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HOUSES UhFURNIsHEp

ARL. - Excel. oppor. for combined
resident business location. Nc
elaine PROPERTIES. ia. 2-3300.
MANASSAS, vA.-6 rms, . baths,
bsmt., garage, gas heat. nice yard,
newIy, decor. S125. Call Manassas
SILVER SPRING - Near oeoisia
and Colesyille. 8 rms. and bath;
500 mo: yU: 9-3490. 20
SILVER SPRING. St Johns Parish,
nr. Walter Reed Annex. 3 bedrms.,
S119 mo. JU. 9-3490; eyes,, 10.
FALLS CHURCH, 4o4 East Rosemary
bier with huge fenced yard; con-
venient to schools, shopping, etc.;
ideal for children; S110 per mo.
Sunday and ewes, call KI. 9-43S3.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC, $50 N.
Monroe ST., Arlington, Va. ia. s.
A PERFECT BRICK COLONIAL in N.
Arlington near schools, transports
ton and shopping area. This lovely
rm., well equipped kitchen, screened
porch and fenced yard. JOSEPH W..
SEAY COMPANY, 113 W. Broad
ST. Falls Church. Va. JEs 2;;2620.
NEARLY-NEW 6-RM. BRICK homes
Will HlOuCAh SOAhplCtC-
ly redec.: close-in Md. Ss5 to $40
per mo. z1PKIN, INC. UN. 4-3500.
ARL.. Sei0 S. 10Th pl.-Modern
air-cond .2-bedrm. brick. semidet..
SOS. JE 2-3311 80
FALLS CH.--3-4 bedrm. rambs..
wooded lots 341l Orchid dr.: S115.
900 Fisher st; S170. JE. 2-6575.
25I6 18th ST. N.w.--Newly dec. g.
rm. -and-bath duplexes with back
pches., yds and bsmts. First and
second floors now avail. Rent only
$50 per mo. RA. 6-l101, RE. Z
7Si 10th ST. s.E.-Brick, 5 rms.
and bath, newly redec.; gas h.-w h.
SS5 mo. IL 3-2201. -26
2 BLOCKS TT. MYER-3-bedrm
house, blk. Lee shop. ctr. Phone
ia. oe-71O4, after 4 pm 20
RAMBLER bedrms.. . baths, on
s4-acre lot: mr. Dunn Loring: Sl25
mo. IF 4-6150 80
40I 18th AVE. Cap. Hts, Md
bedrms.. liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and
bath; lge attic; $50 mo. 10 s.
1851. -27
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Hefhesda near NTH. o-bedrOOm
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CHEVY CHAsE-Artist's dream;
33-ft. liv. rm.. library, bedrms. ::
huge trees. extra lot. Fine cond. Un-
der $4,000.
ROCK CREEK PARK AREA
GI, $4,000. Agt.. AD. 2-2S76. %.
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APIS. UNFURNisHsp-vA.

ARL.. vA.-Nice l-bedroom apt. IN
new development. $3.50 including
utilities TYROLL HILLS APTS.
SCI South Fla st Out Columbia
pike TO Greenbrier St, block right
on Greenbrier to sth road. turn
right I block to development Res
mgr JA 5-7336, or Mr.. Macy,
HU. 3-4400 40
MISSIONER SEC. - -bedrm. apt
unfurn.. heat. water furn.: nr
stores and. bus; md mr.: married
couple desired; S65 mo. Sun. anc
ewes. KE. s-494e; daytime, IA
1928. --of
1910 N. Court Hous,
and 2 SsSfm s.SSs frGm nswlS sou5ssou;sl 5ee set.
from S15 Parking and STORAGE ia.
cilities. NO. 7-55a2. J. GIBBONS
KOLB, OIL. 2-O2g6, --26
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BETHESDA RAMBLER
SAVE $1,000
BUY FROM OWNER

White brick; no steps to walk: 4
years old: "4x13 liv rm., separate
din. rm.. white marble fireplace, all
.elec. Kit includes clothes washer
and drier. ) ped+ns., !. baths; large
screened haRstone porch: storm door
move. Medium low S2Os. Out Wis
consin ave. left twestl on Bradley
blvd. . miles to Rayburn st., right
! block. left on Roosevelt ST.. follow
around to top Of hill S6O6 Pelham
rd. OIL. 2-1755. Call for appointment.
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coLoRED-3544 11th ST. NV.
y block from carline. EASY TERMS.
Row brick; 8 rooms and bath, full
lge. front and rear yards.
]. WAPLE CO., 1924
L4th st. NV, AID. 4-2005.
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ARL. - Excel. oppor. for combined
rssident lent npnpSS,r e1sinsss location lde me-
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Excellent Business

Todays top quiz Tv show has led
to one OF the finest business enter
prises available Selections will be
made at once for capable person to
handle. No selling. no SOLICITING
Requires s:5n-sl 600 CASH to start
Fxnarslon financed By company RE.
7-S146. 20
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CHEVY CHASE
SPLIT LEVEL

Center hall, living room with attrae-
tive fireplace, dining room. large
all-electric birch kitchen with de
iuxe h equipment; 3 bedrooms and 2
den on lower level with 4 bath.
Also. full basement. large screened
porch and garage. Unbeatahle at
So. 800, w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. s.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

HILL. well-known mover: ins,: exper
men; closed vans: low rate; apis.
low as $50: any hour. AP 1856
MOTT MOVERS. dependable. reason.
able Ask your ueighbor. IA, 2-506s
ewes after 6 pm, -27
CHESTER MOVERS--Large or small
we do them all: clean. careful. cour-
teous. ST. $3.50, RA. 3-la73
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches q specially. s. L. MORRIS
TU. 81 l5a or II. f-2Ssg.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO 7-0104, UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC Established 1905
MOVING AND HAULING, any time,
any day. Reasonable rates. Call
EbbELMaN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving stor-
age. Reasonable rates. ia. 9-2a37.
27s
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CHASE VIEW AREA

Conveniently located white brick
house. hheuss. ist Z; has Gy, rm. with
q, bedrms. and bath. full bsmt.,
H.-W, H.; det. garage. Level we'll
shaded lot Well priced at s17.a50.
Call EDWARD H. JONES CO., INC,
till 9 d m WQ R.O2nn
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW

Located in the National Health
Center area with 8 bedrms.. . baths
and den. on the entrance level Of
this brick house. A lovely liv. rm.,
family-size din. rm., mod, kit. with
additional rm;; and bath on the
parochial schools within walking dis
tance. transp, blk Price. S27. 300.
Call EDWARD H. JONES CO., INC =,
till q pm. WO $4,000.
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BETHESDA

AYRLAWN - The prettiest land
scaped lot in this community of at
tractive small houses. Brick Cape
Cod. large liv. rm. din. area. 2 bed
Stockade- fenced play yard with tool
shed and barbecue fireplace Call
Barbara Richards, OIL. 2-34ac,
JAMES L. DIXON AND co. ST.
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PACKAGE LIQUOR STOR

Shows 1876 gross proflt. doing over
So, 900 weekly. Priced at S35, 900
CIV. with only $4,000 down. Ex-
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BETHESDA

Nr, Wis. Ave. and Brad. Blvd
3-bedrm. brk Colonial, new-house
din. rm., equip. kit. full bsmt., scr.
side porch: 81 500 dn., GI FHA or
conventional. Vacant. immed. poss.
Erwin REALTY CO., WA. 7-1232.
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Nv. AREA-Lxe. I-rm, xii. and.
eatn apt. with refer.: S;,S.5O per
mo Also &c. 2-rm, kit. .-and- bath
s aevly redec.:: S47 per mo.
see ses Mr.. MORGAN in Apt. 20s a,
isis i7tS II NJ. ~ Rw r., ESst9n, 7-astG; III Il
IN; kit, .sth. si7 .50 and S8n So
VICINITY wALTII REED HOsP.-
i1eorm. Sd: mod garden type
tSlds,; eonv. transp. shop. 500 so,
Wel atils. Avail April is. $3.50
ssss, sses 81. NV. tn. 2-0106 or RA,
s,:s 5'..ra HAMILTON ST. Nw.-ys5,
g1tn modern kitchen. TU. 2-l69a
e1fl COLORADO AVE. N.w.-Ehi-
SGency, consisting OF ] rm, dinette:
XII. XII and bath; $3.50 incl. all
assRYS Ssf s. Ross sSsisr se lSE p;pset1sn nSgf Ven
isss oATEss All s,Si; 81. H S.LGTsree N rooms.
Utilities, Utilities furnished. $50. 5Np.y Apply
1Sss" 1Ss"iiisi FERRY NE.-1 bedrm.. 20 liv.
Mas. Msm;. kit;; tx bath sAas,s $3.50. Call Res'
incls. utils. so. S-S964. 81
ti2S L ST. Sc. near Barney Circle
go rooms. kitchen. bath, porch;
NINGER AND SONS. INC. Ma. s.
stS AND MADISON N.w.-Liv. rm..
bedrm., dinette, kit, scr, porch.
lsL-class cond $50, RA. 6-423S.
CONN. AVE.--Eley. bldg. comb. bed
hy. rm.. kit,-din., pvt; oath; S6o
CONN. AVE. AREA-Beaut. 1-bed-
I'm. apt, air-cond., S120, incl.
utils.: conv. dntown. AID. 4-2O59.
e509 QUEENS CHAPEL RID. NE
Newly decorated 1-bedrm. apt, LIST
floor; heat and water furn.; SO
mo, Call Mr.. ALEXANDER, LA.
6-5959. 80
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcens. !

SUNNY HOUSE in country. Nd. for
rent, .furn. Newly painted. Living
rm., large bedrm.. kit, dining rrn
and bath: near Defense hwy. 81
mi from Wash. IA mi. from Fort
Meade. 12 mi from Annapolis. $40
per mo. WO. 6-40SO, wkdays. 26s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(continued)
REATJTY SALON

An unusual opportunity In an ex-
cellent location direly In need Of
this type business: . rms. toutside
entrancel, in the ENGLESIDE CO.
OP Apis. at Lee hwy. and Veitch
st. For further information. call
IA. 7-0S77 or IA. S-6576. -3
PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE
Shows 1aes gross profit. doing over
$1,000 weekly. Priced at $4,000
CIV. with only 100000 down. Ex-
elusive.
Nearby Md. Grocery Store
Beautifully equip. self service
store, averaeing ST 400 per wk. Can
do So 800 and better. A small down
pymt. will buy. Exclusive.
3-FAMILY APT.
Good colored tenants. you can net
81. 800 annually. plus paying on the
bldg and all expenses. Priced al
SIS 500 with S6,500 down; make
me an offer! Exclusive.
= OUTSTANDING LUNCHEON
ETTES AND TAVERNS.
Call me for details:
statesmen WANTED, CALL
SAM BLANKEN & co.
63I E ST., NV, Rm. 305
ME; S-3229, ewes. and Sun. ia.
TO BUY OR SELL. CALL SAM
go
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KENWOOD

An attractive center-hali plan,
white-brick Colonial situated on q
level lot in one of Washington
most-SouEht-after suburban commu-
mites; living room, separate dining
room: Kitchen, library with adioin-
floor bedroom), screened side porch:
four bedrooms and two baths on
second floor. with generous storage
space on third; basement has rec
reatlon area. outside entrance and
This fine home represents real ysiu.
Ct Sd5;a00, Ewes. call Mrs. Palic,
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CHEVY Chase Rambler

Lots Of eve appeal and only s23.a50.
! shdys really ayo,iaT large bedrooms baths
recreation room, kitchen with table
space and de luxe equipment. Living
rooN with dining area IS IT, long.
with most attractive fireplace.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

2es S. CAROLINA AVE. Large
bedrm., liv. rm., pvt. bath: . gen.
tleman: near Navy Yard. II g.
CAPITOL HILL--Home buyersI In
vestorsl Speculatorsl 3 bedrms.. 2
baths; compl. restored. No price
ABSOLUTELY MUST SELL IMAfE-
DIATELYI Excl. sst. AD. 2-es55.
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S495 Down
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
Pleasant Hills
4320 2nd ST NJ r.

400U ZIlQ 81. NE.
In a controlled section of the city,
to everything. First time
offered. Beautiful corner house con-
siStinR of g large rooms and bath.
very modern kitchen. separate din
ing 1oom, full daylight basement
with asphalt tile floor. Laundry
room and lavatory. This house is
Just like new and priced right, will
go. GI or FHA. Convenient to every
thing. To inspect. see A. H.
PARKER. Open House. 107 Victor st.
ne. or call ia. 9-366S or RA. g.
J. B. TIFFEY & SON
COLoRED-LGE. s-RM. HOUSE. .
frs: new condition; nr. 7th and
MARYLAND ave. $500 to 81 600 cash
VIII exchange. OWNER, ia. g.
CoLORED-Low CASH. bal. like
rent. Attrac. 6-rm. brick: gar: oil
heat. Conc. pch. Vacant. Just redec.
Close, Close in convsnient' SIss Prompt q. pos
COLoREDNxi9s Down. ss4 per
fI P;%t gl S5 hsasi W,IIoGoTa2 Il s54ay SEaI sSs;
cogcRFD GsTATE co. MICHIGAN PARK
Semidetached brick with pine-pan-
eled basement. Colonial porch. gas
heat, Anchor-fenced lot Features
Groom bath modern house
Sweeney, JU. $3.50 MARSHALL
J. WAPLE CO, 1924 14th st. NV
AID 4-EO05.
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FORT GREBLE APT.
OAKLAWN TERRACE

1920 18th st. NV. Several nice
apts. in elevator building; secre-
tarial switchboard service; new GE
refriserators. Will be redecorated.
ONE BEDROOM. .liv. rm.. dinette;
TO Sa9.50
. BEDRMS.. hv. rm., din. rm., kit.
with stainless steel sink and cabi-
nets. New gas range. inclosed porch;
S139 81 per mo. Inspection every
day until 8 pm. HENRY j. ROBB.
INC. 1924 Vermont ave. NV, pI.
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APTs. UNFURNIsHEp-Mp.

ROCKVILLE bedrm ana . bed.
rms living rm. dinette bath and
rear screened porch: near senools
and shopping center: S15 to S75
plus utils PO 2-4aS6
TAKOMA PARK-Large 1-bedrm
apt: ample closet space. modern
kitchen with disposal: auto. ldry:
faciis ofi-street parking; SIS and
up, incl. utils. Apply res. mgr.
$50 Flower ave, JU. 9-1393,
TAkOMA PARKS rooms and bath,
S65. including utilities: yard, park
bus. JU. g-4559. -.,6
$3.50 BALTO. BLVD. Very spacious
I-bedrm apt: fireplace In liv. rms
close to Md. Univ; good shopping
transp Call DI. 7-7740 or OIL.
2-6S44. go
LANGLEY PARK AREA mile
from shopping center in nice resi-
dental section. Attractive apt, with
liv. rm.. bedrm., kit. and bath: sos
mo. Available April l. JU. S-9oSs.
MT. RAINIER rms. and bath;
block from bus. Adults only. WA.
N-1slnA -pT
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Call today! 4 bedrnls. plus den
split-level ramblers. nr, American
S37. 900. LEGUM & GERBER 1913
Conn. ave. EN-. 10000 til 8 pm.
BURLIETH. mr.. Wis. ave. bet.
Georgetown and Cleveland Park
old or young couple. Asking S15.-
500 viii sell GI or make allow
ance for improvements. Ewes. AID.
3-7S2S or EN-. 2-2oI6. MERRI-
FIELD & WOODS. Realtors.
CHEVY CHASE-A fine brick Colo
nial with slate roof, side hall. liv;
Ing Ing rR isdr dining r ns,bs Kitchen che ,tsiTs snd
to large storage attic; basement
with recreation rm.: 2-car garage;
porch. S2:,50O. with unusually
good terms. B1LLINGsLEY RE-
Atty CO., EN-, 2-2326 til pm.
cHTvY HTsSii 0h 0aHAsf! 1se1s; SCI 800. o7 2s sD-
proved-located on very exclu-
sive dead-end street. Brick Co.
lonial featuring reception hall, liy-
ing room with unusual fireplace ar
rangement. dining room with bay
window. powder room, lst floor: 3
big bedrooms, "a baths. md floor:
beautiful brick-enclosed garden; de-
Di. 7-ssSo. THos. J. FISHER & CO.
SHERATON PARK HOTEL-20-ft.
row-brk.. 3-bedroom home "a block
from the hotel and around corner
from st, Thomas Apostle church
and school: garage, gas h.-w. h. !.
needs redecoratins but a remark
able value at S14 $50. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411; eyes,, OIL.
4-l3S9. Go
CHEVY CHASE-Artist's dream;
33-ft. liv. rm.. library, bedrms. ::
huge trees, extra lot. Fine cond. Un-
der $4,000.
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w. G. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO. CREALTORSi
1850 Mass. Ave, NV, EN-. "-43fs4
MASS. AVE. EXT.-S26, $50
LITTLE FLOWER CHURCH
Is only / blk. away. Yes. you can
now live In this very desirable com
munity with all the conveniences Of
its schools and churches within
walking distance without having to
pay in the $4,000. Out OF town
owners want to sell their lovely
brick rambler consisting Of liv. rm.
with stone flrepl., picture window.
and opening onto rear patio sep.
din. rm.. mod. kit, 2 .spac bedrr,s..
and . baths. full bsmt.. suitable for
rec. rm., gas, f.w.a. heat; attached
garage. For further info. call Mr.
Smith, LU. 4-77Ss.
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
l41S H st. NV. DI. 7-po57
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cOLoRED-snd a. LoNoFELLoW
DREAM KITCHEN

DREAM KITCHEN
Every woman's desire Is to md a
home like this. Outstanding KIT. with
yellow plastic tiled walls and de luxe
equipment. HOLLYWOOD bath. Wali-to-
vail earpeting; 8 full-size bedrooms.
modern recreation room. gas h.-wh.,
AL for only 81 300 down.
RALPH D. COIN
TIL 2-0100
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APARTMENT VALUES

APARTMENT VALUES
3y4I Newdale rd., Chevy Chase.
Md. -Bedrm.. liv. rm.. din. kit. and
bath: S7o.
1917 N. Queen St., Arl, --Bedrm..
liy. rm., din, kit. sod tath: SO.
713g Maple ave-. Takoma Park
Bedrm., liv. rm., kit. and bath; $50.
liv. rm., din, Kit. and bath; S69.5O.
2315 Lincoln I'd. -bedrm.
apt; ST. SO, utils. inrl
1902 HALEY teri. SCI -bedrm.
apt; S69. 80.
$3.50 18th pl. Lw.-2 bedrms.,
Nv. rm., kit. and path: $3.50
1926 Commonwealth ave. Alex,
Va. - bedrms., liv. rm., kit. and
hath: SEQ
R. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
, Mass. Ave. Realtors Ma. s-5020
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TU. 2-9200
coLoRH-s1.O00 DOWN
DETACHED-S14 Q5n

COLORED VACANT
I'll trade this lovely det.
home in upper NV. which has
4 lge. bedrms.. powder rm. on
lst. d; lge. fenced yard; full
bsmt and garage. For any
house in d. C. Call ia.
e-6S00.
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BIG THE EVENING STAR
APIS. UNFURN., o. {. tcont. !

Washington, D. c.
MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1856
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THE HARWILL
1885. K STREET NV.

1-bedroom apartment. entrance
foyer corner. living room. kitchen,
bath. excellent view.
Eficiency large studio room, full
size kitchen. bath. walk-in closet,
enclosed porch. Walking distance to
downtown and most Government de-
24-hour switchboard and
elevator service -.0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04
Program on Yule
Set for MeetinQ

1.-THE Madonna" the story
Of the Virgin Mary, will be pre-
scented at the regular monthly
meeting OF the Twentieth Gen.
fury Club. to be held at IL am.
Thursday at the YWCA.
The program. arranged and
produced by Mrs. William
Parks Crater, will be narrated
by Mrs. Francis B. Appellee.
Carols will be sung by the Can
son-ettes and slides will be
shown by Mrs. Raleigh Gil
christ.
A program Of carols led by
Mrs. William Torrey. ST., and
accompanied by Mrs. Paul
Rusher will be presented be-
fore the meeting. Members are
asked to bring contributions
for the District General Hos
pital children's Christmas
party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04

Thursday at Patton Hall, Fort
Myer. Chairman for the day is
Mrs. Walter L. Weible, and her
committee consists of the Gen
eral Ofiicers Wives of Fort
Myer.
Special guests expected in
clude Mrs. WILDER Brucker,
and Mrs. Charles C. Finucane:
The children of the second
grade Fort Myer School will
sing carols accompanied by
their own rhythm band.
National War College
Mrs. Donald Quarles wife Of
the Secretary of the Air Force
win be the honor guest at
luncheon tomorrow of the
Women's CLUB. National War
College.
The members and guests
will gather at noon at the
Officers Club, Fort McNail
The Strolling Strings United
States Air Force Band will
entertain. There will table dis
plays by the Wives Club mem
bers featuring Yule motifs of
foreign countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04
Generals, Admirdls
Feted Qt Two Parties

sistant Secretary of the Army
and Mrs. George H. Roderick,
who returned just this week
from a months trip to the Far
East. Also there, looking chic
as always in a small white
feather hat and silver fox
wrap was Mrs. Charles C.
Finucane, and her two house
guests, Mrs. T. Edward O'Con-
nell of Spokane, Wash, and
Mrs. r. E. Smither of Locust
Valley. N. Y, sister of Under
secretary Finucane.
Soloing it were Mrs. Carter
B. Magruder, whose husband
left Sunday for an inspection
trip to the Far East, and Mrs.
Ralph j. Canine, who was
offering congratulations to
Maj. Gen. w. c. Westmore-
land on his promotion to
three-star rank. Mrs. Ma
gruder was talking to Mai.
Gen. John Binns, chief of
staff of the 9th Army COM
mand in Korea. who reported
things over. there had been
fine this year, best soldering
in the world"
COIlinses Back
1t was also a welcome home
again" to the j. Lawton Col
linses. The retired general and
his wife have just returned
from a trip around the world
and report they've taken an
apartment on Massachusetts,
avenue and plan to make
Washington their home.
Judge and Mrs. Homer Fer
guson were also surrounded by
friends who missed them
during their two-year sojourn
in the Philippines where he
was United States Ambassador.
Over from United States
Army Europe headquarters in
Heidelberg was Gen. Henry 1.
Hodes,. and down from the
Army's command in Alaska
were Maj. Gen. and Mrs. j. F.
Collins. Another out-of-towner
was Mai. Gen. T. L. Harold
of the Caribbean command.
Dropping by briefly in order
to make it in time to the
Burke's party were the Com
mandant Of the Marine Corps
and Mrs. Randolph Nice. Pate,
Mrs. Vernon Mcgee, wife Of the
Assistant Commandment, and
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Albert
G. Mumma.
Gen. Pate reafirmed Secre-
tary of the Navy Thomas
statement earlier in the day
that he definitely" was stay
ing in the Corps. adding that
he couldn't understand why a
Washington society columniSt
reported he planned to retire
at years end.
Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Thomas we're among
Continued on Page B-3, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04
BY EVELYN M. DENT

The Traditional Christmas
tea Of the Air Force Officers
Wives Club, is planned for
December 10 from 2 to 4
pm. at the Army Navy
Country Club.
The honor guest will be the
wife of the Air Force Chief
of Staff Mrs Nathan F. Twin
ing. honorary president of the
Wives Club.
The decorations, as in the
past, are secret until the
party. Mrs. Walter r. Agee
and Mrs. Richard C. Lindsay
are in charge Of them. Air
Force Symphonettes, Capt.
John Yesulaitis directing, will
provide the music.
On Thursday the Wives
Club members will gather at
Boiling Field Officers Club at
10 am. to gift wrap 300 car
tons of cigarettes for distri-
button to Air Force personnel
hospitalized in the holiday
season. at Andrews Field, Fort
Belvoir, Va. and Walter Reed
Army Medical Center.
Mrs. R. Howard Lackay,
Chairman Of the Hospital
Liaison Committee, has plans
worked out for a special
Christmas party for the chill
dren in the Pediatric Ward,
Walter Reed Hospital on De-
cember IA at 2 pm.
Assisting Santa Claus dis
tribute the gaily wrapped
gifts will be Mrs. Larry A.
Smith, Mrs. Olin F. McIlnay,
and Mrs. Marley.
There will be all the party
trimmings for small honor
guests"
Mrs. 1wining has been in
vited to share the festivities,
also Mrs. Dan C. Ogle, Mrs.
Joseph M. McCoid, president
Of the Air Force Wives Club,
Mrs. John S. Hardy, and Mrs.
Roscoe G.. Rector.
The Foreign Air Attaches
Wives will be the honor guests
at the Musicale and Tea of the
Boiling Officers Wives Club on
Thursday at 1870 pm. at the
Officers Club, Boiling Air Base.
Christmas Music, by the
Singing Sergeants Of the Air
Force Band and the Strolling
Strings. will be enjoyed at
this annual Yuletide event.
Ordnance Corps.
Christmas Tree table decora-
lions hand fashioned from
white candles and glitter, will
create the festive mood for the
Ordnance Ladies Association
Luncheon Thursday at the
Army Navy Country Club.
The honor guest will be Mrs.
Clifford C. Furnas, wife Of the
Assistant Secretary of Defense
for Research and Development.
Mrs. August Shomburg, wife
of assistant Chief of Ordnance
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OFFICERS WIVES CLUBS
Air Force Group Plan
Annual Christmas Tea

is chairman for the luncheon
assisted by the wives of officers
associated with that office.
ChapIains Corps
Dolls dressed for the Saliva
ton Army. and gifts for the
aged were collected today at
the c haplains Wives Club
luncheon at Walter Reed Army
Medical Center Officers Club.
The program featured the
United States Army Chorus
which presented 1.-THE Christ
mas Story in Song" under the
direction Of Capt. Barry H.
Drewes.
Fort Myer
Small gifts are to be ex-
changed at the Fort Myer
Women's Club luncheon on
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SERVICE SCENE
BY RUTH DEAN

There was no need for in
Productions at two service re-
ceptions last night. The party
atmosphere was more like a
family reunion as generals and
admirals here for their annual
conferences renewed "auld ac-
quaintance" with their hosts
as well as fellow guests.
Secretary of the Army and
Mrs. WILDER M. Brucker. as
sisted by Army Chief of Staff
and Mrs. Maxwell D. Taylor,
entertained Army commanders
from all over the world at
the larger Of the two parties
in Fort Myers Patton Hall.
About 400 guests attended.
At the same time the Chief
Of Naval Operations and Mrs.
Arleigh Burke gave a party
for the Naval district COM
mandants who are here for
their annual conference, in
the more intimate and historic
atmosphere Of Admiral's House
on the Naval Observatory
grounds.
Old Friends Meet
Everyone had a good time
at both parties. It's an old
service saying that you never
say "goodby" because you'll
always meet again some
where. And it was never truer
than last night as old friends
who hadn't seen each other
in years hailed one another
and caught up on the news.
Early arrivals at the Army
party included Assistant Sec
rotary Of the Army and Mrs.
Frank H. Higgins and As