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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
Reds Fired Up
Again by Two
|Buffefed Men
Grove, Lawrence
Star in Comeback;
Tribe Slows Yonks
BY the Associated Press

The pitching of Brooks Law
renee and the hitting Of George
Grove, a pair of buffeted-about
ball players. have the hot-and-
cold Redlegs sizzling again,
spelling bad news for the other
four pretenders to the National
League throne.
The said Lawrence was lucky
last year when he won l9
games with Cincinnati. They
said Grove, obtained from Mil
waukee last year for a third
stringer named Bob Halle. was
too old, too slow and too weak
with the stick.
Today the Redlegs. following
yesterdays Az and GA sweep
over Philadelphia, are only
two games behind the pace
setting Braves, largely because
Brooks turned in his 18th tri-
umph of the season and Grove
walloped his 22d home run.
White SOx Gain
In other National League
games, Milwaukee split with
New York, winning the second
game, IA, after the Giants had
taken the opener, 5-4. Brooklyn
split with Chicago. winning the
second game, To. after the
Cubs had won the first, 5-4. st.
Louis defeated Pittsburgh. 7-3,
in 10 innings, and led. Ill.,
with one out in the top Of the
ninth when the second game
was halted by Pennsylvania
curfew law.
In the American League the
White Sox pulled within AZ
games of the leading Yankees,
shutting out the Red Sox, 80,
while Cleveland was holding
the New Workers even in their
double-header. A crowd OF
81, $40, largest in two years in
Cleveland, saw the Indians
come from behind to down the
Yankees, IA, after losing the
opener, 4-3.
Detroit nipped Washington,
6-5. in 10 innings. Kansas City
prevented Baltimore from NOV
ing into a birthplace tie with
Detroit by winning the second
game. 3d., after the Orioles
had won, To.
Hot Week for Pair
Lawrence won his 18th game
for the Reds, giving up five
hits before he was relieved by
Raul Sanchez in the eighth OF
the opener. Groves two-run
homer and a four-bagger by
Gus Bell we're enough to hand
Robin Roberts his seventh
straight defeat and 18th Of the
season. The PhillieS' right
handler has given up % home
runs this season. A 16-hit at
tack in the nightcap, including
three hits each by Ted Kluszew-
ski. Wally Post and Roy Nc
MILAN, moved the Reds past
the Phillies into fourth place.
Lawrence. 80. has been the
workhorse Of the Redlegs. re.
lieving in 10 games beside:
starting 10. In addition to his
IL triumphs. second high in the
Continued on Page Ais, Col.
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FINAL ROUND
PEA CARDS

DAYTON, Ohio, July % (P),
Cards of yesterdays final
match between Lionel Hebert
and Dow Finsterwald for the
seth PEA championship:
PAR OUT = 5I5 434 434-36 .
PAR IN 444 345 434-35-1I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10
Adults Named
To Scout Posts

Several prominent Washing
tonians have been selected to as
sumo adult leadership roles in
the James E. West District. Boy
Scouts of America.
Chosen chairman of a group
Of about IS adult advisers was
Milton d. Norman. principal as
sistant corporation counsel for
the district vice chairman are
former Gov. Sigurd Ander-
so nof South Dakota. mem
Der of the Federal Trade Com
mission; Judge Andrew J. How
ard, jr., Of Municipal Court:
Rear Admiral George F. Boards
ley. assistant controller general
for the Navy. and Grahame T.
Smallwood, jr., vice chairman of
the Recreation Board.
The officers we're named at a
meeting Of the local Boy Scout
organization Wednesday night in
the Naval Ordnance Laboratory
at White Oak. Md. Assistant
Secretary Of Interior Ross Letter
and retiring District chairman
Harold p. Ganss. ST.. addressed
the gathering of almost 300 per-
sons. The meeting also honored
20 new Eagle Scouts.
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COPPER Group
Picks Officers,
Honors Woman

The American Helicopter So
ciety, with a new president and
q Washington woman on the
honorary fellowship rolls, was
In the final session of its an
nual Forum here today.
More than 100 leaders in the
'copter industry are attending
the three-day session at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel. The pro-
gram concludes with a public
demonstration of rotary-wing
and vertical take-off craft at
the Anacostia Naval Air Station
at 10 am. tomorrow.
Berlin Elected
The society announced the
election today of Don r. Berlin,
president of Vertol Aircraft
Corp, as president, succeeding
Charles M. Seibel of Cessna Air
craft Company's helicopter di-
vision. New officer announce
ments were made during the
membership luncheon.
Claude o .Witze, military edi-
tor of Aviation Week, was named
secretary, and Marvin D. Marks
of Mcdonnell Aircraft. was
elected treasurer.
The society's top honor, an
nounced during last nights
honors night dinner, the DR..
Alexander Klemin award, went
posthumously to Air Force Capt.
Wayne w. Eggert for his con-
tributions through flight tests.
Capt. Eggert, an experimental
test pilot, was killed in a hell
copter crash in California last
January.
Woman Gets Fellowship
Miss Jean Ross Howard, 1900
Connecticut avenue NV. as
sistant to the director of the
Aircraft Industries Association
Helicopter Council and one CT
81 licensed woman 'copter pilots
in the world, was voted an
honorary fellowship-first wom-
an to receive the honor.
Robert Suggs. president Of
Petroleum Helicopters. Lafa-
yette, La. was given the Kossler
award for Outstanding prac-
tical application of the hell
copter." He has been operating
of the coast Of Louisiana in oil
drilling for the last 10 years.
A second honorary fellowship
went to S. Paul Johnston. direc-
tor of the Institute of the Aero
nautical Sciences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10
Ousted Romuniun
Leaves London

LONDON. May 10 H.-Eugen
Perianu. Romanian Attache ex-
PEELED by Britain, left London
by plane for Brussels today en-
route home.
The British government last
Tuesday accused the 32-year-old
diplomat OF trying to recruit
spies from among Romanian
refugees In Britain and ordered
him out Of the country within
a week.
The Romanian government
denied the charges but agreed
10 recall Mr.. Perianu. He slipped
quietly through London Airport
With his wife and two small
fildren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10

SNseNf NNSSs
Agnes N. Dyson, IS, So v ST.. NV.
James G. Limox,' 81, and Helen NJ. Spell.
Henry L. Epps. Is, 1854 Attn St. NV, and
Bessie I. Feathsrston. 20. 1925 Ben
IS. Il Mans fsssr: g e e Isis s St and
Clarence Quarles,. rs. 80 Florida ave.
ne. and Dorothy L. Walker. 80 s37
weldon p. Richardson. 90. 134b Monroe
81; ne; and Elaine Armstrong. II,
George Z. lacey 81, Oakley. Nd. and
Phyllis O. Browne, 81. Silver Spring.
Bernard R. washington. "a. 141o U st.
nv; and Doris s. Daniels -, 343
Arthur r. Menke. 30 5aoe 18th st. NV.
and Mary Nssser. 2s. 1925 18th St
Arthur E Curtis 10 7o9 st. NV. and
GUY Ha l. sakc Sons S. and Jean S's BAKER
SO. both OF Myersviiie. Nd
Burton s. Cohen. 20. Arlington, Va. and
Margot 4. Herskowitz. is, 4l4 ogle-
Robe Gtr Nelson So " 20. $50 14th st. ne. and
Jean D. Moran. 10. Ala 7 st NV.
Franklin D. Beeman; 22: 1z4I KiIbourns
p; NV. and Doris M Hill 10, 1743
Clinton L. Fosr, is. sI5 Maryland ave.
ne, and Essie P Person. rs, Hender-
son, N. c.
Phillip NJ. Brooks. Is. 272I Hamlin st
ne. and Lorraine Aikens, is. 52l Ten
nessee ave ne
Donald ] Plender IS. West Hampstead.
N. Y, and Sarah r Lichtenstein, 90,
1910 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Lloyd J. Renstrom. 80, 1924 Congress
81. Sc, and Rosemary Scott. 81, Ar
lington. Va
Marvin W. Overton, ir.. is. us 18th st,
Sc. and Mary A. Brown. is. 1922
st. ne.
Eugene C. Edmondston. %. and Grace
A. Whitaker, 90 both Of 1917 Vernon
Patrick j. McAuliie. 90 HyattsviIle. Nd.
and Mary B. Greaney. IS. $500 Abe
Georee o. Pawkins. 81. 1850 x st. Sc.
and Peggy J. Poston. ~. 1870 Esds
pl ne.
Joseph r Miller. 80. Rockville. Nd. and
Grace z. Creasey, AZ. 34OO c st. Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. ldtD couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. DGit three fun days
and receiUe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other ddUS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-12

MODERN STORE, 1907 location,
main st., Alexandria: full bsmt.
reasonable rent Now shoe store,
will rent for any business. Apply
Sol King st., Alexandria, Va.
OV. 3-bBS2.
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ONE AUTO?

~ location your coneernP Wen.
pull Cape Cod. bedroom or den AM
!un bath on frst floor. Two bed.
looms and bath on End nooF' LSr9.
aviag room with fireplace, iarsS
klsepen, near schools, bus trans.
poiSasion and shopping area. cal
p pos See THIS hcmsl TAX over il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-12

HOUSES F0R SALE MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

For sale ~ OWNER: 3 b.r.
brick rambler on cor. lot; Ice.
Z rms. Ia baths. flrepl., ser. porch.
kHA loan. cow, financing; Sl9,-
BOO. OIL. 2-O6OS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-12

BRAND-NEW. s-bedrm., 2-bath
raneher with full daylight bsmt..
9 frepls,, marvellous yard. h.-w.h.
Only .Sls.950. $1,000 dn. Be first
70 view: u. 3-2093 VIM. A.
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
ASSUME 4lt% $500 CT LOAN
for this cute 3-bedrm. rambler on
quiet street for your children.
Raneh-type fence surrounds rear
h-acre lot. Full basement. va
cant. Ready for immediate oecu-
paney. Our best buy at S1b,7bO.
THE LAURIE CORP. 1884 Will
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MOTHER IN.LAw = Unusual Gus
tom-built rambler with excellent
srrsngement for sep. apt. in its
with Roman brick fireplace, sep.
dining room, kitchen with eating
space. screened porch, three bed
rooms. IA baths. rec. room; Sc
eluded wooded lot with good bus
transportation. $4,000. Holley
Realty; $500 Lee Highway. KE.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

CoLORED-DIRECT FROM owner,
n no. sps &C l.tor. store with apt
write full details and financing,
giving phone number and address,
Roy okE.T Star
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
lcoNTlNUeDl

RENT WILL BUY this excel. g.
8 units furn. Price s4S. 900 With
$4,000 annual rent. A. j. KES-
SINGER q Co, JU. 0-lbSi
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DETHESDA-Handsome 3-bedrm.
Colonial in 0lenwood: liv. rm.
with frepl.. sep. din, rm,. full
bsmt., garage; pretty fenced yard.
100000, A. v. PISANI. Realtors.
OIL. 1880: ewes, OIL. 4-4273.
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WALK olI5S,,,TE0S T II-,I NV y PENEIs {.
scs SSH.l from A tRis lux, g All I
brick rambler. A big, big house
Throughout. including living Tm.
with fireplace. family -sized dining
Lm.. kitchen with eating space.
3 nice bedrms.. large bsmt; the
yard you'n love-. a miniature
t tssm' inS s,adl 81 kinds q fruit d
Quick occupancy. JR. 3-2Oa3.
VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY. INC.
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STORES FOR RENT

1914 18th ST. N.w.-s135 lease.
Z. N. o'sULkiVXN, Ma. s-TS4s.
RIvERDALE-Approx. 300 sa IT.
Of .air-cond. floor space. Excel.
parking. ? min. from Hecht's new
location. sARVIS REALTY, AP.
7-4064.
6sl5 NORTH cath ST., ARL.-
Avail. Sept. !. mod. brk. bldg =.
l.lOO 50. u with loft. frontage;
St35 mo YEONAS REALTY, INC,
ia. a-2lnn
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SAA4AOASs w. GAX.
$29,95O
SPRINGFIELD
ELBOW ROOM

DW 1GOOM
ana We mean lots Of IT, "a acre III,
tEo bedrooms. full basement vii
oetsioe exit, elosed-in insulated snT
poIeh: Walk to elementary schoo
smo tecreetion center. You car hu,
~ THIS either CT or FHA. DoWr
payment low. Priced ct SIi, $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-12

STOP-SELL TO Us
All Cash to You; No. Ne Commission
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Cape Coo; ) bedr nn;OOT Iirepl.. e ein'
nm; de luxe kit, ~ baths, scr.
peh;, bsmt;. gar:; stream, trees;
$1,000 cash, S120 mo. LUCILLE
COOK. JE. 2-3272; JE. 2-4604.
RENT BEATER PRICED AT Si4.-
500 = This 2-bedroOm all-brick
rambler with full basement. has
excellent financing. Assume Sill
200 41zse LIST trust, total pay
ments including taxes and insur-
ance only SS1 per month. Level.
fenced yard with trees. Call
METzLER, Realtors, IA. 6-7675
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

MODERN. clean. 2 or 8 bedroom
home in Sc. or nearby Pr, Georges
CITY. HAVE SUBST. CASH. MRS
cox. ST. 3-736S. LU. 2-S136.
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MONEY TO LOAN

FROM $500 TO 5000 on well-kept
homes with some equity: Va,
y C.. or Md. Raise cash: repair
NO. 7-5656 or ewes IA. 2-52s0.
AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks. in is
minutes. whether it's paid for or
not. HERSoNs, sth and o NV,
MORTGAGE LOANS, S6,OOO-S511-.
00O--oroup your debts. lower YOUR
payments, Romance YOUR property
and improvements: quick, honest.
courteous service on real estate,
farms. etc. Only IN the State Of
Baltimore, Nd. day or night. Suns.
and holidays. at Saratoga 7-4O47.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-12
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE. suitable for manu-
featuring; 5000 50. It.. more Il
desired; heat, toilet. ofiees and
parking; MONTGOMERY County. Nd
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NEED MONEY?
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ADELpHIA, OF $3.50 down-Modern
3-bedrm. brick rambler. ! " baths,
daylight bsmt. with rec. rm.; out
standing value, $4,000. HUGH
T. PECK, HE. 10000 I'll o.
COLLEGE PARK, 5000 dn., 500 .g6
lot. JOHN 4. wENTzi. xP' 10000 700.
COLLEGE PARK-New brk. -and-
stone, 3.bedrm home: full bsmt. 4,
| Y baths G.E kit Priced at
$4,000. JOHN A. WENTz. AP
10000,
COLLEGE PARK (HollyWood) -
$1,000 down buys this modern
3-bedrm. brick rambler In lovely
condition; bsmt. with rec. rm
s slSSoS I'm HUGH ! T. PECK He
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLs: $4,000
Modern 2-bedrm. brick rambler
with full bsmt.. excel close-in
locations near bus transp.; $1,000
down and $50 mo. To inspect,
call HE. 4-04O0, HUGH 7. PECK.
CUsToM-BUILT. 4-BEDRM.. e-bath
Drick cape COD, near new ele-
mentary school u choice Ray
rm. with dressing rm,, daylight
walk-out basement, space for ad.
ditional bath. This new master.
GRATED home is priced TO sell al
$4,000. Call I'll 8 pm WA.
$4,000, ROBERT 8. DAVIS u
Co, INC.
NEW Low TERMS, 5000 down, SOS
mo.--Now YOU can AFFORD this
ISysly home .b.S y Ih Land Hills
pletely fenced corner lot; 3 bed
rms. scr. porch, sep. din. rm.,
full bsmt., Diet. gar. BE the envy
Of your friends. Call 'tii 3 pm.
WA. 10000, ROBERT 8. DAVIS
a CO. INC,
3-BEDRM., BRICK BUNG., IKE
new, l acre fruit trees: 81. 80, 600
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
GARAGES

FOR RENT-Brk. bldg, $50 50. IT,;
$500 per mo. BOSS a PHELPS.
INC. Ma $4,000.
WANTED-Garage TO rent for dead
storages Approx. $50 So. It. Call
EN-. 3-3239.
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E Hen FAM EERr.s sH ySE,s On v ;R2Ss:,
4-bedroomH S Gaze Ca SVS On H 4 tT.e!
shaded 125-ft. lot. Fireplace, sen
arate dining room. big, big. briTht
equipped kitchen. Walk to every
RAJ ESTATE SERVICE, NC
2222 North Glebe (on Lee HWy.J
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BETHESDA, MD, iO0S location,
S Sdlassnt t e bwSoly s'nIa @na WOOD
with part basement. Reasonable
rent. fmmed. possession. Consult
Mr.. Young, SHANNON A. LUCHs
co, Realtors. 724 18th st. NV,
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ST. 7, M r:II e. PARISH j.; {:bsd
fAKOMA PARK-immacIlate 4
buNGALoW-.a bedFms., lg, loI

Vacant. SSOossi 1sTI On. ! blt. on on
highway. About 10 min. Sil. Spg.
OWNER, ia. 0-70lO.
Mr.. EAsTERN-JR. HIGH. conv.
area Of Silver sprine, mr.. schools
shops, and transp. sci 900; ST.
700 dn., NEW FILA financing; 4
bedrms., baths on md ar; liv.
xm., din, rm., tiled kit. breakfast
nm; den and powder rm. on LIST
mr.: rec. rm,,. garage. immed. oc-
eupaney. call JU. b-4222 TIL 0
pm. LAWRENCE v. LUTEs co.
tl2,9BO-Perfect gem for children
Dead-end street mr.. park and ali
rao 1 Of S school ", Tf s,, fam
fm,: 3 bedrmB.. big kit. cal
HItDEBRAND CO.. JU. o.aHeO.
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CASH AT ONCE. No STRINGS
II. N. GREENFIELD, IA. 9.77s0
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2-BEDRM. RAMBLER Liv. rm
with irepl., separate din. rm.
screened-tn porch. kitchen anc
bath; s-aere lot: paved drive.
ss1ass; ,dead-end street; $4,000
OWNER. JE. 2-a602.
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' Aoss PAY PAY cash ,St. or d above trust
W. b. wHTTENER. IA. 7-5SSs.
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STORES FOR RENT
tcoNTlNUEDl
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

AT BIO STATION-N.W.
n Near Ga, ays...JJ-sstsory brick: 2
1,400 50. IT,, avail.) Tenants pay
heat and utils. Excel. net. Addit.
ROSENBERG.
DREYFUSS BROS.
MA. s-05sO. Ewes. Suns. IA. 2-7s2e
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Sc. OR NEARBY PRINCE
- GEORGES COUNTY
VIII pay all cash. LU. 1-727e,
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DIRECT FROM OWNER
Top cash for homes. Free appraisal
I'M. KiT rfifi 81 a.zSsai' NC
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GREEN MEADOWs-3-bedrm. Co

rssiE4Hs% sS' Oedfn,. ON tI.t oG 4
stairs to big dormitory. Paneiec
dinette on kitchen. Also panelec
rec, rm. with bar. Many extras
First trust at AZ. SAMUEL z
Bo0LEY. D. G. once. AID. 4-O29O
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' rms. t Sssh; ss5 I' DE NvMH 3 sSIH%EssRY'
ME. S-2O25, 1907 H st. NV.
DOWNTOWN CORNER-New York
ave at 9th NV. Excel. loc. for any
business. reas. rent. DI. 7-3O47
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Ready for Rain or Shine
by Sid Latham

trench coat was to World War 1, the duffle
coat is TO World War H. The latter,
popular in the British Navy, now threatens
to sweep the patch-pocket. raglan
Shouldered raincoat clear of the coun-
try's college campuses and is repeatedly
making inroads in trench coat territory.
Another innovation is the elimination
of Scotch plaid Innings for ordinary poplin
coats and the substitution of black or tan
Innings with gold stripes. And departing
further from rainy day custom, more and
more coats are appearing in black and
blue instead of tan and brown.
Gaping the trend are caps themselves.
adding a jaunty note and giving the
everyday fedora a rest OF course, If 1t
should actually rain while the Smartly
dressed young man is wearing his rain
outfit, it will also help keep him dry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

A CCORDING TO the movies, no self
IA respecting foreign correspondent.
gunman or counterSpy would be found
outdoors on any occasion without his
raincoat But according to recent sales
figures from the people who make rain
wear. lot of other men are taking to
raincoats as everyday outerwear. While
it used to be that man would reach for
his raincoat only when the weather was
wet, it's getting to be the fashion today
to step out in waterproofs when the sun
is shining brightly. RaincoatS are dou-
bling as topcoats and their styling Is
advancing accordingly. This upgrading
of raincoats delights the rainwear manu-
facturers and is inspiring them to bring
out new designs to make their product
more appealing still
Apparently wars help, for just as the
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ROOMS FURM-MD..VA.

COZ oRED-COUPLE on SINGLE
home PRIVILEGES 1246 Florida ave
ne. Ii 1870.
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AIRS. FURNISNED-D. c.

.BRAND-NEw FURNITURE
includes linen service, china ant
completely equipped kit, free nv
reasonable rates. 3 days 20 !
month; ~ minis. TO Capitol Bldg
10. 2-1252.
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ROOMS FuRNIsnED-M.E.

LARGE ROOM, pvt. bath; mr.. Gu,
Providence Hospital; refined gen-
tleman: refs. LA. 6-7152.
528 9Th ST. NE sleeping rms.
one So and one $40; linens furn.
phone; Ii. 4-35O4.
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VETERINARIANS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO PLAYER. upright, auto
mats. electric; $685.. CAN IA.
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PIANOS FOR RKNT-New and


PIANOs-JoRDAN's branch stores,
all have complete selection Of
rent. Plenty Of parking space In
front OF each store. 1889 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring $3.50 Lee hwy +,
Arlington @4i5 Princess Anne Al
fredericksburg Silver Spring and
Arlington stores are open evenings.
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MR.. LINCOLN PASSES BY

81 see the President almost every day, as happen
to live where he passes to from his lodgings out of
town. He sleeps at the White House during the
summer season, but has quarters at healthy location
some three miles north Of the city, the Soldiers Home
United States military establishment. He always
has company Of twenty-five thirty cavalry with
sabres drawn and held upright their shoulders.
They say this guard against his personal WISH but
he let his counselors have their way The party
no great show in uniform horses Mr. Lincoln the
saddle generally rides good-sized easy-going gray
horse, is dressed in plain black somewhat rusty and
dusty, wears black stiff hat, and looks about ord
nary in attire etc. the commones lieutenant
with yellow straps rides at his left and following behind
two by two, come the cavalry men, in their yellow
striped Jackets They generally going at slow trot
as that the set them by the they wait upon
see very plainly Abraham Lincolns dark brown face,
with the deepcut lines, the eyes, always to me with
deep latent sadness in the expression We have got
that we exchange bows and very cordial None of
the artists pictures has caught the Deep though subtle
and indirect expression of this mans face. There is
something else there One of the great portrait painters
Of two or more centuries ago is needed"
Walt Whitman in 1868 QUOTED in
"Mr. Lincolns Washington~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
AS LINCOLN SAW 1T
An EorIy Portrait
OF Our 7 own

sketches. and news clippings
(most of them from tine
pages of The Evening STAR
are fascinating. A surprising
number Of pictures present
buildings still existing and
street scenes still recogniz-
able despite the tremendous
development of Washington
since they we're taken
The Washington of the
1905 is revealed as a dirty
city, probably redolent of the
open sewers, the old canal,
and the livestock wandering
more -or-less freely about the
streets. There were a few
imposing residences here and
there; the best Government
buildings such as the White
House, the Treasury, the I'M
finished Capitol contrasted
sharply with the "tempos"
of the period-ramshackle
frame dwellings and COM
mercial structures housing
the suddenly expanded Gov
eminent agencies jolted from
their somnolence by the
Civil War.
Representative clipp ings
from The Star and other
Washington newspapers set
the tone for the whole dra-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
By FRED THERoUx

"A desert of dust when it's
dry and a sea of mud when
it's wet" That was one de-
scription of our National
Capital in 1861, when Abra-
ham Lincoln arrived to take
the oath of office as Pres
ident of a sundered, tense
Nation.
Today's Washington is a
showplace, a clean and hand
some city called oy many
1.-The most beautiful in the
world" But the Washington
of Lincoln's years, perhaps
prophetically called by a
derisive Britisher "a city O..
magnificent distances" vas
home only to the native-born
OF its marshy stretches. To
everyone else, it was a town
to be endured only for as long
as required by the Govern
ment business in which they
were involved.
Stanley Kimmel, a WASH
ingtonian with q fair for his
tory, has compiled a picture
history Of the Washington of
Civil War days. To residents
OF the Capital today, the
collection of photographs,