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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX. 2S17 Mosby-3-bedrm. brk
Auto. washer. drier, disposal. redec
Full bsmt yd close TO schs.. bus
lovely furn.: S17J MRS. MCMAHON
TIE. 6-69l2, week end, OIL 6-3653
SILVER SPRING, 200 Whitestone I'd
Three oedrms.. llv. rm.. din. rm,. !.
baths: 2-story brk.: enclosed rear
I'd. cow. 10 schools; Sl50. ia. g.
7S15. evenings.
CONN. GARDENS-Very attractive
| home: finished recreation rm., deep
| freeze. Many extras. Immediate
occupancy. SIGLER d CO., 10.
4-S3S3.
S. ARL.-2-bedrm. semidet. brk., Al
cond.. conv. Pentagon. S1I5. Ma
8-3120, Ext. $40, ewes, OF. 1890
HYATTsvILLE-charming 2-bedrm
single house; near transportation
quick to D. C. S95. Lo. 4-0S13.
COLMAR MANOR, Md rooms, .
bedrms.. many extras; S126 mo
plus utils. call AP. 7-5346
18th ST. NV. Sacred Heart Parish
Five. rms. recr, srm., Ia baths
nicely furn., Bendix washer, garage
SIZE per mo. HO. 10000.
FOGGY BOTTOM - Charming. 2.
bedrm. row brick, eleRantly furn
completely Cdfpttcus HEepl-, ar
tween X and Eye on 95th st.; $50
mo. Call FE. 3-5li9 ewes. Open
Sun, 20, or by appointment.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C., legation st
nished; Sis mo GEORGE I
BoRGER. INC, 643 Indiana ave,
MA. S-035O.
EXCELLENT NV. AREA bedrm
brick house. Wall-to-wal carpet
ing: in Immaculate shiny condition;
recreation room with full bath,
fenced rear garden EXCLUSIVE.
JAMES L. DIXON & co, ST. g.
1908 CONGRESS ST. s.E.--3-bed-
nm. full-bsmt. row brick: nicely
furn : Sis. To Inspect. call JOHN
L. SHELTON. Realtor, 10. 2-200O.
TWO -BEDRM. BRK. HOME, 10 Broy-
Hill Pk.--Hlce size liv. nm. din.
area. equip. kit. With auto. dish
washer, clothes washer. sar6age
and GE refer: nicely fufn, through
out. lge. corner lot. Offered fur
nished. S135 per month, or IN
furnished. $40 per month. lease
REQ. and owners reserve right to
approve prospective tenants. Call
Mr. THOMPSON, CT. 3-0544.
551I CAROLINA Pr. NV, above
Chain Bridge-Completely furn-.
CoIonisI-style brick house. Three
bedrms.. 2 baths. plus finished top
floor. garden. SI75 monthly. WO
6-7469
BETHESDA. MD, 7s0s Westneld DR.,
inst Of Wilson lane. cow % Naval
Hosp. and NH; beautiful mod RAM
bier; hy. I'm, din. IN. mod kit.
2 bedrms bath. rec. I'm. beautiful
BsE sii 1 Z SONG IA s.4o4 3
BETHESDA. MD.-BTlck EngliSh
Qlo oeofgetoEn Te. silO Per No.
ReiefeEees.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,,,rni,b.d

NEARBY MD.-Mod. Diet. 3 bedrms,
den, TV. freezer. Bendix. sun pch.
din. rm.. rec. rm,. 3 frepls. oil hit
sar; bsmt. $3.50 mo- UN. 4-5BsS
9Ts
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DETACHED HOUSE, mr.. Apex The

nOt1L' mr. apex inc
ater between Wis and Mass; j
kit; $50 per mo. for right party;
shown by appointment only. DI
1857. between u and 3, week.
Gays
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COLORED-Ii93 r ST. NV
rms kit. bath, in mod. elev. bldg
front apt. double exposure, S7i 80
incl. all utils except cleo. KEY
with janitor. HENRY SALUS, 1104
Vermont ave. NV, CO. 5-l9SS
COLORED-35I3 18th ST. NV
Two. rms, kit. and bath and rear
porch S72 so Key with. janitor
HENRY SALUS, il04 vermont
COLORED-TWO RMS, KIT, BATH
heat and hot water furn, $50
1914 18th st. NV. DE. 2-43l4.
COLORED = 1880 BLADENsBURG
RID; N.E;-one Ice rm,, din" Ky;
Janltor, Ii. 4-S413,
COL0RED-i5e8 18th ST. NV
Liv rm', bedrm.. T., b.: S65- s67 so
buy furn., Sl35-Sl0jJ RA. j.
- rms, kit. and bath; S87 so
incl. all utils. Key In Apt. 3
HENRY SALUS. l104 Vermont ave
NV, CO. 5-l9SS.
COLORED - 1908 BENNING RID.
N.E.--3 rms, kit, bath, hall. All
utils., wash. rm. facilities, SS7 less
rent. p. j. WALSHE, INC. Ills
Eye st. NV, MA. S-646S.
CoLoRED-13l7 r. I. AVE. NV
Apt. SOIL rms, kit, bath; heat,
INV, incl. $50. Elev. bldg. See ian,
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. 3-S30Q
LOWEST PRICE IN ToWN-S45
Three bedrooms (2-family duplex
Arcola heat. 49, 18th st. Sc.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3-s30q
COLoRED-NEW BUILDING
Utils. incl; lovely 2-bedrm. apt.
$780, 30. 80 49th st. Sc, Apt. Bel
/ block from 10th and e Capitol
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. .. $500
coLoRED-ll2S 9TH ST. NV
Ind f.; bedrm., liv. rm., din. rm.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. 3-S3Ot
COLORED-1a5O MONROE ST. NV
Efic. ALL Utiis. Incl. $40 and S5'
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. 3-S3Ol
CoLORED-25S KENTUCKY AVE
S.E.-9 rms, kit. bath. all utils $50
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-S3OC
COLORED-MODERN, 2 BEDRMS.
All Utils, Incl. $500. Apply Janitol
4a09 AYERS PL. Sc.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-S30t
COLoRED-S32 RITTENHoUSE NV
Lovely, redec. 2-bedrm apt: heat
INV. incl. S60-S67 80. Realty refs
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-s30t
D
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COLORED

1859 Corcoran ST. N.W-Lge. newly
renovated effic. S37 to S42.
1417 d st. NE rms, kitchen
and bath Redecorated S57 so
441l Foote ST. NE rms,
kitchen and bath. Redecorated; $50.
22S N st. NW.-2 rms, kitchen
and hath. Redecorated; S65.
HARRISON AND ADAMS MA. s-s3Os
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

LARGE. RETIRED DOG wishes
away from other homes. Also
moderniled home for owner. with
double garage or barn; between
Leesburg and Chain Bridge. Con-
tact P. o. BOX 1884. Mclean, Va.
HAVE TENANTS for Immediate rem.
tai Of . and 4-bedroom homes in
good NV. or nearby Nd. locations.
INEz CUsHARD, EN- 2-4232.
AIR FORCE MAJOR and wife de-
sire furh i-bedrm. apt. Rock
Greek Conn ave. area, until Feb;
10 SI40 mo. NJ. 3-4400. Ext. 1913.
NEARBY MARYLAND-Two-bedro
furnished brick house or apt. near
shopping and schools. FL. 4-65a9.
IL
LIsTINGs FOR SALE OR RENT in
NV. Washington. Geor7etoNn and
nearby Maryland Eelect clientele
TO buy or rent We have an eneT-
Eetic stan and can give you prompt
and satisfactory service SAMUEL
Z gOGLEY OF ND. INC. AD.
4-029O
EXECUTIVE RETURNING TO D. c.
Nov Is needs 8-bedToom home:
prefer elee. KS maids room; have
eh.lersn. coz oay ID 2 80 20
no send complete Description 70
BOX 1s3-K. star 20
UNFURN. HOUSE 10 vicinity Wyo-
ming and Columbia 70 20 rms.
VIII also consider vicinity Dupont
Circle wanted Tor Tcomlng house.
LANES L DIXON d CO.. 81 J.
200
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HAVE TENANTS for immediate rem
tai Of . and 4-bedroom homes in
good n v. or nearby Nd. locations.
INEZ CUSHAPD EN- 2-4232
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 62s MilWau-
zee pl. s.e.-.-5-room and bath row
PICK gas heat; To inspect, call
JOHN L. SHELTON. Reaitor, 20,
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WEAVER APIS. i47a Irving s.

nw-Liv rm., bedrm.. kit and
bath; redec. bedrm.; : exposures;
$50. See resident mgr, Apt. u.
Mr.. CAP. AND UNION STA.-Attrac.
End A front apt; S52.50: Ice.
m, kit. and bath. JU. 1927.
'OI II ST. NE rms. kit. and
bath: private entrance; heat and
hot water Key in Optical Office.
10 to q.
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TWo.REDRM. BRK. HOME in Broy.

IIM.,UQ'BIEDkM. BRk. HOME in Broy-
area, equip. kit. with auto. dish.
washer clothes washer. earbage
disposal. puSh-button GE range
ana &c refgr.: nicely furn. through
out; Lee, corner lot. offered fur.
nished. Sl35 per month, or unfur.
nlshed. Sll0 per month; lease REQ.
and owners reserve right to approve
THOMPSON, CIR I-0544 a''
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HOUSES FURN. Gent. }
CLEVELAND PARK, mr.. Mecon,b.

CLEVELAND PARK. mr.. Mccomb; d
rms, = baths. maids rfn,, garage,
S2t0, MRS. HUNTINGTON OIL,
2-2635, EN-. 2-s3S3.
FURNISHED COUNTRY HOUSE -
The Wilson Compton country home
for rent. | or yr. lease. Com
pletely furnished ready for imme-
S Siate 1ss s,g,s " l q miles from
va, in center OF large farm front.
motor included 8 bedrms., 3M
baths. DELIGHTFULLY."- furnished foT
convenient living. Lawns moved by
owner, Excellent schools and ous
at gate. Swimming pond, garden II
desired. Call Mrs. Gray, FRANC s
POWELL HILL, Realtor. 1908 9Oth
St, NV, DE. 2-4lOl; eyes, FE.
NEARBY MD.-Mod. Diet. 3 bedrms,,
den, TV. freezer. Bendix. sun pch
din. rm.. rec. rm,, 3 frepls. oil hit.
sar.; bsmt. $3.50 mo- UN. 4-56ss
ARLINGTON-Nicely furnished Q
bedrm. brick Colonial house;
fenced back I'd; cony, TO churches
schools: shopping Si2j per mo
56l5 North 9Th st., ia. s.4479,
CLEVELAND PARk--Lge. beaut.
Turn, mouse, q bedrms. lib: terri.
gar. WO. 6-l069. Brokers protected
5.3 NEW YORK AVE, Takoma
Park. Md.--Detached u rms. and
bathi screened porch; fun size
o Sass%s SAT- h;w pm hea wAS SIGH TS
BRAWNER REALTY CORP. NE
S-3SB4.
5. ARL.. near Pentagon-o-b edrm,
bungalow. Basement; oil heat;
fenced back yard. Sis mo. OF
4-s4S7.
FALLS CHURcH-3-bedrm. brick
house en- wooded lot, Near shop
ping center, OF. 4-95Sl
FAIRFAX CIR. VA.--Attrac. furn.
home; spotless; bedrms., den,
Ia baths, oil heat; Sl25 mo. KE.
6-9374
COLORED-ROOMs for couple or 4
persons-Good transp., privils. 231
10Th st. ne, DU. 7-9Ul6.
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1883 HARVARD ST. N.w.-LarTe.
a 1,ss,ir brick home. 9 baths.
dition; only $3.50 mo. MR.. NFtj.
MANN, Ma. S-2321.
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APIS UNFURNsHED-Mp APIS. UNFURN.-MD Cont


TAKOMA PIX bedrm. in apt
house: all utils. furn.; close transp
and shop. ctr. $40 mo. JU. 7-701l
NEAR LANsBURGHS-1 and 2 bed,
room apis. a and 5 large rooms
Reas. rent, incl. utils. HE. 4-9Ol4
TAKOMA PARK-In 6-unit build
ing, newly decorated; 2 bedrooms
sos; ] bedroom, S6S.50 and up
use own washer, individual heat
control: utilities included. ~. g.
5106. Home, SP. 4-7453.
8 ROOMS AND BATH, all utils. incl
mr.. schools, shopping, churches, q
min dntn. Wash. 10 mi Andrew
Air Base RE. 6-7744.
TAKOMA PARK-Very attractive
terrace apt. Liv. rm., bedrm.
kitchen, dinette and bath, all utlls
SIS; near bus and stores. WA
10000; ewes, JU. 9-4763.
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BOILING FIELD AREA--3 rms, XII

t1 1ath re Ss2 SO eOn Minis shops ich99ls
1901 18th ST. NE. q blks. N.
> rms KIT and bath Locker and
laundry facils. $50 so incl. heat
and h. ", 7-ft. refgr KEYS in i04
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KINILWoRTH AVE-. p O. GU
eyet. IA 2-s2el W. VI LIVE
FoGGY BoTT0M-3-bearm bcsss
essisnsa FOG modern liViaSa 81; ~,
N. iOiS I5th nS- RI. S.ss7b
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prick prick BUNGALOW, bsmt.. sis5; \.
s SfHisW gEIss sTemP Bier Sl5o c. 3.
2-2U94; ,JE oitnI "'e' -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick ram.
n!eI close to bus. 500 month.
MONTGOMERY HILLS - 5.rni
orlck cane Cod: 500 month,
WCODMCOR 3-bedrm brick
rambler: S1I0 month.
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EXCELLENT NV. AREA-3- bedrm
brick house: Wall-to-wall carpet
ing: in immaculate shiny condition;
recreation room with full bath,
fenced rear garden EXCLUSIVE.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. ST. B.
-onn
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az NORTH BEDFoRD ST, Arlington.
SSSa;;sEsemidet, house; s rooms IL
D ssd immaculate condition: avail
BETHEL. Dl. 7-3lOO.
y: FRI 645 N. Greenbrier st.: 3
schools and bus; conv. to Penta.
goni Sl35 mo. Avail. Oct. /. IA.
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DErACHED MODERN HOUSE. an

DEIhCHED MODEkN HOUSE, ap-
prox- 3 mi. from Andrews Field
. bedrms., baths, bsmt. above
Sl25 per mo. to responsible party
DI. 7-1677. between and 8 week
days
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WALTER REED AREA; Cedar cts,
Mr.. 10Th AND COLUMBIA ROAD

Ab-N 1OAuilbAa ~ a. NNO
room, living room, kitchen and
bath. 81; I BEDROOMS, Living room n
Available Immediately See janitor
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO., DE
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

3-BEDRM. RAMBLER, 500 mo. Ais
Both vacant: immed. poss. MAN
MAS REALTY, 500 S. Wash. st.
Falls Church. JE. 2-31l0
FAIRFAX-2- bedrm. brick house
near shopping center: oil heat: cleo
stove: hcl water. shady lawn; re
dec. so. S-S0Sl.
RIGGS PARK AREA; S95-2-bedrm
| bsnit., scr pch., fenced lot; schools
| buses. shopping. Will sell. 1925 5tl
st. ne. RIA. 6-2245.
BELTSVILLE, Md rms. and bath
Will accept . children. No dogs
Refs. $50 mo. WE. 5-5664.
SILVER SPRING, mr.. st. Johns
Brk.; . bedrms., bsmt.; fenced I'd
Sl10 mo, YoUNKIN. REALTOR
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| -. -'teOO'' ~. O-lOlS
Mr.. SOUTH DAKOTA AVE.-Nearly
new oedrms.. bath and . powder
rms, rec. fm: Sl30.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-6-rm. and
BETHESDA-4 bedrms.. "a baths,
gar; sl55. INEZ CUSHARD. Real
tor EN-. 2-423! or OIL. 2-5S67.
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OH eOth sT. Ne. wasbinrton

402I Goth ST. NE, Washington.
d. c.; detached play I'm. in cellar.
work rm., store rm.. toilet: 1st-
floor liV. rm,, dining rm.. kit. and
Gen and toilet; md floor, bed
rms. and :. baths; attic, fioored,
heat. cleo; near TO bus line and
stores: Sl62 50 per mo. HERBERT
& SON. 5l5 E. Capitol st. ne.
Phone Ii. 3-O12g.
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EUROPES THRONES
The Royal Families Have Problem
There Are More Duuqhters Thun Sons

pushed their titles. Another.
Prince Bertil, a, Is not mar
Red and the only daughter
Is now Queen Ingrid Of Dem
mark.
She in turn, as the wife Of
King Frederik Of Denmark,
has had three beautiful daugh-
tiers. Princess Margrethe, age
l6; Princess Benedikte, age
IL, and Princess Anne Marie.
age 8.
But this plethora Of femin-
unity doesn't mean there aren't
a few highly eligible bachelors
in the picture.
First of all. there is King
Baudouin Of Belgium. the Is
year-old bachelor monarch
who every day is married OF
to a different girl by the Euro
pean press. Belgian law does
not bind him TO marry royalty.
In fact he can marry anyone
he chooses.
The Belgian king also has Q
handsome brother. Prince Al
bert. who's now Il. And then
there are the children Of King
Leopold (who abdicated In
favor Of his son) and his Sec
ond wife. the Princess de
Rethy. Prince Alexander. IA,
and Princess Marie Chris
tine. 8.
In Norway. there are two
eligible bachelors-father and
son. The reigning monarch,
83-year-old King Haakon VII.
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BY BETTY BEAlE

Dear sue:
II you went south to get
warm I guess you realize now
what q colossal mistake you
made. Marry Clifford. just
back from points Key Largo to
Fort Lauderdale says she
would have frozen If she hadn't
taken some winter clothes with
her.
On the other hand, what
with political fires starting up
all over town and hot air blow
ing in and out Of each, it gets
balmier here by the hour. i.
That's because a lot Of people
here think Ike took himself
out of the race with his talk
at last weeks 500 plate din
ner. Tears spilled down the
cheeks of grown men when he
spoke and one socialite matron
was so emotionally upset that
her husband had to take her
home from a dance afterwards.
You can't say we're chilly
herel I just heard this
past week that Mamie confided
to close friends last summer
that Ike would not run again.
Il 4
An ex-Cabinet officer who's
coy with Republicans swears
to me that when the Saints
and Sinners were looking
around for a Mr.. Big to honor
a couple of months ago, Sher-
man Adams sent word that
No. / Mr.. Big was Christian
Herter. That's pure hearsay,
honey chile, but there's moth
ing like grasping at every
straw in the wind in case it
turns out to be a beam or even
the mainmast.
4 4
I've Just had a nice letter
from Charlie (woof-woof) Will
son. Yes. my dear, the one
that spends all our tax money!
I can't say I call him
Charlie" to his face, but being
a dog lover ] never hesitate to
say "woof. wool" Obviously
no one else thinks of address,
ing the powerful Secretary of
Defense that way, so 1t tickles
him. He's really one of the
most likable, human, homespun
men I've ever met, not at all
like a general motor. This is
what he wrote me:
Dear Betty: Being unusually
busy this week writing and
making a couple Of speeches,
in addition to the usual pres
sure of business. ] finally have
found time to write you a let
ter.
II recall that last summer
during a conversation about
this and that at a social affair,
I made the statement that I
was getting a little tired of
what I called the current APP
praisal of myself, which I de-
scribed as the old ex-president
Of General Motors who knew
the value of a buck and how
to organize people and get work
done but wasn't interested in
much else. To make my
point I offered to send you
copies Of speeches that / had
made both before and since I
have been Secretary Of Defense
that would demonstrate q con-
siderably broader interest. I.
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turns out to be the most pro-
life. The Grand Duchess
Charlotte and her husband
Prince Felix have six children
-four girls and two boys. But
only Princess Adelaide, 80, and
Prince Charles, 20 are married.
The Hereditary Grand Duke,
Prince Jean married Princess
Josephine Charlotte, sister Of
the King Of Belgium, and their
two children are Princess
Marie Astrid, age 3 and the
one-year-old heir, Prince
Henri.
This leaves only the progeny
Of the. most famous monarch
Of all-Queen Elizabeth Of
England. whose 7-year-old
Prince Charles and sister Prin-
cess Anne, have many years
before they need look into this
problem.
So here are the statistics
now you too, can join in the
game Of royal matchmaking.
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has an only son. Crown Prince
Olay, whose wife, Princess
Martha died recently. Since
then r,lmor mills have paired
him OF with the Dowager
Duchess Of Kent.
But meanwhile, his son and
heir. Prince Harald, is now 10
and talk Of his future bride
includes one of the Dutch or
Danish princesses.
Prince Olav also has two
daughters. one who has mar
ried q commoner and the
other Princess AStrid, %, who
is now the first lady of Nor
way and quite a catch for a
young prince in search of a
bride.
Son and Daughter
Leaving the northern chimes
for q moment. we find that
King Paul and Queen Fred
erika Of Greece have one son,
Crown Prince Constantine, Is.
and two daughters, Princess
Sophia. 10: and Princess Irene,
IL.
And then there's always the
possibility of an increase in
the ranks Of royal males II the
Spaniards restore their mon
archy. Should this occur, and
young Juan Carlos should
reign. the matchmakers won't
let him alone.
The smallest little strong
hold Of royalty-Luxembourg-
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Dy BETTY BEAlE
Political Fires Warm City;
G. E. Wilson Pens q Letter

So ! am sending copies q
these speeches along with this
letter"
He did-beginning with one
he made in 1947 on the falla-
cies Of Marxism that's darned
interesting. All Of them are.
I suppose news Of the Rain.
ier-Kelly romance has even
seeped through the gilded cages
and pink marble Of Palm
Beach. Up here we're satu-
rated and the State Depart
ment is so relieved that it
didn't have to handle the
Princes now "Hollywoodized"
visit.
Usually the protocol division
has to get into the act with
ranking royalty, but this time
they're well out of it. The mad
rush of the BRIDE elects mother
to serialize a story about her
daughter and the equally hec-
tic hurry Of the groom to-be'S
spiritual adviser to serialize a
story about the prince has
shocked the Capitals dignif1ed
side. (The side you wouldn't
know my dear.) :. All you
hear on the canape circuit is
how many millions of dollars
worth OF publicity this has
given Monte Carlo and Grace's
next picture.
+ 4 4
Mike Monroney had the
Prince of The Netherlands up
to the Senate for a luncheon
Wednesday. Mike is chairman
of the Senate Commerce Avia-
ton Subcommittee and Bern
hard, says Mike, is one of the
foremost aviation officials in
Europe and probably the only
one who is licensed by the CAA
to fly a transport in this coun-
try. AS you so we'll know there's
nothing like flying high with
royalty! ::
Anyhoo. "Skeeter" johnson.
who's secretary of the Senate
asked the Prince for an auto
graph for his son, but he was
puzzled when Bernhard said,
do you want two?". The
Prince told them about the
little boy in Los Angeles who
asked him for two autographs.
one for himself. he presumed.
and the other for a little
brother. But oh no, said the
boy, the second was for trad
ing purposes. Chats a -four
ishing business in L. A. II
guess he was going to trade
mine for Marilyn Monroe's."
grinned Juliana's spouse.
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won't be limited to q choice
between the two Princesses,
one Of Denmark and one OF
the Netherlands. who are near
est his age.
Prince Bernhard Of the
Netherlands, who visited in
Washington last week, regards
the problem Of Prince Charles
future bride as O bit too dis
tant at this point. After all,
Prince Bernhard has three
other daughters. older than
little Marijke. to marry OF
firstl
The other Dutch Princesses
include Beatrix, the heir to the
throne. who will soon be 10:
Irene. Is: Margriet, Is.
Swedish Royalty
Also contributing heavily to
the preponderance Of royal
females Is the Swedish mon
archy. The present King, Gus
tav VI, had four sons and a
daughter. The eldest. Crown
Prince Gustaf Adolph, died.
leaving o son, Carl Gustaf, age
10 as heir to the Swedish
throne. But before the son
was born the Crown Prince
had four daughters. Princesses
Margaretha, age ~, Bergitta,
10: Desiree. ID; and Christina,
10.
OF King Gustav's other chill
dren, two married common
ers and by Swedish law relin-
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BY sELWA ROOSEVELT

It's fun TO be Q princess.
But to stick to the storybook
that is to marry . Prince and
live happily lever after-seems
to be increasingly difncult.
Lengthy and learned tones
have been written over the
years on the decline Of
Royal prerogatives: the disap-
pearance, via war and revolu-
ton, Of numerous royal houses.
But no one has stated q very
simple current mathematical
proposition.
Among European royalty
who still have their crowns
and realms, their on spring
number nearly twice as many
daughters as sons.
As harems never were In
vogue IN Europe. even for
Princes and Kings. this means
that more and more Royal
blood will be found mingling
with the common folk.
Eligible bachelors, such as
Prince Rainier. have not helped
solve this srithmetical problem
by choosing American brides.
To Make Things Easier
And In England, there's even
talk Of relaxing the rigid re-
strictions for royal marriages
30 that when Prince Charles,
age Z. Is looking for o bride, he
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these will talk to reporters.
In the past, weddings Of
japanese crown princes were
entirely arranged by other
people. Emperor Hirohito saw
Empress Nagako only when
she was officially proclaimed
his, bride-to-be.
All magazine speculations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
BY FRED SAITO

Associated Press Foreign Correspondent
TOKYO. Jan. 20 (R.-who
will become Crown Prince Ak
hito's bride and the future
Empress Of Japan?
That Is q prime topic in
Japan, now that the heir to
the worlds Oldest throne has
passed 20. Traditionally, q
Japanese Crown Prince is
married at that age or even
younger.
Almost every recent maya
zine for women and young
sterB has carried an article
specializing on the potential
bride Of the popular prince,
an idol Of millions Of bobby
soxers In Japan.
The discussion has been
particularly lively since Brit
aims Princess Margaret made
q decision which appeared TO
the sensitive Japanese public
to close any chance for Prince
Akihito to pick Q surprise
choice"
Major newspapers. however,
maintain silence on the topic.
FO0lproof Evidence
One veteran reporter sighed:
II have stated the imperial
household Office for IS years
and know almost everything.
But I cannot write a story
that will stake not merely my
own position, but that of the
whole newspaper, until I have
foolproof evidence"
The bright and personable
prince has been living en- a.