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ONLY S495 DIN.

OR NO MONEY DOWN II you trade
your house. This conveniently To-
Gated brick home has front porch, Q
nice rms, bath, full bsnlt.
TO SEE IT'S TO LIKE. TT
ST. 3-3626. EWES. SUM-. RA. 3-o727
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OPP. SOLDIERS HOME

brick consisting OF 6 rooms. Kit.
z baths, rec. rm., 3 porches, det.
garage, gas h.-wh: rent. &1I0.
P. ]. WALSHE, INC. Ills Eye st.
NV. MA. S-646S. 4
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COLORED
GI APPROVED
$l4,O50

STAG Hanna pl. s.e-semidetaehe
2-family apartment; complete
apartments OF 2 rooms. kitchen.
dinette and bath each; full base
ment; gas h.-w.h. FREDERICK j.
BLUMER CO.. 6t7 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii.
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Rambler. brick. new. 6 large rooms.
. baths. beautiful large daylight
basement with "a bath: most con-
venient to parochial and public
schools, churches, shopping and
transportation.
Steven G. Self, Inc, Realtors
Ju. 9-eo30 JU. 7-7Io7
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$1,000 DOWN
CT GEM
Paneled Rec. RIM. with Bar
lSt-Floor Powder Room

Nr. 18th and Gallatin sts. Under
decor. in select area for the young
executive with growing family, it
has that at-home feel, due to years
of care and money wisely spent with
no thought of selling for profit, it
suggests family ties and welfare.
kit kit with breakfast M are area: IN fnlI % bsn,t - !.
outside entr.; beautiful level, An
chor-fenced yard storm windows:
mr. Catholic school, new Prov. Hosp
TURN YOUR RENT RECEIPTS
INTO HUNDRED SIS BILLS. NON-GI
delay inspection. call before 10
a m. or after 4 pm.
MARTHA 'KOHN, RA. 6-8943
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HOUSES FOR SALE-k.E.

d. C.--Near New Hamp-
shire and Eastern aves.: 6-rm. det.
brick; Ia baths: cnly years old
Close transp,. schools, supermarkets.
Make offer. Miss zaker, DI. 7-3i59.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.. 1924
5Ii. SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. Ne
Solid 3-bedrm. brick: excel cond
Can to see. JOHN A. WENTz. AP.
T-0900 -
so. DAKOTA AVE. AND FARRAGUT
PL. N.E.-Nr. new Providence Hosp.
Newly redec. 5-rm. Semidet. brick.
HUGH 7 PECK. HE 4-f40O
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800. easy terms--Nr.
18th and Varnum ne. Lovely semi
aes sese oTiek v 2s.orS 2 Sreal iaEse biz rms
rec. rm.. bar. / "a baths. gas h.-w.h,
brick gar, clean. Excel. cond. HE.
4-3500 to s pm. Ewes, RA. 1854 10,
w w LEWIS -
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S1l.60a GI

5o57 9th PL. NE.
Brick semidet.; ) rms. and bath. Nice
corner lot. Inclose6 Anchor fence.
BSmt.. finished. Front porch screened.
One blk. to bus. Walking distance to
new shopping center at Riggs rd. and
S. Oak. ave. Call Mr.. Penland. LA.
6-3q5I.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
$1,000 DOWN
1854 Emerson ST.. ne. Assume GI
loan. u rms. / "a baths. bsmt.. gas
heat. Al cond Small monthly
payments. Ii. 6-7043; LA. 6-6562.
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE co.
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
BEACH LOTS or cottages for trade.
ii YOU have anv good lots. acreage
or. homes in or near D. c. Will con-
slider any offers. Call RA. $4,000.
weekdays only. IS
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BRICK RAMBLER WITH
2-CAR GARAGE-$17,950
Almost-new hree-bedroom brick ram.
bier. close-in Silver Spring. Fire.
place in living room, dining room,
3 bedrooms. English-type daylight
basement, front porch. yard fenced
See this. value today. Call JU.
9-S010 till o..
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT a. INSURANCE CO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

0XON HILL-3 bedrms., de luxe kit,
elec; dishwasher. disposal. auto
washer. Ice. refgr.. screened porch.
concrete patio, garage, alum. storm
yard. May assume CT loan. So. 500
down Cal OWNER. Lo. 7-0027.
UNIVERSITY HILLS. Md. nr. North
western High School and U. of Nd
Brick 3-bedroom and bath ram
bier. no hsmt. to bother with: lovely
$500. s 81 approved. aSS AnS Seady asensm; For
occupancy. A. II. SEIDENSPiNNER.
Realtor, WA. 1000 or HA. 2-3s62'
WEST HYATTSvILLE-Gl approved:
$13.750: lovely det, mod. brick; 6
lge rms, walk-in closets, tile bath.
gas heat; convenient to transp. and
shopping. No down payment to
z.s4ae. from 10 until tiSpsis Pm. III HUGH dTi
4 BEDROOMS, S12,500; College Park.
Situated on lge. lot with many fruit
din. rm. Ideal for lee. family seek
ing country living with city convens.
HE; 4.350o. to 8 pm: After 8 pm.
call Mr.. LAUER, AP. 7-71S9. w. W.
s-BEDRM; RAMBLER, full bsmt..
Laurel. s. 1900, FHA. cail Park
way 5-3273. -
BUNGALoW-2 bedrms.: large lot;
new cond;: vacant. In Green Mead
ows. S300-Sh00 cash. VIII ex-
change. OWNER. ia. 9-7o10. --4
CORNER BUNGALOWS rms. mod.
bath and kit: Ia acres Of ground !:
bus by door. About 90 min. to D. C
line. Near schools. churches. etc.
Vacant. Like new. Will exchange
OWNER. IA. 9-701n. "A
NEARBY Md. nr. new parkway
Brick 2-hedroom and bath rambler.
ready for occupancy: well-equipped
CT approved. A. H, SEIDENaPINNER,
Realtor. WA. 7-1010 or HA. 2-3S62.
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SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
Good corner location. Commercial.
transient or cab station. All new
stock and equipment Excellent op-
portunity to go into business with
small investment. Call RA. 6-3500.
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NEW 4-BEDRM. house. at 47th ave.
and Longfellow st.. Riverdale Park.
TO. 9-5955. 10
BUNGALOW, Cottage City. 1913
10th pl.--3 bedrms., incl. porches,
bsn1t.. gas h.-wh Only $4,000.
ADELBERT w. LEE. 3211 Penna.
ave. Sc. LU. 3-1000. 20
MORNINGSIDE
3-bedrm. and full bsmt. det. home in
perfect condition. OIL heat. Huge
SHELTON. REALToR, 10. $4,000.
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MODERN ebay SERVICE STATION
For. lease. in Camp Springs area
neighborhood trade--iarge cement
driveway-beautiful suburban loca-
tion--eScellent opportunity. Call
TIA. q-S512. .
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A NUMBER Of 2 and 8 bedrm. homes
some some with hsmts. Down payments:
d. CO., UN. 4-1526.
GI $3.50 CAsH-Hillside. ,50o5 o
din. rm., equipped kit. full bsmt
fenced yard: $3.50: approx. S63
mo. Ewes. RE. 5-92OS. 10. $4,000.
WEST REAL ESTATE. 10. $4,000.
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HOUSES UNFURNlSHED

$3.50 PER MO- bedrooms. bsmt i.
,porcheS: 3 yrs. old. 633 Emerson
st NE. To inspect, call ST. 3-3657.
-
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COLONIAL REALTY co.
ia. $4,000 o TIL 0
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No money down, GI: 3-bedrm. de-
tached corner home. S6Q.s4 mo.
mortgage payments: home in excel.
cond.: possession 30 to 40 days. TU.
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t26 18th st s.e.-Brick; @ rms,
bath, bsmt.. oil heat. Low monthly
notes. Ii. 6-70l3, La. 8-65ss.
wILLoUGEBY REAL ESTATE CO,
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APIS UNEURNIsHED-MD. APIS UNFURN-VA tcoaf.j

ARL.---Mod. I-bedrm. apt: minis.
blks. shop, IT. Myer: fenced yard:
S75ss plus utiis. ia. 7-l9lo or EN-
LIv. RM.. bedrm.. dinette. kit, bath:
ST. SUM; nit, bldg; 3 elks; from Aecnts:
sTiinston. sHGWS l91e Jh sSSss4 NS vernon. @1s g.
beaut. equip. kit. dbl closets, oak
parquet frs: best area. Why not
ehtieFsni SIts. sni. $3.50, Ts $40 columpi' @gS
good loca., blk. Ft. Myer. min.
Pentagon and Navy Annex: ldry,
storage ftoE N,,I fscii OF street parking; S75
ARL.. new bldg. nr. Hecht's---1 bed
rm., 3 exposures, extra closet space:
washer. drier in bsmt.; .Ss7 so. incl.
utils. Phone IA S-7304. Ill
ARL.. best section, ArL Hall; Pen
rms. SO 5o-se5. bus fare 70
Columbia PIKE. xTi.. Va.
TT MYER. Pentagon-lst-h.. 1-bed-
aDt Ant .n' s6o So NJ inf1 felss g' ,E Res 45ss Rs
s69-one- -bedrm. apt. nr. Wash. snd
Arl. blvds., Pentagon. Ft. Myer, Navy
Annex: redecorated. EN-. 3-561S
days. EN-. 3-920S ewes. -21
FEBRUARY 1Oth-Modern 2-nedrm.
apt: conv. bus and shopping; adults
only; $92,50 mo. 465 N. Thomas.
is y faT ATREA-1-bedroom apt. iA all
utilS.: convenient to bus: re-
decorated: Immediate possession.
ARLiNGToN. Ri 'ISli Columbia pike at Fred
erick ST.. Magnolia Gardens--Avail.
dining room combination. . large
bedrooms, latest in kitchen equip
ment, parquet floors. Venetian blinds,
3 exposures, utils. furn.; S96 mo.
One bedroom; Ss2 so. For info, call
sECTIoN-one bedrm..
liv, rm.. dinette, kit. and bath; 500.
ARLiNGToN-i2 2bedrm; apt; $3.50
minutes mi from PentaEon or Fl Myer.
included, Phone ia. 2-95S7.. Ia
ARL,, 1912 N. VEITCH sT.-73. rms.
! bedrm. pvt. entr; yard; utils.
furn.: conv. bus, park. ia. 2-7Ga0.
cheerful. 1-bedrm. apt:
garden prof.: . min. Pentagon, FIT,
Myer; extra s,!, storage dry. lryy par PARK;
sEyESSkS TssSS "a pSHz1 S55sS SEcToS JH aSoos 3.x
nov; s65. cail res. mgr. oV. g.
N THOMAS ST, Arl.. Va. one
and two bedrm. aptS; $3.50 and
$3.50. includes all utilities. Call
janitor. IA. 5-64S3 or DI. 7-774o.
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Aprs. uNFuRNlsHEp-pc. APIS. uNFURl
NEAR NAYLOR
GARDENS

In sc. section, newly decorated apts,
in garden-type development; lst and
End fir. Units available. Each con-
sisting of l bedrm. living rm.. di-
nette. kitchen. bath. and large rear
porch. $50. 80. and S72.20 includes
utilities. Call Lu. 2-2O20. -l5
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LARGE GARDEN APIS. / and ?
bedrms.. S72.50 and $3.50 up.
One block to shopping center,
schools; newly redec.; fast direct
transp. downtown D. c.: 53rd pl.
and Defense hwy, BladenSburg, Md.
Res. Mgr, WA. 18TH.
Meurille Arms Apis.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

bust. You can natten or iiatter
III by the use of darts. /" She
pinched j bit Of silk above her
waitiine TO illustrate her point.
waist Important
...The waist Is another irl-
portant point that requires
special attention. The way In
which your skirt and top are
Joined together can deter
mine whether the dress 4 nat
terlng Or unbecomillE
Most foreign women insist
on drawing their belks very
tirht becaiiss they think MS
makes the waisf look smaller.
The result Is usually the re-
gerseit creAtess 3 bulge All
around II islit how sfn4h j the
waist ID. hiit how smooth the
iine above and below that
counts, she said with au-
thority.
4 think 1t would be q good
investment II women had at
least one dress custom fitted.
II only to see the difference
and learn how its DONE she
said.
Yvonne told me that many
of the women she met in Eu-
Evening star., 1955-10-30
GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
Miss De Carlo Says:
US. Fit Is Best

can fashion. No matter what
they say about France being
the fashion center : Yyonne
said, we Americans could
teach them ! few things about
flt. ! don't know hoH q ses
but I've watched ths stliic
ps0ple 1t n1s clotz1es ~ sns'
long enough to have learned
something about II. When !
shop for my personal ward
robe I hnS with 81 eye ~ At
and when something I try On
isn't quite right 4 know irll-.
medlately what needs 10 be.
done. This Is enormously help
ful because with . few tricks
you can make an Inexpensive
dress look very expensive.
! wanted to know what she
meant by tricks.
TAKE the most feminine
part of . wornsn's nguRe. she
explained. The line Of the
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and spices mixed ID. ] Ike Il
10 much It's become one Oi nv
fayorite dinners. ! don't know
the caIorie count but I'm sure
it's below that Of the ayerass
dinner.
4 think the secret cf sue
cessful dieting Is finding 4 diet
that contains foods you like.
You might say but al the
things / like are fattening.
That Is hardly ever true. II
you look ct q list Of low-calorie
foods, I'm sure you'll find that
many Of them are things you
are fond of. II you could make
up q diet consisting Of these
things. I'm sure dieting would
be no hardship at al. /" Yvonne
suggested.
r think with 1 little thought
We can enjoy everything Ne
have Ii 40. me Spanish have
i pruverb for this which. trans-
lated. means that NE Win be
I much more pleasant 4 Wel
harm u dance u The music
which fate plays she eon-
ciuded.
scessgisss ! ,..ssas y 4. S,ssssis,s I, ~.
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rope expressed Interest ii our
makeup habits. too.
There ID 3 general interest
in American cosmetics and you
can find them almost every
where you travel" " she went
on. tsbut few Of the women
abroad know how to use our
rouge correctly. They miss the
Important points - such as
picking the shade that Is right
for their colorins, for ex-
ample.
Yvonne uses q dry rouge
with q r,isset tinge.
II apply It with . vet
sponge " she confided. The
sponge allows yeu to blend In
the color delicately 30 there q
no visible line.
Another Of my makeup
tricks Is powdering my lashes
first 30 that my eye shadow
won't collect ia the tiny lines
around the eyes. This base Of
powder also acts as an UNDER
coating "a make the lasles
appear thicker when the mas
eara 4 appliefl I
neanty No Ebert
Yvon1e does not believe tnat
beaaltx Il worth TOO much self-
denial.
Life loses its rest when there
is too much discipline" she
said. II feel sorry for women
who force themselves to diet
vigorously. They are unhappy
doing 1t. and the ,lnhappiness
Is reflected In their faces.
Dieting IS me II you can
enjoy It and can find 9 diet
that contains foods you like.
In Iran they serve Q dish Of
steamed rice with raw esq yofks
Evening star., 1955-10-30
BY LYDIA LANE
HOLLYWOoD

Yvonne De Carlo. Holly
Nood's aypsy. has made sach
ofs her last fiye pictures 70 :
Inherent foreign country. It
took CeciI 3. DeAfilIs's oi5er of
role @ .Tl,e Ten ccnnn,snd-
ments TO lure her back %.
hollywood.
when " lanched tosether
recentiy. xvonne admitted that
she found travel Irresistible.
That Is. il you stay away from
the tourist traps, /" she amended.
"Oniy By eating the native
foods, getting out and visiting
with the people and trying to
understand their point Of view
can you really get TO know .
country.
Everywhere ! went I was
asked questions about Ameri-
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resistance 10 so per eent:; at
two and 4 half minutes. rs per
cent. Beyond two and . half
minutes, water has no eject on
whitaker resistance.
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i chance u soften. Beard -
sistance "a 3 razor blade has.
heen reduced to 50 per cent
nfter oae minute's soaking.
LEFT III two minutes. wiliskef
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with embroidery right into
uo fine old ltocn gNonk
poterns Only long Of ps pole beige sn
providing effect These Of The big fashion eeoons
Colleges international Festo Of Fosho
fenediol
reodino clinic md aiusses FOR Learning
Evening star., 1955-10-30
s Soitsnino llp Proce Is

You may have Nl0ndere0 wy
s0r,,e men bafhe or shower -
fore. or while they ellaye.
1fscv are slyirik thsir wlisk kersi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-24
Navy Assigns Shipyords
For New Atomic Subs

built In q private shipyard. and
win be named the Kitty Hawk
| Besides the Forrestal class
fiattop. MFR. Thomas said compel
| tive bids win be sought on pri-
Ivate construction Of two frigates
seven destroyers, one convention
lally-powered submarine. two
destroyer escorts, two ammuni-
ton ships, two inshore mine
sweepers. five patrol vessels and
.228 landing craft Of various
types.
Other new construction al
naval shipyards includes q guided
missile submarine at Mare Island
and one heavy cruiser.
An attack aircraft carrier viii
be built at San Francisco. Q
guided missile destroyer at Bos.
ton, another attack carrier al
New York. two others at Norfolk
and q guided, missile light cruiser
lat Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
| Mr.. Thomas announcement
included shipyard assignments
for construction Of IL Of the 50
new naval vessels to be built and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-24
By JOHN A. GILES

Assignment Of ship construc-
tion and reconversion work. In
GLIDING four new atomic-powerec
submarines. to Navy yards and
private shipyards was announced
by the Navy today.
One atomic sub will be built
at the Mare Island Calf
Navy Yard. It will be the first
such warship to be built on the
West Coast.
Another atomic submarine viii
be built at the Portsmouth IN
HI Navy Yard.
The third nuclear sub, as vel
as an atomic radar picket sub.
marine, viii be built at Groton
Conn.,. by the Electric Boat Di.
vision Of General Dynamici
Corp, builder Of the first two
such ships, the Nautilus and thu
Sea Wolf.
Navy Secretary Thomas ais,
disclosed that competitive bid
will be taken for the NTH For
restal class super aircraft carrier
The 60,000-ton warShip Is 70 b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-24

conversion Of rs existing vessels
lat naval shipyards.
The conversions win include
i've aircraft carriers and one
heavy cruiser.
Mr.. Thomas said the primary
procurement objective was to
obtain completion Of new ships
and conversions ut reasonable
costs.
He said the program would
insure that naval shipyards are
maintained In o condition OF
readiness.
The Navy, however. has an
important mobilization respon-
Isibility for preserving the nu-
|cleus Of . private yards skilled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-24

I'm construction Of combat ships
and for encouraging . dispersal
OF ship-building potential. he
said.
He expressed the opinion that
these objectives In the case Of
private yards could largely be
obtained by competitive awards.
hut indicated that some assign
mentS were necessary chiefly to
insure proper utilization. Dis
Ipersal and geographic distribu-
ton Of the work viii be another
factor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-24

Irallied and announced they
would resist the sovsEnmentis
threat to sue force ip surveying
so acres Of land needed to sx-
pand the runways Of Tachikawa
lair base.
The government threatened to
use police today after its survey
teams were driven Oh three times
lby the farmers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-24
Town Defies Jupun
lon USAF Bose Pluns

TACHIKAWA. Japan, Aug. "a
I(B.-The nearby village Of Sun
akawa defied the japanese gov.
eminent today over plans to
expand q United States Air Force
base.
An estimated TOO farmers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-24

Not in years has Washington witnessed
such drastic REDUCTIONS on DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, SILVERWARE and APPLI-
ANCES as you will find at CASTELBERGS
TOMORROW! Among the bargains will be
splendid group of ELGIN, HAMILTON,
BULOvA and LONGINE WATCHES AT
500 offs Ladies' 15-DIAMOND ELGIN
WATCHES that were 125.OO now $685.
mems and ladies' H-CARAT DIAMOND
RINGS at 1890 mems and ladies' CARAT
DIAMOND RINGS for men and ladies at $500
-S+14-KT. GOLD WEDDING BANDS at
1888 valued up to 1250-18-29.75 LADIES'
BIRTHSTONE RINGS for 9.7-26 famous
make WATCH BANDS valued up to 1895 for
81 cents-25 LEATHER STRAPS at .OS cents
each.
Tomorrow at CASTELBERG'S we will
have 74-pc. SILVERPLATED TEA or
COFFEE SETS that sold for 1880 now 1877
&c Community SILVER SETS, service for
8, that were 1878 for 42.37-if you're lucky,
you may get one of our TABLE RADIOS
formerly 3495 now 15.S8-3-53-pc. DIN.
NERWARE SETS that were 24.75 for ALI
and if you are on time, you will be fortunate
to get EMERSON nv 21.in. CONSOLE for
177.22 that was 279.95-Or 64-pc. PER-
COLATOR SETS for 22SS, formerly 1896
1-279.95 ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR Gu.
#. for 1885, We will also have 10 pcs. of
LUGGAGE at 259o off--1O ALARM CLOCKS
for 1888, formerly 3.25-3-4OO-day CLOCKS
at 1877, formerly 1857 only ADMIRAL
RADIO-PHONO COMBINATION, originally
$3.50 for 6925-2s famous-make VACUUM
CLEANERS that sold for 1895 for 1855
4-5O-pc. Home WORKSHOP outfits for 27.77
If you're still lucky, you may get WEST
INGHOUSE ELECTRIC ROASTER and
CABINET for 44.44, valued at 65.OO-Or g.
S-pc. WEST BEND WATERLESS COOK
WARE SETS for 1777, regularly 29.95-or
sets of 63-pc. NATIONALLY FAMOUS
FLATWARE service for 8, regularly 1895,
now 1888 - only 1OO.99 REMINGTON
TYPEWRITER for 1877.
Can you imagine buying beautiful silver.
plated BREAD TRAY for 1.8S, or STERLING
SILVER SALT and PEPPER SHAKERS for
1.33 pair; or a BEAUTIFUL LAMP at 1.99!
Just think, in our COSTUME JEWELRY de-
partment, you can get the finest at saving
of 33h9o-and in our REPAIR DEPART
MENT, we have IL ladies' and gents ELGIN,
BULOVA, GRUEN WATCHES recondi-
toned and guaranteed for 1888, valued up to
71.5O.
Interested? You bet you are! And remen-
Der, these are but typical examples of
the savings in store for you tomorrow at
CASTELBERG'S About CLEARANCE!
And with reductions like these it's not bit too
early to start laying away for CHRISTMAS.
EASY TERMS - CERTAINLY! Choose
what you want and liberal terms will take care
of the bill. You couldn't pick better time to
open and use your credit account at CASTEL-
BERG'S! Extra sales people on hand to serve
you better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-24

HERE is AN IMPORTANT MES
SAGE FOR YOU IF YOU'RE
INTERESTED In REAL saw
NGS! READ EVERY WORD OF
1T NOW! TOMORROW
MORNING AT 9:3O. BOTH
CASTELBERG'S REPEAT A SEN
SATIONAL CLEARANCE SALE!
Evening star., 1955-11-08
By ISABELLE SHELTON

The 1856 presidential cam
paign viii be the longest IN
history and is already under
way so far as the Republican
National Committee Is con-
cerned, G. o. p. National
Chairman Leonard Hall said
yesterday.
This is true despite the fact
that the national convention
is being held later than ever
before. Mr.. Hall told the d. c.
League of Republican Women
at its monthly meeting at the
Mayflower Hotel.
"At Republican headquar-
ters we are doing things nov
that ordinarily We would not
do until after the convention,
the chairman declared. I'VE
look on this game of politics
as something that goes on not
for. q few months but for 366
days 4 year.
Mr.. Hall cited his recent an
Evening star., 1955-11-08
MRS. SUMMERFlELD
TO OPEN SHOW

Mrs. Arthur e. Summer
fieid. wife Of the Postmaster
General, will eut the ribbon
opening the eighth annual
Alexandria Antique Show at
l pm. tomorrow in the
Recreation Center. 1905
Cameron street.
The event will continue
through Sunday under aus
pices Of the John Alexander
Chapter Of the OAR.
Members Of the show
committee, dressed in Colo
laial costume, win welcome
the guests and tea win be
served from 2 to 5 pm.
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
Longest Campaign
Predicted by HQH

Furthermore. he declared. II
predict you will never again
see . national convention in
the early days Of July
The chairman's comments
came in answer to q question
following his prepared address.
He was asked what would be
the result Of q late convention
In the light Of the uncertain
ties about who would be the
candidate.
There is no uncertainty to-
day" Mr.. Hall declared. gThe
Eisenhower program and PHI
losophy and the Republican
program and philosophy are
one and the same thing
The q. o. P. chairman. as
he has IN the past, refused to
speculate on whether Presi-
dent Eisenhower win run
again. Il feel that that is q
decision that the President viii
make himself. and ] am going
to await his decision" /" he said.
Another questioner tried 3
different tack, asking: RE
Gently former Vice President
Henry Wallace declared he
hoped Eisenhower would run
again because he was needed
By the world. British Field
Marshal Montgomery said very
much the same thing the other
day. Do you think that the
world needs Eisenhower"
II would say" Mr.. Hall re-
piled, "the world has Indicated
it not only needs him but it
deeply appreciates what he has
done for the people Of the
world
On Winning Team
In his speech the chairman
told his listeners that they
are ION a winning team" He
has just returned from q
swing around the country. he
said, and u have never seen
better dinners. more enthu.
siaSrn.
And why not?p he asked.
why should We not oe sitting
on the housetops shouting
about what this Republican
administration has done?
More Americans are work.
ing at more Jobs making more
money than ever before in
history. And they are enjoy
ing the highest standard Of
living In the history OF 1nan-
kind.
II We work the Wag We
are doing nov, make no mis-
take about II. We are going
To have q real victory In No
vernber. 1885" he asserted.
The league also heard talks
BY Col George Hart. chairman
Evening star., 1955-11-08

Democratic Club yesterday.
DR.. Libby observed that the
recent Geneva conferences on
peaceful uses Of atomic energy
shas taught us that no one has
a corner on native ability or
genius. The Russians have
capable people who are work
ing earnestly toward the same
ends as we are" he added.
Declaring he was much
worried about the fact that the
number OF students studying
engineering and science In this
country is not as large as It
should be, DR.. Libby said he