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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22

ELECTRIC FAN-Eighteen inch,
variable speed, portable in mahog.
case. On three foot chrome stand
with rollers. Like new. Call
Whitehall 6.6871 after Z p. m.
Good buy at $16.95. 1t-8-22
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
LOST

LOST DALMATION-Black and
white, vicinity Forest Grove. An
swers to Prince, license and small
bell on collar; children's pet.
Please call 10. 1888. 1882
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
FOR RENT

OFFICES FOR RENT = Three
ground floor offices with adjoin-
ing waiting room, on Montgom-
cry Avenue, across from Court
House in Rockville. Suitable for
Law, Insurance, Real Estate,
Public Stenographer, etc. Pc. 3
9117. tf-6-27
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22

APARTMENTS - unfinished,
one bedroom, living room, kitch-
en-, dining area and bath, $3.50 to
$500. Phones: Pc. 2-4296, Pc. 2
1888. 2t-8-29
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22

APARTMENT - In Laytonsville,
second floor, 2-bedrooms, garage,
private entrance. Call Dick
Howes, Spring 4.4121 or Tom
Howes, Gaithersburg $3.50.
1899
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
FOLLOWING DAIRY

THE FOLLOWING DAIRY
FARMS-102 Ac. $4,000; 1T Ac.,
$4,000; SO Ac. Washington COW
barn etc. $4,000; 1873 Ac. 2 homes,
2 barns, etc, $4,000; so Ac. stock
farm $4,000. P. B. ROOP & SON,
Newton 5-4061 Guy Creager Mon.
2-1668. 2t8-22
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
REMODELING, REPAIR, BUILD

lNG-Call us for ALL types of
repairs, roofing, remodeling and
building. Free Estimates. NO
DOWN PAYMENT. a years to
pay. Fishman Construction Co,
PO. 2-4639. tf-2577
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
FURNISHED APARTMENT: liv.

rm., bedrm., lge. closet, private
bath, kitchen, gas range & refrig.
Elec. heat and hot water fur
nished; newly decorated. II miles
from Naval Hospital, call Cath
ersburg 1877 J. TF-2596
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22

WANTED: Tire salesman. Roll
on Tire Co., Inc. 405 E. Mont
gomery Ave, Rockville, Md. 4t-9-5
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
COMING EVENTS

Organizations may list their pic
mics. suppers, earnivals. ETC.. in
this column at the rate Of DC per
line 70 pi. Incl per week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED

Buy Out-of-Pawn Diamonds
at lowest prices from WASH
ington's Oldest Legal Pawn
Broker. These diamonds
were left as collateral on a
loan for a fraction of their
original value and must nov
be sold to liquidate the loan
To sell fast, they are priced
|at lowest dealer prices. Every
diamond fully guaranteed
in writing. We can ship tc
your bank for inspection
All prices plus tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
FTJRNTTIJRE MART

O1I4N1 I OItL 4VII1ItI
2l5 KING St, Alex KI. $4,000
FURN.--Mah. dinette suite. Ice
mirror; new cond. price. 1925
Call Ii. 7-0715 after 4.
FURN.--MuSt sacrifice. 9-piece Dun.
can Phyfe din. I'm. set, eood eond
JE 3-i2Hf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
HI-Fl
CUSTOM HI-FI
SPECIALS

I or OF A KIND
BELL AMPLIF1ER. 2io2C; reg
s5i95, special. S30.50.
BELL 2l22co; res. S59.95; spe-
FIsHER, 7oAz; res, s99.5O' spe-
cial, $3.50.
RCS0 GARRARD. on base. reg.
x5j45. special, S27.50
RCg0 BARNARD. on base: res.
S1545. special, S34 so
UNIVERSITY az and base reflex,
reg, 500. special, S6d 80.
BRocINER MARK 10. $75' spe.
cial, $50 so.
UNIVERSITY al5; reg. sla4i
BELL 1900. 20 watts, reg
.S10n so; special, So so.
BROCINER MARK 20; reg
S0n rs: special. SS5.
PORTABLE CHANGER with radio
reg. Sllg.5O. special. Si75O
COMPONENT TURNTABLE, or
base. with micro arm. reg. SS2.50
special, Sia.5O
Completely matched HIN system;
with 2-way speakers rs low as Si6i
Plenty OF free parking. store
hours q to .. Monday through Fri
day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

D -
DINING SUITE, walnut, GOOD cond
table. bufiet, china. 4 chairs; all OF
separate. $50. RA- 6-4430
DINING ROOM SUITE, walnut. 10
pcs Also wall mirror: excel. cond.
$40. ia. e-18%2 betw. 8 and
II am.
DINING ROOM SET
Mahos.: breakfront. china closet
pad: excel. cond. Orig. cost, Sl,25O;
sell for $375. sacrifice. Also OF
semiauto. dishwasher. S25. 1914
Park pl. NV.
DINING RM. sET--Table with Z
| leaves and pad. q chairs. chest,
hlfiet with china closet $3.50,
DINETTE SET. mshoe.. table 38x54
crop leaf; Z chairs, green nyion
DIN. RIM. FURN.. lined oak. table,
4 chairs. buffet china cabinet. new
cond. Sls5. SP. 3-534O.
DINkTTE SET, 3 pieces: new condi-
ton, Washable; expandahle table
! FL. 4-T16S.
DINETTE SET, mahogany. drop
leaf table and 4 chairs Il arm
very good cond,: $50. ~. s-4u74.
DINING RIM. FURNITURE. 8 pieces
mahogany: 9 chairs, I buffet. ex-
In excellent condition: almost like
now. Owner has no children: $3.50
Call AID. 2-49O4 week days after
o pm: after 10 am. Sunday.
DIN. RIM. SET, mahogany, 8 pieces,
excel cond.; $50. WE. 5-26lb
DINING ROOM SUITE. 0 pieces
good condition; S55 ~ b-3i07
u no ans. call uN 4-05l3.
DINING RIM. SET, walnut ext
| table, chairs, buffet, china cab
$50. Call RA. 3-3660 all day Sun
DINING RIM. SUITE, O-piece: beaut
condition semimodefn: quick sale
| Sl75. 903f Bcllview ter NV
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COMBINATION
| YOUNGSTOWN: also stove and refEr
| good cond.: best offer. ia, p.lIs3
S7b. RIA, 6-s99l
D1sHWASHER. james port. 2 yrs
old, like new. sos. Also gas range
full size. clean and 0.E rooster.
like new. best offer. HE. 4-0222.
DIvAN--Iarge jamestown copper
rust velour. velvet orig. cost
81 900. selling for $500. Call JE
4-5955.
DOG HOUsE-New. nicely built with
SIG. RE. 8-5OO7.
DOORS AND SCREEN DOORS, So
and up: window screens, ~ anc
up; many. other items A. bargain
P Hniisr w VI S1Ssi9 70 DUPONT
DOOR, aluminium. screen, with z
sep. glass windows and grillwork
brand-new, size 3gisxS2is also z
y wiHe 81 blinds, green Stats o@ in
DRESSES, silk and cotton, 81 ca
coat o6 sSFie ecnd sui' IA. ~ e.7fgRSbi
DRoP:sIDE CRIB, mattress. new
S12i rotary mower, $40; wringeI
washer. $40. EN-. 3-3D6i.
DRYER. hiEh-speed Kenmore. heal
Bendix auto. washer, $50. so
$1,000.
ELECTRIC RANGE, GEE, apt. size
guar. del; $50 so. BLOCKS. I74t
Lee hwy. ia. $4,000.
ELECTRIC RANGE. 4 yrs. old. AZ
In. Wide. deep-well comb; excel
cond. VIII. B-223s.
ELECTRIC RANGE. Norge, like new
3 burners and deep we'll, storage
space: 500 JU, D.s9b7
ELECTRIC RANGES, apt. size, white
porcelain, Westinghouse. These at.
tractive, high.grade ranges were
removed from large local hotel due
| TO complete renovation: $50 each
Take or 100. Apply mgr, Apt
10, 7O4 3rd A.. NV.
ELECTRIC RANGE, 40.in. De luxe
deep well. clock, timer. nuoreseen'
] light, etc.i $50 RIA. a-7.lh.
lELECTRlc RANGE, Kenmore, 30x21
NEE. 'ass sso1 r.. sc6. p L. lS.S9GsS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

FUKN.--Bedrm. suite, couch "opens
into bed), matching chair, din. I'm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

.FURN.-Sofa. gray mohair, good
cond., almost new green slip cover,
$50. space-saver clothes rack, SO:
almost-new double "beauty-rest'
mattress. AID. 4-3lS1. after 3 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

FuRM.--French provincial lady's
desk, step table, end table, Pullman
love seat. lamps, chairs. Victorian
and miscel. CO. h-OOA4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

FURN.. hedrm. set. walnut. @ pcs.
painting, $50: Kitchen counter. cab,
SS dsss step ; rs.n;.a 81 bookcase
HOLLYWOOD bed. dbl, $35. ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

ADELPHI HARDWARE. INC.
zoos University Lane. Hyatts', Md
HA. 1000 or HA. 2-4O22.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

FREEZER, coidspot. Al Gu. H.,
mos, old. like. new. SiiO. S00a
: Maple ave. Takoma Park, JU B.
3140.
FROZEN cUSTARD Electro Freeze
years old; paid S2,25O: sell fol
Si.650. 1923 Nayior I'd. sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
r..... n,cctIppTTaa lEso 70.

Easter Clothes for a Son
Families from all over the
and Coats ts'n from ss ,sls boys bows:
jackets. Stacks. suits from
Si.o5. women's suits and
dresses with famous labels
from SO: also large selec-
ton Of cotton frocks Include
ing large sizes. So up. Plenty
Of mems suits and jackets.
Why not use our convenient
lay-away plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

CONTINUED on Next PassI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

FuRE. - New Hide-a-bed suite,
washer, sofa bed, liy. rm. suite,
dinette, sink, retgr, range, Grapes,
mirpor, rug, chr. bed. CO. 5-2S13.
FURN., single bedroom suite; excel.
cond.. tables: sewing machine, $40;
oil paintings q ships. Reas. ia.
9-4tO3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

FURN.--Sofa bed, double door
kitchen cabinet. mahogany china
closet. overstufied chair. Best offer
ia o-a7nh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

LAWNMOWERS. power type. s21
and up. also repairs. 55ll Taylor
I'd, Riyerdaie. Md. AP. 7-S6S2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

FURN. SOFA BED. Pine chests. .
antique Span. chairs. books, violin,
Typewriter. bric-a-brac. IL to 2,
NE. S-0107
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

URN. - Pair green upholstered
chairs. ? small chests; . large
antique chests. yellow Grapes. 2
bookcases: pair wrought iron END
tables. gray chairbed; . children'g
desks and chairs: . lamps. After
ln.An d EM odhEI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

FURN. SOFA BED. Pine chests. :
antique Span. chairs. books, violin
typewriter, bric-a-brac. IL to z
Me. S-0107
FURN.-Bedrm. suite. couch ,openi
into bed, matching chair, din. I'm
suite, Sl40 compl. XII. J-4115.
FuRN.--10-cu.-st. deep freeze; din
| rm. SUITE, Italian Renaissance, IL
pcs. HID 4-A290.
FURN., bedrm. set. walnut, q pcs
| ana mirrors. mo bed). suit. FOL
painting, $50: kitchen counter-cab.
| $40; step stool. 81. bookcase
| aOA3S, 81; painted dresser, So
| Hollywood bed. dbl, $35. ia
FURN.--Sofa bed. double doc
kitchen cabinet. mahogany china
closet. .overstuffed chair. Best offer
FURN.-sofa, gray mohair. gooC
cond., almost new green slip cover
| almost-new double "beauty-rest'
mattress. AID. 4-3IS1. after D m
sunday.
,FuRM.--French provincial LADY,
DESK step table, end table, Pullman
love seat. lamps, chairs. Victorian
table Hutch cabinet bric-a-brat
and miscel CO. h-00A4.
FuRN; --Rpgs, 9xl2, SIS; large
| washstand, So: dresser with mirror
~: typewriter JU. 5-5929.
FURN.--Rugs, beds. chests, tables
etc. 400 Suitland I'd. Sc. ii am
on.
FURN. - New Hide-a-bed suite
washer, sofa bed. liv. rm. suite
| dinette, sink, retgr., range. Grapes
mirpor, rug, chr. bed. CO. 5-2S13
FURN., single bedroom suite; excel
cond tables: sewing machine, 81
Oh paintings q ships. Reas. ia
FuRN. = Pair green upholstered
s enalIs, shd small chests; z larg,
bookcases: pair wrought iron Hns'I enc
tables: gray chairbed; . children
! desks and chairs; :. lamps. AfteI
1910 an. EN- 2-4453.
FuRN.--Eew Rowe sofa, 500; bed.
I'M. set: 500; din. $40; occasional
LDles,. $40 up; sect. sofa. $55; rugs
$40 up; TV, washer. XII. S-0035.
FURN. - Magnavox radio phono
moo; end tables, chrs.. glas,
/ eredenza, bar stools, oak servers
lamps. Re, 3-2132
IFURN.--.Metal cabs, stroller, dishes
pots; lawnmower, garden tools
awnings. cleo drill. ia. 0-69so
lFURN.--Sofa, foam lounge chairs
z gray rugs with pads. blond tables
traverse Grapes HA. 2-S5g4.
iFURN. - Beautiful dark bookcase
bedroom suite and l other bedrm.
apt. furn.; best offer. WA. 7-6s79
FURN.---S-pc. mahoe. din. rm. set
trad. liy. rm, set with > end tables
cocktail table. . lamps. al! ir
excel. cond. 10. 4-053g.
FURN.--Box spring and mattres,
| tSerta), on frame; wal. chest Of
drawers. window fan. FE. 3-6l2S
FURN.-Rugs. Grapes REFRIGERATOR
moving. La. 6-4423
IFURN.--Lawson chair, period sofa
| l2xlB Oriental rug, typewriter
| power mower Bavarian china
books bric-a-brac. JU. g-SS6p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

LAWN MOWERS, Just been sharp
ened, reconditioned. So and S.
each. Power mowers. S25 each.
| 1888 Rhode Island ave. ne. in
/ rear. Sat. and Sun only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

FuRN.--l0-cu.-st deep freeze; din.
rm. SUITE, Italian Renaissance. 10
pcs. HID 4-e29O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

FURN. RUGS, 9xl2, SIS: large,
round table. $40. library table, Sc;
WashStand, So: dresser with mirror.
So: typewriter JU. b-6g2g
Evening star., 1957-12-01
Bolivar's Dream Fulfilled
In GAS, Committee Told

meeting Of the Pan Ameri-
can Liaison Committee Of
Women's Organizations.
DR.. Fenwick was invited 10
speak on The Philosophy Of
Inter-American Relations" at
q morning session Of the
group at the Pan American
Library.
Mrs. LandOn HOnored
Margaret Landon. author
OF Anna and the King Of
Siam." also was invited to
attend as an honor guest.
DR.. Fenwick noted that
l35 years ago Bolivar had q
vision Of a united America,
q confederation of Ameri-
can states cooperating with
one another for mutual de-
Tense and for the peaceful
solution Of possible conflicts
that might arise between
them"
The vision proved to be
Evening star., 1957-12-01
N0MORROw

JACQUELINE COCHRAN'S
personal representative. Ann
Krenick, win be at julius
Garfinckel q Co. through
the entire week with the
latest news on the cosmetic
gift front.
A SPECIAL PROMOTION
Of Coro jewelry fashions will
be staged at Lansburg's Miss
Fritzie Jaffee will present the
new Vendome and Coro de-
signs. To underscore the
tone -on-tone story crystals.
beads and pearls. all dyed to
match or blend with costume
colors. viii be featured.
TUESDAY
INFORMAL MODELLING a
Olmstead's Restaurant Of
fashions from Charles Kot-
zin's on r street. Gift sug-
gestions from lounge to
"after five" wear. The Models
Guild doing the presentation
from $50 pm. to $3.50 pm.
THURSDAY
GOOD GROOMING for
teens will be the subject Of
the lecture demonstration
presented by Sylvia Dewey for
the seventh-grade girls Of
Suitland Junior High School.
Clothes and accessories from
The Bo-Peep Shop. shoes
from Waters. and teen hair
styles by Vincent and VIM
cent.
ARMED FORCES HOST
Evening star., 1957-12-01

discussed across the confer
ence table and q solution can
be found which Is acceptable
to all.
Mrs. Thomas Burke is
president Of the Pan Ameri-
can Liaison Committee, which
works TO promote better
understanding among Ameri-
can nations.
One Of its tangible projects
is the Bookmobile Library
which now has units oper-
ating in FL Salvador, Ecua-
dor. Mexico. Costa Rica.
Colombia. Guatemala, Pana-
ma. Chile. Bolivia. Peru and
Cuba.
Evening star., 1957-12-01

notes and them's that have
already been "lassoed" and
are using It say it's sensa-
tional. At Julius Garhnckel
q Co. in many sizes and also
in eau de toilette offerings.
49,
GLAMORETTE KIT-Jac-
queline Cochran, as busy
q career woman as you can
flnd. has o good idea III her
suggestion that for the girl
who works there's nothing
quite like on organized fresh
ening-up grooming kit TO
keep in the ONCE. This
Christmas one Of the really
neat presentations is geared
TO Just the needs OF the
Washington working woman.
The compact snap around
kit. in q tattersall brocade
finish. has q blue waterproof
yinyl lining and separate tiny
compartments holding l
ounce bottles Of Flowing Vel
vet. Lotion Quick Cleanser.
Hand Lotion and Skin Lo-
ton Plus . regal Queen Size
Evening star., 1957-12-01

art Schmalbach and Mrs.
Edward Picken, at Mrs.
Schmalbach's home.
A lawyer. Mr.. Jones is
with the Arm Of Hogan a.
Harrison. Both he and Mrs.
Jones. the former Bettina
Prescott. were born in Rock
vile and are longtime resi-
dents of this area.
Evening star., 1957-12-01

pre-recorded from Monitor
and Nighttime two NBC
network programs.
JULIUS GARFINCKEL a.
60. presents christmas
Gifts and Galas" for the
benefit OF the Florence Crit
tenton Home peggy Pledger
CircleJ. Columbia Country
Club at 8 pm. Tickets avail
able at the door for this open
to the public show. Price. 50.
CHRISTMAS AMERICANA
dinner fashion show at Con-
greSsional Country Club.
Rizik's will present the FASH
ions for holiday lounging and
living, with emphasis on the
formal look. A jewel tone
finale co-ordinating the fab
Evening star., 1957-12-01

ulous jewels Of sapphire. ena-
eralds, rubies. diamonds. amy
thysts from Charles Schwartz
e. Son, with beautiful ball
gowns will climax the show.
Vincent hairstyles. Shoes
from william Hahn. Ginny
DeFranceaux commentaries
and members of The Models
Guild modelling. o
WASHINGTON PARTY,
Willard Hotel in the Crystal
Room. 1890 pm. with the
fashionable proceedings being
staged by Mrs. Gladstone
Williams. Everything timed
to end so that matinee-thea-
tergoers can make the cur
tain. Fashions. fun, and
celebrities galore.
Evening star., 1957-12-01
IT'S DATE

EsS Association. Army Navy
Country Club. 1890 am.
Coffee hour fashion show.
Hayman's viii present holi-
day fashions with emphasis
on separates for home"
Hairstyles by Jules, shoes
from Shoe Box. Ginny De-
Franceaux communicating for
The Models Guild.
MAYFAIR RESTAURANT
regular Thursday dinner
fashion show for business and
Government girls. $50 pm.
Leena's recently opened q
street salon Glamour Wear
at q Budget" Vincent show
ing the coiffures for festive
occasions. Furs from Capitol
Fur Shop. Presented by The
Models Guild with Ginny De-
Franceaux communicating.
FRIDAY
INGA'S luncheon FASH
ionata Party in the Carleton
Room OF the Carlton Hotel
on Friday. December 8, will
have lots Of Christmas fia-
vor. Children Of the Ameri-
cas-" will be the theme {.
and children from embassy
families throughout North
and South America will give
their Christmas greetings in
their native language. The
fashion collection to be shown
will be that Of Martins in
Silver Spring with fashion
jewelry by Charles Schwartz
a. Son. This program will be
Evening star., 1957-12-01
Porty Celebruies
10th Anniversary

In celebration Of their 10th
wedding anniversary. Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund L. Jones
were honored recently at q
cocktail-buffet party given by
their daughters. Mrs. Stew
Evening star., 1957-12-01
BEAUTY ROUNDUP
Gifts Galore 10 Star
AT Christn1us Time

Every year some womani
gets q Christmas gift Of a new
perfume that thrills her
beyond words. Many strive TO
give the gift Of fragrance
that Is familiar. But we're Of
the school that says introduce
ing q woman TO a new per-
fume can be Just as much fun
as introducing her TO an
eligible bachelor III she's
single, Of course).
LAsso Is the first new per-
fume to come from the House
OF Patou In 10 years. It's q
blend Of fruit and floral scent
Evening star., 1957-12-01

The system OF regional
security embodied In the
Organization Of American
States could be considered
the fulnllment OF the dream
Of Simon Bolivar. South
Americas Great Liberator."
q group Of club leaders was
told yesterday.
DR.. Charles G. Fenwick.
director OF the Department
Of international Law Of the
Pan American Union, re-
called the series Of confer
ences which gave practical
shape" to Bolivar's dreams
in an address prepared for a
Evening star., 1957-12-01

SIO(klN0 SIOfFek
fiauging q lipstick. Choose
from Bonfire. Perfect Holiday
and Perfect red shades at
Woodward a. Lothrop.
CARD TRICKS-Here's q
gift suggestion that wins
hands down. Prince Match
abelli's ruler long box with
a transparent top that shows
four miniature crown hold
ing one-dram each OF Wind
Song. Stradiyari. Added At
tr .ction. and Beloved per-
fumes. It's the little gift
that looks like a lot. Card
fans will get q big kick out
Of the playing card motif.
At HechtiS.
Evening star., 1957-12-01

STOCKING SUFFER-
There's always the wee little
gift that has to be bought in
addition to the really i'm
portant one at Christmas
time. A really charming
stocking stuffer idea is
Charles Of The Ritz's elfin
Santa Claus who seems TO
bounce merrily as you touch
him. Perched on a red brick
chimney he's really camo-
Evening star., 1957-12-01

beyond the practical possi-
bilities OF the times. he
pointed out. but q step in
that direction came In 1888.
when the United States Con-
gress invited the Latin Amer
ican states TO meet in WASH
ington for q discussion Of
closer commercial relations.
Two years later. he said.
the first international Con-
ference OF American States
met and established the
Union Of American Republics
to give effect TO the plans
proposed.
"And thus there began.
conference by conference. the
series Of meetings which have
brought us today to a system
OF regional cooperation
which. were Bolivar here 10
take part in II. he might well
consider the fuliillment Of
his dreams" DR.. Fenwick de-
clared.
OAS ORGANIZED
The ORGANIZATION Of Amer
lean States. which replaced
the former Union Of American
Republics when It's charter
was adopted at a conference
in Bogota In 1913. has brought
the American states more
closely together than ever be-
fore. the speaker said.
It Is fair to say. he con-
tinued. that the present
system Of mutual consulta- :
ton has created q new
atmosphere in which prob
lens that were hitherto
dificult 10 solve can now be
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others which are very easy
to get. Some. alas. can even
be bought-in q discreet
manner, Of course.
One Of the most famous
stories about . decoration
concerns . Spanish grandee
ct the turn Of the century
who possessed nearly every
important decoration. But
he went to the Swedish AM
bassador and told him he
wanted very much the Swe-
dish Order Of the Northern
Star.
But why" asked the AM
bassador, when you have 20
many more famous decora-
tions?"
"C'est tellement pratioue
pour le deuil." (''It is 80 prac-
.tical for mourning.") was his
reply.
It disturbed the grandee
TO wear the bright ribbons
Of the other orders 10 flu
nerals. and this happened TO
be the one order with q black
ribbon.
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The Northern Virginia
Chapter Of Alumnae Of Kappa
Delta win hold q luncheon
meeting on Saturday ct I2:lS
pm. in the home Of Mrs.
Charles q. Carlson, 1884
North Thirty-eighth street,
Arlington.
The oficers Of the chapter
win be hostesses at this meet
ing. and al members are IN.
vited to attend.
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must be in miniature. tThis
Is usually indicated on invi-
tations with decorations
engraved in the lower right
orhand corner.)
81 It is not proper to wear the
hnactual decorations with white
nctie. Even military figures can
s1only wear them when in the
srmost formal uniform.
lur When "in gala" q person
bsmay wear as many decora-
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OF Glumorous Decorations

tons as he has. but there is
a limit dictated by good
taste. Most people limit their
display to one row Of salad
dressing" across the left side
Of the chest only.
OF course. the Soviets are
famcas for hanging them all
over the front Of their often
expansive chests and some-
times even on the sides under
the arms. This is not. to
say the least, considered the