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Evening star., 1955-03-04
By George Beveridee

The District will ask Congress.
"as soon as possible" for special
permission to make street i'm
provements aimed at eliminating
one-third of the traffic in the
congested Union Station Plaza.
Plans for wiping out the bottle
neck, one of the worst in the
city, were approved yesterday by
the National Capital Planning
Commission.
Also approved were plans to
widen Constitution avenue from
Delaware avenue to Second street
NE. from four to six lanes. This
is the avenue section between
the Capitol grounds and the
Senate Office Building.
Money for both projects is re-
quested in the Districts 1856
budget. Since Capitol grounds
lands is involved in both, how
ever. special legislation is needed
to clear them. Col. Thomas A.
Lane, Engineer Commissioner.
said the requests will go to Con-
gress as quickly as they can be
prepared.
Recreation Showdown.
On other matters before the
planners:
/. The District Recreation
Boards plan to develop the In
dustrial Home School site on
Wisconsin avenue NV. as a
"city-wide recreation CENTER
without fringe parking-ran into
a barrage of criticism and
headed for a showdown at the
Planning Commissions April
meeting.
! 2. Both the planners and Will
liam Zeckendorf issued state
ments expressing a desire and
intention to work out their diff
ferences on the redevelopment of
southwest Washington.
Douglas S. Brinkley, District
highway planner, told the COM
mission more than $1,000 cars
a day now wind their way
through the myriad of lanes in
Union Station Plaza. He said
the long-awaited new plan would
divert 80 per cent of that number
away from the station.
q Six-Lane Streets.
The plans key is a widening
of D street from four to six lanes
between Louisiana avenue and
Evening star., 1955-03-04

Balanced Tailoring technique
are the reasons. Plateau is
the suit of successful men, a
label of distinction! The
classic lines tailored in to
stay proved in perfor-
nance by over a million Pla.
teau garments. Slip into one
tomorrow and watch the
weight seem TO magically dis
appear forever! $3.50
Evening star., 1955-03-04
Businessmen Urged
ToAid Urban Renewal
With Time and Money

Washington's business COM
munity was urged yesterday by
James w. Rouse, mortgage
banker, to give substantial time
and money toward making bet
ter city through slum clearance.
Mr.. Rouse addressed a Hotel
Statler luncheon of the Board
of Trustees of the Federal City
Council, which he challenged to
assume leadership of this move
ment. The District Commits
sioners yesterday Endorsed the
urban renewal program in prin-
ciple.
The Federal City Council
could exercise an indispensable
function if it took the leader
ship in this movement and gave
the needed support to the Dis
trict Commissioners" declared
Mr.. Rouse, urban renewal con-
sultant for the District govern
ment.
Urges Enforcement Court.
He advocated a special housing
court to enforce the housing
code now being drawn up. He
said it should have a special
judge so the code could be uni
formly enforced.
Mr.. Rouse also urged that a
voluntary fight blight" group
be set up to finance property
owners in making improvements
they could not Immediately af-
ford.
He warned there are many
people who do not want to see
urban renewal succeed. There
is profit in slum property and
owners do not want to lose
this investment, he said.
Washington is more nearly
able to do the job Of slum
removal and urban renewal
than any city in the United
States, Mr.. Rouse contended.
Wants Strong Code.
The urban renewal expert ad-
vocated vigorous enforcement of
a strong housing code to bring
property up to desirable mini
mum standards. He said there
would be an incentive for home
owners to improve their own
property when they saw the city
in earnest about slum clearance
and urban renewal.
The business force, he said, is
the most potent to organize
and its voice will be heard in
the community.
In introducing Mr.. Rouse
Sam Neel, general counsel of the
Mortgage Bankers of America
recalled that the urban renewal
expert has recently purchased
the mortgage business of the
firm of Boss & Phelps here.
Alvin Aubinoe, architect, re-
porting on the proposed hous-
ing code. said he expects the
new draft will be finished next
week,
Evening star., 1955-03-04
PeppeY Organization

The India Pepper Trade Asso-
citation, a permanent body to
deal with long term problems of
the pepper trade, was established
recently in New Delhi.
Evening star., 1955-03-04

Once you had to choose be.
tween a lightweight suit or a
heavier one, depending on
the weather. But Plateau
takes that problem off your
shoulders. It's the first suit
you can wear comfortably in
Washington's changeable eli
mate. The incomparably lux
urious Pacific Mills prelaxed
fabric and Timely's unusual
Evening star., 1955-03-04
NO,x,! he comfortable lzf
igor ~. iks TizrseIaz;s
Pr.e-Inxgd PLATEAU!

TmeIs though REGULAR in ,ueigh
especially almost WEEGHTLESS back!
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N,w.

IMER. U. PARK; VERY Low Cos
3 excellent bedrooms. . tile baths on
redecorated: vacant: MAKE OFFER.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. T-l41E
ewes, EN-, 3-5Tp9. lie
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-
semidetached home Living room,
large dining room, spacious kitchen,
: ssrs s0G Furniture s AVAILABLE If De.
sired. Price $1,000: terms to suit
purchaseTs INEz cusHARD. Realtor.
B n 47se W st. NV. open
Sun. to 5:3o--Another brand-new
beauty Just completed in Berkeley
ss Trsas sbr Rhip s. a dog van ,S Ss
quality OF materials and workman
ship contained in this home. You
will understand also why in such Q
short period of DEVELOPMENT, more
than fifty prominent Washington
families have purchased homes in
Berkeley. A carefully controlled COM
munity Of fine homes IN the exclu-
I'd. section. Fifteen minutes to down.
town or Pentagon. Charming stone
and painted brick Colonial, in .
delightful woodland setting. Ninety
foot frontage Includes large library
and powder room on FIRST floor. Three
lovely bedrooms and two baths on
second floor. Large all-eleetric
Kitchen with all the latest and finest
labor saving equipment, Beautiful
recreation room with fireplace and
half bath In basement, Permanent
stairway to storage attic. LarEe
screened porch Fine slate roof,
copper cutters, downspouts and tub
HOUND AIR CONDITIONING Al
SMALL ADDITIONAL COST. Direc.
tions: Foxhali I'd. to Fulton, west &c
4pth. left 10 W ST.. left to home
or; Reservoir I'd. to Macarthur
blvd, continue 70 W az, right 2is-
blocks to home. FRANK s. PHIL.
LIPS. d. 7-tAll; eves.. Wo. e-4IS4
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PRINCE GEORGE CO. Restaurant
and beer.--Liopor and grocery store,
handle. JACOBSON REALTY co.
1904 Hammond ave, TskOma Park.
MOTEL. about IS mi. from Washing
situated; IL units and charming
living quarters. Business shows In
crease Of a5fc over previous year.
Price. SIS ,Un0 INEG CUsHARD,
Realtor, EN-. 2-423. or OIL. '.-SS67
LUNCHE0NETE, near 18th and cI
n.e,--Nr. schools. Easy terms. Reas,
VARIETY STORE - Lons-established
money! maker, ideal for man and
Wife business will pay itself out IN
inventory. Phone WA. 7-72l9 morn
GRsO St sT0RE.-Realy q good
chance for one. or even better for
partners; doins $500 . week; nice
living quarters; beer. PROVIDENCE
HNxkk5pw i lss I sr s,se BY ov ls
Dollar for dollar about $4,000 In
RESTAURANT - FAIRFAX, VA. -
Ideally located in tass,sroyins eorn;
IlutlAty VA 1ttNs- ~sss 49, W. NtSN
tourist as well as local trade. COM
pleteiy equipped. OWNER viii sac
LI Fsfssf r. A SiS0i SPECIALITY ssGor
pupoS n"i FAMILY sA SHOP 1891 Conn.
ave. Good price for quick sale. No
phone calls, l6s
$1,000. and fun-time services to
invest. Want partnership or par
chase Of profitable, legitimate bust
ness. Excellent business background
and references. Box 519-M. star
lH'
DRUGSTORE FOR SALE -onc o. the
most profitable in D. c. AREA; long
est Sales over 100000. very low
/ rent, long lease. priced fairly. Excel
| for partners or indiyid. Ss35,uo0 cash
| req, Principals only. Please do moi
! reply Unless sincerely interested snc
qualified. State refs. Box 23s-M. star
VARIETY STORE for rent or sale
| Good location. 500 eth 81. sc.
Saturday or SUNDAY 49, !.
SHOE RkPATR MACHTNERY---stoet
and supplies complete. no reasonable
offer refused. must sen. Call La. D.
0Seo. sun. after 3 PIN.
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coLoRED

ADJACENT RocK CREEK PARK
Fine row brick. Liv. rm.: din: rm,.
den. kit. LIST hr. Second hr.---5 bed
rms. and dble. entrance bath. New
oil burner and hot-water heater.
Storm windows. Anchor fenced rear
reouired. groLKR . CO. RA 3-Yf3i
e. Ola A.2x3o. --1e
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HOUSES Fok sALE-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE

Nh. COOLIDGE HICH--2-bedroon
frame bunsalow; fun hsmt. RA.
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

D. c. BRICK RAMBLER-5 yrs. old
best construction: : full tile baths,
half baths, rec. rm.. air cond..
burg and Frederick, Md. SIGLER
4 CO, RIA. 3-3431. sun, OIL; A.
2 LOTS 90 by 100 ca. located on
22nd ST., 100 feet on Queens Chapel
road viii exchange for waterfront
cottage or what have you. Box
III You oi SHAVE HAVE PROPERTY Of any
kind, or ground OF any kind. which
you would consider trading, advan-
taeeously of course. can offer you
q service which will be beneficial to
you. Personalized and confidential.
Call Bill Dora, UN. 4-7005, for no
oblisation discussion. COLONIAL. IN
VESTMENT CO. lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-15

coLoRED-RHODE ISLAND AVE,
SMITH SMITH ADs S"soSs, De. a-i1e6.
- MT. PLEASANT, NV.
area--sIx bedrms.. z new baths.
coLoRED-Mr. PLEASANT Sc
TiON-Colonia tapestry brick. mod
ern. front and rear porches: .
$1,000 down. Oh 4-7sss. Ia
CoLORED-oPEN SUN. 1-5. 1918
Crittenden st. n.w.-Det.. rms. !;
h.-w.h.:. lge. lot: garage close
transp,, schools. Trade or terms;
c To- of Sr2e2g q A BIN 4- ASp cRIr1
4 bedrins.. Spacious liy. rm.. dining
rm. and Kitchen; many fruit trees;
close grade and high schools: trade
2-3926. MARSHALL J. WAPLE Co.
on Ia Rttn & IA n;s AZ 4Wo -I fxILY
HOUSE, 1875 Webster. 81, n,w.--Twc
complete kitchens: 2 baths plus lst-
q. powder rm.; q steal at $l4,93U.
with $3.50 cash down, terms IKE
rent to responsible purchaser: CAP
Mr.. Clnrk, IA. o-Nll1s hhAftoEANAAA5
J. wAPLE CO. 1924 14th ct. n.w.'
c6oIIokTp SOo ROCK CREEK PARK
---Attrac., semidet. brick; liv. rm..
fireplace, igs, din: nm. reception
a bedrns., 3 baths. auto. oil heat
and hot water. 2-car gar; front
meut. RA. 3.329S -l6
1881 Jefferson st. NV; fine sec,
mr.. 18th and Colo. ave. Buy direct
from owner and save $1,000; OpeI
Sat. and Sun. pm. Call EN-
coIoRED on WHITE-Upper NV.
bet. l4th and 10th FIRST offering
owner liquidating. semidet. brick
s complete apts., well furn, "a.
mo. less than $4,000. Assume
new 1sf trust: cash, 81. 800, bal
easy. Box 213-R, Star. lie
COLORED--DETAC --RM. home
1881 Jefferson st, nw.--Vacant. Buy
direct from owner and save 81 900
$4,000 LIST trust. Easy terms. Oper
Sat. and sun. Pm. In. 2-7g9l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-15

s-leyei. contemporary rambler: 2
bedrms.. Hv. rm. with fireplace, din.
ELL" equip. kit. rec. I'm. with
fifepl and butit-in garage; avail. at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-15
N. ARLINGTON
FALLS CHURCH

FALLS CHURCH
4 bedrm. brick. liy; rm; with arepl.;
sep. din. rm.. equipped kit, fenced
yard, blk. to elem. school. $3.50.
3-bedrm, brick, hv. rm. with firepl,,
s: saS q sIao tm JOHN aSRpip w. M ff. S
60 a,d H1llwg SS., sVe lin Fs anss f6ureh 5E
I AND 2 RIM. HOMES.
Quick possession. Ideally located
One and 2-family units. ST. 3-S433'
c6 6fHo si5z5Si ord ST. s.w.-I ls
COW downtown location. uRcioLo
REALTY CO. Me. s-4941.
COLORkD--i65 n ST. N.W.---2-story
brick, s lge. rms. bath; h:.w.h;;
REALTY CO, ME. s-4S41. Wf5
COL0RED-NEAR GA. and Irving
n.w.--Slx rms. 2 kits, bsmt., gas
heat, 3 porches. SlI5 per mo-. Ii.
4-73o0 or 10. $4,000. -l6
COLORED l5th-BLADENSBUR
Ne. mr.. Sears-s-rm. hse.; bsmt.:
COW. transp. LII. 4-1100, Jo- 2-2205.
coLoRED-NEwLY REMoDELED-
2-bedrm. and bath house; m nod m
i pias utiIs' sss Parker PARK; st.. ne, call
Ma. S-9257, 9 to 5 weekdays. liz
COLORED-HOUSE beautiful. 1424
Crittenden st. NV. Must be seen
to be appreciated: can be used as
two apis. Insp. by appt. only. Call
Monday through Friday from ] to
5 pm. AID. 2-14S5. ---l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-15
CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS

A wonderfully spacious home, nne
for entertaining and excellentiy
located for either doctor or dentist.
Two floors have vall-to-wall carpet
ing, large living room. dining room,
kitchen, powder room and den on
LIST A.: bedrooms, 3 baths. good
recreation room, maids room and
on very private earden: gear de-
tached sarage. Call Mrs. Bull.
MARSTELLER-M cCABE
wo. 5-l966 Evenings, EN-. 3-107e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-15
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for home in near
by Md. or NV D. c.; free appraisals.
no delay For complete rental sery-
ice, phone rs today. PERRY HAY
CO, JU. 5-6142. lis
wife, small daughter,
desire furnished two-bedroom house
or apartment convenient Library of
CONGRESS; February l to September
]. DR.. H HYMAN, Earlham Col
leRe, Richmond, Ind. Tel. 6-So65.
lie
2 OR 3 BEDRM. HOUSE. ami: viii
consider small farm or house on
farm: must be within 40 miles OF
Capitol and available Fen. /. Give
all details FIRST letter. Box 32g.M.
Star. 10
V Virginia Rentals Wanted
Let US manase your property and
take the work and worry on your
shoulders. Complete rental service
phone KI, 9-6644. ..
AL BAKER &,SON, INC.
Tia s. st. Asaph st., Alex, Va,
10
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For. these and other rental hstinss.
call or drop in to
LuRM BROTHERS
ia 7-s50o. 204s Wilson Blvd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-15

ESTABLISHED RADIO AND Nv busi-
ness for sale. CAL Ma. 6-ej7s. 1fs
DRIVEN RESTAURANT SITES IN
virsinia-I have several parcels OF
land. that are on main hignweys:
Land can be bought q Us leased, Gail
CO. 5-f3sS. PoMPoNio REALTY.
THEATER FOR sAiE-Trade. rent OF
lease. All new modern equipment.
Seating 400. Rent paid uD. for g
Yrs; Low overhead e operate: VIII
free ana Clear q dsbt. Terms % q
suit you. Can IA. 5-O750 or write
". 9. MCGEE. 2o21 N. quinn. Ar
r iRsaii1ei Won for rent. ideal loea-
fi1n io nes snail trailer business Can
C 81 algsSi ;cLEANERs-Now accept Ger
ing wholesale accounts, finished or
roughed. We furnish printed gar
ment BAGS with your name. address
s n,,a N, Phone cry number; Free ,s q charT rs
HE afRaMssA we On. 4 lssiss7 service. IL Mr.
WANTED-Priyate investor to buy
good End trust notes. tcoi. prop. al
very attrse; discounts. p. Q. Box
l5sl Arlington 3, Va. s3
country home in 3-acre oak grove
residence. IL rooms. 8 baths 2. half
baths. automatic heat, 2 wells. 9
screened porches. A real opportunity
to buy Q home and business for
only. $50. 800 on terms. Open 1880.
Sunday. Directions: Out Colesville
I'd. to LIST house on left In Ashton.
ASHTON REALTY CO.. SIP. 4-5S74.
AND DAKERY-weil
equipped. Ready to start business.
excel. NV. location. Best offer buys
It. J. B. MALLOS, Excl. ACT. Gle
Kennedy st. NV. RA. 6-S227. ia
AUTO PARTS, wholesale. In sub.
Wash. for sale or will take in active
or inactive investors. Box 37l-M.
Active PARTNER, store manager.
on guar. salary and percentage.
EMBASSY LAUNDERETTE, 2024 p
st. NV. Interviews by appt. on Sun.
and Mon. Phone HU. 1883. III
CLEANING STORE, cheap rent:
thiekly populated neighborhood; re-
firing. Ill health. RELIABLE CLEAN
ERS, 1919 18th st. NV. 16s
DRY CLEANING PLANT and laundry;
good business; owner Is leaving
town. CAN Sunday after IL. ia.
rHINrunJAq
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
FALLS cHuRcH AREA
$3.50 PER MO.

2-bedrm. CAPE CD. newly decor;
sep. din. rIn.. equip. kit. wooded
cor. lot. avail. now.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

COLoRED--s1.soO DOWN, 18th and
Decatur sts n.Ws--Semidet. Colonial
brk.; rms, . baths. . incl, porches.
DAVID NIMETZ, RE 7-4940, co.
5-45S4. liz
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3-bedrm. contemporary rambler. with
new grade school. Avail. inmed.
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S0I2 CLAIMING ST. N.E:---Det. =
bedrms., liv. rm., din, rm., kit, bath
bsmt, gar, Ice. yard. 500. JU. =
CHEVY CHEVY CHASE. p. C.-Attrac, brick
house. east Of Conn; 3 bedrms,. q
baths, Nv. rm. with firepl.., din. nm,
mod. kit, rec. rm.. newly decorated;
S165 mo. AID. 4-S700, Ext. 800.
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CAPE COD-5-room bungalow, nm
ished attic. vicinity Rivcrdale. Md.
EG .ll Wh Y SEisa fTF de MI BED
rms, full bsmt.: semidet,; cony: TO
school, shopping ctr. busline; 1928.
10. s-5l40, 2506 Iverson st, Sc,
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TAKoMA PARK, 71o4 Sycamore ave.
Rear house, 8 rooms. gas heat.
paved driveway. SIS mo. --15 !
BELTSVILLE, Md rooms and
bath, couple with | child. no dogs,
references. $50. Phone WE. 5-566i 1.
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FALLS CHURCH

FALLS CHURCH
Lovely brick. 3-bedrm, rambler. with
Ice, picture windows and screened
porch; Bendix: plenty OF storase.
Trees. Schools, Call JE. 4-s2nn,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
LITTLE PORTAGE
MRS. c. w. suNNIEc

The Bay Twp. All Jolly Stitch
ers held their annual Xmas party
Monday eve, Dec. 26 at the town.
ship hall All present had a fine
time. Bingo was played, there was
an exchange of Xmas gifts among
the members. The club leaders,
Agnes Brough, Jay Kagamaster,
and Lois Short were given strands
of pearls with matching earrings.
The lunch furnished by the club
consisted of wieners, buns, potato
chips, ice cream and cookies. One
member Linda Jones in Magruder
hospital with pneumonia was sent
flowers.
We extend sympathy to the John
Lochotzki family. Mrs. John Loeb
otzki died unexpectedly Friday
night. She was wonderful neigh
Dor and mother and will be greatly
missed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie PaulSen
and daughters of Tiffin and Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Paulsen and sons
of Sandusky were Xmas guests OF
the A. N. PaulsenS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Burning OF
route 500 Elmore entertained Xmas
Monday with a turkey dinner the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Bum
ming, John and Edna Anny Jay
Kagamaster and Linda, Sand Road,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Grelder
and Kenneth of Clyde, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Johnson.
The following were Xmas guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Curtis:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kirkham and
daughter Patricia of Cleveland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Schribner of To-
ledo, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schribnef
of Cleveland, Mrs. Grace Halter
man and daughter of Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord Vogt and
Kathryn of Columbus are home
from the University for the Xmas
holidays. The Vogt's accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Sinke EWedsen
spent Xmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Ewersens on Bay Shore
Road.
Fred Petersen spent the Xmas
holidays with his daughter in To-
ledo.
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BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

Dec. 80: Philip Van Rensselaer,,
Paul Robert Lockwood. Anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bygden
their 37th); Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Short (their 39th).
Dec. 81: Barbara Snider, Harold
Hauck, Earl Wreier, Russell Simon,
Florence Killey, Lucille Wonnell,
Joanna Walls, Charles Koerner,
Ida Glickman, William J. Ernst,
Richard Krupp, Lavine DeLor,
Thelma Frederick. Anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Schmidt (their
41st).
Jan. 1: Dorothy Carstens, Judith
Ann Vogt, Dorothy Steel, Patsy
Shinevar, Mrs. V. ]. Bergman,
Charles Dress, Jr. Anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Gill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Brand.
Jan. 2: Conrad Beutler, Harlin
Floro, Jack Bolte, David Immel,
Jim Jacobs, Sally Sue Sullivan,
Mrs. Barden Witter.
Jan. 8: Norman Park, Ralph Yen
sen, James Wolfe, Walter Smith,
Mrs. Ed Kirk.
Jan. 4: Tom Kinney, Mrs. Helen
Boldt, Mrs. Mildred Wenger, Chuck
Adams, Lucille Finken, Mrs. Lo-
vena Alexander Anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. CLAYTON Border.
Jan. 5: Harold Fletcher, Wilson
Snyder, Richard Dean Kirk, Mrs.
Edith Bowers, Gary Bandelean,
Wayne Howell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
Mrs. Glenn Pyler Is Wed
TO Moi. EIgin Smith

Mr., and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Rober Thomas Of Columbia.
s. c., announce the marriage
December 81 Of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Glenn Parnell Pyler.
to Mai. Elgin Smith Of this
city and Silver Spring.
The ceremony was per-
formed by Dr.. Edward Hughes
Pruden in the chapel Of the
new First Baptist Church.
which Is being erected at
Sixteenth and o streets. This
is the first wedding ceremony
to be- performed In the new
church. Or. Al Chandler
stith, executive secretary u
the District Of Columbia Hap-
tist Convention. with which
Maj. Smith was associated for
several years - convention
treasnrer. offered the prayer.
mrs. Smith was 1t one time
connected with the South
Carolina state government.
She has been active In
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doesn't make them very choice
prospects for a landlord. who
generally likes to rent on q
yearly basis1
A New Quest
Congressman Magnuson was
reelected and now has had
to start his housing quest all
over again. His oldest son is
now q college freshman. but
the Magnusoils still need hous-
ing for six. The Congressman
new here q few weeks ago to
try to settle the problem be-
fore January. this time hoping
to buy. But he didn't find
anything that satisfied both
his taste and his pbcketbook.
SO he went back home. He
tried to continue his search
BY long distance telephone.
with both his secretary and
Ken Harding acting as scouts
on several likely prospects.
Nothing worked out.
The Magnusons have now
rented q temporary house for
six weeks, starting January /,
at q cost Of SO Q day. which
they viii move into next week.
They hope to md something
permanent before the SIX
weeks are up.
Then there is the case Of
James M. Quigley, father Of
i've, elected for the first time
last November from Pennsyl-
vaniA. The Congressman-elect
has made several trips here
since November looking for q
furnished house to rent. with
out success.
'Awkword Stage
my trouble Is I'm Just at
the awkward stage" he says.
III I lived farther away. like
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Beauty Survey

After m extensive survey
81 beauty experts, retailers and
consumers. researchers found
that 9s per cent Of lipstick
users prefer six basic shades:
q Light pastel pink. q deep pink
red, an orange-red. q light true
red, q medium true-red. and
3 deep blue-red. What does q
woman want In q lipstick?
According to q survey women
are primarily interested In
color. Next. they want lasting
quality. Then. ease Of appli-
cation and taste. Surprisingly.
the least important quality,
listed by those interviewed was
perfume.
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Wonon's Porties
Fete Nine. Sein

The World Wornan's Party
and the National Womanis
Party win hold q reception TO-
day from I 70 Z o'clock ct the
Alba Belmont House, ll4 Cons
stitution avenue NE. ID honor
Of Nine. Mya Eein. Of RAM
COON, Burma.
Nine. Sem IS q lecturer In
history at Raneoon University.
She is Ia this country under
the auspices Of the United
States Government under the
Snith-Mundt Acts exchange
program for mutual cooper
ton.
Mime. Sem was q leader ii
the movement for Burmese In
dependence until it was won
IN 1916. and has been active IN
won1en's organizations Ia Bur-
ma. She has been in this cOun-
try since Noyemher. and ex-
poets 10 return to Burma III
February.
I
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church and civic club work
in Columbia and throughout
the State. More recently she
was associated with the South
ern Baptist Convention State
once IN Fresno, Calf. Mai.
Smith is on the star Of the
First Baptist Church q Di-
rector Of business administra-
ton.
The couple win make their
home IN silver Spring.