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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-16

ELEC. RANGE-Kenmore, push but:
ton de luxe; 2 yrs. old; S135. Call
F A4VnSi fans, 20 in. $3.50
while they last reg. $49,95 fan;
Bile yourself :S31, $49.95 with mo.
tor; fan blade shaft and bearings
kit. 1895 while they last. Bildurown,
use your motor. Don't wait. get
yours now at these low preseason
prices. Blades. bearings, shafts, mo-
TRIO EQUIPMENT CO.. 2473 Sher-
man ave NV AID. 2-1600. -"
FAN. attic, 80 in. originally sold for
Si19, will sell for ST. New, hash
been used. LII 2-0S01. LIZ
usef J6 in. a.c.-d c.. $lO
up: 500 blades in stock, all sizes
IL in: ST. 80 up: motors: repairs
LEWIS, 1897 14th NV, DU. 1880.
the motor of your furnace blower
We furnish the blades Also com.
plete fan kits. GRIGSBY CO.. l2o4
FANS. three e4-in. pedestal type, ad-
Unstable heights; perfect condition.
FANS-ATTIC FANS
All sizes. completely installed. Call
Mr. MINNTX EN- 9-OA2O -01
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10Th ana Alabama ave. Sc.
CAMERAS? Price. quality. guaranteed
service: you can't beat. BRENNER.
a33 Pa aye IsrT NV. RE, 5-2434 49,
perfect cord, rings up to 500 go.
Sacrifice: SlOO. IA. $500. -21
CERAMIC KILN-Over-all height OF
stand. 8 it. Elements all working.
extra elements included. Chamber,
2Ox1Sx1S: S95. Will consider trade
with smaller high-tlring kiln. Call
RE. 7-S467. before 8 pm. IL
COMMoDE, bedside. for invalid; like
sUnaby Als ppid ear 20 'FStsofs Hea
DEEP FREEZE-Upright. IL Gu. IT,.
new. ia. S-9151 III
DESK, fiat-top modern executive
walnut, so ms. 30 ms, drawers
good cond.; $45. Matching executive
swivel chair, Sis. Typist's walnut
posture chair, $12.50. All bargains
DESKs-General hreproof steel comp
e Our Price. $3.50. n FRANK Ran :
SONs. Ala Srd st. NV. Elk. 3-8914
DIAMONDS. lady's 70 Ct. $75; LADY,
"a CT. 1925; lady's l CT. 1929
lady's Ia cts. emerald cut, $475
lady's ~ cts, $475; lady's z cts cts
s1 1g2 iaf Gy1v1NGsT on & CO. 14s;
H st. NV, ME. S-526S. Ia
ms appraisal 81 900; will sell fol
$3.50. OIL. 4-616S.
DIN. RIM. SUITE, 9-piece walnut
gooG condition. Call IA. S-00SO
DINETTE SET, chrome and yellow
formica, ext. table and chairs
S45. Also fireplace set. complete
never used. S45. Call EN-. 3-122O
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10th AND Il ST NE.
Open Ewes. Til 8. Il. 3-g0S2:
WASHING MACHINES, wringer;
washers, SIS up; automatic and
Semiautomatic washers, $40 up.
Also refrigerators as low as S39'
WASHERS seEdix. used; rent o.
buy SIS Der mo. DOWD'S, 44lS
Conn. ave. I'M. 2-73O0;
CLOS. EFFIC. APT.-Hide-A-Bed sofa
500; Hwood bed ,$l 5: vanity n1dI,s o-S TS:
rig, miscel. items. MAYNARD L.
SIIAW 9RR0 2Rth ST NV. 1Se
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

CHINCHILLAs. pedigreed. prime herd er
ewes. and weekends. MA. S-S5oo
FAMILY cows, Jerseys. fresh and
snrincer: ewes. or week end, BR.
S-S042. Near Clifton, Va. 30
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

FANS Of all types. for every appliea-
G t!Sn. Ma se sssGG2sa = TIE
HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAI BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO., 622 = ST.
STEAMERS; paint, spray.
ers; sanders, floor. belt ana wal
FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY. WO. 6-02Ss.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
"A ONE STORY DEMOUNTABLE
U UNITE Bu1L IiS CAN BE MOVED.
DIRECTIONS FOR D1SMANTLING,
OR WE WILL MAKE ARRANGE
MENTS TO DISMANTLE IN SEC
TIONS AND RE-ERECT ON YOUR
LOT. COMPLETE WITH XII.
MENT. CALL ACE FOR APPOINT
MENT TO SEE AND YOU WILL
ACE WRECKING g. BLDG.
MATERIAL CO., LU. 4-O5O0
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i ROOMS FURlI.-tl.W. tcons.l

|2O2l KALORAnlA m. NV, on
Conn. ave.-sgle.. Able.: So VIZ. up.
cony. transp., maid serv. AD; =
IM U5ui PLzAsANT-Lge. front rm.;
suitable for or 3. Lge. porch and
yard. HO. 2-2155. lis
CONN. AVE. and 4 sTs.-Nicely
furn. rm. with semi-pvt bath new
" dec. maid serv. daily. $50 per
mo. eau GOLDEN PARROT. De.
2-7440. -z2
$50 MONTH--Nice room. 1880 Ho-
bart st. NV. HO. 2-2O11. lis
les LONGFELLOW N.w.--Attr. rm.,
desk, porch, unliKn. phone. 2 exp,
conV. Man. $50 mo. RA. S-OS57.
Hasa NEWTON ST. N.w.-Furn. hse:
keeping Lge. rm.; young .cple; PA
| wk. Also sci. rms; running water
Men only; 81 and $3.50 per week
CONN. AVE. 5000; temporary ant
perm. guests; spac.; conv.. close In
| no. 2-43OO, Ext. 320.
| NEAR CONN. AVE. AND + 81. :,
Govt. empl. woman in apt; kit. pr1vil
/ NaII NO 0.kA96 altar q y. m. IL
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MIscEL. WANTED tcont.l
GOLD

FURN. WANTED-WiIi buy al kinds
Of GOOD used furniture: top price.
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Va: y ~ -
Bring your dental gold platinum
discarded jewelry We pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
81 YEARS Al 935 2 ST. NV.
PIANOS--ALL STYLES
CALL Day Of Night, JU. 9-3O3s
CASH PAID for your dental gold an,
ESTEN, JU. S-979O. lis
REFRlGERA1ORS, recond.,. late mod
els, lge. stock, bargains. ACME STOW
Co, lO1l 7th st NV. Ma. S-S95z
WANTED FOR CASH-Refrigerators
washers, teleEisions, radio-phonc
hiehest prices paid. II. 7.6O46.
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SINKS-USED
&1 QS AND UP

Fencing. bathtubs. radiators. windows
and door gratings. stoves and other
disable materials at very reasonable
Also T-beams, platse. angle iron. pipe
and % SiCs n'f RAd q BAG CO.
oD saS I5. e. Saturday un RI l: 1897
SOFA BED, pullman, dbie;, IKE new rev;
sen: $40; Eyes, LU. 2.1131. liz liz
and backs; 8 booths. cheap. 1888
s TGna: oSvyfE;RRa iE ROLLING DooRs
CD; good condition. FRED s. GICH-
NER IRON WORKS. INC" RE; q
sTENSoTYPE MACHINE. brand-new;
sT SsT n %fSD O6SVi scod Como; size
343s by 67T. Ii. 7-3945. --16
stove, cleo; like new, push button
Excel. buy. $3.50. OIL. 6-7S37. LIZ
TARPAULINs. IOx12. $1,000: 1Oxl4.
S12.60: 6xS. $3.50. we set c,o the
GIcHNER. asia M st. NV. Elk
TRUMPET, Pan-American. $45. Call
EN-. $500.
ITv-RADIo-PHoNo COMB. II" AM
FIN 3-way record changer. Motorola.
$50. Cond. excel. Wo. $500
lTy CONSOLE, 12"; Spinner washer
ironer, bedTm., rugs, desks AND oInel
furniture; reasonable. JU. 5-3221
TWIN BEDS, 4-poster style (springi
inciuded), night table: $50. LA. o.
| 4O2S bet. 9 and IL am. -19
Underwood portable II
leather case; excellent condltlon
TSEyPIEsWRfrERs, port. tNEwl, Rem.
ROYAL. Smith Corona, Und.. Olympia
Free home dem.: S1.bO wk Ol
7-27O4
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Lumber 1920
OPEN TONIGHT
TIL 9

Free delivery to Wash. Md. and Va
ring, &c it.; 2x3 SIT. mr., 30 ca.
1xi2 shelving. Ice st.: knot:y PM
paneling, 16c it.; 4xS Masonite
$3.50 ea:: AXIS plywood' $500 ca e.
ment, sand, gravel, 1x4 hard pine
fiooring, I2c ID. #. Mouldings. roof.
ing, siding. Spec, new doors, $S.5C
ca. Spec, new sash, 81 ga. UseS
bathtubs. sinks, basins. toilets. Cal
ROBINSON LUMBER co.
1899 Kenilworth Ave. NE, LII
1900. Open every Sat- and Sun
Free delivery. No down payment
.LR rnnnnfhS to nav TX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-16

VETERANS DISCOUNT co.
Discount to veterans and their fami-
lies only, on air -conditionerS, 1anS.
TVS, refrigeratorS, washers. freezers
and de-humidifiers. Lowest prices IN
town to veterans. All name brands
Available. Merchandise brand-new. In
original factory cartons.
JU. 5-033O IL
WASHER, Easy spindrier, 80 de luxe
moS DEL list 1ist prize ssi 1913 SALE CIV
Washers that run good. S15: also
washers, look like new, $50: WIFE
delivery ST 3.1216,
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FILE CABINETS

FILE CABINETS
500 AVAILABLE: 4-DRAWER LEGAL
AND LETTER SIZE, $40 AND UP
UP. GENL. FIREPROoF SHAW
WALKER, ART METAL, FULL
SUSPENSION. STEEL. HEAVY
DUTY, CARD FILES, VISIBLE FILE
EQUIPMENT. CARDEX. AND ACME
MAKES. ALL PRICED REASON
ABLE SAVINGS UP TO 75fo.
MANHATTAN oFFICE EQUIP.
500 N. Y. AVE. NV.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

Mr. PLEASANT, 1724 Park I'd. NV.
Nice sgle. and dble. rms. excel.
meals: early breakfast; l blk. M.
Pleasant car: 10th st. bus; $50
ner week. HUI. 3-6561. -21
ROOM AND BOARD for disabled man.
500 month. Call MRS. COLLINS
LARGE Ar oTWiN-BED RM., for working
mother and child; day care Tor
child. After 6 pm, AID. 4-S283:
ROOM. BOARD and complete care foI
elderly or invalid person. 500 ano
IN. JU. 5-O944. Licensed. 20
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2OOl-Nice
clean single rms. with meals; Sd3.
Dbfe., SD: on carline. co. 5-2493.
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FURNITURE--Bed. dble., $50: others
SioS: chairs. overstuffed. 81 to SIS:
rockers, 81 bOGs SSs f So; d % S. sac 60
ner set: writing table. SIS. Call WO.
$4,000 after d pm.
FURNITURE-Laws couch, down
cushions. faded. S35. lsxlS copper
rust broadloom rug and Ozite pad,
siishtly worn areas. $50; YOUTHS
maple desk. 7-drawer kneehole. SIS.
FENRNiiTuRs. UNCLAIMED - Lawson
!ove seat, .$45; television STOOL s.;
2 end tables. So; dresser and mir
FOR SIS; Chippendale sofa. sos; oce.
chair, $12; hideaway bed. S120:
sofa bed, SAC: bookcase, SO: ice
cream chairs. $3.50; mat. $40; sgle.
bed, SIS; bed SPRINGS, "a; summer
upholstering, sofa and chair. SOS;
| slip covers, sofa and chair. $4S
Furniture repaired. refiniShed and
cabinet work HOFFMAN UPHOL-
sTERERS. 2447 18th st. NV; co
5-5116. TO-
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$50 per Thousand
Movable and Demountable
nnslLi.na Ara ilnhln

MOVapIe ana DtIIlOuIIIdDIG
Buildings Available
We have available every kind OF
material needed to build. All priced
to move as Uncle Sam is in hurry.
Bring your checkbook and truck
and take it away.
FEDERAL HOME SALES
4502 Wells Pkwy.. Riverdale. Md.
ION Baltimore BlvdD WA. 7-1649
74O0 Georgia Ave. NV. LII. 2-9442
25th and Alabama Ave. Sc.
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FOAM RUBBER-Cut any shape,
45xS0x4l2 Jumbo. S45. GILL;
LAND. 2145 F NV, Elk. 3-6633
FREEZER, Gibson. 1874 GU. it.: $500
or best offer. Call ia. S-SS6S. Il {
cred from large estates in New
York Storage houses. stoles, capes.
jackets and coats. From S195, real
ba'gains. BRESLAU. 614 18th st
NV, Elk 3-7297
FUR GOAT: silver blue mluskrat; Y, <;
new: will sell. 500. OIL. 2-6S91.
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1874 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Ideal loo, theaters. stores; transp.;
one bedrm., $3.50; also enc.
$3.50, both with utils. MANAGER.
CO., AID. 4-2059; eyes,. LU. 2-9117'
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.

1924 18th ST. NV.
I bedrm.. liv. rma kit. and bath.
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CONTINUED on Next Pess.S
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CONNECTICUT AVE.
Spacious | and 2 bedrms.. liv. Fm.,
Stiis.: switchboard I'd and ele Yah HANDY
shopping center: children accented.
HO 2-Ak74
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ROOMS EURNISHED-N.E.

ATTRACTIVE COOL ROOM, kitchen
privileges; all conveniences. HO.
2-139S. 10
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DOUBLE BEDROOM. closet. shower
ist floor, street entrance. Private
home; completely furn.. all utils, $4C
per mo. Man and wife.s 1888 M st
Sc. Key at 1901 M st. Sc. Lu
4-43S2. 10"
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MODERN APT. BLDG. - Reuroom,
living room, kitchen. dineete, tile
bath, screened porch, elevator, park
ing lot. $50. WA. 1888. -16
CPLE. TO SHARE nicely furn. 5-rrl.
and bath apt; children welcome;
use of washer. phone; reas. LU. 2
74S3 1906 Ouarles St. ne; -16
ATTRAC TV. APTS.-Also k; rms.
SO wk up. Child or baby welcome.
Reas. 11Ol 18th NV. DI 7-7SSS..
n Ell bedrm liv. rm kit, bath.
incl utils.; reas CARL o. EOLLO-
MAN. Ma S-549l. Ewes, Ii. =
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.. 1852 On
tsrio ul.-1st q. 2 bedrms;. hv; rm..
kit. bath: $50: ] bedrm.. kit. bath
1909 ooS WYOMING AVE. N.w:e2
rms, kit. and bath: redec.. incl.
utiis. Sa7 so. ia. -9-7s52. lis
2232 DECATUR PL. N.W.-5. rms;
bath, rear screened porch, and yard;
S135. ST 3-s220. EN-. $780,
1901 r. 1. AVE. N.w.-spae:, attr.
Enc. $55 RE. 7-274a. 20
M. KENNEDY WARREN - Attrae
furn., lge. fm.. kit. bath; gentleman
only: $50 mo. OIL. 2-2205. IL
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FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm., liv-
ing rm. from unclaimed freight and
factory closeopts' etc o,1 A great great say say
BLDG, 400 New York ave. NV;
daily, 1876; Sat. til 4. RE. 7-43I0.
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FTJRNTTURE-Maho dinette, other
misc. including chinaware. JE: j.
FGtiRNiTURE-2 dressers. $50 ca.
baby dresser, SIS; couch, $40;
| stuffed chair, S25. DU. 1880
Evening star., 1954-05-23

Helene Curtis custom blends
your LanO-BIend permanent
SO, SIS, $40
Before your permanent is started, our ex-
pert beauticians analyze your hair to deter
mine the correct blending of fine ingredients
Just the amount of Lanolin Creme that your
hair needs is added and your personal wave
is formulated right before your eyes.
Haircut and restyling r. So up.
Coll MA. $500 for your appointment.
Beauty Salon, Fifth Floor, Washington:
Second Floor. Silper Spring and PARKinoton
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Announcements Mode Of Engagements

/ now stationed on q destroyer in
Norfolk, Va.
BorbeIIo- covinston
Mr.. Nicholas q. Barbella of
Washington and Louisville, KY,
announces the engagement Of
his daughter Regina to Mr..
Octavius McRae Covington Of
Salt Lake City, Utah. now living
in Baltimore. The bride-elect is
the daughter of the late Mrs.
Rose Keefe Barbella Of Newport,
r. l., and Washington. Mr..
Covington is the son Of Mrs.
Rhea Wheat Covington and the
late DR.. Platt Walker Covington.
Miss Barbella was graduated
from Georgetown Visitation Con-
vent and attended the George
town University School of For
eign Service. She also attended
the UniverSidad Catelica In Lima,
Peru. while her father was as
signed with the International
Health Division Of the United
States Public Health Service.
Mr.. Covington attended the
University of Virginia and was
graduated from the Mccoy Col
lege of Johns Hopkins University.
The wedding will take place on
June 10 in Washington.
Evening star., 1954-05-23

Teresa Frances. to Mr.. william
Wright Saunders. jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Saunders Of Ventura.
Calf. The wedding win take
place on June IL. !.
Miss Pulaski is q graduate Of
st. Joseph College, West HART
ford. Conn. Her fiance Is q
graduate Of the University Of
California.
SuIIivon- -Bodie .
Mrs. Albert P. Tatspaugh an
nounces the engagement of her
niece Miss Grace r. Sullivan to
Mr.. James E. Bodie, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry E. Bodie Of Bay
Village. Ohio. The wedding will
take place July 8.
The bride-elect Is the daughter
of Mrs. Anthony Porreca of At.
lantic City, N. j.. and the late
Mr.. Joseph r. Sullivan. She Isl
a graduate of Our Lady Star of
the Sea Parochial School of At.
lantic City and Of Notre Dame:
Academy in Washington. Mr.,
Bodie attended Ohio University.
and served in the U. S. Air Force. !.
Evening star., 1954-05-23

ident Hazel Markell the pro-
gram arrangements, who was
sitting where, and who was
coming. Then one of them
called the dinner chairman
and asked what the Chief
should wear-a white dinner
jacket or a black one? "I never
thought I'd be in a position to
tell the President what to
wear" mused Dorothy Will
liams at life's strange ways.
well. we want to know" he
replied. 1--WE wouldn't want
the President to be embar-
rassed."
Not even a long range
weather forecast on Thursday
could predict if Saturdays
temperature would be warm
enough to bring out a rash of
white jackets. Come to think
of it, we didn't know then,
either, whether our show would
be so hot. But heaven help
the fellow who says it wasn't
a knockout.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
BeuIe
Continued From Page D-1)


director, "that shows are not
written, they're rewritten" And
this one was rewritten right up
to curtain time, each actress
doing her own rewriting. What
can you expect from an or
ganization Of women who
make their living penning
masterpieces? Each one was
busy building up her own part.
naturally, we all observed.
Script Chairman Flora Gill
tried to be firm, but her voice
was lost in a chorus of prima
donnaS.
"The trouble is there are
seven directors" remarked a
member at last Wednesdays
rehearsal. "No. that's not
right" said Bess. There are
35." For your information,
there were % in the cast and
IL having to do with produc-
ton.
The Marine Bands Col.
Santelmann was our musical
director par excellence. We
couldn't put the show on with
out him, nor would we even
try. Fortunately, he didn't
have to fool around with that
other amateur group this
spring, the Gridiron Club, so
could give us his undivided
attention.
About a week ago the Secret
Service moved in in earnest.
They discussed with Club Pres
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Miss LYNCH,
Mr. Spender
ToMorry

Capt. and Mrs. Charles Francis
Lynch announce the engagement
of their daughter Ann Foster to
Mr.. Peter Beaufort Spender. He
is the son of the Australian AM
bassador to the United States
and Lady Spender.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Holton Arms School and at
tended Vassar and Newcomb Col
leges. She is the granddaughter
Of the late Judge Rufus Edward
Foster who was the senior Judge
of the United States Court of
Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
Mrs. Foster now resides in New
Orleans.
Mr.. Spender is a graduate of
Cranbrook School in Sydney,
Australia and will receive his
degree from Yale University this
June.
The wedding will take place
on June % at Christ Episcopal
Church in Georgetown.
Evening star., 1954-05-23

win be graduated in June from
Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Robinson Limboch
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie w. Rob-
inson Of Chevy Chase, Md, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Lois Ann to MIR. Karl
A. Limbach. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar C. Limbach Of Hudson,
Ohio. The wedding win take
place in August.
Both the bride-elect and her
fiance win be graduated from
Middlebury College in June. Mr..
Limbach was graduated from
Western Reserve Academy and
win enter the Law School at
Western Reserve in the fall.
PuIoski- Saunders
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pulaski
OF Meriden, Conn. announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Evening star., 1954-05-23

Size l3 requires 6 yards of 80" material order
It'll state size Send $10O Of paid by check send $141 For
mail add 25c Address SPADEA FASHIONS
3 Street New York 0S pattern booklet available for
Especial note to 1856 Washington,
American International
Since the the
Washington newspapers To obtain them in the future order
direct from 108 booklet mentioned
You also from to designs each month $oO
annual subscription paid in advance.
prefer watching for these weekly
we suggest the Richmond Baltimore Sun
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Peters-Russ

reteFS- kuSS
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth o
Peters Of Spring Valley an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Kennetta to Mr.. John
Lawrence Russ, son Of Mr.. L. J.
Russ and the late Mrs. Russ OF
Pittsburgh. The wedding will
take place this summer.
The hride-elect and her fiance
are graduates Of Pennsylvania
State University.
Aumon Sergeont
Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Auman Of Alexandria, Va, and
Oslo. Norway, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Anne Nichols to Ensign Russell
Lewis Sergeant. U. S. N. r., son
of Comdr. and Mrs. Russell C.
Sergeant Of Washington and
Waukegan, III. A December
wedding is planned.
The bride-elect attended the
Universite de Grenoble in
Grenoble, France. the Sorbonne
in Paris and Bard College. She
is now q senior at George Wash
ington University. Ensign
Sergeant is a graduate of George
Washington University and is
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= - - -
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Schlofstein- -Kontrowitx

SCnl0vStesn-Nonyr0Watz
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schlafstein
announce the engagement OF
their daughter Sara to Mr.. DAN
lei g. Kantrowitz. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris s. Kantrowitz. A
fall wedding Is planned.
The bride-elect is q student at
the University of Maryland. Mr..
Kantrowitz is q graduate of
George Washington University.
Peecksen- Elliott
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reef
PeeckSen Of Falls Church an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Vashti to Mr.. Joseph
Morris Elliott. He is the son of
MFR. and Mrs. Joseph B. Elliott
Of Arlington. The wedding will
take place on July Is.
The bride-elect is a student at
Radford College and Mr.. Elliott
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Diane Salem to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. B. Meyer Salem
of Takoma Park, Md, formerly
of Baltimore. Md. announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Diane Nadia to Mr.. Joseph Bert.
ram Maisel, son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Paul Maisel. The wedding will
take place August Is.
Miss Salem is attending the
University of Wisconsin and Mr.
Maisel viii be graduated in June
| from the University of Florida
Evening star., 1954-05-23

Miss Betty Cullins, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard Simms
Cullins, became the. bride on
May % of Mr.. James Jacobin of
Silver Spring, son of Mr.. Tony
Jacobin and the late Mrs. Flora
Jacobin Of Monongah. w. Va. =
The ceremony took place at
st. Gabriel's Catholic Church,
with the Rev, Joseph Corbett
officiating. A. A>reception was held
at the Catholic Daughters, Of
America. After a Southern we'd
ding trip the couple will make
their home in Washington.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Hunter AIunnue

The District Chapter Of the
Hunter College Alumnae ASso-
citation will elect officers at a
meeting to be held at 8 pm.
Wednesday at the YWCA. Pro-
posed changes in the chapters
constitution will be voted on.
Evening star., 1954-05-23

Anne Fogart has been the principal American of this
line Fogarty designed primarily
following all
the faterng young look of her clothes.
silk
the full benefit lines devised
wear waist ncher merry widow Petticoas definitely
lin order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
Exclusively Yours
By Betty BeoIe


The Nations feminine voters
being bufeted by blasts of
campaign oratory are work.
ing up to the ballot the hard
way. They should try the
strictly personal approach
i.e., does their Congressman
have charm and appeal, or
doesn't he? If he does, send
him back to this Capital. We
need him.
Only the ladies Of Congress
can give the real inside pic
ture on the gentlemen Of the
lower house.
AS q public service that
may save some of you listen
ing to seven weeks of speech
making, this columnist polled
the ladies of the House of Rep
resentatives concerning their
masculine colleagues and the
truly important things in life.
Here are the enlightening re-
suits that may come as quite
a shock to some of the men
who've been thinking they
were swoon material, but
didn't rate mention. AS for
the chosen few, this should
make them scintillate for at
least a whole congressional
term-especially those whom
the feminine fry selected to be
marooned with on a desert
island.
Politics, 1t seems, didn't
enter into any of their selec-
lions. Republicans chose
Democrats in some cases and
Democrats revealed secret in
terest in Republicans. Appeal,
in case you didn't know it,
is strictly non-partisan.
First Question
The first question was:
Which member of Congress
do you think has the most
charm?
Answers were: Representa-
tive Hale Boggs of New Or
leans, Representative James
p. Richards Of South Carolina
and Representative Louis e.
Graham of Pennsylvania.
Hale Boggs is tall, dark, hand
some and young with that easy
going Southern friendliness
that is SO pleasant. How can he
lose? Nice-looking James
Richards Of the House Foreign
Affairs Committee is the re-
served gallant type of South
erner. i. And short. plump
ish Louis Graham is happy
hearted, agreeable and
sociable. You will note,
boys. that there's not a
grumpy, sour-faced fellow in
the lot.
Second question: Which is
the most courteous? The
South came out on top with
this one. The answers in
cluded Clark Thompson of
Texas, Carl T. Durham of
North Carolina. w. j. Bryan
Dorm Of South Carolina and
there was q tie between
Speaker Joe Martin and for
mer Speaker Sam R,avbnrn