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ROOMS fuRN.-ll.W. tcent.l

LARGE ATTRACTIVE nm. for srle
or dble.; in LIST Ar. apt. EN-. 3-es3l.
CONN. AvE.-Pvt. em.. gentleman;
newly decor. nicely furn. shower
s Sase ~ aoD 81 NO. s TO S S-Aps7i
furn: rm; NJ lady 81 oF man; close q
1920 r ST. NV. Apt. s--Lge. comfy
sgls; rni 10 End a; next bath; 2
Pvf INV Ss ho NE so ire. 4 fms1. pyt
bath and er,t., I block to Ga. ave-;
SD mo. RIA. 6-5141, 80
BRIGHT CLEAN RIM, gentleman;
! $35 mo-; brkfst.. garage II desired;
S scay t sHoRESS On avs FM ss2
ave. n.w.-Lge. .attrac. fri. rra., pvt,
home. for gentleman; $40. co. s.
CaEVY CHASE. d. c., a11S ouesad,
st.--Loyely frt. bedrm., pvt. bath, Z
Clos; mr.. bus; $3.50 mo. Wo. 8.
CALF. ST.. west Conn. ave.--Attr
Ice. front rna., for discriminating
Nh. CHEVY CHASE ciRcLE-iLSgie
luxurious corner room. PVT, porch
s sssesa ,pac iss s ss Da sis VI s shsn
35l2 Rtttenhouse. EN-. 2-332S.
DOWNTOWN, SOL 1lth st. NV, apt
4-Bright, clean. single rooms for
ron LADY. adjoin. bath. kit. privils.
unlim. phone, TV; reas. rent; walk
dist. dntowD. co. 5000.
1859 COLUMBIA RID. NV. capt. I03)
-Lge. room and closet, adj. bath;
SAC; lady Govt. employe preferred,
NICELY FURN. RIM. in pvt. home;
Ssemipyt. bath: COW. transp. HO,
COM. AVE. AND MACoMB-Large
single, 4 windows. next to bath; I'M
limited phone. Wo. 6-7410.
WISCONSIN AVE. and Tenley Circle
discriminating gentleman: newly
dec. rrti.; excel. transp. EN-. 2-8312
ATTRACTIVE, furn. room for youns
man or lady, in Jewish home; rea.
sonable rent. ia. 1886. .s
1880 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Lge., single rm., next to bath; $40
WESTMINSTER HOTEL, 1907 18th
st. NV, sgle. and dhle. rms. with
running water: So so, 81 per de,
I2. MEN-Large master bedrm., twin
beds, 2 closets, 5 windows. air con.
ditioner. pvt. bath. shower. conv
trensp., shopping district. phone
privils, 1898 Nebraska ave. NV.
KE. TOAST. -3
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APIS. fURNIsHED-vA.

loo. mr.. Pentason: $io2 so mo, Incl.
utils; willing to sell furn. IA; 8.
A2T 1SSAi ApT.--Nearby N. Ari. End
a.; quiet res. Cple, Liv; rm., beSrm
s Sa5a BIS s JA slDisss Si0'e''' -s S"''
5-RM. APT, furn.. liz Falls ave,
Falls Church. SLID mo. JE. 2-o256.
NEWLY FuRN. / and Q bedrm. sDts.
Bus service at door. Cony. TO p. G.
SD &C. $685. stS Ehly ss SsSs:; a. .sss ssS
THREE ROOMS. bath. completely fur
nished except linen: couple: Falls
Church vicinity; JE. 2-lS59; Pc
ae6e "a. and ~ wasSin ns aa'n sisd
other vacancies. ia. $4,000: 20
N. ARL.--Bedrm,, liv. rm., dinette,
kit, bath; above aver; utils. except
cleo; SOS; adults. IA, 2-1S00. ID
FALLS CHURCH--Bachelor apt; Lee.
iiv. rm., bedrm., tile bath; refgf. but
no cooking kin. facilities s sSz A py t
N. AIEx.-2-s pedrms.. iiy. rm.. ice.
Kit, bath; 8 min. Airport, Pentagon
or d c.; bus at corner. Nicely furn;,
incl. TV. Avail. LIST. RA. 6-5022.
Mr.. PARKINGTON--Bsmt. apt. with
heat paid; Sos mo. ia 2-s20O.
N ARL.--Effic. apt. for quiet empl.
couple; eony. transp. and shoppins,
A III S;S5sl: to p.a..son and
Navy Annex Law. rm., dress. rrn..
kit. with brkfst.. set and bath; nicely
furn., VIII be dec, to taste, Avail,
i INN 4. $ 1pS9S per no. s assl ut.lsi
A unusual SAVING s for . conteniai
cples.: sgle. studios from S6S: newly
dec. AID. 2-l9i0 daily. $40 Am.
CHEERY-Furn. or unfurn.. for : or
3; mr.. Lee hwy. and Glebe rd.; 2nd
floor; no drinking. ia. 2-33s0.
wEsTovER AREA-completeiy fur
nished broom apartment, on End
floor Of 2-tamily unit; heat and
water included; close to bus and
SIZE sffGeDl PsE msn.S. 'e cali KR. ssss
n Or A M. ssSsSSd a.. F, s.drm.. sg iiv
rm.. Kit. and bath. Just dec; cow.
to. everything; PVT. entr.; sos. incl.
:, all gtils. 4l26 Lee hwy We, .-29
TO everything; PVT. entr.; SIio. incl.
az utils ALA Lee hwy 529
tngton from Rosslyn; modern. cross
shrubs; bedrm., sun deck. mir
rored fireplace. disposal; conv. TO
l:year lease: bU. 1852. 81
s.ia,a il a 10 esaiisaGi.n:' ssssiil: ssD;si::
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES, bah,
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE. SIS
JAPANESE WHITE SILKY BANTAMs
and other thoroughbred chickens in
variety. IA. 7-2299, AGA N. Glebe
Tsil Ali v SDiucks. an .,.es. Also
Juniper s-s ss "H''e lA0'''s' e.'
NEW ZEALAND WHITE. breedint
age from pedisreed stock; others
-Four. EQUIP. excel
cond:: 2.940.esg incubator. $500;
5OO-chick d. brooder, $40. Also mill
goats for sale. Out Rte. 2. 20 mi
past Tyson's Corner, left on Rte
$50, 8 miles to sign,
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

Ice, 2ND FIR. front rm.; nr. bath;
blk. Conn. and Sheraton PIX. Hotel.
260U 27th st. NV. CO. 5-0947.
COLORED-N.E. SEC.-Lge. bsmt.
rm.: children accepted; pvt. entr.;
$40 mo. Ii. 3-3427. %
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C0LORED - WOODBRIDGE rms.
Kit; kit and I, bath; Tastefuily f1rn. Last ,t
COLOKED--iSis IRVING NV;
2 rms: EQUIP. kit. studio rm, :
a RSnt; s.s spsl, pvt sntr.; no child
coIoREDMIfiuRN. OR uNFURN,-
and bath. 1851 champIain st. NV,
1928 18th st. NV, a02 End ct. I;w,
IS + lssn s. s a. SoS s5s Is 81
cS 6HHoiGiSOesp VICINITY Howard
immsd. occupancy. CO. 5000, INV
coLoRED-oNE OR TWO EMIL,
S Soagas transp.; reas' rent. Ia.
coIoIRIEiD-I44o R ST. NV. 1ut.
;f IA 3uso 5R.' kitchenstts and bath "a
bath; furnished; s66 month. .EA.
CoIoRED-1soo BLK. KENYON 'sT.
n;w.-Larse 2 rms, pvt. bath, share
kit. with ! other: 2 children ac-
Gepted; al al utils. included: rsas.
No: 3@1 rm., kitchen and bath.
COLoRED@e RMS. XIII, pyt. bath:
nicely furn.; Frigidaire: large
windows in front rm. CO. 6-11Q4.
COLORED--I3I4 RHODE ISLAND
ave. n.w.--Lge. rm. with stove and
sink; nicely furn.: only $50 mo.
Inspect, then call CO. 5-6222.
COLORED-5OO BLK. IRVING NV.
Large rm. and kit. for quiet man.
Utils. incl. S12 week. RIA. 6-2s4o.
CoLoRED-eI4o N ST. N.w.-s
bedrms., liv. rm, kit. bath, apt.
bldg; plenty OF heat and hot water.
ME. S-6SS3 -31
COLORED--I477 NEWTON ST. NV.
Three rms, kit. and bath; 500 mo-,
incl. utilities. See janitor or call
DE. 2-3142. 81
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Located on Route 40, IL miles east
Of Frederick, Md 9 miles west OF
Ridseville. Tuesday. August 81, 10
rs. tractors, all makes and sizes,
about 200 pieces of equipment, corn
binders, ensilage cutters. drills, ma
nure spreaders, disc harrows, wag-
ons. etc. Most anything used on the
Will sell your equipment on COM
mission. Private buying and selling
daily. CLAY MACHINERY SALES,
Mt. Airy, Md. Phone Mt. Airy 1911
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PALOMfNO MARE, 3h yrs. old, and
Palomino flly foal By side; ralo-
mino gelding. "a yrs. old; both
broken to ride, All 8 for $500. Can
buggy and fun set Of harness, 500.
Evergreen 4-2920.
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THE RRoAnMonn

Attrac. furn. room, bath and excel
lent closets. The Broadmoof q one
Of WashinEton's outstanding build
ings. located ct Connecticut ave.
and Porter st. NV. Garage, maid
avail. $50 q mo. References re-
CURED. BY appt. only. Phone
weekdays. Ma. S-066b.
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APIS. FURNISHED. {.

VIC. MacARTHUR BLvD. AND Arr.
IONA AVE.--Nicely furn., liv. rm.,
bedrm.. den, kitchenette. bath tub
and shoWere, conpl pvt, ideal 2 or
adults. RA. 6-3724. 80
HAMPTON COURTS APT
2O13 NEW HAMP6HIRE AVE NV.
Bedrm.. liv. rn., kit, bath, recep hall
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
Newly redec.. nicely furn.. elev, bldg.
CO. 6-bS3S NO. 7-199S
l64S NEWTON ST. NV.
Living room. bedroom, dinette. kitch-
en-, bath; nicely furnished; available
this week; $3.50; includes utilities
FRED A. SMITH CO.
1113 9TH st. NV. Exa 3.2489.
1889 l4th st. NV, Apt. A.
! BEDRM. APT. $50 month.
SEE MRS. CASAS in APT. /,
334S MT. PLEASANT ST. NV.
louis RIDDEN, Il Xxx. $500 ''
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
LOOKING for . lovely furn. ant. ct
reas. rent2 Wonderful selections. all
parts %. G. Let me show YOU. For
Free Rental Service. call MANDEL.
CONSTITUTION AVE. NE, sol
and 3 rm. apis, reasonable. See
Mr.. Steuart, End floor; eyes,, AID.
4-59OT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-29

THE BROADMOOR
.rm. and bath on Sth n. ir
this distinctive bldg. that offers
many cows; $50 mo. INQUIRE MA
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Wesley Hotel
2131 o st. NV.
Modern Comfortable
Living
THAT YOU ENJOY.

A3S @0& N1N4 OA4VOID
Complete with efficient no.
tel services and conven-
fences, plus a well-rounded
social program.
Daily. So Up: Monthly, $50 Up
HO. 2-910O
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GALVESTON
APARTMENTS
NEWLY FURNISHED
WORCESTERSHIRE
COMMUNITY

Nichols ave. and Galveston
pl. s.w.. near Boiling Field,
NRL and downtown; excel.
Transportation and shopping.
Bright large rooms, full-sise
kitchens and pastel-tile baths.
Apply ONCE. on premises, 20
Galveston pl. s.w.. 10. 3.4266
mr. 10 O.AATA iii
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sPECJAL SALE.
NJ l2-A spreader. $3.50; reduc.. $4on
INC 200 spreader. $425; redue.. $685.
30 M Wire ssfsi. 5000 tscu ss;das: .oOo ~
nh mower. s335; reduc. $2S6
MALONEY'S, INC.
sl2e Georgia Ave-. Silver sprins. Nd.
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ROOMS FuRNISHEp-S.E.-s.W.
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APIS FURNISHED IVA.
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CAPITOL HILL View overlooking
Supreme Court lawn. Perm; ENC.
apt apt; With ssh pvt. tue hath hath, All ssils'
BOILING FIELD AREA, 1912 2nd st.
ant ant With We ire scr:e ned DoreS Ta Dasn
fully furn. Phone Mr.. Yount with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. EN-. 3-2279.
ARTIST, writer subleasing apt. W.:
10th st. NV. mr.. Conn. ave-: many
studio or bedrms.. liv. rm., KIT.
bath. Refs. s115. AID. 4-1225.
1891 18th ST. Nw.--s-rm. apt. Suit
able for q group. LIST a. close down.
town. Do not phone. Morn. and ewes.
1924 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-s rmsA
bath: ige. kitchen; SIS mo. or SO
VIZ. AID. 2-5S7T. 500
40 EMERSON ST. N.W.--Loveiy q
utiis., dishes and linens. . bedrms..
lge hy: rm.; niss-sizs KIT, dinstte.
I adults; sii5 mo. 70. s-2e15.
sRsi.s sssss;;ss waiter Reed; sS5i no 20.
GEORGETOWN, p st. mr.. Wisconsin
patio; $6S. Lady. Ap. z-sS48. 81
2 BEDRMS., kit, bath. nv. rm.; al
uttls. 1425 Euclid NV. DE. 2-s796.
7e7 WEBSTER ST. N.w.-Entire srd
a., hedrI.. Kit. PVT; bath: all uttls.
500 CONN. AvE.-3 attractive rms,
twin beds, bath. linens; LIST floor;
week or month. WO. 6-9726. -3
los c ST. N.E.-sl6.5o wk.; 2 rms.
kit. and bath: utilities furn.; on
car line BY corner Of Senate once
Bldg. A. r. SEELYE. DI. 1896.
EOS D ST. N.w.-Apts avail. COM
pleteiy furn.; ali utiis incl. in rental.
On the LIST, End and 3rd floors.
6-iio1: RI. 7-s5s7. so
1905 l4th ST. NV bedrms., liv.
r, din. rm., kit, bath. In apt. bldg;
ample closets: $110. incl. heat and
hot water: IA: 9-554S. 20
SCOTT CIRCLE AREA bedrms.,
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. bath; utils.;
linens. 1865 r. /. ave. NV: $40
mo. Open 4 to q. TE. 6-3535.
WOODBRIDGE, so4s Thsyer p.s.-
SIS mo. RooER MOSS. no. 2-6O9o:
ewes. and sun. LA. 6-3e2S. 20
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LANDSCAPING
PUBLIC SALE

Iodding and grading, cement an,
brick work OF all kinds. To. 2-9oS1
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large kit. bath. 10 windows. Reas.
Piano available. HO. 2-514o.
DEC. lge. liy. rm.,
dinette, bedrm., kit. and bath: APP
preciated II seen; flne, cony. neigh
borhood; $50. 1904 29th st. Sc,
SIS jEFFERsoN ST. N.w.-Duplex
furn. apt, 3 rms. and BATH; $50,
take over utils. JU. S-l209.
Sc, FORT DUPONT PARK-Efi-
cheney, mod. nr. bus: $65, utils.
incl. MR.. POSITION. Luz 4-5210.
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Chillum Manor

Missouri ave. and N. Capitol St.
corner. garden type apis. Immediate
occupancy; IL minis. to downtown:
$105 mo-. utils. incl. RIA. 3-4454.
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HEART OF DOWNTOWN, 1910 isth
n.w.--2 rms, kit. bath, dinette; 2nd
M ST. OFF CONN. AvE.~cool house
keeping apt; entire floor: liv. rm
beds; kit. with refgr.. stove, cabinets;
huge closets: lge. bath with shower
linen and all utils. furn.; suitable
cple.; avail. Sept. 1; $l25 mo. Boz
D s1Fi vat CIRCLE, 1888 Riggs pl.--
Entire LIST floor. 8 attrac. rms, kit,
n hath seq t5i 30 mo. ,,so =. al
bath and 2 entrances.
TWO-BEDRM. APT, liv. rm.. kit,
pvt. bath; parking space; 500 mo-;
incl. all utils. 1875 Lanier pl. NV,
I blk. north of Columbia I'd. al
TWO wee BED nj liv. rm.. dinette, kit;
1893 E. CAPiTOL = 2 bedrms., liv,
rm;, kit. pvt. bath: adults: furn.,
1904 I'LL. AVE N.W.-Liv.. rm., bed
rm:, dinette, kit: and bath; 2 empi
AfRiG eiS II f Fl. N.W " ei -bedrm
apt; suit. cple. or women: Sept.
Oct; conv. transp. AID. -4-7476.
DECORATED, well fur
nished; extra-large living room, twin.
sized bedroom, fully equipped Kitchen
modern tile bath: in desirable apt
building at 2ao0 s st; Sc; No ,t;,i M;
After once hours. cali Robert ziglaE
at Lu. 4-5026. JOHN r. DONOHOE
a SONS 314 Pennsylvania ave: Sc
4 asi .T MEEIfT1Niors AvE.-s,room apt,
nicely fnIn:: s Close to transp.; al
liz N 81. N.W:--Lsrse l-nedrm..
liv. rm.. kit. and bath In cow; 10.
and sS1 hot ct; water. Zee Mrs. Michssis
$3.50 q DEsaaHclsssSst s Or Avn W. s n
s sfsstissly w furnished nh al in ind at
BLDG; $S5 mo-, incl. heat and hot
1850 g sa ihk III slS1o0 sr. N.w.-rhree
large rms. and bath. si25 mo. Also
large rms. and bath, 44o mo-.
al utilities included; pI: 7-4244.
GEoR;GE1T ,onS. 6s ,9sSsn ,,nG con-.
SIS per mo. WM. il. sAUNpERs
GE0RaG;ETTiOjWN-I 6edrm.. complete
mo. VIM; a. SAUNDERS CO.. nc.
1859 COLUMBIA RID. - 1st iioor:
bedrm... kit. pvt: bath; including
CAPITOL HILL lEe. front rm..
kitchenette, h.lK., semipvt. bath;
Christian adults. Ii. $1,000;
NEW REFGR.; 1 rm.. kit, bath; clean
and conv. l74l Kilhourne pl. NV.
NO. 7-749I.
2 ROOMS, kit, tile bath. pvt. sun
deck. firepl.:: newly dec: cool.
quiet. ia, 9-3324.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1879 10Th 1t. nv.
Mice .furn. apt; I'm. and kit;
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reasonable rental. EN-. 5000. so
NICELY FURN.. RM.i 2 In family; fol-
nice, respectable lady. students oI
,prcfessionsl Fret; ~, AD I, 4 {; Pa s
s ssS~ ,l sSi.asl' ne e. s gs sas
and hot plate; nice neighborhood
iii UNDEsRswoOD. Il Six. Oh 18th
Nice rm.. in Diet. home: home
privils.: bus ct door. RA. $685..
LEGIoNNAIREs-2 connecting ssle
rms. 50 e. per night; good transp
e I1i sio Ssaakk--srisn., cheerful sY l..
s sta6s, I'M I'M gysa aoms' suit saa nr
302. Bright. nicely furn. room. phon,
IL rm, XII. PRIVILEGES. Lady, y, $45
ll "a iaiasikavsxRD ST. N.w.-sIespin,
N rsaa sdaiskRA AZ s sAkx HOTEL. S ss4.
2Tth st.-Comf. rm. for lady. On.
secs CONN. AVE. .N.W.-Cosy rm.
PVT. home, bus at door, s2S per n mo
COM OH Hvk.. and Newark st.-$Y41
Highiand pl.-Lge. rm.. { windows
ssmiDyt. beth; Plenty parking. Gen
|1S6s LANiER RI. Nw.-Eront bed.
S56 for q: home privils. One, Nv
s65. GARAGE. $3.50. Gail Sat. ate
pm: sun. after . pm. CO s
49,. t sss s ss g sss,s n, S.s
nor, OIL, cor. 7th at. n.w- NE; g.
|FRhaoSN;r ROOM. comfortable BED
| radio, shower, close In, free parking
Isle coIUMsI4 -. SSw.-cisan
eos tUUNiiDDiERwooDi STE. from
| rm. for or 2 men. Call RA. 5,
$3.50 sunday only after pm.
LUXURIOUS LIVING QUARTERS
! for ofiicials or executives In. stately
| mansion: mod. bath. sun deck, maie
service, S psssrssins. breakfast Optional
S A. srA inHss. HoTsLs
Choice sgle.., dble. rms, ,elegapi
lobby. full service. Daily. wkly.. mo
rates. 2114 r st. NV, AID. 1850
cLEyELANp PARK - Nicely fnrn
front rm. adj. bath, u block Conn.
2s55 ONTARIO RD.--very. Ire. air,
| rm. adjoining bath for refired busi-
nesswoman. Breakfast priytls. Il DC
sired. AID. 4-3ezS. rs
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SALE PoWER MOWER ,
5Sin: eSster '' bar e ssSS now now siSs s.SS
MALONEY'S INC, 1926 Ga. ave,
Silver Spring. III. S.3333.
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SPORTSMAN

lO-l495 cotton print chemise-dresses Sll
1885 dress-costumes, pongee print sheoth
and lined wool jersey
3-22.o5 linen sports dresses, full skirt--S13
5@3o.o5 linen sheoth-dresses-
4-4o.o5 pure silk sheoth dresses
6-22.o5 sheer wool chense dresses--S15
ll-lO95 to l4.o5 wool skirts, fIonneIs,
worsted and jerseys, some ploid---------$6
14-22.o5 and SIS imported flonnel and
cone-hoir
+lOo5 to l4.o5 Iote-doy skirts, royon sotin,
some embroidered
5-l795 to SIS royon sotin, printed felt or
5-$35 full skirts, royon brocode-
1855 to 1925 bIouses, silk. orion and
4o-ioe5 and 1875 orion and docron Or
printed silk blouses-
2l-lO.o5 imported handkerchief linen
lO-l7.e5 imported silk bIouses, hand de-
24-2eo5 classic wool jockets--9.99
l8-5o.o5 sports suits, silk and cotton tweed,
l2-3e.95 lined royon sports suits------S20
S-6o5 bathing suits
25-8.75 lostex swim suits, pastel or dark, S4
22-l4o5 to 22.o5 Iostex swim suits, pastel
or dark
l5-l4.e5 pIoy suits. Terry points and notch
ing toPs-----------------
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paper screen doors to make one
huge living area.
In America, he observed the
fireplace IS the center of attrac-
ton, while in Japan a small
niche is set aside where the
dweller hangs a scroll. and
places a flower arrangement and
single priced object of art.
This niche. he pointed out, is
the center of attraction in the
Japanese home.
Mr.. Ashihara described the
general characteristics of Japa-
nese art as simplicity, love of ma
ture, use of materials in their
natural texture and Symmetric
balance.
The speaker also compared the
American home with it's front
yard and sidewalks to the Japa-
neSe home in it's more natural
setting.
I'm japanese architecture" he
explained, "the garden begins
where the house ends"
A Japanese film showing an
American CT in that country
visiting it's theaters, artists and
shrines, was presented after the
luncheon.
The CT concluded, at the end
of the film, that in japanese
culture and art he found "A
beauty that speaks to all men
bridging East and West"
Evening star., 1954-05-27
Ceramic Guild
Opens Exhibit

Handkerchief pottery and
sculpture will be exhibited by
the Is members of the Ceramic
Guild of Bethesda at their fourth
annual showing today and to-
morrow in the auditorium of
the Woodward and Lothrop
Bethesda Chevy Chase store.
Pottery and Sculpture in the
Home" is the theme of the show
which begins today at 1890
pm. and will continue through
store hours tomorrow until 9 pm.
Mrs. Frank Harvey is presi-
dent Of the amateur group.
Exhibits will include table,
ware displayed in porch, living
room and dining room furniture;
sculptured pieces for home and
garden, and art objects for home
use.
The show also will feature a
demonstration of pottery max
ing and sculpturing.
Mrs. Lawrence Sullivan is
chairman of the show. She is
being assisted in arrangements
by Mrs. Theo Godfrey, Mrs.
Robert Nelson, jr., Mrs David
Williams, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs.
John P. Brady and Mrs. H. o.
Willier.
Evening star., 1954-05-27
japanese Architect Speaker
AtHOnne FushiOnsLun

The National Home Fashions
League, Washington Chapter,
yesterday awarded Japan top
honors for outstanding contribu-
tions to this country in the
field of home fashions in 1858.
The Japanese Minister and
Mrs. Shima accepted the scroll
award for their country from
Mrs. Mary Chittick Calhoun,
chapter president, at a luncheon
in the Willard Hotel.
Guests at the head table also
included; Mrs. Arthur Summer
field, wife of the Postmaster
General; Mrs. Matthew Ridgway,
wife of Gen. Ridgway; Shoichi
1nouye, Commercial Counselor OF
the japanese Embassy; Archi-
oald Wenley, curator of the Freer
Gallery of Art; H. Lionel Herr
fielder and Harold Mclnicove.
Yoshinobu Ashihara, widely
known Japanese architect, who
is visiting in this country, was
the guest speaker.
Mr.. Ashihara, who is director
OF the Institute of Modern Ar
chitecture in Japan, told the
guests that "culturally it is not
we Japanese who have earned
this praise, but our ancestors
who developed the culture"
He compared traditional Jap
aneSe with modern American
home furnishings and architec.
ture, pointing out classic JAP
anese furnishings fit right ir
with today's fast living pace
In illustration, the architect
noted the Japanese custom Of
putting a room to various uses
by storing away mattresses in
the daytime and pushing back
Evening star., 1954-05-27
Mrs. Sebree
Heads

Mrs. ]. Emmett Sebree has
been installed as president Of
the National Society, Patriotic
Women of America.
Other new national officers of
the Patriotic Women who are
local residents include Miss Orie
Covington, fourth national vice
president; Mrs. Eunice G.. Rob-
ingson, national director; Mrs.
William T. Clerk, national cor
responding secretary, and Mrs.
John Hall AFFORD, national his
torian.
New officers of the District
Council of the Patriotic Women
are Mrs. Henry Bishop, presi-
dent; Mrs. John Morrison Kerr,
Mrs. Francis B. Appellee. Mrs.
Evelyn c. Dodge and Mrs. Fred
eric N. Newburgh. vice presi-
dents; Miss Margaret Louise
O'Brien. chaplain: Miss Marga-
ret Lindsay, recording secretary;
Mrs. Bennett T. SIMS. corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. Fran
els L. McDermott, treasurer;
Mrs. Eunice G. Robinson, his
torian, and Miss Luella Chase.
Mrs. John E. Briggs. Mrs. Will
liam P. Crismond, Mrs. Charles
Carroll Haig and Mrs. Charles
H. Stephenson, directors.
The officers were installed at
a recent meeting and reception
at the home of Mrs. Kerr.
Mrs. Sebree is a past national
vice president of the Federal
Bar Association and a member
of the National Association of
Women Lawyers. She has been a
delegate to international law con-
ferenceS several times.
The new president is also a
member of other patriotic groups
including the Daughters of the
American Revolution and the
Daughters of Colonial Wars.
Local club Affiliations include the
Washington Club, English
Speaking Union, Pan American
Liaison Committee of Women's
Organizations and the Huguenot
Society of the District.
She has also served on the
boards of the Florence Critten-
ton Home and Hospital and the
George Washington University
Hospital.
Evening star., 1954-05-27
Club Leoder indorses
Revision Of PIedQe

Revision Of the Pledge Of Al
leeiance to the Flag Of the
United States to include the
words. under Cod" was indorsed
yesterday by Mrs. Oscar A. Ahl-
gren. president Of the General
Federation Of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Ahlgren said she strongly
supports q proposed bill which
would add those words to the
Pledge.
II am strongly in favor Of this
splendid resolution introduced by
Senator Ferguson, Republican. of
Michigan. It fits in beautifully
with the theme of my admins
tration. The Preservation Of Our
American Heritage I" she con-
tinued.
81 feel" Mrs. Ahlgren said.
that If the children Of this
country are taught. in pledging
Allegiance to the Flag. to use the
phrase, under God, it will help
keep them on the right pathway"
Evening star., 1954-05-27
Oven-Fried Chicken

II you're in no mood to stand
over the stove. why not try
frying your chicken in the oven?
It's quick and simple. requires
no watching. Have the butcher
cut a 31a-pound frying chicken
in serving pieces. SINCE it over
o direct flame on the top burner.
remove pin feathers, wash and
dry. Combine W cup Of flour.
2 teaspoons Of salt. VI teaspoon
Of pepper and a teaspoon Of
paprika. Roll chicken pieces in
this mixture until they are well
coated. Meanwhile. heat " cup
Of salad oil in a large baking
pan for 10 minutes in a 400 F.
oven. Lay chicken in hot salad
oil. skin side down. Bake un-
covered 80 minutes; turn and
bake 80 minutes longer, or until
chicken is well Drowned. This
will serve four; on the side. pass
picked watermelon rind or spicy
peaches.