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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, up-to-
Gate, lease avail. low rent: loo. Ga.
ave. Call OWNER, HU. 3-1l2I or
C on AVE. GIFT AND CARD sHoP
BUS transfer; Charmingly dis
played smart gifts; Hallmark cards.
c ISL i0r T TftTs5 fSis e sHoP al
most 80, l am now retiring from
business. everything goes. trade
name, stock, equipment; terrific
NV. downtown location; reason
able rent; same location 10 years,
Box l32-R, Star --25
RESTAURANT, crossing over $1,000
weekly; . days; open til 7:45 pm.
sale; S6,S90. low down payment:
pm. Hank, UN. 1880. --25
BUSINESS NETTING 100000 in
acres, nearby Md; attrac modern
house; 8 tenant houses; excel. out
bldgs,; good help; land, equipment,
and some stock; Sl63;ooo. Easy
MAN WILL INVEST 5000 and
services in good business. Box 3l9-
GooD LOCATION, Rockville. route
240. for Tv, electric. plumbing
shop, HIcKMAN-cusHMAN, Poplar
NORTHERN VIRGINIA DEALERS
wanted for HERBAGERE, sensa-
tional European hydroponics ma
chine that grows green grass year
round for livestock feeding. Pro-
tected territories. Write G. & H.
FARM EQPT. CO, Warrenton. Va,
or phone l475 between ! and 5.
INV CIFASINT. RIsINFSS 9vsr
100000 annual volume. $50, 900
profit in 1855: $1,000 cash. bal
ance to suit buyer. Box 2l-L. Star.
GROCERY with :, apis. located
nearby Arlington: total price, !. 6. b.,
only 4,S00; terms avail. Call Mr..
Brown with YEoNAS REALTY, ia.
with trailer court
and cabins. Ii miles from D. C
and nearby Va; price. 100000
with terms. Call Mr.. Brown. with
YEONAS REALTY. ia S-2I0O. 20
FROZEN CUSTARD. nearby Airing
ton priced $4,000 with $1,000
down. Call Mr.. Brown with YEONAS
REALTY ia. S-2I0o. 20
LUNCH AND CARRY OUT 49, Apply
ST. N. Capitol st. before IL noon
$4,000 inventory; wall
fixtures. showcases. registers, safe
and-doing business. Reas. rent Will
be sold today, $1,000. HU. 3-5J4U
and RA. 6-S941. ID
SERVICE STATION FOR RENT
Minimum capital required good
opportunity for right man, CAN
PRIVATE HOSPITAL, treating alco-
hoiiSm exclusively; estab. Is years,
best reputation; reas. rent, low
price; must sell because of Illness.
sPICE FOR RENT in an old es-
tablished Bethesda beauty salon.
Box DIR, Star %
CLOSE-IN SUBURB One-story
store; established business - yrs.
laree fruit business. groceries; IN
good business section. Illness
. forces this sale; fine business and
a money MAKER; right MANAGE
ment. small gold mine, EN-
3-00OO, LEGUM & GERBER. Ask
for MFR. Grogan til Q pm.
FOR SALE to settle STATESMAN:
complete Autograph plant. situated
downtown area; modern office build
ing; will sell as an entirety. Box
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prnRv BRICK RAMBLER. sl1.-
MONTGOMERY CO.-CHO1CE
LOCATION

ONLY S4UD DOWN
Assume young CT loan t42tol; D.
fun bsmt.: on beautiful larse lot;
monthly payments OF Sl1O. Full
price, Sl4.a50. Cali NANNY FITCH,
10. 4-0o69. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO. ID
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER-3 large
bedrooms with . baths; table space
in kitchen, Ige liv rm. with frepi
center hall; scr. porch: lot 0oXi00
level and partly wooded. IDEAL !or
house in perfect condition. Priced
right at S21 .95a -
THOMPSON CO. REALTORS,
$3.50 Fenton ST, S. S, JU. 5000
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Mr. WHEATON PLAZA--Vacant 3
nm. brick rambler. interior neWiS
dec: pdWr. rn. in bsnlt., fenced lot,
Sidewalks. $4,000 Assume ~
trust. BURVLE o. RAMSEY Ju.
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A MAJOR OH, co.

Has for lease TO desirable party. a
recently completed modern service
station in winchester. Va. This sta =,
ton is situated to attract local ano
transient trade Rental reasonable.
Small investment and fine opportu,,
nifty to engage in a business of
your own. PHONE MR.: CLAYToR.
Winchester, Va. Mohawk 2-R5l or
r.ritn u boy ola.R Star III
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SHOE STORE

Women's and children's. we'll estao-
lished. doing nice volume; medium
TO better grade. Need around SO
600. No triflers. Box 21G-R. star,
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FAIRLAWN
IL OR NON-GI

Gil OR NON-GI
2 modern Groom brick homes in
excellent condition. Rec. rm.. front
porch. h.-wh., nice lot. One facing
park Very conv. 10 everything. Best
Sc location Call Mrs. Cox. LII. =
Sl36 or ST. 3-136S. ATLAS REALTY
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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

Choice section OF Silver Spring.
All-hrick 3-bedrm. rambler breeze
way. garage level fenced lot. Priced
unfer $4,000,
Robert E. Heater, Agent
once in Village HE. 4-9217.
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HOUSES vNFURN. Cont

WE SPECIALIZE N RENTALS
Bethesda, near NH: 2-6edroom
MALoRA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1906 Wis Ave NV. WO. 6-2g23
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MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA

4VIdI1AIt 7 ITO ~ DAVH' 3A4e11x1
Large family home, 5404 Galena
pl. NV bedrooms and bath on
Ind floor: | bedroom and bath. LIST
floor with large living room, dining
cellar. garage; oil heat Frame, de-
tached Lot 4Ox160; block to trans
portation. $4,000 Convenient terms
Immediate possession.
GEORGETCWM REALTY Il ms. CO
Exclusive
AID. 2-5511. Ewes, FE. 3-96l6
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
54lg 41st ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. = TO 8

Gl-0- .1DU
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY!
Spacious interior includes dbl.
living rm., pvt. screened
porch: 4 bedrmS. on End A.:
full bath adj rec. rm. which
open on rear garden. 81
approved
DIR: West Of Conn. ave,
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
)E. 2-0130 EYES, AID. 10
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BETHESDA
S29.950
S23,950
BETHESDA

Spacious 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
brick rambler, completely
modern in every respect. Lee
tree-shsded lot with fenced
play yard. VACANT.
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CHURCHES FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

HORSES tOk SALE-N:W.
AMER n PARK, S2S.5OO = Fine
quality red brick Colonial, ,conve,;
nient for city's best schools. and
Spring Valley shopping; 4 bedrms.'
! baths den and Law, rec. rm., ga
rage, slate roof FRANK S, PHIL
LIPS. DI, 7-14ll; ewes OIL. D.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
borhood in D. c, pretty Colonial
brick residence in peri cond. Gen.
marble fireplace dining rm.. to-
DAYS kitchen. screened porch; md
A., 3 twin-sized bedrooms, 2 tile
baths, glass doors; paneied rec.
nm; garage lovely shrTub55ed lot
Sali EN- pRo oittas M nj j! Rim
AMER. UNIV. PK.-3-bedrm., Diet;
brick; ia baths; add. bedrm. and
shwr. in bsmt: close to transp,
schools, shops; CT Apr. or ~ loan,
sale by transf. OWNER Please, no
agents: $4,000. 1927 Alton pl.
Az KE -'? AVE. eso,-6 bed
rms, 3 baths; .-car garage every
CHEVY CHASE, Se3.a5O-Charm;
ing white brick and stone Colonial
in a fine convenient neighoorhood
near Lafayette Elementary. 3 bed
rooms, . baths, den, rec. rm., built
in garage, slate roof, dishwasher,
clothes washer, deepfreeZe, dehu-
midifier and 3 ir-conditioners in
cludcd in price. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, DI, 1-l41l: ewes OIL, =
CHEVY CHAsE-Immaculste 4-bed-
rm.. 2-bath brk. home. with lst-
floor Law huse mod. kit. maids
rm. and bath. garage. slate roof;
Convenient for Lafayette, Blessed
Sacrament, ST. Johns. Alice Deal:
Wilson High Middle s0s. FRANK
S PHILLIPS, DI. 7-l4ll; eyes,
CHEVY CHASE, d. ca bedrms.
3 baths den. recreation rm.. built
in garage; blk transp.; a sturdy
brick Colonial in Immaculate con-
dition: So. 800 Phone til 2 pm.
EN- @-65Sl WM. F.. RYAN co
CHEVY CHASE-6-bedrm, a-bath
Colonial on lEe wooded lot as by
l5ui: COW. to schools tranSp
bus Priced well al sci 500. SAM
uEL Z, BoGLEY. INC, OIL. $500
TN, PM
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BY OWNER

Brick Colonial with slate roof,
larlc living room with fireplace,
arger-than-avereRc dining room.
almost-new all-electric kitchen with
separate breakfast room, nice rear
screened porch; second floor has
three twin-Si2e bedrooms, Two nice
tiled baths; stairs to finished third
floor: full basement with fireplace
and playroom; nice fenced yard ga
rage: close-in Bethesda; walking dis
lance 10 public and parOchial
schools, also close to stores and
shopping; located on deadend
street. one block to good transporta-
ton Would like TO sell this week;
S21,G50; $1,000 cash. OIL. 4-if1S.
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sos, $50. DALE DRIVE AREA
A lovely lge brick rambler with
sep din. rn., full bsmt. and wall-to-
well carpeting Wonderful location.
GRAHAM a. CO,
III s-655Il 9 TIL 9
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SOC FARADAY PL. NE.

4 blocks north, new Providence
Hospital, just of South Dakota ave. {:
modern, broom, semidet. brick
home; liv. rm., din. rm., well-eduip.
kitchen. 2 bedrms. and bath: full
bsm, gas heat; S92 so.
DI. 7-S434 DI. 1905
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Excellent, business

Todays top quiz TV show has led
to one Of the finest business enter
urises available Selections will be
made al once for capable person TO
handle. No selling, no SOLICITING
Requires S25O-Sl 900 CASH to start
Expansion financed by company RE
-S146 -26
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COLoRED-I44O KENNEDY ST
s. P. reduced: 3-story Diet. stucco;
is rms. 2 baths: full bsmt.; 2-car
gar; newly dec. CO 5-Se93. 10
COLORED. A BETTER VALUE
Nice home and income prop. brk
redec. II rms and 3 bathc. vacant;
full bsmt., oil heat, nice yard and
gar Conv to transp., very ress.
terms TO RESPONSIBLE party. ST,
1884: ewes. RA. 3-0645.
COLORED OPEN DAILY TIL
DARK-Buy from owner and save.
2-familv home and income. Beaut.
loo. > tile baths. > tile kits: 4
porches; gas heat: rec. rm.: Ice.
yard, No, 10 Gallatin st. NV.
CodnoRED@5os MADISON ST. NV:
So 900 down buys this beautiful
4-bedrm., semidet. brick home with
fireplace. cedar-lined closets; side
hall plan; built-in garage; gas
h.-w.h. Only S15,95o. STONE d
MARCELLINo tn. 2-2101- EN-,
2-06g6
COLoRED-ss.95O-94s r. I. ave.
NV. 1895 down 3 rms. and bath;
h.-w.h. POSNER REALTY CO.,
ST 3-344O. ewes, WA 1855.
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BETHESDA
RAMBLER

60-FOOT PANELED REC
REATION ROOM; MAHOG-
ANY PANELED DEN AND
LAVATORY: THREE BED
ROOMS, THREE BATHS.
TILED MODERN KITCHEN
(BRKFST. SPACE; FAMILY
SIZED DINING ROOM. TWO
YEARS OLD!
Call WO, t-64S6 or DI. T-6s30
THOS. J. FISHER
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SILVER SPRING
$4,000

SILVER SPRING $19,500
Charming 6-rm, brick ram
bier with big "GE" kit. and
| huge rec rm: lge. tree
| shaded lot; below CT.
F. w. BERENS, JR., CO.
Call Til 9 PM. EN- 2-7s00
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O-IU 1t1E VENINO . AN
Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1885
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CARROLL, KNOLLS

CARROLL KNOLLS
2-story detached home. for only
Sl5.l50, having 3 bedrooms and
bath on 2nd floor: living room. din
ms room, kitchen on LIST floor. wall
to-wall carpetiug basement with
recr. rm. CT or conventional financ-
ing. Call Ma S-R440 til 9 pm
Sidney z. Mensh e. Co., Inc.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
1902 DORSET AVE. tsoMERSET>
Beautifully reconditioned older
attic, 1st floor powder room. large
front and rear DOrchCE au-u. "
kitchen, dishwssher, garbage dis
posal; lge. rec, rm. and bsmt sas
INV h., lge. lot, approx. 1880 50.
II Price, S%7.950. To reach. Out
Wis. ave. turn left first trsiic light
beyond D c. line Open for inspec-
ton Sat. m and sun Call
VIM. J DAVIS. INC,
rs
CONTINUED on Next PasO
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BELLE VIEW
APARTMENTS WANTED

DESIRE -BEDRM. APT. in Be
furn. preferred Box 31S-J, Star
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BUREAU OF STANDARDS AREA.
1929 Veazey St n.w.-Newly deco
rated, 3-bedrm., 2-bath, brick
house with rec. room and garage:
S165 month. Phone Mr.. Yount
with FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI =
l4ll. -23
FALLS CHURCH-Two 4-bedroom
rsmblers: Ice. equipped kits. nice
wooded lot. 3411 Orchid dr.: Sll5.
900 Fisher St: $40. JE, 2-6573;
63I F ST. S.W.-Brick; 8 rms, .
kits, bath: good cond.: oil NV h.
500 per mo. plus util. Call VIM: j.
DAVIS, INC 500 H st. NV Ma.
S-3556. %
bedrms.. ga baths. rec. rm,: Sl25.
JU. 9-675S after 8 pm. %
i72e S. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.--3-bed53
Der mo. cal Mr.. ARGoNIs. Elk.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

III PEABODY ST. INV.
8 RMS. AND BATH. BSMT.
LOUIS RUDDEN. TU. 2-306(
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Cape Cod Just
of Arlington blvd. in area %, 81
Glebe I'd! > bedrms., den, fuli
basement and built-in garage
Possession April l Rental: Sl'io
mo. WILLIAM KAGAN, ia; D.
list OFF ANNAPOLIS RD.. near
Cheverly-3 bedrms.. lily. rm.., din
rrn.. kit. bath. finished bsmt., large
fenced yd with shade trees. Sdu"
mo. to right party. UN 4-1s6l.
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holding down the fort while
Maj. Gen. Humberto Delgado,
head of the Portuguese mission
to NATO. is vacationing in
Lisbon. Gen. Delgado will re-
turn about the middle of
November, he reported.
Among those seen around
the buffet, which was a veri-
table United Nations of deli
cacies ranging from roast beef
and turkey to Italian pizza and
melon balls en- Burgundy, were
Assistant Secretary of the
Army and Mrs. George H.
Roderick, acting Army chief
of staff Gen. Williston B.
Palmer, and the new Assistant
Deputy Chief Of Staff for
Military Operations, Mai. Gen.
T. ]. H. Trapnell.
In another group were the
Chief of Army Chaplains, Maj.
Gen. Patrick J. Ryan. talking
with Mai, Gen. and Mrs. A. P.
O'Meara, Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
j. E. Theimer and Maj. Gen.
John G. Van Houten.
Also there were Assistant
Secretary of the Army and
Mrs. c. r. Davis, the director
for Research and Develop
ment and Mrs. w. H. Martin,
and 1t. Gen. and Mrs. c. B.
Magruder,
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SERVICE SCENE
SchOWs Entertain
Portuguese Visitor

and that each time he comes
here he likes it more. The
colonel, who has visited many
cities in the United States,
said he found San Francisco
most closely resembled the
easy, relaxed atmosphere of
Lisbon, a contrast to the
hurry and hustle he has noted
in our East Coast cities.
Ambassador Away
Heading a group from the
Portuguese Embassy who at
tended the early evening re-
ception was Senior Armando
de Castro Abreu, who is
Charge d'Affaires in the abb
sence of Ambassador Fern
andes, now on a trip to Mexico.
Also there from the embassy
were the Financial Counselor
Albino c. Pessoa, the Com
merical Attache and Senhora
de Bramao. and the Air, Mill
tary and Naval Attache, 1t.
Col. Manuel S. Portugal.
Col. Portugal said he was
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BY RUTH DEAN

The guest of honor brought
a present with him last night,
but unfortunately the recipient
missed him by two days.
Gen. FREDERICK da Costa
Lopes da Silva. chief of staff
of the Portuguese Army arrived
in town for an official visit
yesterday and a reception
given in his honor last night
by Maj. Gen. Robert A. Schow,
deputy chief of staff for Army
Intelligence, and Mrs. Schow.
The general brought with
him a beautiful silver tray en-
cased in a white satin-lined
blue velvet case, to present to
our Army Chief of Staff. Gen.
Maxwell D. Taylor. But Gen.
Taylor had already departed
for the other side of the Allan
tic, and was in Rome yesterday
on the first leg of an inspection
trip to United States bases in
the Mediterranean and Far
East.
Gen. da Silva said he was
disappointed" not to find
Gen. Taylor here. and he
brought his present with him
last night and asked Gen.
Schow to give it to Gen.
Taylor on his return.
Tray Admired
The heavily embossed tray.
a beautiful example of Portu-
guese silver workmanship,
was the object of many adj
miring compliments from
guests attending the reception
in the Fort Myer Officers Club.
Gen. da Silva was accom-
panied by two Portuguese
Army officers, 1t. Col. Augusta
Casimiro Comes, who is chief
of training for the General
Staff, and Maj. Jose Manuel
E. Bettencourt Conceicao Rod
rigueS. who is also on the
General Staff.
Col. Comes said he has been
to the United States before
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trateS how to wrap a box, trim
with ribbon, tie a bow and
other wrapping assists, all with
step-by-step sketched instruc-
tons.
Other Informative booklets
include Window Magic" for
the home decorator, used in
high school and college interior
decoration courses, illustrating
window treatment through the
use of the newest in Venetian
blind designs. Available at 10
cents each through Levolor
Lorentzen, Inc, 100 Monroe
street, Hoboken, N. J.
A booklet on Christmas
lighting ideas, both indoors
and out, has been published by
the Westinghouse Lamp Divi-
sion, Box 1888, Bloomfield, N. j.,
at five cents copy. 1t covers
tree trimming and colorful
decorations for doorways, Win
dowS, lawns and holiday tables.
The booklet is titled, "Cele-
brate Christmas with Light :"
One Of the most beautiful
color booklets illustrating
floral arrangements and fea-
turing tips on a variety of sub
jects such as decorating with
plants or how to wear flowers
in a number of ways, is pub
lished monthly and available
gratis in Washington through
Guide Bros, F street florists.
The national monthly maya
zine is a gem of floral facts and
exciting Illustrations, entitled,
Living With Flowers"
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TODAYS HOME
Informative Pamphlets
Are Colortul, New

and traditional interiors and
ideas for clever storage cabi-
nets. Also free is the new
johnson Wax booklet on How
to Take Care of Floors" cover
ing a range from tiles, brick,
marble and vinyls through
wood. Available through their
Consumer Service Dept, john
sons Wax, Racine, Wise.
Decorating Ideas
"One Thousand Decorating
Ideas" is the title of the most
beautiful and comprehensive
booklet on home furnishings
we have seen in cons, pub
lished by the Consolidated
Trimming Corp. q West
Twenty third street, New
York. at a cost of 25 cents.
The highly informative and
colorful booklet offers to the
h ON e m aker a decorator
knowledge of the latest in
color. design and co-ordina-
ton and an upholsterer's
knowledge of the actual max
ing of slipcovers, draperies and
other home items. Whether
you sew or not this booklet is
well worth having, particularly
for the l6 color pages of room
settings all making striking
use of high-fashion color
schemes.
Servicemaster, the nation
wide service for home furnish
ings. which works with carpet
and furniture manufacturers
to bring professional service
and products to the public,
also offers a 15-cent booklet.
Correct Care for Carpets, {"
which has been available for
some time. Marion E. Wade,
Servicemaster president, has
personally authored a new 81
page booklet with practical
answers on Moths and Car
pet Beetles" at a cost of so
cents. Both are obtainable
through Wade Wenger and
Associates. 1927 Twenty first
street NV. Washington.
Gift Wrapping
Hallmark Cards also are pre-
senting a new color booklet,
THE Art of Gift Wrapping, /"
now available for Is cents
wherever their cards are sold.
Chock full of % pages of color
photos. the pamphlet illus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-30
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN

The fall season in the home
furnishings field has brought
with 1t a furry of colorful and
helpful pamphlets to this de-
partment, all available to the
public at no cost or for a
nominal sum.
Before passing along these
informative household PAM
phlets on a great variety of
subjects, it might first be APP
propriate to note publication of
q new book on the market
entitled, Modern Furnishings
, for the Home"
Anyone who has walked from
store to store seeking the right
piece of furniture, carpeting.
fabric or lighting fixture will
welcome the news that William
j. Henne ssey has again
gathered into one publication
the outstanding modern home
furnishings on the market to-
day.
Has $50 Photos
Published by Reinhold, it is
a comprehensive record in pho
tographs of more than $50
examples of important con-
temporary furnishings to make
an appearance in the last four
years. Each picture caption
lists not only the designer and
manufacturer of individual
pieces, but also its catalog
designation, basic dimensions
and available materials and
finishes. The book covers
chairs. tables. storage, sofas
and beds. desks, lighting. fab
RIGS. rugs. manufacturers and
representatives and designers.
The author, a graduate in
architecture of Massachusetts,
Institute Of Technology, trav-
eled throughout the Nation in
terviewing home owners, archi-
tectS. interior decorators in
the design field before putting
together the book, the second
in a series he has compiled.
1t is available at Brentano's
F street store at $3.50.
Among the free pamphlets
is one entitled Friendly Home
Ideas. available upon request
from the Western Pine Asso-
citation. Yeon Building. Port
land, Ore. 1t features IS illus
trations, many in color. show
ing a wide variety of modern
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IT'S A DATE

HECHT'S will hold a
'Foundationwear Fashion
Clinic" through November 2
with Miss Elizabeth Bren,
nan, of Formfit. helping out
with individual figure prob
lens. What do you wear
to create the proper founda-
ton for today's fashions?
Miss Brennan can help sup
ply the answer.
THURSDAY
HEADLINES AND BY
LINES, a millinery and &C
cessory fashion show will
be held at $50 pm. for
business girls at the Presi-
dental Arms. 1920 G street
NV. in the Grand Ball
room. Virginia DeFran-
ceaux Of the Models Guild
will do the commentary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-30
Barge Trip Today

A barge trip down the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Canal is on
today's schedule for members
of the nature section of the
Twentieth Century Club. The
barge will leave lock three, one
block south of Thirtieth and
M streets NV, at 10 am.
and return by 2 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-08
Over 1000 Talented
Musicians Meet Here

lNTERLOCHEN, Mich. - On
'he shores of lakes Wahbeka-
ness and Wahbekanetta near this
small northwestern Michigan
community some 1000 talented
young musicians are getting tho
musical experience of their livet
This summer.
| Drawn from almost every
Town and city IN Michigan
with a high school mu1ical pro-
gram. and from almost every
siaie in the union. the group is
making these north woods
ring with the sound of music.
lney are taking part in the
program of the National Music
lamp. begun % years ago by
,ne camps president, Joseph E.
maudy, professor of music at
ne University of Michigan.
ror students the daily round
Vi I'VE hours in active partici-
pa'lon In arts activities and one
VI TWO hours listening to others
INC are performing is a long
aul-but they like Il.
what at home would seem an
Utmost unbearable grind of mu.
~ music, music. Is q vacaticr
~ the camp. The reason. ap-
sp;aa[ par is the open air lake
s s.ue location Of the classes the
'eVreation facilities available
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-08

some of our most outstandin
Negro newspapers.
His most recent assignment.
were with the Afro American
newspapers.
He comes direct to interstate
United Newspapers from AS.
sociatcd Publishers as nation;
Advertising Sales Representa-
tive.
Mr.. Lockhart feels that tn
Negro newspaper is still tn.
most important medium e
reach. impress and sell the Ne
Tro consumer. and he urges tina
the line be. frightened bctwccl
The national and local office
in order to give better service
to the accounts and agencies.
He is very optimistic about
the future for Interstate anc
the newspaper and radio sta
tons that we represent.