was quite a dificult voyage.
The children, Juan. IL: Mig
uel, II, and Mercedes. 16,
were full of their adventures
yesterday in New York. They
saw the movie, "Hansel and
Gretel." went to Central Park
and did all sorts of sightseeing>
Asked what they liked best.
the two boys replied. 1--WE
liked everything!"
Mercedes has the same fair
coloring as her mother, and
has already acquired a liking
for American chewing gum.
Last night she was carrying q
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Inner Wheel News

The Crippled Children's Cen
ter Of Montgomery County are
the recipients of q donation Of
$400 from the Inner Wheel
Bethesda Chevy Chase's rum
mage sale held October 13 and
IA. The November meeting Of
the club will be held at the
home Of Mrs. j. Harry Welch.
Evening star., 1954-10-29

The Counselor Of the Uru-
quay Embassy, Mr.. w. P. Ber-
mudez and Mrs. Bermudez.
gave a housewarming party
last night for members Of the
Uruguay diplomatic staff and
other guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bermudez will entertain again
tomorrow evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-05-01
Mrs. W. B. Lyman, 81,
Mother Of Editor Here

Mrs. w. B. Lyman, 81, mother
of Carson F. Lyman, managing
editor of the U. S. News and
World Report. died yesterday in
Scottsville, N. Y.
Mrs. Lyman lived in Washing
ton with her son for many years.
She moved to ScottSville in 1851
to live with her daughter, Mrs.
Rosa Wall.
A native of Woodman, Wise,
Mrs. Lyman is a former resident
of Alden. Iowa. where she for
merly owned and operated the
Alden Times.
Besides Mr.. Lyman and Mrs.
Wall. she is survived by another
daughter, Mrs. Ellison Murdoch
of River Forest, ILL.,, and a son,
Winthrop Lyman of Fox Lake,
Ill.,, and six grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
Monday in Alden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-05-01
Ex-King Leopold Ends
Quest for Balboa Trail
By the Associated Pres,

PANAMA. May 1.-Ex- King
Leopold of Belgium returned
from the wilds of East Panama
today after a jungle quest for
Balboa's 1913 route to the Pa
cif1c.
The former king, deeply sun
tanned, came back by banana
boat and issued a press state
ment that it would be "prema-
ture" to report on the "numer-
Gus important data" gathered by
his expedition.
Leopold left Panama City
March % and led his party
through wild Indian country un-
til April IL. They they returned
to Panama. leaving the expedi-
ton in charge of Prof. Jone
Maria Cruxent. director of the
Caracas (Venezuela) Museum Of
Natural History.
After a fishing trip with his
wife. Princess Liliane. Leopold
rejoined the jungle party April
"a.
He and the princess plan to go
to Caracas within day or two
and are expected to leave for
Brussels in about a week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-05-01
Scott N. Birdsonq,
Building Firm Auditor

Scott M. Birdsong. 70. auditor
and assistant treasurer, of the
Washington Permanent Building
Association for 20 years. died
yesterday at his home, 3O01 Por-
ter street NV, after a brief ILL
ness.
A native of Petersburg, Va,
Mr.. Birdsong was a lineal de-
scendant of two of the first
families of Virginia. the Cam
erons and the Merediths. He was
educated at public schools in
Petersburg and at the Cox Bush
ness College in Richmond.
Mr.. Birdsong came to WASH
ington shortly after the turn of
the century and was head book
keeper at the Ford Motor Co.
here before joining the building
association.
He was a member of the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Julia Tavernner Birdsong; a
son. Theodore N. Birdsong, of
Alb Compton avenue, Laurel,
Md; a brother, I. M. Birdsong
and two sisters. Mrs. Emily Cros-
tie and Miss Nelly C. Birdsong,
all OF Petersburg.
Funeral services will be held
in the Hines Funeral Home, 1901
Fourteenth street NV, at, l pm.
Monday. Burial will be in CO.
lumbia Gardens Cemetery.