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Evening star., 1955-07-17

GIVE AWAY 2 delightful kittens.
Lady. Silver and Smoky want good
homes and affection. They're lots
cockFR q fSP PApPiHs, 20 PiHss7 Axe registered.
Healthy. playful. black or blond.
S12 up. JE. 2-3703.
COCKER SPANIEL, blond, pedigreed,
7 months old. Housebroken. has
bad rabies shots; also fns dog
PUPPIES, 3 weeks, mixed breed.
Come out and look US over, we
need you; reasonable. WA. 7-30p7.
STAMESE KITTENS. two seal point
ono blue Loint, females. pedigreed
S35. Call PO. 2-2S21 Monday or
come %, 500 Eeeding ave-. Rock
GILMAN YIN M" sSnasEKf ssSHfPEKfERp PUPPIES
from excellent bitches bred by Ch
FloY-Russ Marcus Aurelius; black
with gray or tan: g wks.: shots;
vormed, guaranteed: S7b and up.
JEN1BI SHEPHERDS. DU. 5-75b4.
FRENCH POODLE. standard. male,
Ia. yrs, black. fine pet. Axe.
shots and vormed; housebroken.
tS6. 10. e-eSS3.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

PVT. KIT. AND BATH
Colored. Large bsmt. room. all utiis
furn: S11 wk. LA. 6-1S03.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
GUNS

WE WILL BUY ALL MAKES
TOP PRICES PAID
ATLAS SPORTS STORE
927 d ST NV
Evening star., 1955-07-17

Entire stock must be moved Of new
1855 Frieidaire, GE. Philco. Cros-
ley. Gibson, Admiral refrigerators
and freezers. no reasonable ofier
refused. All new and fully guar,
Free del free service. Open ewes
Evening star., 1955-02-09

your proposed book, "You Are
Never Alone" may t1nd an
answer not only for loneli-
ness but for emptiness, not
necessarily the same thing.
Some of the most miserable
(and the most misery-making)
mortals I know are the empty
ones who never seem to think
Of anything except themselves.
who wallow in self-pity and
fear.
A woman who has had a
happy marriage will feel des-
perately the loss Of her hus-
band. But the same qualities
that made a good marriage
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Reception for
New Citizens

The Pilot Club Of Washing
ton and the Women's Bar AS
ISOLATION entertained at a re-
ception yesterday for approx
mately $50 newly naturalized
citizens.
The affair was held immedi-
ately following the naturaliza-
ton ceremony in the Court
House, Constitution avenue and
John Marshall place NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Mory Morgoret Mcbride Soys-
Try to OutWit Loneliness

will create q satisfying new
life when she intelligently ap.
plies them to her changed sit
uation. Her husband is gone,
the children are grown, what
is to take their place? A job?
Volunteer services? Develop
ing a hobby into an avocation?
For the thinking. alert person,
there is always a substitute for
even the dearest treasure lost.
I know women who to fill
their minds with creative
thoughts have taken courses
IN languages, studied stenogra-
ply. f1ower-arranging, started
small businesses In their
homes. I know others who, In
a sort of helpless despair, have
sunk deeper and deeper into
the mire Of their own negative
+. vacant thinking.
The latter are the ones who
keep the doctors waiting room
full.
I am not often conscious of
loneliness. though I've had
periods when. away from FAM
lily and friends. I've felt
acutely that sense of soliari-
ness. But all through my life
I've had two happy backstops:
work in which I'm interested
and for which there are dead
lines, and-perhaps even more
important to carry me out Of
n1yself-books. can always
bury myself ostrich-like In q
good book when life is too
much for me.
PIoy Games
I think I'll tell you about
some simple devices that two
women. with names that you'd
all recognize. use to fight lone
liness. One travels on business
a good deal and sometimes
finds herself at week ends in
strange cities with time on her
hands.
IF I feel a little low and
start being sorry for myself"
she told me. II 60 for a walk
and make up little stories
about people ! see. She's a
secretary all dressed UP be-
cause she's going to meet a
new young man. I decide
about a pretty girl. And then
I start looking for a likely lad
for her. It's just a game, but
it amuses me. takes me out of
myself. and I go back to my
hotel refreshed, hungry and
ready to carry on"
Another friend, writer, ac-
tually plays games with her.
self to ward off loneliness.
She's never told me this but
her secretary did.
"She even entertains at pre-
tend-tea parties. as children
do," said the secretary. "One
day I was amazed to see her
open the door, greet herself
graciously and invite herself
to have some tea. She went
into the studio, ate toasted
English muffins and played
she had company for an hour
or more. Then she started to
work again probably with new
dialogue and fresh ideas"
Good luck, DR.. Ditzen, to
''You Are Never Alone" It
could be a help to many.
tFrom AP Newsfeatures.)
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Mrs. BoconPIons
Supper Party

Mrs. Robert Low Bacon is
entertaining at a supper party,
following the National Sym
phony Orchestra's concert to-
night, at her home, 1901 F
street NV.
The party is in honor Of DR..
and Mrs. Howard Mitchell, Mr..
Isaac Stern, violinist, and Mr..
Gregor Piatigorsky, cellist.
who will be soloists at the con-
cert.
Members of the National
Symphony's Board and concert
goers will attend the party.
Evening star., 1955-02-09

think other
in ividuals
m ay u S e
their "son-
tariness" to
live fruit
fully and
con S tr uc-
lively in
s tie a d Of
negatively.
Before I
be gin to
answer, may
I just ex-
pre- SIS the
A.- A1aAk
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Dear DR.. Lowell Ditzen:

You ask how I handle the
"human problem Of aloneness
and loneliness" and how !
think other individuals may
Evening star., 1955-10-06

1876 ACRES all In grass, o-rm
house. mod. improvements. barn oI
barraek 40x60: immediate poss
$4,000
Evening star., 1955-10-06

500. ACRES. 0-rm. dwelling. 3O-cou
dairy barn: Washingfon market
2 large bank barns. necessary out.
buildings. $4,000.
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HOUSES fss sALl VA. lcsat.l j

VACANT AND oPEN at 0eos \. slss
St. AFlingtqn Beautiful Ss-eerl
park-like setting: large COMPLETELY
restored older home with z large
rooms. ] y modern baths. z picture
v1ssso wlnspoYSt sssg5aee 5s a. Hno owSsr zen si1.
$50. Ean JE, 4-554s.
4I2.9S0. UNDER 91,OoO CAsH--Va-
cant, 3-bedroorn detaehed, masonry
over cinder block: perfect condition:
large lot and trees. Few minutes
from D. c.. 41ass 1st trust. Bendix
washer ct low price. OWNER, IA.
S-66f6, RA. e-22S1. %
4 BEDRHs. = Sia.2 oI. $3.50
down buys a terrific amount Of
living space inside and out. fenced
level lot. perfect for children; close
tonsI pHa snpps op al M nensin en cal
IA. a-4s6o. WRIGHT REALTY,
INC. N. Glehe I'd. Arlington. -
SWEET LITTLE SET-UP, euzy lia-
story home In very desirable n. Ar
brick fireplace. sep. din.. .rna,,
equipped kit, bedrus,, and bath
on iirst floor: ! huge bedrm. up
stairs; rear porch; full bsmt. /;
RsS RssSseee ea Il. ogr sSsS ssssss ss 8 Hs asaf ss4
SERVICE, Mcs 476S Lee hwy. sofi
Glebel.
C0zY COTTAGE in choice n. Airing!
ton location Offering perfect living
for the smaller family ct price, Of
only S14.750. Entr. hail. ige. hv.-
din. rra. comb. with drepi.. Ice.
fully equip. kit,. 2 hedrrls.. tile
bath. secluded patio with barbecue,
screens and storm windows; walls
attic fnn. IN frnnn 4 efflsfe roY,d
Shown hy appointment. THE OAR
BY COMPANY, IA. 5-e3p3. once
open Q 10 o. -7
TRADE-2-bedrm. brick Colonial.
Mclean area: fun bsnits separate
din. rli,, excel expHfi. possibilities:
price, $l3.a60. WIN accept your
ssraTr isallsF nons gH' = s.5s ssede. slLLs Real
WARNING, You'll love this unusual
ali-bFiek home II YOU see It. 30 be
prepared to buy: 8 lge. bedrms.i
i II baths, sep. din. rfff.. unique kit,
with ige. breakfast nook: full bsnnt..
prepared for rec. rua.; huilt.in Sc.
rage; delightful wooded iot; INSPECT
Caii "a. 7-sOe0. RFAL ESTATE
SERVICE, INC. 4T63 Lee HiehEay
AfTnsSTiSN, IN STiSRSs GROWING FAMILY
Cape Cod on quiet deadeend street,
IN n. AFlington. bedklnss 1sf.
a.: Iee. pine-pAneled bedrm. up.
lge; nn,ishsd PING l' snslsd rec: r!sai q
fenced lot. Assume Ice. $4,000
4zst LIST trust with payments only
Ss5 Incl. everything. asking SD,
COMPANY. IA. S-9393. Once
raa. rfaRsn 81 4 z 'eaffnoyrp--Love,, -Ia BRICK
Colonial, located IN the highly. de.
Arlington. Offerlng 5 hedrms., den,
lis baths, liV. rm. with flrepl.,
sep. din, rm,. fuzzy equip. kit..
full hslnt, with. finished rec. .rin.,
heaut. tree-shaded lot. Priced at
naaaEns,YI's naEsY cSpHhY sAaED y IA APP. s.osss yaE
AIhsBRffGk RAmBLER = si8.s5o.
FLA OR OF CONTRACTS AC-
CEPTED. just newly decorated.
ciose-in location; on level lot; in
lovely wooded area, LIVING rTn. with
fireplacey separate dining ell, ALL
electric kitchen tdishwasher, etcl,
3 bedrooms, de luxe ali-tiled bath,
full basement tbig windows above
gradel. outside entrances. OUT OF
ToWN' TOWN "a AN1iogs M g1Io Io SELL. can
$500, GI-5-BEDRM.. 2-BATH
briek-and-shinsle Cape Cod. on "
acre level lot. Fireplace In living
rni., dining. rn.. equipped kitchens
3 years old. Quick possession.
CROWELL a. CO.. INC.
216o n. Glebs Rd.s Arl.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
FARMS lcsnt.l

So AcREs ON CA. AVE. EXT.
1.lO0-t, read tronfaee. ige. l0-fm
house. bedrnis., V baths, in ex
eel, cond.; also .4-unit apt. housi
and 5-rm. bungaieE. Gross ineoml
from apt house ana bungalo.
SkkEaRp sfsSoosairus, s'fs: Rs:aiieSI.. iiSe.syS 5U
q.g42o: eyes. and Sun, Mr. Lamb
lTakMETPfSEi' = s-room house nftl
bath. on 10 acres Of gently follinl
land. Frcutage on good grave
road iIl nearby Howard CsS. Housl
oid barn osI; $1,000: oooas 800 down down.
falm WHY M5.5 seuueesaEinlE me. Nsseile
FREDERICK co. RETREAT
AZ miles b. c. q houses. j 9 quaint
old stone house. ideal for restora.
ton. the other. frame. new. entirt
house paneled. Large stream flow
between the houses. a beautiful re-
Iisi.s fssi slsh egs ) cessrtsIans c s ss sSssi
FREDERICK COUNTY
Arrao. iso45sr n "; ra3M s, WASH
VI
1876 ACRES all In grass, e-rm
house. mod. inprovemsnts, barn oi
barraek 40x66: immediate poss
500. ACRES. 6-rm. dwelling. 3o-eou
dairy barn: Wakhington market
2 large bank barns. necessary out.
buildings. $4,000.
Lars Acprs g.rw hnus,. ao..,af
COW barn; WASHINGTON market
12x3O .siio, barrack 2ex6O. ma.
chine shed 90 II. and other small
outbuildinEs; $4,000.
26s ACRES, s.rm. frame house
mod. bank barn 60x1Q0, 2 silo.
l4x40 and other small outbuild
100 ACRES, 1I-rm. brick house,
compieteiy modern. 40-coW dairj
barn and other outbuildings. $780,
600.
Mr.. MYERsyILLE, 90 ACRES. 10
rm. brick dwelling, new hank barr
30x75 and other outbuildings
~~@t~
Evening star., 1955-10-06

eloO DOWN, N0N-GIla Move rieht
In; 3-bedrIn. ranehef with dining
ell stove. refftRefator, washer;
RoRscHAcH hHALTY. u. s-a706.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
BUslNEssT PROP. FOR RENT
STORES ron RENT

SILVER SPRING. Kensington---
Large store. excel. ahop., etc. SSK
MARgTELLER REAL ESTATE. 10
As.,ss s,2ssa rs svss sSr,JY W. i. 5.sse,asS $3.50, 81
Excellent location In d. C.ts tastes,
growing community and heart 81
apartment house developments;
parking area and loading platform
IN rear. Owner desires to lease tc
desirable tenant. Box f3b-V, star
STORE. 1890 IT.. Tefrazzo fioorsi
parking area. door from corner
8. Capitol 1t. ideal location, In
fastest growing community In %. C.,
Reasonable rent. Boz 263-v. Star
1909 EYE ST. N.w.--powntown, ii
medical center, ideal for valet
sRsssSssrinsGp' RsS np snsss5' sns5iss' etc. Can !. sR
STORE, 20x65. heart Of FAN:
plenty 81. front and rear parking
Reasonable rent. b. N. GIBSON
WHkATON--NeW, attractive stoft
front. air-conditioned. 1Sx00
Ready Nov. 1At. Exclusive, ASH
LEY. INC. 2405 Price ave, Whea.
ton, Md. LO. b.2323. ---H
DOWNTOWN 18th ST.. lst TINE
0FFERED-store 16x3S plus stor.
age space, only Sa25 per month
Available Immediately. CARL q
RO9INSKI CO. Ma. 6-e254. GA
~ %
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COLONIAL REALTY CO
ARLINGTON
tPRECISIQN BUILT

"PRECISION BUILT"
Setting rnajestically on high. foiIina
der ToWEkTNd TREES. ana away
SRt at.s hs FROM 5oaf ne q sSs ~ 70.
comfortable living Is this excellent.
large Colonial, SPACIOUS Rooms
PREDoMfNATE. First door con
sists Of entrance hall, living room
with fireplace. full dining room,
big kitchen. fully equipped with
eating space and side screened
porch; upstairs 3 nice bedrooms
and Q tiled baths: large attic for
storage; full basement WITH REC
REATIoN ROOM. MAIDS ROOM
AND BATH; slate roof; Lear AZ
tached .garsge. Truly quality
NETGHBoRHpoDs see Il BY ap-
pointment only: priced $31 800.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-a300 TIL
Evening star., 1955-10-06

ARLINGTON
HOP, SKIP AND JUMP!
THE KIN WILL BE IN THE SCHOOL
YARD AND DAD WILL BE IN THE
PENTAGON In Just that way when
you move into this nice oider-typt
home, with detached garage, on
lovely corner lot In Yirginia High
land section uf South Arlington;
has 2 rooms, 2 baths II bedroom
and bath on firSt doorl: basement,
psrison invited st reduced prizes Of
ARLINGTON REALTY
gaia Wilson Blvd. ia. T-a3o0 I'll 8
Evening star., 1955-10-06
LoTs. ACREAGE FOR SALE


% Iaks on frontase ia TT ~ 81 sd I al "a IT.
heautifniiy wooded. 70. I-1000.
--I2
MERRTIELD-zon for business
or industrial. ever 10000 So. g.
~ RefsGTY eI5neri CO. loy pei aloss7 ss Ives Eyss.
JE, 2-Ba46, --I0
proxfmafely 200 beautiful lots Just
ts3ds Siasr fa s GaIYreh NH s.ves ssady v.tsI tsI
.oWEEE: nj $-sSis: 10 .
cIinson. ia. ss dos. ySaS ~. q '1ssa asor.
|2s ACSRks. IL veip1; WHITEWATER now
sewer ayailabIe very soon. LOveis
wooded area. ideal for builder 81
RpYesstsss5! R sssBs .ss.. ~ smIra MI ss5s4 5HsEAIHTI H
LANGLEY. VA.--BeaHtifuI site, l..
acres. stream, $500. S-tenthI
acre. road frontage, 1880. CIT,
water. restricted 10 fne homes
ia. 1-0BSg. ---Iil
80 ACRES on Coiesyille pike, just
north Of Colesyille. Nd. Good road
frofltaee. Clear. gently rolling
Ground suitable for subdivision
CAL Nj. Holland. H. q. 6MtTHy
CO., &11 18th st. NV, ST. $4,000
.y 20
Glen Mi rG. sprinS I .fsd r Stream n
On property. sale Is entirety only
CAL Mr. Holland. n. q. 6MlTHy
CO., 61l 18th st. NV, ST. J-33(lO
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ALL PRopERrIEs ARE o

100 ACRES, T-rm. frame house, ~.
stall dairy barn; Baltimore market
other outbuildingB. see, 900.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
HOUSES 70 BUILD
COUNTRY PROPERTY

MODERN HOMES bedrms.: ST.
900. $500 down: frame or brick.
on your lot. JU. H-6636. .--l0
Evening star., 1955-10-06

FOUK-FASEILY FLAT. nr. sth and
etc, each-frome BLDG. Yearly ii.
come $4,000. utiis. furn. Plus extra
Ire. lot for new construction. Totai
land area 1000 "a. II. Zoned. isi
eomnii. Acc: $4,000 dn. Excel.
I finan. Priced $4,000. Call OWNER
AD. 2-26I6 after 2 pm, 6
10 MILES OFT from silver eprins,
about ] acre, comnli.. 1ge. garaee,
1,sTs ssS.. ylss ss dd MSine III qffss s4gn4 en ssa.s
DIRECT FROM OWNERTwo. det..
Evening star., 1955-10-06
..S'I13,950

Two-bedroom brick rambler on 49,
oao-sa, ~. corner l, l; lot; r. 2 blks. from N,
firepi.: fun bsiiit., storage attic.
plastered walls and GE nit. Newly
decorated. Immed,. occupancy. 0I
spproysd 29.yy. ayy loan; 81 cash.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
WARENousEs Foe RFNT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

APPROX. 5000 go. TT. zonee
ern ern HSiiroad: Roberts lane. kiexsn.
dTia. Might include some DUKE
81. frontage Ideal for light manu-.
featuring or distributing. Exeep.
tiopal biiy Brokers protected. 6et
Evening star., 1955-10-06
CARROLL COUNTY

Mr.. MYERsvILLE, 30 ACRES. TO-
ffn. brick dwelling, new bank barn
30x75 and other outbutldings.
S1a.Qll.
Evening star., 1955-10-06

315 ACRES. 7.rm, house. 3o-stai
COW barn; Washinften market
12x30 silo, baTrack 2syBO. ma.
enips IA shsd 90 4. ocnnd cnd other small
Evening star., 1955-10-06
oFFIcEs. STUDIES FOR RENT

2na FLOOR, 20xs0 IT., ii0 Kins
e. Alexandria, ya: Suitable tcs
Evening star., 1955-10-06

100 ACRES, lI-rm. brick house,
cplnpieteiy modern. 40-coW dairy
barn and other outbuildings. $780,
600.
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WANTED ri

WANTED
Poor man (making about
5000 per year, who needs
a 4-bedrm. house in Arling-
ton. We have the house
for you.
Sgi NAyY.. tQ
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26S ACRES, s-rm. frame house
14x40 and other small outbuiid
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IlNDUsTRlAL pRoP. FoR RIM

WEAVER BROS, INC.
Washington Bldg. Di. 7-s30f
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J-w REALTY. ia. s-fs7s
Price Reduced $50 Per Day
Until sold; OF approved. oct. O.
$50; 2 bedfms., expand, attic. large
modern kit, bsmt Garage: tre-
rnendous LOT: 704 2 Taylor AZ,
Realtor, IA, 7-3024. 20
Evening star., 1955-10-06

so acres on lake. Excellent fishtug
and boating. suitable for church or
service club camp. summer camp or
Convenient distance from d. G. ALI
weather roads. $500 per acre. Ex-
ceilent terms. For further inform-
alton call.
Thomas q. Magruder Co.
IA. 5-3T00
Evening star., 1955-10-06
MOVE IN

CONDITION
lss e. situated on Iafss ssSs ssrad dirsn srssn
handicapped lot. Spacious Nv. Fifi..
separate din. rms, i1clcsed porch,
CENT LOAN. PAYMENTS LESS
| ! | SIS, $50 ! [ ]
, 1955-08-27
Bourd Of Education
Reverses Ruling on
School Lunches

The Board of Education at
its meeting on Thursday in st.
Thomas, reversed its former
ruling, which required all
church schools now being
served by the lunch program
to pay the salaries Of the food
service workers, and voted
to continue in all schools in
Guiding parochial schools with
out charging the latter for any
services.
Commissioners Anduze, Quinn
and Smith at Thursdays meet
ing. Comptroller Krabach
pointed out that ample money
was available in the depart
ment's budget to carry out the
school program without any
reductions.
, 1955-08-27
Hurricane Edith"
Lost Reported Off
Cope Hdtterus

Hurricane Edith was last
reported to be $50 miles off
Cape Hatteras with an eighty
mile an hour wind.
The Miami Weather Bur
reau reports that the hurri-
cane was centered in latitude
25.8 north, longitude 63.6 west
or 1850 niles due east Of Mia
mi.
Conditions indicate a slow
and rather erratic movement
during the next twelve to
twenty-four hours.
, 1955-08-27
Cabinet Meeting
Filled With Prdise.
Brickbdts. Report suYs

High praise for Governor
Alexander, punctuated BY
harsh criticisms Of the admin
istration's enemies marked the
final meeting between Mr..
Alexander and members Of
his cabinet yesterday, accord
ing to an article in the Home
Journal.
Those attending the meet
ing refused to comment on
what took place, other than to
state that several commission
els present, lavished praise on
Governor Alexander. AL
agreed to contribute toward a
gift. for the Governor.
It was said that Health
Commissioner Or. Roy An
DUE expressed dissatisfaction
that the administration had
cut his budget nearly one
third making it impossible for
Continued on page a
, 1955-08-27
ST. Croix Concert
Society Plons Big
Membership Drive

The St. Croix Concert So
ciety is making plans for a con
certed drive to sell subscrip
ton memberships and patron
ships for the concert series to
be presented beginning JAM
uary.
The Society met at Club
Comanche yesterday, with IS.
members attending. President
Jack Ohmeis presided and af-
ter the meeting introduced
two guests present, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charbulak, who are va
cationing in ST. Croix. Mr..
Charlabulak, who is First VIC
linist for the Chicago Sym
phony Orchestra, gave an in
innate and enlightening adj
dress Of the Society's work to
date and offered many help
full suggestions for the future,
Mrs. Charles Hilborn, who.
is General Chairman of the
drive, made a report of pro-
gress to date. The following
were appointed as Team Cap
tains', with more to be added.
later: Bill Baar, Helen Book
man, Anna Brodhurst, Betty
Continued on page
, 1955-08-27

A committee Of students ct ~Traphagen School Of Fashion selected
by the director, Miss Ethel Traphagen, present the schools 1865
Award Of Merit to James r. Wines, general director Of advertising
and public relations OF Fisher Body Division Of General Motors, for
fashioncOnseiousness Of American women; The campaign featured
nationally famous backgrounds, with fashions designed by the
worlds leading designers. The girls are shown here wearing the
Left to right are: Mary Joan Guckenberger, TenaAy, New Jersey;
Sally Wilcox, Cherry Valley, New York; and Margaret Ann Rela
of Boonton. New Jersey
, 1955-08-27

Senator John d. Merwin,
and Republican National Com
mitteewoman Bette 2. Viii
liams visited Republican Ma
tiona1 Headquarters on We'd
nesday, August 9th and con
ferred with Republican lead
ers on local organizational
problems.
They met with Department
of the Interior officials to dis
cuss economic problems fac
ing the Islands and the change
in the Administration. Among
the interesting facts regarding
the Governor-designate, Wal
ter A. Gordon, former presi-
dent Of the California MACE,
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored Peo-
ple) they were happy to learn
continued on page ID
, 1955-08-27
Senutor Merwin. Mrs. Russidns Invited to
Willidms Confer With Visit Mil. installations
Interior Officials ct Fort Benning

Three military attaches at
the Soviet Embassy in Wash
ington were invited to visit
military installations at Fort
Benning, Georgia, and observe
operations at the defense post.
The invitation was return
ing a courtesy for a similar
visit by American military at
taches in Moscow to a Soviet
military installation recently.
This is the first exchange of
such courtesies in several
years.
The Russians will call on
the cammandant Of the Infan-
try school, dine at the officers
club and observation of var
ious activities.
The Russians will arrive at
the Fort on Monday morning
returning on Tuesday.
Evening star., 1955-02-13

fThe dean OF fashion buyers. Miss Elizabeth
FarGu, " P. of Julius Garfnckel Co., Elents guest
ounst today She has iotted doon intimate gpses of the
personalities atmosphere and ideas OF the French ha couture
during current spring and collection presentationsJ
By Elizabeth FoiroII
PIERRE BALMA1N dresses large number Of the most
portant France including of the United
States Ambassador Mrs Dillon and Madame MendesFrance
He opened his Spring collection showing straight abso
tey plain tailored coat Daytime dresses pencil slim but
the hip drapery which white
canary yellow dominate palette Sophisticated
sheath evening dresses shown in plain printed embroidered
silks.
DE LA FAAISE The beautiful Comtese renowned
for her s @ chic and artistic talent a coat she has de-
when is sitting in the panels be brought
say Maxine la Fa1ase may second
Schiaparei if she applies her talent seriously
GIvENCHY collection on the third
that made fashion history at that time with its hounced
shown his favorite mannequn Battna
creating the biggest Often they sleeveless and
collarless.
BALENcIAGA capes in the Spanish
Of long white gloves for daytime and evening Banciaga hats
go from tiny monkey hats to cawhees with deep boxed bms
or mushroom shapes.
GENEvIEvE FAITH carries in the tradition Of
late husband Jacques Noticeable in this first collection
his death the has wife has succeeded in capturing the
huor and fantasy that he possessed in such abundance This
particularly evident the of accessories for beach
ana Ooaoo cnan lace tops on were shown under
The collection well accepted touching find
beautiful Genevve hard at work dressing the She
has done her best the Faith business
jobs of more than 600 workers
DIOR is still his alphabet of fashion From the
letter Of last he's discovered the letter
pyramid line The jacket and dress suit his favoe right
now Often it's two piece idea with short coat that flares out
IN smooth funnel Sometimes 32-inch riding habit line
CASTILLO who designs for Lanvn, features evening
Of organdy satn srah that match evening
exact short long length Right busy working on
magnificent to be shown at the April in Paris" ball
be held In New York at the Waldorf.
CHANEL revives chiffon and the dress Of lace in her
newest collection Older the audience typcaly
Chanel and Irene Castle when they going
be interesting has