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Evening star., 1954-10-10
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

WHEATON,, by OWNER
Brick rambler, Ice. hv.-din. rrl. with
firpl.. 3 bdrms., Ice. kit, scr. rear
Dor. full bsmt.. storm windows.
Fenced. safe st. w blks. Highland
elementary SCH: very clean: GI 500
pays prime. int. and tax. Also .FHA
or assume GI plortg. LO 5-0767
21OI PLYERs MILL RID.
Lovely corner Colonial brick with
low down payment Out of town
owner willing to sacrifice for quick
sale of excellent home with center
entrance, powder room. den or sun
room, 3 twin-size bedrms. and bath.
Full bsmt.
OPEN DAILY
From Silver Spring, pro-
ceed north on Georgia ave, Just 2
miles to Plyers Mill rd, Turn right
blocks to our open" sign.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
ST. $4,000 (Exclusive) JU. s-1s12
-lU
Evening star., 1954-10-10
BETHESDA

Omen sunday, 1 til dark. A 3-bed-
room brick rambler. separate dining
room, all-electric kitchen, beautiful
recreation room and fenced rear
VIII 20 GI. Out Bradley blvd 81
miles to Ridge rd., right to Valley
I'd. and 6221. Call RA. 6-s3S6.
Kinks REALTY CO. Realtors =
Evening star., 1954-10-10
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
ROCKVILLE
OPEN SUNDAY. 1 TIL, 6

I105 LEWIS AVE.
$12,6O0--GI approved. 4 bedrms..
det brick. LA story home, 8 years
old. FirepI. In liv. rm. and many
other excel. features,
Directions: Out Rockville pike to Ed
monston dr., right / block to Lewis
ave., right to our open sign.
1901 CRAWFORD DIR.
Modern 3-bedrm. frame rambler In
new-house cond. Large corner lot,
well Handicapped, det. gar. Be sure to
inspect this outstanding home.
DIR: Out Rockville pike to Edmons-
ton dr.. right 3 blocks to Craw-
ford dr.. right on Crawford 8 blocks
TO Allison DIR. and our open sign.
Will StackhouSe, Jr., Realtor
Is, w. Montgomery Ave-, Rockville,
Nd. Phone PO. 2-2SS8. 10
Evening star., 1954-10-10
BETHESDA
REAL. CHARM

PREWAR BRICK RAMBLER
SO much charm herei Unique den
and 2 good bedrooms. living room.
separate andp dining With adjoining i1S
game room, also garage. Even
priced for veteran purchase at
S20,300 Open today / to 6.
Out Wis. ave. about
"a miles to Bradley blvd. left on
Bradley about ia miles to Will
son lane, then left on Wilson lane
2 blocks to Radnor rd.. and left to
home
Evening star., 1954-10-10

Attractive Cape Cod on nicely land
scaped lot. First A., liv. rrn., dinette.
kit, ! bedrm... tiled bath and laun::
bath; attached garage. Convenient
terms arranged to suit purchaser.
ChaS. TomkieS., HA. 2-7225
Evening star., 1954-10-10
SILVER SPRING
Ana HAMTTTON CT

most desirable 4-bedroom. 2-bath
efs ons Gss sss. 9 oa oR1sr
to New York. Large iiv. rm. with
firepl., spacious dining rm., modern
kit. large den or bedroom. bath:
screened porch, LIST floor: 3 spacious
bedrms. and bath. ample closet space
Tase Tna iSrse ianSscap:d sm as shaded aSe iot
convenient to schools, churches and
transp. Highly restricted neighbor-
hood. Open sun. 1880 pm. to dark.
Price, S26,75O, on most excellent
terms. Exclusive with
e. S. PRICE & CO.
IN k-1o21 vvheaton Nd Tn K.01fK
Evening star., 1954-10-10
MASS AVE AREA. MD.

brick rambler: in immacu-
late condition: separate dining rm.,
tWin-sise bedrooms. : baths. BIG
PANELED RECREATION RIM, 3rd
BATH IN ABOVE-GROUND BSMT.;
Q fireplaces, garage. Short walk TO
new elementary, junior high and
Little Flower Schools. Price $29. 800.
Town 81 Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
ASH WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
SOMERSET, MD.

ST. GATHERINGS PARISH
Assume Lge. 4%GI Loan
Wonderful opportunity for non-yet.;
3-yr-old, 2-bedrm, brick rambler.
with full bsmt., GE kit. with dish-
Mr.. Weller. AP. 7-4627. cox g. CO..
n Q.kQQ1
Evening star., 1954-10-10
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

CABIN JOHN$11,750
1926 nth st. on Macarthur blvd.
Open Sunday, IL to 8. Large,
white, clean 5-roonn home In estab-
lished neiehb0rhood 3 bedrms. In
clude BEDROOM AND BATH on LIST
with outside entrance, garage. COX
so level Handicapped lot. Oil hot
air heat New 80-gal. water heater,
copper plumbing, new roof. biks.
to grade school, Terms to suit pur-
chaser. To reach: Out Macarthur
blvd. 3M mi. beyond District line.
right on nth St. OIL. 4-4503. ].
NE: 8-15S1, weekdays. JOHN
Evening star., 1954-10-10
HOUSES Foe sALE--Mp.
SILVER SPRING
ALL OPEN ] TO 6

ALL OPEN / TO 6
2-BEDROOM RAMBLER
Located close in, s featuring city i LIVING I,
your opportunity tc get the best
,S lsrss y,el,l-p.opoTtionsd daroS rocms s,s and
Pssn sst sssrvas dst ssrsse sSreE GI5sS .sslc son
struction. Priced at S16.25O or reas.
offer. DIR: Out Colesyille rd. to
to house and open" sign at GIG.
3-BEDRM. COLONIAL
A treat for any family. for all that
makes for an exceptionally livable
home on lovely corner lot near
transp. schools. shopping. Priced to
ln ss, DR. ,,cSt 0St Colesyis Ca ID 70 SSrr
I'd. to Melbourne. right to 0ienviile
and open sign at 1901.
Ultra De Luxe Rambler
STONE AND BRICK
OWNER sA7s AVS Sell. Sell TOWN.
S5-ft. liy. rm.. 14x10 din. rm.. 8
large elec. kit. AL this located ON
oys,,r over an r,,: scre Of senqtly rent rolling ,n.
ra%sier FaGSae a' located IN Sesutfi Ss Hfi
Quaint Acres in beautiful Silver
Spring. You must see this fully
modern home for the ultimate In
comfortable living. Directions: Out
Colesville rd. to Quaint Acres. left
to Capital Realty Co open sign.
QUAINT ACRES
LUXURIOUS RAMBLER
Not In California. or Florida. Right
her in the heart of Silver Spring, we
offer o custom built brick and stone
rambler embodying spacious
lvable plan admired In the Far West
and South. Located on o lot over
an acre In size. it features o liv.
rm. 26x16, din. rm.- 12x11.. kit.
1920. 3 lge bedrms.. den, 2h baths
&C. heat; elec. kit. center-hall
entr.. firepls., / in liv. rm. and !
in rec. rm. Full bsmt. with Va bath.
knotty-pine study room and o maid s
room. rec. rm, level with ground.
This beautiful home also has 2 large
patios, one OF French door liv. rm..
and is one OF the seasons best
Out colesville I'd. to
Quaint Acres. left to sign, and 800
Quaint Acres dr..
CAPITAL REALTY co.
JU. 9-O673. If no answer. JU. 5-3395
Evening star., 1954-10-10
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

OPEN SUN. / TO 6 PM.
71o4 PINEHURST PKWY.. CHI. CH.
Lovely det. brick on beaut. land
scaped lot Just eff Western ave.
Liv. rm. with firepl.. family-sized
din. rm.. lge modern kit. with dish
washer and disposal, rear scr. porch,
tile f., coat closet and pwdr. rm.
End Il. has 3 bedrms.. walk-in
closets and bath. Finished and
heated rec. rm. Laundry rm.. Law.
Gas a.-c. heat. Anchor-fenced rear
I'd. Terms. Trades considered.
]. LEE DONNELLY g. SON
Realtors
MA. s-3316 Ewes, OIL. 4-4074
Evening star., 1954-10-10
KENsINGToN
S14,050-GI

This oversize Gunnison rambler set
on wooded corner lot, near school.
features 3 large bedrms., fully
equipped kit, birch paneled walls
throughout: full daylight bsmt. List
1S6. For details. call Mr.. Ray. Ma.
$4,000.
r. w. BERENs SALES. INC.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

3sos EVERETT ST.
Just west Of Conn. ave, lovely
bier with liv. rm. din. rm.. scr.
porch, lge. kit. Q bedrms and bath
on 1st a.; End A. has 2 lge. bedrms.
and bath. Full bsmt. Oil a.-c.
heat. Built-tn garage. Owner
' s. LEE poNNELIY & SON
Evening star., 1954-10-10
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
] RETHESnA
BETHESDA
CT Approved 900
NO DOWN PAYMENT
COLA JOHNSON AVE.

Attractive brick Cape Cod in excel
lent condition. Large kitchen with
2nd a. is expandable with heat and
plumbing roughed-in unusually well
done; rec. rm. in daylight hsmt.:
beautiful fenced lot. Short walk to
school.
Arizona sun., 1954-12-17
7Gott'o Bike?

Do you have & small bike that
WJuld brighten the Christmas of a
seven year old Indian boy? That's
all he wants. A kind couple have
taken four little Indian children
into their home to care for and
love. There are many things that
they need and must have SO this
little fellow may not get his most
wanted present unless you can help.
Did you ever see the sparkle in the
eyes of little happy Indian child?
If you can help in this request, call
AM. 5-79Q8 and they will be more
than glad TO pick it u2 and do any
repair that might have to be done.
Arizona sun., 1954-12-17

Carl A. -Bimson, Valley Bank
president, said the public preview
is scheduled for 2-6 pm.
Bimson also called attention to-
day to an eXpandaleb Wall-design
on the north which will permit
rapid, economical expansion of the
|uilding when customer volume JUS
titles such enlargement.
1.-THE area serviced by our new
I24th Street-Thomas Road office is
one of the fatest-growing in the
Ientire Valley of the SUM-" -Bimson
said today. H Il n d re d of new
homes and scores of new business
establishments have been built
within the past few years. There is
every indication that its future de-
Velopment will maintain this rec
ord-breaking pace. We are happy,
therefore, that our Seth office will
be in a position to grow in size
and volume with the area"
Paul L. Stansbury, recently ap-
pointed manager of the facility,
said today that Santa Claus will
be on hand Sunday, Dec. 10, to dis
tribute gifts to everybody visiting
the building" Stansbury is a for
mer assistant manager of the VNR
Indian-Central office in Phoenix.
Bimson today also announced the
of Vernon M. Traylor
as assistant manager of the oath
Street-Thomas Road office. A ma
tive of Phoenix, Traylor joined the
banks Willetta office staff in 1913
as bookkeeper. For the past year
and one-half he has served as an
loan interviewer at
that branch Twelve other enr-
ployees will round out the new
offices staff.
Designed by Weaver and Drover,
Phoenix architects, the building
was erected by the P. w. Womack
Construction Co. of the Same city.
Groundbreaking ceremonies were
held June IA of this year
Traylor lives at 2OO1 N. oath Pl.;
Stansbury at 443S N. 47th st.
Arizona sun., 1954-12-17

You can make your outdoor and
camp cooking a much easier job
with the cOnstruc tion of this sim
J,le device. Procure at your hard
ware store four steel strips about
go inches long and an inch or so
wide. Bend these in your wise, as
illustrated, to form legs, the two
longest of which are about eight
longest, strip first-the other three
knches long. Bend the top, or
longest, strip first - the other
three correspondent shorter so
as to fit inside each other. Then
drill hole in the top center OF
each, fasten in a bolt, and YOU will
have a cooking rack that is easy
ito carry and adjusts to fit any size
jpan.
Arizona sun., 1954-12-17
How Can /!
BY ANNE ASHLEY

How can / remove spots from
light felt hat?
a. Try rubbing the spots gently
With piece of fine emery paper.
q. How can 1 remove insects
from cauliflOwer:
A. The caulifloWer should be
stood fir a few minutes, head
down. in a salt or vinegar solution.
Arizona sun., 1954-12-17
Straight
Aheud
BY OLIVE, A. ADAMS

NEW YORK, (GlooaD The Sigr
said THE Open Door" and so VIZ
walked in unannounced. Inside i
was warm, and the air was filled
with the odor Of some delicious
| hearty concoction simmering OF
the stove in the tiny kitchen. We
| forgot the chilly walk in the rain
past the forlorn buildings upor
which yellow stenciled lettering
proclaimed, This house belongs tc
the Housing Authority of-the City
of New York" with the further
legend, Property to be immedi-
tately vacated or "ESta proprieda6
debe ser desocupada immediate.
mente."
The room was .strengely quiet for
a nursery occupied by SO squirmy
little pre-school children; but il
was story time and his tale seemed
particularly fascinating. We tiptoed
closer to listen. 1t was all about
a little. boy and girl who were wor-
ried because their :. home would
soon be torn down to make way
for a project" 1t. told how the
children moved away for, a time
ut while they We're gone, men
came with big shovels and lots of
heavy machinery and cleared and
ground to make way for riveters
and bricklayers to build new
houses. Then finally, their work
was done, and the children We're
happy when they moved back TO
their old neighborhood into big,
beautiful new house.
The children enjoyed that story,
not only because it would have de-
lighted any group of three-to-five-
Iyear-olds, but because some OF
them needed the comfort and re-
assurance to be found in. the
thought that the imminent up
heaval in their lives would be
only temporary. There had beer
no formal staff meeting to deter
mine what the Proper Attitude
should be toward this crisis in some
of those youngsters lives. The Stor,
had been made up on the spur O
the moment by a sensitive teacher
whose heart had told her what he,
charges needed to. hear.
This sympathetic, ut clear-head
ed approach to the problems. tina
occur in its neighborhood, is per
haps one reason why the "Opel
door" Day Care Center which i
housed in a classroom at PS II
in Manhattan, is something of
model Teachers, social worker!
and psychiatrists from the fiv
boroughs come to observe its stat
at work., But another reason TO
!. the interest of professionals" i
the center's operation, may be. il
melting pot" flavor. In its pres
ent enrolment are to be fOun
European, Irish, Puerto Ricar
American Negro, Oriental an
Greek children. The Center's Di
| rector is a Negro, its teacher:
; American Negro, Puerto Rican an
Chinees. Its Secretary is of tn
:. Jewish faith. It's Board of Direct
. ors is Anglo-Saxon, Puerto Ricar
Negro and Dutch. In its enroll
ment, on its teaching staff, and O.
its Board CT Directors are to b
found members of a variety of re
Arizona sun., 1954-12-17
D Salad Bowl
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page u
Montana backs. Murdo Campbell
:and Dick Heath, have been close
!on liners heels in the ground
gaining department.
All-Around Power
E The Skyliner line doesn't look
.Weak in any department. 1t has
Harry White Of New Mexico to
anchor affairs at center. White has
been named on several All-Amer-
ican lists.
T. Arizona and Texas Tech don7i-
mate the Border Conference squad,
accounting for Is Of the 25-man
squad.
( Two of the Tech men, End
iClaude Harland and Halfback Rick
::Spinks. were ,first-string all-con-
ference selections by the Associ-
iated Press. The line also will be
.6olstered by Buddy Lewis, Ari-
.zona's great tackle
Three Weli-KnOwns
The backfield boasts three coed
quarterbacks, headed by Dick
Mackey of Arizona State College
at Tempe; Jerry Johnson of Texas
Tech and Fred Schuh Of Arizona.
Tommy Grimes of Arizona and
James Bitten of Arizona State are
expected to add great strength tC
the backfield. Each has been hit
by injuries. in recent years, or has
been late in developing. Both are
considered excellent players.
Game time on New Years has
been set at IL am. to Gernlit tele-
vision fans to watch the Rose Bow
during the afternoon.
Arizona sun., 1954-12-17
Q. How can / prevent rubber
boots from cracking?

A They will not crack and the
air will be permitted to circulate
freely through them, if the boots
are held erect with rolls of card
board when they are not in use. +
Q. How can l restore the sweet
ness of winter vegetables, that
have arrived long time after they
have been picked?
A. The sweetness can he re-
stored by adding a little sugar to-
he water while boiling them
Arizona sun., 1954-12-17
Help Fiqht TB

ligious faiths, including Jewish,
Protestant and Roman Catholic.
But for whatever reason the
Center is the oject of clinical study,
those who visit the Open Door
come away with an understanding
Of the miracles that can be wrought
with a small budget, a minimum
of equipment, make-shift play ma
tcrials, resourceful teachers, and
lots of love.
Arizona sun., 1954-12-17
Z gss;s
@! )
Well, FOllSs:-
December II, 1854

y wen, It OlhSs
Between the passing of the
old year and the beginning Of
the new comes time for
pause and reflection. 1t is at
this time especially that we
like to say "thank you" to
our friends and customers.
We appreciate the oppor-
tunities you have given us to
be helpful; and we are CRATE
full for the business you have
entrusted to us.
AS the new year starts, we
shall endeavor to merit your
confidence and good will by
continuing to serve you to
the best of our ability =. by
expanding and improving
our service as the changing
needs of our customers re-
quira it. We hope that you
will give us many Oppertu-
= mites to demonstrate the
sincerity of this pledge.
Again, our thanks to you.
May the days that lie ahead
be happy and prosperous
!. ones for you and yours.
Reddy
Arizona sun., 1954-12-17

The latest addition TO the Valley National Bank system
$l50o0o fuilfocliN office at Path Street and Thomas
Rood in northeast Phoenix-wi hold "open house"
the general public Sunday afternoon Dec 10
before formoIy opening for business the following doy
Evening star., 1954-11-21

Feast time - or any time - frost your
cakes with 7-asINlr Fluffy FRosTINc. New
Boiled Frosting Made Without Boiling!
just add water and whip up mounds
OF delicious-tasting fluffy frosting. Made
Evening star., 1954-11-21
WIDE WORLD

officials claim that usual every things always
six per cent less at Macys.
M 1884, WALT D11EY pressed into service gigantic
Mickey Mouse and bigger Pluto the Pup and Horace
Horsecoar, built by Goodyear standard fixtures of the
parade And talk about inaon takes 75OO0 cubic feet
of helim to make them pgesentable to their public!
For the 1854 parade there win be- besides the giant balloons
l3 bands nine elaborate floats and array of surprise
Last year. such notabes Sid Caesar Imogene Coca Way
Cox Steve Allen and Eddie Fisher the lineup Show
people fight for the privilege of participating They
of publicity and pictures and of them find out for the
first time in years how nice is to bask in the morning
shine.
will take 50 minutes for the 1854 Parade pass
given spot. Six hundred and nineteen kids will lose their
g0ves LIZ will lose their fathers and 40 fathers will lose
their tempers, ending their holiday morning by hollerng
a their wives, 'sNext year yos take them-'
IME LAST STRAW Macys does not have to import talent
to give its Thanksgiving Day Parade the professional
fair Jack Sau President of the Macy Corporation is just
as good Snowman he merchant. And another recent
addition to Macys board Robert Montgomery
Montgomery proved his value at the very FIRST hoard
meeting attended. An irate lady barged in
with list Of grievances mile long. She settled happily
for Mont somerv's autograph. -DE@EU CERT
Evening star., 1954-11-21

with country-fresh egg whites. it's guar
anteed perfect every time.
Lavishly frosts large two-layer cake or
up to thirty eight cup cakes. This
Thanksgiving frost your cakes with :.
Evening star., 1954-11-21

q booklet
0Ak giving 10 different rostng variations
uvuBUB Madison a. a. T.
Evening star., 1954-11-21

New front end you can spot il a mile away.
New Horizon Super-Scenic swertback wind
shield that allows maximum vision. New Twin
Tower tail lights that say Stop! with greatest
authority. New sweeping Silhouette longer and
lotrer than other big cars. New PowerFlite
Range-Selector on the dash. New luxury IN
teriors that surpass in color and richness any
thing vou've ever seen before in an automobile.
Evening star., 1954-11-21

lT's HAPPENED! .. a wholly netc direction
i'll autonotive STYLING for all cars to follow.
Created by Chrvsler: Americas top performer
and first in the next generation of motor cars!
Come see il. Everything here is completely
new . dramatically different. It's the car
with the new 100 Million Dollar Look . and
when YOU own and drive it you'll feel like
hundred million dollars!
Evening star., 1954-11-21

Come drive il! Epery Chrysler is.noU a VS..
with engines up TO $50 HIP: most powerful
type in the world. Famous Chrysler engineer
ing also brings you PowerFlite, most automatic
Of all no-clutch transmissions !. Chrysler Full
Time coaxial Power Steering s.. Power Brakes
j. !. and new tubeless tires. Stop in today and
see for yourself why, now more than ever, the
po.rer Of leadership IS yours in d Chryslerl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Let 94 keEk zo~ Plan Zo~s

mountain resorts, hotels, motsls, seass
and national parks. nafural wonders
and other historic, scenic and recrea-
tional attractions. They will help you
plan tours and make reservations. This
service is available free 70 you. Make
a personal visit 70 the Bureau, eele-
phone or write.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
.JerseyLists
MonyEvents
At Resorts
TRENTON, N. J.

More than IS shore resort
communities and dozens Of in
land centers in the Garden State
are planning Summer-long Sched-
ules Of spectator and participant
events.
Two highlights Of Atlantic
City's Centennial Year activities
will be the Miss New Jersey
Pageant. set for July 81, and the
Miss America Pageant. Septem-
Der Z to IL.
Other colorful events which
will augment recreational activi-
ties include: A beauty contest
and water shoV at Lake Mohawk,
July Is; Old Timers Day. August
/, as part Of the 50th birthday
party at Long Branch; the 44th
annual Baby Parade at Wild
wood. August 5.
Also, q marine parade and
fireworks display. August z. at
Cape May; q Diamond Jubilee
Baby Parade, August IL at Ocean
City, to spotlight that center's
18th birthday; a Big Sea Day
Parade and Pageant, August IA.
at Point Pleasant; a water carni-
val at Dover, July 80. and the
National Sweepstakes motorboat
regatta, September /. at Red
Bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Lornu Doone
Region Is Park
EXMOOR, England,

The Lorna Doone country, a
wild untamed heath where ia
nous outlaws once rode and
plundered, has been designated
as q national park.
The 265-Square-mile area.
with its expanSe Of moorland
and wooded coast. is famed for
association with the Doone fam
lily, who rank next to Robin
Hood and his Merry Men as
Britain's most famous robber
band.
Lynmouth, gateway to the
area, is less than 10 miles from
the little gray 18th Century
church where Lorna married and
where Carver Doone shot her
down as she stood before the
altar.
The legend which gave birth
to Blackmore'S classic is still
very much alive in the Exmoor
villages. The people point to
the black bog at Cloven Rocks,
near SimonSbath, where Lorna's
murderer ended his wicked life.
In Doone's Valley there are
low mounds, overgrown with
ferns and heather. These are
remains Of the II cottages in
which the outlaws lived.
Despite the somber character
Of its legend, large sections Of
Exmoor - unlike fog-Shrouded,
sinister Dartmoor - has the
sweep and rhythm Of q poem.
1t has deep lush valleys, oak
woods and thicketS.
Tumbling among moSS-grown
boulders in Lynmouth. the gate
way town, is the East Lyn, one
of the most beautiful trout
streams in England. Lynmouth,
a f1ve-hour journey from Lon
don, has four hotels, with one
called the Tors, set on a wooded
mountain commanding q view
Of ocean and valley.
Chauffeur or Self-drive cars
can be obtained in Lynmouth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

mel are taking advantage OF Cne
sun and surf here for q much
needed rest.
In an ocean-front suite ut
the Cavalier Club, Maj. Gen.
Robert L. Walsh. is host at q
family get-together that includes
Mrs. Walsh, 1t. and Mrs. Rob-
ert L. Walsh, jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Corcoran Thorn, ST., and Mr..
and Mrs. Corcoran Thorn. jr.
Getting in rounds Of golf at
the Cavalier while their wives
enjoy the beach are H. M. Tay-
lor, jr., and Donald F. Hagner.
The Taylors and Hagners are
guests at the Cavalier Club. as
are Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Preston
of Washington.
At the Beach Club were Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney F. Taliaferro
of Washington.
The Breakers Hotel listed Brig.
Gen. M. C. White, U. s. A. F., now
at Langley Air Force Base across
Hampton Roads, and Mrs. White,
and Maj. Gen. John B. Anderson
and Mrs. Anderson.
At the Surf Beach Club. where
the music Of Pupi Compo fea-
lures the rumba and Samba.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell and
Miss Nancy McFadden Of Alex
andria were among the dancers.
They were guests at the Court
ney Terrace as were Albert Fed
nerson Of Chevy Chase. Md,
and Macon v. Harper and VIII
liam Y. ,Sydnor Of Staunton.
The James II. Larners are at
the beach to attend q wedding
and were also guests at the
Courtney Terrace.
At the Tides and Sea Spray
Hotels 1t. Col. and Mrs. James
Venable and their two children
of Alexandra were among fam
lily groups. Others there in
Guided It. Col. and Mrs. E. H.
Leavy of Falls Church, the
John SinsabaughS Of Washing
ton and the JohnsBarbarians Of
Silver Spring. Md. 81
Miss Ruth Simpson Of Wash
ington slipped and fell while at
the beach and is now q patient
at the Virginia Beach Hospital
where she is being treated for q
fractured arm.