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Evening star., 1955-11-20
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

coLoRED-20D5 JACKSON sT.-s
rms. with sep. apt. in bsmt.: ideal
for roomers. viii lease ] year AZ
$3.50 mo, with option 10 buy. DOUG
u. SMILEY. Realtor. UN. 1890.
coLoREb-eOo BLK. 9th ST. NE.
--6:Im. brk;. full bsmt,, gar: 5000
CoIoRED@9th AND EMERSON 81.
EE.-Semidet. brick. practically
new; separate din. rm.. rec. rm..
basement: gas heat: only $500
cOLORED-13O DELAFiTELD ST.
N.E.-By OWNER. S15. .450. VA ap-
house, IL baths; attic: ise. closets;
fenced yard. Call La. 6-66SO.
c0LORED-0PEN SAT-. AND SUN.
2=6, l40S Orren st ne, first time
offered, this beaut. big rn, 2-fsm-
ly house IN good, cond.. auiet
coLoRFS1isss oT RTlSe ffss 4 sctlga, cAlPif,o1soo 20
rm, brick: ideal location for home
or business; newly decorated: small
down payment H. LOPATIN. CO
81. 5532S2 ewes; RA, 8-060s.
redeeorated and has a new gas
furnace and hot-water heater.
OWNER. ST. 3-344o; ewes. WA.
C0LoRED--soIa 18th ST. NE
Scmidetached; 9 rms, ia baths.
Price reduced to Sl4.506, terms,
JOE CURTo REALTY, Ii. 7-7s00.
C0LORED-2s20 17th ST. NE
Detached corner brick home; 10
rms. 2hs baths, modern kit. Owner
mas purchased another home, must
duced $4,000 on cost. Terms to re-
sponsibIe party: ideal for doctor.
JOE cUETo REALTy, 1886 H st.
CoLORED-1als Maryland Ave. N.
E,oe-Trn. brick: bath, h.-w.h.:
$40 $40; 20. 2oG $500 gown; $50 ss mo. Open
coIoRED--s ST ST.. Cd 'PI Bladensburs
bedrms.. expansion attic. gas H.
VII. fenced corner lot. Modest
LozIER. Reaitor. WA. $4,000. WA.
coIORED-Isoa y ST. NE
lee. rms. bath. h.-w. heat. new
house cond. price and terms rea-
Sonabie LU. 2-7904.
coLoRLD-2-FAMlLY HOME. 1900
blk, Holbrook ST. nr. Sears Roe
buck and Hechingers-Modern brk
with complete kits, and baths,
Tea Taos Roy B oS @SEsH an e'lss. ise us us
c0LoRED--I35s z. Capitol ST.,
OILS. $3.50 down: nice, 6-rm. house,
yards, porches; garage. PRINGLE
REALTY: IL. 6-2525,
COL0RED ~ 1894 n. CAROLINA
AVE. N.E.--Modern. 10 big rooms,
2-famlly home; porch; fun bsmt:
ras ese; pRINGLE REALTYs II. 6.252S.
SI3,050: open Sunday 2-5 80; 262O
Brentwood I'd. NE rooms and
bath detached brick bungaiow:
basement, sss h.-wh. Ve-y good
condition. Garage. Mr.. Pendieion.
DD, I-346s. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
co l224 l4th 50. NV. AID. d-2G05
Isl offering Of this clean senitdst
brick, near Sears & Roebuck and
Biadensburg I'd mod. kit, redec
THIS Is A STEAL. OWNER, EN-.
10000: ia. 9-5262.
GOLoRRD-IeOg JACKSON ST. NE.
-s495 dn., Sila monthly; 2-story
5 rms, kit. and pantry, 2 baths;
h.-v.h,: garage; nice yard; income
from space. OIL. 2-335s or Ma.
coLoRED--asis v1sri ST. Ne
Lovely det. home. B bedrms.. iiy.
I'M, din. .rm., kit. bath: ise. yard
with small children's pool In back
Mo 1-8344 or EN-. a-35e2, Open
C0IoRED--i0s5 Z ST. s.E.--semi-
detached brick. $4,000: open sun
day, 2-5; rooms. bath. storm
doors and windows; full bsmt.: gas
heat; excellent condition. Close 70
schools, transp, and shoppins
areas. Mr.. Malta. LU. a-175o
MARSHALL J. WAPLE Co. 1924
18th Sc. NV, AID. 5-.005. 60
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CT or Conventional

OPEN TODAY, 2 TO 3 Pm.
SIG Buchanan st.--Semidet. brick IN
new-house condition.; 0 rooms. rec.
Im.. fenced gard; PIX te neg
ARTHUR Z. CURLING, LA. g.
A6a1- La. 6-776a.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
HsEs. FOR eALE Ne. Cont J

SEARCHING FOR A HOME you
CAN BUY WITHIN YOUR BUDG-
ET7 Let US come TO your rescue.
OPEN ] TILL DARK
SIS JEFFERSON ST. NE. Riggs
Park--LoYely: 3 bedrms., living
rm.. full dining rn.. Ia baths.
wall-to-wall earpeting. screened
porch, new cond.
536p CHILLUM PL. L.--Semidet.; 3
bedrms,. liV. rm.. full din. Tm., Ia
baths. kit, mirrored wall. wall-to-
g-9G33: Mr.. StlVerherg, RA 2-q41B
Evening star., 1955-11-20
VACANT
nRMN no L pM

ea7 MAiRYLANp AVE. NE,
Fine 3-apt. bldg: 10 rms, 3 baths,
. kitchensi oil h.-w.h. Priced right;
Eood terms; Eyess RA. 9726S 10, a
Evening star., 1955-11-20
COIORED

1900 BLK. 18th ST. NV apis.
plus 2 bedrms., 9 baths, very clean.
Only 5000 down.
1890 BLK. MONROE rooms, tile
bath. large rear yard; move right
In: 81 ,fl0g down.
1900 BLK. r ST. N.W4--4 apts,, 4
baths, soned commereiali $500
1900 BLK. 18th ST, NV. - IL
rooms, 8 baths; quick possession;
MANY, MANY OTHERS
Evening star., 1955-11-20
l3l4 FARRAGUT ST. NV.

ASNN AAASAe4A$O 49, ~ "
BRlcKA nlcKAGaER G5MR.-- SaeaaIl saeERR9SN lSIIS
detached. spacious l0-room
home. Side-hall plan. flre-
place In living room. 2ia
baths; deep back yard. de-
tached brick garage: fruit and
flower garden; concrete front
porch; full basement. new gas
h,.w,h. A spacious home.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
NE. Area

CLIP THIS AD
Evening star., 1955-11-20
2lM Ia ST. NE.

$1,000 CASH DOWN PAYMENT
Detached corner tapestry
prick Fome. beautiful spa
cious lot. beautiful garden,
detached garage. Full base
n1ent. Sparkling clean Has
many desirable features,
Conveniently located on
nl1darehffrr ~
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co. 5-3633. 8 til

OPEN SUN, OZARK
HILLS;EsEsT u ;s 5sEEcTIoN-RambIsr. E l
5 bedrms., beautiful mod. kit. gar.
bage disposal, Venetian blinds,
wall-to-wall carpeting and many
extras inciud. in price. FLOYD 3.
DAVIS Co, 1929 K ST, NV. Ma
Evening star., 1955-11-20
22o6-22Os RAND pL. NE.

S7a5 CASH DOWN PAYMENT
Your choice. Lovely q and
= room bungaiows. Select resi-
Dental section, of Bladens-
burg rd 3 full bedrooms. spa
cious living rooms, modern
kitchens, modern baths. fun
dry Easements. garages. Both
reasonably priced. $i3.9b0.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
4404 ILLINOIs AVE. NV.

$1,000 CASH DOWN PAYMENT
Vgcsnt-DETACHED GRIN.
BRIcR-TEX. Side hail plan,
Immaculate. Right of Grant
circle 3 bedrooms, spacious
living room with live fire.
place modern kitchen. fun
basement, gas h.-K.h., deep
hack Narh netacheh rarare
Evening star., 1955-11-20
24O4 RAND PL. NE.

81 .n0a Cash DOWN PAYMENT
FULLY DETACHED BRICK.
Vacant, Be proud owner OF
this detached brick home: 3
full bedrooms, spacious living
room with fireplace. modern
Kitchen. modern bath, fun
dry basement. Detached ga
rage. Concrete front porch.
Fuil-length storage attic.
Priced 10 sell. &IR. ahn.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
1925 DOWNING ST. NE.

Brentvoor YillaFe-Modern
6-roon1 brick home Oh Mon
tans ave. and r. /. ave. ne.
3 bedrooms modern TIE kiteh-
en- .n6 TIE bath iuli ia,.s,ss. 6sss.
front porch and rear -atio:
Evening star., 1955-11-20
1856 BUCHANAN ST. NV.

44oO 9O%A4xAAN<AAN OA' NsW
$1,000 CASH DOWN PAYMENT
Vacant--PCWDER ROOM
ON FIRST FLOOR. Spacious
e-roonn, 20-ft. row brick home.
Side. hall plan, concrete front
porch. Daylight basement with
front entrance. 2-ear detached
brick garage. Gas h.-wh.
SI7 ATJIS0N CIT Nw
Evening star., 1955-11-20

81, 900 CASH DOWN PAYMENT
Vacant--Eear st. Gabriefs
Lovely 6-rm. immaculate
20-ft. brick home, completely
redeeorated. Located OF Grant
Circle and express husiine.
Walk-in Festibule, 3 spacious
bedrooms, : rear pcrches, l
glass incioSed
Evening star., 1955-11-20
2000 lI' LAWRENCE v ST. NE.

S4a5 CASH DOWN PAYMENT
Detached hrickteS home.
3 bedrooms. gas h.-w.h. Ex-
tra deep lot. Concrete front
porch. Near recreation area,
y block Of ithode Island
ave. Total price. sI0.95o.
Low monthly nnvnerts.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
SITS 9Th ST. NV.

Walk into luxury. Custom
built Enslish-stSle semi-de-
taehed 7-room tapestry brick
home. True powder room on
flrst fiocr: spacious living
room with live fireplace. BAN
ouet-si1e dining room, mod
ern kitchen with garbege
disposal. dishwasher, break
fast nook; 3 bedrooms, .
baths on second floor. knotty
pine recreation room with
private kitchen and bath In
basement.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
NV. Area
492S KANSAS AVE. NV.

Spacious 20 It. ''Csfritz
crete front porch. side>hall
plan, parquet floors, fireplace
in living room, 2 screened
porches, full dry basement,
gas h.-w.h.: detached garage:
modern kitchen, modern bath
Evening star., 1955-11-20

$1,000 CASH DOWN PAYMENT
Vacant. 0uality-built g.
rm. tapestry brick home; side
hail plan; beautiful chestnut
trim, cleaning hardwood
floors. modern kitchen, Pa
modern baths, recreation
room. Gas h.-w.h. GaFsge.
Concrete front porch.
c,,n r.xy,. A.
Evening star., 1955-11-20

coLoRED-s0D5 JACKSON sT.-s
for roomers: win lease / year al
$3.50 mo, with option 70 buy. DOUG
~. SMILEY, Realtor. UN. 1890.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
3Ol3 CLAIMING ST. NE.

S4a5 CASH DOWN PAYMENT
Vacant--&g9. no.. total
price. si2.50O, buys this beau
tiful b-room bricktex bunsa-
heat. modern Kitchen, mod
ern bath. Metal garage. Lo-
Gated on SPACIOUS double lot,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-04

ter. Ruby and orsnn Gilllsp.e
visited in The home Of Mr. and
Mrs James Z. G!lllspse. Of Rich
nond Sunday Mr. and Mrs
GiAlspie are announcing It'd, birth
Of a baag girl on Jan %
Mr. ard Mrs % v Goldman
Of Buckingham visited Is the
homes u Mrs. A. r Coleman AND
Mr. and Mrs Harold Coleman
Sunday
MI. ard Mr. Jofn Word and
Linda 10 OMeaga visited Mrs A
z Coleman. Sunday evening
Mr. and Ms Warren Dune
want and son Of Falrnyile. were
recent yisitors d Mr. and MRS
Richard Dunayant
We are having tie coolest
weather Of the winter SO far. The
thermometer registered 3 degrees
here this morning
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-04
Knoxville

John Wdsd and Preston smith
attended the funeral 81 Seymour
Wright "A Union Church Sunday
Miss Ruby Gillespie Of Rich
nond and Miss Jane Lynch Of
PENNSYLVANIA spent the week end
W!th Mrs r. / Gllispie
Scott and Rodney Word of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-04

Richmond. spent the week end IN
the home of their parents Mr.
and MIS- r II Word ST
Mr.. and Mrs W F OMeara
and daughter. Linda Of Bluefield
" Va. spent several days with
Mrs. OMearas parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Word Mr. and Mrs.
OMeara attended the funeral Of
Mr. o Meara'a uncle IN Richmond
on Monday -
Mrs r /. Gillispie and daugh-
Evening star., 1955-10-16
FIRST NIGHT
TO BENEFIT
GOOD CAUSE

The first theater benefit
Of the Womans Auxiliary to
the Medical Society Of b. c.
takes place Tuesday night
with the opening perform
ance Of 'eThe vamp.n
In charge Of reservations
for the event Is Mrs. George
w. Ware. Funds from the
benefit VIII 90 toward the
Auxiliary.s Nursing Scholar
ship Fund and the American
Medical Educational Fund
win also benefit.
The auxiliary viii cele-
brate its 30th birthday In
December.
For the past 10 years the
major project Of the group
has been to promote and
extend its Nursing Scholar.
ship Fund. At present the
auxiliary has seven schol-
arships nurses Ia training
and hopes that It can con-
tinue to assist even more
through this theater benefit
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1955-10-16
FASHION NOTEBOOK
The Vamp, 1855 Style,
Is Due for a Comeback

Those slinky sirens had
everybody In q tizzy.
The situation isn't that
drastic today because the
varnp look Is one that Q worn-
an can choose If she wants 70
along with about 10 other kind
Of "looks" In the fashion
picture.
But an the draped. slinky
styles that are around on the
evening scene right now lead
one to believe that women 60
for glamour. even though in
the daytime they'H settle for
sports clothes.
Makeup
And now that women really
know how to use makeup, the
vanp's heavy n1adeup look
will be lessened consider
Gbly.
But the signposts are up--
we've seen long cigarette
holders being pulled out In
the smartest places.
Long sheaths are cleaning
their way to the top Of the
selection board for evening
wear. Eye makeup Is Oriental
and srnouldering. And talk
about recslrrent slang, only
the other day we heard some-
body say, -Sfe valmped him.
Still not convinced?
Then take 1t from Raoul
Pene du Bois. who created
the costumes and scenery for
The Vamp,p which opens in
washington Tuesday night.
Even the cClors Of that period
during the early l900s are
back again.
The sketches shown are
renderings by du Bois for Miss
Carol Channing's costumes in
THE Vamp." "
Evening star., 1955-10-16
ToConlnelnordfe
Historical Event

In commemoration Of the
i74th anniversary Of the Brit
ish surrender at Yorktown.
va. Daughters Of the Amer-
ican Revolution viii hold exer.
cises at the monument there
October 10. at 2 pm. Miss
Gertrude s. Carraway, presi-
dent general Of the national
society Of the OAR. viii
address the gathering.
Miss Carraway win be intro.
duced BY Mrs. C. Bernard
Bailey, State regent Of the
Virginia society. Mrs. e.
Stewart James, national press
ident Of the Children Of the
American Revolution. win place
q memorial wreath at the base
Of the monument and Marbury
Seaman, junior State president
Of the c. A. r., is to lead the
pledge Of allegiance.
Members Of the OAR ar
irving early are invited to
attend = coffee hour at the
historical customshouse. The
Coilite de Grasse Chapter win
receive between the hours Of.
. and II am.
Evening star., 1955-10-16
~ Eleni

That Grace Kelly look that's
so refined. so well-bred, so
genteel. and lady-like may
have to move over soon when
the @vanlp" stages 4 comeback.
We've come q long fashion
way from the days when
Theda Bara struck her torrid
poses and her suitry eyes
smouldered. and the heavy
makeup clearly labeled her the
..yanap.
But there are indications
that the years that have
passed have changed little In
the yearninG Of many women
who would rather be femme
fataies than the good ole
pal" type.
The syamp'
What was the vamp like
from about 1917 through the
early 2O's?
There were plenty Of dang
ling beads. long earrings. and
headache bands worn by the
happiest and healthiest wom-
en-.
Carrying out the vannp
theme were hobble skirts,
jeweled ornaments. feathers.
and long black eyelashes that
batted out high averages for
the women Of that period.
Between Gloria Swanson Of
the long cigarette holder and
Theda Bara tshe OF the leop-
ard rug trademark one
clearly got the idea that the
all-American girl was not here
TO stay. In fact she never had
q chance TO get on the scene
nf the ffS1aa
Evening star., 1955-10-16
Famous
Consult with this great beauty expert TO find out
how Che Electrotonic Treatment can youthify the
appearance Of your skin and contours.
Famous beauty expert, nv person,

Miss. Mala Rubinstein, niece Of the world-fa-
nous beauty authority, Helena Rubinstein, has
just arrived in Washington to introduce the new,
scientific Electrotonic Treatment which she re.
Gently. brought back from Paris.
In Complimentary consaifdhos 1t the Helena
Rubinstein Salon, Miss Rubinstein will tell YOU
how to regain your youth and glamour. How
this new modern treatment helps to erase age
signs from your face and neck.
Evening star., 1955-10-16

The Electrotonic Treatment not only improyes
the skin but also the muscles. II helps firm
muscles of the face and neck, youthifies appear.
ance of the skin, stimulates circulation. But
most important Of allyon look younger, fresher
and radiant.
Miss Rubinstein will be in Washington only one
weekso plan TO make your appointment 10
discuss with herr any Of your beauty problems.
Il will be one Of the most rewardine and
thrilling experiences you've ever known. Call
ME, 8-60l7.
Evening star., 1955-10-16

II WAS REALLY SOMETHING LIN Ire doys when
yornps ruled the foshon scene the elomour wos 50
heavy you could cut III This greet wop coat designed
BY Rooul Pene dubois for corol Claiming in The
NomP," Illustrates the look Of that day. OF groy
brocode the coots large block eollor and cuffs are
trimmed with let tosses
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-12-16
WASHINGTON LETTER
Disturbed World at Christmas

that they are willing to work
for the conditions that must
exist before there can be real
peace.
Visiting India and Burma on
a good wilI' tour, Soviet Pre-
mier Nikolsi A. Bulganin and
Soviet Communist Party chief
Nikita S. Krushchey have turn
ed their various appearances
into a round of attacks upon
the West. Secretary of State
John Foster Dulles has charg-
ed that they are making the
underdeveloped nations of the
world the new targets for their
guile"
In searching for some ex-
planation of the recently step
ped up Soviet program of provo
cation, following the short-lived
show of the friendly facade"
at the Geneva summit" con-
ference, some observers have
advanced one that, in other
times, would be amazing. 1t is
this: That the Soviet Russian
leaders are deliberately acting
as badly as they are, especially
in India, in an effort to force
England into withdrawing an
invitation to visit that country
next spring. Anthony Eden ex-
tended an invitation to the top
Reds during the Geneva meet
ing.
The theory behind this explain.
alton is that the communists
would convert the withdrawal
of the invitation into a great
propaganda campaign. They
would say, it is argued, that
they wanted 10 be friendly, but
the West did not, and so Eng
land withdrew an invitation 1t
had extended.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-12-16
MONSICNOR HIGGINS
Liberal Arts, Labor Leaders

problem of what the present
roster of teachers ought to be
teaching in the admittedly in
sufficient number OF classrooms
now available.
This problem of curriculum
naturally on the agenda of
the White House Conference
is currently being seriously
studied, as it ought to be. in the
more enlightened areas of
American management. A num-
ber of large corporations are
worried about the fact that too
many of their exeeutives-in
spite of, possibly because of,
their college and university
training are not adequate
ly prepared to make the broad
decisions required by modern
business. The complaint seems
to be that they are not suffic-
ientIy interested in ideas and
events unrelated TO their pres
ent jobs.
In other words, their formal
education was too highly spec
ialized. They are good technic-
ians, but their training in the
liberal arts, including philos-
ophy, would appear to be made
quate. 1t is said that they do
not read enough serious books
on subjects unrelated TO their
own field of technical compel
ence, are not sufficiently inter
ested in the arts, are not good
conversationalists. In a word,
they would seem to be lacking
in general as opposed to tech
nical or commercial or scien-
tific intelligence.
Need for Liberal Arts
President Wilfred ID. Gillen
of the Pennsylvania Bell Tele-
phone Company is one of those
who has decided to do some
thing about this problem. Dur
ing the past year or two he
has sent 30 or 40 of his more
promising junior executives to
the University of Pennsylvania
for a fulltime 10-month course
in the liberal arts. The Com
morwealth Edison Company of
Chicago and several other car
porations have established sim
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-12-16
We Propagate
The Kremiin's Lies

Many foreigners would be amazed to find out
what the United States is really like,
Father Walter Hogan, Sd, Of Manila, visit
Ing in this country currently, was speaking only
for his adopted land but he told government and
labor officials in Washington that when Fill
pinos met L. s. GIs they were considerably en-
lghtened TO find them decent human beings,
after all. America is its own worst enemy
abroad" said Father Hogan, quoted by Will
liam H. Mooring in the Los Angeles Tidtngs.
This is point we touched recently Hence
NE we're interested TO find someone corroborat'
IN our own charge that radio, TV, movies, and
newscasts are To blame They picture us as
criminals, neuroties, moral morons, and plain
'screwbals' for the most part, singing out the
sensational and the exceptional.
Besides Father Hogan We have also discovered
another ally, critic on our side. The distn-
guished French Dominican author, Father r. H.
Bruckberger, who has spent much time in the
United States wrote protest recently in the
New York Times Book Review section against
the Aibels leyeled at us in his own country.
Though the anti ti-Amerlcan literary tradition
which finally reversed the pro-Ameriean sym
pathies of men like Chateanbriand and de Toe
aueyille began with the celebrated Stendhal, Fa
ther Brurkberger points out that it has been fed
effectively by our own American Hoyelists
American authors alas have become best sellers
in France, read as much as and sometimes more
than native authors. The result? "The French
find in their own literature terribly denuncia-
tory image Of America. What has happened is
that some of the great American novelists widely
read in France have accentuated the impression
instead OF correcting it,"
Still we continue deliberately TO ruin our own
reputation abroad. As yet another critic puts
the case (Time, Sept L. $50: Probably the
deepest trouble of the contemporary U. S. is its
inability to produce reasonably accurate image
of itself. In plays, movies, novels, il cruelty
caricatures its life, parades its vices, mutes its
excellences This tendency, far more than Com
munist propaganda, is responsible for the repul.
sive picture of Il. s life in the minds of many
Europeans and Asians. Still the Europeans
image of Chicago is gangsterism, New York is
fat capitalist Los Angeles is Hollywood tart,
and the land between the cities is drenched in
the bitter lees of The Grapes Of Wrath
Of course the Communists revel in all this
Why shouldn't they? Ne doing their work
for them much better in such instances, than
they could themselves. A neutral far.minded
European or Asiatie might easily enough detect
kremlin lie. One would hardly seek a char
acter reference from an employees avowed
enemy Nor do we usually check in at the Ford
agency TO inquire about The advisabiity Of buy.
Ing new Plymouth. But were an employe to