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PACKING. STORAGE

ROYALL TRANSFER - Storage, 6
rms. as low as $50 or Sc per hr.
AID. 2-b24S. 26e
CHESTER MOVERS-LarRe or small,
we do them all. Careful and rea-
sonable. TU. 2-055S. ia. 9-0115.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0104, UNION 8TOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906
LIGHT HAULING local moving
beaches q specially s. l. NORRIS
~ 2-1150 or Ii 6-2SSa
MOVE OR PICK UP-D. c.. Nd, Va,
Sensibly priced Patient men. "a
hrs. HILLS TRANSFER CO., AP
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stoT-
age; reasonable rates. ia. 9-2937
"a
HARRIS MOVERS = Insured van
service; o experienced white men;
SIS hr. 10. 7-s341, 10. 7-259S.
QUICK MOVING. in vans; boxes,
couches, refgr., odds and ends or fuil
hse AID. 4-0617. tn. 2-3S53.
MOVING AND HAULING
Day or Night Reasonable Rates
DU 1861
ACTION MOVERS--6 rm1, low
as $40 or SO an hour.
NO. 1915
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roooY NOTION

FoooY BOTTOM
2-bedrm. semidet, brk., Ice. liv. rm..
dining area; mr., State and Navy
Dept; park areas and downtown.
sl4 NEW HAMP. AVE. N.w.-Newiy
remodeled and restored. 2 lge. bedrm.
home In attrac. row; features Ice. liy.
rm. with fireplacei sep. din, rm.i
Sood slora a s Maay Isl s4o ana
WOODWARD q NORRIS
REALTORS
723 Goth ST. NV, RE. 7-65s5
WHEAToN--4-Fm, house, bath. $50
SILVER sPRINo-9 bedrrs.. "a
rec, Tm., SsrSss, Close to everything.
LANGLEY LEY PARK AREAS bedrm.
Colonial. Sep. din. rm, bsmt.. rec,
Im. STD mo.
bsmt.. block to schools and transp.
BoNAS AND FooARTY, 10. 5-5o52.
House, 8 rooms and bath;
$3.50 month. call Ii. 4-7s97.
HOME VALUES
Braddock Acres Virginia - bed
garage; ls.acre. estate: Sl25.
l407 18th st. n.w.---10 rms, 3
baths: newly decorated: $175,
:, 20, Solo n Capitol st;7s ISSsSdnrms3
baths: si35 month.
2723 Central ave, n.e.--4 bedrms.,
living rm.. din, kit and 2 baths,
1907 BUNKER Hin I'd. n.e.-z-s lgs.
rms kit" IA baths. gas h.-w.h.i
!, s27 4th St. me- rms. bath, oil
1897 S0th st. net bedrms,,
liv. rm. din. rm., kit. 2 baths, full
R. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
Q Mass. Ave. Realtors MA. s-502O
FAIRFAX AREA. s9sL2 houses,
3 bedrms.,. bath, liv. rm.,. din. area,
large. kitchen; new appliances 4
blk. from elementary school. avail
FRANKLIN PARK AREA. $685.
al, new brick ram snsrs, az Sedrms-'
large Kitchen, full bsmt. Close to
schools. Avail immed.
CHESTERBROOK AND MCLEAN
AREAS older homes 2 bedrms.,
din. rm.. large liv. rm., large lot.
i-YEARSoLD HOME. S135; be-
tween Annadale and Sleepy Hollow
rd,--Large liv., rm., din; area large
kitchen, 3 bedrms, fun tiled recr.
rm.,. large scr. porch; excel. cond,
Avail. immed.
| ARFAX REALTY. INC.
FOG 8. Washington st.
Falls Church, Va. JE. $4,000
1918 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
8 ROOMS BATHS
Full bsmt., automatic heat. Arranged
for 2 families. Parking space In
rear. S1l5 mo.
q, o. ROGER MOSS, no. 2SsO2O oso.
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FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN, / TIL 8 TODAY

TIE BRoADMooR
1901 Conn. Ave. NV, at Porter s
Providing "aIl the comforts
Of home THE BROADMOOR
Is Washington's Outstanding
coop. Available for YOUR
inspection today are efici-
ency, and 2 bedrm t2
bsth) and 3-bedrm. 2-bathl
apt. homes. $4,000 to
$4,000. Ask for MAJOR
CARNEY at aBRoADMooR
desk.
YOUR PHONE CALL can
make this day pleasant and
productive. It's Up TO YOU.
Two experienced statesmen.
MR. OWENS lem. 3-67lSi
z and Mr.. THOMAS (WO. g.
$3.50. are available during
daylight hours today to ex-
plain the many substantial
advantages Of coop. apt.
home ownership; CALL
THEM. They viii be happy
70 show you any OF the
many desirable apt. homes
covered By our exclusive list
ings. transportation Will be
furnished. Il desired.
Enfelenees to 2 bedrms.,
S4.9s5 TO $50 600 total price.
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BEDR00Ms. immediate possession
sos WOOD COMPANY. 10

1855 HARVARD ST. N.W.-LsTse,
4-bseroom brick home. ? baths
dition; oniy $50 no. M. me-.
MANN. Ma. 1881.
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G csI E ISS SHnit Sb 's sas4eo IN Dc
EMBASSY EMPLOYE desires COM
pletely furnished one-room apt,
preferably Dupont Circle area.
Phone CO. 5-0OSS.
BY PROFESSIONAL WOMAN, vic.
Wis. and Mass ayes, N2-N4 bus
line, efficiency or one-bedroom un-
furnished. Would consider bedroom
and private bath with Ink. Box
203E Star. 25s
SETTLED COUPLE want modern
unfurn. apt. in small bldg, Nov.
LIST. DC. or Md. $50 or will as
sumo light duties as part of rent.
Box. 1S9k, Star.
COLORED-WANTED 2-bedrm. house
or apt. in good cond. Vic. Petworth
or Woodbridge. Call tn. 2-7165.
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NORTH ARLINGTON-New duplex.
large bedrms., full din. rm., large
liv, rm.,. use Of bsnt for laundry.
Pvt. parking. One block from bus.
Two blocks from Va. square. IA.
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CHEVY CHASE--NeW house, liv. rrn.,
din, rm., sll-elec. kit, breakfast
nook. Y bath, encl. porch, LIST A.:
4 bedfms., 2 baths, sundeck, up.
Rec. rm., maids rm., full bath,
util. rm., elec. washer, drier. cold
storage rm,, bsmt. 10. 1-350o
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SMALL COTTAGE-Bedroom, living
room, bath and kitchen; on heat;
I'd. No pets: adults only. Avail.
now. Lease required. SOS mo.
ROMYE LAMBORN REALTOR, OF.
4-SLs6, OF. 4-S035, exclusive
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$3.50
.2S01 32nd st. s.e.-Detached brick
with 3 bedrms,. bath on 2nd; liY.
I'M with trepli; kit, din. rm. on
lSt: rec. nm, with firepl. and lava
TORY IN bSmt. Garage and finished
attic; Cow. to Andrews and Boiling
Fields. Owner will show.
WALKER q DUNLOP, INC,
m E.OOpO
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APARTMENTS WANTED

uNFURN. APT. or small house, 2
bedrms. or arranged for private
sleeping accemodations for q sony.
pref. Box lS7-K. Star. 23s
LADY AND 2 DAUGHTERS desires
unturn. apt. In home or would
share house in Va. or D. c.; cow.
20 700 Eransp.. GRADE school. Box
2O2-h, star. 23s
SINGLE MAN seeks clean, comfort
able quarters, not luxury: 2-yr.
ease begin Oct. /; NV. only; pref.
Dupont circle area or north. near
Conn. ave Mod. kit. din. rm.. ny.
rm., = bedrms., or l bedrm. with
sun porch, adaptable to study.
Wants spacious rms. and lge.
closets Of older bldg. unfurn. Must
have some storage space. About
$3.50. IA. b-5S54.
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL WOMAN
looking for house or apartment
to share. close In DC. HU. 3-Sl06.
YOUNG LADY, Jewish, wants to
share furn, apt. with l or 2 girls.
or rm, with good family within
computing distance DC. Box
GENTLEMAN desires exceptionally
we'll furn.. living quarters in Alex.
Only the best considered. Call OIL.
6-3S36.
TWO BEDRM. UNPUBLISHED APT,
house or fiat in the NV. sec. AID.
2-7927. To 500. Turn. l dresseD.
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ROCKvILLE-3 bedrms., liy. rm.
with firepl., din rn1., full bsmt
and garage; avail. Oct. 3: ei10
mo plus utiis. Pc. 2-4296.
LARGE FAMILY-sIZE BRK. home.
Lovely ward. On DuFief Mil I'd
. miles west Of Rockville OF ri
2a. Elec. stove: refrigerator and
J6-ft. deepfreeze. Garages for 3
cars and 22-ft. block barn. Q
fenced yardz. acre Of ground
sl25, Clearwater 3-2s2B.
S0f TENN. AVE. N.E.-Brk house
g big rms. bath. porch. bsnt
Really r. coaRP., ST 81. 5@aSSsi5 HtsS
OFF UPPER 18th ST. N.W.-vacant.
large semidet brick, 3 bedrms
iarge iig. rm. sep. din. I'm lerge
modern kit with dishwasher and
disposal; lst-f3Y powder I'm. rec
rm. basement: maids rrn.. screened
rear porch md parking area Near
schools. trans, churches Reas Cal
NO 7-niO4 or KE- 7-0i65
S-ROOM HOUSE. . baths. hot-Vater
heating. newly redecoTated. Gear
garage Convenient to schools.
shopping and transportation I'M
mediate possession. Rent. $3.50
month. To inspect. call JA. 2-9s66;
ewes. and Sundays. KE. s-464a.
ARLlNGTON-Detached older home:
5 rms. equipped kit, front and
rear porehes. full bsgnt and garage
500 mo. Q. z. LAEIER, IA. =
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BEDROOM APT. including utils..
auto laundry faeilitles. EN-. s.
507s days; EN-. 3-920s, ewes,
n. ARL,-2 bedrms.. liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, bath; sun porch; attic
and hot water. 500. Ike. $4,000,
ARL CLOSE-IN-i -bedrm. apt. mr.,
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UEUhGEIOWN-THPE town house
in the park, just of Massachu-
sets. LIST floor. din. rm. and
kit; End floor. liv. rm.. library,
bath. garden; 8 bedrms.. 2 baths
on Ord; $3.50. Call Miss Corbin,
pU ,,r5 7-l2 ia.. or co. b-7e24.
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GUESTHOUSE on country estate
bedrm.. Ice. nv. rm.; mr.. Vienna,
va. sos per mo. DU. 5-07SS.
SOUTH ARLINGTON - 2-bedrm
brick; immediate occupancy, OTIS
4-S223 or MA. 9-58Ob.
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SILVER sPRING-Rambier: 8 bed
rms. ? baths, huge rec. rm.. fenced
yard; close bus, schools. shopping
center: S175. JU. S-1739.
ALABAMA AND Pa. AVE. Sc. VIC.
Modern 3-bedrm. semidet. brick;
basement. gas heat: S90.50 mo. ~.
S-A953, or 10. 5-56oo
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GLASSMANOR, 800 Roseld Court
Semidet brick, 2 bedrms., Ia
pains PAINS fenced YARD Tecr. I'M Ioo chill
10. 7-3745
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KENSINGTON--2-bedrm. rambler,
din. rm.. bsmt., dishwasher and dis
posal; fenced yard; S115 mo. 10.
$4,000. HIGGINS AND HAIR
RISON INC
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Stt5 PER MOS bedrms., bsmt,,
ranch type near new Laurel shop.
ctr sos MontroBe ave, Laurel.
Nd. Call PA. 5-23S7 or PA. 5-3352.
RIGGS PARK. 5000 sth st, net
rm. semidet. brick. ist-h, powder
nm, disposal. dishwasher, full bsnt.,
SlOO mo-, no lease req. DI. 7-SS90.
LINc0LNIA HEIGHTS. vA.-Three-
perm ssnI rambler A.aere lot with
ing house 10 2-car garage: fun
bsmt. with y bath. Westinghouse
washer; two bedrms. air cond.; oil
h.,w,h.: GE kit. one mile from Lin
colnia; Oct. LIST $50, for three yrs.
WELL CO.. JE, 4.0iO0. ri. $500 SSH.
1884 LAKEWOOD Drive bed
mr. Seven Corners; siI5 mo. IA.
f~OONUs
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~ sToRIEs-Nr. cheveriy. Nd.
easy easy access IS. to I Bslt9. p3kway;
roomy, utils. except heat furn.
S1l0 mo-; without bsmt. AP.
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Versatile, Portable AIR CONDITIONING

Custom room DIR con-
ditionino thot you use
in the win dow,
throuoh-the-woIl or
mounted on o portable
stand with wheels. Use
is onywhere! It's just
like owning two Dir
eonditioners!
CONVENIENT
TERMS ARRANGED
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-04

in favor of the Old South; but
long time odds, surely with the
New South.
God and Time and Right are
with the New South whose voice
for the time being is muffled sad
ly.
Just as the Old South has de-
tenders transplanted in the
North to echo its sentiments, the
Old South has defenders who in
cite riots and interracial trouble
There is no sweeter morsel for
press of the Old South than to
headline interracial troubles of
the North. The effect is always
made to show that the Old South
is not by itself in its attitude to-
ward the Negro.
But when the situation is re-
duced to its last analysis, it will
be found that the interracial
troubles that break out in the
North were conceived in the
South and Matched in the North.
When some of our contemporary
research students go into the mat
ter it will be found that the bed
race relations trouble was trans
planted from the South to the
North by Negroes and whites of
the Old South who are settling
southern issues with the North
as the battle-ground!
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-04
PICTURE OF JOE
LOUIS SAVES
DOCTOR FROM
BANDITS

CHICAGO-(ANP)-An auto
graphed photo Of former heavy
weight boxing champion Joe
Louis saved a physician last week
from getting sliced up"
The physician, DR.. A. Allen
Frankel, member Of the Illinois
Athletic Commission, was thre~ {
ened in his dental office at 5023
Broadway when two robbers
armed with knives forced their
way in and took his wallet and
$45, a $500 diamond ring, a $40
watch, and a bag containing 5000
worth of dental gold.
One OF the bandits then said,
Should / slice him up?
The other bandit, seeing a pic
ture of Joe Louis on the Office
wall, asked DR.. Frankel about it.
The dentist replied that he had
known Louis since he was an
amateur boxer.
eff he knows Louis, he must
be pretty nice guy, said the
second bandit, Leave him alone
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-04
Commencement
At Northwestern

Commencement exercise for
eniors completing their re-
ruirements for graduation viii be
held on Friday morning, August
3, in the library of Northwestern
Senior High School at 10 am.
David III. Dobbs, assistant direc-
tor of vocational education, will
present diplomas to the follow
ing students:
James Bell, David Clark, George
Jackson, Leo Fender, Sylvia Py-
from and Griffin Smith.
The public is cordially invited
to attend this program
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Canadians Mark
Queens Birthday

was a Royal Canadian Mount
ed Policeman in his brilliant
red coat and black trousers
with gold strips down the side.
1.-TWO members of the Mounted
Police are detailed to the en-
bassy here). Instead Of the
usual announcers. guests were
escorted and presented to the
host and hostess by the various
armed forces attaches of the
Embassy.
With the HeeneyS in the re-
ceiving line was their son
Bryan, a second year theology
student who will be ordained
as an Episcopalian clergyman
a year from now. He's to be
married June 2 in Toronto.
Ambassador Heeney's sister
and brother in law, DR.. and
Mrs. John r. Mott, were also
among those present.
The capitals official and
diplomatic society turned out
in full force, including Mrs.
John Foster Dulles. Secretary
of Commerce and Mrs. Sinclair
Weeks, the Undersecretary of
State and Mrs. Herbert Hoover,
jr., Supreme Court Justice and
Mrs. William Douglas. Assist
ant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Henry Holland, Mr..
Robert Garner, Deputy Assist
ant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Burke Elbrick, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. George Holder
ness, Mrs. John Simmons. and
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Ken
drick, who were on their way
to a dinner for Ambassador
designate and Mrs. Cecil Lyon.
The party was being given by
former Ambassador Joseph
Grew, Mrs. Lyons father. who
also stopped by the Canadian
reception.
Diplomats Attend
The dean of the Diplomatic
Corps and Nine. Munthe de
Morgenstierne he AIDED the
dip ON attic representation,
which included the British
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rick, down from New York for
the Washington premiere.
Mr. Patrick had as his guests,
Senator Albert Gore of Ten
nessee and Mrs. Gore.
Among the distinguished
guests accepting invitations to
the opening we're Mrs. Earl
Warren. wife of the Chief
Justice. and their daughter,
Miss Virginia Warren; Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen V. Astin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Black, the Fin
nish Ambassador, Johan A.
Nykopp; Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Harold T. Deutermann,
Mrs. Eleanor Lansing Dulles,
Judge and Mrs. Henry w. Ed
eerton, Mrs. Wade Ellis, and
Senator and Mrs. Allen Frear.
Still others accepting were
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Ambassador and Lady Makins,
the French Ambassador and
Nine. Couve de Murville. Rus
sia's Ambassador zaroubin, the
tall, red-headed Polish AM
bassador and Nine. Spasowski,
the Brazilian Ambassador with
his daughter, the Marquisa de
Belmonte; the Belgian Am
bassador and Baroness Silver
cruys, the Ambassador of Iran
and Nine. Amin, Ambassador
Sevilla -Sacasa of Nicaragua,
the Bolivian Ambassador and
Sonora de Andrade. Ambassa-
dor Ludin of Afghanistan, and
many others.
Ambassador Areilza of Spain
was talking with Mrs. Perle
Mesta. who is giving a gay
dance June 8 in honor Of the
Ambassadors tante
daughter, Mercedes. World
traveller Perle's next trip
will take her to South America
after the conventions. (Am-
bassador Areilza. just back
from a trip to Texas, said he
now has a 10-gallon hat. boots.
and honorary citizenship in
Texas. but as yet. no oil welD.
Mrs. Hagner Entertains
A number of guests at the
Canadian party went on to a
cocktail party given by Mrs.
Randall Hagner at her home
en- Twenty-fourth street.
Mrs. Ken Regain, wife Of
the former Representative
from Texas, was guest of
honor at Mrs. Hagner's party.
The honoree sat on a sofa in
the drawing room and held
court-not because she wanted
to. but because she broke her
ankle last week.
It's Mrs. Regan's first trip
to the capital in a year and
as a result of her accident
here, she will be in a cast for
six weeks. But the pretty,
vivacious brunette did not let
it affect her obvious pleasure
at being in Washington again.
While here she's the house
guest of Hank Fort.
Among the guests were the
Ambassador of Panama and
Sonora de Vallarino, who
leaves for Panama June to
get ready for the big meeting
June "a and rs of the 81
Presidents of the member
nations of the Organization Of
American States. 1t will be the
first such gathering in history
and President Eisenhower is
expected to attend. Hundreds
of press people have already
made their reservations.
Also seen at Mrs. Hagner's
were Gen. and Mrs. Leigh
Wade. the Ambassador of
Chile and Sonora de Rodri-
guez. Col and Sonora Miranda
of the Spanish Embassy. Mr..
Edgar Morris. Mr.. Nigel Gay
den, Mr.. j. c. A. Roper and
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Bowles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22

Col. and Mrs. M. Robert Gug-
genheim, Gen. Wade M. Hal
slip. Mrs. j. Borden Hartman,
Judge Alexander Holtzoff. Vice
Admiral H. S. Kendall, Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. Robert F. Hollis,
Mr., and Mrs. Leon Keyserling,
the German Ambassador, DR..
Heinz L. Krekeler; Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel H. Kaufman,
Senator and Mrs. Herbert Leh-
man, the Counselor of Laos
Embassy and Nine. Keo Vipha-
kone, Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold
Moves. jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
can Phillips, Mrs. William
Sturdevant. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Sundlun. the Turkish
Ambassador and Nine. Cork.
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BY sELwA ROOSEVELT

A queen has many peroga-
tives, but among the penalties
is the fact that she can never
lie about her age.
For SO young and beautiful
a queen as Her Majesty,
Elizabeth II, this could hardly
be a problem. But no matter
what the age. a British
sovereign's birthday is always
celebrated by her loyal sub
jects.
Queen Elizabeth is reminded
that she is a year older-not
Just once. on April 81. which
happens to be her birthday
but a number of times.
Yesterday, for example, the
Canadians celebrated the
Queens birthday and the
Canadian Ambassador and
Mrs. Heeney were hosts to
hundreds of Washingtonians
at a party marking the event.
For the British. the Queens
birthday is their national holi-
day and will be celebrated in
Great Britain on May 81.
New Zealand celebrates on
June 4, Australia on June IL
and the Union of South Africa
on July 9.
However. Queen Elizabeth
might be either pleased or
annoyed to know that a num-
Der of her loyal subjects
couldn't remember how old she
is. When I put the question
to various persons at the
Canadian party. a series of
small conferences ensued be-
fore a majority opinion was
given that this was her 30th
birthday.
Perfect Garden Party Weathe
The Heeneys had perfect
weather for their garden party,
but remembering last years
drizzle. they were prepared
with a marquee over the ter
race.
The first person guests saw
as they entered the embassy
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Premiere
Draws
Officials

Diplomatic. official and resi-
dental Washington turned out
in glittering array last night
for the gala opening of the
Pulitzer Prize comedy, Tea
house of the August Moon" at
the National Theater.
The performance. a benefit
for the International relief
agency, CARE. also brought
the plays author, John Pat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
McCIeHon-Hodqson

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Jes-
mond Dene Balmer announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Jane Balmer Hodgson, to
Col. Harry Watson Mcclellan,
USA, son of Mrs. B. F. Nc
Clellan of jackson, Miss, and
the late Col. Mcclellan. The
wedding took place May IL in
the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
T0bb.Jocobs

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard M.
Jacobs of Takoma Park an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Rose Joan to Mr.
Marvin Neil Tabb. son of DR..
Sam Tabb and Mrs. Lee Tabb.
The wedding took place Sum-
day in the Willard Hotel. The
couple will live here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22

and the Ambassador of Wet
Nam and Nine. Tran Van
Chuong.
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WEDDINGS
IHole-Hurrison

Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard w.
Harrison announce the mar
riage of their daughter Marie
Agnes to Mr.. Robert Lee Hale,
son of Mrs. Elizabeth Hale of
Lexington Park, Md. The we'd
ding took place Saturday in st.
Francis Xavier Church. The
couple will live in Falkland,
Md.
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ed the setting Of our classroom
The pupils eolored pictures for
the walls and display board. The
easel was arranged to keep read
ing records. On the easel In Read
More. and The List I've Read"
The fourth year group has stud
led the unit Our Community and
Its Helpers" The purpose of this
unit is. 10 aequaint children with
the community helpers, policeman,
groeeryman, fireman, milkman.
banker. minister and doctor. help
make the community a better
place to live. to give examples of
fair play completing a task, shar-
ing safety rules and religious val
ues.
The Polar Bears played Garthell
hi school last Friday mite. Both
junior and senior boys played
The senior boys have played two
games and were defeated both
times. The junior team has played
two games and won one. High
pointers In last weeks game were,
Charles Matilda for the senior
team. scoring II points and Elijah
Pitts. scoring 20 points for the
junior boys. =
Lou Dovie Lasker has earned
the highest rating among the SEN
Tor girls of Pine Street in the
Betty Croker" 1886 Search for
the American Homemaker of To-
morrow.
The MIA meeting was held at
the home of Louise Brown,
Friendship, with Louise and her
mother as hostesses. The meeting
opened at 7:30 p. m. with Marga-
ret cowan. presiding. Concluding
the devotion the club song was
sung and the motto and creed re-
cited. Members discussed some of
the activities that are to be held.
They are. TV show Teen Time
jamboree and Father date
Mother banquet. will be February
~. Menu. barbecue. green beans,
parsley. potatoes. hot rolls. slaw,
apple pie alamode and hot eof-
fee. The club organized a lend a
hand project, Rosie Hoskins. chair
man. John Gilbert. eo-ehairman.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Margaret cowan. Mrs.
d. S. chsnple. advisor. Margaret
cowan. president
Everyone Is looking forward to
the event of the week. the clos
ing of the band drive of Pine ST,
The drive Is being elimaxed with
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CRANBERRY CRUNCH
PUDDING

ess whole cranberry sssess
Il poundD
2 eups thinly sliced spples
2 tablespoons melted buser
cr margarine
III cups sifscd enriched seNvt,inG
flour
u cup sugar
I teaspoon cinnamon
u cup butter or margarine
4 cup grated sharp Cheddsr cheese
I egg. beaten
Mix cranberry sauce and apples
and arrange in bottom OF 9-inch
round pan. Drizzle with melted
butter or margarine. Mix flour
sugar and cinnamon. Cut or rub
in butter or margarine until
mixture is crumbly. Stir in
cheese. Add egg and stir to blend
well. Spread over fruit Bake
in moderate oven (375 Deg. FL
IS to 40 minutes. Serve warm
with dairy sour cream or hard
sauce. Makes 6 TO 8 servings.
'Fresh crsnberries may be used. Pick
over and wash iia cups cranberrtes.
Arrange IN bottom Of pan with apples.
Sprinkle with = cup sugar and drixzle
with butter OF margarine as directed.