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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMERICAN q. PARK AREA, 4So6
western 3-bedroom brick; nice
yard; 3-car earage. screened porch;
SiS.450. exceptionally good terms;
owner moving TO new home and VIII
consider reasonable offer This
could be the bargain YOU have
waited. for. Saturday and Sunday
poa MSR KssisfEpi s sr Ti ts2G
CHARMER-Cute little
BUNGALOW on quiet street, Just q
stones throw from NH; . bed
rooms and bath on Lat a.; large
dormitory room on End. Nice
shady lot; Sho o, wslk 70 s ssSne,.
e eEIr i SRaNsK PaiLi cps 81 g.
2-f0n9: ewes. OIL, 4-570g. -
deoraetown rd,--Wsikins distance
to NH Dutch Colonial. large
bedrooms. 2 baths. rec. room ga
rage, gas heat. Phone OIL. A.
f91I s9s apt e sod INSPECT PICTURESQUE s
custom built white frame; lovely
Ire. liv. rm.. full-sise din, rm;
porch, opening into deiishtfai rear
garden; md fir., . bedrnls. and
bath stairway TO attic, det.- ga.
rage. Convenient TO everything.
mr.. Naval Hospital. MRS. SPAULD-
ING, WO. 6-0tfj0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2.bath ram
bier: hot-water radiant heated: the
ultimate in functional contempo-
rary living. VA approved; SID. 100.
Ewes. Mrs. Clopton. EN-: 3-7l60,
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-s070.
BETHESDA; under white
pitsi; isrss living nm. with IRE,
place. dining rnl:, large Den; 3
bedrms., bath. OWNER o.. e-44ob.
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BYEFoRpE

We wish all you good folks would
personally come out and 80 throush
this beautiful home this week end.
we are selling these homes faster
than we can build them. PRICES
rsnse from s2e,s5O to s33.96o.
They have 8. 4 and 8 bedrooms.
Some are split level, some multi
homes, Tor they really have SPACE.
They have 1 and car garages;
1 to 8 fifeplaees: exceptionally nice
big recreation rooms; 2 TO 3 baths;
Near Holy Redeemer Church and
school, public schools, shopping,
bus. Choice suburban nelRhbor-
hood. II you will talk with the sat
isfied purchasers already living in
some Of these homes, their en-
thusiasm viii convince you.
Drive out Conn. ave. to p700 block,
left on saul I'd, continue blks. 70
open model house at 420S Saui rd.
Colonial Investment Co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.w.
CAPITOL HILL
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

FOREST - Year.round
Pleasant drive to downtown Wash
inEton via dual hwy. Several de-
strable homes available MRS. Lo-
&, GAN SS shsrw999a Porsst ,, f III. :,
miles from D. c. line In Charles
County. Md. Large brick rambler;
3 bedrms.. fireplace. patio; no
Ssssnsnf d 1Ss s St SSs,. t, sss
z years old. SI5.g50; approx. one
third down. BY OWNER. Riverside
8 ROOM HOUSE. heating plant 2
baths. barn and hen house; 4 acres,
valuable land: with tractor. boat
and cupboard motor included; fol-
Sl3.b0u. J. r. HAFFORD, Church
ton. Md. Call West River 347l,
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RETHEsDA

1 soodsd lot siess g NH ga NAVAL
Hospital. schools. churches shop
ping and public transp.: twin.
size bedrms.. sep. din. fn1.:. finished
rec; nm; IN full bsmt.. bath ane 2
V Window, screened cree G sids porch. Storm
windows. screens. Under Sl9 900.
Open al week end or can Oh. q
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BRADLEY BLVD. AREA

Unusual rambler In beautiful setting
on high wooded lot. Large rooms
shSroIsnost iEsiSSd,n o.eS 9sagootMs
kitchen. hot.Wafer baseboard heat.
ing. gear garage. Priced 70. sell
at S39.500 Open sunday. ! to
past: seths;sds Country club 70 Al
dershop dr.. left 70 BOG Alder
shop: WETzEL REAL ESTATE. OIL.
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We have 4 selection Of clean homes
In the wheaton. Kenstngton. ROCK,
Vile areas. ranging from 81. 500 y
$50. 600. Excellent financing Ior
ron.pets, usual Eooq terms IeE ysI1S-
ca ctso nSNIEfL iNvvEEsTMENT Co:
4 GRACIOUS COUNTRY HON.,
ssoa. e mile; i tpSm eoamne ms t re-
stored By U. 8. Diplomat Tor ms
rhis dssirSbie property has . front:
age 81 about 1000 It.. on an exeei
lent paved road. and consists oi
il acres; for further tnformaton
please call INEZ CuSHARD. Real
tor. EN-. a-4232. ---lu
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Colored--No Money Down
II you hays Q steady JOB and sood
credit you can be the proud owner
of one Of our homes.
NE. s-657b Evess ~. 2-7d4o
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CCLOHEp
Excellent Location
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CAPITOL HlBIr---a-hedrm, brick
Mark Twain's Fancy" l4a d Sc.
All new. baths; gas auto, by; n
NAL fireplaces, oak mosaic fioors,
brick walled -patio-leyel efficiency
with private bath, English garden.
brick barbecue, 3-car park. Save
$1,000 now, must Aacrifice Sltl, $50.
Open 12-5, OWNER. AID. 1855
FAIRFAX VILLAGE vIc.-ror sal.
by owner. semidet. . rrn. brk;, full
winds, fenced I'd. OF, Sl2,9b0 OF
best offer: LU. t-828e. 30
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HOUSES OALoRE-Hew and used;
E sDiia Disysis: prised from So. 600 70
$1,000 al in excellent LEGATIONS;
MONTGOMERY HIGHLANDS. Spit
WYHGATE, Cape Cod: Sla.g5o. -.
H1I.LMEAp: Cape Cod; 81 goo; ss "a.
EN0LiHH VILLAGE. Colonial sz4.-
NORTH gIsi CHEVY CHASE. Rambler.
ch isis2O' CHASE VIEW, Rambler.
sneeiaiised attention BY competent
sales force; once open go. tnciud-
i lns assk ~ SnoR ROBERTSON. Realter
1885 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-2b2s
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1888 MAPLEyIEW DRIVE II
OPEN SUNDAY. l-B -
Brick rambler. 3 bedrms.. q
Kitchen. full bsut.. 0E washer;
beautiful corner lot. Oh approved.
Vacant, viers Mil I'd: 70 Gail'
risit on HuEgins to MapleTieMc;
ROBT. Z, LOWERY. ~: g-gz0o
aIi4 FAIRvIEW RID.
OPEN SUNDAY. 10
LOVELY WOoDSIDE PARK
Master built brick. entrance hal.
in. rm.. marble fireplace, dining
room, breakfast room, spacious
Kitchen. 2 large bedrms. 2 patns,
studio rm. on End moor, l41tf'
closet space to spare. Lull psm A,
Gear garage, BeauttiW iot.
colesville I'd. to Hiehiand DR.. to
RosT' /. IowEEY. 10. a-ssoo
lust 10 MINUTES NEW acc. SITE SITE
hath. file KIT. New cleo. stove. new
eiec. refgr. Whole acre Eround' ohis
Also. 70 ia min. from new Acc site;
4 bedru1. home. Full bsint. Scnooi
buses by door. whole acre Gronna
GAN WADE De BECK: BROKER.
Boyds. MONTGOMERY Co.. Mo. Pooies-
willie 3in3
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80 QPEE,Ns, ., i@rg .vr

n Fo gp oIeans-1Beautiiul whit.
Sos ia ar. ise. Nv. rm.. bedrm.
bath ise, mod. kit. md mr.. IN:
ished of into / or ? bedrms,. full
daSliRft bsmt, Excellent nnAne-
ire svatl. CT or FLA. Diree-
tions. 10 $500 blk. 0eoreia ave.
ieft into Seminary rd. through q
open house sign. .
MICHAEL WALSH bOns
1911 Eye 8 nv so Oh f.oH
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CHEVY CHASE, Md

7dI6 WESTERN AVE.
OPEN SUNDAY 2 70 3 IN
brick; g rooms, 2 baths: built-in
sarage; fun bsnt;; gas &C; heat ,,;
priced for 'mmed. sale at only
d LEE DoNNELLY A SON
.''' %
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER
Just Oh Conn. ave. In Q setting o.
beautiful trees; gracious living nm
with 3-way exposure. din. rm,,
study. family -sized kitchen. bed
rooms ana enclosed porch: stairway
10 finished attic; daylight basement
has large work reoIa: mas ga re san
Rsssitor pl sa' a sai e. oosa1sSD
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
s15,A59. Colonial on huge. tree.
shaded lot. Features large liy,
nice bedrms. and bath, 2 porehes,
s fdIl Rsa'"c oa sAs 81. ~ -as7sss. e
SILVER SPRING
Brick Colonial located on quiet
street. 5 bedrooms, screened porcn
full basement. deep lot. shade trees
fenced yard. OF approved. Wa re-
decorate. Open Sunday. ! TO DARK
Drive out Georeia avenue pas!
Forest Glen road TO Denton, Klgnl
to Amherst. right 10 lOoo4. Can
Kinks n e;oi Realty CO, REALTORS
no. 2-675s %
WHEATON, HILLS
SIC 900. OF. No down payment.
Brick rambler. Lot 100 It. wide.
WHEATON AREA :,
aettiefnent. Rambler. Fenced yard,
RAYMOND j. LYNCH co. .
10. 4-04O0; 24-Hour DAY --n
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NEW LISTING
WOODLAND DIR. AREA

An elegant and fastidious stone resi-
self to gracious entertaining. Stu
ated among dignified town, houses
In WaShingtors most exclusive resi-
Dental area, the property contains
3 bedrns., = baths. living room with
fireplace. powder rrn.. library open
ing 70 terrace, din. rm.. breaktaSt
rm., buffers pantry, stfeamlined
kit, bsmt. with maids rra. and
bath, wine cellar, Garage. Lovely
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HOUSES FoR sALr--N.W.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRICK

4th and Jefferson - s-rin. tapestry
brick, . baths, 2 kits I'd: earege;
alum. storm windows. Priced ioM
JAMES CARR, Elk. 3-7A00 AID.
4-sO5O.
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ROCKVILLE BARGAIN

"a acre, nice shade trees. Room
kit. conven. to everything. AS
sumo 4Ss mortgage. Total price.
Sl0,050. viii sell this week end.
Phone OIL. 4-1265. -e
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COLORED

COLOnED
1900 JACKSON ST. NE,
detached frame home, on
a large corner lot with brick re-
ished attic. fun bsnat A truly fine
home In this excellent location.
shown by appointment Price SIS
UD0. soon cash HoHENSTEIN
BROS 4: DONAHuE. IL 10000
Evenings or Sunday, JU. a-b3io
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SILVER SPRING. open sunday--7-
rm. coy bungalow. $4,000, ape
proved GI. rms. paneled. incl.
left. rm. OF cleo. kit; din. rm.:
stairs 10 attic: bsmt, and driveway;
shaded lot, 1uRVLE o: RAMSEY
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SILVER SPRING-Terrifie value: 2
lovely new brick ramblers, each
with full daylight bsmt.. Nv. rm..
DIN, rm., Kit. and 3 bedrms. Wood
o-1S0u %
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SILVER SPRING. S14.g50--Delight-
fui stone-and-frame 3-bedrm. home
in the beautiful Forest Glen sec
ton: overiooks park. Owner leaving
city. wants offer. VIII consider St.-
600 down. Purchaser may assure
large AZ OF loan. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. OIL. 2-S006. ewes. VIII, g.
61pS. lie
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SILVER SPRING ny 0WNER--sf,-
500 below Oh appraisal, Beaut.
white brick rambler: bedrms.. z
baths. lge. mod. kit; porch. patio.
carpetine. immense, beaut. rec. rnl,.
with 15-ft. built-in bar. Must be
seen. Ju. 6-T346. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
Takoma Firemen Hit
Pension Plan Proviso

The Takoma Park Fire De-
partment has enlisted the aid
of the Takoma Park mayor and
City Council in its protest
against a proposed Prince
Georges County pension plan for
volunteer firemen.
A delegation from the depart
ment appeared before the city
heads Monday night to COM
plain that the plan excludes
members of the Takoma depart
ment who live outside the
county.
Henry E. Marschalk, president
Of the Fire Board, and Irving
johnson. a board member, told
the council that such an ar
rangement would be unfair to
firemen living in Montgomery.
In another action. one of the
firemen. 1t. Stephen LaScolla,
received q plaque from Mayor
George M. Miller for bravery in
his rescue Of Mrs. Mary Bufiin
Of S208 Gilbert place, Takoma
Park, last December. Mrs. Buff
fin died as a result of a later
fire at her home.
The council voted its OPPOSE
ton to transfer of a liquor Ii
cense from another part Of
Prince Georges County to the
vicinity of New Hampshire ave-
nue. and University lane within
the Takoma Park limits. The
transfer is sought through the
Prince Georges Liquor Board by
Guys Liquor Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16

ference to q nematode, as q mat
Among the events scheduled:
Today
A delegation of Irish War Vet
Grams will present Senator Know
land. Republican. Of California.
an Irish blackthorn cane-an
annual award TO "an outstanding
United States Senator. at s
pm. in Room P-4a in the Capt.
toll.
Representative Kirwan, Demo.
crat, OF Ohio, will speak on 1.-THE
Heritage of the Irish" at q
banquet of the Northern Virginia
Chapter, Friendly Sons of st.
Patrick, at 6 80 pm in the Belle
Haven Country Club, Alexandria.
Tomorrow
The Irish War Veterans viii
place a wreath at the statue Of
Commodore John Barry. Irish
born Father of the American
Navy" at Fourteenth and I
streets NV. at 8 am.
The same group will place q
wreath at the Tomb Of the
Unknown Soldier at II am.
The Friendly Sons Of st.
Patrick will place a wreath at
the tomb Of George Washington
at Mount Vernon at pm.
Members of Congress and high
Government Officials will attend
the traditional mass of thanks
giving at 1890 am. in st.
Patrick's Catholic Church, Tenth
and G streets NV.
The annual banquet Of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians will
be held at the Mayf1oHer Hotel.
with Leonard Walsh past pres
ident of the District Bar Associa-
ton, as chief speaker.
The Democratic Club Of the
District will hold a party honor
ing Representative HAS, Of Tenn
essee at $3.50 pm. in the Fairfax
Hotel.
The Irish War Veterans win
dance at 10 pm. in the Raleigh
Hotel.
Saturday
The annual st. Patrick's
Square Dance will be held at the
Dolly Madison School, South
Glebe and South Twenty fourth
roads at $3.50.
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Real and Synthetic Shomrocks
Pour in for St. Patrick S Day

The golden nematodes are
dying like flies. the caterers and
bartenders busting about, the
crafty Oriental is counting his
ven. the politician practices his
brogue and the voice of the tenor
Is heard in the land.
These are the signs Of the
approach Of st. Patrick's Day,
tomorrow.
The new look Of everything
cannot be attributed to mere
spring. Great watts of green dye
are ready for those anxious to
carry the wearing of that color
beyond all reason--green hair.
green beer. green diapers. green
bruises and green everything
else.
All this and more, even to the
eursing Of botanists, is in honor
Of the saint who converted Ire
land to Christianity.
Welcome in Part
Those nematodes are little
worms that try to sneak into
America in such flakes of the old
sod as may cling to the roots
Of shamrocks sent over for the
buttonhole. The Agriculture De-
partment feels the beasts want
to eat up the surplus potatoes.
which would never do. It stuffs
the plants into a furnigator and
kills off the worms.
On the other side Of the world,
supple Japanese fingers have
been making up more button
hole ornaments featuring
phony shamrocks, little clay
pipes and the like. Profitable.
The entire shamrock business
is based on illusion, anyway, the
botanists say. More interested
in getting all plants in order
than in perpetuating the legend
that st. Patrick explained the
Trinity by demonstrating with a
shamrock. the botanists fatty
declare there is no such thing.
So those nematodes are try
ing to sneak aboard on the roots
Of wood sorrell or Dutch CD
clover. Doesn't make much diff
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You certainly can! Here's the sto1yi

Minimum standards for milk are set by law
but Lucerne sets its own special and higher
standards And as farmers milk meets or
exceeds these standards, Lucerne pays him
a bonus for the extra quality.
AS result of these bonus payments, finer
milk comes to Lhcerne and to you = in
quality that is well above legal standards
for purity, flavor and cream-content.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16

Lucerne can sell this bonus quality milk
at no extra charge because of money saved
on distribution. Lucerne has no expensive
door-to-door delivery costs. Rather Lucerne
delivers hundreds Of quarts at time to
stores only.
That way though Lucerne Milk costs
more at the farm-it costs you no more than
other milks, less than home-delivered milk.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-30
CITY NEWS

Mrs. Irene Mckay Gaines,
president of the National AS
ISOLATION of Colored Women's
Club, will be the featured
speaker on the NAACP Bosto.
Branch's public service radio
report Reports to the Greater
Boston Community" SATURDAY
July 80, 12:45 PM. radio sta
ton WBMs. Moderator will be
Mrs. MeInea Cass president
Mass. State Union of Women $
Clubs.
The annual reception and
Musical in honor of summer
school students will be given
at Ebenezer Bapt. Church
Sunday, July 81, 1880 pm
Among guests will be College
presidents and professors
mostly from the south and
west some of whom will be
eatured on the program. The
public is cordially invited. Adj
mission is free.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-30
SOCIAL CALENDAR

Mrs. Frances Wilson Smith
U. S. Government employee in
Washington, is the house
guest OF Mrs. Martha Kens-
vii of Warwick ST., and also
will visit the Roscoe BowSers
in Cohasset before returning
to Dee Gee.
MFR. and Mrs. Ernest KenS-
will and Mr.. Alfonzo baltimore
recently were dinner guests of
the Wilbur Russells, Randolph,
Mass.
Mrs. st. Clair Kirton, back
from vacationing in Houston,
Texas, reports an enjoyable
time as guest of DR.. and Mrs.
G. P. A. Forde, of Houston.
The Forbes shared the vaca-
ton of their guest with their
friends, DR.. and Mrs. r. o.
Roett, who rendered a lunch
con in honor of Mrs. Kirton.
Other social events enjoyed by
the Bostonian in Houston was
a party attended by members
and guests of the Smart Set"
of which Mrs. Forde is a men,
Der; a motor trip to Galveston
which was arranged and su-
pervised by her hosteSseS, and
a tour of places of interest in
Houston. The trip was made
via Constellation airplane SER
vice.
Mrs, Cora Perry of w. New
ton entertained at dinner last
Sunday Mrs. Frances Wilson
Smith Of Washington, D. G
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Russell
OF Randolph and Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Kenswll of Boston
Mrs. Sadie Forsythe and
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-30
Eyes Of Home
Right Color
On Windows

Windows need the warmth
good color as much as any otht
part of the house. Windows ar
ayes to a home, and the paint Sc
iected should harmonic with tn
toof, siding, and trim colors. J
ne windows are wood they ca
De readily redecorated to suit !.
mango in the overall colo
cheme.
Painting windows is simple. bu
teep these pointers in mind:
Paint new windows before il
tallation, not after, especially j
,ewly built houses. Modern WOO
window units are precisely man
featured millwork and must b;
rotected from moisture ane
Iaster spatter during bWldinf
perationS if they are to give hes.
ervice. Factory built units O.
onderosa pine are already pro.
scted with a water-repellent pre-
ervative treatment against warp
az, swelling, shrinking, and rot
ing.
Putty Failure Prevented
A prime and one additiona;
oat of paint or other finish both
aside and out, will prevent putty
allure and afford protection dur.
ng construction. The prime Goa,
hould be relatively thin paint
Or ready absorption by the wood
nd fast drying.
When painting the outside. lar
amt or varnish onto the qlas,
lightly and cover the putty thor.
ughly. On the inside, paint o.
arniSh up to the glass.
Keep the paint off weatherstrip.
ing. If paint gets on the weather.
trip, wipe it off Immediately. Use
olvent and steel wool IL neces
airy. Otherwise the windows will
tick.
Time will be saved in the lont
un II operating handles are re
noved during painting. Protec
ther hardware with some KIND
4 covering.
Don't Close Until Dry
II the window is a easement OF
iwning type, don't close the sash
until the paint is dry. This will
prevent fouling the weatherstriI
With paint, and will keep the sasj
rom sticking in the frame.
II it is a double-hung window
paint and dry the sash befor
placing them in the frame.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-30
Seem Stors
by Dolores Calvin

NEW YORK Most A.
tractive Margaret Tynes told
us how little she's made uu
before going in front of tie
cameras. Margaret says her
brown complexion is the tone
most other stars seek when
they are made up. Margaret
needs only a little touching
up /. Miss Tynes was hea!-
ing for Washington, D. C.
where she'll be for two weeks
before resuming a heavy fall
schedule on TV. PRETTY
Vivian cambridge - sister 20
Dorothy, of course = came in
to New York to step into the
musical ankles Aweigh"
Viyian's doing the part TheI-
ma Carpenter vacated last
week Carpie, meanwhile
is filling nightclub and thea
ter dates = teeing off with
Broadway's Palace Theater as
headliner. The Palace has
been the scene of many stars
greatest triurnphs as Judv
Garland, Danny Kaye in re-
cent days Another singer
Camilla Williams = was IN
the news this week. She did
so web in Vienna in PUGET
mis- Madame Butterfly" that
she's been re-engaged for Z
second performance in thar
most romantic of cities
Meanwhile, Camilla, a chartu-
ing gal from Virginia = sang
her heart out at the Lewisohn
Stadium in a concert of "Ia
1raVlaGa.". Pianist PhilIinna
Schuyler ran into some cr,-
tlcism from New York music
critics for her performance Of
Saint-Saens' Piano Concerto
SAID the Times: what it
lacked, was complete techri-
cal freedom. Some PASSAGES
were much too Hurried and
Miss Schuyler, sensitive as she
Is, lacks the virtuositV for so
demanding a piece" Des-
plte the transit strike - which
mas tied up all Washington's
ouSSeS, the National Beaurv
CulturiSts' League plans to
hold its convention Angus
l5th-l8th. Though there's no
peace in sight, Washington is
taking this strike very we'll
with theater owners reporting
business as good as ever. So
the Beauticians feel WHY
shouldn't they walk, too!
Theresa Hotel in Harlem back
to normal with the reopen-
ing of its bar and dining
room. Back in operation fur
the past month, it has helpad
to make all forget the neon
Venlence of a five month
closing.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-30

The annual Garden PARTY Of
the South End Garden Club
sponsored by the Boston Tu-
oerculosis Association. will he
neld Saturday, July 80. 8 to 6
F. M, in the garden Of the
headquarters of the Associa-
tlon, 554 Columbus Ave.
Clarence E. Strong. Jr
stationed at the Portsmouth,
former clerk at Douglass So
Pharmacy has just returned
from the U. S. Service. For
the past four months he was
Va. Naval Hospital as a drug
assistant. He also was at
Chincoteague Naval Air Station
IN Virginia. He plans to con-
tinue his pharmacy training
in the fall.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-30

The Patrick E. Toy post of
the VFW. are sponsoring a
Search for a Queen" contest
for young ladies from sixteen
and upwards in years, begin
ming August 1st and ending
August 10Th. Those interested
contact one of the Auxiliary
Ladies, Mesdames Susie Lewis,
70 Williams; Fannie Harris
field, AZ Monroe st; Margaret
Lewis, Al Linwood St; all in
RoXbury and Mrs. Mary Josey,
AS Jerome St; West Medford.
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furniture. When a change Of color
is desired, or when Youngsters
soil the frame and sash past the
washable stage, the wood can
readily be refinished.
To maintain a healthy tempera-
ture in a finished attic, complete
insulation is a must" The first
step, before walls and ceiling are
put in, is to install mineral wool
bats or blankets between the roof
rafters, as shown in the bottom
drawing. This insulation will nav
for itself in few winters through
lower fuel bills, and will help 10
keep the attic cool and comforta-
BILE in the summer.
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Mrs. Estelle Dupree, of Wabon
St., Roxbury had as weekend
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Cones and Mrs. Harrison La
Mar of New York City.
Mrs. Beatrice Dance of
Washington is in Boston this
week attending the convention
of women'S clubs. She is the
house guest of Mrs. C. Lewis.
Amboy ST., Allston.