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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN

CHOICE BEEF for your freezer
1000 lbs. Angus steers: zoe pei
ID delivered to locker plant. Pc
POLLED BULL sALE-5O reg. Pollee
Hereford bulls: SPA mos. old
weight for age at prices you car
afford to pay; Thursday, Marcel
%, Z pm BALTIC LIVE STOCK
AUCTION MKT. U. s. 40 and Nd
80, West Friendship, Md. T. B. anc
Bangs tested: Accred: herd. DOU
BILE H. RANCH AND MEADOW
AZALEAS, EVERGREENS, wholesale
pkwy Takoma Park. Md
CLEAN FILL DIRT--Sludge, topsoil
road gravel. bluestone, hauling
MR.. HARTING. 10. 2-S974. Ut
no IT Y0URSELF-Beaut. blue
grass sod. We del or do compl. lob
We raise our own. C. j. LAUGHLIN
HE. 1855: ewes, HE. 1926,
rREF REMOVAL, pruning. topping
trimming lots cleared. MR. CLAY,
TON UN. 10000 any lime.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-D. c.

coLoRED-IowA APIS. 1928 i3n
81. nv. walk 70 work: 3 bedrms-
Nv; IN. din. rm.. kit. bath; eley
bldg. See res. mgr. Apt. 3. De. 2
579l or call 8. =. & C., INC, 10
vermont ave. NV. co. 5-5S3
Mon Fri. -23
COLORED-2-BEDROOM apartment
with large ward; SO g month. NE
5000.
coLORED-i5Is EATON RID. a
Nichols ave. SEE rooms, kitch
nette, dinette. bath: S4750 pc
mo- See Attorney JOHN II. VIII
son, 1881 Nichols ave. Sc, 20. /
COLoRED-I5ss A ST. N.E.-Larg
3-rm. apt, good cond.. reas. rent
also ITO 18th st. ne, ? large rms
and kit. apt. good cond., COW. +
transp. Ii. 6-7043, wILLOUGHB!
REAL ESTATE CO. -22
COL0RED-3O16 G ST. Sc. =
rms. din, kit, bath. $3.50 mo
Tenants pay utils. T. " GREEN
ST. 3-9463. 90
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STUDIO APT, mr.. Ch. On. Clr.-
Poreh-si ttt rm;; b sE PVT. s bsta
1905 GA. AVE. NV. mr., Walter
1887 ST. PA lR f RD. WV NWg III of front
rm. and kit, sos mo-; rms, bath,
scr. porch. Ss5 mo. AID. 4-16s4
1es C ST. NE. mr.. Capitol and
3 rms. semiprivate and share
baths; S45 and up. Ii. 4-5716,;,
GEORGETOWN, $3.50 Que st. a-bed-
rm. apt. in apt. bldg. See any time;
door open. Apt. 81. DI. 7-7557
NE. AREA-Effics.. good cond., conv
shops, transp. at door, $40 weekly
OPP. ROCK CREEK PR bdrm.
kit, b. Near Sacred Heart. rms,
kit, "a bath, bsmt.. rec. rm. NO
MOB 5I.o APT BLDG. Newly furn. ENC
with scr. prch. Mod. kit. comb liv
rm. and bdrm., tile bath w/shower
PIX. lot. Cow. loo. $50. WA. 1853
1871 NEWTON ST. N.w.-s rms.
first 4. PRIV. bath. conv. to transp
|sis c 81. N.E-Nr. Capitol. Mod
efic apis; S69,so' sos. ia. 5-603l
AZ =: WE WEBSTER ST. NV Ice
attr. rooms. Utils. free. SIS per wk
s iiSs EMERSON gHERsoN ST. N.w.-Nieel,
furn. apt. in home of yg. cple. Utils
Cow. Adults. S55 mo, ia. 9-7393
8 RMS. kit, bath; entire fl. Beaut
home, Attrac. furn. Cool, shady
grounds. Swim. pool. / or 2 quiet
c scSsssts s1oo IA; ssas0 Small mod
apt; bldg. studio apt; peach tile
bath. utils; ! man, $85. $50,
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
Completely furn. apis. by day
or week; Call Ma. S-5425.
ER Inc; 81 Is asz H5 a $3.50 BIZ Es s.
QUEENS TEMPLE RID. N.E.-comb
liy. rm.. bedrm., kit, pvt. bath. en-
t Saa &c Lee. porch, utils. Adults
GIRLS OR COUPLE, furnished nice
~ Ideal for niss girls nice Sc
laundry room and washer. 500 per
B 81. IN S-4 vIIE1w Aprs.-nge ss'
bedrm., nicely furn.. modern equip,
laundry. ample storage: S9S so
incl utils. Rental Office 3O21 4th
st. Sc. 10, 2-4270 or HA. 2-3S00
--21
DOWNTOWN. 21O E st. n.w.-Lge.
effic,: newly. dec S35 mo. Suit.
retired gentlemen. --21
1914 21st ST. NV.
on Mass ave- bedrms, living
rm., Kitchen and bath bachelor type
apt. 500 per. mo. Vacant now.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
1924 14th St NV. AID. 4-2005
WooDNER AREA, 1896 ogden st.
Enthusiastically furnished 1-bedrm
apt: SS5 month.
MT. PLEASANT. 1865 Lamont ST.
Internationally furnished. large
efficiency apt: $69.50 month.
Phone Mr.. Yount. with FRANK S,
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-I41l, -23
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APIS. UNFuRNlsnsp-vA.

ARLINGTON. best area. close in
One and two bedrms. redecorated,
mod, kit; walking distance Arling-
ton hall wooded area; bus, shop
ping center; quiet; 5000 and
$40; nj, Glebe r.. 4ol4 Columbia
ARLINGToN-a-bedroom apt. liv.
deck porch a S min. e to pentason CON.
$50 mo, pENTAGoN REALTY Co.
Fairfax. Va, CIR. 3-0544. 30
ARLINGTON room with shower
bath, refrigerator and hot plate.
Ideal for a single girl or bachelor
in lovely apartment house. Laun-
dry and private parking facilities:
Convenient to shopping, center and
bus line. Pentagon. Navy Annex
Guiding utilities. Vacant April 18th.
WAKEFIELD MANOR, INC, 1918
No. Courthouse I'd. ia. $1,000.
10 am. to 5 pm. Monday through
Friday. Evenings. Saturday and
Sunday, KE. 6-s431, s am. to
AVAILABLE NOW, . very nice e base
ment apis, newly decor. on a hill
side high and dry; / bedrm., living
rm., and kit, tile bath: laundry
facilities. Only $3.50 Incl. all utils.
Walk to Ft. Myer, COW. to PEN
lagoon CAN MR.. DRAPER. ia: De-
600. --2g
CALVERT MANOR. Just one mile
from Key Bridge-Two-b edrm. apt.
completely reconditioned; Ss7. so.
Call Res. mgr, IA. 5-103s. -23
BRUCE ST. at intersection, Mt.
Vernon blvd. and Russell rd.-Re-
conditioned one-bedrm. apt; close
by SHOPPING center; good parking
and transp. 5000. Call Res.
mgr. OV. 3-2093 -23
2OIl S. 9Th ST.--New bldg. one
bedrm., liv; rmr. din, kt. and
Navy Annex, Pentagon, Fl Myer:
SGT so. Apis open. Call DI. z
7740: ewes, OIL. 2-6S44. ga
rms, 1st-fioor house. SIPS
mo-. incl heat and utils. Porch,
yard, gar. Ideal for children. 518
N. Kenmore st. EN-. 2-33l9. --25
ARL., yA.--Nive l-bedroom apt. in
atilItles: TYRoEI hills AP P1ssaq Esf
South Fla st. Res mgr, IA. 5-7336
or Mr. Macy. Hi 3-44nA "a
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Tv, IT" with l.p. phono attach.
sntenna. $40. 10. 1880. -23
TV and radio testing equipment
with parts, tubes. manual, and TV
and radio chassis 10. 4-7S45,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN sAwS-1-man: $40 per day;
INA 3mnSn sl Eo,l Per ~, DAY II, RENTAL dSIsl
CHAIN SAWS. MCCULLOUGH Sales
service; renta! $40 a day GRAV-
PUMPS. generators and chain saws.
HOMELITE, 1905 Goth ST., N. Ross
Ign. Arlington. ia. 5-S665
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POULTRY. RABBITS. EGGS
WIRTHMORE FEEDS, baby chick,
and poults. JAMES FEED STORE
$40 K st. NV. NE S-o0Sa
ROOMS FuRNISHED-N.W.

e46O 10th ST. N.W.-Gillbert Hotel
and houses have an accommoda-
ton for every taste and pocket.
book: daily maid service, some
rms. with free 21-in.. TV. 24-hrs
switchbd.. some pvt. baths avail.
rates. S7.50 up weekly. Call CO
1881.
,.5eO 37th ST. NV. tcorner Porter
st.,--Lse nicely furnished rm
semipvt bath; cow transp Home
and surroundings must be seen to
be appreciated.
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TYPEWRITERs. all makes term
as low as 81 per week; sales
rentals and repairs. Our 46tb year
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO
I431 East Capitol st., IL 3-344O
Easy parking.
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REDUCED RENT

In exchange for rental sgent and
light caretsker duties in small Sc.
apt. BLDG. I or 2-bedrm. apt: avail
able. Husband can hold full time
outside job. SIDNEY 2. MENSH d
CO MA S-fI440. --s2
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ALEXANDRIA "a apis; q, 3,
Utils. incl: $40, S75. SS5 mo. TIE
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TVS, Washers, Driers
Air Cond., Refgr., Ranges
All Other Appliances

All Other Appliances
Tv. RcA. 21-in., new -----S139
TV, Emerson, 21-in.. new Sl19
TV, Admiral. I7-in.. late model. 500
TV. Motorola, Gain. new --S16e
TV. CHS, 17-in. - 500
TV. RCA. 21-in.. super, console new;
WASHER. Whirlpool. auto. new,
REG $3.50: SALE ------ S13a
WASHER, Norge. new Sl29
WASHER. Westinghouse. S195I55;
WASHER. Bendix, auto. late model,
DR u r.. whirlpool cleo. new. REG q
DRIER. WESTINGHOUSE. 1855. used
RANGE. electric, new de luxe. IS.
IN; with griddle. REG. $500;
FREEZER. Kelvinator. new. 1s-ft
upright. super de luxe, REG. 5000;
AIR coNp., y, new, de luxe. 1855
REG. $3.50; SALE S17e
HUNDREDS Of More TERRIFIC
BARGAINS Not Listed
WE BEAT ALL PRICES
Cash or terms. No reas. offer re-
fused. JU. 9-7O0l.
Weekdays o to Q, Sat. 9 to
TRI STATE APPLIANCES
WHOLESALERS
1888 Georgia Ave-, Silver Spring
-21
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ROCKVILLE bedrm; AND z bed;
rear screened porch: near school'
plus utils 20. 2-4296.
LANGLEY PARK-2 bedrooms q
large rooms,, $3.50 and $3.50
including utilities. HE. 4-7ol4
TAKoMA PARKS rms. kit. and
bath: some utils; Mr.. stores and
CHILLuM TERRACE ltramoderr
terrace apt. z bedrms:. patio. II :.
gith or without s air eeonditioning
5 s. sl 9saaaassse 81 HS az s-s see!i'an
GAITHERSBURG-1 and 3 bedrm
units with screened rear porch. To-
Gated 3 blocks from elementary
school and shopping district. S65
to $50 mo. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY.
INC. Pc Sa 2-el51; ewes. Mr. wilson
pfNEsYf BRANcH RD.-Nr. thester;
lge. 2-bedrm. apt, dinette. locker
$s7. Apt; No. 5, 1898 Flower ave.
TyAkoMA PARK. mr.. Wash. san,
716 Maplewood ave. No. 4---Liy,
rm.. bedrm.. kit. tile bath. front
porch; all utils.; $65. JU. 5-1747.
DALE DRIVE, mr.. ColesviIle rd-1
bedrm. in apt bldg, newly dec: mr.
evyth.: S75 incl. utils. RIA. 6-S203.
COLLEGE PARK, $500 Baltimore
blvd.-Very large one-bedrm. apt.
7-7740; ewes. OIL. 2-6844. "a
MT. RAINIER, 1905 saith st.--5 rms,
bath. LIST A.. immediate possession;
Ss5. DUNN g. CO., Realtor, WA. =
0O4S. 30
TAKOMA PARK-Spacious. de luxe
. bedrooms, modern kitchen. JU.
5-S497. 20
SILVER SPRING Large 2-bedrm.
apt. mr. schools. shops. Big closets.
de luxe refgr.; garbage disp.,
plumbing in kit for washing mach
$79.50-SS4.50 plus utiis. HE. A.
$500, HE. 4-7733. Ewes. and Sun.
HE 4-S5S2 -25
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los ATLANTIC 81. Sc.
CONGRESS HTS. SECTlON-Moo-
ern 2-bedrm. apt. completely equip
ped kitchen AIR-CONDlTlONED
Cow to everything. $3.50 mo. Can
Mr.. DUVALL, DI. 7-6400, weekdays.
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roo WILMA aT Sc

Ais FIRST ST. Sc.
CONGRESS HTS, OF 8. Capitol ST.
Modern ! and bedrm. apts.. mod
ern. completely equipped kitchen
R-CONDITIONED. Rents from
S65. so to S7l mo. Call Mr. Du.
WALL. pI 7-R40n weekdays. 20
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GEORGETOWN. 2b3O que 81. q

1876 C ST. NE, mr.. Capitol and
2 rms, semiprivate and share
baths; S45 and up. Ii. 4-5716,
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

27Of 18th ST.-Home privils.: rm
with enclosed porch, semipvt. bath:
conv. ST. car and bus, CO. 5-S52l
-26
COLORED-114R st, ne. lge. rm.
pvt. home: 50 week. DU. 1882.
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ROOMS FURN.-Mp 6 VA.

ls EAST BELFONTE, Alexandria
Large furnished bedrm., next to
bath XII. 9-4974. --21
ARLINGTON, NJ RIM. for young
man prof. or officer in adult Chris
tian home: S12 wk, KE, s-5431
a3s
ARL.. Swim bedrm. good tranSp.
parking; bet. Columbia pike and
"a
nr. Pentagon - Hotel
rms. and family apis; day or
week rates. ia. 2-3343, 20
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ROOMS FURk.-S.E.-S.W.

100 18th ST. S.E.-Girls' single or
double; cooking and laundry privils.
LII. 6-1939. 90
COLOREp-155 E st. Sc: large re-
decor: home privils.: on bus stop,
Ii 4-gS26. go
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HAWTHORNE HOTEL

2134 g ST NV.
New reception room: also TV
room Redecorated warm rooms
with running water. near tiled baths
showers Single. $3.50, $1,000
S12.50: double. $3.50 up. 24-houl
elevator. phone service. Parkina
IS. so mo Govt. depts. nearby
LOCATION UNEXCELLED
Near Government depts. ant
White House. Walk anywhere down
town, Permanent or transient
EMERY-GEORGIAN HOTEL
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT AREA, 1853 Que n.w.-2
rms. gas stove. semi-pyt. bath. re-
fer linen; Sill so wk. Du. 7-554S
NEWLY DEC. Link. ROOM. All
ave. NV. CO 5000. 0a5
2539 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. bright rm
Venetian blinds. deck pch., refrig
stove: S1025 per wk. DE. 2-1675
DOWNTOWN. 924 N. Y. ave. NV
and 92S G ri. nw.--Sgle.. IS
dble S13 up No drunks. pa
ROOM hUNTING?-See US 3 houses
to choose from; save your feet
sgles and dbles 2147 r st NV
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STUDIO APT, mr.. Oh. Oh. Cir
Porch-sittnig rm,, bedrma pvt. bath
Ink: utils.: maid; S75. EN-. 3-3223
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OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIAL PURCHASE

so 8. p. TYPIsT DESKS. $lb
Af B. :. TYPEWRITER DESKS, $50
Sss 900 STOCK NEW AND USED
OFFICE FURNITURE, RECONDl,
TONED. OFFERED At -. SAC re
pRTE DELIVERY AND PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP; co
639 New York Ave. NV.
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THE EVENING STAR Bis

Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, MARCH 20. 1885
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20-inch carriage typewriter. pro-
portional spacing. bold-face book
type machine. In excellent condi-
ton Call Executive 3-5S27.
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1915 GA. AVE. NV, mr.. WaIteI
Reed -bedrm. beautifully furn
apt; 500, plus utils, JU. 5-4925,
1901 PARK RID. N.W.-Lge. front
rm. and kit, sos mo-; rms, bath,
scr. porch. SS5 mo. AID. 4-16S4
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ZU~
500 Bird ST. NV. Apt. 1.-Two
rooms. kitchen and bath; $50
500. 3rd ST NV. Apt. 16--Two
rms. kitchen and bath: $40
504 3rd ST NV. Apt Three
rms. kitchen and bath; $50.
JAMES J RUPERT
1921 eth st. NV. 90
31o5 WACLARK PL. Sc.
Mr.. ST. ELIZABETH'S HOSPITAL.
Modern 2-rm. kit and bath apt,
modern kitchen; cony. to everything
sos mo. Call MR.. DUVALL, DI.
7-64o1, weekdays. 20
'16eS COLUMBIA RID. - Bachelor
apartment, ! room and bath. S45
month";.
Q bedrooms, living room, kitchen
and bath. sS5 per month, available
now. See janitor, -22
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LOCATION UNEXCELLED

1872 G ST. NV.
See MRS. HILL. Manager
THE MAURY
FOL 10th st. n.w.-Lovely twin nm.
. lge. closets, foyer and pvt, bath
maid service;S21 wkly. Others. SIG
--26
ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th NV, HUI. 3-6116
24-hr elevator. switchboard Rates
S10,50 week and up: private bath
S24 so Dining room Walking dis
lance.
$3.50 WEEK UP
Single rms; also dble rms. S12.5(
wk,: special rates by day or month;
suit. for ladies or gentlemen: next
bath: maid service; ] block of Conn
Walk dntn, 1926 18th st. NV. --23
COLORED UPPER NV. - Room
home privils.. good transp. Refined
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RIM;
Ryt o ost5; phone; home pr5ydils'
CoIoRED-9sa WESTMINSTER ST
Rms. with kit. privils. Cow. shop
and transp. HO. 2-20S1. --21
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The RoWldnds
.Fete Retiring
Australian

The First Secretary Of the
Australian Embassy and Mrs.
j. R. Rowland entertained for
cocktails in their @ street
house yesterday for the re-
firing Counselor of the En-
bassy and Mrs. F. j. Blakeney.
The Blakeneys will leave for
Australia soon, and after q
brief stay there will go on to
his next post as Minister to
Cambodia, Laos and Wet Nam.
Mr.. Blakeney's successor
here, Mr.. Malcolm Booker, and
Mrs. Booker, also were at the
party. 1t was the first social
appearance for the new couple,
who arrived last weekend and
are staying at the Alban
Towers.
Also on the Diplomatic Row
calendar yesterday was a 6 to
8 pm. open house at the Finn
ish Embassy. at which the AM
bassador and Mrs. Nykoop re-
ceived the Finnish colony of
Washington in celebration Of
the country's independence
day.
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MOrQS Entertain
The GAS Family

overhead ceiling fans. Now
there is air conditioning.
The drawing room is car
peted in dark red and has sill
yer and gold brocade draperies.
Other touches of color in the
white room are a sofa in front
of the fireplace, done in ice
blue, and an olive-green table
cover in one corner of the
room. But representative of
this country is a Hammond or
gan in another corner.
The flowers and decorations
for the party also were from
the fine hand of Sonora de
Mora. Throughout the resi-
dence were huge vases of gilded
leaves. The center of the table
in the dining room was spread
with folded bronze metallic
cloth, on which was a bronze
and white piece of moulding,
and the entire arrangement
was sprinkled with small pine
cones-modern and unusual.
Guests There
Among the guests were the
Cuban Ambassador to the GAS
and Sonora de Baron. The Am
bassador claims to be a real
Washingtonian and with good
reaSon-he has been here for
38 years. He said yesterday he
could well remember when he
used to swim in the Tidal
Basin and where the jefferson
Memorial now stands were the
public locker rooms. Inciden-
tally. Sonora de Baron was
formerly a Miss Shea from
Pennsylvania.
Also there was the new Ar
gentine Ambassador to the
GAS, DR.. Garcia, and his wife.
They can now claim that their
whole family has come to the
United States-one daughter
and her husband are in New
York The is the Argentine
counseD and the other daugh-
ter and her husband are liv-
ing in Westbury, Conn.,, plus
three grandchildren.
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Red-U. S. Polar
Photos Barred
BY the Associated Press

The United States and Russia
will conduct separate aerial
photo-mapping operations In
their sectors of the North Polar
region next year.
The Soviets yesterday turned
down an American proposal for
a joint project which originally
was suggested by Soviet scien-
fists.
In a note made public by the
State Department, the Russians
said in effect they didn't want
Americans making aerial photos
over Soviet territory in the Arctic
Ocean. But they indicated they
would be willing to have Russian
planes undertake photo missions
over United States polar areas.
The joint project had been
proposed as part Of the Interna-
tional Geophysical Year. world
wide scientific research effort
aimed at finding out more about
the earth and the air around it.
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Two U. S. Vessels
ToVisit Pukistun

The Navy is sending a trans
port, with a Marine battalion
aboard. and a landing ship
dock to pay goodwill visit at
Karachi. Pakistan. December
IL to IS.
Karachi is on the Arabian
Sea, an area not often visited
by American men of war.
The ships are the attack
transport Telfair and the LSD
Oak Hill. There are 1900 men
in a Marine battalion.
"The units" a Navy an
nouncement said last night,
"are participating in a goodwill
and amphibious training cruise.
This is in keeping with the
policy of cruising it's ships in
all oceans of the world"
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HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Ginger to Play the Palace

husband as we'll" She will con-
tinue to commute.
Mamie Van DOren was a blond,
dark-eyed gasp, in a scintillating
f1sh-tight. low-cut gown, on the
arm of husband Ray Anthony.
I'm just back from is one
night appearances with Mickey
Rooney. I'm glad to be back
with my husband and baby"
murmured Mamie. Hard to re-
member now that she was named
for the gracious lady in the
White House.
Had a chat with Debbie Reyn-
Odds and she was expecting hus-
band Eddie Fisher back from the
GroSsinger press premiere of
their Bundle of JOY" He should
be here IN time for the Holly
wood Theater Preview.
Pat O'Brien, who remembered
when I first interviewed him at
Warmers. when he was a star
with Jimmy Cagney, has a date
to return to England for END
Of the Track" IT was called
this afternoon to take over the
Arthur Kennedy role in The
Loud Red Patrick on Broadway.
He's had a collapse-but / don't
want to leave home before the
holidays"
Louis B. Mayer is in his sew
entities. but there's a move afoot
to bring him back to Metro as
a special consultant. But times
have changed and what was good
in one era may not be right for
this. And while we're with MGM
the wonderful cartoon depart
ment is closing down. What a
pity.
Note to producer Burt Lam
caster. It's a cute idea to scent
the ads and press blurbs for your
Sweet Smell Of Success but
would you please use Chanel
Number S. The present smell is
not sweet-for me. anyway.
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Cooper Is Hopeful
On Nehru Talks

NEW DELHI, India. Dec. 8
(R.-Senator-Elect John Sher-
man Cooper, Republican of Ken
lucky, said today he hoped the
forthcoming meeting between
Prime Minister Nehru and Presi-
dent Eisenhower would result in
a larger measure" of economic
and political cooperation be
tween the United States and
India.
Mr.. Cooper is here on a White
House mission to lay the ground
work for the Washington talks.
Mr.. Cooper. former Ambassa-
dor to India, has held three pro-
longed discussions with Mr..
Nehru during the last eight days,
plus a round of talks with other
Indian officials. Mr.. Nehru's
visit to the United States is to
start December Is.
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I ronsit Cooperation
PIeoses D. c. Heads

Col. Thaddeus M. Nosek, AS
sistant Engineer Commissioner
said here last night the Commits
sioners are Every pleased by the
obvious willingness" Of the Dis
trict Transit System ito cooper
ate with city officials in solving
transit problems"
In so many words, he said the
attitude of the Chalk-Fox firm
is a welcome change.
Col. Nosek praised transit Of
f1cials at the 91st birthday cele-
bration of the Association Of the
Oldest Inhabitants in the Hotel
2400. Some 100 persons were pre-
sent.
Sees Alert Attitude
In an obvious reference to the
touch-and-go relationship Of the
Board of Commissioners and the
old Capital Transit Co., the Of
ficer said the new group has ex-
hibited an "alertand progressive
attitude" in approaching. transit
problems.
1.-THE Commissioners" he de-
clared, ARE very pleased by the
obvious willingness to cooper
ate"
He also praised the firm for
offering good general ideas,
but added that the time is APP
preaching when specific recon-
mendations will have to be made
regarding immediate problems.
He included such matters as
placement Of loading platforms
for buses, deciding on which
lanes the buses will run on GER
tain streets, the selection Of new
routes and the many problems
yet to be solved with regard to
the effect of buses on city traffic.
Recall Founding
"a certain period of general
ization and experimentation is
necessary" Col Nosek said. but
specific recommendations should
then be forthcoming"
The Oldest inhabitants dined
on roast turkey and sang "Auld
Lang Syne" to mark December
7. 1865, the day the association
was founded. The only sad note