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WANT ACREAGE
A H tSR

ACRES
In Country Club Section OF Mont
gomery Co. New Colonial with {
Bedrooms. ~ baths. living room.
dining room. very large electric
kitchen plus 20x20 family or TV
room over 2-car attached garage.
ALI ready TO move hi.
ACRES
In the same section improved with
unique Cape Cod home having first-
floor bedroom and bath, breakfast
room with bay window overlooking
countryside, Two very large bed
rooms. dressing room on second
floor. Nice stable and chicken
house. Fronting on improved road.
2 ACRES GAYFIELD
8 bedrooms, 3 baths. Cape Cod In
Silver Spring. Most unusual home
in design and size, Has Dutch
kitchen. with. open fireplaces : ad-
ditional fireplaces. ? bedrooms down
/ ACRE
New Orleans Contemporary, 8 bed
rooms. 3 baths, family room and
huge recreation room, In Spfing-i
brook section, Home lust COM
pieted and well worth your inspec-
ton. For further Information call
GRAHAM & co.
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S!!:IIVER SPRING.

cloee til, convenient t6 everything;
4-yr. old brick tAnitlsfs fnil hsnif..
esdErus; ~; m: hrsns.. On an. m, 9
:Is sniy 1850. sr:s i ls1si i:ns q
FRANK 4. HEWITT CO.
sle1 Fcntea q. ~. B-ee0o
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POTOMAC MARYT.AND

BRICK RAMBLER---ih ACRES Z
Three-yr. -old custom-built rambler.
with porch and garage; liv. rn. with
Heetilator flrepl.. SEP. din. I'm. With
built-in china cabinets. elee. kitl
and pantry. bedrms. n paneled
~. soe vim III sze.l is sern sts Ssms'
willing 10 OF for vets. SAMUEL &.
BODILY. INC. Potomac once. OF.
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SACRIFICE STATESMAN down pay
ment win buy this FHA-approyed.
aInlost-new. semtdet., 2-stofv full
bsmf.. 2-bedrm. brick home. n. 3.
Capitol shopping. Boiling. NIL. Ma
ee1363, RA. 3-4150.
FIRsf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cen-
: ter q Pe. and MINI; ss sss s,osy
Screened porches: rented e apts.:
autall down payment, store fof
your business may be added =
! minimum cost. Ma. 6-1353. IA.
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rTNTvERlsTTY PARK

UNIVERSITY PARK
cenfer-hall hrk: Colo
Mali lee Nv. m. v hrepI.. On. I'm,
breakfast rm- and k!t. On Ist q I
closet SPACE on md q EelI Ssgt {,
gar: Wooded lot edi TO park PRICED
after after i0s. 3 ssis sis.ssd.
Brick-and-Ston Rambler
81, $50
BRAND NEW uETRANfoss. RAMEf.ETs
on level lot Sep. din, f1n adorable
kik 1sIiGned ~ 1sli1ht the lAdv o.
the house nice ssize hedfniss.
eoinred uIs bath. fun brIeht rec
tyre hsn,t gueerior ecnssflstion
thFeushcqt Qppor. FOR purchaser
sss.soo y ss's, = q ! ~ sssi
The Perry Boswell Co.
VA 1850 IN 3 PM -
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Hills

custom-built Colonial on level
lot. large living room, family-siEe
dining roo, room, esa .. h kitchen.
rooms and 2 baths on second; stair
way to afttcs full basement and 4
very nice recreation room; garage;
reasonably priced.
Chevy CHASE REALTY co.
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CONGRESSMAN
AND PROFESSIONAL MEN

you'll be more than surprised when
you Inspect this y. lovely az e1HF ;sSa
view terrace in the heart Of Hill
!. crest. Presents with eenter-hah en-,
J trance, Nv. rm. 14x22 with Colonial
bay window, Euest-size din. rin;
AXIS. very modern Eel-eqnippeni
tie baths, finished rec. rm, l4x4b
with fireplace. well affords the
pleasant type Of atmosphere 70 en-
.tertairi, plus maids room and bath,
built-in garage; due 70 illness the
owner will sacrifice TINS properly ~
$4,000. Terms available.
DEWEY NJ. FREEMAN
s2l4 Branch Ave; Sc; raJ!,o 70. $1,000
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-CAPTT0I HILL,

Three new de luxe apts.; Ice. rms
gas heat; isundfyette. gafbege dis
posal, patio and garden Szb,oO0
with $4,000 down.
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 1912
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

brick Cape Cod. first fioos
HIS an attractive entrances With
guest closet large Weli-erranged
living ROOM unusually pretty sepa-
rate dining room. o l0izx11 Kitchen
with some unusual features IN addi-
sI ten. e he r s|s slsstsicH ". sasip.
porch with Z hne view 81 the Chew
Chase recreation park. Second floor
has 3 good.si1ed bedrooms and I
bath with double sinks. bnqemept
hiss q powder room and n Ideally
ssrssnseS tSr rssre.siqn recn: y: /.
for tools etc. Al S26,100. this fne
home ID This deal iocstion should
81 Faa 5nFRsdn's aiias.. 5 81 LIng..N
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$3.50 DOWN--VACANT
1914 KENTUCKY AVE.
8 iEe. rooms IN baths. row brick.
fun bsnit,, oil h.-y.h.. pofches In
front and rear: redec.: excel. ioca-
''en' SURETY REALTY CO.
AD. 4-ob31 1881 N g. NV.
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GI-h ACRE

VA" ~ f1A1lG
No down payment required. 2-bedrm.
dry f bsnt. WITH s outsiSe entran ,a
oil heat; level lot; only 20 minutes
downtown.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
uN. 4-1i6B. WA. 7-6e55
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TAPESTRY BRICK
SPLIT LEVEL

"A real beauty. one your u
proud 70 oNn; Bfaodock It's, y
nrea--Lze. Nv, I'm. with fiter1s
screened perch oFef-EiEGd din.
Ful, equipped Kit. bffakfatt
RIM, and patio on 1T lrTel.
Down Il rec tfs. and bath
Nrd level Z bAdfnis and bafift
4fh level. master hedfis. and
s.t ~ ~. ,. yssd y q (. w Z Ioys
skrnks ~ trsss mi. hssSe
mnst bs seen 70 y sDpfse.
ROUTE kpEglEe
'sss ~ Il. s-sgc
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-.-.
CTS

No down payment. semidetasnea
inv I'm. -dinette comb, mod. Kit,
sunrooni or den on fst a. 3 bedrm:,
and bath, 2nd a. Full basement
! ieree Iof. Ma S-9792. --6
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
IArse home IN Blessed Sacrament
H. sri I I nSsea r. assSs. d fsS s . s
Kit. On LIST a.; hedrms.. 2 baths on
Z End n bedrm2.. and hath on
3rd n full bsmt.. oil heat, Lear
Earage Owner leaving city. WEAV-i
ER BROS INC. DI. 7-Sa00: eyes,.
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MASS. AVE. Sc.

q rooms. baths, 5 Kitchens. fur
nished except first floor. units
& rented for $I65 mo, plus lst noQr
10 live IA; across st. from Lineqln
! PARK in 200 block: price Sio,ooV.
Terms.
! Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
10fa Vermont Ave. RE. 7-b14O
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IMMACULATE

3-hedrm brick rambler, liv. rm.. with
firepl., modern equipped kit. bsunt
with outside entrance; very good
loo; level lot with patio. Home Ii
perfect condition.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
On. 4-1Ie6. VA. 1865.
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1347 PA. AVE.-VACANI

Here is 4 lovely income property
that can be purchased with $3.50
down. a real 2,iemiiy nen EsYT ~
Ii 7.404O; ewes. 20. s-S30S;
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COW. TO EVERYTHING
NEW BRICK RAMBLERS

! NEW 6fJ1Ch kstaMbLEkt6
Somerset. Nd; v mile. to D. C. line
III ,760-sq. -ft. living area. Center
hall. sep. din. rIn.. 16-ft. kit. 8 bed
and bath, patio. earport '- =
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
NE. $4,000 9 I'll 9
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XII Il. ssas lao s down. ssI.s4D NO
HYATTSVIILE
Spacious, older-type home. Nr. st..
Jerome's bedrms, Bsmt. Garage.
W. HYATTsvIrLE
dltion. M. shopping. buses. schools.
JOIN A wENTz. AZ. 10000
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4 BEDROOMS
1920 w ST.

This house can be . real money
maker with all those rooms 70 rent:
sneWIy remodeied kitchen. Property
fenced in. Ii. 5-4040; eyes,; 10; T.
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coLoRKD-ULTRAMoDERN
.$495 DOWN$93 MO.
AsautiiuI earn. ssmidet. brick: m.
can't, MOVE MI
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Fairfax Village, Sc.
New brick detached: Q lovely rms.
bath and powder rm- Buiit-ip ga
Z eIS,950. Offers considered 10. g.
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Oder nome sI stueeo With .siats roof:
/ block on Wis. ave, Just across
d. G. line. First doof, sunroom
and powder nm: End a., 5 bedfms..
2h bathsi 2-car garage. This Is
. large house, modern and in ex-
ssllsnt condition ts,n Small cash pay
BILLINqsLEY REALTY Co. EN-.
2-2326 u pm. 10
CHEVY CHASE. between Conn. and
Brookville Bedrn. or den and bath
on LIST: 5 hedrms.,. bath on End;
very Ice. kit, deep lot; under $50
S Soe H MEs I2SIs; eyes, w W. 1
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SILVER sPRNo-MUsT SELL.
Close-in de luxe rambler: also split
lsyel; 2 hsdrms. az baths. Ewes.
AuERBRSctaRY d co: p1. 7-e5ol
I5,s06---sIEVER sBRINa
o1 approved. New 3-hedrm. brick
rambler with fun daylisht bsnt,
Blk. to Georgia ave, 3 biks. 70
elem. school. Nothing down q
'iH. 1. :. aBiI.ANcHARD. REALToR i,
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eHEvY CHASE, Md. The namlet.--
Charming brick Colonial. for the
family who desires the very hest.
Wide reception hall. 2Sxl5 lfy. riai:
with random width and pegged
ranch-type flooring: 16xl3 din. rfn.,
20xl2 out-of-this-world Kitchen. 4
twtn-sfzed bedrms. and baths.
Permanent stairs to attic. Plenty Of
closets, large screened porch: gear
garage; excellent financing. Call kE.
10000 I'll . pm. REALTY BRQK-
CHH Iis CHASE, WITHOUT A PENNY
Immaculate 3-bedroom brick Co.
transp.: veteran may purchase and
have all settlement and loo. NOV
ing charges Included In the price.
Approved for Oh financing ct ST.
800. MAKE AN OFFER. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS. DL. 7-l411; ewes. OIL.
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Jobs Daughters
Meetings Slotted

Jobs Daughters meetings this
week are:
Bethel No. Saturday. In
stallation Of officers.
Bethel No. 5-Friday. installa-
ton of officers.
Bethel No. s-Thursday, in
stallation of officers.
The Grand Council has in
stalled:
Grand guardian, Miss zuline
Diehl; assistant grand guardian.
Francis Williams; vice grand
guardian, Mrs. Beulah Schwartz;
vice assistant grand guardian.
Lawrence Frye; guide. Mrs Ruth
Gossage; marshal. Mrs. Winifred
Brubaker; secretary, Mrs. Irene
Fischer; treasurer, William Fox;
chaplain, Mrs. Hardwick Dickin-
son; librarian, Mrs. Dorothy Will
liams; directress of music, Miss
Joan McAlWee; messengers. Mrs.
Josephine Keefer, Mrs. Bess
Storey, Mrs. Ethel Dittenhafer,
Mrs. Maud Simpkins, Miss Betty
Holt; senior custodian, Mrs.
Diane Ross; Junior custodian,
Mrs. Betty Shriver; inner guard,
Charles Brubaker, and outer
guard. Henry Storey.
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Eastern Star
Events Listed

Activities in Eastern Star
chapters include:
Acacia-Tuesday, honoring
mothers. Friday, three-day New
York tour.
Areme-Wednesday, grand Wis
itation.
Washington Centennial
Wednesday. endowment with
Mrs. Mae INLAY. Friday. meet
ing.
Martha-Friday, Goth ami
versary. June %, Home Board
trip to Hersey. Pa. Contact Mrs.
Geraldine Robey. Ludlow 1914.
Esther-Tuesday, 1880 pm,
tour of International Temple.
1913 New Hampshire avenue
NV. Thursday, entertainment.
Loyalty-Monday, Home Board,
with Mrs. Dorothy Pheil, Wednes-
day. grand visitation.
st. John's-Monday. initiation.
Friday, Ways and Means card
party, 8 pm, with Edith Altman.
Trinity-Thursday, initiation.
Friday, Home and Temple
Boards, with Mems Club. home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Lewis.
Ruth-Monday, initiation. Sat-
urday, silver tea, home of Mr..
and Mrs. Hysong, S to 6, benefit
Ways and Means.
Federal-Tuesday, Friendship
Club, with Mrs. Barbara Furr.
Wednesday, Home Board. with
Mrs. Birdie Vowel. Saturday.
rummage sale, 1107 Fourth street
S.W. Phone Mrs. Myrtle Puffen-
gerger if you have rummage.
Columbia-Tuesday, entertain
ment. May 20, 81 and %, New
York trip.
Mizpa h-Tuesday. honoring
grand matron, grand patron and
past matrons and patrons.
MilanS-ThurSday, goth birth
day.
Naomi-May %, grand vista
ton.
Joppa Lodge-Wednesday. past
matrons and patrons, charter
members and guests. Friday,
smorgasbord dinner, 5 to 7 pm,
Joppa Lodge hall.
Congress Lodge-Monday, 3lst
birthday.
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Department Session
Of Disabled Veterans

A. Edward Neiden, commander
of the District Of Columbia De-
partment Of the Disabled Amer
lean Veterans, announces the
annual department convention
will be held June 10-11 at the
Hotel Raleigh.
1t will open with the memorial
service at 8 pm. June 10 under
the craftsmanship Of John w.
Burris, DAV national director of
employment. The memorial adj
dress will be delivered by the
Rev. John E. Stevens, pastor Of
the Dales Memorial United
Presbyterian Church of Phila-
delphia, Pa. a combat Marine Of
World War II and a badly dis
abled veteran.
Music will be furnished by the
Washington Opera Guild under
the direction of Mrs. Dorothy
Remington, assisted by two Ma
rine Corps buglers. Business
sessions will be held all day June
II, followed by election of off,
GERS and the annual banquet.
King Chapter and its auxiliary
will entertain patients of Be-
thesda Naval Hospital will ward
parties tomorrow evening, fol-
lowed by refreshments.
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Spanish War Group
At Soldiers Home

Officers of the Department of
the District of Columbia. Auxfl-
larry United Spanish War Vet
Grams, will accompany the hos
pital chairman, Anna Palmer. on
a visit to the United States Sol
diers Home Hospital today from
2 to 4 pm.
Admiral George Dewey Auxil-
larry will meet at 1880 pm. to-
morrow at 921 Pennsylvania eve
nue. Sc.
Gen. Emmett Urell Auxiliary
will meet at 8 pm. Wednesday
at 1912 Ninth street NV.
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Aux
iliary will entertain the new de-
partment officers at 8 pm. Fri
day at 921 Pennsylvania avenue
Sc.
Gen. Urell Camp will meet at
2 pm. Saturday at 7 Fourth
street NE.
Department President Ethel
Maude Dudley has requested
auxiliary presidents to send a
representative to the Memorial
Day Corporation meeting at 8
pm. Monday in the Washington
Post auditorium.
Palawan Swamp, Military Or
der of Lizards. will meet at 8
pm. Saturday at 1912 Ninth
street NV. with Laura B. King
horn presiding.
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1000 Stampede to Field
After Billy Graham Plea

Manv thousands Of umbrellas
were raised. But as Mr.. Graham
began his sermon the rain ceased
and the great crowd saw a spec
tacular sunset with two RAIN
bows.
This beautiful evening, after
the threat of rain, is a splendid
augury for the success of this
work for God" Mr.. Graham said.
Darkness fell as Mr.. Graham
seen by most of the spectators as
a tiny figure in a distant spot
light-moved from his sermon
into his appeal to make decisions
to lead Christian lives. At that
moment f1oodlights were turned
on and the playing field became
a vivid green.
The response was one of the
most spectacular ever seen at a
Graham meeting.
Converts Streamed down the
dozens of aiSles of the stadium,
many with tears on their cheeks.
and in a moment they made a
dense mass covering an area half
the size of a football gridiron.
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Prince Hall Musons
PIon Literary Tea

Miss Ethel Mcdowell, assistant
principal of Randall Junior High
School, will be guest speaker at
the annual Musical and Literary
Tea by Queen Esther Chapter
Order of Eastern Star. Prince
Hall Affiliation, today, at 4 pm,
at Phyllis Wheatley YWCA An
mex, 1719 Thirteenth street NV
Activities scheduled by allied
bodies include:
May 16-Queen Of s. b a
Chapter, OES. 65th anniversary,
at the Masonic Temple. Tenth
and U streets. at 8 pm.
May 17-Reception marking
the 46th anniversary Of Richard
H. Gleaves Assembly. Order Of
Golden Circle, at 8 pm, at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral, 1888
Eleventh street NV.
May 18-Gethsemane Chapter,
OES, 65th anniversary, 8 pm, at
the Masonic Temple.
May 19-Queen Esther Chap
ter. OES, 81st anniversary, at 8
pm, at the Masonic Temple.
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D.C.Veterons'
Plan Service

Under the direction of Fran
els Wood, department senior
vice commander, the District
Veterans of Foreign Wars will
conduct a memorial service at
Cedar Hill Cemetery at 10 am.
May %. One of the chaplains
from the Military District of
Washington will officiate.
A banquet and dance will be
held at the Hamilton Hotel June
II in honor of Department Com
mander zed L. Williams. jr., and
Margaret Kaye, department aux
iliary president. Those wishing
tickets contact Edward Spedden,
Francis Wood or Ruby Herono-
miuS.
GPO Post has elected the
following officers: Elwood Con-
ard. commander; Charles Sau-
Der, senior vice commander; Jack
Davis, Junior vice commander;
George Lange, jr.. quartermaster;
Maj. Matthias, chaplain; Francis
Wood, judge advocate; Morris
Goodsaid, surgeon; Robert Har-
kins, Clarence Colwill and
William Schunemann, trustees
Installation will be held at $50
Eighth street Sc, on June 4.
Federal Post elected the fol-
lowing: Robert Chiariazi, CON-
mander; j. r. Hatch senior vice
commander; j. H. Dupont, junior
vice commander; John Strobel,
quartermaster; H. Mix, chap
lain; S. B. Lapin. advocate; j.
P. Clarity, surgeon: Jerome
Berganski, j. L. Norris and
Stephen Nichka, trustees; Luth-
er Smith, adjutant. Installation
will be held at 1909 Rhode Is
land avenue NE. on May 20.
All-American Post officers
were elected as follows: Paul
Wampler, commander; Willard
Spiller, senior vice commander;
Elwood Wiedemer, junior vice
commander; Arnold Hughes,
quartermaster; John O'Brien,
chaplain; James Myers, advocate;
Edward Beksa, surgeon; William
Swab, Basil Allison, jr., and
Robert Sargent, trustees.
Equality-Walter Reed Post Of
flcers will be installed at 3 pm.
June 5 at Georgia and Missouri
avenues NV.
Posts and auxiliary members
will take an active part In the
sale OF Buddy Poppies. Wesdnes-
day through Friday of this week.
Volunteers who wish to help in
this sale contact Department
Junior Vice Commander Ralph
Lewis, Metropolitan S-44S9.
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District Legion
Activities Set

All American Legion Posts in
the District of Columbia have
been urged by National Comdr.
Seaborn P. Collins to join in
observance of Armed Forces Day
on May 81.
Legionnaires are asked to en-
courage citizens to visit posts,
camps, stations, bases. armories
and centers of the United States
Army, Navy, Marine Corps and
Air Force during the week end
of May 20 to % during open
house.
Bureau of Engraving and
Printing Post will hold memorial
services for their deceased men,
bers at the Legion club. 433
Third street NV. at $50 pm.
May 20 Department Comdr.
Byron E. Dunn will be the guest
speaker.
At the last meeting of
Kenneth H. Nash Post the fol-
lowing were accepted into men,
bership: Donald j. Fenlason,
John F. Frederick, Elmer C.
Gravitt and Raymond o. Har-
rington..
On May % the post will hold
memorial services at Arlington
National Cemetery at l pm. at
the grave of Past Comdr. Guy U.
CogSwell.
Members needing transporta-
ton meet at the clubhouse. not
later than 1890 pm. Those
who are driving will form out
side the main gate at the ceme-
terry before 12:45 pm. Services
will be held in Section SO.
Jane A. Delano Post will hold
memorial service for the Armed
Forces War Veteran Nurses on
May % at / pm. at the Jane A.
Delano Monument, Section 81,
Arlington National Cemetery.
Col. Matthew P. McKeon, USA
retired, will be the principal
speaker. The benediction and
invocation will be by Chaplain
Felix N. Mysliviec, major. USA.
Post commanders are urged to
submit names of all entrants for
the Soap Box Derby as soon as
possible. Chairman James N.
Holt, Pc. 2-6323, will answer
questions relating to the event.
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LONDON. May IA P.-Be-
tween 1000 and 5000 persons
stampeded to the green playing
field at Wembley Stadium to-
night when Billy Graham called
for decisions for Christ"
Tine American evangelist con-
Quoted the first of one weeks
revival meetings in the great
football stadium which accom-
modates 900 spectators.
The night was unseasonably
cold, and there were spatters of
rain. There were blank patches
among the tiers of seats but
police estimated that between
10000 and $4,000 persons we're
present.
Many thousands came by Spe-
cial buses from communities all
over southern England. and spe-
clal trains came into four sta
tons serving the Wembley area
in North London.
For moment it appeared the
crowd would be thoroughly
drenched by a sudden shower.
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Embassy Tour
Is Arranged

An embassy tour has been ar
ranged for Saturday afternoon
by Mrs. Mabel Pugliese for the
benefit of child welfare of the
American Legion Auxiliary. The
embassies to be visited are the
Chinese, Indian. Korean, Greek
and Egyptian. Those taking the
tour will assemble at the Chi
nese Embassy, 2311 Massachu-
sets avenue NV. at noon. A
tea will be served by the Indian
Embassy.
The Kenna- Main Unit has
Endorsed Mrs. Esther Carrico for
department president for the
year 1856.
A party for servicemen and
women will be held at the USO
on Lafayette Square Tuesday.
Refreshments will be served
Vincent B. Costello Unit will
hold a party for the patients in
Ward z at Mount Alto Hospital
Tuesday.
Sergt. Jasper Unit has in
dorsed Mrs. Carrico. The unit
president, Mrs. Leila Price. was
Endorsed as department color
bearer.
James Reese Europe Unit will
hold a party for the patients in
Ward C at Mount Alto Hospital
Thursday.
Woodbridge Unit will hold a
party for the patients at Mount
Alto on Thursday. at the hos
pital
General Accounting Unit will
distribute cigarettes to Mount
Alto Hospital patients Saturday.
Fort Dupont Unit has in
dorsed Mrs. Carrico for depart
ment president.
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U. S. Pavilion Opens
AT Puris Trude Fair

PARIS, May IA (P)-United
States Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks helped open the
annual Paris Trade Fair today
by dedicating the first perma-
nent United States pavilion at
any foreign fair ground.
1t was evidence. he said in a
speech, of the Eisenhower ad-
ministration's desire for two-way
trade. This is the exchange of
goods for goods instead of the
export of American goods in ex-
change for dollars granted as
American aid.
The pavilion is designed to
show off American goods avail
able for export.
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3 U. S.-Mude Autos
Sent to India in 1898

BOSTON.-The earliest known
export of American-made cars
was in 1898. when three were
shipped to India.
BY 1904 a plant was estab-
lished in Canada. q forerunner
of 16 American-owned manufac-
turing plants and So assembly
plants that now dot every con-
tinent.
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Even if use Of water is restricted, you can
still enjoy healthful, air-conditioned
comfort in every room at the same time.
Because the Westinghouse home air con-
ditioner can operate with an air-cooled
condenser. Besides cooling your entire
home, this unit also removes excess mois-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

HomeoWner's Guide to Cen
trail Air Conditioning gives
you 20 pages Of facts about
size, cost, installation, financ-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
India Has 700. 900 I
urhun EMPLOYEES

NEW DELHI.-The total num-
Der of midas self-supporting
persons in all industries and
services in urban areas Is l5.9
million. Of whom 14.3 million
are males.
Seven hundred thousand of
these persons are employers, 8.8
million are employees, and ga
million are independent workers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
without using water

ture, and keeps dirt, pollen and smoke out
of every room. Cleaning's snap. Allerg
sufferers get welcome relief. You can shut
out street noises. Yet this unit is easily
added to almost any forced-air heating
system. Only connection, drain and cur
rent are required. .,ursz...sss.s.xsssr