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APIS. UNFURNlsHED-o. c.

GEORGETOWN. $3.50 Que n.w.-2-
bedrm. in apt. BLDG. See anytime.
Open. Apt. z. DI. 1887.
18th q COLUMBIA RD--24O6 18th
St, NV, 3rd A.; 3 large rooms
kitchen and bath: $50. NO. 7-4646
Mr.. PA. AVE. BRIDGET bedrm.
liv. rm.. dinette, kit. bath; COW
location. $3.50 plus utils. See
Resident Mgr. l412 Young st
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CLEVELAND PK.--Nothing as lovely
magnificent gardens fine enough
for small embassy; only SIS. 900:
also Cleveland PIX. 8 bedrms.. "a
baths, new kitchen. Slg,500. STE
VEINS REAL ESTATE. FE. 3-4a47.
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MISUNDERSTANDING redec. brick
Colonial; 3 bedrms., ! "a baths. gas
sl55 per mo. OIL 2-6s25
ST. JUDE'S PARISH bedrm. ram
bier, bsmt; fenced yard. Sll0 per
mo o p. FIELD, INC. JU. 5-7lt3.
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DISTRIBUTORSHIP
AVAILABLE

We are presenting q sensational
new repeat product to the buying
public. Now being sold in leading
chain and independent stores. The
merits Of this product have been
extolled in Newsweek, Look. The
New York Times, The New York
Post and many other leading PEE
riodicals. national and International.
We are looking for an alert man,
or organization, a man Of vision
and self-starter. Preference will
be given to those experienced IN
promotion and sales MANAGEMENT.
The man selected will be given
the benefit of our experience, and
solidly backed by local and national
advertising.
This is q sound business promo
ton. with unlimited opportunities,
and is eeared to minimum S2, 800
/ investment TO cover the initial stock
only. II you long dreamed Of being
in on the ground floor with q new
corporation, and a remarkable prod :
uct and II you have the drive and
determination and the necessary
cash to cover the initial stock. and
can make an immediate decision,
you are invited TO write for q per.
sonal interview to
TEp pUcrAnrry a
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venicnt location. "a blocks from
the park unusually good financing
and offering the best for comfortable
living Five bedrooms = baths,
center hall, living room, den. very
large dining room, breakfast room,
Call Mrs Barker COL 6-30aSl
with THOMAS l., PHILLIPS, WO.
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COLOREn--5GO5 End ST. NV. fnr
Kennedy ST 80 rms. porchesA
garage. OIL heat: vacant: nr. transp
and shop SIPS mo Call RE =
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F0GGY BOTTOM--.-story brick,
for remodellng or investment. Ex-
eel loo. Priced for quick sale at
ST $50 Call AID. 9-6q56.
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3-BEDRM. DUPLEXES
ASPEN HOMES
HISTORIC ALEXANDRIA
AT
RUSSELL RID. AND ASPEN ST.

Attractive family accommodations
with suburban atmosphere. Three
bedroom duplex-type attached homes
with private front and rear en-
frances picture windows and base
menl with automatic washer and
drier. controlled Gas furnace with
hot-water heating system. modern
Kitchen with electric refrigerator
with freezer space. gas-c0okinR
stove. gafbage disposal. good- public
transportation to Pentagon, Navy
Annex and downtown D. c., conven-
lent to shopping center. public and
parochial schools and churches chill
dren welcome; play areas available;
complete maintenance services, Rents
from Sl15 TO SIZE so. For viewing
information, call Temple 6-Sl00.
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1903 CONN AVE NV.
APT. 303--NEwLY DECORATED

hFl oVo--NEWLI Db(Ohh 1 Ell
Two rooms, foyer, kitchen and
bath. vacant. Rent. S75. includes
heat. hot water and modern electric
refrigerator. To inspect, see ianitoy
on premises AID 2-66l9, B. r, SAUL
CO, 925 18th 81. NV. MA. S-210O
3is DELAF1ELD PL. N.W.--S75
Rms, Kit. Bath, Heat. HW Incl.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. 3-s3OO
i3l Kennedy ST NV. NO q
Rms, Kit, Bath. PoEch-S55
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3-s3O0
1S47 MASS, AVE, eE,-sB2.bO
RIM, KIT, Bath, Heat. INV. Incl.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. $4,000
53il 9Th ST. NV. goa, s67
2 Rms. Kit, Bath, Heat. INV. Incl.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. $4,000
9 R RSss EE4iiDY Bssb ST T., NYVsf iOc,
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. $4,000
Nv. fm.. dinette' kit bath ser.-in
569. NEWcoMB ST. Sci bed
rm., liv. rm., dinette, kit. bath.
SCI; in rear porch; S6s. plus utils.
rm aoIl srs sa 1T sIG nil. bsd ,,Ie Nv
sAcHEM DR., Forest Heishts-e
bedrms., Nv. rm., din. rm,. den, all
elee. kit. bath; close 70 transp. 1,
school. walk 10 EaStoyer shopping
center; ID min. downtown: 500
incl. heat. GEO. s KING Co. LII.
4-250l
1898 9TH ST NE. SOS
Liv. RIM dinette, kit, bath, bedrm.,
screened porch avail. at once,
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RENT AND BUY
NORTH ARLINGTON
Rent VIII Apply on Purchase

Like new. s yrs old. Liv-
ins-dinins room, Kit. with
dining nook, washer, dis
posal diShWaSher. eiec Fauge
and refer. . lRree hedrms.
with tiled bath storm win-
doRs; fun bsmt..: gas auto.
heat lee.. fenced rear yd.;
beautiful Shrubbery and fruit
trees. Sl25. WALTER l..
MESS. JE. 4-06i3.
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APIS. EURN. vA.-tcont. ,

NEWLY FURN.. mod. duplex; walk
TO Navy Annex. COW. 10 Pentagon,
Arl Hall, 10 Minis. to D, C. Idea
for family, or 3 or 4 girls: $10C
ARL., 1880 N. Quinn. " blk. TT
Myer. Minis Pent;. Annex.--S9O
incl. utils: EN-. 3-3044, ewes.
ALEXANDRIA-De luxe apt. fur
nished; adults; refs entire LIST
parking. garden. Call HoOFF, XII
9-RO52 for insp. or AID. 2-10lO
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: BRAND-NEW

COR. APT. AT ea2 35th ST. Sc
/ bedroom, first floor: Reasonably
priced, utils. incl: 3 exposures.
must zee TO appreciate: 10 minutes
from downtown, See res. mgr. OF
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APIS. UNFuRN.. D. G. tcens. J

NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
Observation-Disclosures
14tn AND VAN BUREN, SITS. NV
2 LGE. BEDRMS. ---$125.00
(FULL DINING ROOM
Beautiful elevator bldg; calhoun
switchboard service; front apt.
lovely bright rooms. kit, new ga,
range and new l1-cu-ft. Wrestling
house refer. with 70-lb. deep freeze
bath, master TV antenna: utils. incl
Newly decorated; close to shoppinl
and transp, Res; Mgr MRS McIN'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1857
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
VIENNA. vA.-ofhce space in mod
ern bldg. in heart OF town: also
suitable for beauty paTlor pipes
in wall for three booths; little
r nity Cali bu Sesss6. pu 51GS57s:
after pm, DU. 5-7221.
LADIES' DRESS SHOP FOR SAIL
Modern fixtures, air-cond.: lease.
reas. rent arranged. Ii. 3-2017.
GROCERY STORE-Will sell for
$4,000, including equipment. fix-
lures. mdse and good will Of the
best in the community: located at
Hall, Nd on Central ave; one
nation. visit the store or telephone
o. FITZHUGH, JU. 5-1S93 after
GOING RESTAURANT near Grey
hound station. Good oppor. for right
person. Some cash needed. WA.
7-lSl9.
DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT:
main highway location in nearby
Virginia. 1856 business SAB, 900
a asg s ssanns tra sio8e s qo.c,
Nonowner operated; has other bus.
mess interests. reasonably priced
with terms, Call Mr. Brown with
YEONAS REALTY. ia. $1,000. ia.
7-l243.
COR. GROCERY; $1,000 wk. cash
sales; AL stock; owner retiring:
total sac. price, $1,000. co. b
FOR sALE-Jewelry store. doing
thriving business. located sat large
Marina eaflinu aH aaPntYnf NJ
death. Phone Jacksonville N c.
LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR for Aunt
Kathryn's cookies t35c a .pkE.);
car and small capital needed; Box
GAS STATION FOR SALE-Take
eyer eyer 4 from 3 " OWNER. MA. 7-sses
DRY CLEANERs--If interested IN
have them Write Box 34-Y. star.
LARGE GARAGE-Going business;
ideal location, Oxon Hill, Md: com-
R Risss Mr. sfsup SAT fshf no 7i 9sgg2scFs'
GAS STATIONS excel, location near
BY Arlington: pumping better than
tered. An excellent opportunity.
Cal Mr.. Brown with YEONAS
REALTY, ia. S-2l00. ia. 7-1243.
BAR sTRICKLY BAR-Easy opera
ton ! shift. no rent terrific, Sl2.-
500 compl
Ma $1,000. ATLAS. EN-. o-3033
ARLINGTON-Sale or rent. Due to
death in family. makes it possible
TO take over established tailoring
and drpFlaantnm TXNN
REALTY JE 2-9400.
TOY STORE. well established:
100000 sales last . yrs. with hieh
profits Cash for stock will handle.
Call Mr. Brown with YEONAS
REALTY, ia. $1,000, IA. 7-1243.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSE WANTED. 4
bedrmS in good residential area
lease starting March desire L
live IL WASHINGTON. y. G.. or ada.
cent area; rental between S4Uu and
Si50 month Call AID i-.26a
HUNGARIAN REFUGEES need i
furnished house for 3-6 months
Family consists OF three erownup
professional members Will take
excellent care OF property, Please
call DIR. ROBOz daytime, Federal
$4,000, Ext 65i or evenings,
Woodlcy B-b.S3
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coLoRED-souTHEAsT

coLoRED-souTHEAsT
400 BLOCK CONGRESS PL Sc.
-bedrm. apis with liv nm. kit
din, bath. gas heat; now ayailabl,
al 500 and 15i 80 per month. plu
utilities To inspect see janitor a
f32 Alabama ave B. f. SAUL co.
30 9th st, NV. MA S-2100
COLORED---T45 5lst ST. So
Two. rms, kit, bath all utils
500. block to Benning I'd. and ii
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA a-S300
iCOLORED-1350 MONROE ST. N
rms. unfurn. all utiis S62 so
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-S30U
COLORED
9 Rooms. Kit. and Bath. Modern
l6b0-A r ST. ne. redec. - $50.
4lSo MINI. ave. ne $50.
ZOOS l. st n.w.-S45.
N. SEGAL, AID. 4-0123, ia. 9-624s
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OUR PRESIDENTS
By HONORE NJ. CATUDAL

l. "Since the election I have
done my best to assure that the
transfer from one administra-
ton to another shall be smooth
and orderly" wrote the PreSi-
dent to Congress, some years ago
today. shortly before the in
auguration of his successor
Which President?
2. Today is the l57th ami
versary of the birth Of the
President who occupied the
White House between Zachary
Taylor and Franklin Pierce.
Who?
8. Who was President when
transatlantic telephone service
was inaugurated between New
York and London, 30 years ago
today?
ANSWERS on Next Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-07
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM NORRIS

Do you know conduit" from
"a mare?" Are you quite certain
that the meanings of such COM
mon words as famine braid"
and "layman" are all perfectly
clear? Would it surprise you to
learn that lice cool addi-
ton to the meaning familiar to
all of us-denotes to a few hun
dred thousands of your country
men IAN institution of learning
midway between gramm a r
school and college,"
We have the word of a dis
tinguished fellow columniSt and
part time lexicographer-Ash-
~ Cooper of the Charleston
IS. c. News and Courier-that
while. as everyone knows.
Charlestonians speak perfect
English, residents of many other
sections of the United States
unfortunately do not and he has
collected some bizarre meanings
for the relatively common words
cited above.
But harken to a few gems
from Cooper's Dictionary of
Charlestonese. "Conduit"-im-
possible Of accomplishment.
"Mare"-hizzoner, the city's
chief executive. "Famine"-til-
ling the soil, as 1--WE been
famine all my life" Braid" as
you'd probably guess by now,
is what you make toe-est from.
to go along with beckon and
a-igs for brake-fusS."
| And "layman?" Well, that's
the fruit from which layman-
ade is made" Our illustrious
confrere further illustrates with
of pure Charlestonese dialogue
just how the word might occur
in conversation. rs that your
layman-ade?" mo, that's pap
pa's-zone. well, poet back in
the pitcher. cause Pappa's now
drinking bare" Bare" we
hasten to add. is the well-known
beverage made from malt and
hops. not to be confused with
rum" which. Of course. is IAN
enclosed space within a build
ing"
From these brief examples it's
understandable that sloppy
takers from elsewhere COM
plain sometimes that they can
not understand the pure and
clear accents of Charlestonians."
But with Cooper's concise COM
pendulum of Charlestonese in
hand, even the most benighted
damyankee should find the &C
cents as understandable as the
hospitality is cordial.
Released by The Bell Syndicate. Inc)
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sect sept seek seep. septic. seize. sick
site. size. skeet, skip, skeptic, skit
skep, specie, speck, spite. spit, spike
spice, steep, step. stick. keeps ketipic
kist kite, epic. pest, peck peck. picks
pike. pickets, pieces, pities, tike. ticks
iclest. cest, cite. cities
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WORD GAME
Find % or more words in
GU MPTION

meaning. art of preparing col.
ors." Average is 81; time limit
20 minutes.
Of four or more letters. > Words which
acquire four letters by the addition o.
-. such as bats. cars" are not used
3 Only one form of a word is used
Proper names are not used.
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Why We Soy.

CALM SEAS: Oil actually does
calm water. This fact was known
by Pliny and Plutarch in the
LIST century. But the idea was
not applied to any extent until
the 18th century, when fisher
men used whale oil to calm
stormy water.
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~ All pass
Now the problem was how to
time the play. Should Mrs. Keen
win the first, second or third club
lead?' The contract depended
upon the correct solution.
Mrs. Keen let the jack hold
the first trick. But she stepped
in with the ace on the club re-
turn. She now cashed all five of
her hearts and the ace of spades.
Mr.. Champion followed to four
leads of hearts and discarded a
spade on the fifth lead of the
suit. This left him with nothing
but clubs and the once-guarded
king of diamonds. Mrs. Keen
then led her last club and Mr..
Champion was in. After CASH
ing three club tricks he had to
lead away from his king of dia-
monds into the queen-ace.
Suppose Mrs. Keen had won
the first club and then, as before,
cashed her hearts and the ace of
spades. A following club lead
could have been won by Mr.. Abel
and his diamond return would
have meant eventual defeat of
the contract.
Winning the third lead of clubs
would have been just as bad
since. after cashing the hearts
and the ace of spades. Mrs. Keen
would have had nothing left but
diamonds. In that case MIR.
Champion could have won a dia-
mond trick and that. plus four
clubs. again would have given
the defenders five tricks.
The way the hand was actually
played. Mrs. Keen saved a small
club for an out card. She hoped,
of course. that the third lead of
clubs would put Mr.. Champion
on lead. just as it did.
But If it happened to be Mr..
Abel who won the third club,
that would be all right. too. In
other words. that would mean
Mr.. Abel had started with at least
three clubs and therefore Mr..
Champion could not have held
more than four. The defenders
then could win only three club
tricks and trick could be lost
to the king of diamonds without
jeopardizing the contract.
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CONTRACT
BRIDGE
By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

Mrs. Keen decided to go for the
nirie-trick game and give up her
hoporS in hearts. Mr.. Champion
ledshis fourth best club. the five
spot. and Mr.. Abel played the
jack.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Dale)
AKQJ83
V82
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WEST EAST
(Mr. Champion tNIr. AbeD
ASS A109742
V10765 043
0K2 H9843
+K1O752 +QJ
SOUTH
(Mrs. Keen)
"A
0AKQJ9
bAQ107
%A94
The bidding:
South West North East
2 Pass 2 a Pass
80 Pass 3A Pass
3NT All pass
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Ronald BaileYs Give
Two Farewell Parties

were both on hand for last
evenings festivities.
After five years in the
Capital, which Mr.. Bailey
says have been hectic and
busy but full of fun and
pleasure, too" the hosts
found their list of friends so
long they decided to say their
farewells at two parties. The
second will be given this
afternoon.
Despite many absences
from the city. the guest list
totaled about 800.
The British Ambassador.
Sir Harold Caccia, is in Lon
don, but Lady Caccia ac-
cepted as did British Minister
j. E. CoulSon whose wife is
in England.
Others included DR.. Ibra-
him Anis. Ambassador of the
Republic of Sudan: DR..
Victor A. Khouri, AmbaSsa-
dor of Lebanon, (where Mr..
Bailey served before coming
to Washington and his
sister, Miss Alexa A. Khouri,
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and the Charge d'Affaires of
both Iran and Iraq.
Other diplomatic colleagues
of the host who were on the
guest list included ministers
and counselors from the
Commonwealth Embassies.
Legislators Attend
Capitol Hill was we'll rep
resented, invitations having
been extended to many mem
berS of the House and their
wives, while those from
State Department circles in
cluded Mr.. William M. Roun-
tree, Assistant Secretary for
Near Eastern, South Asian
and African Affairs, with
Mrs. Rountree, and the Dep
uty Assistant Secretary for
African Affairs and Mrs.
Joseph Palmer II.
Senator and Mrs. Wayne
Morse, the former AmbasSa-
dor to Iran and Mrs. Wallace
Murray, Lady Denny. wife
of the chairman of the
British Joint Services Mis-
sion; the president of the
English Speaking Union and
Mrs. Cornelius Van H. En-
CERT, Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Willard A. Holbrook, jr.,
Capt. and Mrs. William Eas-
ton, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Continued on Page BE-, Col.
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The Counselor of the
British Embassy and Mrs.
Ronald Bailey entertained
yesterday at their home on
Lowell street at the first Of
two farewell cocktail parties
they are giving before their
departure later this month
for England.
After a five-year tour of
duty here. Mr.. Bailey is being
transferred to The Sudan
where he will take up his
new duties as counselor and
deputy chief of mission at
Khartoum in October.
In the meantime the couple
and their two children-Nigel
and Rowena-Will spend
home leave at Haslemere,
about 40 miles south of Lon
don.
Nigel. who will be 8 years
old next week, will enter an
English school this fall and
his mother may remain there
through his first term or at
least until he is oriented.
Nigel and three-year-old
Rowena, who was born here,
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was asked. "Oh. lots" she
said. How many?"
-Four" was her answer.
=. How do you stand hav-
ing such a crowd around?"
They're at the lighthouse,
three miles away" said the
Secretary's wife. THE
traffic must be terrific"
unused her listener.
Mrs. Eleanor Dulles said
she has her island up there
too, only it's seven acres,
and it's eight hours by
motorboat to her brothers
place. Whoever said
Carlo invented the phrase,
Il want to be alone?" The
rugged Dulles family put the
words in Greta's mouth.
Ambassador Haikal, the
new envoy from Jordan, was
there and being introduced
to colleagues by Saudi-Ara-
bian Ambassador Al-Khay-
val. Senator Alexander Wiley
was on the way out. but
came back into the party to
meet the Ambassador of Jor-
dan. who was chief of mission
here when the embassy was
a legation.
Soviet Ambassador Zarou-
bin invited Senator Wiley to
lunch with him sometime.
Representative Joe Martin,
Representative Frances Boil
ton and Senator and Mrs.
Homer Capehart were getting
a big welcome from the hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Fleming
were there and the former
said the next Secretary of the
Treasury. Bob Anderson.
would attend the Monday-to-
Wednesday meetings next
week of the Government
Borrowing Committee of
which Mr.. Fleming is chair
man Secretary Humphrey
will also attend them, pos
sibly leaving Washington as
soon as they are over.
Mr.. Anderson, who arrived
in Washington Monday night,
has taken an apartment at
the Mayflower Hotel for a
month at least. His wife
Ollie was due in by today.
Norwegian Ambassador
Morgenstierne, German AM
baSsador Krekeler. Italian
Ambassador and Signora
Brosio, British Minister Sir
John Coulson, Icelandic Am
basSador and Mrs. Thors and
DR.. and Mrs. Leonard Car
michael were among the
crowd that sampled the large
buffet in the ballroom.
The Moroccan Ambas-
sador and his wife received
with Minister Ahmed Bena-
bud in the Chinese Room.
ARGENTINE'S CHARGE
D'AFFAIRES Fernando
laurel was host at q recep-
ton yesterday to celebrate
the l41st anniversary of the
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declaration of independence.

declaration Of independence.
Obviously the Argentines
celebrated their freedom
from Spanish rule for years
before they got the chance
to celebrate freedom from
Peron. Senior laurel was
host, because new Argentine
Ambassador Mauricio Yada-
rola has yet to arrive.
Peruvian Am ba ssa d. or
Berckemeyer, Spanish AM
bassador Count de 'Motrico
and Uruguayan Ambassador
and Sonora de Lacarte
dropped by to pay their
respects in addition to the
aforementioned diplomats
who came over from the
Moroccan party.
Despite the heat. the din
ing room on the second floor
was damned and so was the
garden below. Guests fingered
to eat the delicious embassy
made food. especially the
paella (clams. chicken, rice,
pimiento. etc. and a delicious
dessert entirely new to this
reporter-vanilla ice cream
with watermelon balls. It's
delectable. cool and sum-
merry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10
Robert Beuhuns
Return Here
From Cruise

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tay-
lor Beahan have returned to
Washington after visiting in
Hawaii and the West Coast
and have as their guest the
formers nephew. Stephen
Richards of Phoenix. Ariz.
Sailing from New York
May % on the Matsonia
which was m aking her
maiden voyage, they went by
way Of Los Angeles through
the Panama Canal. making
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Prospective Eisenhower Visit
Must Have Newport in Tizzy
By BETTY BEALE

The news that President
and Mrs. Eisenhower will
vacation in Newport has done
more, I'll bet. for the leading
hostesses of the social citadel
than their last dividend
check.
The fact that the Eisen-
MOWERS, will stay at the Navy
base there, and not in one
of the multi-million dollar
oceanside palaces. will de-
fate them not a whit.
After all, a Presidents a
President even if he should
choose to stay in a quonset
hut. Besides top brass at the
Navy base in addition to the
more personable uniformed
bachelors have always been
acceptable to the Bailey's
Beach set.
The rest of the Navy base
is more or less left to its own
devices by the Socialite re-
sorters. In tact, Naval Of
ficers' wives complain that, if
it we're not for the Navy,
such Newport community
projects as the Boy Scouts
would go down the drain.
But it's certain that from
row on the base will soar in
popularity with the Rolls
Royce contingent. Perle
Mesta caused Newport society
to sit up. take notice and
come running when she had
Vice President Charlie Curtis
up for a visit. The odds are
20 to / that the commandment
of the base, Rear Admiral
Henry Crommelin. and his
wife. will get the rush Of
their lives during the coming
weeks.
Incidentally. if there was
any doubt about Mr.. Eisen-
hover running for another
term Tin case the presidential
limitation law were repealed)
this announcement would
settle it. A presidential can
didate simply wouldn't dare
to vacation that close to the
country's most ultra fashion
able resort.
MOROCCO'S Prince Mou-
lay Hassan became the
Crown Prince of the King
dom of Morocco yesterday
and across the sea here in
Washington his investiture
was celebrated at a large
reception at the Mayflower.
Ambassador and Mrs. Ben
Aloud gave their first big
Washington party to mark
the important event. And
fortunately for heat-struck
Washington, it was held in
air-cooled surroundings.
Secretary of State Dulles
wife and sister were there,
the former just back from
a weekend on their remote
1,000-acre Duck Island in
Lake Ontario.
Are there any other peo-
pie up there?" Mrs. Dulles