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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHIRcu
h s walnut at second ST.
FRANK l.. baldwin, Minister

1853 EHIAN CHURCH
south Walnut at SECOND 81
rank l.. baldwin, Minister
World Community Day Service Q
Sn., py united Church Women.
$3.50 am. Junior choir rebearso1
Mrs. r. II. Meade, Director. :
s;45 am: Sunday school, Weldon
Pfarr Jr, Supt uon
Ii:0O am. Morning worship
pm. Senior High Fellowship.
I:I5 pm. Boy Scout Troop 100
william H. Morris, ScolItrnastar
pm. Golden Rule Glass, home or
MS, MS. Charles Carter, 81 Z. Second ST.
pm. Guild l, Mrs. Llovd win.
man, lS4 Washington Ave.
pm. Guild 2, Mrs. Robert "a
beau, l40 =. High St
,e pm. Guild 4, Mrs. Lawrence
Wednesday
:, 7:3o pm. Church choir, Mrs. FIov
ma Mae Davidson, Director
,o2 Pm; Guild 3, Mrs. Peter Lanigan.
8 pm; Guild 5, Mrs. Lester Chase
lSG + First St
,7:30 pm. Board of Trustees ar
church, 1880 pm. a
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHITRCu
9o North Union 81. PHI. VI, 2-goae
DAILY office Hours 10 IL am
reverend sanford G. Lindsey, Rector
10Th sunday after Trinity In
The Octave of All saints
Friday, Nov.
Feast OF all Saints" 7:3O am. The
sing. "a
2:30 pm. Woman's Auxiliary homa
of Mrs. p. r. Emery.
500 am. Early Eucharist.
1920 am. Morning PRAYER ana
Family Eucharist
meet
5 pm. Choral Evensong of All
Saints by BOYS Choir. The Reverend
Robert G. Martin. Priest in charge
81 Chirstopher's Church. Fairborn.
Tuesdays
$50 pm. Boys choir rehearsal
Wednesdays
4 pm. Acolytes.
Thursdays
ice
Junior Girls Friendly meeting
group.
All welcome.
Saturday
9 am. Boys choir rehearsal.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Leonard W. Mann, Minister

sunday
$50 am. Church school. Forrest
r. Hanson. Supt. Nursery conducted
during the Morning Service.
1890 am. Morning worship.
Sermon: THE Power Within You
Organ Selections: prelude" by As
per: Prayer by Won Hitler: AN
dante" from Sonata in c Minor" by
Pheinberger
$40 pm. Sr. Youth Fellowship.
$50 pm. intermediate Youth Fell
lowship.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01

HOUSE OF PRAYER
south Main Street
Rev. R. VI. Mcdaniel, Pastor
GAS am. Sunday school and Chill
dren's service.
11:OO am. Devotional service.
1880 pm. Sunday night service.
7:30 pm. Wednes sday and Saturday
night services.
Everybody welcome.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
AGENT Wanted
Wanted To Buy

WANTED-Scrap iron. junk cars.
London Iren and Metal Co, Center
and Walnut SITS. Phone UL 2-1835.
2S-tf
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
Special Notices

NO HUNTING OR TRESPASSING on
land owned by Bess /. Harper.
$40
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
'anted rs Miscellaneous 81
Help Wanted

WANTED BABY SITTER for day
time, light house work. Phone TR
9-S903 after pm 25-S8
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01

Modison Farm Bureau Coop
SO w. First ST. Ph. VI 2-2062
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sns. 81. S S-slsSssi.

F Az. SSsi Di 3 aeSod S SosE. 60 g
:sa@ninssi sEs sSt sss "is nanc Ina
ayaiIahle. OR. 3-l377.
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BROCK HALL-Ih to 5 acres,
wooded or cleared. The outstanding
DEVELOPMENT Of acreage estates in
suburban Maryland: located on the
Lergo-Marlboro I'd. md. 202), 3
miles north Of Marlboro. Only 20
Minis. "a. d. c. Agent on premises
dark. Ask for brochure: easonabie.
liberal terms. n. LEO sToRcH.
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MCLEAN VA

MCLEAN VA.
Only $1,000 down to aualItied
veteran or 5000 down under FHA
terms for this new 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with full dayhght bsmt.. 2
baths, approx. 26-ft. liz; din: room
breakfast area. Call DARWIN REAL
TY for more details. ia. 7-4353,
Elmvood CASIO: ewes. IKE. s-5205
VIENNA HILLS
3-bedrm., e-bath. brick rambler.
LARGE living RIM. with firepl,. sen,
dining rm., equip. kit. with disposal
and breakfast nook; extra closets
and bookcases: full bsmt., rec. rn.
gas hot-vater Dashboard heat;
sun. sao.5Oo. DU. 5-s7is.
4-BEDRM.,. 2-bath. ige. bFk. home;
Isfparass dining dining, rm;, fully . sgulDpe, e
living rm.: fioor space, LOO 50. IT.
full English bsmt. Swimming pool
membership avail. Excel. financing.
As low as $4,000 down. assume 41Ass
loan. Phone il. 4-6S2l for diree-
iCib Kennedy St.. Falls Church
OWNER TRANSFERRED; low dn.
payment. assume large Az loan;
ID.h pasnfess r a iaS p
bedrms., ~ baths. large liv. room,
kit. eye-level oven, counter TOP
burners; caTport. patio. Located IN
IGreenaway Hills: convenient "a
schools. shopping, buses. etc. ST.
500 and open sat, 10 IN. to 4 . m.
Directions: Out Hwy. 80 70 Fairfax
Embassy lane beyond golf course.
turn left to No. IL Embassy lane.
|PENTAGON REALTY CO.. Realtors
Open Ewes. Till o PM OR. 3-O544
Fairfax. Va.
I3-BEDRooM BUNGALOW, on nice
shaded lot IN town of FAIRFAX. !
block from high school. Wall-to-
van carpet. Immed. occupancy.
PKSTAGoN REALTY CO.. Realtors
Open Ewes. TIL 2 PM CIR. S-OS44
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

REAL VALUE is being offered in
this spacious brick split-level. close
TO Shirley hwy. 3 bedrooms. ia
baths. spacious living room, nm
ished rec. room; walk to. school;
must be seen to be appreciated a.
the rock-bottom price. Of $4,000.
Owner leaving. will take reasonable e
s0S spss payment 1gs s nad trust ySI can assume
Arfax Realty, JE. 4-4900
$50 FIRST TRUST
Available to military personnel;
lovely 5.bedroom Eam5lssff WIZ iitcRhoo 4:
on exceptionally lovely lot: $17.750,
MannaS RltY.. JE. 2-3l1O
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ia. 4-l5O0
SILVER SPRING


CITY MANS FARM-Nlce house,
god roads; neSI chss. Bay: iefm
%SiEsiE;TER n sGuSS sls'I Assent SsCup S
s-gsse or call Mr.. Bowie. I'm.
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$3.50 DOWN
6TAKE OVER"

$20,35O low-interest loan on this
R-years-young ANTIQUE brick Cape
Cod IN an excellent Pals Church
area. Just minutes from fabulous
Seven Corners shopping: 2O-ft. nv-
ing rm. with fireplace, l3-ft. din
ing rm.. large kitchen with plenty
OF eating space. FOUR SPACIOUS
IBEDRMS., 2 tiled baths; full base
Spaee nice even lot q On rsc oss str s@
Total price Just $4,000 and it's the
most house for the least money we've
seen in . long. long time. Don't
tarry. call early.
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GRACIOUS RAMBLER

PLEASANTLY WOODED v ACRE.
. 5Ssis o ssk p cEn''r PpEsiA%uRM ING
THE MosT BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN
WE HAVE EVER SEEN. Built ]
year ago ~ . custom builder for
his own residence. Now leaving
area because Of III health: This
home will be much sought after BY
discerning purchaser. Considerable
M Ma mast Rlty., JE. 2-311O
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Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 RA. 5-015o
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2n-YEAR-4H % on
LAKE Barefoot
Omen Sat Sun. 1875

Beautiful, spacious brick; levels
hedrooiis living room deslgned fol
entertainment, separate dining room.
8 baths with twin lavatoriesi
equipped kitchen with eye-leyel oven
garbage disposal and dishwasher:
fireplaces: carport: full hasemenl
and additional area for bedrooms
den and recreation area.
1906 GRASS HILL TERRACE
$32,750
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24

q HshS aSISdf' lU sss 4 @oo On
sTiSss ys ll yins SaSi SsE, r;ys s q
TE;, g-227I XXI. s-t73e. ED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
SHORT OF CASH?


suit your needs.
SHORT OF CASH?
Name your own down payment on
the purchasetof ] Of several almost
new 3-bedroom brick ramblers 81
Falls Church: spacious bedrooms
living room with picture windows,
fireplace. fully equipped all-electric
Kitchen, incl garbage disposal and
dishwasher; tiled ceramic bath: near
schools, stores and buses, Priced as
low as $4,000. Monthly payment
less than rent.
3O-YEAR-4h % CT
Only $3.50 down. can buy this
new, spacious, 3.bedrm. brick ram
bier IN beautiful Columbia Pines:
fireplace in large living rm.. dining
Ing space. coIored tile bath fixtures
and tile; sliding-door closets: tyn
basement and carport. Approx. Soy
monthly payment. oualined veterans
Oniy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
oSN FIRST TRTTCT
Money Problem?
HERE is THE ANSWER
TO YOUR PROBLEM

Choose the suburban home you
are looking for at q price you can
AFFORD. Custom-tailored financing to
suit your needs.
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GLENCARLYN
Lake Bancroft

READY FOR RESORT LIVING
BY OWNER-$5.0 900 DOWN
$31 800; assume So FLA loan for
$19. 800: win take End trust; 2-level
contemporary, bedrms.. 2 baths
plus vanitory; on large wooded lot:
spacious liv. rm, with cathedral CELL
with dishWasher. disposal rotisserie,
eating space: , fireplaces; I'm. rec.
rm.: extras incl two st-ton air
conds.. washer. drier. drapes, canoe.
Seven Corners to Sleepy Hollow I'd.
left on Malbrook dr., left on Crosa-
wood dr.. left on Fiddlers Green TO
1905. CT, 6-4ia2. No agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24

bUCKNELL MANoR-Very Desirable
2 tsl.bsSrm; CAP. cc Geo. Den S,.I Living
I t.a s9s aes k ss screen Screened c DSSes
fenced back yard. Priced to sell
quickly ct $l4.700. Assume ~
loan or terms 10 suit. ROBERT c.
DAVENPORT REAL ESTATE: VIZ
days DAY. g; 1900; week ends or
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AURORA HILLS -

AURORA HILLS = Contemporary
IL r' room.s . baths ii perfectly de-
liehtfuI tree-shaded patio. high on
hilltop with beautiful distant views
and wonderful privacy and seelu-
sion. Owner moves to California
next month. $3S,960: FRANK
eyes,, Tx. 3-1413.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
FAMILY AFFAIR

Fermette. g acres and houses.
rooms. oil h.-w. heat. wooded lot,
fruit, stream, 4 other bldgs.: good
roads. For 1 home under 2 roofs,
call BROWNING 8-874l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BY OWNER; 3-bedrm. rambler on
lovely lot e0xI2O With trees; excel,
cond.: 40 loan, and swimming pool
membership avail: open. 1906
cshssssrs5s aye: area k ksl' s Shsr'h
By OWNER, Pine Ridge; 1-acre es-
tate, $24 ,000--Custom- house;
rms. and Q baths, full bsmt., de-
tas she garage BY appt. only. 1E'
GOLF. CLUE MANoR--NeY center
na Win SaTIeS SFe bsn Iams.e ear rec rs
rage, Ice. cor. lot. Somebody is 60
ing to make q good deal, as builder
Is anxious to sell. Open Sat. and
sun. 1-6. Glebe I'd. TO Upton ST.,
i iSI,Sw on MOn aaeSo aTISSs & open
Mr.. GLEBE RID. and Shirley hwy
Clean semidetached brick 2-story:
2 bedrms., full basement. outside
entrance: fenced lot with large
trees. Very reasonably priced; Low
tCol. usA Ret, Broker, EN-. B.
4335, JE. 2-7155.
ARE You LOOKING for . nice brick
home, about 3 years old. In Q real
good North Arlington Iocation?--
Near WILLIAMSBURG shopping center.
Tuckahoe grade school, Williams
burg Junior High, James O'Connell
High School (new parochial high
school nearing completionl: large
living room with fireulace, separate
dining room. equipped kitchen, pow
der room. screened porch and q
very attractive rumpus room. The
lot Is perfect for one with . ''green
thumb" Actually We have 2 or 3
hnt,aa Il. This ma HataUopu nrtraA
from $2O,600 up. If YOU are looking
for . home. don't fail to see these
before you make your decision.
They are especially good from the
children's point Of view. Call 9 till
.. J.. WESLEY BUcHANON. INC.
ia. 4-l155.
SWEET AND LOW = ECONOMY
rambler; lovely 24-ft. sunshine liv.
rm. with fireplace, marvellous kit.
with dinette space. 3 twin bed
rms; completely private, screened
, land with separate garden house
location. NOTHING 70 COMPARE
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC.
1920 n Giebe ION Lee hwy. Open
BROYHILL PARK, S14.500-Ideal
for retired couple; all on one floor.
e bedrooms, nice-sise hv. room. din.
washer. '1 ss1Ssse slsp.. push push-bStton
G-E range and Q-E refgr.; laree
corner lot. Drive BY and view this
home from the outside. 1900 Carol
lane. For appointment TO inspect.
PENTAooN REALTY CO. Realtors
Open Ewes. Till o Pm, OR. 3-0544
Tairfax Va
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a a. pcIS hsMdEn-sy b. wwNAe Excel 81
neighborhood: conv. Penteeon:
price. $4,000. Tel CT. 6-4O01:
PADDOCK HTS.-pet. brk. with
.ge. liv.. fm.. solnrium. din. rm-,
Unframed; III; on !st q; 3 sI SsSrT rs !,
VIII Visi toWeri n made trees. "A ire
mendcus home value: ives, TE,
0-223S. Z. 7. oRAvATTE. Reaitor,
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iROYHfLL Park; b. OWNER-2-
yr.-cid hrk. rambler. In wonderful
neighborhood with hreplaee. lge:
Anchor-feneed rear yard. lots Of
big trees oE color Dcl KIT and sS%Pa
An bedrm. and lge. rec. rm. Assume
SIS. 100 49, LIST trust: $1,000 cash
REQUIRED. ". 2-7e7s. for apt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24

NORTH-ciose in and
csS can. coS S sasT%n Y SsSIms s.'s
ssSsipp sp1 Eisc;hen n includes disposal
finished recr. fm.: beautifully land
scaped lot. Asking. $22,9b0. For
further details, call THE DARBY
CO., Realtors, IA. 6-9S93. (omce
omen 3 70 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24

'AILEYS X-ROADS-5 acres With
this older 2.hedrm; frame house:
ssf i4.ooo. c. rP 81 noc;'sHAIu1sdHNEssY.
AGENT, il. 2.3024. JE.- 2-l1O1.
ewes, OF. 4.7122.
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4NG1A1t OA 11G 496H
Virginia. $50 beautiful rolling az
oH. of IL. nd Sgs f esu snd .to 5s
manor houses in the East. Thor
oughly modern. baths. many fire-
places. beautifully Handicapped. price,
less English lockwood. breath taking
views: 4 tenant houses: miles OF
old stone fence. streams. many
springs. This farm estate Is Q real
mert only. THOMAS A. Co. unper-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24

y oWSNEkEe.rn aHS ssanaid e. home: 3 3
bedrmss ia baths. full bsmt.;
fenced rear yard; swimming pool
membership incl. Very COW. school
and bus. Can be handled with low
down pymt. Assume OF loan and
2nd trust for bal. so, .e-797g:
1917 Radcliffe Or. tbelow Alex, on
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S En- L. ss$S$|;iiil s' 81 Der
alum. storm windows: white picket.
fem. fenced . I'd sfSSSnD A Eish rR RAf O.
w ~: y KAE s-fsss9SIh OF 81 o-toso'
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$50 PER ACRE

Fisherman and hunters paradise:
100 acres mountain land. heavily
ltimbered, living between 2 beautiful
mountain ranges, on the Cacap0t
River: nearly 2 miles frontage. on
river. 100 miles from D. C. Perfect
~ mining site
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
1RIINGTON. NORTH-Brick Colo

nial; 3 hedrms.. IA baths. liv. nm,
din rm, rec. I'm: with tirepl.. We;
screen windows throughout; serd
porch. fenced yard; me neighbor.
hood. close to elem and ~ high
sshSpls and seoP YRRinags; sis'Soo. BY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24

c cars down; . Sedrms.'
plus large room upstairs: llv. rm.
with fireplace; large fenced yard
with fruit trees and garden area.
Call OWNER Do. $4,000.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER--Loveiy old,
Bedrooms. ceramic tile bath, powder
room, oil hot-water heat. Ali rooms.
large and light: 2 fireplaces, bank
barn and usual outbuildings: 1000
IT. frontage on hard road; mail and
washington: IL miles from War
renton, Va. Shown BY appointment
only. Phone Marshall, Va, Emerson
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ms ma. / o mi ana 3 hsif baths. ssr'.
enel porch; fenced ID: oil h.,y;h.;
beaut. neighborhood.: eonv.; S21.-
900 GI Apr: must sell; any reas.
oifef considered. JE. 2-26S3.
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SIGLER & co. =

400 acres; go acres fertile land
now IN. grass; house and barn 200
years old Beautiful valley between 2
gorgeous mountains. full Of springs
d trees; hunters psradise. Easy
terms. Inspection must be made 70
appreciate its great value.
OTTlY I'D q. m
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Nine. 8oheman, the vie q
the Austrian Ambassador
Mms. Gruber, the Ambassador
Of Germany and Mrs. Kreke-
Ter. the Ambassador Of Ecua-
dor DR.. Chiriboga. the Am
bassador Of Switzerland and
Nine. de Torrente and the
Ambassador Of Canada and
Mrs. Robertson.
Others on the list were
the Ambassador Of Mexico to
the o. A. s. Or. Luis Quin-
tanilla. Assistant Secretary
Of State and Mrs. Rubottom,
Assistant Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Mann. the president
Of the Export-Import Bank
and Mrs. Waugh, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eric Johnston. Gen. and
Mrs. Glenn Edgerton, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Bell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar s. Cox. Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Steers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael d. Gill. and
members Of the Mexican EN-
bassy stah.
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Ambassador
Is HOnOred

The Ambassador Of Mexico
and Sonora de Tello gave q
dinner party last night at
the embassy in honor Of the
Ambassador Of Norway and
Nine. Munthe de Morgens-
tierne.
Among the guests were the
United States Ambassador to
Mexico and Mrs. Hill. the
Swedish Ambassador and
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Defense Board and Sonora
de Lopez Henriquez.
venezu elan Ambassador
and Sonora de Gonzalez
came early and stayed on
for the champagne toasts and
dancing. after dining on q
buffet which offered such
delicacies as beef stroganon
and lobster newburg.
Rhumbas. sambas and the
mambo held the dance spot
light. but the biggest APP
plause-getter was the joropo.
the Venezuelan national
dance. 1t looks like a cross
between q fast fox trot and a
rhumba. To make IL more in
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SERVICE SCENE
Navy Secretary Honored;
Venezueluns Go Duncino
BY RUTH DEAN

Party talk on the service
scene last night centered on
the coming NATO meeting
in Paris. the Indonesian crisis
and, In more muted tones, last
Fridays Navy Vanguard
launching failure.
On Vanguard. the Navy
wasn't talking--unless asked
at the reception. in honor
Of Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Thomas Gates given by
the Commandant Of the Po-
tomac River Naval Command
and Mrs. Harold d. Baker at
Tingey House on the Naval
Gun Factory grounds.
The reason was apparent.
Several admirals and Defense
oficials Queried said they felt
It was unfortunate that the
Vanguard launching received
80 much advance publicity
when 1t was meant only 10
be q test in the first place.
There was too much Of q
buildup." dirty commented
Deputy Secretary Of Defense
Donald Quarles. who viii be
on for the NATO meetings
on Thursday.
With concern. former Chief
Of Naval Operations Robert
Carney said he thought that
"The press added TO the en-
barrasSment we suffered
around the world by pressing
too much for detailed ad-
vance reports" II would
have been much better to
have waited until the satel-
lite was up In the sky. he
added. and then announce
any unsuccessful tests We
might have had"
Chaotic Situation
In another corner Of the
crowded party. concern on
q different crisis was ex-
pressed by Netherlands Naval
Attache, Rear Admiral Bill"
Koudijs to Cuban Naval At
tache and Sonora de Feijoo.
With Dutch nationals now
being evacuated from In
donesia. in the wake Of an
Indonesian power conflict. IL
looks as though "choas" 10
the one word to describe
the future Of the island re-
public, he said.
Assistant Secretaries Of the
Navy Garrison Norton and
H. Sinclair Armstrong and
their wives were among the
dozens Of VIPs on hand.
along with Finnish Ambas-
sador and Mime. Nykopp.
Peruvian Ambassador and
Sonora de Berckemeyer.
WAVES direct or Winnie
Quick. Naval Intelligence d.
rector and Mrs. Laurence
Frost and Marine Corps As
sistant Commandment and
Mrs. ". J. McCaul.
Several were IN transit 70
other parties. The Roy st.
LewiSes were going on to
the Sulgrave Club to the
dinner given by Air Force
Vice Chief Of Stan and Mrs.
Curtis LeMay. Mrs. WILDER
NJ. Brucker stayed for a short
while before going on 70 the
airport 70 PICK up her Secre-
tary of the Army husband
for the dinner they were TO
attend at the Fort Myer quar-
tiers Of Army Chief of Stan
and Mrs. Maxwell D. Taylor.
venezuelans Celebrate
At the Boiling Field Of
ficers Club. the emphasis
was less on the issues Of the
day and more on Latin Amer
lean dance rhythms.
In a relaxed mood. the
Venezuelan Air Attache and
Sonora de Briceno Linares
gave a cocktail reception and
buffet dinner dance in cele-
bration Of the 37th anniver-
sary Of Venezuelan Air Force
Day.
Sharing receiving line hon.
ors were the chief Of the
Venezuelan military delega-
ff0V1 80 fha Ynfar uanpfaan
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teresting, Venezuelan native
dancers wear maracas on
their feet. but. Of course, this
touch Of local color couldn't
be provided last night.
The Nays Director Of
Pan American Affairs and
Mrs. Wallis Petersen. the
Italian Air Attache and
Signora Santini, the Korean
Air Attache and Nine. Kang.
the British Air Attache. Air
Commodore q. F. w.
Heycock. and the Yugoslav
Air Attache and Nine.
Strumberger. as well as
United States and South
American representatives TO
the IADB and their wives.
were among those attending.
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Christmas Party

The Washington Alumnae
Chapter Of Kappa Alpha
Theta was 10 hold its Christ
mas party tonight at 8
o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Roland Davies, 5304 Fall
mouth road. Westmoreland
Hills.
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store hours; daily. 10 am. to Pm.
! Corners sveains shoppins; Monday,
TharsdAy and Friday untu ESQ pm.
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FAMOUS FABLES
By E. E. EDGAR

CLIMATE: When Greta
Carlo arrived in Hollywood in
1925. she found the warm. dry
clim a tie an uncomfortable
change from the cool, damp
weather Of native Sweden.
The long. dry spells were par
ticularly distressing. She
yearned desperately for rain, as
she had known it in Stockholm.
After one prolonged period Of
drought. she decided to do
something about the weather.
Stepping into her garden, she
turned on the sprinklers and
walked through the spray.
She was so pleased with this
homemade rain that she
turned it on time and again.
1t not only refreshed her; ii
also relieved her inconsistencies.
AGE: A wealthy bachelor Of
80, who had fallen in love with
a young woman. was discussing
his romance with French satir-
ist Voltaire.
II want TO marry her." he
said, "but I'm afraid I ruined
my chances by telling her my
age. I should have told her
was So"
mo" said Voltaire, you
should have told her you were
TO-"
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and find a pattern Of living for
herself that will make it un-
necessary for her to cling to
her children or to just any man
who happens to present him
self.
The problem Of getting rid
of the man in this case is prob
ably not as difficult as it may
seem. He has not been treated
firmly UP to this point. Mrs.
D. M. has perhaps enjoyed his
threats and jealousy just q bit.
If she really means it, she will
tell him to take himself OF in
a manner that means business.
If he is still troublesome, It's
a case for the police.
Copyright, 1857,
General Features Corp
Tomorrow: A woman soys her dough-
ter isn't aggressive enough.
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and the marriage Of her two
children came close in time,
Mrs. D. M. is naturally going
through a very difficult adjustr
ment to a new life. Loneliness
is. Of course. her big problem.
She should recognize this and
set about to work things out in
a practical manner.
More than a new husband,
Mrs. D. M. needs a circle of
Sriends and interests. She
needs to share things with
others Of her age. Theresa
should recognize that having
her mother live with her won't
solve everything. 1t may or
may not be practical as a liv-
ing arrangement, but beyond
that. Mrs. D. M. should be en-
couraged to go among people