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Evening star., 1954-10-15

boy who plays soccer has to be
in better shape than a football
player. Practice and training
rules are the same as in football,
but even more so. for a soccer
player" Have to have more
wind, men.
1.-THE uniform" said Football
and Baseball Player (besides)
Jimmy, consists Of shorts
(chilly sport), shin guards and
light cotton jerseys. The ball,
by the way. is about as big as
a volleyball, made of rubber"
No stuff, gang, this is a very
cosmopolitan (that1l throw you)
sport that should really go over
more than it has. other than
the many colleges and uni
versities. OF course, in England
it's as populars as baseball is
here. "Why 10000 fans came
to one of their games," Jimmy
added. Then Jimmy laughed,
"Our biggest rival in soccer,
along with all the other sports,
is Landon!" Back to the human
skulls!
Evening star., 1954-10-15
Club to Remodel,
RefurnishK Kitchen

Members of the Town Club
of Washington have voted to
remodel and refurnish the
kitchen of the Washington Hear
ing Society where in the last
two years they have redecorated
and refurnished two other rooms.
The group also will continue
their annual donation of funds
to the Thomson School to be
used to aid children who require
financial support.
Mrs. Ralph Smiley, Ways and
Means co-chairman, has an
nounced the club will sponsor a
series of coffee parties where
guests will have an opportunity
to buy Christmas gifts and cards
for the clubs welfare projects.
The series will open with a
coffee party at 10 o'clock Tues
day in the home of Mrs. Ralph
Smiley of 1903 Fort Sumner
Evening star., 1954-10-15
Additions to Your
GIorified Glossary

Haven't had a glorified glossary
for ages, so here are some jewels
to add to your conversation:
"A self-winding big wheel"
-. A popular person who's only
neat.
you're a gosh-darn gem!"
:. You're the tops.
Hes simply blah." .. Strictly
a creep.
Hitting the boondocks."
Getting a nap. (Really).
"A blastirooney." Same as
a laua. A big party.
"Take it easy, greasy, you've a
long way to slide" Debating
some ones ego, i.e., they aren t
so hot.
Question For the Week: Should
you be glamorous with long hair
or smart looking with short hair?
Hair styles are changing, girls
:. Patricia Stevens classes for
teen-agers start tomorrow, / to 3
Then you'll learn about makeup
modelling. walking, etc. TOP
tunes are Hey There" eff
Give My Heart to You" and
Papa Loves Mambo." Speak
ing of mambos. a new dance
The Hambo is on the way. An
old folk dance. Teen-agers
are going wild in Chicago over
the new record release, "My Son
My Son" which is appealing to
the D. Gers along with "Mr
Sandman"
Halloween is almost here! See
you next Friday!
Evening star., 1954-10-15
Native Hawaiian
Teen-Ager Reports

Fourteen-year-old Karen Benz
is a native Hawaiian teenager
who has come to school at STRAIT
ford Junior High in Arlington
This positively terrific looking
teen has much to say about what
the Hawaiians do, dress, and
act on the island of Oahu.
THE Hawaiian teenagers are
like the ones here very much.
Except we never wear sweaters
Hawaiian boys are better
looking. :. You can drive at IL
=. And it seems to me that it's
harder for you all to find things
to do. We had something to do
all the time!"
I'm the summer" Karen said,
Evening star., 1954-10-15
Board Puts
The Accent
On Youth
By Frances Lide

How do you keep the "elder
statesmen" in club work from
blocking the wheels of progress?
That was one of the problems
posed in the Institute on Leader
ship conducted yesterday by
board members of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs.
The "elder statesmen" were
defined as members who have
made great contributions to
club work in the past. But in
many cases, one official COM
planned, they are unwilling to
move aside so that younger men,
bers can come to the front.
DR.. Homer Kempfer, execu-
tive director of the National
Home Study Council, first in
troduced the subject in his pre-
liminary address which preceded
seven leadership workshops.
I'm not sure that we need
retirement system, so that club
leaders will step aside at the age
of 65," the speaker declared.
But he suggested it would help
keep the channels open for the
development of younger leaders
"if you hang onto the idea that
it is just as much an honor to
be past president as it is to be
president. Or that it is just
as much a distinction to be a
Barney Baruch-one who is in
there giving advice without hav-
ing to hold Office"
Another solution was offered
in one of the seven discussion
groups. 1--WE got around the
problem by rewriting our by
laws so no one could hold Office
or serve on a committee more
than a stated time" a delegate
said.
Tribute was paid to Mrs.
Theodore S. Chapman, fedora
ton president, for her efforts to
bring Junior membership into
active participation. Especially
praised was her appointment of
a junior chairman for each of
the eight federation departments
an innovation.
The value of a pat on the
back as an incentive to leader
ship also was brought out in
several discussions.
For the most part, however,
the clubwomen-all of whom
are leaders-agreed that the
greatest reward for leadership
was the satisfaction of working
with others to get job done.
Yesterdays institute high
lighted the opening session of
the federation's annual board
meeting at the Hotel Statler.
This morning the visiting dele
gates-offcers, chairmen and
State presidents-toured the
White House and then resumed
departmental reports.
The three-day meeting will
close following a dinner tomor-
row night.
Evening star., 1954-10-15
| Founders Day
Celebration

Founders Day Of Alpha Oh!
Omega, women's national fra
ternity, will be celebrated by a
tea for the active members o1
Gamma Theta and the alumnae
members of Alpha Epsilon Alpha
at the Gamma Theta Chapter
House, Maryland University
1903 Calvert road, College Park
Md, from 3 to S o'clock on Sun
day.
Among those in the receiving
line will be Mrs. Raymond l.
Suppes, national president: Mrs
Ralph D. Quinter. jr., president
of the alumnae, and Miss Bar
bara Dodd, president Of the
collegiate chapter.
Reservations for the event may
be made through Mrs. William
Boyd, jr., or Mrs. John w.
COlStOn,
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leis. We wear leis all the time.
A big party is called a 'laua'
pronounced loo-ow. Oh yes,
mostly had American boy friends
and we all were friends and were
in the same groups with the
United States kids"
The only thing deeply tanned
Karen noticed since she has hit
the States, "Is that I'm getting
whittier. Not enough sun, and
I've never seen snow!" OF course
this is a winter paradise and a
half
Evening star., 1954-10-15
Soccer Is Rugged Game; in Hawaii
Sweaters Are Out; New Dance on Way

"all the teenagers work in pine
apple fields to get extra money.
This is lots of fun. Our favorite
pastime is swimming, and every
Friday night there was a SWIM
ming meet or stock car races"
(What're they doing in Ha-
Waii??)
'At parties none of us get
dressed up like you do. We all
wear slacks, Aloha shirts, and
Evening star., 1954-10-15
Teen Scene:

captain Of this years soccer
team at St. Albans, 17-year-old
Jimmy Lynn.
"There are II men on the
team, like football, but you can
not pass the ball with your
hands; you can use your feet.
head (boingD or chest. And
obviously, the object of the
game is to score goals, which
are a point apiece" Jimmy
started to explain. "The field
at its longest, is 120 by IS yards,
you have the quarter system,
but with no time-outs except
during the half" P.S. The
goalie is the only one who uses
his hands.
Practice for soccer begins
right after football" Jimmy said,
who, by the way, was, for the
past two years a member Of the
All-Metro Soccer Team. II
think" he continued, THAT a
Evening star., 1954-10-15
BY Soron Doron

Whatta great game-kicking
human skulls about the field
from player to player trying to
get a goal! You laugh! This
Evening star., 1954-10-15

CORY G a m e
was Gre a t
Britain's first
attempt a (
soccer thou
sands of years
ago.
er is
play e d by
only six
schools in the
Metropoli t a n
Area, there
fore many of
you probably
haven't seen
0r knOw ahoI1f
Evening star., 1954-10-15

this association football" To
give you the information about
this scull-astic (ohD sport, is
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HOUSES FURNlsHED

Washer di:poss mGafta fenced ysrs SsfrGIas sSs
ALEXANDRIA " AREA1Niceis Nsi furn
2-bedrm. home. fenced yard: conv
location; suitable for 2 couples
or small family; $115 mo. SO
Lovely LSaEIi HOUSE. so1e Rodman st
n.w.--.-Fiye bedrms., 8 full baths. liv
$500. Cail RA 6.S244. -9
C0MFOR GABLE and secluded. end ol
lane; rambling l-story: rms;
acre close in Arl. IA; s:7921.. .--S
SILVER SPRING---2-bedrm. bunga-
low, completely furnished In ever
res respect; ssss, Lse. ,wSodsd lot; IS $50 mo
|MAssACHUSETTs AVE. HEIGHTs-
library, 2 inciosed porches, Q IRE.
places, din. rm., spac. bsrit., oil
beet. storm torn windows. garage. $3.50
SIS ) sloNTa.. tn all modern conyenienees
washing facilities. Desire middle.
age, white coupe; no children
Rsdicu,cgy price. since / am retire.
army cthcer. widower. occupyina
one bedroom and requesting certain
minor priviieges. References. 302'
Claiming st. me-. However. cal
ia. 2-fi346 for particulars. -
FAIRFAX VILLAGE S.E.-New 2
bedrm. semidet. brick. bSmt.. gas
heat. S125 mo. LU. 2-2135. II
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA Lovely
town home. attrac. furn., grand
piano. ANTIQUES, fireplace. = bedrms.
SlH0. Wkdays. call ST. 3-6400. Ext
232l or FREDERICK w. BERENs
SAdEs; INC: Ma. S.zs21. I'll
furn. or unfurn,; conv. NV. loca.
tion. Near schools. shopping ans
express bus. EN-. 3-2913. ~
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for bach
slGl ssn s q eeuDis Dsrms as. soSS Sssl ~ ,fT5 f
avail. immed. Eu. S-s384. -
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

TMDEN GARDENS bedrms. and
solarium; excel. cond.: also 8 bed
rms.,, extra lge. .liv. rm.. 25 It. in
and z baths: fo- inspec. phone
HOMER HONE Ill y LINZ KE; 7-O353.
sSn.. ssSnss AS. San sssbs sssl Or after pm: on
CIEyELAND PP4aiRiK-Delishtful /
bedrm.. bath, living rii,, dinette and
modern kitchen. large closets:
southern and eastern exposure;
convenient to shopping center and
so5WSHssRpT'asl0n- oWsRRS Nol 7.s4ssss. $4,000, terms.
NEAR I6th AND v N.W.-completely
iiy iIismGGsIed 9s sspsdf,oss sedfs c csnser 81. hall
din. rT1, excel. closets. built-in .
exp. View across city. Well-estab
cco,op: $4,000. Please call owner
WANTED-our client wants a s-bed.
| Ave. area doSs REALTY Z Co. ' INC
IA WI VERY y iDi,fisssiiRABLE ii,issiiA APT. for sdu,.,;
good NV. loc., foyer, lge. iiv. rm
bedrnls.. glassed-in porch kit.
bath; $4,000, $1,000 cash. Sf;975
mo. covers expenses ana PAYMENTS
Mr.. ssth AND cOL.--4th-n. front,
overlooking Rk. Ck. Pk. 1 bedrm.
maple furn. So. 1ot, for qk. sale. MRS,
COLLINS, AD. 4-0304 aft pm
lTILDEN GARDENS--A delightful i.
bedroom and bath apt. Living room
| dinette and kitchen; excellent con-
| ditfon: attractiveIy priced and the
total monthly operating expense it
under $40. Also. large apt. OF
bedrms., 2 complete baths, livinl
room, dining room and kitchen, al
terms available. Please phone y
NELSON HU0HEA I'M. 2-s4oo.
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|APTs. UAFURN.-yA tcent. ]

ALEX. AND AFsr. one tedrm. spts.
adj. to Natl, Airport; S72.75 incls.
all ntilS.: l badrm. adj. to Fort
Myer. S1n.7S inclS. all utils. Call
BARKLEY BROS. INC MA. S-6223.
Monday through Friday. --13
RL.--Redecorated floors and walls:
I-bedrm. apts,, S75. incl. utils. 1900
N. Pierce, Apt. 2, ia. 7-45S6. --12
ALEXANDRIA---Aub Gardens has
rambler-tSpe 2-bedrm. apt, avail.
for immed occupaney: full din. rm..
oedrms.. XII and bath. All this and and
heaven. too. for sos per month
I'VE. B-bUO0, --S
ARLINGTON 2-hedrm. apt. in
attractive modern ant. bldg. very
close n, large Nv. rrn., separate din.
rm., 2nd a. $95 incl. utils. Vacant.
KE, Sa4l33. -13
AIRING ron Cheerful and large l :
bedrn, apt. very close In. bus passes
door: SS5 incl. utils. Vacant. KE.
S-413a. IT
ARLINGToN--2-BEDRM. APT; Mr..
HECHT'S. MODERN BLDG; $50.
ia. 5-6415. oV. $4,000. -
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APARTMENTS WANTED

MIDDLE-AGED gent. requires furn.
apt. with pvt. bath, kit. and l or 2
rms. nr. st. James Catholic Church,
Mt. Rainier. Rent not to exceed SIS
per mo. Inquire by calling UN. z
7724 and ask for MR.. MAC. T'
3 ADULTS TO APRIL 15-Furn.
bedrms., twin beds; kitchen, bath
and sitting rm.: NV. or suburban;
reasonable. Box 291-C, Star.
MATURE GENTLEMAN, Government
scientist. desires quiet lodgings.
Minimum requirements: Liv. rm. or
study, bedrm. and bath, with ample
space for files and books. Call 10.
3-6997, or write Box 40-E, Star.
ABOUT DEC. I-Unfurn. 2-bedrm.
apt, s. Cap. St. area; use Of own
wash. mach. and air cond. manda-
tory; rent to incl. utilities. Reply
Box 330-C, Star.
OWNERS need furn. and Cnfurn.
apis. in D. c. For good tenants at
reas. fee. CAN MANDEL, ME. S-6414.
UNFURN. APT. bedrms.. in NV;
white adults. co. 5-5215.
OCCUPANCY DEC. rs - Business
couple, wants large unfurn. enc, or
1-bodrm apt, modern bldg, NV.
section. Box '40-H. Star.
COLORED COUPLE desires 2 rooms,
kit. and private bath; unfurn. apt,
NV. ST. 3-0619.
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APTs. UNFuRNIsHED-vA.


FIyE.RM. APT. Employed cple. Of
adults. Newly painted, Ayall. !, n Noy
RossI9Np I2pi aRnx Rsfnss.e .Dearm Gs oi ant. Il
next month. Call ia. 1890. IS
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike at Fred
ertck st. Magnoiia Gardens-Ayail
now Beautiful and spacious iiving-
lining room combination . large
msnt. 1 parauet floors veaetiar
blinds. y exposures; utils. furn.: S9t
. mo-. bedroom. $3.50. For info
call IA. 0.3O7O.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has few
and 2 bedroom units available
priced from $75: sit In cow Alex
g 5-min: drive from the Pentagon
office IN Adams Bldg. cor Mt Yer.
non ave and Russell I'd
ARL.-2-bedrm. apt: conv. to Pen.
tagon and shop. area. 1928 N
Veitch ST., ia. S-S066. 10
WESTOVER--1 bedroom apt, $69.50
adults; near busline; available now
NORTH Quinn sT.--1 bedrm.. liv
m caii Res sss Meq. aaa eash a. saTs aaTsilaOle now
ARL.-close-in; cor. front; 1ig. rm.
dinette. kit, bath. hedrms.. utils
ia. 7-3530; OV. 3-2163. -
ARLINGT0N--2-bedrm. apt. near
Hecht Co. in mod. bldg. Nr. schools
and shopping. Parking on site
IA. 5.6540, IA. 2-1319. IS
ARLINGTON-2-bedrm apt. incl al
Ytils.: q S.7 30 per mo. ia. 5-65t0
THREE-RM. APT, unfurn.; privat,
bath and entrance; located on Parl
st. IN Vienna. Dunkirk 5-SS17. -
THREE-RM. APT, newly dec; $40
260S lee hwy; close in; near stor'
and bus: no pets. ia. 7-4246. q
ARLINGTON, N. Newly decor;
3edrms., liv. rm.. dinette; walkinI
dist. Arl. Hall. blk. new Hecht'
store: good transp,; laun: facils;
al utils. See mgr, Mr.. HARIG
Apt. 3, 51S N. Thomas st. ia
2-2299 or call office during business
hours, ia. 1896. liz
ARL.-We assure you no other apt
in same area is as nice and Low
rent; utils. incl. ia, 5-69SS.
DUPLEX-7De luxe. Arl.. mr.. .Pentagol
and downtown D. c.; 2 bedrms., liv
bage disposal; pvt. parking. EN-
ARLINGTON. iisIS Gc;ToN N.-Available Dec. /
lst floor of home; conv. to Penta
gon. liv. rrl., din. rrTl.. kit, z ped
rooms. bath bsmt.. garage. gorch
heat and water provided: S135 no
vic. HUNTING TOWERS. $40 s. Al
fred ST. Now avail, / hedrm. lurn
or unfurn JE. 3-oo33, afternoon
! ARLJNGTON-New bedroom apt
avail immed.: minutes to Penta
| gon and d. c.: . blocks to shopping
walk to Fort Myer: pvt. parking
| washer and dryer service. So plu
utils. ia. 7-1a1O or EN-. 2-3277
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

EDELIN'S MOVING AND TRANSFER
SERVICE. reasonable rates. orders
taken UP to 10 pm. Call Ii. 3-5047.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage.
Reas. IA. 9-2937: eyes,, RA. 3-1416.
ALCONN moves local, long dis: l.
bedrnn. apt, $25: Q bedrms., $50;
rms. $40; new van. TU. 2-7272.
MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING,
any time: reasonable rates and
guarantee, AD. s-0743. --18
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
TU 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET el
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing
| Phone NO. 7-fl10 UNION STOR-
.AGF CO.. INC Established 1NO6
MOVE By HILL--Home or bus: short
( or long notices. extra services any
! time sensibl7 uriced LU 1-0500
GENERA. HAULING. day or nisht;
reasonable rates; free estimates. Lu
3-l6gc
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BETHESDA

Newly decorated throughout. There
is . bedrm. and bath on LIST mr.
2 bedrms. and bath on md.
Screened porch. Large garden, Near
schools and TRANSPORTATION. Please
& DUNLOP. INC, Realtors. Up-
town ONCE. EN-. 2-67l5.
COLORED-8 ROOMS. Or wfil rent
2 rms. as apt. and share kit. 3lS
Shepherd st. NV.
COLORED-FOR LARGE FAMILIES.
large bedrms.. , baths. gar: att
trac. furn.; will lease to quail. ten
ant at reas. price. Call RA. 6-ssl9
COLORED-OPEN 12 TO 8. Inspect.
4723 4th st. NV. Beaut. and compl.
furn. 6-rm. gas-heated brick home
for lease to quail. tenant. RA. 6-S919.
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OTHER L1STINGs

Many other charming apart
ment homes in THE ONTARIO,
THE AVONDALE, THE BROAD
MOOR, THE MENDOZA, 2540
HiEI MHis sTuApS1ooiss sTup1os. 1870 MeN1RleS WYo.
MING AVE. THE NORTH
UMBERLAND, and equally de-
sirable buildings and locations
available for purchase through
the exclusive listings Of this
Office.
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THE WESTCHESTFR

Unfurnished, beautifully decorated
apartment with roof garden, dining
balcony. large living room, bedroom
with southwest exposure. tub and
glass inclosed shower. custom-made
draperies and Venetian blinds, wired
for air conditioning. For further
information. call RANDALL H.
Evening star., 1954-11-07

Edmund ]. Flynn Co.
Coop Apt. Authority since 1920
Washington Bldg, MA. S-9565
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CAPITOI HILL

Near House once building; two-story
brick; 8 rooms. / bath: nicely
tertaininE. Well located for mem-
bers Of Congress and those wishing
to be near the Capitol. Rent. 500
per mo.
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. DI. 7.6s3Q
Evening star., 1954-11-07

3407 Goth ST. NV.
NEAR UPTOWN THEATER
APT. 3
Foyer. liv. rm. with walk.
in closet, bedrm. with walk
In closet. bath with tub and
shower, combination Kitchen
dinette, new stove and refrig-
orator; $500 - TOTAL
PRICE. Terms. See MR..
FIELDING.
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D5PLoMAT WILL RENT his HOME
D. C.. ) BEDRMS.. 8 BATHS, POW.
fRIEsP. IRA ss oPEN FoR INSPECTION n5is.
1902 INGoMAR ST. NV. -
BETHESDA. 100 Edson lane 8 rms.
2 baths: garage: approx, 2 acres;
excel. cond.: now available: $500.
EDW. II. JONES e. CO, INC.
$500 Conn. ave. OIL. 7-2777,
CLEVELAND PARK
oEMIDET HOUSE WITH 1 gEpRMs..
FRONT PORCH; l 1LOCK IRON
TRANsP. AND SHOPPING: FUR-
NIBHED OR UNFURNIeHED.
THO8. I. PHILLIPS, Wo. $1,000
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For details, and for appoint
ment to inspect, call MA
JOR GARVEY, with
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3024 PORTER ST. NV.
UPPER CONN. AVE. VICINITY

APT. l04
Foyer, living room, bedroom,
den COR End bedrm.) combi-
nation kitchen-dinette, bath.
Never used refrigerator and
stove. So, 9,500-TOTAL PRICE.
Usually easy terms. See MA
JOR GARVEY.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
THE BROADMOOR
FLYNN CO-OPS
8 APTS., OPEN 2 TIL 5
RUTLAND COURTS
1928 18th ST, NV,

11EO lIEH ST. NV,
APT. 212
Needs redecoration, but
could be Q beauty. Very un-
usual circumstances force
prompt sale at considerably
less than today's market value.
Excel. bldg. with elevator and
switchboard; in convenient
central location. Foyer, 712xl3,
liv. rm. 131axIS, bedrm.
131ax1S, kit, bath. southern
exposures and other features.
$5,000-TOTAL PRICE. Low
maintenance. See it today.
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D-10 THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER I, 1854
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MOVE RTGHT IN

MOVE RIGHT IN
And enjoy THANKSGIVING dinner st
home In this lovely new brick Cape
Cod with all new furniture includ-
ing q Bendix washer. It Is located
In the Kensingtou area on spacious
grounds and has the tangy feel OF
autumn In the woodsy air. Mrs.
Stello, eyes,. WA. 7-2221.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors. Uptown once. EN-. 2-6716
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NO. ARL.-cozy brick colonial. at.
trae. and compi. furn.: 2 hedrms..
side porch. nice yard. EQUIP rec.
rm. In clean, painted bsmt.; nno
neighborhood, near everything; S14o.
Oh. z-6425.
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APIS. UNFuRN.--MD. tcont. J
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HOUSES FURNIsHED (cent.) j

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. ExT.cor,
lot. First a.. iiv. rm. with nrepl.,
powder rf1., din. fiii., Well-eduipped
kit; 2nd d., master and 2 bedrms. !;
huilt-in closets and drawer space,
bath: full bsmt., recf. rm. with bar,
f1repi., refgr, Y bath. laundry rm.
with WESTINGHOUSE twins, gas furA
mace. First q. and stairway car
peted. Fenced rear yard. cafport
One blk. to transp. and shopping
center, l6 Minis. 70 center Of Wash
4s1S atso9i cREscESf sSt SifHia 81. NV. just on
western ave- bedrms., Nv. rm.,
dining rrn.. kit. and bath: conyen;
to transp. inspection By appt. Cal
AMERICAN SECURITY q TRUST
sSSoa ST. sTSs S.99ee. SNE. rar,,...,. -. -
attrac. 6-rm.. 2-hedrm. def. house
Earage: ns; schools' stores and bus
RAMBIER. 5 bedrms.. ~. piano, dish.
washer: Cherrydale, 10 mins. Wash,
Nov. Is to Jan 10. IA. 6-S7S1. s--f
GLOvER PARK--6 rms.. on bus Tine
conv. schools. shopping. For I'D
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CORNER, VA.-3.
brick home; full
almost new; Sll5
Evening star., 1954-01-08
On the Air
CBS-TV Proposes to Relay
A Set of Soldering Facts
By Harry Macarthur

up sort Of spontaneously during
the 1859 political conventions.
will return to WNBW. and the
NBC-TV network Monday morn
ing It viii be seen Monday
through Friday from 1880 to -
J. :. Questions sent In by viewers
will be answered by NBC news
men here. who will take turns
appearing on the program .
These may vary from a query
about President EiSenhower's
activities (for White House Corr
respondent Ray Scherer) to one
about washington so years ago
(for Earl Godwin) 80. Questions
will be put to the experts by
Holly Wright. Frank Blair hav-
ing graduated to To-day" .
Variety. incidentally. recently
called our boy Blair lone Of the
most poised and likable per-
sonalities on TV." Liberace,
via film. now is seen on a record
Isl stations.
NOT SO PERSONAL---VERY.
Madigan. one-time Washington
singer. is reported being con-
Sidered as the replacement in the
singing spot on a top NBC-TV
show Harry Snow, the new
defending champion on Chance
Of a Lifetime" tonight (WTTG.
10 o'clock, returned to singing
from acting here In Washington
]. That was when "Mr. Rob-
ertS" closed. =. He went from
that right into singing date at
the Shoreham Blue Room. :.
Elliott Nugent. who once col
laborated with James Thurber on
the play, THE Male Animal" is
bringing another Thurber work
to television. This will be
"The Remarkable Case of Mr..
Bruhl."' in which Nugent will
appear Sunday on "Omnibus"
(WTOP-TV. 5 o'clock Ted
Mosel did the adaptation
Thurber Is getting to be one Of
television's busiest authors, with
out lifting a finger except to In
dorse the checks.
WTOP-TV's Roy Meachum is
moving in direction opposite to
that followed by most in his
trade. He started on tele-
vision, now is being given a
Saturday Is to 5:45 p.m.) radio
program on WTOP. Station
spokesman says the way to build
a man up is to get him into the
kitchen, the bedroom. the den,
the basement and the autono-
bile. Which only radio can
do. Morton Downey will be
tonight's guest on Life Begins
at 80" (WTTG, 8 o'clock. ..
He certainly doesn't look it, does
be? =. A half-hour drama
Series starring Ginger Rogers is
slated to begin filming soon in
Hollywood for CBS-TV.
Time does change things. =.
Not so long ago that would have
been news fit for the other end
of this column. But Ginger
arrived a little late at the party.
~ X \
FOOT NOTE-Our town goes
along with the rest of the coun-
try in the "Dragnet" VS.. II Love
Lucy" matter. little more en-
phatically. The latest American
Research Bureau figures on the
Washington TV audience show
"Dragnet" with a 61.5, Lucy
with a sos rating.