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on. Dries quickly to powder that
clings, thus continues relief for
hours. Buy TING today. Guaran-
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is cool, pour over cherries.
Chill in refrigerator until firm.
Unmold on lettuce and serve
plain with chicken, or use for
dessert with whipped cream.
Yield: 4 portions.
Creams Peach Pie
S fresh medium-Si1ed
peaches
| 9-inch unbaked pastry
shell
! cup sugar
| tablespoon flour
Pinch Of salt
Dash freshly ground nutmeg
l cup heavy cream
" teaspoon vanilla
Peel and slice peaches. Ar
range IN pastry shell. MIX
together sugar, flour, salt and
nutmeg. Stir in cream and
vanilla. Pour over peaches.
Bake at 425oF. for IS minutes.
Reduce heat to 35O0F. and con-
tinue baking for 30 minutes, or
until filling is set (center area
will still be soft. Let cool
thoroughly before serving.
Yield: E portions. Note: This
pie filling resembles a soft Gus
tard in consistency.
FOOD ARTIST from New
York Cify gives rips aerf week
on how TO paint @ picture on a
salad plate.
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CONDUCTED I" M A<..>

NOTE: We will pay 81 for a question
and answer used in this column. CUES
tons are based on current news and
clipping Of news source must accompany
answer Address: Tom Henry. THIS
WEEK. 420 Lexington Avenue. New
York II. NY Unaccep,ed contributions
cannot he acknowledged or returned.
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HOW HOSPITAL STOPPED
ATHLETES FOOT ITCH!

Amazing "hospifal-tssfsd"
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on 6o-seeond contact 90.
lnstanfiy relieves fhs itching!
Why endure that agonizing toe
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Antiseptic Cream gives instant
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fort to sore, burning skin and
cracked, peeling toes.
Laboratory tests also prove that
TING's remarkable fungicidal
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MANTLE: What was vnvsvol?
are doing a big business. The
headpiece fad also cleaned out
the Wof-tail market.
CIV, ROckaw0y. ore.
EASY MONEY How much
did Uncle Sam recover from the
public last yea, just by checking
The arithmetic on mc0me-f0x
returns J.?
$50, 500, 900.
M.H., Omaha, Neb.
CHRISTENING ,. The Navy
names bafiIeShipS after states.
What will il name The LISTS?
LISTS (landing-ship. tank
are now being named after
counties. JC.B., Baltimore
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

GIRL TO SHARE FURN. APT with
$45 mo. DU. 1910. Ia
LEE HWY, / mi. from Key Bridge
Lady to share apt. with another
lady; cow. ". buses. IA. 2-6943.
SHARE FINE 18th ST.. APT. With
another responsible man over 40.
Twin beds; $65. AID. 4-S55s.
WANTED or COLLEGE graduates
to share newly furn., 5-rm. apt.
with 2 other girls. JU. 9-563o.
/ TO 4 GIRLS. between "a and so.
Very reas. rent, DE. 2-O626. Ia
NV men will share apartment
with 3rd man: TV, window fan.
DU. 1889 before 7:45 pm. -22
18th AND PEABODY N.W.-Girl.
2l527 TO share apt, with another
girl $50. RA. 3-2S03. is
WANTED. lady between 20 and 80
yrs. to share modern apt with
another lady. Call TU. 2-0757.
YOUNG LADY wants to share fully
lady in GEORGETOWN: of street park
ing and unlimited phone. WO.
6-7759, EN-. 3-sSO4. IA
ARL.-l or 2 girls to share lovely
2-bedrm. apt. with another girl:
piano, TV, unlim. PHI; excel. transp.:
reasonable. TIE. 6-l630. IA
QUIET, settled girl, 1880. to share
apt. with government girl: nicely
furn., TV. close to Naval Research.
Lab. and Boiling AFB. Call 10.
1-2979 after s; 10. $4,000. Ext.
547 between s and 4:30 pm. --16
GIRL to share apt. with another girl;
own lovely pvt. bedrm.: I5 min. Va.
bus to Conn. and K. ia. 5-30lT.
IA
bedroom, all privls., with anothN
employed girl. NV. section. RIA.
6-619l. --l3
DUPONT CIRCLE girls to share
6-rm. apt. with 2 other girls: air
cond., elev., all utilS.: $3.50 each.
NO. 1-21l3, HU. 3-797U. -16
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APIS. FURNlsHEo-vA.

ARL. 1921 N. Utah st.--Nicely furn.
3.rm: apt; COW. location; 2 adults.
IA. G-S392. IA
N. ARLINGToN-conv.ni.nt Ioca-
ton - 2-bedrm. apt. in 2-family
unit. Heat and water included.
Rent SEQ per month J H. BE-
MOTIF. Realtor. IKE. 1857. JE
3-ll4l. Ia
AIR CONDITIONED - Beaut. dec
and .furn, 2-bedrm.. apt in re-
stored Alex. town house. 3 hre-
places. ORIG. mantels and wood
work. sep. din rm. tile bath
T SIpef-m sSGo kit ldry. Good transp.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and /.
bedroom apartments: tanitor serv-
io e tann0f an O UTILITIES 03 s75 to
So so, Call TIE 5000 between
10 I'm. and 9 pm
ARLINGTON-For employed couple:
nr. shop. and trsnsp. Reasonable.
KE. S-6721. lis
EXTRA-LGE EFFIC. APT: ldry, nm.
parkins court. mr.. bus. Suitable =,
XII 9-IS05. Ia
ALIEN. bedrms. liv rm. kitchen.
dluette. bath and screened porch:
1915. TIE. 1898. --f3
LIV. RM.. bedrm. kItchenetts. full
bath utiiS. furnished; near shop
ping center. bus; SS5 per mo. Re-
fined adults. "a. 1855. Ia
E-BEDRM. APT, Arl.. close in
De luxe apt. bldg, beaut. furn.
parauet rs. 3 ige closets, super
sound Insulation. 500. IA. 5-6534
1904 nth ST. n. ARL.-2 rms.
and kitchenetts: blk. TO bus: utils
furn. IA. S-O533. Ia
NORTH ARLINGTON bedrms
conditioned den. Aug. II TO Nov.
! $3.50 per month. XII. S-a5sn
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

SI9 9Th ST. S.W.-S7 per wk Cool
rms, sink. stove. reigr.. adjoining
bath. Also 3 rms. and bath LIST
e sssT' 18th tho ST. NE .W S7o0gS1 T. l bed
sitting rm.. lge. closets. compl. kit.
pvt. entr. Sl2.75 wk. DE. 2-1R75.
18th ST. Ne, 3s1s-siugIs. large
2nd A. front room. regr., large
-, closet La 6.24s2. IA
: JOS 4th ST. N.E.--Dble. bedrm. 4
windows. lge. compI. kit: Sl3 VIZ.
. for persons. IL 7-9S93 Ia
ITO A ST. S.E.--Choice OF 2 apis.
full kit, refgr., stove. etc; adjoin-
ing bath; good transp. to Navy I'd
and downtown. Ii 1884 II !
ON CAPITOL HILL--Extra-lge. at
trsc. 4-window hskpg. rm.; all utils.
nicely furn LII 1-hnIR. Ia
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ROOMS EURN.-MD. & VA.

CHEVY CHASE, MD. - Attractive
room. double exposure. larse walk
= in closet, knee hole. desk, bath
shared with one, corner bus stop.
OIL. 4-25aO. IA
1891 CEDAR LANE, Beltsvtlle. Md,
close to Naval Ordinance Lab. and
Agriculture Farms, new home. WE.
5-4723. IA
ARLINGToN'S BEST - Large, airy
room, private bath. twin beds. for:
.: S32 mo. each. IA S-sal0. IA
ROOM, pvt. tile bath. lze. closets;
in new home. SO vk. Ed. a-5552.
If
2 NICE COUPLES 10 live in a Chris
tian home. PRIVILEGES. Gail Mar
ket 7-24sI for further information
IA
\. ARL., mr.. Pent.-Oticer or prof
man. pvt rm. In apt windows:
= walk-in closet. Ma, S-5966; pkng.
IA
RM FOB t MAN Man PVT entrance; phont
ia 2-713S after 6 pm. is
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ROOMS FuRN.-S.E.-S.W.

FAIRFAX VILLAGE AREA--Loveiy
I'M. in quiet home: bus at door.
LII. 1872. Ia
WOULD LIKE to have working
mother and child, home privileges.
10. l-0SS0 is
635 F.. CAPITOL ST. practically
dovntown-Lge. front nm, - wk.
Ii 3-Inq3. Ia
$40 Sth ST. S.E,-Pa. ave, W. NJ &
A. bus line: shop. center . biks.
. SEis. or dble; refer. IN hall. S25
mo. Ii $685. ii
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

ICE. SLEEPING RIM, gentleman
preferred; pvt. home. IL. 6-a032.
COLORED-MEN: $50 mo.-Kit.
priviis. in Woodbridge. on crnss-
- town busline. Call NO. 7-739l.
CoLoRED-sos EYE ST. Ne
Nicely furn., end A.. front; $40 so
per mo DE. c-2646. Ia
COLORED-NEATLY FURN.-Cple. .
81 wk All privileEes. Call AID.
4-064i. ia
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RooMS EuRN.-N.W. tcsnt.l

eO5 UNDERWOOD ST. N.w.-Love-
" Ice. front rm. for / or men
only. RA. 3-52S2. -13
PRIVATE JEWISH HOME, beautiful
rms, pvt bath. No other roomers;
excel. transp. TU. 2-4Oe1. Ia
1918 YARNUM ST. N.W.-Ssle. and
b.. dbie, rms in nice home; reas.;
empl. man: excel. transp. RIA. g.
S9G4
I6e5 9Th ST. N.w.-Lge, sgle. rm.,
"a blk. to bus; board optional; SIS
wk. RA. 6-0292. Ia
aSaI 18th ST. N.W.-Lse. corner
rm. with dble beds and . closets:
suit. for gentleman. Call RIA.
1854. Ia
DowNTowN-Clean. spacious; free
laundry and TV privil. dble.. 81
person: sgle.. IS. no. 2-532l. -26
ia MADISON ST. N.W.-Lee. front.
pvt bath, phone: clean. Quiet: de-
Sirable loo. RA. 3-7Sl9. -15
SCI EYE ST. NV, downtown
Large front rm., IS wk. Also light
housekeeping rm, SO wk. DI. =
, 1897. la
! 3O9 CRITTENDEN ST. N.w.-Sgle
rm., pvt. home; COW tranSp.: pvt
phone in room. RA. $4,000. --15
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Master bed
nm. comfortably furnished: pri-
vate bath, telephone, gentleman
only; $50 per mo. KE. 7-0l0S. IA
1921 RITTENHOUsE ST. N.W.-Jge.
master bedrm. with pvt. shower
and lavatory; kit. priyils. LA
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AIR-CONDITIONED
SARBIN TOWERS
1872 16th ST NV

Excellently furn. enc. apt. modern
elev. bldg. has large picture win.
dow overlooking city. Utils. incl
In rent; &1l9.50. Agent on prem
Legum g. Gerber Realty Co
1918 Conn. ave. EN-. $4,000
SHIPLEY PARK
Attractively furnished and redec-
GRATED and . bedrooms. liv. rm.,
dinette. kit. and bath. Ice. nm,
space, laundry facilities; conven-
lent to bus and shopping center;
once on development. 34OO 25th
ST. Sc, 10. 2-0135.
COLORED-FURN. APT, 2 rms,
kit. pvt. bath. all conveniences
For cple. 1888 Swami st. NV
DU. 7-I696. Ia
COLORED--2 RMS, share kit;
empl. persons or. sgle; refs. Close
in Sc Ii. 3-l75S after 8 pm. Ia
COLORED p RMS. KIT, bath
furn., reasonable. 314 T st. NV.
HU. 3-703l. Ia
COLORED -I7I3 INDEPENDENCE
AVE. S.E.-Efic. apt: neatly furn.;
linens furn. Ii. 6-1396. -l5
COLOREO 1914 BELMONT RID
N.W.-One large studio room anc
large kitchen, ali utilities included:
sos per month: also, large front
room. $3.50 per week. See janitor
,230O 18th st. NV. SIGLER & CO
Ia
COL. -1sI4 BELMONT ROAD -
utils, furnished: $50. See ianitor
on premises. SIGLER 81 CO.
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BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert St.
b sico my a ai1 5 9i i''hsn' Oa'n'
1907 18th ST. N.W.-Two rms, kit.
and bath: S55. One rm., Kit. and
bath; S36.50. MANAGER. DU.
es1s "a iath ST. NV, NO. duplex
apt. One bedrm.. liv rm., dinette,
kit. and bath. rear ser: porch, lge.
sas n Sar0 $3.50 rs IN mo e1cf fRs sHnd
SMITH &C. &c; Ills 18th st. nv.
$50 wARDER ST. N.w.-l.rm. ef-
Agency an syy6s apt' s46' all utils. incl
3 &c Rooms sHssi kitchen and bath ut atils.
l I,r s SSs 90. APO 9TH st, nv"
SssSi st S'G 81. Nw.-Lse. 1:6edrm.
apt, avail. Sept. !. Rent. STl.75
per mo-. incl. utils. RIA. $685.;
AVAILABLE OCT. 1-Large apt, rm,
size entrance lobby, living room,
large bedrmS.. fun din. rm., glaSsed
and screened sleeping or sun porch.
kit. pantry, ample closets. compl
detached building; best NV. loca-
ton; 1928 mo-. adults. no pets;
references. Box 343-L, Star. Ia
N. CAHITUL SD near n. l. ave
2nd floor. pvt. entr. to rooms,
Kitchen and bath, screened porch,
8 closets; air cooled: adults. DU.
This niO is YOUR LUCKY BREAK
Only $63.50, incl. heat and hot
water, for this fine and cheerful.
ne-bedroom apt. Qust newly Gee
Grated with large dining area and
nice room arrangemenL In a quiet
and convenient area: only "a block
to express transportation See res.
mgr. A. Forester st. sw., No. |.
10. 2-6672,. or SHANNON g. LUCHs
BOILING FIELD AREA. $500 End
st. Sc. Ant. 4 Redecorated ,
rms. kitchen. dinette, bath and
large screened porch. S75 incl
utils. Phone Mr.. Yount, with
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. EN-. 3-2279.
MT. PLEASANT, 1855 Lamont st.
n.w.-Redecorated, 2 rms, kltch-
en-, dinette and bath, 1852
month. See janitor on premises. or
phone Mr.. Yount. FRANK 8. PHIL
Lips EN- 3-2oIg IA
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Connecticut Ave. Apt.
One large bedroom and efficiency
apartment available. Living room,
dining foyer. kitchen and bath
Modern kitchen and bailt-in tub
with tile shower: Walk-tn closets
Tastefully and completely fur
nished. Venetion blinds: 2%-hour
switchboard and elevator service.
Also available, 2-oedroom apart
NREC1
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

CLUB MASON. 1928 N. Hamp. ave
Exclusive residential club: close in;
ISLES. and others; $3.50 Vk- and
UP. incl, meals and hotel services.
,s &C.; WON WYdsrN 10 A I;f77 S.w. Va
fined atmosphere for retired men,
women; excel food. Reas. AID. q
ROOMS ROOMS AND Accommodates
for working mothers: white neigh
borhood, reas. rates. Ii. 1861.
Sc. Neutrality-suspicious. 2 men or
D. couple. Very reas. Ii. 1864: Ho.
coLGMBIA RID. NV. aoo1-Nic.,
LARGE, double room. new air -cond !;
meals; young people. CO. 5-24g3.
1901 18th ST. N.w.--spacious rms.
ige , CLOSETS cl9sesS singers nov selected menu;
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED near Rock
ming water, for . elderly or re-
tired gentlemen or ladies', excellent
p home-cooked meals, 3 times daily
lge. porches. A congenial home
that you will enjoy. No drinking
at any time az For further details
THE MAR-LEEfA, 1925 18th st. NV.
Cool. single and double rooms for
young ladies and men. showers:
walking distance; excellent board.
I6s
LOVELY RIM. and kind care In lovely
suburban home for retired or aged
man or woman. JE. 4-7267. IL
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2a1O ASHMEAD PL. NV
just of 1900 block Conn. ave. at
Taft Bridge, Rock Greek PARK area
Low weekly rates include room
breakfast. dinner; "a -hr. hotel
service; friendly atmosphere.
no. 2-356B
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ROOMS WANTED

RETIRED LADY TEACHER wants
room and board in refined pvt.
family. Home fairly easy to reach
by transportation to Annandale
area satisfactory. Write p. o.
Box az. Annandale. IA
GENTLEMAN desires furn. room,
NV and ne. section SEQ month.
State details ]. VASES, 20i3
Lawrence at. ne. Ia
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED-D. c.

GEORGETOWN. $3.50 Que st. NV
Two 2-bedrm apts in apt. bldg.
Opcn. Apis. q! and 81. DI. T-7557
GEORGETOWN brdrm.. mod. kit
Bath finer residential street; sos.
DAv. ia. $500; eve, TU. 2-oq52
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FINEST D. c. DUPLEX
532 Burbank st. Sc rms. kit
dinette. bath, garbage disp.; shop
ping at door. reas. rent; cow An
drewS and Boiling. IL. 4-7265
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PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 K ST. NV.
AFOREMENTIONED

"a hour switchboard sery.; modern
showers. pvt. baths avail; singles.
dbls.; reas. weekly rates to per-
manent guests. EX 3-7725
COLORED@lO V ST. N.W.-Large
front room: cooking and laundry
privileges. AID. 2-5S33. -16
COLORED-TwO DOUBLE ROOMS.
Married couples; home privileges.
Call Ii. 7.T1Sl. Ia
CoLORED-FOR CPLE. or lady:
kitchen; will accept children. no.
2-00a5.
CoLoRED-3907 GA. AVE. NV
Nicely furn. frt, rm.: man pref.
Home privileges. IS
COLORED-I731 EUCLID ST. NV.
Lee. frt.. 50 vk. Sele.. $3.50 wk.
No children, CO. 5-S9Ss Ia
CoLORED-eOI TAYLOR ST NV
! or > persons; incl porch: linens
furn.: kit. prtvils. RA. 6-l492.
COLORED - NICELY FURNISHED
4 single or double rms, kit privi-
legeS. private refrigerators. for re-
fined people. 6l6 3rd st. NV and
e32 z st. ne. ME. S-97S7., Ii.
coLoREp-ese. UNIVERSITY PL.
r N.W.-Nicely turn. room. share
bath with / other; $40 week. Hu.
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THE MAIJRY

7o1 1eth St. N.w.--Lovely twin
room, pvt. bath, ? large closets,
foyer, fan. SCI week; other twins.
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VAcANT-HoW AVAILABLE
/ BEDROOM-NORTHEAsT

%'AN AAs@'oA
215 Adams St, Apt. 2-S5l.5 so
Key in Apt.
2l9 Adams st, Apt. IT, S52 so
Key in Apt
22I Adams st. Apt. . $50 so
Key in Apt. ., 219 Adams st.
1929 Adams st, Apt. S5l Is
Key in Apt |, 1900 Z st
1921 + at. Apt. A. S4s so
Key in Apt. 3
1887 Adams st, Apt. B. 355
Key in Apt. 2
l6O4 y st. Apt. 2 $4S. SO
Key in Apt. 2
1864 Trinidad ave, Apt. 2 S46 65
Key in Apt. /. 1909 Trinidad
1898 MARYLAND ave. Apt 3 $50
Key in Apt 9, / s34 Nd. Ave
l4l7 Staples st. Apt. 4 S47.75
oo Key in Apt. /
1022 18th st. Apt. 3 S47 SO
Key IN Apt. !. 1929 18th st
632 GiYard st. Apt ------ 1855
Key in Apt. /
1912 eth ST. Apt. $1,000 $50
"a Holbrook ter. Apt. 2 $40
Key with Jan. 1925 W Va. ave.
k .s94 wish Tshsr j.n , "a Apt $40
l1lS West. Va. ave, Apt. 4 S4s 30
Key With Jan. 1925 W. Va ave
B. p SAUL CO.
925 18th st. NV. MA. s-210o
IA
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So A DAY

PER PERSON. IN DOUBLE RMS.
Cool, clean and comfortable. Spe-
ctsls weekly and monthly rates for
lsdies or gentlemen. Maid service.
] blk. of Conn. Walking dist
downtown. 1925 18th st. NV.
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EBBITT HOTEL

Conv. TO shopping. theatrical and
business district. Rms. with all
circulator, pvt. bath. tub and
shower, special weekly rates tc
permanent guests. Apply mgr
EBBITT HOTEL, 10th and H st. Nv.
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HAMPTON COURTS APTS., cola
New Hamp. ave. n.w.--Bedrn.. liv
rm., reception hall. kitchen and
bath, BsantifuIly iurnishsd; AZ
ayailsbls. eley. BLDG. Res, mar. NO
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ALTURAS. HOTEL
1909 18th ST. NV.

Now available air-conditioned rms.
with private bath; also singles
from $40 so wk.: So q day: din
a. ing room. elevator and switch
board HU, 3-61l6.
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THE GILBERT

1880 10th st. n.w.-Newly deco
rated; maid and 24-hr PIX Styles.
81 90 wk. up: dbles.. $l5 wk. up.
pvt. hath: SIS wk.; sgle.: IS dbls
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ARL. 1921 N. Utah st.--Nicely furn.
3-rm. apt: conv. location: 2 adults.
ia T-T3go IA
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Officers S ervice Club
Rms. by day. wk., month with club
ana social activities for active. in
active and reserve officers. 1874
91St st. NV. AID, 4-24OO
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Immediate Occupancy

furnished. clean. and
bedroom apts.. in modern LARCH.
MONT GARDENS. nearby Airing
ton Large rooms, spacious lawns
recreatiobal and playground ZACH.
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KENNEDY ST. NV corner stu
do rm.. full kit, pvt. entr., utilS.
Incl: lady; $40. RA. 3-2943,
Evening star., 1955-09-16
Australians
Observe Air
Force Day

4 The Air Attache of the Aus
tralian Embassy and Mrs. D.
r. Chapman entertained at q
cocktail party yesterday in
honor Of Australian Air Force
Day.
Around i40 persons attended
the $3.50 to $3.50 o'clock affair
at the Chapmans' home in
Chevy Chase.
The Australian Ambassador
and Lady Spender were among
the many guests from embas-
sizes and United States air Of
ficials who attended the party.
Guests included Australian
Counselor and Mrs. r. j. Blake
ney, Gen. and Mrs. Thomas
D. White, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Carl Espe. Gen. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1955-09-16
Pokistdn Envoy
Guest

The retiring Pakistan Am
bassador. Syed Amjad Ali.
arrived in New York on
Wednesday where he was
honor guest at q luncheon
given by Mr.. A. s. Bokhari.
who is Undersecretary General
Of the United Nations.
Yesterday. the Ambassador
attended a luncheon given In
his honor by the Counsel of
Islamic Affairs. Today he win
attend a luncheon given by
Chairman McCloy Of the
Chase National Bank.
Tomorrow. the Ambassador
will depart for Pakistan. The
Minister Of the 'Pakistan EN-
.bassy. Mr.. Abdur Rahman
Khan, and the Press Attache,
Mr.. Syud Ahmed. are in New
York with the Ambassador.
and will see him of tomorrow.
On Sunday, they will be on
hand to receive the new Am
bassador. Mr.. Mohammed Ali.
Evening star., 1955-09-16
DIPLOMATTCALLY SPEAKING
Joint Celebration
AT Pun American

and Nine. Gruber were back
from a vacation at home. He
reports the embassy is flooded
with requests to attend the
grand opening of the Vienna
Opera.
Nine. Yang, wife Of the Ko-
rean Ambassador, arrived with
the Ambassador Of Burma and
Mrs. harrington. and reports
that her husband Is leaving
Korea to return here on Sep.
tember 20.
Mr.. Edgar Morris brought a
guest. MIR. Joseph p. Riley OF
South Carolina, a director of
the United States Chamber Of
Commerce. And back from o
tour Of our Western States
were the South African Am
bassador and Mrs. Holloway.
Judge and Mrs. George Mel
son reported they had been In
Newport. and others seen we're
the Ambassadors Of France
and italy, the Chinese Ambas-
sador and Nine. Koo. Ambas-
sador Entezam Of Iran. ADJ
miral Arthur Radford, Ambas-
sador Andrade Of Bolivia.
Chief Of Protocol and Mrs.
John Simmons, the Ambas-
sadoor Of Uruguay and Sonora
de Mora. the Clement Congers
and Tapley Bennett. Of the
State Department. Counselor
Adam Watson OF the British
Embassy and Mr.. Elovius
Mangor Of the Norwegian En-
hassy.
Champagne Went Begging
Reminiscing about the party
he gave last week for the
Washington baseball tea m,
Nicaragua's Ambassador Sc
villa-Sacasa. said TITS the only
party I've given in my 10 years
In Washington when my guests
drank more ginger ale than
champagne"
It seems the baseball team
couldn't break training rules.
so the Ambassador says that
next year when he gives q
repeat performance It win be
at the end Of the baseball sea-
son.
The Ambassador also plans
to award two trophies next
year - one for the best
walker" and one for the best
"tripler." The awards will be
named after President Anas-
tasio Somoza of Nicaragua.
Winners win also get free trips
TO Nicaragua.
Evening star., 1955-09-16

John Sanford, the Australian
Naval Attache and Mrs. T. K.
Morrison. 1t. Col. and Mrs. !.
M. Hunter, the Canadian Air
Attache and Mrs. r. A. Cam
eron, and the Armed Forces
Attache of the Philippine En-
bassy and Mrs. Carlos J. AL
bert.
Other guests were the Union
Of South Africa Air Attache
and Mrs. G. C. Krummeck.
the New Zealand Armed Forces
Attache and Mrs. w. s. Nc
Kinnon. the Norwegian Air At
tache and Mrs. Per Thoren-
dahl. the Belgian Military.
Naval and Air Attache and
Mrs. Andre Bigwood and the
Pakistan Naval. Military and
Air Attache and Mrs. Hayaud-
Din.
Also there we're the Swedish
Air Attache and Mime. Stig
Wennerstrom. the French Air
Attache and Mime. Vincent
Saubestre and the Air Attache
Of Great Britain and Mrs.
G. r. w. Heycock.
Evening star., 1955-09-16
By SELWA ROOSEVELT

The Ambassadors Of the five
Central American republics,
Nicaragua. El Salvador. Qua
temala. Honduras and Costa
Rica, Joined last night to cele-
brate a mutual birthday-the
134th anniversary Of their in
dependence from Spain.
At the sum p ptuous Pan
American Union Building Ann
bassadors Sevilla a-Sacasa, Hec-
tor Castro. Jose Cruz-Salazar,
Carlos Izaguirre and Fernando
Fournier. plus all the wives ex-
cept Sonora de Castro, formed
a receiving line to greet some
1000 guests.
This party is the first Joint
one they have given here in
"a years-a small by-product
Of a meeting held in Guatemala
last month when the Minis
ters of Foreign Affairs Of the
five republics met to discuss
the formation Of an Organiza-
tion of Central American
Republics.
Judging by the success Of this
cooperative attempt in the
social field, the five Republics
are on the way to bigger and
more far-reaching successes in
the political and economic
field.
Another Birthday
BY happy coincidence, yes
terday also happened to be
the birthday of Henry Hol-
land, our Assistant Secretary
Of State for Latin American
Affairs.
As il he were not already
eminently qualified for his job.
with his fiuency in Spanish,
his keen appreciation and un-
derstanding Of South America,
MIR. Holland also picked q very
good day to arrive IN this
world.
And his wife's birthday is
July 4. which, as one person
observed last night, makes
them the "All-American" cou.
pie.
Back From Summer Trips
As this was the first big
diplomatic reception Of the
fal season. there were many
returnees from summer vaca-
tions. The Brazilian Ambas-
sador and Mime. Muniz were
telling friends about their
marvellous summer In Spain
and France.
The Austrian Ambassador