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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22

1922 FIRST ST NV, near Rhode
lSland-TCorner store; ideal valet
shop, beauty parlor; SIS month
Wo. 1924 or EN-. 3-S369.
BUILDING ON U. S. I in Hyatts-
ville.Good for printing, electrical
Plumbing or any small contractor
! Parking. UN. 4-2253.
STORES in various locations suitable
Tor beauty, barber cleaning, deli
catessen, etc. Call MILTON F
RUPERT, DI. 7-5015: ewes, EN-
CLOSE TO GEORGE WASH. UNIV,
! 13S 23rd and 1900 H SITS NV
store plus o rms. and bath
BRoDIE g. COLBERT. INC, 1881
X st. NV, Ma. S-SS75.
BEST LOCATION: mr.. new super
market; 2703 Nichols ave. Sc.
SO mo; GEO; H. JONES REALTY,
INC; 31l9 Nichols ave. sc. 10
BETHESDA = Several opportunities
5000 up for good growing locations
with ample parking Oh 6-S60O
ALLIED REALTY. 7O01 Wis. ave.
SPACE FOR HARDWARE. SHOES
CHILDRFN'S WEAR DELEGATES.
sen or BEAUTY SHOP, in expand-
ing shopping center on Baltimore
washington parkway; reasonable
rent Weekdays. 10 5-44s4
CAPITOL HILL. 3rd and c SITS. n. e.
corner store and bsmt: approx.
1000 So. It. each; dilspay win
business; 500 mo. IA. a-6S47.
1924 WILSON BLVD, Arl.-suit-
able for TV repair. dress shop.
sales ofiices, etc. Reas rent. Call
Mr.. Sitkin, IKE. 6-932S. ALBERT
H. COHEN CO, ia. 2-l66f.
FLOWER AVE. AND PINEY BRANCH
CORNER shop. area; .remodeling
i. window DISPLAY visible from all
4 corners; perfect fer loan ctfice.
real estate. ms. 60 medical clinic;
none in this area VIII alter to
suit. Ju. 1-622a JU $4,000
VACANT. nice stores for business
or Offices 5000 blk. of Ga. ave.
sTRoUP. RA. $500.
1923 I?th ST NE, mr.. GU. and
Providence Hospital-Ideal for of
hces or retail. Good loo for shoe
store. VIII redec. to suit tenant
ARTHUR L. CURLING, LA. 6-6631
1864 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Per-
feet location. for a store you've
been wanting to own. Mgr.
18th AND YOU ST. N.w.-Excel.
for pawn shop, loan, TV, barber.
beauty, baker, etc.; reas. DU. q
03O0
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WYATT

Will repartition and redecorate
14th and N. Y. ave. corner suite for
approved tenant. Call E. c. Scott.
SHANNON q LUCHS, 124 14th st
NV, Ma S-2345.
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$4,000 SO. FT.. mod. corner. bldg.
air-eond.; of New York ave. at
Hecht's. OWNER, Ma. S-7295.
5000 SO. Fl. End commercial. x
81. NV. Fireproof, high ceilings;
adj. public alleys; ground fir.;
enberg. DREYFUSS BROS. Ma. s.
$3.50; eyes,, Sun. ia. 2-7S29.
Observation-Disclosures 1900 SO.
it,, modern bldg, heated. truck
docks, parking space, also about
space. total $500 mo. A. M. ROTH
CO, RE 1880
KENILWORTH-3O.OOO 50. IT brand
new, 20-ft ceilings, 60-ft. clear
span, truck docks, parking space.
will divide, A. II. ROTH, co. RE
7-7330.
4th AND FLA. AVE. N.E.-Two-story
brick and concrete bldg. with 3,400
So. it. on each floor. Has elevator
overhead doors. garage, ONCE. and
showroom. Call Mr.. Holland, H.
q, sMITIHaY co. s1l 18th st. NV.
ROCKVILLE, MD.-s,1OO So. #. on
main street. Showroom in front
Parking for 10 cars. Call Mr.. Hol-
land. H. G. sMITHY co. s11 18th
ST. NV. ST. 3-3300.
CHOICE WAREHOUSES;
5000 So, #. one story brick and
reinforced concete bldg, r r. siding.
Drive-in doors. Close-in So. Capital
area.
&c, 900 So. #. New efficiency ware
house with RR. siding and recessed
loading doors. Ofices. Best ne.
section.
10000 50. IT. Pine, modern bldg
with conditioned Offices, RR,
siding, loading docks and all facil-
titles. Excellent ne. location. Avail
able about 90 days
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. MA. $4,000
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE
ATTENTION
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE, good for electrical
pI9molnTs or any small, small contra et OF /:
ING IL 10 10 cars. Box .06-G,
Star 2"s
EIECTRONICS ASSEMBLY PLANT
moving 5000 50. II. area avail
soon Complete 2nd-h ONCE and
workroom Security space. fully
skylighted and windows front and
rear. Power lighting facilities for
lge, work force. .Freight loading
access Parking and bus stops
1858 New York ave. ne Call LA.
6-5s00. MR.. SCHNEIDER
ZQNED LIGHT industrial 1000 50.
feet; S355 mo-; Mont. County, Nd.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

1915 GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-25x6O
IT,. .redecorated; suitable for store,
studio or once. Immediate occu-
pancy LARGE parking area in rear
ia. a-6705,
LARGE STORE; with apt. upstairs,
sthickly populated neigh T0l Eye
st. sc. Reas. OIL $1,000.
COR. 9Th AND CONSTITUTION AVE.
N.k,--Lge. prominent store with
GOOD approach to responsible ten
ant, for any business, ME. S-OO4l
ATTN. FLORIST, 1911 Michigan
ave ne. IN the Michigan ave shop
PING center = Beautiful. modern
store, approx 1870. with part
basement. Complete equipment for
florist shop included In rental.
1mmed possession Low rental
Consult Mr.. TAYLOR. SHANNON x
BUCHS CO. Realtors, "a t4th st
NV Ma S-234i
WHEATON SH. CTR brand-new
stores, Si35 and up per mo. LEO
A. Dryer a co, INC, JU. 9-SO33.
sO5-O9 9Th ST. s.E.-Lge. mod
double store, 5000. or rent entire
bids, incl. 3 tenants, paying gross
rental OF Sl65, for $3.50. 1891 n
at. ne: well.loc. store now avail
a. 5000 mo. or will make attrac
proposition for entire bldg. lii1
r. st ne. NEwsoM, II. 5000
E.E.--store with grease pit ane
large adjoining lot 10. 1887
call Monday morning.
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HENRY W. BECRAFT
GERMANTOWN AREA = 2S acres.
spring and trees: S25. 900
NEAR ACC acres; new Colonial
brick house; $4,000.
NEAR AEC-10 acres at $1,000
per acre.
GAITHERSBURG - 200 acres
ready to, develop; water. sewer and
gas avall.' % ,OOu per acre.
per acre.
HENRY W. BEcRAFT
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lei-A. LIMESTONE FARM. loo ON
good hard-sur. I'd. in Clarke Conn
"; lO-rm. frame house with u
paths, barn, sheep shed and other
outbldgs.; 2 wells, 3 cisterns. Price,
$4,000. $4,000 cash and owner
VIII finance balance. GEORGE A.
GRILLE, Salesman, Purcellville, va
Phone 7O2l or j. @. HOLSINGER
d SON, Winchester, Va.
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Two Nc. LocationS

already subdiyidsd into Z 10 ) acre
tracts, 500 per acre as acres
miles from Round Hill Va only
Sc. 500 DOUG. NJ. SMILEY. Realtor
UN. A-s260,
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PROMINENT CORNER Piney Branch
and Flower ave.-40-ft. window
visible all 4 corners. Perfect for
loan office, real estate, insur. CO.,
medical clinic. None in this area.
Will alter to suit. JU. 1929.
OFFICE, reception room. / large rm.,
small rm., bath, at ISIS 14th
street NV. End A.; $50.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2O05
SILVER SPRING, Georgia Ave. Air
Conditioned offices. Mod. bldg.
SILVER SPRING REALTY CO.
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BUS. PRoP.-sALE Cont. J
SUNDAY. JULY 2e, 1886

RESTAURANT BLDG; brick con-
struction. with dance hall. band
stand and lavatorieS. Lot, 50xl 90,
ample parking. Near Sears Roebuck
Asking S32 800. Ewes, TIE. 6-176S.
I, T. GRAVATTE, Realtor, MA.
s-0753
ROCKVILLE = bet. bldg; 10 lge.
rms, redec. as prof. suites Lge.
parking. OWNER, ia. 9-03S3
APT. HOTEL. Mr.. PENTAGON-Ap-
prox. 100000 Gu. fl. Fireproof
OWNER. ia. 2-3343.
BETHESDA-Sever desirable COM
mercial building sites l on Wis
consin ave. For details call EARL
T. WRIGHT CO., OIL. 10000.
COMML. CORNER, P. G. County, u
mile from proposed Sc. Hospital.
Excellent for medical bldg. MR..
FLEGER, 10. 7-3470.
LAWYER. DOCTOR OR DENTIST
Large S-rm. bldg. center-hall plan.
in professional row. Hyattsville.
with parking area, $4,000. easy
terms. OWNER, AP. 1-l443.
SERVICE GARAGE with shop, spray
room, rash rack and air-condi-
toned Offices: large storage tank
capacity for gasoline and fuel oil.
on over l acre OF ground in ne;
railroad siding available. Ideal
for distributorship. Call JOSEPH
WALSH. RE. 7-S2S2. JU. 9-57l7.
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INVESTORS
MONTGOMERY CountV

Montgomery County
Sl5 acres, excellent stock farm.
with panoramic view of river and
mountains, over 1-mile road 'front.'
age; fertile land. good home with
all modern convenienceS. good farm
buildings and fences; S275 per acre,
Railroad siding properties; prices
vary according to location.
IFS acres, very desirable farm
with mile and a half road frontage
on roads; new home and excellent
farm buildings.
200 acres, good stock farm with
S-room nome; barn and good fences;
Sl95 per acre.
IL acres. excellent building site
with gorgeous view; large stream
through one end of property;
$4,000.
Call Charles H. Davis, Poolesville
1855, agent for SAMUEL E. BOGLEY.
INC, Rockville office. Pc 2-616I
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LOUDOUN COUNTY,

1O6 ACRES-BRICK HOME
This is one of the few available
home and excellent land. The 200
VI. -old modern 4-bedrm.. 1l2-bath
home is in good condition. There
are 6 f1replaces. Also log wing
which is sound but not remodeled;
National oil hot-water heat: spring
cleared, improved with meat house,
mach. shed. barn 70x40 and addi-
tional necessary bldgs. Priced for
immediate sale, S27. 800, terms. Ewes.
and Sunday dial James Tyler. Fair
view 7-5S12 GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO., IA. 4-l4OO.
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FARMS Cont

s7S DN., SIS in month. bal. S35
monthly, buys IA acres fronting
hard road near village; has good
Arm. house. shade. shrubs, orchard.
well, stream. outbuildings. etc. Inn
mediate possession. Suitable white
or colored. $3.50. WILLIAM A.
COOKE. Louisa. Va. Phi. 81.
or farmland on
hard all-weather road; 80 acres
minimum, within committing dis
lance Washington. D. c. State price
and location. Box 4S5-H. Star.
10 acres, in Howard
County-Older house, nicely i'm
proved with asbestos shingles. oil
h.-w.h. and new drilled we'll; CEN
ter-hall with q rms. and bath,
storage attic, dry bsmt.: outbuild-
ings, pasture, woodlands: Sl595O
for a nice place. Call Mrs. Candy,
EX.. 4-9l16. j. WESLEY b.
CHANAN, INC.
acres: 7-rm. mod
brick home: l la-baths: stream and
barn: well fenced 20 Minis. from
Silver Spring; close to schs.
Dir: Out Colesville, I'd. to 1876. turn
right, follow to Brigg-Chaney I'd,
turn left, 4th house on right. Sale
by OWNER. Will sell less acreage.
S25. 800. Open to dark. Evergreen
4-9530
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FARMS

3OO-ACRE FARM. l0-rm. stone
mansion: unimproved: Minis. to new
County. A rare opportunity for a
handsome estate. $4,000. Brokers
invited.
HANDSOME BRICK mansion part
~ modernized: l00-aere dairy.
Frederick County near 240 Express
Hwy. $47,5O0.
AS ACRES. . dwellings. bank barn:
will divide: near Hyattstown.
l5-ACRE STOCK FARM. 7-rm.
house; barn; near Hyattstown. ST.
ESQ.
QUAINT OLD 2-SToRY BRICK.
Z rms. tireplaces. Needs improve
ments. With IL acres. $1,000. Ad-
ditional acreage available.
BEN LaGARDE. fremont 4-4164
SANDOZ, INC, DU. 7-1234
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We can build on tNtHt IUIS 70
your plans or ours 4 models avail
able. Call Mr.. Radcliffe, UN 4-i5l5,
UN. 4-717l. HUDSON REAL ES-
STATE
HOMEsTTEs-is to 25 miles from
ID c over excel highways. conven-
tent TO La Plata and Indian Head.
Md. lots acre or more. $500 10
81 500
TRACTS acres or more, suit.
able retirement homes or small
farms: 5000 TO $500 an acre.
100 TO 500 ACRE TRACTS suit
able subdivision, located convenient
TO prosperous town near busy high
ways. within communting distance
7 LEONARD SNYDER, Real Estst.
Tel. 1911 La Plata, Md.
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FARMS AND ACRES

WALDORF. MD.-sO ACRES
5000 IT on hard rd.: Is acres
tobacco allotment; clear and level
nainhouse, barns, etc.
Also ITO acres. 1,0OO-ft. frontage
on Rites 30l and 5; level clear
Mainhouse, barns; ideal for motel
gas station, etc.
NANJAMoY cREEK-5O0 ACRES
$50 acres clear, level; streams: Q
tenant houses; matnhouse, barns
This Is excel. farm and a sports
man paradise; with fishing, deer,
ducking; LU 4.43S2, 10; 5.5l33.
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For the Fix-It-YAlrsel

Enthusiast; now within city lin
lts-citv utilities available. DWELL
ing Of solid cement block construc-
ton; center hall with good stair
way; . rms. and cleo; large porch,
full basement hilltop; could cas-.
acres. Rare bargain at si.500, jes-
sic w. Anderson, STROUT REALTY
Swoope. Va tnear Stanton, Va
Barpain Lists Mailed Free
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NlhltlN1h
COMMERCIAL CORNER
315-ft. frontage on Lee hwy.
at Mortified, Va; 3 miles
west of Falls Church, APP
prox. 4 acres, Coo per so. #.
HUBBARD REALTY CO.
Nerriheld, Va. JE. 10000
VIRGINIA
~ acres with 175-ft.
frontage on Lee hwy. at
Mortified, Va. Excellent
small home on property.
Will sell subject to CONNER
cial coming.
HUBBARD REALTY CO.
Merriield. Va. JE. $4,000
PETHECnA
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HENRY W. BECRAFT
GailhershiIrQ khs

0dlllltISOuTk OO0
1OO-YR. -OLD S-rm. and bath re
stored house on small acreage; sill.
New 2-bedroom and bath retire
ment property on wooded lot: $3.50
Low down payment. DOROTHY c
MCCOY. Broker, Culpeper. Va.
as ACRES, approx. 25 clear; one 3
rm.. house. cleo, and l-room house
asking 10000; in 81. Msry's Count!
1th District. Route 242, hard-sur
faced road; colored or white.
Lots for sale, colored. Mills Point
81. Mary's County. by Wyacomycl
River salt water. FERRALL real
ESTATE. 10. $3.50, 10. S-7523.
MARBURY. MD.
275 acres, 80 acres, cultivated, Isl
acres OF extra good timberland. ~
mi. road frontage. Lge. l0-rm. hous
part.
Mr.. Ryantown on Rt. 5-Nice bricl
5-rm, bungalow, bath. . porches
h.-w.h.. full bsmt, Price $1,000
Other small farms and homes. L. q
krash; Real Estate Broker Rison
$50 ACRE FARM with l4O acre
cleared, located on paved road. 7
miles east OF Frederick; large banl
barn and dairy, 7-rm. frame hous
with basement, water and electric
poss. at once. price S23,600. Yer!
liberal financing. This is an idea
farm for use as summer or yea
around retreat. We advise you Il
Early Am. brick dwelling with
rms rms, center hall and basement
farm, now ships milk to Baltic.
SilOS, large stream in meadow, sew
eral outbldgs. Taxes very low. Price
$4,000, poss., April /, 1857. Lo
We have cleared and wooded
II. p. BuRDETTE & son. Mt
phone MI, Pryor, I95M or Mr. Al
kinson, $500. or Mr.. Lilly, 1896
81 ACRE FARM ESTATE, pave,
road. Artistic setting. 6-rm. house
bath, fully modern horse barn, onll
80 acres. paved road, marnifcen
estate farm, Colonial 1-rm, bricl
house fully modern, beautiful
landScaping. barn. woods, truly az
exceptional buy. SiS,5OO.
l35-acre level crop and dalrl
farm, paved road, two houses. mod
ern facilities, paved road, Rrea
potentials. By apt
i20.acre stock farm. paved road
T-rn. house and large barn. $4,000
PHONE MT AIRY. g3t
JOHN j. PRICE, Broker
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HOWARD COUNTY

Just Quit Farms. Homes. Businesses;
bargains galore. 5000 properties de-
scribed, SO States, coast-to- Coast;
livestock. eqpt. often included, many
with low down payments and easy
terms. Mailed FREE Get your copy
today WORLDS LARGESTI Save
through STROUT REALTY, 234-N
woodward BLDG, Washington, Ster-
Ing % g..
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200 ACRES-MD.

Swimming, hunting fishing; /
mile on large fresh-Water stream;
100 acres river bottom. 100 acres
good timber; one 6-rm. modern
and beautiful Price, si6,5OO. down
$1,000.
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 1912
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LOVELY FARM

2 houses, modern; i'll acres,
mostly level to rolling, all fenced
good barn and other nice cuthuild-
inRs. plenty Of water on good road;
in center Of new gas field being
developed now. S1i,jOO; y down.
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FARMS FOR SALE-75 cleared roll
ing acres on good road. ~ mile on
dual hwy, "a mi. d. c. Nice clean
z oedrm. and bath farm home in
grove OF oaks. Barn. pond: pleas
ant rural community: S23 500,
terms. IL green level acres on
main hwy. 20 mi. d. C. Small
only 81 500 cash. RALPH A. STYER
ASSOCIATES. Rte 90, Pleasant
valley. Va, Fairyiew 7-54l2 Sum
0ay, T-bASp UPekdaye
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FOX HUNT COUNTRY, 90 miles
from Washington, between Lees
burg pike and Herndon-5O acres.
Win old dwelling and outbuildines
70 be modernized and improved
stream and 8 springsl Excellent
ssetion' can be made into beautiful
estate or subdivided for many
homes; will sell buildings and
smaller amount OF land, TERRY 3
SIMMS, JE. 2-65l7.
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Meeting. Will Get
Report on Air Law
BY Inc Associated Press

The nations Of the world will
be told, at a meeting in Vene-
zuela in June. that they must
soon reach an agreement on the
use Of outer space.
The International Civil Avia-
ton Organization, an agency OF
the United Nations with head
quarters at Montreal, so advised
United States Government avia-
ton officials yesterday.
ICAO said a report on its ac-
tivities in the field of mir law
will be submitted to the fCAO
assembly when 1t convenes at
Caracas June 10.
That report will point out that
there Is good reason to believe
that mechanical contriyances
will travel beyond the carth's at
mosphere in the near future"
The ICAO convention. rati-
fed by all of the 81 member ra-
tons, gives each country COM
plete and exclusive sovereignty
over the air space above its ter
rltory, but makes no mention
Of space above the air.
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Boys Committed, Mother
BIomes Case Workers

An authenticated mother of
three young boys today charged
District Juvenile Court case
workers with poor handling of
her domestic situation which re-
suited in the commitment of her
sons.
The woman, who the case
workers report said had lost her
job as a waitress at a downtown
restaurant because OF absentee
ism. said the children were taken
away from her two weeks after
she and her husband had moved
into a five-room apartment in
Southeast and purchased $3.50
worth OF furniture to make a
home for them.
Not Rich People"
Were not rich people-We
can't afford to live in Chevy
Chase or Bethesda-but the case
worker said the nelghborhood
was not a good one, she sobbed.
Her husband, a plumber. told
the court four different case
workers had handled the matter
in the past year. He said a
charge that he had been unem-
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ployed most of the year was I'M
true and offered to subStantiate
his statement through his en-
ployer
The couple further charged
that the caSeworker had told
them they would have to have
$500 or $3.50" in the bank before
the boys, ages ,. 4 and 5, could
be returned to them.
Alcoholism Cited
IF that were the case, we'd
have most of the children in the
District here" Judge Edith H.
Cockrill commented.
The caseworker pointed out,
however. that the basic reason
the children were committed was
the couples record of alcohol
ism and instability.
Every time We saw a different
caseWorker they Just talked to
us about seeing a pSychiatriSt. :"
the mother said.
Judge Cockrlll recommitted
the boys to foster homes for so
days to give the couple a chance
to establish a home and to prove
they are capable of caring for
the children.
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are you missing
? of the 3 facets
Of diamond buying?
FIowIess Diamond

Bridal Duo IN rich lax
gold Simplicity Itself
ENGAGEMENT Rims $3.50
Wedding Band SO
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CHURCHILL WINS
ON THE BIG WHEEL
AT MONTE CARLO

MONTE CARLO, April 4
tPl.-Sir Winston Churchill
didn't break the bank at
Monte Carlo but he left the
famous gambling casino a
few hours before dawn to-
day as a winner.
The former British prime
minister, vacationing on the
French Riviera, played rou-
letter for several hours. his
usual cigar jutting from the
corner of his mouth.
After cashing in a handful
OF chips, Sir Winston sat
and talked for nearly half
an hour with Aristotle Onas-
sas. the Greek shipping mil
lionaire who owns a control
ling interest in the company
that operates the casino.
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at today's meeting. held in the
auditorium of the Red Cross at
POPS E street NV, were Mrs.
Maurice Selinger, Mrs. John
Smiley and Mrs. Edwin S. WILL
moare; representing Emergency
were Mrs. Edward Fay and Mrs.
Carleton Putnam; representing
Episcopal were Mrs. Albert At
wood, Mrs, Arthur Syrian and
Mrs. Eda McKnew.
Sketching plans of the hos
pital were Charles S. Dewey,
president of the Hospital Gen.
ter; DR.. Warwick T. Brown, ad-
ministrator of the new hospital.
and Richard Loughry. deputy
administrator of the new hos
pital.
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Women Form
Board

Organization of women's
'board-an integral part of a hos
pitfalls operation-began to take
shape today for the new Wash
ington Hospital Center.
The hospital. located on the
grounds of Soldiers Home, will
merge the stats and boards of
Garfield, Emergency and Episco-
pal Hospitals. The 800-bed in
stitution. built at a cost of 500
million, is expected to be opened
by the summer of 1857.
Today representatives of wom-
en- boards of each of the three
hospitals met to discuss the mer-
ger into one board.
Plans discussed today call for
one board composed of repre-
sentatives of each of the three
present boards, backed up by
several guilds" which will I'M
dertake various assignments for
the hospital.
Representing Garfield Hospital
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3-Diomond Engagement
Ring-emerald cut center
diamond with two radiant
bsguette diamonds. In pre-
cious platinum SI5O
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500 Attend
Banquet Of
Businessmen

More than 500 members and
guests of the Northeast Bust
nessmen's Association, Inc, last
night attended the annual BAN
quet-dance sponsored by the Or
ganization.
The program. which got under
way at $50 pm. drew a crowd
that filled the Willard Hotels
grand ballroom.
Calvin D. johnson, former Re-
publican Representative from Il
llnois and now executive assis-
tant to the vice president Of
Remington Rand, served as pro-
gram chairman. MIR. johnson
was introduced by Arthur Har-
tung. program chairman.
Appreciation Gift
William B. Mehler, jr.. past
president, was presented with an
electric lawn mower by Herbert
knessl. president, in apprecia-
ton of his many years of service
to the business group.
Tiny Meekers Orchestra and
the American Security and Trust
Co. Choral Group provided musl-
cal entertainment.
Among the guests were Dis
trict Commissioners Robert E.
Mclaughlin and Brig. Gen,
Thomas A. Lane, Police Chief
Robert v. Murray, David B. Kar-
rick, Commissioner designate;
Millard F. Sutton. District fire
chief; Traffic Director George E.
Keneipp; Milton S. Kronheim,
wholesale liquor dealer. and Ev-
erett j. Boothby. president of
the Washington Gas Light Co.
Others Present
Also. w. Hiles Pardoe. presi-
dent Of the District Bankers
Association; Capt. Lewis B. Pet
ers, commander of No. Q Polio
Precinct. Joseph H. Schneider
president of the Federation Of
Buslnessmen's Associations, Inc.
Also Alan Payne, chairman Of
the Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board. Dr.. A. Magruder Mac
Donald, District coroner; Cor
poration Counsel Vernon E.
West, John A. Remon, president
of the Federation of Citizens
Association; and Judge Rich
mond B. Keech of the U S.
District Court for the District
Of Columbia.
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One responsibility of good
citizens is to vote. In order
to vote you must register.
Show COngress-and the Ma
ton - that Westinghouse
are good citizens. Register now
at the District Building and
vote in the election May /.
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Senate Patents Unit
Gets New Counsel
BY the Associated Press

" VIEV H9"UVId0VU EIVss
Marcus A. Hollabaugh, for
mer Justice Department lawyer,
today was named chief counsel
of the Senate Subcommittee on
Patents, Trademarks and Copy
rights.
Mr.. Hollabaugh succeeds JUL
ian Captain. who resigned.